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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
Marlboro 1 ems.

James II. Crandell, the oldest white man
IN this town. died last Wednesday morning.
,g.d IL years Mr. Crah1e1 was born near
Willersvile, Anne Arundel couaty, in 1917.
and came to this town 4 hen be was but %
Years cd, where he has resided ever since
with the exception of thfee years that he sery-
Cd as Commissary Ssrgtant d the Confederate
army. He at one time owned the Farmers
Hotel. of this place, which WAS then known
as Tie Uniol Hotel Mr.. Ctahdell was before
the war "whig; bit aferSards became a
.tauhch Democrat, although Be never held
any political office
a kne specimen of German carp was caught
IN the depot pond last week hp Oden Mangum
Seiehi1g 10 pounds. 1t Is mystery bow It
got in the pond and since then it has been
found that there are more yet.
A party of club men with their families
spent Sunday at the cldb house, near town.
Marlboro has had tW night watchmen since
the fires. who patrol the streets and will
rake il warm tor any offender Of the peace
and good will of the town. A reward viii
soon be offered for the arrest and conviction
of the incehdiaries who fred the burned
iHI1dihgs. Some of the places will be rebuilt
At once. Non-oe-Plume.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
Half Rates to Minneapolis vim Pa r. R

For the benefit Of delegates aud visitors
to the Republican National Conventic" at
Minneapolis, on June 18th, 1892, the Pennsyl-
tania Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets TO Minneapolis, from all principal sta
lions on its lines at single fare for The round
trip. The rate from New York is SCI 80;
Philadelphis, $2e IS; Baltimore, SIS so;
Washington, Sss SO, and other stations in
proportion. The tickets will te sold from
June LIST to 9Th, inclusive, and the return cou-
pons will be good to leave Minneapolis or ST.
Haul from June 10th TO 25th inclusive, 1892.
A choice of routes vest OF Chicago may be
made.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27

Demo rattle prim. ries 10 elect delegates TO
lie county convention, whch meets on Tues
day next, will lie held on Saturday Dele
gates will he elected in count, conten'ioni to
represent Charles clunty in State anA con-
eressiunA conventions, which meet w litlI-
more aud L,nrel 90 the sh u jJHF, and An
gust 1i,h II is generally conceded that Hon
Barnes Compton ~iil lie one II t. e drl' gates
seIe ted 10 represent The Fith District in the
Chicago National Democratic Convention, but
who the other will he is y pizz'tr TO man,
anxi .l9 "slrants THIS county has Two gen
tlrmrn, Mrssrs = VI aud : Cox, Jr who
.nid not refuse 10 20, 1t selected, Nj their
trrrds haye been eunvassiny tie different dis
tricts # the county il their behalf. Who
or whether either will he The winner, We can
not pre,l T. hut the ntinty onr ueiRhbor has
hrretof re displa, Ell IN whipping the boys 'nto
hue may tasure his SELECTION, it carrying the
county convention will do it. Uow.vt-, it
wil he an empty honor, that OF selecting "a
Democratic candidate Tor President, as this,
yond doubt, is Republican year, md HAr-
rison will succeed lis uNn, the best admins
iratiOu this country his ever had
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
tiorsrnPrIoN CURED,

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had laced IN bis hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple veg
etahle remedy for the speedy and permanent
CUE OF Consumption. Bronchitis, Cttnrrh,
Asthma and all throat aud LHrg Affections,
also positive and radical cure fer Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested It's wonderful curative powers
in thous inds e cases, has irlt II his duty 10
make il known TO his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated ~ This motive aud q desire to relieve
human suffering. will s-ud free Of charg'
TO all who desire il, this recipe, IN German,
French Or English, With full directions tor
preparing and using. Sent BY mail ny All
dressing with stamp naming this phper.-
W. A. MOVES, 500 Powers Block, Roches-
ter, New York. mh 6-y
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fhihkin. Of Rnsing Here.

BrUti er Romwauld General Visitor of the
Christian Brothers School, and Brother
LEONARD, President of Calvert Hall College,
Baltimore, came down 10 the county on FRI
day last and was the guests OF DR.. Roeert
DIggvs The object OF the visit of the Broth
ers was to look At "Shadelshd," farm be
longing to Miss Winfred Martin, 10 the sixth
district, with view of purchasing, sno TO es-
tablish there branch OF the Christian Broth
srs School The gentlemen returned 70 Balti-
more on Saturday, but did not make Known
whether they intended TO purchase.
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Eapepsy.

This Is what YOU ought to have, "a fact, you
,anst have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands
are searching for it daily, ana mourning be-
canse thew find il not. Thousands uDou thou
sands OF dollars are spent Annually by our peo-
~ n the hop6 that they mas attain this boon
hcd ~ II may he bad by all. We guarantee
,hst electric fSitters. il Used according to d.
,,s;;,s and The use persisted in, vii! bring
.on GOOD digestion and oust the demon dys.
,ensis and Install instead Eupepsy. We rec
ppnr,mena Electric Bitiers for d. spepsia and all
',;sc'ses Of liver, stomach and kidneys Sold
~ ami II per bottls ~ ". W rAdsetr
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
Filth and Stencil

The filth and stencil TINT grcets the vis
Tor to .Port Tobacco these days aien IT. ing
commentary on the pee pc who registered tntlr
votes In f,yor OF ierng the court mouse stand
.'lh,t where she SETS On Ascension Day IL.
dies aud Others vino a;Irtdrd services i,'
christ Church, this village, were hardly able
to get 10 the stcred tdihce by reasun o. he &C.
runu,atisn OF hlth around tue entrance,
Nothing can he done, however, 70 change th'
condition OF phhrs ,ess individuals t'k
the matter in clare
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Marriage

A quit wedding was celebrated at Christ
Church, IN this village, on Tuesday morning
last, Rev. J. b. Poindexter, rector, perforu-
ing the ceremony. The Contracting parties
were Mr., Albert F. Philips, young maB.
formly employed by Mr. John H. Mitchell,
aud Miss Matte Morris, wso has been for sew
sral years past living with and taking care
Of The children Of NJ. Hugh Mitchell No in
vitation were sent out but quite number Of
the friends of the yoaug couple were present
to witness the ceremony They took the noon
train for their future home Chester, Pa,
where the groom has been residing for several
) ears.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27

Runaways.

On Saturday last the horse driven by
Messrs Robert and John Cartwright ran
away on the public road near Newport and
both young men we're thrown out and severe-
IL bruised. The vehicle was badly breseh
and the horse was slightly injured.
The horse, belonging to DIR. Spencer, OF
Bel Alton, while being h'tched up on Sunday
morning last ran OF and the dog cart was al
most completely wrstkel. Fortunately no
one was in the cart at the time of the runa-
away.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27

Long SerXice.

Thomas r HALEY, ESQ, of Pom nike,
district, took out his commission MS justice OF
the peace for an additional term OF Two years
on Tuesday last. Mr. HALEY is in his s4th year,
is hale and hearty, and is mentally MS thor
oughly competent to perform the duties OF ms
office as be was when lie first became magis-
tate. lie has held the ottce OF justice for ~
years, with only short inlerva when he was
\ county commissioner The duties Of both
OF these fices, it is needless to say to those
WHO know Mr HALEY, were discharged con
srien iously and to the satisfaction OF the gen
eral public We wish our venerable friend
many more years of usefulness
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Ret Paid

A bet was made last fall between Captain
Austin, Of Wcomico county, and Ciptai' Bos'
we'll, of this, on the judicial election Austin
favoring Briscoe, and Boswell backing viii
mer. Owing 10 the fact that Surveyor WAS
on the Republican ticket Ia each coanl Of Tie
district, anil rome oiher hpgs, Wilmer WAS
bea'eH, and, on ThursdAy, Captain Boswell
paid the tet by having dr uer Tor captain
Austin aud email party, including COl
Wilmer, at Cox Hotel.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
Knliinnrc Sun

That sterling Old newsp'pt the BALI
more sun hiss donned Il nrW dress Hul great
" enlarged It's t,sne thus kerpiul NJ viii,
the frog rss Of Baltimore TOT winch 10 pare
in that City Las done more Ia nrlp III Ii- ru-
ward march Few, cities Have Journals thn
can tquh the san III ITS great anlIt, aud a.
Maryaudcrs should be proud Ut The gtc,i
MSD land journal
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
YEARLY TES.
Religious Notices.

On Trinity SUNDAY, June 18th, the Right
Rev. William Paret, y. D., will visit Port
Tobacco Parish. At 10 o clock m, services
will be held in St. Pants Chapel, with Con-
firmation and HOLY Communion. At4p. m.
services end Confirmation ia Christ Church
AT D. IN. services at ST. Philips Colored
chapel. Offerings for the Bishops special
fund. A full attendance is earnestly desired
JAMES + PoNDExrEn,
Rector OF Port Tobacco Parish
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nucLIrn,. Arn,ca snlNs.

The Best salve in the world for cuts, bruis.
Is, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevor sores, tel
ter, chapped hands. chilblains, corns. and all
skin sruptions, ami positively elres piles. or
no pay required. Il Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, OF money refunded Prire
Is cents PEI boz. Pr sale by ". ". Pad
esN.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27

As will be seen by his card in another
column, DE-. Spencer, graduate Of the cele-
hrsted MarylnRd University, has located at
Bel Alton. DR.. Spencer GRADUATED with high
honofs and those in need ola phi, stefan can
feel confidence 10 his ability 10 treat all cases
that may come under his care.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
Good Chance.

An increased appropriation for ST. John S
College authorizes the Board OF isiiors 10
offer free tuition to twenty-sN schol rs from
the State; this will give one from this county
All that is expcc ed from the scholar is TO pay
his board amounting to $3.50. TINS Is good
opportunity and ole that Should be arailed
by some Young man.
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Flned

flneu.
Constable F L. Msttingly arrested John
Reed last Monday, charged with an assault
upon Samuel Thompson, Bernard Thompson
Mary Grayson and Charles Ball lie was
tried the satne day befote Justice Jones at La
Plata, and sned 81, and held TO bail to keep
the peace in the sum Of 500.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27

Wanted, WOOl.-Willtuy 10, ObO pounds
Of WOO Mt tul market prices sacks will he
ulnishcd tree to any one. Wool-groNers will
lind it 10 their advantage to sci TO me- and say,
all expense OF shipping
may 6tf y z HORNEY, Ia PlH'a.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
FIne Strawberries.

We are Indebted to Mrs Washington
Willis for choice lot Of strawberries, large
and luscious Mrs Willis is ALWAYS among
the first 10 have fruits and berries in season
and her garden each yenr demonstrates what
intelligent and p,instaking effort can accom-
pli.h.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
wHlll

"euL; kl arrangements have been
Iaads 10 handle Wool this season Wool
e :, 's sent to any address free oferp,nse. NJ
! 4 HANCOCK
> baiigcgs. Nd
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Expenses of the Rye Trial.

The Clerk 10 he County Commissioners
has received from the Clerk Of The Criminal
Court Of Baltimore city, an itemized statement
of the expenses in urred in the Rye murder
trial. The aggregate is $500 II. An inspec-
tior Of the items will show that there are sew
eral unusual and extravagsnt charges which
should be carefully x.mined before hcing
paid by the commissioners The following is
the account.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27

wool will buy wool this season. De-
liver al Lothair,
may CIT Is. \. NOW AhD.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27

When Baby was sick. we gave her Cnstoria.
when sho was Child. she cried for Castoria.
wheH she became Miss, she CLING to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castofia
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A. PosEY. Publisher:

Terms OF advertising: For plain matter
o. 90 per square 70 ltnes) for the first inser-
ton, rs cents for each subsequent insertion.
Rule and fglre matter double the above rates
Obituary notices half rates.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27

No $50 Equity.

Ia the matter of The sale nf the real estate of
Off r reun.san nni John +. Teunson
under j uo~er contained i, a mortgage TO
John b. Lyon.
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I)ontl surgery
...tss g t
fyfY

DR.. = ERNEST SASSCER a4s
Ofirs hls srryirps ~ = Dentist Ia the pnblic
of Gnelts ,trl Prlncr Georges c.g.ulirs, and
will Is al the uodrrn improrr4rnis in ape
rdtiSr al pechtnr' denti,trt, -iicuAinp
ct;iwn ,ui tHii.e work aud ca'rr'iou cr IN
reSjila~ii;rs 81 teeth UHr II v ldunf, Nd
All cA'ls rom motto rtOibftly ,sttendc'i
III Is +
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HptaI anb 4rrsonal.

~ The Office Of me lSDEPEsDEsT has been
removed 10 Ms frsf floor Of ne Aosonie Hdtt,
i-medSGtsiy oIPosas he Epi'eepai Church.
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mind therefore
Oddy
% Bu for goods as pure crisp legal tender where
/ lablas CT q of 0is--fOr
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ORDER NISI.

may e-dt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-03-18
A Lawyers Big Fee.

The late A. L. Stewart was ha-
raised by certain treasury decis-
ion which vastly increased his pay
ments of duties. His lawyer called
one day about another matter.
Stewart spoke in an exasperated way
about the treasury decision.
"I4et me see the decision," said
the lawyer.
After reading it through he said
"This law speaks of sall silk
garments Why don't you have a
thread Of worsted ran into those
goods when they are made abroad?''
"Will that come within the new
law ?" asked the great merchant.
Certainly"
Chow much do you want for the
opinion" asked Stewart, a few
months later.
FIFTY thousand dollars" said
the lawyer, and he got it. lie was
modest, too, but dollar went fur
ther in those days than it does
now.
Stewart years after told his legal
adviser that the casual suggestion
made that day had been worth over
81, 800, 900 to the merchant.
So, the $50, 900 fee was not high.
IN. Y. Press.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-03-18
Opportunity.

There is an old story Of beggar
to whom one day there appeared
by the wayside beautiful being,
with her treasures. As he gazed
at her in stupid surprise, she glid-
ed past him; but she returned with
her treasures still held out to him
and once more, with beseeching
eyes, as if she would compel him
to take what she offered, she PASS
ed slowly by and disappeared
She had no sooner gone than, as if
waking from dream, he hurried
eagerly in the direction she had
taken. He met traveller, and
said: "Have you seen beautiful
stranger, with her haAds full OF
the things that l want, going along
the rnad?"
"Yes,' replied the traveller, her
name 10 Opportunity. But once
offered. ard once refus d, she new
er returns. '-Congregationalist.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-03-18
How to Treat a Lover.

Because man loves you, is that
any reason why you should be In
considerate of him.
Because he loves you, shall you
give no thought to the words you
say to him (?
Because he loves you, shall you
laugh at his affection, and think
his expressions of it are funny?
Because he loves you, shall he be
the last to be thought of?
Because he loves you, shall he be
treated SO that he wonders, after all,
IL You have any love for him
Because he loves you. shall you
seem to put tax on him in the
way of presents and entertainments
that. it is just possible, he cannot
afford (?
Because he loves you, shall you
never think it necessary to say th,
sweet words Of thanks for the cour
tesies he shows you?
Becaus he loves You, shall You
not think it necessary to be at your
beat and sweetest for him?
Oh, You foolish girl ! If this love
is worth having, If this love is real
and true, If it is really your sweet.
heart who has come, then you possess
q great treasure, a treasure which
you may lose some day if you are
not careful. Love is lost by thought.
fitness, by reconsideration, and b,
selfshness more than by any othel
way.-Ladies Home Journal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-03-18
The Right Kind Of Boy.

In one Of our large establish
ments connected with the iron in
dustry there occurred few DAYS
ago an apparent discrepancy in the
accounts involving matter OF 81
600 pounds of scrap iron. The
clerks of tho department were set
to work to unravel the tangled
skein, and after they had expended
two whole days in the search they
were compelled to give up the task
and pronounce it beyond their
comprehension. Thus matters
stood for several days. Several
days latter the office boy decid 4 to
keep himself in practice in addi-
ton by footing up a column OF
figures on sheet which was lying
on desk beside him in the sc.ap.
iron department. Bending his en-
orgies to the task he gat along
swimmingly with the units, tens
and hundreds columns, but when
he came to the fourth column he
could not make it agree with the
footings set down. Again AID
again he tried it. and with tho
same results, 900 less. Goir Q
over the figures one by one his at
tention was drawn to queer
looking one. A fly-speck was be-
side it in such position as to
make 1t appear like a four. and as
such it had been counted by each
OF tie clerks in the department.
The boy had earned his promotion,
and he got it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-03-18
spurgeon's Elder F,owsr.

/ was in Italy, and in crossing
the Alps with my wife, tho sun was
30 hot that it scorched her face.
She asked me to get her some elder
flower water. i started of to a
chemist /; and as / did not know \
word Of the Italian language. I
looked through the jars and bottles
in his shop, but could not find apv-
thing Of the kind. / tried to iab-
Der something in French but the
chemist did not understand me. be
cause Il was no language at all. I
went down to a little brook that ran
through the town, and walking
along the edge, ] came 10 an elder.
flower tree. ] got q handful Of
flowers, walked of to the shop. and
held 1t mp TO the man and he knew
IN an instant what meant. I
think it is not easy to convey tho
gospel to the heart by merely talk.
ing Of it; but If you can saw bv
your own life "This is the life II
CHRIST, this is the Joy Of being a
Christian, "you viii be much more
likely to make converts. Rev. q.
II. Spurgeon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-03-18

ket poked ont % threateuiugly tha,
the frenchman pulled rather has
tily.
Whats the matter Wild yes ?''
shouted O'Callaghan. Come an,
thin, like dacent bays. Don't ys
re me here waitin' to spake wild
yex f''
One Of the dragons fired his pis-
tol, but the shot only drew taunt-
ing laugh from our hero, while the
threatening muzzle fronted them at
every turn, face which way they
would. Evidently Paddy was mas.
ter Of the situation. AMI the mis-
chieyous twinkle OF his blue eyes
showed how tho: oughly he enjoy.
ed it.
But now the dragons, enrage d
at being held at bay so long by one
man, divided their forces, two wheel.
ing toward one side of the tree and
two toward tho other, while the
fifth came straight forward. Mat
tiers seemed likely to 20 hard with
poor Pat, when suddenly the air
was rent with the war-cry Of the
Irish brigade. "Faugh-a ballaghl''
(Clear the way), and on came the
twenty-eighth once more, their long
line OF bsyone,s glittering through
the smoke like sunbeams breat ms
a mist.
At sight of the comir g help Pad
dy's bold blood was up at once.
Out he darted upon bis assailants
with a fourishs f his musket and a
real Irish s'hurroo," which was
sufficient to brighten the whole cav.
airy of the imperial guard.
1t did scare the horse of the near
est French dragoon, which reared
and fell heavily rider and all. Be-
fore the Frenchman coald rise
again. O'Callaghan's foot was on
his breast. and held him there .'like
a dog houldin' a pig by the ear"
as Paddy afterward said, till the
men Of the twenty eighth came up
and helped him to secure his pris-
oner.
Wei done, my fine fellow said
the old colonel of the twenty-eighth
when he heard the story of Pats
exploit. Here's guinea for you,
and we'll you've earned it. But
why didn't you give those rascals
one shot at the last, when you had
the chance ?''
'9Shure for the best OF rasons, yer
honor answered Pat, with a grin,
there was nothing in the gun, at
all, at ALL"
And ever after that day, hen any
man made q great show of learning
upon a subject about which he re-
ally knew nothing at all. the Off
GERS of the twenty eighth used to
say that he was like Pat O'Callag
hams musket.-Harper's Maya
zine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-03-18

Evils of Smoking.

lie was pretty cd man, that
was apparent. His hair was white
and his beard was white. He
walked with cane, but, says the
Chicago Tribune, he was able 10
look out for himself and get around
reasonably we'll.
Most eighfy-one,' he said, al he
took big black pipe out OF his
mouth.
And you've smoked ali your
lifeT asked the young man who had
stopped to speak to him.
Pretty much ALL he replied
I've smoked sixty-odd years,
'And it hasn't hurt you?'
We'll, / don't know, young man,
] don't quite know about that
My wife has always told me that It
hurt me, an my father when he
was alive used to say that IL was
bad for my health
But it doesn't seem TO have hurt
your?
Nov don't be too hasty. ain,t
just sure about that. / eot great
store by what my wife an nv
father say, and / don't advise snv
young man to begin smokin'.,
Yes, Of course. But you ,vo.
smoked, and you've lived to 4 good
old age
Yes, that's all right. But
there's no tellin', young man how
old I'd a been now IL hadn,f
smoked. It's a bad habit That
sort O. worked into before / knew
it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-03-18

koes siOnS OF the Courts
Circuit Court. i3th judicial OIrcuIt. Be-.
James v. Armssrosgs prsrsding-Tsr1s -
gin as folio 81
Grant Coanty --Pcursh Tuesday n MACH.
arsf Tuesday in June add third fussday 3
October
Hampshire Cousty-First Tuesday In Pss
ruary. second Tuesday In Nay aad this |,
Tuesday In September.
Hardy County --Secoad Eaesday In March
iist Tuesday in May and 6rst Tussday n
October.
Mineral County Second Tuesday IN Ia
,sry, fourth Tuesday In April and arss Tue
tay la september.
fendleion cocuty--Second Wednesday In
April, Wednesday after second Tnssday IN
tune. and Srst Wednesday In November,
County Court OF H.npshire County
Join :. Pancaks, President-R. d P.ve,I
and VIM n. Pepper Commissioners. q =
"hne Clerk. The regular sessions are hrli
BEGINNING on The frst Tue DAY in Jsnusrv
and April. the lsst Tuesday in July, and The
ourih Tuesday in Ocio.sT.