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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06
RIO GRANDE
WESTERN.
Standard Guage.
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
In Enec, Janunr, !. iso,.

LEANLs sALr IAKH.
No. s-lor Prove, sAllna, Grand June.
ton and al points Fact. gl5O A IN
Nc, i-for Provo, Grand junction and
all points East................ Q.A3 Nm.
40, '-for Provo, fAyHOn and Euroka .On Ia fn
No, s-f0r bingham ...-..............., s.ni 4 IN.
SO h-for Hot Springs aud Ogden. $50 4. mi
No l-lur Ogden aud the West .,..lg,i2 nm
No 3-tor Ogden and tho WesL.......l g so a N,
ARRIVES SALT LAKE
No l--irom Provo, saliNs, Grand
Junction ami the l.ast.....is:el n. m.
No. j-Irom lrONo, Grand Junction
and the Enst.,................... l9s21 AIN.
NO 5-from iroyo, payson aud
Euraka.....,.,.... ............ 10 81 n IN
70. I-frnm bingham .................,,. 800 nm
No, From Hot surinEs aud Ogden, o aio q nj
No. s-ltom ogden aud the Wet, $50 4. mi
Ma, 1-ifom Ogden and tho west...... $40 nm
Pullman Palace sicepers on nn throuyh
tram. Nochanges close counectO safety
speed and comfort
tirhci onicr No. goo y nnin Street,
u. g. DnpGE, A. Ii. wELBY, j. u. BRNNrYr
ten Manager hupt Gon.fTL&Pass,Agl
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ONE MASS OF SCALES
AFFLICTED . Years by Dreadful skin and
Blood Disease, with Intense
Pain and Loss Of Hair.
All Other Remedies Fail. Relieved Ia
stantiy and Cured IN -Four Weeks
BIS the Cuticura Remedies.

have few words To say regarding the CCri
CUut NENIpiGs Thcy nave cured ue IN four
weoha' time from = skin and Hood Disease
which | had Tor over three ycarf. AZ cefta'n
tunes. ihy sAin would be very sore, aud always
Kept cracking and poclinH OF M white scales.
Ia cold Nuather my face vas one mass u scales
when In the cold AIR the pain WA intense. 4
would almost bring tears 10 my eyes, and my
blood also being In poor c0niit on, with q loss
81 hair I have tried every known remedy that
was recommended u me, uutit wa Of no use,
and gave me very little hcucht. 80, hearing NJ
your CuiicCR, RuNIufNs. concluded ~ give
them irial. Thc nrdt application gave almost
in1ta % feiicf In foN weeks time found my
self cured, and ! ava thankful fnr what they
have done Tor the. Your tuIfrrnA irNupIHs
ato hicaaiug % those who may nave the op.
portunity To use them. eau Recommend lhem
to any one. EDMUND kEKAS.
g1tI Union Ave. Chicago, M.
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alanee in treasury January |, ise; slgi.iS, Cd
QuARTERLY REPORT.

Balance in tire uury January l, lse; ,i0i.iSS o5
QUARTERLY REPORT.
SUPERINTENDENT Ryan, OF the water.
works department, submitted his re-.
port for the quarter eniing December
slsti 1881, showing an expenditure OF
Sos,4ij.l6 for that period. Committee
on wattrwofkB.
Quarterly reports OF the fire and
nled.
Dog Tax Collector Silver reported
mat his receipts for the past month
We're sl4i. Received and Hied.
WINDSOR PLACE FLATS.
The city engineer reported that plats
o. a subdivision known as North
windsor Place Ind been filed with
MN and he asked FOR authority to az.
prove The same. Adopted.
NOTICE Of INTENTION.
CITY Recorder Jack reported Tint
notices OF Intention 10 extend water.
mains on certain streets ON the north
peneh, In plat u, had been published
"ecor ding to law. Received aud illed.
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APPROPRIATIONS.
The following appropriations were
TODAY's COURT ECHOES.

Adjourned for one week,
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Cuticura Remedies

Eject daily more great cures u humofH and
diseases Of the skin, scalp, aud blood than all
other remedies combined. CUitCuuA, the great
rkin Cure, aud CrIiruFA soar, IN exquisite
sttn rufiilrr and Ucauuf.r. externally. mud
CUttCuNA KLsuLvkNr, tho new Hood ruriler
and greatest " tiumor noue4ies. internal y,
cue ever. species of itching barring. scaly,
pimuly, ~ blotrhy diseases OF the KIN, tralp,
and blood from infancy 10 age. from pimplcs To
scfofnla,whrn the best physicians aud ali other
rcmedIus fail
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II you are thinking OF maRing a
Christmas Present, buy something
useful as well Rs pretty. Let us name
eold'mounted Buggy Whip, or rich
warm Buggy Robe; an elegant assert.
ment at low prlcesat Studebaker Bros.,
Main Street.
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The big Mlnlng Suit Drawing To a
Close.-rhe Alleged Counter.
fciicrs, Etc.

George Il. Teasiel, British subject,
aud now residing In this city, was ad
mitted to citizenship this morning by
Judge Zane. His honor sat In cham,
beers for about quarter OF an hour, and
this was the only matter that came be.
fore him.
DRAWING 10 A CLOSE.
There Ia now some prospect OF the
end being reached In the great mining
suit which has been going on In Judge
Andorson's court for the last two OF
three weeks. The last witness was ex.
amined this morning, and the argu.
ments were then taken up. These will
In all probability consume n couple OF
days tune, and the case will then be
submitted for the consideration OF the
judge, whose decision VIII be awaited
with deep Interest, not only by the
lItigants but by mining men generally.
The point involved In the dispute Ia an
extremely knotty one, aud there Ia nm
immense amount at stake.
THE LAD COIN CASE.
The alleged counterfeitcrs were TO
have appeared before Commissioner
GTeenman this morning for prelimi-
nary examination, and the deien dants'
attorneys and several witnesses were
piesent; but Prosecuting Attorney
stephens unexpectedly came upnn
tho scene, accompanied by Marshal
John NJ. Young, anu applied for u fur.
Their continuance until Saturday uext,
~ he wanted 10 secure the attendance
OF other witnesses. After some quib.
bling Oh the part OF one Of the defend.
ants legal representatives the COM
missioner granted the application. SO
on Saturday, at l0a. M, another effort
viii be made 10 reach this case, which
promises TO Envelope some interesting
features. Ii IN stated that one OF tho
accused men has serious thought of
"maliug clean breast OF It,"
STEWART DEMANDING SATISFACTION.
The SO, 900 damage suit threatened
by ben #. Stewart against the CITY
Council Tor revoking his liquor lice nse,
at the Franklin Avenue Theatre, be-.
came an actual fact this morning, the
complaint having been placed on the
file Of the Third district court. A
copy Of the complaint viii be found
elsewhere In our columns.
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sold ovcryNhere. Price, Crrfcyni, 5o'
soar, gic ilhsnLyrNt. ft0l. Prepared hy the
POTTER bRru AND CnhNtcNt CunrOa,tiuN.
Boston.
ss- send for "Iiow 10 Cure sin piseascs.'
D nl.a.. Do IIlnsirAIInna. md 100 Ie.LLmnnIaI..
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The influenza is raging in Copen.
hagen with the most fatal results
About 1000 now cases are reported
every week.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28


Mr.. Matthews, counsel 10 the Regis
tration Officers, states tlsat unr informant
was incorrect rs to his advice 10 those
officers about pn' fishing the Hiss
of stricken off vnters He
saws that he did advise them
not to publish such lists until after rein
stating day in Oc'obcr He says accord
ing to his construction Of the law there
are but two sittings. in September aud
October, and that the reinstating dsT in
October following the week after the sic
ting for general regstrs ion is inclu.ie'i
in the October sitting, therefore, when
the law says the lists Of stricken of names
shall be published within three days af-
ter the respective sittiugS. it means after
the reinstating day. Fro,n the confused
condition Of the law we can see very
readily how Mr.. Matthews could fall into
such an error, but take the spirit and
attention" Of the law together with
language Of the est important sections
ID will adult of no such construction -
u is very clear IN our ja 'gmeni that
when the law speaks Of sittings it means
the sittings for general registration aud
has no reference 10 reinstatlug hay The
sole in.cp,ion of the law is to give no
tie 10 those whnse names have BEST
stricken from the registrlcs and this can
not be done If Mr. Matthews cunstfue
ton is tenable
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
Betting on Elections

The attention Of persons who are always in
the habit of enforcing their opinions by pro-
posing 10 bet, is called to the following Sec
tons Of the Revised code Of Maryland:
Sec. 85.-No person shall make any bet or
wager on the result Of any election 10 take
place in this State
Sec. s6.-Any person offending against the
last preceding section shall be liable 10 in.
detment ia the Circuits Courts, if lite ofensc
he committed in any county, or IN the Crimi-
nal Court Of Baltimore, if the oifense be con-
mited IN Baltimore, and on conviction shall
be fined mol less than fifty nor more than five
hundred dollars, to he paid to the State for
the use Of the school fund.
Sec. s7.-Eyery deposit of money in any
part CT the State, rs wager or bet upon cleo
ions in this State or elsewhere, shall he for
teited and paid ofer to the County Commis-
sioners of the county where deposited, for the
use OF he county; and it deposited 10 tie city
Of Baltimore, 10 the Mayor and City Council.
FRANCIS Il. WHEATLEY,
sp 22-te Sheriff of Charles county.
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Nos. 8 and II North Gay Street, bet
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Republican Nominations.
ron PRESIDENT.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
of Indiana.
ron VICE PRESIDENT:



Our pnpulir congressional standard
bearer Hon, Thomas Parran. i making
q splendid canvas in the district and is
met whcrevcr lie goes By enthusiastic
crowds Of Republicans and Independents
who have grown tired Of perpetualv
voting FIR the Democratic nnmiuee Mr.
Compton. Everything At present poin $
to Mr. Parran's triumphant election. -.
Mr.. Complain himself thinks that eur
popular young candidate sill lick him 10
November next, and the proof Of this as
sertion is shown by his pathetic appeal
to his friend Gormah to make speeche>
in this strict 10 his behalf. M
Let every Republican at this election
not only cast his vote for parrsn. but
work to get his neighhor to do likewise,
and his election will be assured. And
by 80 doing. an emphatic denunciation
will be placed on record against those
Democrats who, 10 this and other coun-
ties Of Southern Maryland. were mixed
up in the frauinlent tricks that oervert-
ed the will of the people at the last elcc.
ton,
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MID u WOo,ey, P,rp,e-, y ~
leadef ID K nsis. has come out in fayor
Of ii arisen Ne gives tue foIlownn
+lanha,iv reason lnapng others for this
actipn;
Whom Gen Weaver wensto Georgia
to pro lain the Pespe party des,riue
and met With shawrr o. eg rs. hen
for the first time. [ began 10 rea ifr'ahs y
It vas not the intention If tie Democrats
TO break up the Sslid Sou II hu' to use
the Peoples party as sslper TO &C,
them into power. aud shen G orgia weui
Democratic by 10000 | went aepabIi
can by large majority "
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NOTICE
To Hotel Keepers & Others

For the Information of all persons concern
ed. the following sections OF Article 5 of the
Revised code Of Public General Laws of the
State Of Maryland are published.
Sec. Salt shall not be lawful for the
keeper Of any f6tel, tavern, store, drinking
establishment or any other place where liquors
are sold, or for any person or persons, directly
or indirectly, to sell, barter, give, or dispose
Of any spirtuous or iermented liquors, sale, or
beer, or Intoxicating drinks OF any kiad on
the day Of any election hereafter to be held in
the several counties Of the State.
Sec. 34-Any person violating the provis-
ions of the preceding section shall be liable to
indictment by tue Grand jury of the county
where the ofense is committed, and shall,
upon conviction before any Judge of any of
tile Circuits Courts Of this State, be fined a
sum not less than fifty dollars nor more than
one hnhdred dollars for each and every olIsnse;
and one half the fine shall he paid the inform
er, the other half ~ the county commission
ers for the use of the public roads.
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= -
Mrs. Lenses Interview.


Mrs Lease, who has been making
speeches in the South in favor Of Gen.
Weaver, has hid her eyes opened. In
long interview. she rccites the fac's Of
the Southern "trip made By herself and
Gen. Weaver. She declares the indig-
mites offered to the party were no. be-
cause anything Weaver said or had
ever done. but because he was alvocst-
ing the cause Of party that was threat
ening the local success Of the Democrat
ic party. She says the outraees we're
not committed by young men and hoys,
hat in many instances prominent husi-
ness men we're the leaders in the disturb
ances---in some cases organized party
clubs; that instead of one egg being
thrown at them, there were great many
eggs thrown, and not by bows either =
Mrs. Lease was greatly disappointed
over the conditions existing in the South
because she had hoped IN this new p'r-
III TO allay what little sectional feeling
there was left. but she finds it as ''vio-
lent as ever Republicans had depicted il. "
Consequently, she sees chat the Ali
ance men in the South are, very largely
Democrats first, aud that the hope q
carrying any Southern State for the Poo
pies partY.is vain. here is nothing
Tor it but W rebuke the Democracy il
the North for its intolerance in the South:
10 vote for Harri,on as the contest is be
,-,ta,, \. -, ALL Hiovalan ana "
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] BENZ. MATrlNGLY, Reg. y III, chs. "a
NOTICE.

PETER " 9OBy.
Al,ninistr o. IT,. n y ~
oct 2 am
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AS Senator Gorman asserts that the
principal issue in mis- c campaign is the
tariff wa wonder who originated the idea
that it was good thing to appeal to the
prejudiees Of the ignorant whites by put
ting up tlacards IN this county. repre-
senting that la ease OF Republican sue
cess. whiie mea will be prevented from
sting their ballots by colsel men -
Az small mind doubtless Ii K ra'at-
cans bad put up placards showing hos
the colered man was cheated out OF b
vote in this count and in many otts
places. in the Sou b. they would hast
been denounced as incendiafies trying
to array the two races against each on
CT. The Demp rats must be SCARF
badly when they resort to Such nseslsois
10 get votes.
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Lecture and 0Yst5r Sup

There will be LecIur- ~ rhe Rev John
G. Jones. Of W4shinglou = q, ~ III PAN.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Attorney named in Mortgage
oct 7 Is
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The diary Of ca'e Of acute catarrh:
Monday. on: Tuesday, gone; used Old
Spul's Catarrh Cure for catarrh. infucn-
"a and III like disorders Off, usual pas
sa~es Only % cents at all dealers.
No assringent iajections. or soaring
with hot wire. is necessary in ca-es Of
bleeding ri es. when Old Ssul's Pile
Ointment, The great popular remeds. is
applied and the dir, choDs folluwed 25c.
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------------------
lizard r. l.ooL 5T2 Adams

Edward G. Cook. 5T3 Adams aveuu
Scranton. Pa, states that he consider,
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup the most eff,
cious remedy for coughs, colds. etc. q
his yet found.
None Of US like dlslppoinfnents; tber
fore to avoid them. especially in he y
matters use the right means. Noihns
known so quickly relieves catsrr an
influenza as Old Saul's Cat4rrh Cur
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Mrs. Carrie Scott Harrissn.. wife s.
President Harrison. died il the Viii =
House in Washington al twenty minutes
b two on Tuesday morning last Mrs
Barrison's death was caused by con
eumption which fllloWed an attack Of TIL
grip. The Whole country is 10 sympat
with the President the hss of his VII
whose domes &c and public life had en-
cearei her to all.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

All that good Democratic praise of
Judge Gresham will keep. hut the or.
gahs will weep just the same The man
who told the story on the Judge acrus-
ing MIN Of coming out for Cleveland. mad
better lnok out for himself. a. I e JUDGE
asserts that the statement j. all lie.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

Many things which are advertised
possess no value; hut who would say that
Or Bulls Cough S,rnp possesses no
meria? 1t is he standard r-medy of our
age.
Nexs to death and taxes" the most
certain thing W. lnow Of is The cure Of
piles by Old Saul's Pile Ointment. Tn
der fair conditions. it has never been
known 70 fail. Prize only Is cents.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property.

! will offer ut public sale on my farm near
Hill Top, on
Wednesday,, November 2nd, 1892.
at 10 o'clock a. IN, the following pre- perty:
Two Horses. one Mare, one pair Mules,
TWO fine Percheon Colts. and one
Morgan Colt, ten Cows, one Ok. and
a lot of young Cattle, twenty Sheep.
which at last sheariDg yielded nine
pounds to the fleece, one large Berk-
shire Boar. one large brood Sow with
eleven Pigs. ten weeks old. five Hogs,
ready to hatcher. one double Carriage
and Harness. two Road Carts. with
Harness. ore farm Wagon. Farming
Implements. consisting of one Wheat
Drill, Mower, Cleaner, Whipple Har-
ros. Plows. Cultivaiors, &C.. ono Rose
wood Stief Piano. in Perfect order,
aud small lot of Household and
Kitchen Furai nre.
Terms Of Sale:-A All sums Of $40 and under,
cash; above that sum SIX mouths credit, Sc
cured is note bearing interest, with approved
OF i4-ct A. D. CoBEY.
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UNDERTAKEN. UNDERTAKEN.
=. w. ROB Y
AT
CcX'S. S'TATl0N

HAVING purchased of G. F. HAYDEN 4
4 Cox's Station MS hearsc and under
takers fixtures AN prepared te furnish Plain
.nd Cloth Covered Caskels and Collins OF tbs
latest styles and also Gloss Whits Collins
ior children at the lowest prices
Mr.. Hayden extends to his patrons his SIN
cere thanks for the encouragement given HIN
while in the business, and asks the safuo GOOD
will for my success. jy 3l-lm
The Verdict Is Infamous.
W D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, testi-
fesa 81 can recommend Electric Bitters the
very hest remedy. Every bottle sold has Civ.
en- relief in every case. One man took six
bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of 10
years Standing" abraham Hare, druggist,
Ohio, afirms. THE hess selling meei
rfne | have ever handled in my 20 ears ex
is Etectri Btters Thousands Of
others have added their testimony. so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do
cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys or
blood. Only kalf dollar bottle at " W
Padgett's
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-AnlIual StateInent
n az sps
Com m isSiOnerS'
CHARLES COUNTY
soW rnr
Y Z A r EN- d. n G,
J ine 3oth 1872
Published by order Of the County Commission
of said county in Pursuance Of See tiUn 9th,
ofArtiele XVIII, Ct the lode Of Public
Gpner,l LAWS which proylde that
JIM Both 1872

"The Comfy Commissioners shall make ont
and pnhiish abnually in at least two hewpa-
tiera pubtl~hed IN their respective counties u
there be two, u detailed. minrte and accurate
statement of the expenses OF thrir said counties,
speeding therein each particular item or ex.
pense, and for what aud 70 whom paid, and
shall also deliver to the sheriff of their respec-
tive counties as many eonies Of such statement
there are election districts Of sand county. at
least ten days he ore each general election and
the sheriff shall, within SIX days after he re-
ceipt OF said copies, set one Of them ut the place
Of holding elections In each election district"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

For the purpose OF voting tors
One Representative from the Fifth Con.
gressional District OF the State OF Mars land TO
the 53rd Congress Of the United States; and
eight Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States.
The polls for said Election will be opened
in each and every Election District Of said
county, at the usual places Of holding the
polls, at . o'clock a. M, and will close at &
O'Clock P. m, v hen the ballots shall be open
ed AID publicly counted.
FRANCIS r WIIEATLEY. 4.
Sheriff Of Charles county.
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Mortgages Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate
CHARLES COUNTY.

Under aud by virtue Of power CON
tanned in mortgage from William II
Berry aud wife to J Hubert Roberts.
dated yctohel 18th. 1879 aud recorded
among the lind Records of Charles
county in Liner B. g s.. No. 8. folio
3na etc the said mortgage being in de-
fanlt for non payment nf the principal
sum and PARTON Of the interest secured
by snid mortgage, the undersigned, at
torncv named in sail nortr lee. sill sell
nv pnhlir auctinp. at the dnnr Of the of-
fice If the Clerk If the Circuit Court fpr
Charles eouuty. in Port Tuhacco on
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County Printing.

Port Tobacco Times VI Cox ..........S45o 90
Mar, land Independent, A posey,........ 400 %.
Iotal.'.'.... 'o' W
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FOR SALE.

$40 cash or 81 20 on months credit will
huy one large year old Black Horse, l6 hands
nigh, perfectly sound aud has been worked
would mike No firm horse. Also $50
will buy nice Light Top Buggy in perfect
order Also $50 cash or S35 on months
credit With approved security will buy one
tine yonag lleiler with calf, out Of a Devon
row h, my Registered Ho steine Bull. All can
oe seen on my farm in tehb Neck.
WI. NEALE, rs S. Hanover ST.,
oc 7-bt Baltimore, Nd.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTTcE


ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
UnrHASs' CocRr FOR CHARLES couSry, Ser:
september 2eth la!52
ORDERED by the Court, than Jahr- L
{ bllicks and Nassii gtcn III ks admin
islrators Of James Il, Hicks. deceased,
rive the notice re9nirsd by law -
the creditors of sid deceasei +
exhibit their claims legally authen
tirated, by advertisement inserted in SON
9ne newspaper published in Charles count
MARYLAND, once In each of three successl'
weeks.
True copy-sTest:--J. B. MATTlNGLY,
Reg Wills for Charles County
notice
THIS is to giYe notice that tho subscriber,
l have obtainsd from tlIe Orphans Gourt
Of Charles rount,, Mars land, letters o. ad
ninisualiah IN IN personal estate Of
JAMES / atGks
late of said eentss, deceased. All perse
having claims against said deceased are he
by warned TO exhibit the same, with tn,
vouchers thereof legally authenticated. to til,
subscribers, on OF before the 23rd day of March
next They may otherwise by las he ex-
cluded from all bsneft OF said deceased es-
late.
Given under our hands this 23rd day Of
September, 1892,
JAMES R HICKS,
WASHINGTON HICKS,
$ 2l-nm adm Of James l.. Hicks.