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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

Farmers as well as business men in towns
20 not fully appreciate the effect on The
growth Of wealth in their midst that IS exer-
clsed by the humble creamery. A fact or two
may help TO fasten the question. The five
cr'eamaries, situated within radius of five
, ~ Is AZ tne iarthest from Fort Alkison, pay
10 the farmers annually over a ausrter If q
million of dollars. The sugar factory at r.
scott KS, cost $3.50, 900, and IN three wears
palq !, 70 the farmers Of the surrounding coun-
Try S5oe0o. The twelve ereameries Of Dick
lnson county, KS, cost at the Rrthest nat
over S425, oQO A well and honestly managed
creamery IS blessing to any community and
should always meet with generous Apprecia-
tion.-Ex.
such enterprises would pay well here. An
that would have to be done will be to Get
some one to come here, who understands the
business, and engage in it. Plenty Of milk
can be furnished and tie COST to start the en-.
ierFrise is mere tribe.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

Deeds-From Mary F. Watson and 81 to
Mary s. Butler, for "Sheppards Hill;' 5000.
A. D. Stonestreet and al to ]. f. Madd, for
part of Grange" $25. ]. E. Mud and al
to A. D. Stonestreet, for part of Orange"
81. A. d. Stonestreet and al to A. C. Mudd-
for part of Grange" S25. Sarah E. Tub,
man to H. R. Clagett, for part of Mulberry
Grove" $3.50. Ella II. Bryan and al to
Vim. T. Clagett and al, for part of market
Overflow" $780, j. NJ. Frank to Henry
Williams, for Riverside" S4625.
Mortgage from W. T. Hicks and wife to S.
L. Acton and al for interest in ''Betsy's Lot"
etc; $3.50.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

On June 9th 1t Paris the French govern
ment will award the contract for 3, 200, 600
Kilograms of Maryland and 500, 600 Kilograms
of Ohio tobacco. The samples of tobacco re-
quired by the government are now at the
French consular agency on Postofiice avenue
for the inspecrIon of bidders for the contracts
The bids are made up by the tob eco b.yers
of this city and forwarded to their correspond
ents in Paris, who submit them to the French
government. The quantity required for the
French contract this year will be betweea
1900 and $500 hogsheads Of Maryland and
1900 hogsheads Of Ohio tobacco Last year
the contract called for 1000, 900 Kilograms Of
the Maryland crop MFR. Henry Lautz thinks
the Maryland crop of this year will net be
sufficient to meet the French requirement. and
that the successful b oder will have to make
up from last years crop'-Sun.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

People who recklessly hasten the explng
ing Of Sunday as a day Of rest from our calen'
OARS are uneonseiously violating rules o
health that will take sudden and certain ven
gence for their infringement. ASIDE from Its
religious aspect there is sanitary side. It
affords the weary forces of the body chance
to repair the damages of the week of toll and
allows the mental faculties to recoup them
selves after the ravages OF six days action
How pleasant the day of rest seems when Sat
urday night comes, and we feel that one
weeks work and toll is past and the blessed
rest is Just ahead. How delightful to stretch
out the weary limbs that night with the con-
ISOLATION that the whistles are silent next
morning, and that naught will come to
awaken but the silver clangOr of the church
bells calling grateful people 10 the sanctuaries
% return thanks for the mercies Of the mme
Hate past. Sunday cannot be taken from us
d day Of rest without positive moral and
anitary loss.-Ex.
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Taking OF Heads.

1t is reported that Congressman Compton
had recently an interview with Assistant
Postmaster General Maxwell with reference 10
various Republican postnasters in this county.
whom he 10 anxious to replace with Democrats.
Mr.. Maxwell is reported to have said he would
be most happy to accommodate Mr.. Compton
if 1t lay in his power, but under the terms of
the executive order, which was constantly
staring him in the face, the fling of charges
was an inexorable preliminary. In two or
three instances Mr.. Compton very readily sug
ge8ted allegations which, it is said
are quite sufficient to justify
Looping off the official heads he was
after, and these, Mr.. Maxwell said should re-
ceive the proper attention.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02
At The Convention.

The 10th Annual Convention of the
Episcopal Church began its session at Emman-
uel Church, Baltimore, on Wednesday. The
convention is composed of l4l clerical mem
bers, and 1879 lay delegates. The clerical
gentlemen representing the Episcopal Church
from this county were Rev. James E. Poin-
dexter, John NJ. Todd and VIM. Painter, and
the lay delegates were Col. L. A. Wilmer,
Judge Mex. Burroughs, VIM. Wolfe, 2. P.
Williams and Gus Gray.
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A Rifle With a 1a.mile Range.

The fourth l3-inch rife for one of the bat
tle-ships has been practically completed with
the successful placing of the huge iron rim
called the jacket around the tube of the gun.
These guns are intended for the three new
battle ships which are not yet completed -
These monsters carry a piercing projectile
weighing 100 pounds, which takes $50
pounds of powder to make il effective for
lighting purposes. Thirteen miles, a mile for
every inch of its calibre, is the range of the
gun, aud eight miles good fighting distance
for it to be effective The projeetile costs
about $500 and the powder about $500 more,
so that every time the gun is fred the govern
ment has to put up good round SUN to meet
expenses. The rifle will be tested at Indian
Head in a few days.
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Lots for Sale.

Mr. c. G. Lancaster advertises in another
column lots for sale at Chapel Point. He has
sub-divided the property recently purchased
by him of the Jesuit priests into small lots for
building purposes, and now has them upon
the market. OF course the public will not be
misled by the advertisement 1t contains the
startling announcement that these lots are at
the future county seat of Charles county, which
in point of fact, is an unsettled question:
Such statement is gratui,ous assumption
on the part of Mr., Lancaster and calculated to
mislead. Although we publish Mr.. Lar
CASTERS nd, we do not wish TO be understood
as party to the self-eVident deception, either
directly or indirectly. We are compelled to
state that Chapel Point will never be the coun-
~ seat of Charles county, anything that Mr..
Lancaster may advertise, or his lippaut
tongued supporters may say to the contrary
notwithstanding. Persons who desire to buy
bis lots will therefore understand that if they
purchase with the expectation Of being near
the county seat they 'are reckoning without
their host and will be disappointed. The
probability of the county seat going to Chape
Point is as remote as the North Pole.
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sward adjaccnt the creek covering The aains
Of aAny u poor mortal long since lsli to rest,
and pulled to the .-irvigorating creek hrc-zgs
fthe snektof thr pFoprie ors hesi eissr. snslnth.
ers still who we:c disposed L be lively re.
frtshed. themselves with.asquaif of Nilwsukce
Brown Stout, or something still more. ex
hilerating. Whens twilight appeared the
gathering dispersed, mIreriug with disap
fpn IN ut As .ey 4eit ii isuufor-GaalelKa y
promising resort should have received !,
black eye almost before it opened. Why til
maLaSeis should have advertised so much aud
furnished so little in the way OF amusement
they onlI eau explain.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

George F. Sloan & Bro lumber Dealers
whose card appears in this psper are well
known throughout this county. They are
making special effort for country business,
and We are confident tnat our lmirons win do
we'll 20 see them tefore buying. The boards
quoted for are al SQUAD, large, IL ieet long,
and fair widths. The foorinp is worked, aud
the shingles will make good seryiceabie roof
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Death

Death.
Died, at bis residence, in Washington,
on Thursday Of last week of pneumonia, MIR.
Joseph H. Duffy, in his 46th year. The de-
ceised was native of this county and resid-
ed here many years engaged in the occupa-
ton of farming and was highly respected as IA
good citizen. Last November he quit farm
ing and removed to Washington, where he
has since resided and kept small store. He
married daughter OF the late Captain Rich
ard Wade, who survives him. His remains
were brought to the. county on Saturday and
inferred at Pomfret Cemetery Mr.. q. Z.
Wade acted as funeral director.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

The Baltimore American says: THE
Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Company
has purchased the steamer Lady of the LAX,
from the owaers at Washington. The Lake
will be brought to Baltimore for repairs, and
run in connection with the Sue between B,lti-
more and Washington and intervening points
on the St. Mary and Potomac rivers"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

Alexanders Army knew no defeat The same
Is true ofDr. Fenner's Golden Relief. tbs war
ranted to relieve toothache, neuralgia, head
ache, or any other pain in 2 to minutes =
Also bruises, wounds, wire-cuts, swellings.
bites, burns, summer complaints, collie, (aiso
in horses), diarrhea, dysentery and hux. If
satisfaction not given money returned. For
sale by all dealers and W. W. Padgett, Port
Tobacco.
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Religious Notices.

On Wednesday, the 18th Of June, the Ri.
Rev. Vim. Psret, D. D., Bishop Of Maryland,
will visit Port Tobacco Parish. Services in
Christ Church. with Confirmation and Holy
Communion at 10 a. m. Sermon by the
Bishop. At 4p. m. Confirmation, with SER
mon BY the Bishop, al St. Pauls Chapel
Evening services, with Confirmation, at st.
Philips Chapel, at sp. m. The offerings at
ell services will be for the Bishops Fund.
J.E. POINDEXTER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

Col. L. A. Wilmer and james F. Mat
thews sold ut the o. &C Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court on Tuesday last the real estate
OF the late Alexander Ross, uear Aliens Fresh
known as "Kildee," at and fer the sum Of
$500, to Mrs. Zach Wood. The property con-
sisted Of about IA acres Of land, desirably To-
Gated and having upon it ali necessary build
inKs.
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The little ones are the life and JOY of the
household, and no home is complete or natu-
raj without them. For ali their little ills and
worriments DR.. Fenner's Soothing Syrup is
superior to all others. Warranted to satisfy
Or reney refunded. For sale by all dealers
aad W. W .adgett, Port Tobacco,
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One hundred and (l5O) worms from two
ioses Of Dr. Fenner's Pleasant Worm Syrup.
Write Mrs s. $. Sherick, or Messrs. Brenne-
man ( Steiner, Elida, Allen Co., o. A child's
cordial for all stomach, bowel and worm dis.
eases. Money refunded if satisfaction not
gives For sale by all dealers aud ". W.
Padsett, Port Tobacco.
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VIII Of John Is Lyon


], John R Lyon, OF Caarl,s ouaty, in the
State of Maryland, being OF sound and dis
posing mind, memory and understanding, do
make my last will and testament hereby re-
voking all other wills and tesiaments hereto
fore made by me
ltep /. hereby give and devise to mr. two
youngest daughters, Mamie X Lyon ami
Matte Belle Lyon, my two farms near Cox's
Station, called respectively "The Old Home
stead and Fertility" to them, their heirs
forever share aRd share alike.
Item O. give and devise the farm on which
| side, near Wieomico, in Charles ccunty,
called Milton" to my wife, Amelia Lyon,
for and during her life, and at her death
give devise said farm 10 my youngest son,
Nillism Mortimer Lyon, TO hirl and his heirs
forever
Item 8 give aud devise my farm in st.
Marv's county, called "Milis Point toreth-
er with a detached piece of land in said coun.
ty, containing about forty acres, which was
purchased by me from Duncan Swami and
wife, also my farm in Charles county, near
Brick Church, called "lIiiching West of
Headdirt,n or by whatever name or names
the same may be called, to my daughter,
Catharine A. Freeman, wife Of Marshall Free
man, of Charles county, my son John B
Lyon, of st. Marys county, and my son,
James A. Lyon, TO them their heirs forever,
share and share alike
Item 4. | give and devise te my three
youngest children, Mamie K. Lyon, William
Mortimer Lyon and Matte Belle Lyon, all
moneys whatever the sum may be which |
may have invested in their names in Eutaw
Savings Bank, of Baltimore, absolutely share
and share alike.
Item 5. give and devise to my said wife,
Amelia Lyon, all my household and kitchen
furniture absolutely.
Item 6. give and devise all the rest and
residue of my property and estate, real and
personal, and mixed, all money, stocks,
bonds and other private securities not herein
before disposed Of to my said wife, Amelia
Lyon, during her life. and after her death
give and devise all Of said property, stoeki,
bonds and other private securities, to my
three hereinhefore mentioned youngest chill
dren, and their heirs forever
Item 7. hereby constitute my said vise,
Amelia Lyon, guardian to my children, Nam
ME X, VIM. NJ and Matte Belle Lyon.
Lastly. hereby constitute my SAID wife,
Amelia Lyon, sole executor of this my last
will and testament. Dated June /, 1891.
'''''5 John B. LYON. CO
Witnessed by
j. F. MATTHEW'S,
JOHN f. CARTWRIGHT,
A. C. T. DARNELL
ERNEST A. HARMON.
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Mr.. VIM. B. Page, who was gripman on
,he cable car on Druid Hill Avenue, Balt
more, which strack man named Leaman,
and killed him, has been excnerated from all
blame. A corouers Jury investigated the nc
cident and upon its finding Mr.. Page was re-
leased from custody.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

Ar. Bruce Tippe,t has been appointed
posta,astrr at N-whurg, and John " Wise
At Aliens Fresh. Nj, Wise keeps '.,s'ors At
the Oaks, nisc.lled' Aliens Fresh. for Which
place he has bsen appointed postmaster. :.
Nj. WIN. N Bar,,es has l,rcu appointed
postmaster at McConchie, vice, Sir. l., Il.
Owens, removed. 81
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Divine services will be hold D. ", Sun
day, jane 4th, at Pisgah NJ. f Church, South,
at 10 80 a. m, and same day at Chickamuxen,
at . 80 p. IN. All are most cordially invited
10 attend.
J. O. SEDwICK, P. C.
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pental Notice.

Dental Notice.
will visit the following places for pro-
fessional work.
Waldorf, June 9th TO 10th.
Bel Alton, June 18th TO 10th inclusive.
DR.. P. E. SASSCER.
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HAINES WASHINGTON STORE

is the best shopping place in the city for country people, and why?
Because all the way along from very small beginning few years ago ur
immense proportions have known hcw much
due
90 IT n 7 Il Y T r A ID e.
Realizing this fact have studied the Country Patrons
have done all could
ained in this direction encourages still to
SOLICIT YOUR TRADE
the hei Of yonr Our Stock complete all
classes If Goods you Such
Dress Goods Trimmings,
DvneStcs SIee'inOs, NhjrIinGs 7TcEimGs,
Co'tOHttes. Ea@Di0tS, dc, &c, dc.
Linn Of all grade Underwear Ss, Furnishing goods Hosiery, Gloves
Notions Millinery Carpets MattnIs Oco TIoae Furnishing
all kinds everything
make itepmkrabe.
When and and let prove you that
TIE COUNTRY PEOPLES. STORE.
Our claim
ITac.st Gaads Honest Ma+hole IEaros+ Prizes.
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RIG OUT NEW,


1t has got to that point
where necessity is knock
ing and knocking har for
attention. You don't want
to be wearing Winter
Clothes in the mi Idle OF
warm weather, anl yen
don't need to. 'Tisn't GO
ing to take a fortune to
change yours aud the chill
dren's. In our store, with
our stock that provides for
wearable want, you'll find
one dollar will go most as
far as two spent else
where, and W. give your
money back if you're not
satisfied. Suits, Hats,
Shoes, Furnishings, etc.
the very latest styles, the
very best values, the very
largest assortment and
the very lowest Prices
you can find. Make a pill
grimago to the Nee, Of
honest dealings.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-02

Ladies.-Avoid anxiety ami uneasiness
each month. A simple and harmless French
remedy that gives absolute protection and east
~ applied. Address for particulars, II. A.
MARTIN, P. 0. Box 270, Baltimore. IN 2G-bm
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ming on toiu'ni.ns, the disecverer, To a crowd
ID house After the lecture many Of his OH
'hefis clustered AROUND hin extending warm
congratulations and Wishing the popular
priest inAp. yriFs Of .hagpiirss. ~. ..s
tits charged that Mr. Lancaster is advettis-
ing his place for the COUNTY se.t and not for u
summer res,rteqNt ssGh is the purpose Of ,ir,
iAuc.ster. frie,rris of other pl,rts for the
Ounty ss4I esn well afford To draw The line
NJ acknowledgements against Ghtpel Poiut as.
rrsa't tor w.Ach purpose alone 1t is
saitel. -
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On and after Wednesday, March LIST,
STEINER ST. MARY'S.
VIII leave Pier 2, Light Stree, Baltimore,
every Saturday and WEDNESDAY AZ 6 30 n. m.
for Faif Ilasen, Plum FONT Governors RnR
and Pauxent river. as far up VS. Bcne-
dict. Win eage Benedicl Monday 4 Thursday
at 9 so a., Sotierlv at a m, Milestone Land
W al 10 A. n, Governors Run at ~ IN,
'lun Point at ! p. m, and Fair Haven at
"a p. m, for Baltimore. Freight received
at Pier 2, Tuesday and Friday, until p. m.
Steamer WeStm0reland
VIII leave Pier 2, LignI Street, every
Sunday and at 8 p m, for
Patuxeut river direct, as far
20 as Bristol Returning will leave
Bristol at ~ M. on Monday, aud
Milestone p m for Baltimore, calling ut no
wharves below Leitchs, except Wheu sig
nailed from Hharves on the river Tor passen.
gers and perishable freight. Freight received
At Pier 2, Saturdays. until G p. N.
HENRY WILLIAMS Agent,
Jan 2a-y Office, Pier light Street
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-now Us by this Trade
ign: 1t is an old
lnd mark.
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A fly has Is, 900 eyes. but is never able TO
see way to get around the butter.
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Tsur changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable after the
nrat Insertion.
Obitusries and Personal Communications
Wili BE inserted at ten cents per line.
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oUR

hoes are noted for Tie
" prices We quote f r
gcb Superior Quail
rs.
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when Baby vas sick, NO gave her castoria
when she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
when she had Children. she gave them Cas1oris.
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Waa' An Y's Going II Buy
YOUR
Spring & Sumner Outat2
WHY AT Mr.. DEMENT'S AT
Z & p Z 4 II A.

lie has lust received and is now displaying
the finest line of Nj Iinery, Ladies' and
Gents Furnishing Goods, and the greatest
variety of beautiful White Goods | ever saw
anywhere. lie also has a lovely line of Black
Lawns, Sateens, 0rgandies. etc. His beau
tiful Newport Ties, in black and colors can t
be exeelled. In fact, he has anticipated the
wants Of every body. advise all who wish
to dress well and save money to go to
W. L. DEMENT,,
hay 10y La Plata.
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SAKS & COMPANY,
Penn Ave. aud 7th Street.
Washington, D. c.
Our New Catalogue Of Val
liable Information.

Ifyou desire to learn all about the verr Low
est Cash Prices for Dry Goods Send for our
new catalOgne-no charge.
Wonderful Bargain in all pure wool
wide double width, beautiful new STYLES Dress
Goods, actual cash value sos, the price is re-
duced TO SOC; Table Da1nAsk % 81, so, 75c
and | co. Sheeting Cotton, excellent quality,
immense double width 35c.
Cloth for Men and Bays wear 25,
81, 80, 60, 75e, ! 90. Henrietta English Cash
meres, all col re, wide do1hle width, excel
lent quality, CSC China Silks, 80, As, 50c.--
India Linen, s, 10, l2!c Beautiful Satines,
l24 Is, 25c.
Underwear for Men, Women and
ChiidI en-, IS. Is, 20, rs, II, soc.
Henrietta Cashmeres Serges, all
colors, nearly one yarf and half vide,
all pure French wove. actH Il cash value me
Dollar" a. yard, and the price is reduced 10 75c
Ladies' Cloth Dress GOnds, pure
wool, double fold, 2jo. D-pss qlnghains, 500
new styles. l0r. Silks, Velyeis. Dress Goods,
immense assortment lowest Cash Prices.
The But Dollar Carl Is are good until July,
1898.
VALUABLE PRESENTS:
Vala1blc Presents for Cash Customers
Cash customers will rlcase select one IF the
following presents, with Purch, o. 90.
pair Of SIX Embroidered Corsets wnrll. 75c.
half dozen, fine Gatllty, pure linen, Damn.
Napkins, worth 75e; or pair OF fue quality,
large size, bamask Towels, worth I5r, honey
com3 white quilt75c, black jersei, tins quail
ity Use, two yards and half O. tuIke, red
table linen 75r. three pairs of Balbriggin Eng
fish stockings 75c.
Valuable Presents for Cssh Customers.
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VALUABLE PRESENTS:


NPttf ~ = sAt ~ ilftii'iSJuie ftIliti
Qailt, worth SO. Six pairs iadirs Bal
lriggau Esglisli stockings, worth 90 two
sards.and hslf finest q'r,liiy turkey red Ia
Vie lin.isk 80. i rreach Cashy,ert Shawl
pnJe wool cream, garnet, blue or h'ark 50
A cash purchase amounting tbs on and n
cash Irisiueut OF Ioc euutles you to one VI the
10 90 prfsepis.
Selling for cash exclusively we have no loss
les ORR store expenses are 'ysry-s,aall' we
employ no ha3k-keeper--no collector no law
yer. Oar dry goods are pmid Tar heitre The
bills are due, ~ 81 dnins make the discounts
which is $50 on every tii1lstni SAVED Every
dallar saved ~ discounring our bills is IN
vested in valuable presents for ''our our cash
customer"
Orr dry goodsare bought from the most re.
liable Wholesale merchants ia United Staies
and they must he rs represented by our sales
men, ''ii not your money refunded. This is
the true, honest way to sell drf goods rs
tablished 1867. Cash capital invested in the
nuSiu.ss ov,,r .S50 o01
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Terms for Advertising.
Transient Rates.

Advertisements of one square or less. and net
exceeding three insertions; viii be inserted for
o. 80, or Is cents for each subsequent insertion;
ionger ones in the same proportion. space
squai to eight lines OF BREWER makes square.
Standard Rates
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ssoned Lumber md flooring kept pndtr cover