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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

HOOD CANAL ROUTE
III New Passenger steamer
DELTA
fCsrrying o. 3. NALL leaves ceimaa desk Ma.
daya Wednesdays and Fridays ~ 90 q m fog
Kingston. rort Gamble, Bangor, seabsck. Bsfnnon,
pewa,so, Lilifwaup Falls Hoedspors and Union
City and intermediate points, arriving At Union
City as 90 p. m. Leaves Union City - A:vO 4
m. Tuesdays. Thursdays and satordaya arriving
In seattle ~ 1:0o p m
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TASs agvseahie ana seacacoas rcesA rewlss. -
eAblishsd by more han twenty years sxpor1snoA
- received the sanction Of the member 81 the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city geaee
ally. aad BY them u h daily recommended ere
prsscrtbsl II h ~ pleasant In the appneotieA -
II excellent u its ssctss !. speedily rendsro Ne
eseth white and smooth, the gums hoalthful rod
Iand nrn. and ~ frequent uss viii preserve tAe0
- this desirable eondisien IL gradually sus u.
Ssesualy removes tsStas. and dsstroyss he pare
s1tioai animaicul0 which neglect may have pr
missed 70 collect and prevents their further
mutation. thus sesving - . compiete beauties
and pSsseryer OF the teeth Microscopic sxaminar
tons have been made a. the matter deposited %
the teeth ana guns OF ind'viduAls selected men
all casses Of socisty and Of every variety - be1tiy
coalition, and In nearly every ease animal and
vegetable parasites wsss found 10 exist n gseae
numosra Experiments were made fbf their -
revsl and the ingredisnss ussd In Luhln's Teeth
Powder we're found 70 - meat sosctual 1oo9ay.
onG them instantly.
Through the kindness On Afeade - - -
0issed 70 publish the foiiswfas
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The banks now hold 81. 3o2 900 in exces

The banks now hold ST. 800, 900 in excess
of the 70 per cent. of legal requirements.
SALE or STOCKS
The total sales of stocks today were
5000 shares. including Atchison, 2, 500;
American Cotton Oil. 1900: American
Sugar. n, loo: Burlington, 1, 4o0; Chicago
Gas. 6,2O0; Dlstillins and Cattle Feeding,
200: Loaisviiie & Nashville, 2.700; Ma
,ionai Lead. :. 700; National Cordsge, 1. 200:
North American. 100; Reading. 8, 800,
Rock Island, 1900; st. Paul, Ii. 800.
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standard "a. :" 45<k44 Si6.: eonfeefi0ners'
4I4& 5lSr: cut loaf S<75 5i6c.
crushed, 595 3i6r: powdered, SD
lille; gTas usased, 4ss14Ae.
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nrsIso sTocKA
rHE arocN xxcuAyar

NEW YoRK. March 1.-THE share speeu.
iafion during the two hours OF business
today Was only moderately active and the
speculation was irregular and unsettled.
Rumors to the effect that the seienioraes
blu 10 70 be signed by the president had q
depressing effect on prices and the hard i.
ening tendency Of the sterling exchange
foreshadowing. - IL does, additional ex.
ports Of gold was another unfavcrabls
factor OF the situation. In the early
dealings there was good buying OF indus
trials during the morning. ST. Paul vas
In fair demand for foreign and local ac-
count. but subsequently, realizations and
sales TO close out long standing contracts
depressed the market for the greater Dor
ton OF the list. The pressure to sell was
not. however. ut al pronounced, and
stocks were independent OF each other
and advances we're made in ono place
where declines occurred In smother por-
ton Of the list.
A very firm tone marked the dealings In
the bond market throughout tho day.
Government bcnds--Firm. State bonds
| inactive.
Petroleum-Firmer; Psnnsylvania oil
safes. none; April options, none; closed
~ S2l1c bid. Lima oil, sales none.
FINANCIAL.
Money-On call, easy at I per cent. /;
last loan per cent: closed ut per cent
Prime mercantile paper. $685. per cent.
Sterling exchange with actual
business In bankers' bills at AssA@
4.s3 for demand. and $4.67xeAs7i1 for %
day bills: posted rates. $4.ssdsAs9; COM
mercial bills. - s6l4@4s6k; silver csrtif-
Gates. 5STs959isc-
BANK erArENEyr.
Following is the bank statement for the
week ending March II. - compared with
h. Inn
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rEsrIMoxIAns

Read what yspr dentist has = ~
shout Il:
We have carefully examined the
formula, of LUBIN'J CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and flnd that 10
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree injure the teeth Or
gum. 1t has in it, competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make tho
gum healthlul and Arm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
of parasiticai animalculs % In.
furious to teeth and gum.
w. r. GIDDlNGS. d. d. 8
GEO. w. BRAdD0N. D. D. q
GEO. n. FAULKNER, D. b. &
T. G. ALBIN, d. ID. s.
l. N. LESSEY. D. d. =
H.. DEsPOkTES. D. D. q
ALBERT J. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN. d. D. s.
GEO. r. MILLER
JOS. MOUDf.
WE. s.. COYyE. L.D.S.&kROD0
6. g. GRIFFIN.
]. N. FOX.
]. W. PUTNAM.
In. FEATHER
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Fer kdmoa5s Everett CIrtaa Lansisy. cerys
vile. IsssiA:y. fffsigo L3ty, saAcortss, sacs.sh.
ysrhAsea. sshors sHs VIA cas1 Isavfne .<sEf.s
Tuesdays. ThHrs1sfs and Sundays .
Kstarniug leaves Rhslcsns - s.assdzys Frt3Ays
sz9 santays at o. 50 . *. landing a. cliy Deck
THOMPSON HRoA
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STEAMER RAINIER

OTEAMER RArSTBRs
Rebuilt ana refur nished leaves Merchant dee /
1uesday. ThursdAv and Saturday IT q m fOl
Kingston, Port Gamble. Bangor .seAhsck Ian.
Waup Duwssto. Hoodspoyt Union City and Int Or.
meaisss points. arriving In Union City at 5 p. m.
Leaves Union city o . m Wednesday, Friday
md Sunday. arriving IN Seattle ~ 4 p m
Z Il LIBBY. NnstoG
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poRT TOWNSEND PORT AxGx LIS ANs
i DCSGEsEss-
.Tr1Mga MoSficELLo
pAYry IxCIrr MOS BAY. ytNH
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC is 1885,
Leaves seaitls S:eo . L. Io~nx.af 10 40
m a.: Daa seasss. 1880 II arrives Pert Anse[
so p IN leaves fess AEse.ss 81 p u leaves
Pert TexnBen1. 90 y ~ arrives re stti. @ 50
VA CITY Do ca. seattle Axeaix
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EVERETT ROCrA-
n srEAnER 0REYHouNA

Commencing Thursday February q INA
Lvs seattle. : IL 30 IN Lvs eoatale... <:Ao n
Lvs Everett. $50 . n Lvs xvsfeit.. 400 N
su.days Leave. s.ais:; ............, go =
Connects with beats for Tacoma and snohomish
Landing Col man dock. foot Of 4arfon street.
eEATrL8 AND TACOMA NAVIGATION Co
CLAUp TRouP. ,. ". oooOHUE.
pres, eecy,
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hoIkI. ARRIVALS
Tas AsLlS8ras

keys ast@G saa gar repairing; all work
guaranteed. Hardy s. Hal, Pioneer block.
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rortland Grain lfarhet,

PORTLAND. March l7.-tSpecial. Wheat
Weak and inactive; Valley, soc: Waila
Wsila, s5@7T,se per cental.
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TN EFFECT MARCH {, 1894
i STEAMER IDAHO
WILL LKATu YKsLER WHARF AT 8 r y,
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For kcmonds Clinton, Browns Point Langley,
Utss.ady, Fidsigo City. Anacortes. sauish aad
Whatcom, aud Thursdays going throuSh to
blaine and semiahmoo Returning leave What
com Monday, Wednesday. Saturday at p
Fare TO Whatcom, el.ou. Freight to whatcon. u
{. D. BRoMNFIELD, Managing OwnAf
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sYrANrr ruyuArra

's HAin<sss WAT csay except s1nasS -
ssSS = IL xax Ex.gas ~ p~Asass .esIy On hs.srA
u. Z sEYxQRx HAa;ss
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DAcIFIc xAvIaATIoN COMPANY.
Leaving from and arriving .; Pacific Nav.
isAticn Co.'S dock, foot OF diversity 81
3 TIME cAap.
In enec. March L. 1894
sEArTLE-TACoMA ROUTE
STEAMER STATE or WASHINGTON
Nv Seattle. 80 500 . m Ar Tacoma. ..e:sA . m
Nv seattle. .-...3 80 IN Ar Tacoma. Sis M
Iv Tacoma. las m AT Seattle. -. 3 90 IN
Nv Tacoma . 500 n Ar Seattle. .7!AS m
FARE so GEMS
Ia CONNER And WILDLY ISLAND ROUTE
sToprIsa AT EvKRxrr SoRrnsouNn
STEAMER FaIRHAvEN
Going north. leaves Seattle. Q p. m ; arrives Ia
Conner. 8 n m; going south, leaves La Conner
Fdmand.. Clinton. Browns Point. Langley, snake
lam Point. Ceapexille. sAa de fnca. Oak Haroor.
Utssiady. Saturday excepted; ~ -
Agent. Seattle. Telephone 6&a
Travelling Freight and Passenger Agent, Tacoma
Telephone g.
pacific COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers nom seattle - seiiswsr
Yer san Frane,sce via Port Tewnssad sad Vic
ioria at n. (passsaxsrs received on board ~
g RI March T. ., Ia 10, "A -
Fer Alaska March IL and %. ~ 2 . n
Prem San Francisco. for vicfogis and Fusss
saasd psyta o. . . IN, March ]. q, IL. 10. II,
30. 81
Tsessts may he obtained a. tas sfics o: the CON.
paay. Al Ocean dock. seas;ls
GoonALI. PERKINS q CO.
General agents. San FRANCESCA
= II JOHNSON, p = supt. sestua
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
The Weeks Commercial and
Financial Review.
.oesssEo BEEF HAS ApvAmceo.
r~xe Wesk. bat Expected - Advsass-
Poultry seases-Osssss Higher
Oransss sd Bsnaaas.

e DIrAETnHrT o. AenIcrLsrx1.
NKArBKR BcRRAu.
PORTLAND, Or. March Il. le9l
Hmecsas for Monday: Occasional rain o.
go; eooI<s. BIASnToEp, l. =. o.
arffxD srArEs DErAKTMEsr or AsstcrIrvRS
vrATaxE EURxAE-pArIy HCIIRrfN
sEArTLE. wash, Mssca u. teoA
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TAs ssiy 49, sAAs gsss through visAsua ssaaaAn
oTEANER NABEL
Leaves HAt0elds wharf Tussdays TnsDAnQp -
Saturdays at = N ter k1monds, Mukiltoo, ~
srett Aarysvilis. East Everett level aal oao.
Aepish FARE TO EVERETT Soc. TO 0NOs
aoNIeH. soa J. n uArFIELD. AssaI
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poRr ORCHARD
FORT wAsaIxoroa
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gTEAAER1,
Ely OF THE -rLYEh.
0EAfrLE TO TACOMA
Fen ssssl teses daily. except Sunday
In enc hour and swsasy-Avs nlnzssA
TIE eTEANER ~yLYEHs
1aguas daily trips. seattle Taesma sosoA . ~
1AKyNo IvYDoD
c2URepAY. D8o u
~fMR cAnR
Lssvs ssssus-s:3e. s.A5 . -, 1slS. - D =
Lesvs Taesma-80o IL :SoA u. S:oa o.AD =
DaaaAy-
Leave sssstis-7:oe . -. 14oo -
Leave Taeema-ssSo . -. Asoo n
Landing IT n. p wharf Tsosma, 90 oommM.
Gaai COCK. foee Of NaFlsa steoeA OsaslA
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BANK STATEMENT.

Following is the bank statement for the
week ending March II. - compared with
the preceding week:
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GoonALI~ PERKINS q Co,
General Agsats San FRANCESCA
= II JOHNSON, p supt, seatua
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HON. II. +. BRATTEN DEAD.

The death of Hon. Robert +. Brat.
ten, which has been expected daily for
a month or more. occurred Oh Thurs
day, the cause WAS brighis disease
He was one al SomerSet's most Ills
tincuishcd citizens and this fall two
years ago was elected to represent the
First Congressional District OF Mary
land in Congress. Almost Immediately
after the clnse OF the campaign he be
came inflicted with the fatal disease
which carried him off aud he gradu,
ally became weaker and weaker until
death came To his relief on Wednes-
dav. For several weeks life was kept
by the administering m pnweriu
drugs. Mr.. Brattan was man oi
ability beyond the ordinary. had the
courage of his convictions and was not
backward in aiding with all his might
that which he believed to be- right.
He possessed the confidence and esteem
Of President Cleveland. az whom he
wai a great admirer, and had he lived
would M doubt have been further
honored by the Democratic party.
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Resolutions.

Al tn. Fourth Annual meeting Of
the stockholders al the Snow Hill,
Building and Loan Association The
tollnwin. resolutions were read hy
William !. Diekersm, Esq. and 81,
melton were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased an all
wise Providence Ia iak.. from earth our
colleague, George T. Bratten. ESP,
Director and Treasurer of the Snow
Hill Building and Loan Association.
therefore.
ReSoi,ei, That We record among
the minutes of the Association our
appreciation of the valuable services Of
our c-lalmrer oi his uniirlng efforts
in making this institution that success
Of which We all feel Justly proud; Of his
high standard Of moral rectitudc in all
dealings betwccn man and man. oh
serving as he did the golden rule; OF
his answering integrity AMI keen SENSE
Of Justice in dealing with all questions
considered. possessing III all times the
courage Of his convictions
RrSoicy,i. That while We submit 10
the DEGREES of the divine ruler. in
removing from our midst our friend
and coadlui"r. Ne greatly feel the loss
Of his services. and realize the difficulty
that conironts us in securing worthy
successor
Re<oi,~d. That II copy Of these
resolutions he sent 10 the family OF the
deceased. and also he furnished the
papers for publication.
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Easton's water works are a grand
success. not only in giving the people
Of the town pure wholesome water {"
drink. hut n Il fire extinguisher ~
we'll. The fire that broke out in Mr..
j. +. Shannahan's store the other
night might have gotten under way
and burnt half Of the business portion
of the town down, before We could
have stopped it in the old way OF
pumping from the surface wells.
Although when the fire started there
was hut twenty feet Of water in the
stand pipe lowing 10 the company's
intention of having the stand pipe
emptie,! that night the artesian wells
furnished an abundance of water
without drawing upon the reserve,
and the fire was put out without any
delay.
TIE value of the water works to the
people Of Easton is incalculable.
They furnish water that has improved
the health of Easton 30 per cent, nc
cordine To the testimony Of our leading
physicians. and they furnish protec
tion against fire that has already
saved Ia the town more meney than
the works cost. Easion STIR.
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Texas farmers have discovered Won
deriul possibilities in the sweet potato.
4 recent bulletin of the Agriculture
Experimental Station in that State
shows To what great Importance the
sweet potato has attained. The cot
ton crop of Texas covers 4.520.3l0
acres. and is worth 500. i39. 40: the
corn crop covers ;, i66,353 acres, and
Is worth S2S, 429. l25; the wheat crop
covers 4i2.337 acres and is worth
s.. pa. 300; the sweet potato crop
covers 29.92S acres. and il worth 81.
j03, 76I. This shows that the valua-
ton OF each crop per acre is: cotton.
sl5 Sc: corn. SS.94; wheat. Sll.SS:
sweet potatoes. S5O.24. The cost Of
growing an acre OF these crops is about
the same.
THIS Is magnificent showing for
the sweet potato. There is hardly
any limit Ia demand for this palaiable
and Wholesome article of food. The
potato always brings very good price
and there can he 70 doubt that il pays
Ia plant them. Atlanta .joarnai.
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Letter List.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining
in Snow Hill post office Tor the week
ending May l2lh
LADIES. Mrs. Alice Shockley, Mrs.
Emiline Williams. Mrs. Jane Spence.
Mrs. Erexine Davis. Mrs. Mary j..
Desheli. Mrs. Charlotte Cosion, Miss
Mary Birmingham. Miss l.ulie Brum-
lev. Miss Nora Bradford.
GENTLEMEN. -t;eorge W. Bowry,
W. j. duffy, Albert Ellis, Sirl Grimes,
Isaac Harmon. Thomas johnson,
I.emuel Henry Martin. Lee Price.
Isaiah townsend. John Short, Norris
Purnell
Persons calling tor the above letters
will please state they are advertised
.IonN l.. Mock. Postmaster.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

BERLIN. Nh. April 18th. 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
.lersigne,l. under the firm name oi
Johnson X Lane, who were engaged
in the mercantile business in Berlin,
Md, was dissolved by mutual consent
the second day of April 1893.
FREDERIC L. JOHNSON.
RoRERr b. LANE.
Having purchased the interest Of
Mr.. johnson IN the above mentioned
business | will continue business 1T
the same stand and will settle all legal
demands against the late firm.
X. Il. LANE.
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The Baltimore .Snn SAYS Snow Hill
seems Ia he getting move on her. -"
You bet We are. brother. and We
expect 10 have n hustling. wide awake
town here in short while. Just
watch our movements. and YOU will
see rs develop int" a town such a. the
Eastern Shore will he proud of.
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CLAYTON j. Purncll. Permanent Tru>ic,
ot William H. LambsIen,

Kate I.ambden, ei al.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. In Equity. No. 1854.
March Term. 1894, Ia wit: May
lst. 1894.
ORDERED. that the sale made
and reported by Clayton J. Purnell
and Charles q. Melvin. Trustees for
the sale of the real estate in the above
cause described be- ratified and con-
tirmed unless cause Ia the contrary
thereof he shown "n or before the :'oth
day OF May. 1894. provided copy oi
this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Worcester County
once in each of three successive weeks
before the 2lst day q: MAY, in the
year eighteen hundred and ninely-iour
The report states the amount of
sales 10 Ice Sl39O.OO.
FRANCIS HENRY PuRNELI., Clerk
True copy. Test:
Francis HENRY PrgNEII., Clerk
may 5-:ii
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William I. Dickersnn. Assignee


".
Washington l.. Pussy. ei nj.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. In Equity. No. l442,
March Term, 1894, To wit April
9th, 1894.
ORDERED that the sales made
and reported bv William I. Decker
son, Trustee for the sales of real estate
in said proceedings mentioned be rati.
fled and confirmed unless cause Ia the
contrary thereof be shown on or he
fore the first day OF June next, pro-
vlded copy OF this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed IN Wor-
cester County once in each at three
successive weeks before the first day
of June, in the year eighteen hundred
and ninetv-iour.
The report states the an cunt al
sales to be 1870 90.
FRANCIS HENRY PURNELI., Clerk
True Copy, Test:
FRANCIS HENRY PrRNEII., Clerk.
apl. 2S-3t.
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The Report Of NassawangO
school for April 1894.

Ari,hmetic.-lst. Bessie Dryden
I'd, Sadie Bevans :'d. Maggie Rich
ar,lson.
Grammar, LIST, Sadie Bevans; ID.
Bessie Dryden and Maggie Richard
son tie.
Geography. LIST. Bessie Dryden
and Sadie BevanS. tie; 81, Maggie
Richardson.
Physiology, LIST Bessie Dryden ;
"a, Sadie Bevans and Maggie Rich
ar,lsou, tie.
Hisiory.-l-t. Sadie Bevans; ID,
Bessie Dryden I'd. Maggie Richard
son.
Language lst. Sadie Bevans and
Bessie Dryden; I'd, Maggie Richard
son.
SECOND CLASS.
Arithmetic, LIST. Clara Maddox 81,
Susie Richardson and Edith Twilley
tie 81, Marion johnson.
Geography,-lst. Susie Richardson
and Clara Maddox, tie ID. Edith
Twilley; Sd. Marion johnson and
Charlton Dryden.
History,-lst, Clara Maddox I'd.
Filth Twilley and Susie Richardson /;
Sd, Marion johnson.
I.anguage,-lst. Susie Richardson
I'd, Clara Maddox 81. Edith Twill
ley.
Reading. Est. Clara Maddox aud
Susie Richardson, tie I'd. Filth Twill
lev; 81. Marion johnson.
Deiinitinns.-lst. Sadie Richardson;
"a. Clara Maddox ID, Filth Twill
ley.
Orthoeraphy.-l-t. Susie Richard
son and Clara Maddox tie ID, Edith
Twilley 3d, Marion johnson.
Standing of pupils in Third and
Fourth Grades.
THIRD CLASS.
LIST, Mildred Dryden ID. Mary
Twilley.
FOURTH CLASS.
LIST, Retta Twilley ID, Leland
Richardson and George Bowen. tie
Sd, Ida Maddox and Virgie White
tie. KATIE NJ. TIMMoNs.
! Teacher
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Proposals for heating. ventilating
and plumbing, the Court House and
Jail in Snow Hill. will be- received
until May 22nd. Plans and speciti
cations. etc, can be- seen in the office
of the commissioners in Snow Hill,
or office of jackson C. Gott. Baltimore.
Separate bids for heating by hot wafer,
and 10: air BY order County Com
missioncrs. The Commissioners re-
serve the right t" reject any and all
bids. Gro. W. BisHor.
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Notice.

Came 10 my house IN Friday. Ma,
18th. 1891 Il three year old sorrel horse
with white points. Owner will pleas
come forward, pay charges and taxi
property away.
j. I. NICHOLSON, Snow Hill, Md.
may II 81.
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For Sale.

A fine farm of $40 acres. About
300 acres tillable land. the remaining
acres in gum. cypress and oak timber.
Situated =! miles tr"n Queponco
Station, Worcester County. Address
JOHN TRUITr FARRELL.
Wilton, Wicomico County, Md.
may 5.3t
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Last fall was taken with Kind oi
summer complaint. accompanied with Il
wonderful diarrhra. Soon after my wife,
sister, VII" lives with us. was taken in the
same way. We used almost everything
without benefit. Then said. let Us try
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Dinrrh"a
Remedy. which We did. and that cured "a
right away hink much "i il. ~ it did
Tor me what il was recommended &" do.
John Hcrfhier. Bethel. Bcrks Co.. Pa. y
and 81 cent BOTTLES for sale l., DIR. =. L.
Is-nsnn druggist Snow Hill.
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We are glad 10 note that amend
ments Ia the Wilson Tariff Bill have
been agreed ON and that the proba
biliiies now are ior an early settle
ment fthe question which has been
uppermosI in the minds of the people
nj large since Congress convened.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-05-12
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
County school Commission
ers Office.

Snow Hill. May -, 1894.
Sealed proposals to build two
story annex 10 the Pocomoke City
High School House (36 by 56 feet
will be- received until 10 o'clock Il. m.
MAY 9th 1894. Plans and speech
cations at same can he seen ut Mr..
Edgar Fontainc's office in l'ocomoke
City. Said commissioners. reserve the
the right To reject any aud all bids
All bids 10 be placed in hands Of
Jacob H. Siurgis. President, Snow
Hill. Md. BY order of Board,
CALVIN Il. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-05-12
Notice to Creditors.

The creditors of William I. Boston,
deceased. are hereby notified I" file
their claims with TIE vouchers thereof
in the office of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Worcester County within
four months from the said day ot sale.
ELIJAH I. BOWEN,
Trustee.
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William +. Dickerson, Trustee.
EXparte.

William I. Dickerson. Trustee,
Exparte.
In the t'ircmii Court for Worcester
County. In Equity. No. 1894.
March Term, 1894, To wit April
18th 1893.
ORDERED that the sale made
and reported by William I. Dicker-
son, Cor the sale of the creamery plant
in this proceeding mentioned. be rati-
fled and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or he
fore the lst day of June next, provid-
cd copy Of this order he inserted in
some newspaper printed in Worcester
County, once in each OF three sue
ce>sivc weeks before the first day al
June, in the year Eighteen hundred
and ninety four
The report states the amount al
sales To be Sj3J.0O.
FRANCIS HENRY PrRSEII, Clerk
True Copy, Test:
FRANCIS HENRY PuENELL, Clerk
apl. 2S-3t.