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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-22
A!tamont and Vicinity.

Beautiful weather. after the storm.
Ne are sorry to see the snow
leaving So soon. but the Young men
who own sleighs surely made good
use Of it while 1t lasted.
Misses Edith and Maggie Moore,
who visited here a few DAYS. have
returned to their home IN Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr.. Edward Shank was here on
Sunday.
Mr.. NJ Breene, accompanied by
his two charming daughters, re-
turned to Pittsburgh last week.
Poor Will has our sympathy.
NJ. G. Marohey, of Kevser. spent
Sunday here with the fair sex who
are always glad to see him.
We We're glad to hear from
STRANGER again. Can he tell US
where Mr.. n. II. is.
Mrs. Sllas Walter is still danger
ous!v i'll, but it is thought that she
will recover.
MIR. Charles West is very i'll, but
We hope he Will soon be able to be
out again.
Miss Minnie Stomple has been i'll
with the grip and was unable to be
at her school last Friday. We are
glad to state that she has about re-
covered.
Rev. Hart failed to keep his ap-
pointment at the Chadderton school
house Sunday last.
We are going to wear red, white
and blue the 22d.
Mr. Clayton was here last week
1t would bc IL great deal more tc
the credit Of the young men if they
would 60 70 church Sunday even
ings instead of swinging on the
lamp posts and annoying the Young
ladies VIII o ass.
Mrs. Anna Browning has return.
ed to her home in ScIbysport.
Mr. viii West has returned from
lhayefvlli" where he spent last
week. He went to see his sister c.
and got showed up and was com
PEELED to stay Il week.
Mr.. Frank Green was in our city
last week. He says he is not il
love with the south, where he wai
all the winter. He is glad to bc
back in old Garrett again and hi
many friends are glad to have him
Il. Cole was here Monday on bus
mess.
Z. Garrett was visiting at Mr.. l.
Friends Sunday.
Mr.. John Friend was visible OF
our streets Monday.
Mr.. j. H. Hamill was in our cit,
last Saturday.
Mrs. John Friend is dangereusl
i'll. WINIFRED.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-22

vile, Ohio. y
R. R. Agent Sperry has purchase,
a lot on NJ street. He will build !,
cottage on it in the spring.
A GAINESVILLE lady has rented the
Hughes cottage for the summer.
Our cottages are being rented right
along.
G. NJ. Rathbun & Co.. have re-
ceived a large invoice of doors and
sash. They are getting ready for'a
big spring trade.
Sup't RudisiIl is circulating q
10000 edition of a folder annound-
ing the approaching season. He
has a II page Illustrated Booklet In
press, showing the style of cottages,
railroad station, hotel buildings. etc.
The Florida Chautauqua opens
to-day at DeFuniak Springs. DIR.
Davidson is in charge.
Messrs. Rudisill & Johnson give
their illustrated lecture, "Pictur.
esque America" at Bloomington
Saturday might.
A. Nelson, the Oakland butcher,
is making weekly visits to the Park.
We are all glad. Henry Felty is
also making a weekly delivery of
goods.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-22

for both national and state banks
as good currency as to be found
in the world. Had this been done,
the reaction in favor Of silver could
never have appeared; for large
portion of those who are now ready
to vote for silver, plead in defense
that they are driven to that means
of getting more currency elasticity
by the fact that the banks of their
states are prevented from issuing
notes. If this element were con-
ciliated, there would be no POSSIBLE
ity of getting majority for more
silver money IN either house Of Con-
gress. HENRY CLEWS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-22
Swan Meadow,

Our much respected citizen and
neighbor. Mr.. Daniel Yoder, will
leave US this week. He will make
his future home near Meyersdale,
Pa, where has purchased large
farm.
Mr.. Ed. Slabach. who has been
at Dobbin, W. Va, the past winter,
has returned home. He reports
business very dull at that place.
Some days ago our merchant and
certain street car gripper, Of
Cum berIand became possessed with
the idea that their differences could
be settled only by a fstic encoun-
ter. 1t failed to materalize how
ever, owing. we presume, to the one
becoming alarmed by the amount
Of snow and mud the other con-
trived to kick up while saying his
little say. SO after "a few heavy
gusts Of wind the storm passed away
and the sky is again clear with the
possible exception Of d small cloud
IN Inc shape Of $ dinlv floating
or the distant horizon.
Ga account of sickness our school
attendance WAS rather low the last
week or two. Although the num-
Der ON rol! is thIrty-nine but seven
were present one day last week. The
school is under the management of
Miss En)ow who has shown herself
to be IL competent teacher.
The family OF D. }. Slubach has
been suffering with the measels for
the last two weeks, but are all well
again.
MIR. Joel Slabach has gone to
kein, Pa, to see his best girl. The
last seen Of hlm he was hoofing it
at the iate of about forty miles per
hour.
D. J Sabach was bu8ily engaged
digging ice Saturday morning. The
old gentleman, not being able to
find enough on top, thought he
would 60 to the bottola. us the
Thermometer only registered 20
below
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-22
zeal Estate Transfers.

Jacob B. Nicola to Jacob s.
Meyers, 81 acres of land; 81, sos.
Charles NJ. Miller and wife to
Harland P. Endler, GU acres Of
land; $3.50.
Lucretia Z. Werner and husband
to William j. Wilson, an undivided
10 interest in military lots Nos.
1903 and 1904, AZ acres: $50.
Catharine Brcnneman ct al. to
Joel j. Brenneman, military lots
Nos. 2421. 2422, 2423, 2424 and
1926, 250 acres Of land; $4,000.
William Hartman and wife to
John A, Hartman, military lots
Nos. 3042, 5000, 3070, 3071 and
part of 3014, 231 acres; 5000.
jeremiah Beeghly and wife to G..
". Beeghly, the "Walbourd Farm, ;"
534 acres; $1,000.
Emil 7. Droege and wife to A.
Chas. George, lot No. 4 in Droege's
Addition to Deer Park; 500.
John A. Council ct al. to the
Preston Lumber and Coal Co., %
acres OF land in CrelIin, Garrett
county; 500.
Scott Burkham to Mary F. Colds
borough. an undivided ! interest
in military lot No, S44; s2.G57.
Edmund X. Goldsborough and
wife to Mackenzie Goldsborough,
an undivided ! interest IN military
lot No. S44: $40.
Mackenzie Goldsbourgh and wife
to Mary f. Goldsborough, an undi-
vsded / interest IN military lot No.
844; $40.
Joseph G. Browning to Mary G.
Y, Browning. lot No. 6 in Louis
Nydegger's first addition to Cor
man Tor Elkins;) 500.
Sarah A. Friend to James z.
Browning, the Samuel Friend
Farm" 90 acres and 141 perches;
$1,000.
Hanson B. Friend and wife to
James z. Browning, 3S4 perches of
land; 81.
Emily NJ. Shreve and husband to
Elizabeth F. Cecil, military lot No.
1871, so acres: 500.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-22
ORDER MISI.

Mary Glare Kelley VS.. Sarah J. Erwin and
others.
No. 62S Equity. In the Circuit Court for Gar"
rett county.
Ordered, this Sth day Of February, in the
wear eighteen hundl ed and ninety four. by
the Circuit Court for Garrett county. sitting
in e. uity, that the sale made and reported in
the above cause by II. James Blackiston, al
torney named in the mortgage. be rattle Il
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 9ti day OF
March, 1894: provided copy of this order be
published in some newspaper published in
Oakland. Garrett county, Md. once a week
for three successive weeks before the 9th day
of March, 1891.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$50
+. H. TOWER.
True copy-Test: Clerk Circuit Court.
f. u. TOWER. Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-22
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A BRIDGE.
OFFICE OF THE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OAKLAND, MD, Feb. IL, 1891.

OAKLAND, MD, Fed. T, IS3I
Sealed proposals will be received by the
County Commissioners of Garrett county
until Wednesday. March 81, 1894, at 70 o'clock
m, when they will be opened, for the build
ing of Wrought Iron Bridge across Savage
River at Bloomington, Garrett county, Md.
The structure is to be Il truss wrought iron
bridge OF l0U pounds pressure TO the square
foot; one span, 93 feet between masonry anda
II foot roadway.
Each bidder will furnish plan ana speci-
fication from which will be selected the kind
OF bridge.
The com missioners reserve the right to re-
Ject any or all bids
493t j. 8. MEYERS Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-22
Estate Of Barbara L. burst, de-
ceased.

THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l scrber. ri Garrett County. hath obtained
from the Ophans' Court Of Garrett county
in MAJ Wand, Letters OF Administration on
the personal estate OF
BARBARA L. BURST,
late Of Garrett county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased nre
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
voucher thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before the 2ith day of 4 ugust
next; they may otherwise by law be eX-
cludrd from all benefit Of said estate.
Given undc' nay hand this Sth day OF Feb
ruarg, 1891.
WINFIELD S. BURST. Admir-.
Fr0stburg. Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-22
Mountain Lake Park.

p, II. Cartwright has rented one
of his new cottages to lady resid-
ing at Fostoria, o.
Mrs. P. T. Cartwright is visiting
her daughter Mrs. May, at Zanes-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-22

Under and by virtue of Il power OF sale con
taiped in II mortgage from Joel J. Bfenneman
and wife to john j. brenneman and
Others dated the 18Th day of June, 1882,
and dnly recorded in Liber W H. T., No 6
folio ISL. etc, one of the land records of Gar
rett county, the undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder. in the town
of Granisviile. III tront of The ljvenguod no .
tel, at the hour of , O'clocil p. m, on
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
The Tax Low.

Protests being fashionable the vot-
ers of Prowers county made one last
year. 1t has proved very costly, as
the tax levy of 274 mills will show.
This is 25 per cent higher than last
year. The levies for three years are
as follows:
County levy, 1892, -. .25 mills
County levy, 1893, -. % mills
County levy, 1894, -. .274 mills
This Is what the Sparks calls re-
deeming the pledges of last fall. Is
there anyone who believes that the
independents could have elected a
man last year on platform of 20
per cent increase in taxess
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
SCHOOL SUPPLIES

The undersigned will carry full
line of School Books, Supplies and
Tablets used in the school rooms.
Persons needing the same will receive
greatly reduced prices and courteous
treatment. Your patronage solicited.
S. R. MYER, Agent.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
LOCALS.
Notice..


Notice.
There will be a meeting OF the
water right owners under the La
Jun,a 4 Lamar canal at the court
house in Lamar on Saturday October
q at 2 p. m, for the purpose Of sub
miiting to the judge . proposition to
make permanent improvements on
the ditch A full attendance is de.
sired
New fall goods mt Johnston's.
See the new goods at Johnstou's- !.
You will find . nice line Of groce-
mes at Twins
M VI. Priddy was in town several
days this week
D. W. Robinson was up from Ora
NADIA yesterday.
Lamar precinct viii have to be d.
vided next year.
Stone is being hanled for Harry
wolie's now residsnce.
Ladies' patent tip all solid shoe at
Johnstou's for &l.35.
Mr.. and Mrs r. J. Koonce, Of Gra-
NADIA, were in Lamar last Saturday.
Sheriff Hagerman and DR.. Bedcll
attended court At Sheridan Lake this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. E W. Lincoln re-
turned Tuesday to their home in
Michigan
Drop in at Baldwin's and see a
noiseless aud the lightest running
machine made.
Mrs J. e. Merrill and Mrs. r. b.
Switzer, Of Granada, are visiting
friends in Lamar.
W. r Cade Is taking snort va
cation. VIM. Tscke is acting agent
during his absence.
Mrs. Z. b. Leathermsn left on
Wednesday night for visit to be:
old home in Indiana
Geo. T. Herbert has been visiting
old friends here this week. His health
is much improved nov.
Mrs. Fair, state inspector for the
Woman's Relief Corps, was in Lamar
the first of the week inspecting the
the local corps. The ladies of the
corps gave an elegant afternoon tea
at their hall in her honor Tuesday.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
c. H. Frybarger and NJ ]. McAIil.


len were up from Carlton yesterday.
Rev. ]. V. Watson will move his
family up from Springfield in short
time and make Lamar his home.
NOTICE-The the date for the
meeting at the Harper School House
has been changed to Tuesday, Oct. %.
7. G. Mitchell, of Garden City, sent
up one of his irrigating pump outfits
this week 1t will soon be put on
exhibition.
The ladies should read Mrs. Man
ning's advertisement in another col
umn. Don't forget the date, October
%, % and "a.
The ladies OF the NJ. Z. Church
will give an oyster supper at the
hose house on next Wednesday even
ing, October "a.
There was large meeting at the
Jones School House last Wednesday
night Speeches were made by Judges
Watson and Doughty.
Elder V. IL Lucas and NJ. A. Alt
man, Seventh Day Adventist evange-
lists, are. holding a series o! meetings
at the Christian church.
Buy New Goodrich sewing ma
chime at Baldwin's. II it breaks it
costs you nothing. The only machine
warranted for ten years.
>~MAnRKp-At Garden City on last
Thursday Mr.. E. G. Gordon and Miss
Elma Lewis. The REGISTER and many
friends extend congratulations.
The trial OF Geo. W. Bates at Sher-
idan Lake resulted in conviction and
sentence to four years in the peni-
tentiary. His son was acquitted
III. o. Hainline bought the NED
2247 on "Wednesday last Consid
Grafton s1400 cash. The purchase
was made through L. Writ Markham.
The board of registration met this
week aud registered 343 voters in
this precinct The next opportunity
to register will be on Tuesday Octo-
Der 80.
Mrs. W. c. Gould has been very
sick with the fever for the past week
but we are pleased to learn is i'm
proving now. Her parents DR.. and
airs. Kalb are with her now.
r There will be meeting in Masonic
Hall Monday evening, October ~,
1894, at Z p. IN. for the purpose OF
organizing a Chapter Lodge. All H.
A. Masons are requested to be present
STRAYED-From Lamar, brown
mare colt with white stripe in face
and both hind feet white, about four
months old. Finder please take up
and notify S. E. SourREs or JOHN
HISS, Lamar, Colo.
The date for the meeting at the
Harper School House, next Monday
night. has been changed to Tuesday.
Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25
OWEI.SVII.I.E..

Corn crops around here are tcttcr tina,
they have been Tor fifteen years.
There is quite booin Just now in th,
lumber and millin. business in this section
Every mornin. we can hear the whistles ol
eight steam mills. Bowen Bro 4 Mcssick
have bought large tract of timber from -
w Adkins. which they propose to manuiac-
iure into shingles. X. V White ami T.. II.
Burbagc on Saturday last purchased of vii.
mer Purncll. Berlin. - acres of cypress
timber which will turn out about one million
tive hundred Thousand iirst-class shingles.
They propose To put up a shin.le mill as
>orn po>>ihlc AMI commence manutartur-
in..
Miss Annie White left an MONDAY for II
visit To friends in Wilmington, Philadelphia
and Westminster, Md. Miss Annie will
take course in music.
Our people are congratulating themselves
in having u graded schonl for next wear
Mr. John Davis has been chosen assistant
teacher.
Politics is warmin. ur little with our
local politicians. IL is said that Dennis
district has three or four candidates for the
Legislature. one of them will surely get left
as the county is .nly entitled To three
However we have the material for the three
ii the other districts are willing.
Master t. II. White has grown the hoss
beet. II weighs six pounds. Can anyone
heat this:
Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25
NEW ARK.

Miss Mary Penn nf Baltimore i VISITING:
her uncle AMI aunt Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Frank
Chatham.
Ii is reported that inc mill is to he
erected at our X. X. station in the near fu-
tnrc.
Mr. Lee Davis aud wife and daughter oi
Wilmington. Del. have been vi>itin. the
family of Mr.. T.. 7. Bowen.
Mrs. John u. Richards has been sick for
some time. We sincerely hope that she
will soon get better.
Mr.. CLAYTON B. Dennis has been enlar.in.
his residence and the new addition adds
greatly To its appearance.
Quite Il number of the Berlin colorc,. peo-
pie passed through here last SATURDAY ON
their way to the Mount Wesley camp meet
ing.
Rev. James X. Campbell who has been
suffering greatly for the past two weeks
from severe attack of lumbaso is now some
what improving
Dr. Braxton b. Richardson, of New
Brighton. Staten Island. y. Y. has been
vi>itin. his brother Squire George +. Rich
ar.l>on. We are are all glad to sec him.
Mr.. Samuel Hudson of Philadelphia, Pa
is stopping at Mr.. raylor Dennis where he
j. entertained bv Mr.. d. in his usual Kind
and cordial manner.
Rev. James Il. Campbell will preach to.
morrow in the NJ. T.. Church of this place
AT L. u. IN. At Ironshire , =. w. he will
preach funeral sermon in memory ri Mrs.
Emory ii. Williams lately deceased.
Hon. John Walter Smith. with his niece
Miss Nora x. DRYDEN. drove through New
ark from Ocean City To the county seat on
last Monday. Yorr correspondent hopes
thar the popular Senator from Worcester
county will he the next Governor of Mary
land. The Eastern Shoremen are proud oi
him and would like to see him thus hishl,
honorc,i
Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25
HOW TO MAKE GOOD But
TER.

Known. the demand all over the United
States for perfect churn that will do away
with the tedious process of churnins, Tighten
the labor AMI make better grade of butter.
We have spent more time thought AMI money
to invent perfect and manufacture the
Dairy Swing Churn than has ever been spent
before ON any churn in America.
We have bought, regardless of expenses
the most and best machinery that has ever
I,een purchased fer the manRfactorv of u
churn. And now with the capacity for
making three hundred per day. we are giving
the huttermakers, far and wide. the benefit
of the most complete churn in the world.
The Dairy Swing Churn. aS shown by the
accompanying cuts. consists OF a ronnd-end
ri box or milk chamber suspended or halan-
red in n substantial frame in u manner that.
with the least exertion, the milk chamber
can be- vibratc,l back and forth, AMI at the
same time raising and lowering its ends
which will agitate the cream both by con-
cnssion aud gravitv-brin.ing the butter IN
less time, with less labor, aud less in jury
To the grain of the hutter than any other
process krown to science or past experience
The demand for n better grade of butter
has called attention to the fact that the
quality of the article depends very much
upon the churn in which it is made. IL j.
now given up and thoroughly understood by
all buitermakers. who are up {" the times.
that floats. paddles, or dashers in churn
are sure To injure the grain of the butter.
The cream is whipped. beaten and thrashcd
abont until the texture nf the butter i DIES
troyed.
All the iairymen and ladies who take any
pride in butter-mnking are throwing aside
churns as fast as possible. Aud now the
inquiry is for simple. cheap churn, that
will hiring the butter by simply movin. the
mass of cream. permitting the PARTICLES of
cream to come in contact with each other
only The Dairy Swing Churn meets this
want and makes the most beautiful. grand
lnus butter, which will bring mere money
in anv market than thra>hed ont l'y any "i
Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25
Miss SalIie DevereauN Dead.

On Tuesday morning at the residence
of her brother, Mr.. William Dever.
eaux, Miss Sallie Devereaux breathe,l
her last. She had been suffering a
long time, and being prepared for a
better world, death to her was relief.
While her sickness was generally
known, her death was surprise to her
many friends here. She was member
Of the NJ. +. Church for many years,
and was true, kind-hearted and afiec.
tionate christian woman, who was loved
by all who knew her. Her remains
were inferred in the VI. +. Church
cemetery Wednesday afternoon. The
bereaved brothers and sisters and other
relatives have our sympathy in their
>ad afiliction.
Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25
Home and Abroad.

II is the duty of everyone. whether nj
home az travelin. Tor pleasure or business
tn rouip himself with the remedy which
will Keep up strength and prevent Illness
and cure such ills ~ are liable I" come upon
all in everybosly life. For instance. Hood
Sarsaparilla as IA general tonic. and t" keep
the blood pure and less liable to ahsorhe the
gerius of disease. will be well nigh inSaln-
ble. Change of drinking water often causes
serious trouble, especially il one has been
used To spring water in the country. From
few drops to II teaspooufnl "f Hoods Sar-
saparilla in u tnmbler of water will prevent
the water having any injurious effect.
Hnds Vegetable Pills. as cathartic.
cause no discomfort. u, disturbance. n" less
of sleep. but assist the digestive organs. 50
that satisfactory results are effected III a
natural amd regular manner
Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25
WOnnell Did 1t.

Our curiosity was aroused on We'd
nes,lay to know what it was trying to
get up our stairs, making a great noise
as with heavy load. The appear
ance Of Joe Rowley with another large
watermelon from the store of Mr.. Geo
W. Wonnell soon satisfied us that we
were in no imminent danger and We
are not likely to he, 50 long rs we en-
joy the friendship of such men as
Wonnell, the butcher; Wonnell. the
fruiter and Wonnell. the grocer. This
is not the first time he has treated Us
in this manner, but we are not going
to complain or kick about it yet.
Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25
PII.CII.ARDSVILLE.

Miss Sadie Chesser, of Hallwood. is visit
Ing friends of this place.
The race track owned by Mr.. W. II. Brat
ten i in fairly g"od condition t" try voul
>pee,ler ON. Boys look out for Miss Mar,
and her PAGER.
Mr.. Major Tarr. who has been quite sicl
with typhoid fcvnr. unler the >kilful treat
mcni "f Dr. Dickcr>on j. ut this writin.
much better.
Bicycles seem to be tn" iavorite sport Will
our vuun. men, even with the invalid.
Farmers report splendid crop "f corr
this year.
Miss Mary Brattcn spent last Satur'Ia,
with friends in Pocnmoke CITY.
Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25
Proposals for Rbuiltling Brick
Hotel i'm Snow Hill, Md.

The undersigned invites sealed pro
posals for contractors to build three
story and attic brick hotel on corner Of
Washington and Green streets in Snow
Hill according TO plans. specifications
and details made by Jackson &. Gott,
architect. which can he seen upon ap
plication ut the DEMOCRATIC MEssEN
GER office. The bids will he opened
Tuesday Sep. lst. 1894 and contract
awarded. The right to reject all bids re
served. Building to he completed Feb
lst. 1895. Thomas NJ. Purnell, Snow
Hill. Nd.
Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25
q. \. X. National EncaMpment
and National Naval AsSOcia-
tiOn, Pittsb,irg, Pa, Half
Rates via Pcnnsylvan-
ia Railroad

For the meeting of the national Naval As
sociatiom to he held ut Pittsburg. Pa, Sep
tember :. and the National Encampmcnt of
the Grand Army of the Republic. to he held
Mt the same place, September 10 to Is, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell t"
the pullic, from September To 10. inclusive
round-trip tickets to Pittshurg and return at
rate of one D,eest first class fare for the
round trip, except for nearby points, These
tickets will be valid for return passage until
September 25 inclusive.
Detailed informotion in regard to rates.
stopover privileges. si,le-trip excursion tick
cts. &C.. can be obtained upon application AT
ticket offices.
Democratic messenger., 1894-08-25

During the fiscal year of 1s93-'94,
the custom-house of the eastern district
of Maryland, at Crisfeld, licensed 91O
vessels. There were 904 registered
in '92 and '93. There were 81 new
vessels built in '93 and "a. The names
of these vessels include the steamer
William A. Winant; the steamer,
Gem the schooner. James p. Blaine
and the schooner Ernest l4ockerman,
all of Pocomoke City, this county.