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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-04

or implied obligation. thousands Of bot
ties of his invincibie remedies. The re-
suit is always the same-Health, Happi-
ness, and Hosannas for Munyon The
St. Louis Republic says Munyon's
Louis twenty per cent. in four weeks"
Muny on's rheumatism Cure relieves in
one to three hours, and cures in a few
days. Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure posi-
lively cures all forms of indigestion and
stomach trouble. Munyon's Cold Cure
prevents pneumonia and breaks up a
cold in few hours. Munyon's Cough
Cure stops coughs, night sweats, allays
soreness and speedily heals the lungs.
A senarate cure for each disease. AT
all druggists, m0etl y % cents a vial. Per-
snnal letters TO I'rof. Munyon 1,5o3 Arch
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. answered with
free medical advice for any disease.
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Thanksgiving Day.

Especial list of references or the origin of
our National Holiday.
THE first New England Thanksgiving was
not observed by Plymouth Pilgrim or Bos-
ton Puritan. 'Gyving God thanks for safe
arrival and many other liberal blessings
was first heard New England shores
from the lips of the Popham colonists at
Monhegan, in the Thanksgiving service of
the Church of England" Mrs. A. IT, Earle.
American Cyclopaedia. V. 10, p. GS3
Chambers, r. Book of days. V. 2
p. 614.
Larned, j. N. History for ready ref
erence. V. i, p. 3103.
Love, W. D. Fast and Thanksgiving
Days of New England. 1922 Is
Munroe, X. Some November dates.
IN Harpers Young People. V. IS,
Patton, j. H. Institution of Thanks
giving Day. 1929 in Mag. of Amer
lean Hist, V. a, p. 445.
Phillips, W. The Pilgrims A speech,
p rs an Observation-Disclosures. lib. II
Singleton, r. Colonial Thanksgiving,
in Mag. of American Hist. V. 26, 2,
4;4.
Vance, L. j. Ye earle Thanksgiving.
in Harper's Young People. V. IA, p
"A.
Webster, D. First settlement of New
England. IN his Works. v /, p. 5. NH
Coffin, G. G. Old times in the colo
MES. D. 1873 IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 800. %
Earle, A. NJ. Holidays and Festivals.
IN her Customs and Fashions in Old
New England. p PIG o.............1l 22 II
POEMS.
Barr L. E. Capt. Morrows Thanks
giving IN Poems of Places. V. 26. 1854 26
Carleton, W. Festival of Praise. IN
Farm Festivals. .....................121 1918 IA
Cary, Alice. Thanksgiving. in her
Poems Observation-Disclosures. .12l3.10
Child, l.. NJ Thanksgiving Day. in
Open Sesame. .......... .......... 1912 81
Havergal, F. R. Thanksgiving. in her
Poetcal Works. ....................12 1926 %
Hemans, F. d. Landing of the Pill
grims IN Poems of Places V. 26 1884 26
Thanksgiving Eve. An honest fairy
story by l.. Scribner's Monthly V. l.
STORIES.
Alcott, l.. NJ. An old fashioned
Thanksgiving. ..............,....... 354 SO
Cooke, r. 7. A double Thanksgiv-
ing. An old-fashioned Thanksgiv-
ing. Both in Huckleberries. ....... 215 4
Cooke, r. 7. My Thanksgiving. IN
The Sphinx's children. ........... 215 10
Hawthorne, n. John Ingertield's
Thanksgiving. IN 252.2 % and. .1115 16
Our Thanksgiving Menus. IN Boston
Cooking School Magazine. No. 3,
p. 1852.
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A GREAT SURPRISE is IN STORE

'r those who will go to-day and get package of
'BAIN-0. 1t takes the place of coffee at about
~ the cost. 1t is food drink, full of health, and
an he given to the CHILDREN as we'll as the adult
with great benefit. 1t is made of pure grains and
looks and tastes like the finest grades of Mocha
10 Java coffee. 1t satisfies everyone. cup of
NfalnO is better for the system than tonic, be-
eai'e its benefit is permanent What coffee breaks
0o~n Grain-O builds up. Ask your grocer for
"fain-O. 15r. and 25c.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-04

The country will mourn the death of
John l.. Worden, not as Admiral Worden,
but as the hero who in the little Monitor
sank the great Confederate ram, Merri-
mac, in Hampton Roads and by the action
saved good portion of the Union fleet.
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81 was troubled with quinsy for five years
Thomas Ecectric Oil cured me- NV wife
and child had diphtheria Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil cured them. l would not be without
it in the house for any consideration" Rev.
E. F. Crane, Dunkirk, n Y
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MUNYON'S MUNIFICENCE.
Down Goes the Death Rate Before the
Medical Conqueror.

1t is Professor Munyon's greatest
pleasure to select some city where disease
IS running rampant and the death rate
Is high, and give away, without money
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Collectors Notice,

>Ctor'9 Notice.
Non Resident Owners situated In the town of Isles
Waldo, for the year 1885,
ineeenh day of june D.
gsfs ma sa to 5xe a ana are not
public the hall said Monday
q a% TsH,
city BY of VIM Z. Clayton westerly by Abra-
Of aaa bounded asatnsg
av bsa" o ea "@s & soue by Sabbath
ot ~ ~ hy halawis plan Of Hewes Point; 49,
lot Of land land situated at Rylers Cove ~
by ann of of sn Oh Randa by road
lot Of land and house am, other
n1the sothery and westerly by land OF heirs of George
lot Of and and hotel thereon known as the sesoro
bounded northerly by road leading wharf
at, Ryasr Cove beginning the
1"s son
s a 50es nsa sSss
siam 1h han e s aan
@ s Sd sAd
hsy ss Of e s +
Sy tic s S% e n
lot Of land bounded nortbey by land Of Charles Rande $685.
Se Westerly by anS 9y land of &C.
$&s
5s aad Of R"a%a So
eastey BY land q James DTinkwate southery and vest
being ot No H. according to 1910
bounded northery by land Of Rose l. Clark IA
eastepy by centre line outhery by land of A Trimm
lang bounded westerly BY land Of heirs
@ lana G"" @ Y veseT ffg By fas nd d
oS% FSa sG1f Be Rgae Of &
s9 F F Cd Sesss
b S5 sP sa 9 s5as e s i HsE
o Of Of land land 5% % nsr56sr
spatt westerly BY Penobcot Bay, :. .e'y A
Pay known Line Island seven 1Y hg1
Of thereon northery by land 700
by g5 az aa e. at Sa Fss
9uther BY Fsnobseo Bay Westerly by an&
situated ABRAHAM bounded aorfGery by n'0
soithery by land Of c. s. Baszsii D east i9noDSPo Bay! 4
1o' Of lana bounded nor}herly " lana Of Geo Dis.
astn western Hsirs Be3i Ey t" 81 - '" "A
stevens. Fsn%bsoo ay soae2y A aS&
Situated GilRsys har5of and known as 2S
nortGey -out6eiy and 40
westerly by land of A 5 Davis easterly by Penobsco
p pc" Of e5 s"a q BY ss X ,4 an # s @
St HI If sa Barb wsstery by town road AZ
Land, nohdriy BY land Of " T. clayton 40
burr oahsrS ese by l sS@ w. R Burr 2 and
cottage situated on 1nie acre island 80
lot of land and thereon, land
of j. Miiken southerly by land of Henry Spratt,
ery by town road westerly BY land OF Y " Rrr 1882
lot of land, bounded westerly by northerly
land of Charles fatt southery by Sabbahday harbor
westerly by town road -; .y.,. 80
lot of land and kiln
northery by land of Houston and S. j
easterly by east Penofscot Bay, souhe Rox-
ana Parker, westerly by town 49,. ... 1906
lot OF anG bounded northey by land of f. Garland.
erly by east PenobSco Bay. southerly by W H. Spratt
westerly by road....... ...t.... 81
:.-... 1850. AZ
lot of land, bounded northerly by land Lydia Hill
easterly by land of A H. Parker southey by land
spragqe westerly by road -, ,... 56a
lot of land bounded northery E. l.. Nash west
erly by road southeriy by sesboo Improve
ment Co. westerly by road .......i....
lot of land and cottage, bounded northerly
Hunt easery by Sabhathday habor southey by land of
j. A. Robertson westerly by
lot OF land situated at Ryders Cove
w42
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

The taxpayers of the city of Belfast are hereby
notified that all poll taxes and taxes on personal
estate tor 1897 are now due and immediate pay
ment is requested. A discount of two per cent.
will be allowed on all taxes paid before Jan. l.
1898. shall be in my office in Memorial building
from $50 to l 80 AN. daily, until further notice
NJ. C. HILL, FAX Collector.
Belfast, Sept. s. ls97-tt3o
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George William Curtis.

"The publication of this collection of
Essays" explains the Preface to the vol
ume entitled Ears Recte Vivendi,' by
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l.. STAPLES,

Manufactures Of The Staples Cele-
brated Halter, also dealer in all kinds
Of Harnesses, Blankets. Cards, Cur
ry-COnbs, Brushes, Etc,
Would respectfully to the citizens of Monroe and
vicinity that he of the posoce with 27O0 other fourth
class Democratic posmaSers, but shall still
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Cole
Unpaid Taxes on Lands of
DO o, in the County of
THE following list of taxes on rea
i year 1896, committed to me
1896, remain unpaid, and notice is
viously paid, so much of the real es
interest and charges, will be sold a
in December, 1897, at nine O'Clock
Buzze1, F. o =. northumberland
Burr, Charles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "A
Bradford, Mrs. W., or owners | l.
unknown -. ........... ....
Barbour, G. A.. ............. "A
Brown, Alice Observation-Disclosures. "A
Beckett, Ruth "A
Burr, Y. W., Nichols, E. c., Por- A
ter, j. W., Prescott, c. c., Pull
len, 7. D., or owners unknown.
Chapman, Charles.
Drinkwater, heirs of James. 80. A
Chambers, F. T.......... ....... A
Dodge, Tewksbury.. ........... "A
Dillingham;, Geo. H........ coca
Egery, Edwin N...................A
Foster, John F...................A
Frye, James, or owners unknown.A
Garland, Frank. "A
Grover Zebolon.. .......A
Gray, Edward. ....,......... IA
Hanson, H. F............... ......A
INV. ...... A
AA'ii''
''"''0"0" N' ~
i'''''''' ! II '''' '''i
Einhan cao II A
,1o,.;,,o p;o.oo
Nolan Gao + A
N'ililheh' eeofse '''''''''''''''''A
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-16
Disorderly ExcursiOnlsts.

Stnnsbury Murray this morning In
speaking of the Reading excursion said
that things have changed from what they
were thirty.four years ago when commit.
tees selling tickets were very careful to
whom they sold. II have seen cases.
said Mr.. Murray, where persons have
purchased tickets and when they present.
ed them at the boat or cars they would be
objected too, and their money refunded.
Halt a dozen bad individuals will spoil
thu happiness of 500. have advised long
ago for lhe colored people to bsga grove
near the city and have their own nccomo-
dations. Look whata nice place the
grove of the Old Folks Homo could be
made for afternoon and evening enter
tainment where all kinds of refreshments
and lunches, such rs they could not got
elsewhere, could DO obtained. During
the past thirty-f four years In Wilmington
! havo seen excursions whore Sl5tV was
spent to rcaliZo $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-16
Ocean Grove Letter.

OCEAN GROVE, July 16-The usual nun.
ber of students from Pcnington's Semi.
nary in New Jersey are on hand this year
holding different positions at Lillagore's
pavilion and attract the fair ones In large
numbers around this favorite bathing spot
in the Grove. These young men take
these positions during tho summer season
and earn n few dollars to help pay their
tuition at this popular educational Semi
nary. They make very polite and oblislng
clerks and are popular with the public
Mrs Thomas McClary Is summerng
here and has her grandson Thomas. Ms,
Clary Brown with her spending his sum.
mer vacation.
Daily bulletins ara posted on tho board
OF the post office giving the condition Of
the health Of DR.. Stokes who was stricken
last week with paralysis DR.. Stokes has.
reached his three score years and ten and
has always enjoyed very good health.
Two years ago ho had the first attack Of
paralysis and this makes tho second attack
which has given his friends much alarm.
W. II. Stokes gave lecture this after
noon using the model Of Jerusalem, which
has occupied prominent place in front of
the Auditorium for years. pointing out the
various buildings Of tho city, and gavo
very interesting talk Of Its history and
traditions This gentleman Is nephew
OF DR.. Stokes and holds tho position OF
private secretary to tho president Of the
Association.
Professor Hutchinson conducted the ser.
vice OF song in the Auditorium preceding
the lecture on Sunshine" by tho Rov. DR..
A. A. Willetts, of Spring Lake.
Signor Vtnle, the favorts pupil of Oio
Bull will give performance on the violin
in the Audit orium tomorrow ovcDing,
Rev W. j. Mcknight of Washington Is
stopping at the Sheldon House.
Miss Cornelia Adele Tcal author OF
Counting the Cost" conducted her first
c. l.. S. G. round table this evening at
O'Clock. She recitod THE Advantages of
tho Reading Course" She Is q talented
lady and her talks are always interesting
and draw large audiences
The season has now commenced in earn
est and overy train is bringing new faces
into tho Grove from every section of tho
United States. The season promises to DO
n fair one ii the present warm spoil Keeps
up. and 1t will glaien the hearts Of tho
hotel and boarding house keepers.
8The season at the bost Is only about six
weeks long and 1t Is always struggle to
take in enough to pay ront and expenses
of running houses Of entertainments.
This place has its share Of them. A great
many are kept by women who manage TO
make some kind Of living and manage
to exist from one season to another. The
Grove is quiet place il you want ro5t and
sleep. The bathing and fishing arc good.
SC2IyBLER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-16
ASSAULT. and BATTERY {
WITH INTENT TO KILL.
Valentine Eckrych Owen a hea ring By
Judge Ball.
A DIS0RDERLY GIRL FINED.
Several cases of Indecent Conduct Heard
In the municipal Court This forming.

Shortly after o'clock last evening
Telephone message was received ut tho
police station to the effect that DR.. L. A.
McCurdy's house had been robbed.
Detectives McVey and Witsil and officer
Davidson found man named Thomas
Phillips trying to sell clock in second.
hand dealers store at Front and Thorn
streets.
Phillips admitted that he took tho ar.
ticles and agreed to tell the authorities
where no hid the silver cup, In the city
court this morning DR. 4. A. McCurdy
testified that last evening when he return
Cd home from Philadelphia, hu discovered
that n wall clock valued at $40 and n lawn
tennis trophy cup valued at S35 had been
taken from his premises at Eighth and
King streets. Phillips was held in $500
bail for court.
Phillips is stranger in this city and
gives Philadelphia rs his home, Tho man
also had In his possession small single.
burner gas stove, pair Of scissors and
pair OF inside sOles.
Michael Cox was arrested yesterday by
Officer Scott for being drunk and disorder.
ly. lio was given an order to spend 80
days ut New Castle.
Thomas ;. Deary was rated at $40 and
costs for acting disorderly at Fourth and
Shipley street last evening.
Lizzie Carter, nyoung girl, was ordered
to pay $40 and costs for acting disorlery
Oh the streets
John Carson last evening acted as II
crazy along the coast. lie cursed Young
girl and when she went into her house no
broke two pancs OF glass out of tho win.
dow. He WAS given tho royal green rib.
bon for SO and costs.
with keeping II disorderly house. Tho
Case was continued until Monday morn.
ing.
John Rodman was charged with dis
orderly uondnct. The evidence was he
went to the store OF Mrs Skiut on Front
street and curacd hnr Mrs Rodman was
witness against her husband yesterday
whVn he was arrested for violation of tho
pawn brokers law. The case was held up
until morning.
Valentine Eckrych was charged with
assault and Battery on Frederick Rheu.
nnuer on July 9Th. On that morning he
went from Bowers bakery to Eckrych's
house whore his brother boarded. They
had lively time with shooting crackers
Eckrych was angry and had row with
his wife and the buarder. The witness
asked him 10 keep quiet. He then siczed
n coffee pot and struck Fred. Ito fell to
the ilooi and Eckrych then struck him
with il big chisel.
lilo tried to get up and Eckrych came
with the axo. Another man tried to keep
the man away. Another man came to his
assistance, and picking him up carried
him TO the hydrant. Then he was removed
TO the hospital, where he remained until
yesterday morning.
On the morning i'll question he felt that
something was going to happen to him.
They had "Sixel" OF beer.
After hearing theevilence for the defense
Judge Ball dismissed the case The cvi.
dence went to show that Rhcunauer WAS
the cause of the trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-16

Tho now steam pilotbuat Philadelphia,
built by the Ncnile a. Lovy shtpbuilding
firm, of kensington went into commission
yesterday at Lewis, Del, thus marking q
new ora in tho pilota2e sorvico at tho Dsl.
aware Brcakwater.
Tho new boat will DO stationed outside
the cnpes, and in u limo with Capu lieu.
lopen, about four miles distant. bearing
west. and six miles outside tho Ovorfall
shoals.
This position will DO In tho directlno IT
III bound Steamers rs we'll as Of coaItwisO
stea mors either from tho north or south.
Tho Philadelphia will drift and steam
In tho immediate vicinity of the meeting
point Of those ocean paths to tho Delaware
channel taking off pilots from outward.
bound anu placing pilots on inward. bound
vessels
Tho Philadelphia Is built Of mild steel.
Sho Is lab feet in iongth, Of 25 foot beam,
and hasa depth of ~ feet 6 inches. Her
net tonnage is lGl tons, while her gross
burthon Is n fraction over 800 tons.
Tho single propeller is driven by com.
pound engines OF 75O indicated horse
power, the cylinders being 20 inches and
43 inches res, ,ctively, with u stroke Of %
Inches. Steam Is furnished bya Scotch
boiler, IL feet deep by 10 foot inches in
diameter, fitted with three corrugated fur.
uaces.
with steam pressure Of l22 pounds and
!3S revolutions of tho screw minute, o
speed Of IS 95l0O miles an hour was made
over the measured miles at Dtop Water
Point on the trial trip -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-16
ANOTHER VICTORY
In Patterson This Endorses What Others
G. Are Saying. -

Mr.. James Booth, can DO found at 1855
Ward street, Paterson N. j., where our
representative learned the following facts
Of his case which are published hero for
the benefit Of tho public; his experience
had been the Same as that Of many other
citizens, and 1t IL no wonder they have set
people talking. Mr.. Booth says: II have
been troubled from my back for about 8
years, being bookkeepor nm On my feet
most OF the time, and 1t appears TO mo
this has much to do with my troubles,
Besides the backache 10 the region OF the
kidneys they were many minor ailments
they have, however all disappeared In this
way: saw .Doan's Kidney Pills adver.
tised and having suffered so long from my
back L thought would try them, l began
taking them and found within two weeks
thai they were helping me greatly had
suffered with headaches but they are very
rare now, stopping over or any strain
across the back would always hurt me,
but since using Doan's Kidney Pills l
can stand on my iest or take long walks
without any inconyonience whatever.
also sleep we'll at nights now and fool good
generally; consider Doan's Kidney Pills
an excellent remedy and think 1t worthy
Of highest RECOMMENDATION"
Its evidence like this that starts people
talking about Doan's Kidney Pills. They
cure, and greatful people are telling their
nelghbors about them. Merit will toll,
and no medical compound can show SO
many proofs of merit as can BIO produced
by the proprletors Of Doans Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Mailed by Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for tho U. S.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-16
Two Women Plead GUILTY,

Sarah X, Worthing on and Lillian Bate
hen, the latter a former Wlmingtouian,
the young women who were arrested last
May In New York by Detective Kratz and
Ward Of Baltimore, charged with the lar
Eeny Of jewelry from several Baltimore
firms, pIeaded guilty in tho Criminal
Court Yesterday and wero each sentenced
by judge Wickes to Jail for one year.
Tney took their sentences quietly, and
seemed very well satisfied at getting of
with one years Imprisonment.
The method of tho two women in their
stealing was 10 make some slight purchase
In each store and to chat pleasantly with
the clerks for some minutes before !eav-
ang. After their depart1ro it was dlscov-
OF ed that some valuable article was miss.
ing
Th,y secured from William ]. Miller, 70
East Baltimore street, a gold watch at $50;
from John H. n. Mengcr - West Lexing
ton street. thirteen slCkpius, valued at 50
each; from John Hall, III East Baltimore
street, two watches valued at $50, and
from Samuel Kirk X Son Co, l06 East
Baltimore street, gold watch valued AZ
800,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-16


A suitable reward Ia offered for the re-
turn Of bull pup to No. 100 H. Sixth
street.
The Wilmington Bicycle Clubs e1cur-
sion will net $3.50 above all expenses.
The Hilltop Cricket Team 10 anxious to
receive challsn ges.
The Associated Charities have q party
OF Fairvllle, Pa, this week.
John r. Parsons motor made 600 reyo-
buttons minute on Wednesday night.
The Jackson & Sharp Company will re-
pair the four masted schooner George
Judge, of Philadelphia.
Annie George, 9 years old, living at No.
1l09 Walnut street, was bitten By dog
supposed to be mad, yesterday. DR.. H. II.
Spruance cauterized tho wound.
John Slyoff nearly cut off his thumb
with cleavor yesterday, but DR.. H. w.
Bryan expects to save the finger.
The Reliance hose cart, which has been
rebuilt at Syracuse, N. Y, will be put into
service next week.
General John P. Donahoe, national
commander of the Union Veteran Legion,
accompanied by his staff, will visit Balti-
more September ~
The young people OF the First NJ. P.
Church have organized Pansy Circle, of
which Miss Sallie Minors is president.
The society was formed for religious work
as we'll as social purposes.
Rev. J. II. MacElrey, of Trainer. has
been held in $500 bail for Court, charged
by X f.. Trainer. the manufacturer, with
maintaining nuisance by using q pit in
which to store night soil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-16
Work on Delaware HarbOrs.

In bis annua! report to tho War Depart
ment Major William i. Smith give, the
details of Improvements OF rivers and har-
bors In Delaware Maryland and Virginia.
At Wilmington harbor u channel three
feet in depth and twenty five feet wide
was made from Churchman's bridge to-
ward the bridge at Christiana village, and
as similar one above that bridge.
These have improved the navigation of
the river Shoaling during tho year has
threatened the maintenance Of the fifteen
foot channel Domestic and foreign com.
merce passing through this harbor during
the year amounted in value to 80, I37, 100.
Yhe Improvement of Smyrna river, Del.
aware which consisted in dredging the
channel between tho turning basin at
Smyrna Landing and Cove Landing Beach
has been of great benefit to navigation
Litigation as to the right of way for the
construction OF the inland waterway fioa
Chincoteagne bay, Virginia, to Delaware
hay has retarded improvement upon the
project. The balance available for this
work July l, 1897, WIS 81 O3?.
Tho channel Of the Pocomoke river,
Maryland, below Snow Hill, was wideneu
and doepcned.
AT Queenstown harbor Maryland
channel So feet deep and 100 feet wide was
completed from the Chester river to the
kluer harbpr