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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-04-30

The annual purchases of tobacco for the
French government will shortly be made
Tie types of samples have arrived in Balti-
more, together with the official papers for the
Suo-ctT'stV''s- - ,i.-7-eaf,traet The types for
Maryland and Virginia goods are about as
usual in quality The quantity Of Mary land
tobacco Called far is 9.sGo. 600 kilos or
about 10000 hogsheads divided into % per
cent. A grade, 45 per cent. B grade 30 per
c grade, to be delivered in three lots of l,
100, 900 kilos each. OF Virginia tobacco,
$50, 900 kilos, or about 200 hogsheais, will
be sufficient, graded as the Maryland product
Each lot of any kind may be bid for separate
ly, and bids must be made for the types
alone, the French government paying 8 per
cent. more for the A type and 20 per cent
less for the c type One third Of each lot
must be delivered in France before October
10, 1897, one-third before January 10, 1898,
and the remainder beto April /, 1898 In
point of quantity, the contract demands are
disappointing, Maryland alone holding its
own, as compared with former years. The de-
mand for Virginia and Kentucky tobacco is
considerably less than in former years
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The County Commissioners were in session on
Monday Full board present, and the fol-
lowing business transacted The citizens of
the Fourth and Fifth District presented their
petition to open road from La Plata to Bel
Alton. Messrs. P Reed Wills, P A. L.
Contee, and P. W Roby wee appointed ex-
am liners to locate said road and report
their selection to the County Commissioners,
after having given 80 days notice to be pub
lished in the INDEPENDENT An order was
also passed to establish meridian line in the
Court House Yard, the cost not to exceed
$50 The work to be done by Prof. Clark, of
the Maryland Geodetic Survey. An order
was passed authorizing the Road Supervisors
to report for duty at the next meeting also
the parties wintering the County Mules were
requested to Iring them in for inspection a,
the same. The board adjourned to meet
Monday, May 8, when they viii appoint tax
collectors and attend to other miscellaneous
business
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The regular quarterly meeting of the White
Public School Teachers Association, was
held in this town on Monday The meeting
was well attended and interesting. The pro-
gramme was as follows; Subject for debate
"Were the School Commissioners wise ia
substituting Frey's Biographies for Cornelys
and Stickney's Spoilers for Buffers"
The Affirmative side of the question was
spiritedly contested by Mr.. Howard NJ. Dent,
the Negative by ]. ] Darg and ] L. Rowe. 1t
was decided by vote of 10 to II in favor of
Negative. Voealduet by Misses Trotter. Read
ing by Miss Clara Trotter. An essay on edu-
cation by Miss Hortense Gibbons was applaud
ed. A vote Thanks was extended to Miss Mag
gle Bowling Ia pupil of Mr. ]. ]. Darg, for a
recitation which was enjoyed by all present
The Association was largely attended both
by teachers and visitors.
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ICoNNuSicATED.l


COMMUNICATED
Editor Of Haryland Independent
DYAa SR.-will you allow me space in
YOUR paper to say few words respecting a
letter from Mr.. +. Stone regarding the indict-
ment against sheriff Wade and published in
your issue Of April 10th, inst Mr.. Stone
saJs: "Twc terrible murders were commit
ted and the murderers each suffered death. !"
Now as regards Matt .ews have nothing to
sew. but who is Mr. Stone that be can say
that my brother was a murderer Mr. Stones
statement is Incorrect when he says
this. lie knows there Eas no evidence what
ever against my brother aud that he would
have been acquitted if tried
Does Mr.. Stone think that the locking
family have not been outraged enough that
he must 90 out Of his way to still, fuiher IN.
sultus. As for the County Commissioners
it was only TO be expected they would endorse
Mr.. Stones letter, the men who on pre-
tence Of economy took away the two guards
from my brother and left him at the mercy Of
those drunken, dissolute wretches, who de-
lberateiy murdered BIN, would no doubt
prefer this case left untried, as they fear the
sheriff could easily clear himself Of the charge
aud place the blame Of this shameful crime
where it belongs
MARY Bows
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ThnmnkinsNiIIe Items


Mr. EDiroR Your article in the last
oTSDErgNpESr, was an admirable one-l
may presume to suggest that We have forman
instead Of Supervisors who will work, in-
stead Of setting on the fence and say go on
boys, say fcome boys" frequently the super
visors are more ignorant Of the road mending
than the laborers they employ. We should
have or a inch Tres instead Of y on our
carts and wagons The roads in the Fifth
District are not clay, but "white oak soil
and never bad rats or bad places in them
until some "Ignoramus" began to throw up
DIRT and fail to drain. The crsscents idea
is good, why paw $3.50 for FIVE supervisors each
when far better eau we employ as foreman FOR
IS OF 500 for the FIVE months they "saperriss"
abolish the word "Supefrisor,' and give
us a man like Eugene Thomas or Others who
will let the water out Of the bitches and
mend the almost impossible places. Your
Mr. Padgett had occasion to ride over some
Of our roads and told Jesse Kelley to lave a
few places repaired, and II our county fathers
refused TO pay, he would out OF MS private
purse. wish We had more met hAe our
"County Commissioners Clerk" Hard Bar
gam hill should oe changed nave avn
Gated this for years When such men as
Messrs. Burroughs, Maddox, DR.. Smoot age
jameson take hold Of a matter 1t Will be
carefully considered.
The health of our district has been and is
phenominally good, perhaps our people are
too poor to enjoy The luxury Of Doctor
Mrs. aamfiton who few weeks ago, pre-
sented her husband with fine boy, has been
sng.rin, froms,pnerperal Mania. y Ter friends
are very kind Miss Crissie Murray. Of Wash
ington Who il good AS she is fair came
down ,vec,, ago and has been nursing her
with the ge,tlsness and intelligence of a
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Cuyler Clay, Jr.,

Is a beautiful bright Bay about l51 hands
high. He will be Eleven years old June 18th,
1891 Record is not precisely known, but
is stated upon information considered relia-
Bile, at private trial. to be- under 24O. Will
stand for The season Of s97, beginning March
18th, ending June 18th for Ten Dollars for
each Mare. Payable at commencement of
service Insurance Twenty Dollars. Fifty
cents in each case for the groom Will
stand in Charles and St. Mary's Counties
bly, groom is authorized TO make all contracts
as to local stands, board Of himselfand horse.
~ No responsibility for accidents It will be
seen from the above that CUYLER CLAY,
JK., Is lineal descendant of the best and
most celebrated Hors of the United States,
In particul r Of George NJ. Patchen, who,
in his day, held the stallion record Of the
world, and Rysdyk's Hambletonian who has
the record OF having been the greatest sire of
fast irotters in the country and among his
ancestry are numbered the sires and dams
Of the greatest American Trotters.
For further particulars see or inquire Of
bis groom, Edmond Shiveral, Newburgh,
Charles County, Md. Certificates Of registry
and license 10 groom's possession.
FRANK. W. MATTHEW'S,
Feb. 27-cm Owner.
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The station and freight house of the Balti-
more and Potomac R. R. Co., at White
Plains was totally destroyed by FIRE on Satur-
day night last The fire was first discovered
by Mr.. W. A. Acton, who gave the alarm
and assisted by several citizens set to work
to save the building but the flames had too
much Roadway to be extinguished. A. lot OF
fertilizer-ten tons-the property of Mr..
Charles H. Cox, some groceries and agricul-
tural implements, aud about $40 belonging to
the company were also destroyed. The origin
have orignattd fG 6x l but j i supposed 70
Internationally left burning.
A barn on the farm Of Mr.. John C. Lang,
near Lothair togethsr with its contents was
also entirely destroyed by IRE on Friday
evening last The origin Of the fire is IN
known, but as it occurred about six clock
in the afternoon it issupposed to have gnited
from a spark from pipe of some one smok-
ing on their way to or from the fishing shore
which is upon the same farm. The contents
which consisted of a crop oftobacco, a reaper
and few other farming implements belonged
to the tenant, Herbert Short No insurance.
One night last week Mr.. VIM. NJ Gardiner,
after having retired, detected the odor of
smoke coming from his kitchen, and getting
up, went down to investigate, and was sur
prised to find the kitchen floor partly in a
blaze. The flames were soon extinguished
and but little damage was done. The fire
caught from piece of wood left under the
stove.
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Mr. Albert ] Boarman, Of Baltimore died
az bis home 10 that city on Thursday Of last
week. Ils death when it came was sudden.
but he bad been a long sufferer from diabetes.
His remains were brought down from Balt-
more on Saturday and laid to rest in tbe CEN.
etery at Bryantown church Among those
who followed his remains down on the train
were Mrs. Clodie Boarman and daughter,
Mr. Clarence jameson and wife, Mrs. james
Mud, Mr. J. A. Burch and Messrs Lee aud
William Bowling The de- lsed was a
bachelor and in the 53rd, year Of his age
DR.. W. J. Boarman and Messrs r. T. Boar
man and J. W Boarman are his surviving
brothers and Mrs. James A. Mudd, his sur
wing sister.
Mn. WILLIAM T. Cox
Mr.. William 7. Cox, well-known and
prosperous farmer, died at his home near
Deutsvile on Sunday morning last Of pneu-
monia in the 5lst year of his age. The de-
ceased leaves a wife and eight children, four
boys and four girls, all of this county. His
funeral took PLACE on Moaday, the interment
being made 10 Bryautown Catholic Church
cemetery Rev Father soutbgatc preached
the burial sermon. The pall-bearers we're /.
Mess;s Austenus and Richard Jameson VIM
Longley, A. NJ Dyer, G c. Oliver, and
Richard Hughes
Mr. GEORGE MILsrEAD:
Mr.. George Milstead, died at his home near
Cross Roads on Saturday last, after a short
illness OF pneumonia, in the Gath year Of his
age. The deceased was well-knowu through
ont the county and bad many friends A
widow and one child survive him. His funer-
al took place on Tuesday and his remains
were laid to rest in Nanjemoy Baptist Church
cemetery. The pall-bearers were Messrs W
A. Smith, John Adams, Ferdinand Wright,
R. G. Deakins, Edward johnson and VIM.
A. Lutrel.
Mns SALLIE TYFIELD.
Mrs. Salle Tyfied, daughter of the late
Henry Gooksey, of this county died at Pro.
violence Hospital, in Washington city on
Friday last after short illness Of a compica-
ton of troubles. The deceased was we'll
known throughout the county end was re-
garded as one of the best school teachers of
her day. Her remains were brought to the
county on Sunday and laid to rest in Brick
church cemetery, Naujemoy.
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New Ads

Messrs Likes, Berwanger and Co. make
special offer of Spring Suits of Clothes Note
what they say IN another column
Saks and Co, the old standby clothing es-
adjustment of Washington city refreshes the
minds Of their old friends with the announce
ment that they are ready to supply the trade
with choice spring clothing.
If you want 10 bay horses cheao go to
King. High street Baltimore. Thoroughly
reliable.
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A gr4nch OF the Guarauiee buaaint anu
Lam Association ~as organize ,esisrt 81 a.
f., plata. with the following oiiirers ana
directors. Dc. Thoums $. Oven, President I
Kent Coa,ee. vice.Presidenti Samuel u
5,igett. secretary and Treas4feFi ADRIAN
po.ev. Attorney re.fors-rnomas owen,
Thoma. r Farrall, Samuel Padgeti, ana
Joseph F. Howard +. MeLair, organizer
Mr. MtLain has met with great success Ia our
town. interesting some Of our best business
men and placing over us shares Of stock
Now /. III, time for those wishing TO invest
or borrow money FROM the association o. %
most liberal terms. Its plans are the oe't 'e'
offered For informatian, call on NJ. AcIain
at The Hotel smoot, or any Of the above nam
ed officers. If you want a home aud al OPP
portunity to pay little at time Tor H. 'n's
Building and Loan Association offers the op-
portunity.
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Bills of Sale From John J. Iriwn to Thos.
H. Ching SlOO75 Jno A Easton, to S.
Henry Cox S75. J. T Mex Higgs and wife to
A Bowling $40. F. Dudley Davis to
Annie f. Davis $1,000.
Deeds From George NJ. Lloyd and wife to
Jno. T. Higdou, for lot near Newport, Sl5O.
Martha Morris and al to Elisha D. Jones for
part of Farthing's Discovery and etc. $500
Southern Maryland Development Co, to
Eliza A. c Hayden, for lots in Bel Alton,
500. Addie l. Robey, and al 10
A. L Mcdaniel for Dents Levels, W Sl0O.
Albert B. Posey, and al to George b.
Whitlocke fer Smith field Sl5s6.
Jno. T Higdon, and wife to Mary NJ.
Tippett, for lot in Newport $50 Henry II.
Bowie to Mary E. Bowie, for "Part of Bache-
lor's Park, " 500
Mortgages From Jno J. Irwin and wife to
Thos H. Ching on lot ut Aliens FRESH SlOO.
Geo. B. Whitocke to F. Stone or 'Part of
smithfeld," $500
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WicOmicO Items.

Apple blossoms are numerous in the neigh
borhood.
Miss Annie X. Brooke has been visiting
her sister, Mrs F. 7 Bowling, Hughesville.
Mrs. Amelia Lyon is having her dwelling
newly painted and papered.
Bishop Satterlee will visit Trinity Church
Monday. the third of May.
Mr.. I. X. Ching, we are glad to learn, is
much improved.
Messrs. P. W. Kendall and J. W. Waling,
Jr., spent the Easter holidays at "Nelton."
Mr.. G. Brooke has returned ONE after a
pleasant visit to relatives in the neighbor-
hood.
Rev. Father wade is still adding improve
ments to his dwelling near Newport.
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MONDAY, May nth, 1897

between the hours of u and p. m, the fol-
lowing real estate or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy State and County taxes
due for the year s95, the following proper
ty to wit:
The bed and outfit Of the railrod Begin
ming at the DIVIDING lime &c oh@ -iAa and Prince
Georges county and running South to
Mechanicsville, St Mary's county, and
through the lands of James Lyons Heirs, u
A. Canter, Benjamin f. Bowling, James
Wade, Wesley l. Nutrell. Beatrice Gardi
ner and others in the Ninth Election District
% Charles county and in the vicinity OF
Hughtsville, assessed in the nAme OF Southern
Maryland Railroad Company.
Due for county, taxes, 1891 40
Due for State taxes, $780,. 81 As
Interest from Jan. LIST, 1896.
Theaboye property will be sold by the Col
lector as authorized by article 81, section Sc
of the Code of Public General Laws entitled
Revenue and taxes sub-titled sale by colec-
tors, and the proceeds will be applied to the
payment Of taxes for the above year with
the interest and all costs that may accrue I'M
der this sale. GEORGE G. JOHNSON,
Collector.
April 23-dt.
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STANDARD AND REGISTERED.
%. e.;.-s.i-..;.s - 8.-......:.e as......s
TROTTING REGISTER.
'-.s's'''-.''..S - s.........ss - s...:.s---s.
Il &c d L r f. e
BY CUYLER CLAY 2796: (voL. v.P.
20 American Trottins Register.

BY CUYLER CLAY 27g6; vol. V.P.
20 American Trottiul Register.)
CUfLER CLAY BY CUYLgR fl0Ol cry
LER by HANBLETONlAN To- fRysdvk's
sire Of Dexter, Geroge Wilkes and other
Noted Troiters. tlambletonisu by Abdallah
!, size Of dam Of Goldsmith Maid
Dsm Of Ouyler. Grey Rose GREY Rose BY
harris Hambetonian, son Of Imported
Messenger Dam Of Cuyler Clay, Bridget /;
Bridget by Geo. NJ Patchen, be by Cassius
NJ. Clay out Of Daughter Of Headem, sou of
Imported Trustee Dam OF Bridget, Daughter
OF Nay cay sire Of May Queen out of Daugh-
ter Of Tom Benton sou OF Abdallah L. Dam
OF Cuyler Clay, Jr., kentucky Bell (Vol. 6
American rrottiig Register p. 277.)
kentucky Belle b. Hamlet i6O; Hamlet by
Vdanteer and be BY Rysdyk Hambletonian D..
Dam of Kentucky Belle, Flash, by Ericsson
lSo, Ericsson by Mambrino Chief Dam Of
Flash by Long Island Black Hawk be by
Andrew Jackson Dam Sallie Miller BY Nam.
brtnO l44g
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school Commissioners Meeting.


The Board ct School Com missioners held
their regular quarterly meeting in this
town on Tuesday. Messrs. HALEY and
Jameson only were present. Toe teachers
reports for the past quarter we're examined
and passed. The question Of closing the
schools because of the shortness of funds
was discussed, but no action taken because of
the absence ofDr. Boarman. Mr. HALEY favor
ed continuing the schools open and to pay
teachers by orders on the Collectors Mr..
Jameson entertained a contrary opinion.
Action was deferred to next meeting. The
Board agreed to pay S33 90 towards repair
ing the Hydrantin Port Tobacco. Adjourned
to meet May 18th, to appoint Trustees for
the schools
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Nightingale Club.

The dramatic entertainment entitled limo
gene Or the Witchs Secret, will be repro
duced by the Nightingale Club at the resi-
dence Of Captain Frank Bibby, near Mamie
moy Brick Church, on Friday, May l4th, at
8 O'Clock. The record of that organization
at this place bespeaks for it full house in
Nanjemoy-tents will be spread upon the
lawn at Captain BibOys residence and the
public is cordially iavited TO attend.
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Sale

Mr.. A B. Posey OF Nanjemoy has sold a
portion of his farm, IS iithfel1' to Mr.. Geo
B. Whitock for 1856 Mr. Whitlock is Of
Washington city and deaf and dumb rute.
He expects to make summer home of his
purchase.
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Religious Notice

On Friday, April aOth, Bishop Satterlee
will visit St. Philips Chapel at sP.M On
Saturday, May LIST, he will offciats in Christ
Church, Port Tobacco at 10 A. NJ, and in st
Pau's Chapel (Piney) at4P NJ. Offerings
for Bishops Visitation Fund
J. E. POINDEXTER, Rector
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RAFF'S
1899 18th St.. S. E.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Anril 93.lv
Order of Publication
In the Circuit Court for Charles County.
In the matter of the tax sale Of the Real Estate
assessed in the name Of Mitchell Thomas,
Stephen Lawson Purchaser.

TINE object Of this proceeding is to procure
the ratification and confirmation Of a
sale made on the third day OF December In
the year, 1886, by George N. Carpenter, Col
lectoI ofState and County taxes for the years
1894 aAd 1895, ola tract OF land, name un-
known, lying and situated in the First Col
lection District Of Charles County, Maryland,
assessed in the name Of Mitchell Thomas.
The said Collector having made report tn
this Court Of the said sale together with all
the proceedings had in relation thereto and
the said proceedings having been regular.
and the provisions of the law in the relation
thereto appearing to have been complied with.
1t is therespoI, this End day OF April, in
the year, 1897, adjudged and ordered that
notice be given by the insertion of copy Of
this order in some newspaper published in
Charles County, once week for fo~- eaeees-
sive weeks before the first day Of June, in the
year, 1897, warning all persons interested in
the said property to be and appear in thii
Court by the said FIRST day Of June, in the
said year, 1897, to show csnse il any they
have, why said sale should not be ratified
aad confirmed.
GEORGE c. MERREcK, A. J.
True eopy-Test:
J.SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Apr. 9-dt
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Irrepressible

This irrepressible Jessie Kelly colored, who
lost his mill few days ago, was not depres-
sed in spirits or energy By his loss, but at
once set to work to go it again. He has
pur, hased a new engine which will soon be
pat in place and the mill IN few days again
started. Such grit deserves the highest praise
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Collectors Sale.

DY VIRTUE of authority vested il me as
ID collector of taxes for the 4th Collection
District Of Charles County, will sell at
public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash at
The Court House door At La Plata, on
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County.
10 the matter of the tax sale of the real estate
assessed IN the name of VIM. L. johnson.
John A. Golden, Purchaser.

TNhe object of this proceeding is to procure
the ratification and confirmation Of sale
made on the thirty-irst day of December, in
the year, 1896, by George NJ. Carpenter, Col
lector of State and County taxes for the years
1894 and 1895, of tract of land, name IN
known, lyiag and situated in the First Col
lection District of Charles County, Maryland,
assessed in the name of William L. johnson.
The said Collector having made report 70
this Court of the said sale together with all
the proceedings had in relation thereto, and
the said proceedings having been regular,
and the provisions of the law in the relation
thereto appearing TO have been complied with.
II is thereupon this End day Of April, in
the year, 1897, adjudged and ordered that
notice be given by the insertion of copy Of
this order in some newspaper published in
Charles County, once week for four Success
sive weeks before the first day Of June, IN the
year, 1897, warning all persons interested in
the said property to be and appear in this
Court by the said 6rst day Of June, IN the
said year. 1897, to show cause If any the,
have, why said sale should not be ratified and
confirmed.
GEORGE C. MERRICK.
True copY-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
april 9-dt.
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FOR SALE.

MY farm, "PART OF LOCKLkVEN, :"
wi will be sold cheap and on liberal terms.
Apply by letter or in person to me at Laurel,
Md.
April 3O-dt. BARNES COMPTON.
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Established III lSI4'
published Ever, Friday Morning
ADRIAN posEY, publisher.

Subscription, 81 agar months, % cents
G months, 80 cents. All subscription in ad-
vance.
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ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
Equity No. $40.
Thomas II. Murray and al VS.. James A.
Murray and al.
Equity No. $40.

by the Court this 9th day of
" April, in the year 1897 that the audi
tors report made and filed in the above en-
titled case be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or befc re
the Fourth Monday of May, 1897; provided
a copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper published IN Charles County once a
week for four successive weeks prior to the
said Fourth Monday of May, in the said year
1897.
]. SAMUEL TURNER,
Clerk CT. CT. for Charles county.
True copy-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clrek.
April 3O-dt
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-Four changes allowed oyarly advertisers
without additional charge
All advertisements due ana payable after the
first Insertion.
Obituaries and Persons Communications
will be inserted at ten cent per line.
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Terms for ALIVE tising--Iralslent hates
Advertisements If o,,e SQUARE or less, and not
a,,coadi,, three insertions; will bainserted for
al 80. or d cents for each subsequent insertion;
Hanger ,nss in the same proportion. A space
equal TO eight lines Of brewer makes square.