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Trainers of Property.

Deeds From MargaretR. McNulty to Wallace
C Watson for land in ninth district S26.67.
John S Beaver to Wallace G. Watson for
part of "tomely," consideration $26.67.
Andrew Yates and wife to Marian E.
Wilkerson for lot near Waldorf consideration
S. 90. BENT Wilkerson to Thomas G. Wiki
erson for Betsey's Lot, consideration SIS 90
P. A. Sassces and wife to marian E. Wi'ker-
son and Mary E. Yates, for Betsey's Lot S75
John W. gill and wife TO Ida Thomas, for
lot in fifth district $50 George Wheeler and
wife TO Elizabeth A Chappell for part o.
Littleton, "a so. George H. Turner and
wife to John s. Swami for part of Eagleton,
& etc, So Is. Walter Cox and al to Martha
A. Farran for part Of Rich Hill & ETC., $500
Annie E. Cassin to Charles G Wilcox for
Friendship, & etc, $500 Rufus H Maddox,
to Thomas Meadawcroft, for Whitland, $500
Thomas 7. Owen and wife to J Huber
Roberts, for store b ouse and lot, and ETC., il
La Plata, $1,000
Mortgages From A. NJ Bowling and wifi
to Clara " jenkins, on land near B'nedict
consideration $1,000 Martha A. Farran, ant
al to Thomas II. Ching, on part of Rich Hill
ETC., consideration $500. Charles c. Viii
cox, to Annie E. Cassil, on Friendship, & etc.
consideration $500. Samuel Cox and wife tt
Alexander H. Robir son, on part of Rich Hill
consideration $500. Thomas Meadaworot
to Rufus H Maddox, on Whitlaud, consid
Grafton $500.
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Consumption
Can BE Cured
? A. SloeUM, Nj. C.. rns GREAr CHEMIST AND
Scientist, Will SEND FREE, TO The Ar
FLIcrED, THREs BorTLEs OF HIS NEW
by DIscovEaED REMEDIES TO CURE
CoSsUMPTIoS AND ALL buNG
TRoUBlEs

Nothing could he t,irer.. more pliilan-
lhropie or rarry mote jof to the afflicted,
than ihe offer OF 7. a Slocum, " G., Of
New York City
Confident that he has discovered a reliable
cure for consumption and ali bronchial,
throat and lung diseases, general decline and
weakness, loss Of flesh and all conditions of
wasting, and 10 make its great merits known,
be will send. free, three bottles to any reader
OF the INDEPENDENT who may be suffering
Already this new scientific course of
medicine has permanently cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases
The Do3f1r considers it his religious duty
Ia duty which be ONES to humanity to
donate his infaiibie cure.
lie has proved the dreaded consumption to
be a durable desease beyond any doubt, and
bas on bic in his American and European
Laboratories testimonials Of experience from
those benefited and cured, in all parts Of the
world
Don't delay until It is too late. Consump
ton, uninterrupted means speedy ana GER
tain death Adress z Sl0tam VI G., 90
Pine street, Nea York. aud s. hen writing ths
doctor, give express and sioiice address,
ead please mention reading this article ia
the INDEPENDENT
jan Sly
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Two weeks in Florida


TO see Florida is pleasure; to visit it Is Il
privilege; but to spend fortnight within its
borders is an epoch. There is great salts
faction in witnessing the rpening OF tropical
fruits 10 their own native land, and peculiar
JOY in wrestling with old oceans waves shen
lakes aud rivers at home are all icebound .
One appreciates the wonders of modern in-
vention and railroad development upon leav-
ing the neighborhood Of good skating one
day and finding himself 10 the vicinity Of
good bathing the next. Yet this can be done
and the man who prefers bunting or fishing
will take his accoLtrements along with him,
for Florida extends a cordial invitation to all
sportsmen.
Whoever would exchange for two weeks
the uncertain climate of the North for the de-
lightful and Sprug-like sunshine Of Florida
should take the personally eonducted jack
sonville tour of the Peunsylvanis Railroad
which leaves New York BY special train
January 2eth. Excursion tickets for this
tour, including railway transportation, Pull-
man accommodate ms lone BERTH, and meals
en route in both directions while travelling on
the special train, wall be sold at the follow
ing rates: New York, 600; Philadelphia,
S4s 90; Cauandaig0a, $50 So; Erie, S54 IS !
Wilkesbnrre, s5O35i Pittsburg, $50 90, aud
at a proportionate rates from other points.
For tickets, itineraries. and other Informs
ton apply to ticket agents, tourist agent at
ll96 Broadway, New York, or to George W .
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia
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Tours to california

California rs tou mast hIinuy termed
ihe sitsis of sfarlicf All ihe delicious
bHm. TIE aad.tss sAl ma iht rich ,e'dure
sf the greet Eaf. gean penirsnli are duplira-
tea "a this semi lrnt Of the Pacific Here
nature lmsks o. the sunshine o her own uesu-
Is aud hete size has esq hlishel her own sam
tfiusn where eternal spriur iaspifes ever
listing yol'h With tie suoHmaured leaks
81 The Sierfss ulou ihe one hand llie calm
Pacific wish iis soft breszs up1n tse other
and ye5iiable paradise Of ilaac-s iruita,
aud piiuts between mtn eau On aad needs
no loscitr land To visit such d conntfy
is privilege blessing
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, re-
c0kni2ing the need Of more cotnioria' IL
and pleasant WIS., oi crossing the continent,
iutugura,ed = series Of aunaal tours 70 ca iior-
mia, running through traiu Of Pullman
palace cars from New York to The Pacific
Coast, and stopping at the principal poipis Of
interest en- route The great popularity Of
these tours demonstrates the wisdom OF lhe
movement
For the season Of 1897 three tours have
nesu arranged to leave New York, Phi a
dolphin, aud Pittsburg, January 21,h, Feb
ruqry gath, and March u.
The hrsl tour sill run direct TO San Diego
sia 81 Louis aud The Santa Re Route and re-
turn from San Francisco via Salt Lake Ctr
Deuser, and Chicago, allowing Eve weeks in
California
The second ,our otll run via the Mann
moin Cave and New Orleans to san Diego !,
stopping at toe .Cresceu; City during the
Maidi GINS Carnival This tour will return
sia Salt Lake City, Denver OMiha. and
Chicago, allowing four weeks in California.
The third tour will run wa Chicago, Den-
yer, ard Sal, Lake City, alloSing passengers
to return By regular riaius STA different routes
within nine months.
All Of these tours, either going or return-
ing, will pass through the 20 nous Colorado
region Glenwood Springs, Leudsile aud
the Gardea OF the Gods
Rates from alt points on the Pennsyh ania
Raiirosd System est Of pi,tsburg First
tour, $50; 5ecoud iour, $780, third icur,
500 round aiD. and $3.50 one was
For Detailed itineraries aud other informa-
ton, apply at ticket agencies, special hook
ny offices, or address George W BOYD. -
sistant General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street, Station Philadelphia.
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OBITUARY.

WHEATLEY --Departei this life on Wed.
nesdsy. December 3Otb. 1896. at he family
residence AT Clinton. Prince GEORGES Coun-
". Md. ORIE. eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs W. Wheattey. ia the 49, year Of
her age.
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tina ~. s,.nai. - y, no .rnai IA
saioe','..5 80 ~ ,4ao,i ma ha.,e ia, No..
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~ 10 In Ia .'.s..-t ,.i.ca sronr5 No
6resjde ana d, AEON ,,laos, bng,, over What
a,s o5,e.-o,iy sbert rhiia s,o ! hsnny
e,m,iy T., ~ s.6q,oi If ,,i,iat sba ua rss q
nnnit sbs i 5eonlg ,,,onrnsd sad he no mart
r. /, more thsn ~ ne- MN, ,l,ss natss
re sweet inason@e of bsr gnotiess life Viii
ever he with Us. So highly did Nea an es-
teen her SO much did 2e love and respect
her. that Que disappearing look from her pale,
patient face was sufficient TO quiet the rudesi
$500 80 r;o uae IS ,ls
80. IA 49,. a'il',,,o ',.;at
~ ,; ss IN uIs ~.
anJ sis,a m, ;as, "a ,1;s
row and gloom there comes A raw Of lisIt and
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Eggs Favored To Order


Thomas Hendricks, a farmer IN the town
of tue Lisie, thinks he has made discovery
regarding poultry snd egg producing which
will prove valuable. Recently Ar Hendricks
sold quantity of eggs to family 10 BIng-
ham,on, N T., who complained that they
were almost worthless, owing to strong
taste of ker )seue He could not account for
this but when bakery he had been supply
ing refused to receive any more Of his goods
for the same reason he began an investlga-
tlon.
He found that the chickens had eaten a
quantity of corn left lying in the vicinity oil
two kerosene barrels. This gave him an idea
aud he eegan to experiment. He con6ned
three hens in coop aud fed them on corn
that had been soaked over night 10 water
strongly tinctured with extract Of vanilla
The result was that the eggs coall not he
eaten hut when used in cooking impaired q
delicate favor to the cake or pastry, withou.
the use ofother alvoring. He took some Of
these eggs TO the bakery, where they were
tested and pronounced superior to anything
IN. the havoriug line.-Ex.
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Orphans Court

rhe Orphans Court was in session in this
town on Tuesday. Judges Marbury, Jones
and Edelen present.
Citation applied for and issued for the Ad-
ministrators of Alex franklin.
Application for citation for Somerset D.
Robey, Administrator of T. Yates Robey
filed aud issued
The will of Mrs s. A Bealle probated
Inventory ofpersonal estate of Francis P
Hamilton fled and recorded.
Account of sales of personal property Of
Dominica. Mudd, fled and recorded.
Order passed by the court that the admins
traitors Of Thomas Haisip be authorized to
give a deed to Joseph H Milstead for a GER
tain tract of land purchased aud paid for dur
ing his life
Will of Samuel T Berry filed fol probate
Remuneration of Mrs. Enma Robey as Ad-
ministrstor Of Franklin A Robey fled aud
Hubert +. Robey recommended.
Ordered that Hubert F. Robey take charge
Of the property uatil administrator was ap.
pointed. Court adjourned to meet Tuesday
! February and, ulto-
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Enterta inmont.

A very pleasant dance was given by Mr..
Robert Person, 10 the young foks at his
home ga Wednesday 18th inst nice
supper and refreshments were served during
the night while much praise is due to his
attractive daughter, Miss Katie who gave the
guests hearty welcome aud presided over t e
taole with superior grace and amiability
Dancing was anticipated in until late hour
Among those present were; Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest Wilcox, Mr. aud Mrs. John Murray,
Misses Mamie, Lena and Annie Hicks, Annie
and Ellie Albrittain, Edith ANA Amelia Bean
Bessie Roberts, Annie Eleiin, Katie PEARSON,
Nellie Davis, Eva Robey, Lessie Turner,
Senie Berry, Mollie aud Lizzie Murray,
Messers Willie aud Milton Bean, viii Leder-
or, John Turner, Arthur Iardesty, Harry
Hicks, George Pearson, Ethelbert Robey,
Clarence Turner, Mum Berry, Gilbert Roberts
Walter Berry Charley Wilcox. George Hardy
George Albrtlain. Bonnie Adams, Edgar
Bealle, Tom Murray. Holland aud Verbal
Adams, Ned Eielin, John Bean, John Davis,
Thomas Milstead, and Mr. Cumberland, Of
Washington d. G..
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Fire.

Two buildings, meat house and dairy
upon the farm of Mr. c. Howard, at Lothian
were destroyed by fire on Friday night last
The FIRE was first discovered about IL 80
O'Clock by Messers f W. Robinson and
Julian Blackjack, who were returning home
from social cal, They Immediately gave
an alarm aud set to work to save the build
ings. After using all the water in the pumps,
without effect they turned in and assisted in
saving the contents of the houses which was
done. The origin of the FIRE is unknown.
The buildings were insured in the Montgom-
cry Mutual for $3.50
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school House Burned.

The public school building near Mc0onchie
tiught by Miss gortenee Gibbons was burned
TO the ground about Il o'clock on Monday
morning last The fire is supposed to have
originated from a defective aue, as the flames
broke out the roof near the chimney There
being but one boy at the school no efforts
were made by the pupils to exhnguish the
flames. Neighbors were notified but arrived
too late to be fanny assistance Miss Hortence
assisted by her pupils succeeded in saving
all the furniture 4 room bias been secured
from Mr.. Joseph Day. and will be used as a
school room until a new building is erected
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Reduced Rates to Washington on
Account of the Inauguration via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

For the benefit of those who desire to at
tend the ceremonies incident to the inalgura-
ton of President-elect Mckinley. the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company will sell excur-
sion tickets to Washington March /, 2, 3,
and 4, valid to return from March 4th to the
9Th, at the following rates; From New
York, $500; Philadelphia, IS 40 Balti-
more, 81 so; Harrisburg, $500; Williams
yort, IS 70: Buffalo, 81 20; Rochester
$40 4s Altoona and Pittsburg, $1,000 !;
and from all other stations on the peansglya-
mia system al reduced rates.
This Inauguration will be a most Interest,"
ing event, and will undoubtedly attract a
large number of people from every section
of the country.
The magnificent facilities Of the PennsJ Iva
MIA Railroad make this line the favorite route
70 the national capital 1t all times, and ils
enormous equipment and splendid terminal
advantages at Washington make it especially
popular on such occasions.
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MRs ANNIE E. sEnRAcn.

Mrs ANNIE 3, SEEBAcH.
Mrs. Annie E. Seebach, died at the resi-
dence of her husband, Mr. Robert Seebach,
in Washington, on Sunday last of La Grippe,
in the s5tb year Of her age. The deceased
was formerly OF this county and was a sister
of Mrs John S Barbour, Of this town.
Mrs. WEBER
Mrs. Weber, of Washington, daughter Of
Inspector Yaylor died On Thursday of last
week and was Inferred at Horse Head Gene
teri on Sunday. There were many fioral
tributes, among the handsomest of which was
one from the employees of No. State Tobacco
Warehouse
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Committed 10 Jail.

George Marshall Chapman. colored, was
committed to Jail on satur lay last, by Justice
Francis 0 Medley in default of $500 bail to
await the action of the Grand Jury. Chapman
is charged with assaultng with intent to kill
James, John and William Butler, near
Waldorf on Saturday night the 9th inst, Two
Of the men were terribly cut about their faces
and arms witha knife and the other was
struck on the head with black jack, and is
now in Washington hospital under treat
men,.
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An Oyster supper

An oyster supper and dance was given, in
the spacious ball at Glymont on last Friday
night 1t was under the management of Mr..
Hugh Knott-tHose present were Miss Hattie
Bailey, Miss Ellen Garner, Anna LLOYD
Bertha, johnson, Misses Carrie snd Alice Boar
man, Mrs. R A. Garner, Mrs. Jack Cox, Mrs
R. 7. Knott, Dr. Godfrey, Messers Robert
Bodkin, George Mattingly james C. Bailey,
George Hardy, Ike Grenbaum, Noble Lindsey
of Alexandria Va. Capt Jameson. and many
others.
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Religions Notice.

Quarterly Conference at La Plata, satur-
day the 2sth at 10 A. NJ Preaching Sunday
Gath, II Am. aud 7 p NJ.
J.E ARMSTRONG, P. E.
Divine Service, God willing in Chris
Church, Port Tobacco, on Sunday next, Jan.
uary gath, at II AM.
]. E. POlNDEXTER, Rector.
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Prices Cut Is Percent
FOR CASH ONLY.

Owing to low prices of farm products, |
nave concluded to meet the exigencies by
mixing a reduction in prices Of all Eoik in
my line, from this date, March nth, 1896.
Horse shoelng, IS cents.
All work guaranteed.
Pc. TROTTER,
NH 2o-u Vol lori, Md.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
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TREspAss NOTICE.
Washington, D C.
haa oDaned a new

All persons are hereby forwarned from tres
passing either with or without dog or gun on
my trm, ''idaho, or any other tracts of land
belonging to me. Tie law will be vigorously
enforced against any who disregard this no
tiee F. STONE.
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TIRED MOTHERS find help
I in Hoods Sarsapariila, which gives
them pure blood, good appetite and
new and needed STRENGTH.
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The Young Mans Advocate,
The Poor Mans Friend.
ADRIAN posEY, Publisher.

Subscription 81 ayear; months, rs cents
s months, so cents All subscription in ad-
vance.
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See What a Feast awaits You!

Specials.
$l.25 Children's Suits, CSC.
81 so Children's Suits, 99c.
S175 Children's Suits, i.l9c
zoe. Knee Pans, l5c.
soc. Knee Pants, 25e.
Coo. Knee Pants, 39c.
Sl.50 Mems Pants, sec.
50. 90 Mems all Wool Peuts, 1889.
$3.50 Mems all Wool Pants, LAB.
So 90 Men sail Wool Pants, 81 SO.
S4 90 Ladies' Double Cape, $l,25.
81 90 Child-en's 0yereosts; 9Sc.
81 90 Bed Blankets, ACC.
ST 90 Bed Comforts, soc.
So 90 Horse Blankets, l.24.
s.. 90 ChlG-en's Long Goats, to years, ACC
81 2h Ladies' Kid Gloves, sec.
SlOO Glora Umbrellas, 4sc'
zoe Ladies' Rib Vests, l5c.
soc Misses Rib Vests, 70.
SOC. Ladies Flat Vests, lSc.
25c. Misses Vests, lz3.
30c. Boys Vests or Pants, l9c.
81 90 Ladies Flannel Vests, 69c.
SOC. Ladies Vests, Csc.
3Oc Mems Outing Shirts, l5c.
25c. Boys Cutting Shirts, l24.
loo. Misses Black Ribbed Hose, &c.
25c. Table Dill Cloth, l2l
SOC. Cd Oil Cloth, Ice
Soc. "A Oil Cloth, l9c,
soc. 8--4 Oil Cloth, 3sc.
Toe. All Wool Carpet, 43c.
25c Black Silk Scarfs, or Four-in-hands, l5c
SO 90 Mems Sample Fedora Hats, l.50.
81 90 Mems Stiff or Fedora Hats csc.
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Dry Goods.

Sc. Best Blue Prints, 3Je.
SC. Best Fancy Prints, 35c.
Sc. Best Red Figured Prlnts, 3Bc'
loo. Bes. Dress Ginghans, &c.
Sc. Best Apron Ginghanls, &c.
zoe l0-4 Sheeting, l25c.
SC. Unbleached Cotton, 4.
sc. Dress Cambria, &c,
Csc. Bed Twill Flannel, l5c.
Sc Outing Flannel, SIC
l23o' Blank Saline, nc.
&c Canton Flannels, SIC.
l5c. Dress Plaids, Sc.
l2lc. Dress Goods, 9lc.
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Johnson Ballman .

A very pretty pedding took place at st
Thomas Catholic Church on Wednesday Of
last week, The contracting parties were Mr..
William A Johnson and Miss Nellie G. Ball
man, of the 18th district The groom is a
prominent gentleman of that section and is
engaged in business at Glymount The bride
is beautiful and attractive yoang lady OF
the same neighborhood They will reside
rear the latter's place for the future. A sump-
tous supper was given in honor of the
happy couple,
GRAY-HAIsLIP
Mr.. John P. Gray, and Miss EAie Hsislg,
were married at the Episcopal Church, in
Baltimore on Friday, January lst Tae
bride is daughter, of ex-Tobaeco Inspector,
Mr.. Alex Haislip. of Nanjemoy neighboIAood
and prosperous fasmer The groom is the
son of Mr.. Thomas P. Gray, also Of he
same place.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

TINE object Of this proceeding is to procure
the ratification and confirmation of a
sale made on the 22d .ay of October, in the
year 1896, by William J Frere, Collector Of
State and Couuty Taxes for the ears 1894
and 1895, ofA tract of land name unknown,
lying and situated in the Fourth Election
District Of Charles County, Maryland, assessed
in the name of Eli Waters.
The said Collector having made report TO
this Court of the said sale, together with all
The proceedings had in relation therein, 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 iherenpon, this 2lst day OF December,
in Inc year 1896, adiudged and ordered that
notice be given by the insertion of copy oil
this order il some newspaper published in
Charles County, cnce week for four success
sive weeks before the FIST day of Fehruarv,
in the year 1897, warning all persons inter
tsted in the said property to be and appear in
this Court by the said first day of February,
ia the ssd year 1897, to show cause if any
they have, why said sale should not be ratif-
ed and confirmed.
GEORGE C. MERRICK, A. J.
Jan s-dt.
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EAST WASHINGTON
ENTERPRISE,
RAFF'S OLD STAND.
1899 18th St., S. E.
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden to trespass
upon my lot at Tompkiusville, and the law
will be vigorously enforced against those sho
disregard this notice.
MRS. LUCY BUTTON,
81 Tompkinsyille, Md.
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j. w. Lathaue, Laurel Grove. Md.
I. II. Fowler, Mechanicsville, "
J. VI. Bowling & Co, Hughesville, :"
J. Dudley & Sou. Patuxent City, "
J. Il. Stewart, Benedict, "
Wade Brothers, Malcomn, {"
R. 4. Baden, Baden, "
j. L. Hunt, T. b., Z"
+. S. Coobe, Townshend, ="
+. L. Hunt, Mattawoman, i"
p S. Sasscer & Son, Waldorf, &"
NJ. F. Wade, Port Tobacco, g."
j.. B. Owen, McConcbie, 1"
j. NJ. Carpenter. Hill Top,
Price Gray, Graytcu,
Geo I. G. Gray, Nanjemoy,
W. p Harvey, Cross Roads, ="
P. p Williams, Doncaster, {"
j. w Clements, Hill Top,
NJ. Grsenban.n & Bro pisgah, "
r II Maddox, Mason Springs, -"
G. P. Carpenter. Pisgah, ="
E. +. Harmon, Mason Springs, "
K. 7. Knott. Glymont.
J. W. Warning. Pomonkey.
I. Y. Robey, Ponfret,
H. NJ. Thomas, Pomonkey,
Ledderer Bros, Accokeek, {"
A. r. johnson, Marshall Hall, d"
r Lee claiming, Acsokeek,
VIM. F. Taylor, Friendly, "
NJ. D. Ware, Fort Foote, "
Jas T. Grimes. Oxen Hill, A."
F. E. & w. L MaitiuglY, Indian
Head, Md,
Marshall Hall Store, Marshall Hall.
Nd.
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Eriday. Lannayy s2M 1897.


between the hours Of ~ and 2 o'clock, p N ,
the following real estate. or as much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy State and Coun-
" taxes due for the years 1893, 1894 and
1895.
tract. part Of tract or parcel Of land, lying
in and contiguous TO the Town Of La Plata,
on The North Side OF of the public road lead
ing from In Plata to Port Tobacco, adjoining
the lands Of 7. R Farrall J Alex Turner,
Mrs. Amanda Matthew'S Adrian Posey, and
that on which the Court House is situated.
A ssessed in the name of Mary P. Brady >
heirs and said to contain 10 acres more or
less
Due for County Tax, for 1898 ......... 6s
Due for State Tax, for 1s93...........l AZ
Interest from January LIST 1894.
Due for County Tax, for 1894 ........7 20
Due for State Tax, for 1894 ...........l AZ
Interest from January LIST 1895.
Due for County Tax, for l895............8 "a
Due for State Tax, for ls95..............l AZ
Interest from January LIST 1906.
The above real estate will be sold by the
Collector as authorized by Article 81 Section
Sc of the Code of Public Gen eral Laws en-
titled, Revenue and Taxes subtitle sale by
collectors, and the proceeds will be applied
to he pay ment of the taxes for the above years
With interest and ali costs that may accrue
under this sale.
FRANCIS f. MATTINGLY,
Collector.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-01-22
1,erms lor Adye li.ing- Transient Rate.

Advertisements Of one square or less, and not
exceeding three insertions; viii be inserted for
81 so, or 25 cents for each subsequent insertion;
longer ones in the same proportion. A space
equal to eight lines Of BREWER makes square.