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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-04-22

The regular quarterly meeting Of ih'
Teachers Association was held 10 the srhool
hall. La Plata, 90 Monday with President
N. Carpenter 10 the chair. A large uenee'
Of teachers we're in attendance and deep in
ierest was manifested in the proceedings Of 'h'
day By every member present After roll cal
b. The secretary the programme va, IN oFds'
and the 6rst ihinr vorridered was the debate
subject, sshould y, sns be tsught 10
the Public School -. 81 Is County, It
vas discussed in verys llsresting manner
90 the Negative, BY Mss Blanche Mudd
Nessrs. Dyson aud R. L. Harrison. Thosr
programmed for the A firmsnse we're not In
attendance. Mr. w. BillingsleS gave al
excellent recitation on ''Conseript Fathers .
Miss Gerlie Bibby also favored the association
with plausible recitation on The Bugle
Song Misses Lillian Harrison and B. c.
Pennington read the following respective
selections. 1.-THE mind the Glory Of Nan, :"
and "Characier Of Napoleon Bonapsrte !"
Three very entertaining essays wer, delivered
BY Mrs. L R. Howard. Miss " A, Carpenter
and Nj. R. II. HALEY, subjects, ''Child is
Father to The Man. Results Of Works and
Languages" The programme was concluded
with a solo BY Miss Katie Howard. Before
adjournmenta committee was appointed bs the
chairman to draw up suitable resolutions on
the death Of Of Miss Mittie Mudd, one Of the
Oldest members Of the Association. The resolu
tons as drafted by the committee were as
follows:
WHEREAs, we have learned with deep re-
greet Of the sad death Of Mss Mite Mudd
who was so suddenly called from our midst.
wHEREAs. the said departed bad for SO long
and so assiduously devoted her labors to the
school interests Of Charles County.
Be Il Resolved, That We, the members Of
the Teachers Association Of Charles County
in body assembled, express cur sincerest re-
greet at the loss Of so estimable body, and
so earnest a latorer in the cause Of education
in our county.
Be Il Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
buttons be forwarded to the family Of the ie-
ceased, and that they be entered upon the
minutes Of the Association and given to the
county press.
Be Il Resoired In memory Of the deceased
the Association do now adjourn.
Mr. ]. R. R. Mccarthy,
Miss Mamie Gardiner,
Mr.. Thomas Dyson.
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Death of well-known Citizen.

Died at bis late residence near Bel Altor,
on Monday, the 18th inst, Mr. John R. Rob.
erisou, in the s7th year of bis age. The de-
ceased was one of the Oldest citizens Of our
county and one of the best known. He fol-
lowed farming as a pursuit, but up to his de
clining years, be took an active part in pub
lie affairs, and held Offices of trust and conf
dence. BE was at one time elected Sheriff,
and for number Of years filled the position
Of Clerk to the County Commissioners He
leaves three cons and a daughter surviving
him. His inierment took place on Tuesday
in Mount Rest Cemetery. The palI-bearers
were: Messrs. Samuel Cox, J. D. Robertson,
Henry G. Robertson, Edward W Rnberison,
Walter Cox and Julian Blackjack. Mr.. P.
W. Robey had charge of the funeral.
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Prisoners Committed.

On Saturday last, Constable Waite. Thomp-
son, logged in Jail, Brad NJ lore, committed
fol the Grand Jury, by Justice P. W Roby,
charged with pocket book containing Sl2,
the property of Mr.. F. Hughes Wills. Moore
was in the employ Of Mr.. Wills, who accident
ly dropped the poke. book in sight Of the for
mer, who stole itand spent the money.
Deputy-Sheriff R I. Barbour, also lodged
in jail a tramp on Tuesday He was picked
up BY that officer wandering around the
county and could give no account of his pur-
pose and refused to give bis name
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In pursuance Of a call through the
county papers meeting was held in
the waiting room, this town, At 8 O'Clock
on Saturday evening last BY those interested
in the organization Of the La Plata base ball
club. Mr.. s. G. Psdgett who was chosen
temporary chairman called the meeting to
order and announced that nominations for
the respective offices were 10 order. Messrs
R. H. HALEY and S. C. Padgett were then
nominated and unanimously elected respec-
lively Captain aud Manager Of the club Dr..
T. S. Owen. Messrs Frank S. Barnes. S. c.
Padgett. r. H. HALEY and ". NJ Digges,
were appointed an executive committee
Among other subjects Of interest discussed
a, the meeting were, the prospects for the sea-
con, work to be accomplished and etc.
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very pleasant entertainment was given
BY The pupils Of White Plans public school,
Of With Miss Lula Martin is The popular
teacher, on Friday right last in the school
building At that place The entertainment
was given io- 'be purpose OF raising means 10
start school library The attendance was
large and a neat sun was realized The pro
gfsmme Of exercises which began about 8
O'Clock consisted, Of Sings dialogues, essays.
tabieaS, oraiions, etc Amer conclusion Of
tbs regular programme refreshments were
ser, ed and dancing was participated 10 until
late hour that night, The following was
the programme
Welcome, Annie Hicks.
Exercise Song,--Sidney Bean, Bessie Hicks,
Alan Roby, N. Stumpner, Tom Lucas, Irene
Lucas, Arthur Bean, 0 willest Gordon
2obey.
The Army and Navy,-Army,-viran
Roberts. Navy,-Fulton Shaw. Liberty
Gertie Robey. Columbia,-Grace Rob,
States,- No. Of boys and girls.
Boys and Girls--Eenen Hunt, Alan Robey
Gong 10 the Corner, Carroll Roby, Aus
TN Stumpner.
Making an Orator, Cecil willett Worth,
Robey.
The RAILROAD TRAINS. Robey, I. Hicks.
J Trotler. A. Stumpner, V. Roberts, A.
shaw, W. Roby.
Essay, Education, yerbena willeu.
A Backward Glance III. Huntt A. Shaw,
I. Lucas.
Tasleau,-"A Thing of Beauty etc, H
Stumpmer
Essay,-Self CouiroI, Drueie Bean.
FAithless Nellie Gray -vefbcna Willelt
The Peace Maker, Daisy Lucas, Ethel
Bean.
Lazy or or Not,-H. Stumpner, V, Roberts.
Ranch Girls Letter TO her Beau,-Drueie
Bean.
Essay, - Words, Mary Shaw.
The Lost Doll, Maud Stumpner.
Song, -"Bewaren Fulton Shaw
Like a Nettle,-M Shaw, A. Hicks, v
Willett
The Pine Trees Choice-J. Trotter, &
Bean, A. Hicks, s. Roley, D. Bean, N. Shaw
v. Roberts, Il Stumpner, v Willett
The Dolls Hospital, L. Robey, Bessie
Hicks. u. Hunt, J. Lucas, G Robey. 0mie
Willett.
A House in the Moon, Comparison, Mary
Shaw.
Jim1y Crow. Recitation Gerte RobJ.
Song Kathleen" Miss Nellie V. Davis.
Gypsies FESTIVAL. Queen, L. B. Martin,
Fortune Teller o. N Posev, Yankee Ped
dlur, Fulton Shaw, Gypsies, No OF Girls.
Jennie McFeils Ride Mss Beulah Robv.
Song and Tableau, % B. NJ. Posey.
The White Caps Will o the wisp, Gertie
Roby. Naughty Face, V Willeti. Idle
One, Grace Robey. Talk Much, Ethel Bean.
Earl Riser, Annie Hicks. Coving Dove,
Daisy Lucas. Answer Minh, Drucie Bean
Pleasant Voice, Lillian Roby. Sharp Eyes,
Mary Shaw
Address, Mr. W. W. Ware.
Chorus, = Goodbye School.
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Transfers Of Property

Bills Of Sae-From Hileary NeaIe to S
Henry Cox, S2s; William Middleton to F
Brook Matthias, S267 40.
Deeds-From Susie E. Hoffman and al to
Benjamin B. Compton for "Montron" farm,
$3.50; Benjamin B. Compton and al TO j.
Benjamin Mattingly. for same, 500; John H.
Mitchell and al, trustees to Jessie +. Rison,
for Fairfax farm sta; J Naitingly to
Peter Smith, for seventeen acres of land, Sl5s
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schools Closed.

The School Commissioners were 10 session
on Tuesday. A full board present Teach
ers' reports were submitted, examined and
approved. The Treasurer will issue the r
pay in checks during the week.
The subject Of closing the schools was dis
cussed, and it was decided to close them the
last Of the month. II will be great hard
ship upon the teachers and pupils as veil,
but what cant be cured must be endured.
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Justices Of the Peace.

As there seems SO much uncertainty as to
who we're ecnHrned as Justices of the Peace
for the county, We have taken the pains to as
certain The fact. All Of those recommended to The
Govetutr were t5Earms CHARLES Z
Wade, w. E. W. Eowe, ]. NJ. Posey, Peter
W. Roby, B. F. BIanford and George /.
Chappelear. The commissions Of those con
hrmed have been signed BY the Governor and
forwarded to the Clerks office.
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Crain-Bennett.

Mr.. Robert Grain, formerly of this county,
and Miss Margaret Bennett, Of Weston, W
Va. were united in The holy bonds of matrl-
mony at Weston on Wednesday last The
bride entered the church on the arm Of her
father, by whom she was given away. They
were met by the groom and his hest man, ex-
Governor Frank Brown, at the altar. The
bride who wore beautiful gown of sbite
satin with train ia regarded as one Of the
h4ndsomest and most accomplished women
in her native State. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence Of manJ prominent
guests. Mr.. Grain who is well known in this
county and in Baltimore city, is a democrat
and has always been prominently identified
w;,h his pss:;y interests. NJ. e=-;n is &C 81:
torney at law III Baltimore and member offhe
firm Grain and Hershey.
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Mr.. J. Brent Matthews, son CT ex-State
Attorney, J. F. Matthews, viii next year be
ordained Jesuit priest. Father Matthews, a:
be will then be called, will be the first priest
from this County since the ordination Of Rev.
Pye Neale. The young scholastic paid short
visit to the county last week and during bis
stay preached sermon It Posnffe, Church
He is good talker and will no doubt rank
high in the Priesthood
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Z (On Friday last Mr.. Ernest Jameson, Bryan
town, cut his foot very badly near the instep
with an AK while engaged IN cutting timber
near home. The cut bied freely for some
time before i, could be checked and in eonse.
quence Of which he became so weak that he
bad to be taken home in buggy. Dr. Louis
carrico who was promptly summoned to ad-
minister medical treatment, examined the in
jured place and gave the necessary prescrip-
ton in the case Since the occurauce Of the
accident Mr.. Jameson has not been out Of bed
but we are glad 10 state he is improving quite
rapidly.
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A startling incident OF which Mr.. John
Oliver Of Philadelphia was the subject is mar.
rated by him as follows: 81 was 10 most
dreadful condition Ny skin was almost ye..
low, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain con
tinually in the back and side, no appeti', =
gradually growing weaker day by day Three
phys icisns bad given me up. Fortunately, a
friend advised trying Electric Bitters, and to
my great JOY and surprise. the first bottle
made decided improvement continued heir
use for three weeks and am now well man
| know thes saved my lite, and robbed the
grave OF another victim" No one should fail
to try them Only so cents per bottle at La
Plata Drug Store
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When you ship to Washington consign to
Biedler and Co., es9 louisiana Avenue Mr..
Biedler has bad long experience in the Com
mission business, is thoroughly reliable and
will certainly give satisfaction Give the
House trial
Nj. H NJ. Hawkins, our wide-a-wake Build
er and Contractor calls attention to his new
enterprise in the way of a lumber yard. By
buying from him you save freight and can ex.
anime stuff before purchasing and thus be
sure to get what you want. A principle ia
also involved Patronize home industries.
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Clean blood mean a clean skin. Nc
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tic Gear your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring Up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
Danish pimples, b0ils, blotehes, blackheads
and that sickly bilious complexion by takinl
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. AL drug
sists, satisfaction guaranteed. l0c, Csc. SOC.
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A Timely Friend.

Wit perfect pr priety may We call
that excellent remedy, salvation Oil,
a timely friend. IT,. liniment rapidly
cures rheumatism, neuralgia and IaiI.s,
when other remedies fail, Mr. Jno.
M. Hall. Ashland, Va, writes II
suffered with rheumatism in tie ankle
and the muscles connected Herewith.
Salvation Oil at once relieved the sore
ness, reduced the swelling, and cured
the pain. No other liniment that I ever
used did me so much good"
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3trt tobacco Spit Gad smszs Your Life Away
II you waitto quit tobacco using easily
the wonder-worker, that makes weak meI
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days
Over 100000 cured Buy No-To-Baa OF youi
druggist, under guarantee 70 cure, 50c OF
sl.d0. Booklet aud sample mailel free. Ad
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
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Unequaled Prices For Equal Grade
Lumber.

Any one contemplating building-or those
desiring only a small quantity OF Lumber OF
any description whatsoever-should not fail
TO get our estimate before ordering. Lowest
price. quo,ations-quick deliveries .well-sea-
soned lumber
TH0S. W. SMITH, LIST. and Ind ave Phone
III. Mil and Wharres, foot 4th st. $. e.
Phone 55l
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Court order.

Judges Merriek and Crane at the recent
term OF Court in Marlboro passed an ord'r
requiring the attorneys in cases to elect upon
the first call Of the dockets as to whether or
not they will have a jury or submit their cases
to the Court. And the jury cases 10 be given
the right Of way We presume a similar
order will be passed later for all the Courts
in the Circuit
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Mics Lula, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs A B. Bateman, Of Chapel Poini, gave a
tea party on Monday to her baby friends, in
honor Of her birth day. The little ones en-
joy ed themselves very much iu baby fashion
and after wishing little Lula many more hap
py birth days. departed for their respective
homes
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Every day strengthens the belief Of emf
nent physicians that impure blood is the
cause Of the majority Of our diseases.
TWENTY-FIVE years ago this theory was used
a. a basis for the formula of Browns Iron
bitters. The many remarkable cures effected
BY this famous old household remedy are
sufficient to prove that the theory is correct.
Browns Iron Bitters ia sold by all dealers
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The Public Schools Of Charles County will
be closed on Friday, April the 29th, 1898
Teachers are requested to safely secure Teal
Books in boxes and place them in care Of the
Chairman of the Board Of Trustees, for safe
keeping during the vacation.
BY order Of tie Board
THOMAS NJ. CARPENTER, Secretary.
April %. 1t.
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There will be preaching on Sunday next
April "a, at Pisgah at Ii A. NJ, and at
Chiekamuxen at3P.M No meetings will
be held at Pisqah during the week.
] B. HENRY. P C.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
10 the Circuit Court for Charles Count,
sitting in Equity
'srOy To-l.' use of Adrian POsey, Plaintiff
Susan A Berry, Mary A. Gibbins and Arthu,
J. Gibbons. her husband, John s. Gle
ments, Frances Thomas and Joseph
Lacey, Defendants.

lTtHE object Of this suit is to procure /. AZ.
i cree for the sale OF certain real estate IN
Charles County, Maryland owned by the la,e
Samuel I. Berry, deceased, for tie payment
10 full Of his debts
The Bill states said that the Samuel T. Berry
was in bis lifetime indebted unto the plaintiff
and CHEERS, that be owned real estate in said
county and by viii devised the same to Susan
A. Berry. his wife during Ter life, thea 10 be
SOLD and proceeds thereof to be disposed Of as
follows, $500 to be paid to Mary A. Gibbops
VIE OF Arthur j. Gibbons, $500 10 be nai,'
D. elements and $500 to be H.iS ..e.y 4. Nc
Manus; and If the NJ .eeas Of said sale be moi
sufficient to pay said legacies in full then 10 he
divided equally between them; and if any
over plus after paying said Legacies in tull
he same &c &c eqasiiy divided between
Frances Thomas and Joseph Lacev: that MARI
Ellen McManus departed this life before tbe
death OF the testator. legacy therefore to her
lapsed; that Frances Thomas is a non-r.sident
Of this State residing in Washington city,
District of Columbia; that the will Of the said
Samuel 7. Berry has been admitted to probate
in the Orphans Court Of Charles County;
that the personal estate Of the said Samuel i
berr1 has been administered and that il was
inspip cient to pay his debts and that sale y
us "a estate IS necessary to pay balance due
Of tie said indebtedness.
i sereuPon this 2sth day Of March, 1898
ordefsd BY the Circuit Court for Charles
Cou1sl, 10 Equity, that the Plaintiff by eaus.
ing ss.opy Of this order to be inserted in some
newspaper published in said Charles County,
once week Tor four successive weeks before
the s0th day of April 1898, give notice 10 ihe
said absent defendants Of the object and sub
STAGE Of this bill, arning them 10 appear in
this Court in person or by solicitor on or be-
fore the 18th day Of May, 1898, to show cause.
if any she has why decree ought not to pas.
as prayed.
B. G. ST0NEsTEET,
Clerk Of Ct. Ct. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
B. G. sToNEsTREET. Clerk.
Apr. lat.
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ORDER NLSL
In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
Sitting as a Court Of Equity
No. 9O3 Equity.
No. 9Os Equity.
Joseph 2. Williams trading as z. Williams &
Son, vs.. oordellia D, Franklin, ct al

ORDERED by the. Court this 18Th ia, oil
" April 1898, that the Auditors report
made and filed in the above case be rat-
fed and confirmed unless cause to the con.
irary be shown on or before the Niaih day
of MAJ 1896, provided a copy OF this
order be inserted in some newspaper published
in Charles county once week for three sue
cessive weeks prior to the said Ninth day Of
May 1898
B. G. ST0NESTREET, CLERK
ofCt. CT Court for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
BENJAMIN G sToNESTEET, Clerk.
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Orphans Court met Tuesday pursuant to
adjournment with Judges Marbury, Edeleu
aad Jones present. The following BUSH
as vas trans icted:
Ordered that citation be issued to Sarah
1hn Mcdaniel to show cause, if any Why let
Iers Of administration should not be granted
rpon the estate of George R. Mcdaniel.
viii Of Samuel T. Swami submitted, ex-
.ainsd aud ordered to be recorded.
Remuneration Of Elizabeth Swami as to hel
irht TO administer on the same filed and ap-
olication made by Thomas B. Swami for let
Cd Of administration on the estate Of the said
3sInuel T. Swami, deceased.
Account Of sales Of the personal property
IN q. Reese, deceased, returned to Court
I'D ordered to be recorded.
be following claims agains
@. Burch, deceased, b,
srdiner, $50 10; B NJ
James NJ. Bowling a
", May srd
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Marriage licenses were issued during the
week to the following:
Edgar Haywood and Henrietta Richardson;
John Henry Mckee and Cecilia Hawkins;
Eddie Hawkins and Mary Green
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SATURDAY, May 81, Isos.

SATURDAY, May ~, Isos.
between The hours OF u N and o clock p. "
the following real estate or 90 much tdcrccI
as may be necessary 10 satisfy State and Couu-
y taxes due for the year 1895. 10 Wit
The real estate assessed in the name or iieuri
W Clagett Guardian, consisting Of one
small lot, adjoining Benedict, containing
thirteen acres, more or less; one house
and lot in benedict, now occupied by
richard Farrall, containing acre; thu
Hill Farm. tract Of land situated On The
South side u the Main Road leading fron
Benedict TO Paluxent CITY, containing Eve
hundred and fity acres. more or less, aud ih,
Burnt House Farm, also Ling on said Main
Road, containing nine hundred and ninety
acres, more or less. all situated tn The Ninth
Election District Of said Charles County
Due for County Tax for Isas..n-....-sls0 20
Due for Stale Tax for 1895 ........... 81 oe
Interest from Jan lst 1895
The above property, will be sold By The
collector, as authorized by Article 81 Section
90 Of the Code OF Public General Laws en-
titled Revenue and Taxes, subtitle the sale
by collectors and the proceeds will be applied
to the payment Of the taxes for The above
Years With the interest and all costs that may
accrue under this sale
GEORGE c. JOHNSON,
May 92-5w Collector
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1898. 1898.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
THE
VEINS
Steamboat Company
- G.
Pa,urent River Route
On aud after Saturday. March 5th
Steamer St. Mary's

viii leave Pier s, Light Street, ever,
Saturday and Wednesday at 8 30 a. IA
for Fair Haven. Plum Point, Cover
nor's Run Dare's and the Patuxeut River
as far Benedict Returning viii leave
BeBedict every Monday aud Thursday
at $50 a. m. Soaterly at s. a. "a
Milestone Landing at 10 a. m Cover,
nor's Run a; Il NJ, Plum Point a; | p,
m, Fair Haven at 2 30 p. IN. for Bali.
more.
Freight Received at Pier 8, TUESDAY
and Friday ~ ----+-
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver His, Bill
lousness, Indigestion, Headache.
Easy 10 take, easy to operate. acc.
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Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge
An advertisements due and payable after the
frst insertion
Obituaries and Personal Communications
viii be inserted at ten cents per line.
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steamer Wsstmoreland

steamer w sstmoreland.
VIII leave Pier 2, Light Street, every
Sunday at 9 p. m. for Patuxent River
direct, as far up as Bristol. Returning
will leave Bsistos at IL ill.,, gu Monda,
and Milestone 8 p. N. for Baltimore,
calling at no wharves below Loith's ex-
cept when signalled from wbaryes on
the river for passengers aud perIshable
freight.
Freight received at Pier 2 Saturday
HENRY WILLIAMS.
Office, Pier 2, Light street
May 2S-ly Agent.
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YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SUITED
AT THE TOP.

MT one doubt the value Of this Store quygng money
AN abishment Everybody is finding Did the crowds
E1l people here last week. The the good travels fast Spring
and Summer wearaes being sold here price
d other This week there inducements its, largeaess
that gives you such COED goods a such low prices.
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