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New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
CASH Quotations.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
New York. January %. 1898.

New York. Jan - lN''S.
cOTTON-The influences governing the cotton market
,o-day were such make an ercctra stand-oi, pc
sven the long and short interests The caol- adV.ts
Srorn ENGLAND distinct cisapp ntfnent 10 the
-rierds Il the staple IN view % the 'act tat exports
exceeding port receipts Miih con
fi1ued free export demand atiN the backbone OF Ne
There was drd"tach 70 silecH-
rotcal complications involving ENGLAND WITH russia
ana me unsatisfactory condition q European pcHcs gen
decrease the demand Tor American
time the later news fTom ran fNF"
appsehensiNr regarding the pJssibNiy OF
SPECULATION therefore, bel practi-
s,r rsrsivz4s The local 'scaipers have been In
session = even this cass q traders have been ncAle
,naed hearted thus the entire sales ~ future
deiveres '-day reached the except nal.y small
fotsl Of 81 500 bales II waiting market selling has
predictions that The movement oi c-n
fall aad further by still later tesii-
,ronv r,nting decreased cotton The market
cised easv at of 2q3 points. having weakened
in under local selling The market for
SPOT cotton been SOW at this point olslrF quiet az
unchanged prices middlng uplands. osc; mccNng Cult
were as follows: Galveston quiet 5lz sales. bales
New-Orears quiet jhc sales. @c0 bales Mobile quiet
dc. sales 500 baes. Savannah quiet. 5ikc i-i6c de
Cline; sails bales Wilmington firm. 5-sc. norfolk
steady lice ~ bales Baltimore nominal ~
Memphis steady 5-l6c. sales. 5000 bales Augusta
sales 100 bales Cotton Exchange special IAvep,l.
cables Spot dull. sales 500 bales speculation
and export 300: American. 600 receipts 1900. Amer
can ii 900: mi6dllng uIlancs 3-l6f Futures opened
decline, January 3oizb: January Febrary 3O7i Feb
.1arv-N March. 3OTizb March-Apr 7i1b. April-May
May-June 3O9s, JuneJu-y, 3lOs; JulyAugust.
3lis 3il4b September October, 3l2b
Oetober-NovemOer 3l2'zb. November December. 3l3b
The range Of contrac; prices to-day follows:
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeU-York. January 90. lsaS.
PFFVFS-Receipts IL cars or lsS head; II cars 20 10
exr,rted and single direct - local saughterer
Nothing doing I've cattle feeling generally steafy
Dressed ho4f steady per n for poor - prime
city dressed native sides. No change In cables Tt'
Servi carried t. Liverpool today 7+2 quarters - oee
tho Taurana Liverpool. 400 cattle. the Massa' iSe
to London 355 cattle and 2.i1 quarters the biHdo L"
Hull ~ cattle.
CALVEs-Onlv head arrived. and there was no trad
ing Of any consequence The feeling Was generally rate
nrm for all Dressed calves generally steady az
yestsrdav's quotations. 49,.
SV-EP AND LAMBS-Recepts including ! cars dir"''
~ butchers were ~ is3 head. making wiih the
stock carried over Yesterday. total of 02 cars 90
be sld-2is Jersey city and cars AZ SlNietn
The market quiet. but r. all instances
,ye-o f,,uv up 10 the mark yesterday About 22
cars OF stock uns,ll the close Fair 70 goot
seer sold a. 81 25Is ~ per loo n common to choice
lambs AT s. 5o0SG - Dressed mutton. 1gsc per 10
salesp Harrinqton Ohio lambs. So 70 average. al
ST. y Der 100 n: Do. - 10 a, So 20 80 . .o
Mcpherson & Co.. III Kentucky sheep. liz 10 at -
N collins: 81 virginia lambs. IS n. Mt - oo VII
e'" sanders. qG Kentucky sheep, IA n. at 81 80
HOGS Receipts - or 1901 head, W. heao on
sale Firm at <tgS4 - per 100 n. Country dresseu
steady.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
nr1rrP FTs-RY TELEGRAPH.

:, Louie Jan 22-Ca'tle steady fair 20 fancy natv,
sbrrinr ana export steers 81 - IS5 30. dressed bee, a
hutchers s,eers sias4 -" under 100 n 81 'o1>i -
sfockers and feeiers S}dS4 81 and h"lfefs So
g. * veyas an! Indian steers - 3iNs4 30: vs. an
hefers 50 35GS3 IIoge sc higher gli s. "'gS" =.
,nlxed So 55d$3 10. heavy 50 TOgS3 -. sheep Gu4
teady native mutions SO SIdSl ~: with some sales as
h,gh as - cls and bucks S2 - p lambs SouSo 80
Trsas mu,tsns quotable SO 75dsi so with none on
sale .. -. -.
tai trade Hogs strong = TIC higher heaye: - ta
IL nackers 50 55Is3 12i7 mixed. 50 51pSb -, lgt
Sc oas3 co.,: Workers - 650S3 G7s; Pigs 50 &la<' 90
sheep strong: lambs - 2jNS5 1
East Liberty Jan. % Cattle steady; prime. - I5
&, s.. common 50 25d<3 ~; bulls stays and cows S2a
81 10 Hogs steady. prime assorted medium. 81 ~gSN ~
hest Workers 90 pigs 50 7OGS3 50. heavy. 81 l5u
81 50: rourhs 81 2as3 o. sheep steady choice s. 'o
common 25dS3 -. choice lambs 81 lllI 50 30
common 10 good 81 5oQs5 Veal calves SO 5"as1 -.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
TIE SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Jan. 90 Cotton easy. miillng. 5isc low
rritdlng SIC. gof ordinary. itc Receipts 4.7do
bales exports France lIlSO bales the Continent.
9 aGi bales. sales. l3 tales. stock. 9o.33i bales.
Norfolk. Jan. % Cotton steady mdi ng. 57iS,:
low midins Be. god ordinary: I'D i'eceipte 3oS
tales exports q the q nent Gio bales.
/, 40 bales. =aiss ~ bales stock - 797 bales.
Rlltrnors Jan 2.-C,tton nominal. mddng 5s.c
l,V mlillng 10. good ordinary. i'sc Gross re-
CO pts 81 bales exports coastwee 1900 bales stock.
$40 bales.
C,uclnnau Jan 22-Cotton quiet; miidling. 5'sc. low
rnlinr SIC. good ordinary. i7sc Receipts 1896, bales
Shipment. 20oi bales. sales 300 bales. all spinning;
s1ck 1855 ha,s.
st Louis Jan. - cotton quiet mldtling 5Nc low
middlng 5sc. good ordinary TIC. Net receipts NI2
balcc. gross 5G2l bales shipments. i7a2 bales saes.
100 ta.cs. 7sus9 bales.
savannah Jan. - Cotton quiet mding 5isc: low
miidng - 100. Receipts 2l3i bales. exports the
Continent G0ip bales coastwise 1905 bales sales. 40
bales. stock. 1880 bales.
New Orleans. Jan. 22-Cotton quiet: mldding 3iic;
l'~ mid ding. 10 Gc good ordinary. tAc. Receipts,
di3d bales exporte Great Britain dIa2 basH. 20
itancs 80 bales TO the Continent 4.slo bales, sales.
lao tales: stock ESQ. 7S5 bales.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

(OFFDE-To-iav's coffee market was exceT'loisiii,y ii
and featureess even for these times o ,y g.,
nj depression speculative circles Inc niN.' ~ tu'
BRAZILIAN coffee futures opened dull, WIN pi'Ves w,
hanged advance OF points. but theIe wac io
,si-e.s on ths cal. ,h-oIrho the trading was
oca there very Hale Of that the tot l , 'e
only 1000 bags. with the market hhhF "u az
Unchanged prices 10 points decline iheie was 'o
,rah ueadN the market. larseN hs a"
fair Of s,rnpathv with the recently nrmer ruling OF the
spot holders: another encouraging feature was
ne largo movement out Of warehouses IN THIS counu! .
yesterdays deliveries reached the exceptional o'Hi 6"
G34S bags These factors led 10 lttle anxiety on te
art 81 shorts resulting In some demand 10 cover
me market for spot brazilian coffee ruled quiet put
4teady onlinally unchanged prices, No INo Voic"
OTIS. 6t tGSSc and jobbng parcels. G%po#c; An@ut
bags Rio No changed hands at Csc. Ihs coHre
be shade better than the regular grade OF
Rio. Cleared Slntos yesterday steamer Amalh WIN
bags There steady market for mld coiIees
Nth moderate demand about former prices one
u<and bags Maracaibo changed hands On private terms
Ne quote Maracabo. GAGSac. Cucuta 5pl5 &c; "a
naca Gis al5c La Guayra. 7ql7isc Sayania h'7rl"c
Mexican GqlSc: Central American InlI9c Costa klca
-Gl5c col fee in parchment 5dSi7c. Mocha. In nl"'7c,
'adang Interior 23G24i2c. fances. 2'd3oc; CpTnche'
1GI27c.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

MOLASSES AND SYRTPS-It a narrow feature
market. fitting end for Il The dulles Of
recent times. The feeling continues steady. however
with holders pursuing waiting policy. We quote:
orleans centrifugal common. 3'.Ql nc. fair. l3nlGc
good. l7ai9r. prime. 2ta22c. ORLEANS oJen Kettle
common Ng26c fair. 21Q2Nc good. 2Sn21c. prime
3Dq3lc; chDee 32g33c: Irt. Rico. 2Gq55c. syrups-
Common, lO9l2c: fair. l3gljo: good. lG8l7c. prime
lAI2uc. fancy 2ld25c.
NAVAL sTORES-spirits turpentine showed pronounced
strength. IN sympathy with further Improvement, Al,
savannah and Increased demand this point south
held 3i'zc and machnes 81 = Q33c r. sin
ru.ed quiet steady former prices tar and pitch
nerFeless unchanged. Stock: tosln IL 7g7 tiLs
spirits furpentne l6 bbls tar 239s bhls. quote
Iar regulars. 81 tS. oil barrels 81 90 pitch Is -
spirits turpeniiHe regulars and machines 3ii. 35c
i,sin common good strained. 81 i2isQSi Az. =
81 52i. qSl IS. r 81 IS. c. 81 20 II 81 - l. 81 95.
e. VI & lc. y. 81 40. IS @. So 65. " " S3 10
OIIS-The oottonseed oil trade slow ana unevent-
ful today steady prices. 4 review of the week by
aries r. Tantfr Co in their circular contained the
lowing 'Our market has relapsed int, dulness and
with much smaller sales than during the previous week
has since ?3s.c b. with iniimator that more
would be sold this price bids Freight room has
ecome temporarily ana exporters more in
INerent having petty well acd t.eig last week
crude Oh remains steady at - iGc loose.
% D. Atlantic mills and with sa.,s reported at
Western buying has sackcned N. packers
having apparently Withdrawn from the market
luote Prime crude. l9gl9isc, DO mills 15i14lGi.c;
orllne yellow. 23c. on yellow a2itc:
cutter grades 24G2Ic; prime white 25a2fc prime winter
Yellow 2Sg3oc; nseed American 424 Sc; American
.Diled 4iG45c: Calcutta 64c lard choice Al Q42c
OCEAN FREIGIfTs-Ths market for berth frsishts was
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

cash quotations we're as follows: Flour dull: winte-
patents s. ,oaSi ~. straIghts 81 2oa> 90 spring spe
Ss, 3, S iaSSrs s. si55si So 81 spras f Wheat. S7a
S7a,c. y spring wheat NlNHic. ~ > 70 r-'.n;.A
ots ~! W 3 Witt 70 l. 24a25c: ~ 2 rye i4'c.
. bailey Z % b. 27Iflc n naNseed. - 23'. lSi -
s579s sg5 7o ii' ar y,r 100 n G719si 90 short r~ sd
Gp,sal - ~ ass S7a. dry sailed .ullers Neh 49,
ricrs finished goods. per gal 81 i" cut Loaf.
Ga granuatei. 55lc on the Produce Exchange 60 ia
dairies 1lqi7c. Cheese quiet NgS4c Eggs weak fresh
H..
c9cnoai jan aTmer @ weca' og. as arm Y 70
ioo94 G5c.
Detroit In p .,- wheat. Ne white and 10 rcd
~ . WHIT 27i.c RYE. NJ . as
Milwaukee, Jan. Wheat stronger; No Northern.
Barley dun. No ia42c. sample 2saHc
Mnneapolis Jan 22-Vheat steady. January 9ii.c
MAY oo'sc. July. 500. No hard. a2'7c: No North
en- %
Grade January oS0aSi.c February March and April
nominal com steady. y, mixed. January 32E G33c
Fesrary 2a@ Ma'9 in] AlT I"83 Fdnr,o9y 02t
20 400. March and April. n nal Butter steady
63ncy r, n-,nis o, rcr. .io,dn rrecS rearbT
is. DO Western iSc Recep'- r. aur al bbis. anil
- s" "sa c. ye w5a; en "a sP2 S.G Sasn @ a AIS
ice bush: oats 500 ~ bush.
s., Louis. Jan o. Flour dull. UNCHANGED Wheat
sIoq hsr ASH s7aS7i,c January e4c Maa az. a
garv AZ. May 2gisc hd July 27i.c osis-spot
uary %. May. ~ July 22i.c. 10 Whit 2iAQ2lc
Tran -teady. without quo,ah.e change Butter dun.
creamery lod2o-. dairy. NUl5c.
Toleio Jan 2c-Wheat higher dull No 2 cash. o3c.
Nav D3a4c Corn iul strad.. " cash. 27%c oats
dun changci. ~ mixed 22sc Rye unchanged
cash. i6ec coverseei lower. steady: prime cash.
s. -.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Jan % Flour hrm receipts asoo Ses spFp5 aG5
4 %. winter patents s5aS3 20; winter clears and
sraighs s. 4oqs5 10 Cornmeal quiet IoaI2 per hush
q GnTSl * per bb Corn steady. receipts. lHIts bush
steamer yellow 3Tc: No . 36% g37c oats steady. re
ceipts 2i5Do bush fancy CLIPPED 32q32 &c: No an,
X, III J.. AL &c. Mifeed firm BRAN spring. SO 30
winter sl6 ~ miidngs SO 5CTSls -; Red Dog -four
siT 40 Butter nrm: Northern 81 lee. Western Og2lc
Imitation Gc: ladies'. l5c Cheese firm; Northern "a
giac. Western. ST. d9c.
CHICAGO Ian 22-The leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

FLOR AND MEA was p1aotSay o.Ds stand of IF in
seady undertone in sympathy with wheat spr'ns pat
-n,s s3gsS g. winer stFSsh,s & 5Sg - ~nsr ynas o
win,er So 76Tsa 20: extia No winter SO 4oas3 CO.
R? 2le s. S? @ 0sshwh' sss 800 HS9 s. Ssss
,ORNMEAL-Qu quoted: Kiln-drled 81 9og$2 10 as
e,dw Sa"7 75c c6afs & FEEDNStSady' 30 20
and - n winter in bulk mddng bulk 75asoc rye feed
5G6i c; city feed 75c homny chop. 60. oimeal S26
q$27 screenings 3ogsoo in bulk buekwheat grain Sdc
wHEATTOday'. market was fairly ats .a5is-
"a 3''Gy from ana 0H M IN o, n5 OF ober months r
attributed again 10 scarcity . spot wheat ana grow
2c over May shortly opening. Foreign markets
N the acc q yesterdays American break closing I'd
higher. Paris wheat 5gl5 points up and -four goa -
p,ivate report from London estimating that Unitei
kingdom wheat requirements for four months Will he
local shorts steady buyers all The forenoon except
caused temporary setback. Home crop news Of snow
over the w.ner belt and big Northwestern receipts
oods of wheat were reported for export which con
dered good sh9Iinf IN hT view w 81 shms for he
week expected to be sbout 55ocG@sn @ bush of Wncn
This country has contributed only 3926"4 bush rom
boh coasts TOTAL FsenCn mrGT's ear.s pfseT @ s & 1F
the previous month and SsScOo bush December 1896
on The curb pee Were a. saad 81 ea Cash MS %hea eu
Il G3it TO arrive: no hard Manitoba. 81 o.. 40 2
arrive 30 hard Manitoba. 81 o3 COR RNmIrade
Senced by the actions Of Wheat favorable weather
west for the Inovemn ana an & rcbange1 from
fo FSay nls, iHD'S With curb @ hsuss hanging s4o
spded lo nscs Ou'H al market was inactive but
ssasp th corn closing unchanged Export transactions
were o. 90 bush white elP. and 600 bush No ,s mired
ss IyG WITT x q% Wl:,.la Na ss1 wf'sFS
ahoa RARIEYIMarke dull n1 At 1gIcs %gc
somewhat n9mns wn jqSsns S,Sssy sass. sass a'
lows; ,s Cover: fsG sa@sS 8435es e S''NS' "'s"9'
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
STOCKS CLOSE LOWER.
Bears GROW GLOOMY MINDED
THE WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT-BoNDs
AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY z
DEALLNGS LN EONDS AND BANK sT0Cks
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

Ro-Coree market steady. No : Rio. $500: exchange
G7d receipts u bags: cleared the United Siate
bags cleared Europe. 5000 bags; stock SdO 900
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

Receipts ports and interior points to-day con.
pa ed the day last week and last year
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

1000 y Ry Cal 5s. D.. .l02
100 Ohio South q NJ
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

Foreign coffee markets-Santos-CoN market quiet
Santos $500: receipts tiwo days. 1900
bars. SICK Hauhurg-Cofee market
opened unchanged prices at 2:SO m net uIchangea
higher. sales. 1900 bags Havre-Conee market
opened dull January unchanged. other months !. franc
hgher al 12 quiet and unchanged; at m. un
charged; al 1870 p m. unchanged closing quiet net un
CHANGED 10 Il franc higher total sales, 1000 bags
rr,,,r,. % :, Iulv ............. 81 20
Ih-'a,ry az M AuTust ........... 81 IS
s,.~S' ~ oo S.rt.n,her .......... IS. ~
''''''''''''''' oc,oher
GU ''-''''''''''''' N0vernher 25
80 ~ 70 December ........... .3S. 80
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

Receipts breadstuNs at interior points In thousands
last three figures 0oO omitted Hour bois grain push
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-16
IN MEMoRrAM

10 scriery Of NJ t,ai's loved aasntud, vi''
N. smoot, who dep.rva AIS i,ifon Fri.
d. n,Fning, August ~. af'st = liugeiiaf
i.ine Il eonsunpfioa.
De 9Th. that ever restless TO-. aAs robbed M
Of nv LIES dearest trersure sud irit ne IA
almost blank .psis GA wy darling Oiis,
Il is % sad aud ionely ~ilhoi1 yoa' Oaly 3
f.~ DAYS since We bore the form We loved 81
we'll, and from which the dear spirit bad aed
and placed 1t ia The grave get TO my deeply
wouudtd heart it seems IA age NJ Darling
il is 50 bard ; realize that you are gore
never to return; ihst ! shall neseI b e ihA
kind voice or feel the loving clasp OF ,ooa'
hands. Tboagh drain soiios's cup to i't
hitter drees, can rejoice whea irc III ths
almost dying answer 70 ny qaesaons, ~Ts hs
afraid to die, aud had be repeuied ior hif
siusl I see the look 0. surprise, as be sd,
"Alts Why DO ytu ssk nj Have MT iold
you that vas not afraid TO de. hat had
pentedY Aud hos could repent il did not
lore the Saviour" Those Nosas ars Indeed =
source Of comfort TO me 10 my teseHvsment
TOR knos God, wao iOein all things veil,
has taken him TO rsst hon all sorrow; cen
go to him, though he saaaot core to me.
Not now, bat 10 the coming years,
Il may be in tae better isnd,
Well read tae mesuine Of gu ieat
Aud there sameume We B. uadefs'snd.
By his ieFing vic,
ALTA VISTA SHOOT.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-16


o. Thqrsd, " ISL young couple 'fon'
King George County. w., cane down on y 3
evening train 10 La Plata and befre leaving
sere uniied in, Il E holy bonds Of nA'rimony.
fhes claimed that lhey could n0t narry IN
gireinia on account Of The age Of the would
be-sride. % they went 10 Washinz'op and
there met with similar fate, they decided 'oen
q, take ,he tram Tor Charles Couaty where the
Ia Us are not 80 rigid upon the f.iref sex IN
arriving here Thursday night, the rould-oe-
groom, Mr.. Jet, made inquiries for The Ciefk
It the Cirrnit Court who was also 10 La
Plata when the train arrived, ,ne latter
promptly responded TO bis call sut could not
give eniire satisfaction at the time As he
wanted marriage license that night i such
was possible, in order that the matrimonial
knot might be tied without further delay, the
cie-k shercupon informed him that be could
not attend to his case unit, morning when a
license would be issued if be could make
affidavit % the usual questions involved 10
obtaining marriage license. Reconeiied some
what by the statement Of the Clerk they then
went 10 Hotel De Shoots where they put up
for the night. Toe next morning after betak-
Jag OF haogbty breakfast, Mr.. Jet called at
the Clerk Office, made oath 10 the following
statements and -eceiFed his license; that their
names we're Charles S. Jet and Maude Could
man, taeir place Of residence was Roilinsfork,
Va, that they we're moi related that he was
SO and she l6 years Of age and that be was
widover and she a spinster. Then there
came another stumbling block--no minister
ia town land none within any reasonable
distance. when told, however, that il
they would stay over until night. minister
would be down on the evening train, and not
seeing how 20 better circumstance they de-
cidsd . stay. Thev spent the day in talking
over their love afairs and discussing the sit
latior in the parlor al Hotel Shoots. When
the train arrived here Friday night, greatly
10 their delight. Rev. M. J. &. Poindexter
one Of our town ministers slighsed and short
II afterwards was notified Of the proposed
wedding and that bis services were in de-
mand II then became known that the mar
riage would take place at The hotel at 9
o'clock that night So promptly at that hour
Rev. Mr.. Poindexter called at the Hotel and
alter making some preliminary arrangements
performed the marriage ceremonies in the
Hotel parlor IN the presence Of about twenty
guests. After the ceremonies when the new
" welded couple had been pronounced as
husband aud vile they received the congrstula-
tons Of all present, and chatted very socially
and the best Of spirits. They left the follow
ing morning on the 62l tram for their home
in Virginia where the groom IS eng gel in
farming
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death

Died Al heF ia.e home 10 whesaing. u ely
on raesdAg lass Mss Susan Posey wife Of Mr.
Charles Il. Poseys IN sde for,y-df;h year d
bsr age. She vas daughter Of he late
Isiah Posey aud resided in this county 10
,e eboet six years ago when Nc. Posey moved
bus family to Washington where he has since
been engaged in the grocery business. The de-
ceesed had been iOF ONE time in very feeble
health aud her death which was due 10 con
Sumption was expected al any moment Her
remains were brought down on the boat TO
Rock Poini On Wednesday and taken to the
Episcopal Church cemetery, Piecawaxen, the
same dsy for interment.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-16

TIE 1tiehposhoaa b.. i-sea eni.sesrA dur,
|.rg Be- .eet hs s. sfe.escc ofaiss s,ia'
go .,r or Nora Cafa.,as, nrd her friend
NJ Alul tsia snd yrs'lcia Maddox
u tcrsuish nraley. Paureat city, ma
.oi- 10 nahimof- e sas bis 500. NJ Loui-
laiIss, " ise si'il aassisnd Regiment, VII
Z .adsf ne'iieai ire.lnsa. At the spiral.
US Joha .lsniissn accompanied by lae'
lsashters, Kisses Nsrs Cecilia and M.r arets
'ti. Ga "Wednesday isr triP to Washington
stsre The aliet.4iIi alisud tbe Coavenr a
ssor eiova
NHsss Selie faid and Noami Hsnt Ia
eiar ie. home aariag ,as week 10 resume
sh-i tufirs d re Geo geionn convent aad
81 cahsaaes NoImsl Institute, res
aeensy
a sove is Oh loot 20 have 3 skating rink
made % he suburbs Of ihis town. 1t is said
Rev. J. 3. Poiosszser aad some Of our other
ieaains sownanen ate interested in the matter
IL Is good scheme and We hope it will 20
ibrpsrh
cse' y P Geiiata, Of Newark, MI.
We etasfs' sn' or H. Naiaal Benefit Life
faspuuse eanpany. tine oldes. and said 70 he
DE uet insersaee compfay 10 TIE vorId is
ealing aia wise w. . Q. Howard, the
Special Aasa or De sams arn'
speisi ssl- -Esa 'sai.sk 'ah,e ail Goth ice
Fd. ahs Ill eoa4 lac 81. iAdief heavy win
ffr sesis 2iar 49, osiias shirts Wild collars
dsitcb as only iaauu and childreus'
vests oly q. paNbaol' SOAP weighing ID
onig 81 meH good heavy top shirts 25e;
graaiissd asgl 5Irs arowu sugar sse.-J.
D. Easasiita TIE Blrsa.n Merchant.
The removal Of Air j. b. Matdngly's large
wassh9ase u this town from the railrosd to
gdiasi'ch's Store da,iag The week by means
Of rollers, manual ieio, etc, attracted num-
erous syeetsiois wbo rned eager to witness
a "doua- wslt Rash nfbasiaess caused
iae Bsgaia Ner bAat 70 provide additional
room for his inefessa stock. lie is now pre-
psrea 50 i'aadis i've a'gest assortment in
Charles coanV
NJ Benjamin 4 Davis Left The county on
sunday 70 sccrpi position with saks 4 Co..
oas Of ne largest and most reliable business
aoase Washington city The srm recent
ly bosght out lae Boston end Variety Store
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-16

NIB object OF this proceeding is to procure
l. me ratification aud confirmation Of sale
made On The second day of July, 10 the year
lds7, ~ 5 henry Coz, Collector Of Stat
sld C0laiy Taxes of The Third Collection
District ofOharlss which ia the aid Colleelor's
aaFertisement OF sale is described as follows
J tract Of land located in the Seventh Elec-
tcn Disriet OF Charles County, called Part
q Mason ; Amendment extending on both
s.dei Of the public road leading from Port
toparee 10 ely mont, assessed ia the name Of
i'eaiaeriy Spear. Also a tract Of land located
3. Inc seventh Election District of Charles
county, called Part OF Aason's Amendment
rna shitcheils lot assessed 10 the name OF
} D tiowArd's heirs.
tnsi the said Collector having made re-
i.afi % this Court Of said sale, together with
~ rss proceedings had In relation thereto, and
tre said g.oceedings having been examined By
tle Gear and he same appearing TO be feru lar,
and the provisions Of law 10 relation thereto
appearing to have teen complied with.
II . thefeupoa, this 10th dag Of September.
in ire year 1895. by the Circuit Court for
thafles County, adjudged and ordered that
a notice be given by the Insertion
of cops OF this order in some news
paper Published ia the said Charles
.Coyaty orce week Tor four successive weeks
before tue 18th day Of October, in the
sai scar 1858, warning all persona interested
in The srio property to be and appear in this
toaf, BY the said nineteenth day Of September
10 the said year 1898 70 ioS cause, if any they
have whr said sale Should not be ratified
und conhrmtd.
GEO C. NERRICK, A. J.
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