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IN MEM0RIAM.

After a painful illness OF consumption, Mr..
OILS Smooi died Angus, 2s, 1893.
Death has again entered our litile circle and
robbed Us of another loved one Less thaa
three years ago we bore to the family burying
ground our darling Lula. In SO short time
death elainss another victim; this time onr
dear brave boy is cot down in his young
mauho ID We ere wont to say, oh Mysteries
Of Mysieries Why is it tbus2 But we refrain
God in his wisdom doeth All things we'll
We know our boy is at rest, for his converse
tons with his young wife and relatives dur
ing his late Illness, gave evidence of his
readiness to depaft and be at rest. Natural,
that ia his youth be should cling to life, but
when he found there was no hopes, be was
resigned and ready to CO. only anxious that
his worldly affairs should be settled before be
died Between the moments of intense suffer
my be would Jest with those around him,
causing them TO smile in their deepest an
auish. Then as his pain would return he
would repeat bis fasorits words, Lord have
mercy, patience, gracious, until ease returned
then he would be cheerful.
Is il right to grieve for loved ones,
Who have reached the glory land,
And are safe from all temptations,
With the happy ransomed band.
No well bow in sweet submission,
To our heavenly Fathers will,
For He doeth all things wisely,
And we'll serve and love Him still
By His parents
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Accu-diug TO announcement in Cur last issue
Use iir, snioAn and IA Piaia BASE Bal eiu'T
n,st snt The ar.i time ,ais 81 'sou On SATURDAY
egeuin1 last On the grounds Of the latter
team. Aa unusual Urge crowd witnessed
tie game, the visitors frcm Brypniewn form
ing good part II the attendance. The game
,.sgan about o'clock and the regular mum
ber Of innings were played, the result being
another victory for the home club. A hard
dose 6, was for the visitors 10 take, but they
5 sallowed il with singular ease and without
niurmur. Our boys PLAYED u their usual
good style and put up number one game
while the visitors also made some beautiful
plays, fought hard for The game and made
;hings pretty livelJ iof the home club Score
10 10 . ia favor Ct la Plata
The return gene bet~een the Br,aniown
and La Plata base Ball Clubs was played
Monday evening al Bryantown and resulted
in an appareu, defeat for the visitors Will
the game WIS exciting from start to finish, 1t
was anything but source Of pleasure and
enjoyment to the eye Of the spectator who un-
ders;ood the game and wished to see fair
play As the visitors did not anticipate a
contest where nine men had to battle with
Ten, they failed to take an extra player along
Tor the occasion and consequently were de-
leaied notwithstanding they played superor
Jall The home club is much indebted TO the
gallant umpire, Mr.. frouer, for bis 'fn-
fallible decisions and the great work he rem
iered them ia the box The decisions Of
the umpire were partial in the extreme, and
we're 80 considered not only BY the visitors
bat ,.lso BY a majority Of the Bryantown peo-
PIE who witnessed the game. NutwiihstAud-
ing the odds which were against the La Plata
boys, they played their best to the very last
and kicked but little against the rotten
decisions of the umpire. 10 the last inning
when the visitors had tied the score, bad one
man on third base and ao one out the umpire
called the game back to the eighth inning on
account Of darkness when the bright aud
Illuminating rays Of old Sol were scarce yet
hidden benessh the horizon. Score 10 to II
IN favor Of Bryantown.
The VALLEY. and Waldorf Junior Clubs
contested for base bail honors on the latter
grounds on Tuesday evening last. The
Waldorf boys won BY score Is tos
Matthias Point and La Plata Clubs had a
match game OF ball at Chapel Point Tuesday
morning and after about Eve innings were
played the game was forfeited 9 to 0 in favor
Of Ia Plata. This was done on account Of
one Of the Virginia players meeting with an
accident which pret,nle9 Liza s.om continu-
ing in the game.
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AtmarshalI HAN.


The fourteenth annual grand tournament
vas held at Marsh. Il Hall on Wednesday
and vas witnessed by one of the largest
crowds that ever gathered upon the beautiful
grounds Of this popular resort Washington
and Virginia as well as Southern Maryland
being well represented TIE manner in
which TIE kaigbts and their admirers entered
into the the spirit OF the occasion was evident
proof that ehivalry has not yet lost its attrac-
tons in this part of our commonwealth. Tbs
bugle sounded at O clock and about twenty
icur knights promptly responded to the cali
marshalled by Mr. Benjamin Tubman and bis
aids; Nessrs, Patrick H. Hamilton, Almer
Mcdaniel and Hampton Cox. fitting which
continued fol- about three hours resulted with
the following knights the successful contest
ants; Mt W. A Miller knight of surrais
vile, won chief honor and crowned Miss Eva
Bryan, Of Prince Georges county, queen; Mr
& D. Lore, Of Prince Georges county, crown
ea Miss Susie Bryan, frst maid; Mr. Hicks.
Knight Of Bpaniown, crowed Miss Mamie
Richards, Of Washington, second mad; Mr.
Charles Robinson, Knight Of McCouchie,
crowned Miss Blanche Mudd. third maid; Mr.
II. G. Peuddicordi Of Baltimore county, won
last honor but did no; crown anyone Tue
coronation took place in the dancing pavilion
which was attractively decorated With Ameri-
can colors Owing to the absence ofMr John
4 q
unable to attend on account Of recent illness,
Hon L N. Switzerland. delivered the coro-
nation address His remarks were very in
,erestng ana well timed Following this
dancing became the order Of the evening
and continued until late hour
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died n eonsunntion n , olcIocl ~ Thr-..
ssy pjgbt q las, xeeh NJ ot,s n smoo, !,
~. ,h,s,,.4A;-a 80 - >,
"a, of Mr. and Mrs nav;a saoo, 80 ~,
,o,s,, .nd IA ,,.ar l, fs;,i, ss,,,, = -
time The as.e.sed ~ ~ + -,
With hi, father mn "a sbon, ~ mo0,h. : :
ub,n u ,,er.d =, ! ,n.,a.,. = n. ~. - ;,
rir,,bs,,;lia corsne,;n, m, -, ~, -. \
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02
school Commissioners Meeting

The School Commissioners met in their office
on Tuesday with full board present The
following business vas transacted:
The payment Of 500 was orderd for one
acre Of and purchased from DR.. A. J. smoot
for a eolored school.
Ordered that o desks ne purchased for
school No p, in the Third District and FIVE
Tor the school near Hill Top. taught by Miss
Gernc Bibby
Ordered that book cases be purchased far
The public schools ofthe county fur the storage
Of the free school books
Ordered that the contract Tor building !
school near BrYantown be awarded to Robert
81. BrawneE for The sum Of S24T.
Ordered that toe eoatrae; for building a
school in the Flflh District be awarded to
Charles Clarke ior the snm Of s225.
Ordered that Robert Price be authorized 70
have seats made for Eli Top colored school.
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The first Tournament Of the season teok
place nj Chapel Point en- Tuesday under the
auspices Of Mr. a. B Bateman Quite large
crowd gathered on the fitting grounds to
witness the chivalrons scene which began Al;
O'Clock. Eleven knights entered the con-
test for the honors Of the dag Mr. William
W. Ware, who was Chief Marshal on the oc-
casion, was mounted on beautiful steed and
filed the position with singular Ease. The
riding was over at c o'clock ard the follow
ing were the successful knights; Mr. John
Ware, knight Of 'P W 4 !" won first
honor aud crowned Miss Ellie Carpenter,
Queen Of love and beauty; Mr. Joseph Thomp-
son, Knight of Rosevile, won second honor
and crowned Miss Hayden; Mf Charles Rob
iusSn, Knight Of Dewey on Deck, won
third honor and crowned Miss Ada Bows;
Mr.. John W Thompson. Knight Of New
port, came in for the fourth homer and crown
ID Miss May Gardiner Al night, a ball which
IS considered a necessary adjunct to Il tourna-
ment in Southern Maryland, was given in the
large pavilion which had been decorated and
Illuminated for the occasion. Hon. Jamts
deb Waibach delivered the coronation ad-
dress in the absence OF the previously select-
ed orator of the evening, Hon sydney e.
audd, after which dancing began and con-
tinued until about o'clock a. H. Supper
and refreshments were served as demanded.
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"a ia. gock,ii;s Fair ,ion,sons,, .os.t,
we're Hessrs. AT l.io,a. r A H,ehmoad
ch.,is. w,sh, and Ens.no i,o.d
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Cepien' is'' 90 Meonssaay 'or New forf,
w" "'snes Y W sa'' ~ nls hew nome "a
'eliA'ea On 'i'uieaf hsF' fa'nef Sehioite'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02

TYNE object Of this proceeding is to procure
i the ratification and eoniirssation Of u sale
made on the second day Of July, ia The year
1897, By $. Henry Cox, Collector Of State
ard County Taxes for the Third Collection
District Of Charles which in the Collector =
advertisement of sale is described as follows
"a tract Of land located in the Seventh Flee.
ton District Of Charles County, called Part
u Nas0n's Amendment extending on both
sides Of The public road leading from Pert
Tobacco to Glymont, assessed in the name Of
heathefly Spear.
That the said Collector having made re-
port TO this Court Of SAID sale, together with
all proceedings having been examined BY the
Court and the same appearing to be regular,
aud the provisions OF law in relation thereto
appearing to have been complied with.
II u thereupon, this 18th day OF August,
in the year 1898, BY the Circuit Court for
Charles County, adJudged and ordered that
notice be given By the Insertion Of a eopy
Of this order in the MARYLAND ixDrpgSpESf.
newspaper Published in the said Charles
County once a week for four successive weeks
before the ui1th day OF September, ia the
said ye,r 1895 warnits all persons interested
Il the said property TO be ard appear In this
Court by the said ninteenth day OF September
il The year 1898 10 show cause, il any they
have, Fhy said sale should not be ratified
and confirmed
GEO. c. MERRICK, A j
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A. .aih siiy On ise sahlsgi s.e Toe teF.
q .--ius iar tiaek leaf 81 - a-srre i'ise.
Tex q isest quarter 'a sn '|fs'i-s snl 3 $50
il tli.nsls MS aH aver W. ssp % aooi and
alas "a 10 Try Then itasa qiieA,g vi'h a
soii einsa antii it shines ike a looking glass
rnus, ror vehirn' dressing for tan sho'T is
the inside OF h-nras skiu. Ihis Is ruthrd
aell aud evenly ill over the shoe, and re
moving ~ stou and dirt as giving q hne
polish, which las, is through; out by usiae a
flannel cloth for wipiae dry and another
clean flannel Tor polishing siice Of lemon
IS also used a. tan ieaihef tor dressing.
Patent leather must neter bc hlacked OF
polished with anything but oh Tnel are
the hardss. kind Of shoes ~ ktcp % go9t
order 1t is necessary to tale eleen sstrS e
aud clean them from dirt before aprlrus ,ac
OIL Il may then h. .abbed d., Al cnev Win
a fauuel or other soit elolh. white an no.
scratch the patent finish
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02
Unequaied Prices For Equal Grade
Lumber

Any one contemplating building --or those
desiring only small quantity OF Lumber Of
any description whatsoever-should not fail
TO get our estimate before ordering. Lowest
price quotations-quiek deliveries -well-sea-
soned lumber = Strictly No. 1. shingles
50 rs per NJ All other lumber and mill
work at equally low prices Painted doors
inch thick At 8 90 each, size 2.6x6 81
THOS' W SMITH. let and Ind ave Phone
All. Mill and Wharves. foot 4th ST.
Phone SOL
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02

Ccan buad mean elem skin. No
Jeautv without 1t. Casoarets, Candy gathar
tie e.sa, yoHr blood and keep It clean, By
shining up the LAZY liver and driving all i'm.
Puritics from the L0dy. Begin today C
Danish p!nples, boils, blotchcs, hlaekheads,
aud that siekly bilious complexion by taking
Cascare;s, beauty for ten Genes All drug.
Sistss satisfaction guaranteed. l0e. 25c SOC.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02

The BEsr SALyE in the world for Cats.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eraptions, End positively
cures Plies, o. nc pay required II is guar
aRteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded Price 20 cents per box. For sale
by La Plata Drug Store.
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Prohibition Meeting.

Mr.. W Frank Tucker, Of Baltimore,
will address meeting at La Plata on
Tuesday, September 9th, at 2 80 2 NJ
and at Bryanscwn al 30 the same
evening All cordially invited to at
tend,
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Dismissed.

Nj. Q A. Seaie, of this county, was among
those dismissed from thu Custom douse last
week, reduction beiag made in The force
Mr.. Neale was appointed by ex-colleetor
Shaw and has held the Office about four
years
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Interest Of the Members and Of the
Managers Identical.

% This Company opens 10 the public its
record Of FIFTY-FOUR YEARS aud invites
attention to its present condition. It has no
thing to conceal The insured and managers
have never had separate or diverse interests
Both hare sought tho same end-the most in
sarance at the smallest cost compatible with
the safety Of the Investment and the security
Of the claim Mt maturity
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02

Every day strengthens the belief of emil
nent physicians that impure blood is the
cause Of the majority of our diseases.
Twenty-Five years ago this theory was used
as 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 is sold BIZ all dealers.
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wHEsKEY AGENCY

Kings Pure Rye Whisky is acknowledged
BY phTsieAas, aud al good judges Of whlakey
to be lhe purssl, and best article Of It's kind
sold IN the state
F. BROOKE MATTHEW'S, Sole agent
Faulkner, Ma
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Transfers of Property


Bills Of Sale Prom Charles s Good to R.
L Cooksey $500 Wm f PicketeH to Wash
Hicks $50 John Shorter to Same, ST so etc,
James N Miles to Catherine E. Miles, $500;
Ambrose Buck to J, Dudley and Sous, 500;
James W NARROW to Wash Hicks, S3sIll;
James T. Turner to Mary G. Turner, 5000;
Aussenus Butler to Il Il Richmond. Ss4 IS;
Willie Wedding to MARI S. Wedding, Sl73
Deeds-From A jackson Smoot and al to
Board of School Commissioners, for lot in
Fifth District, so; L. B. Owens and al 70
Mary E Sewell, for part OF "White Cottage
farm, so J Benjamin Na;tiuzly aud al 10 NJ.
@. Oliver, for house aud lot 10 La Plata ], etc;
James n Miles and al 10 lrne Carlin, for lot
in Fourth District l; Same to Ella u simp-
sou, for part OF ''Assiugtonn harm, Il Same
to Catherine Miles. for 1850 acres Of land in
Fourth District, 1900; Richard B. 3 Chew,
Jr trustee, 10 Albert b. and james Posey
trustees. for 'smiihfeld" farm, 5000; F.
Stone 20 Albert S. and James Pcssy, trustees,
for land in The Third District, !
Mortgages From James Posey to German
Il Hunt, on Groves Regain farm, 1900;
Julian Ingle and al to A Richmond on
farm in Fifth District, 500
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DAT Tobacco SPIT and Smoke lonr lie Asay
II you want 10 quit tobacco Using easily
ard forever. be made well, strong, magnetic,
full of new life aud yigor, take No-F0-i3ac,
he wonder-worlser, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 400, 900 cured. Buy No-To-l3ac OF your
druggist under guarantee to cure, SOC O,
5l.u0 Booklet and sample mailed free. Al,
StecliDg Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02

-Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
Without additional charge
All advertisements due and payable after the
frat Insertion.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will be inserted at ten cents per line.
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81 One desiring insurance should take
policy in a company whose history furnishes
proof that the policy holder will be treated
fairly, his Investments be safe, the payment Of
his policy at maturity be certain, and full
equivalent be guaranteed by law, in case OF
lapse, for every dollar he pays. These ndvan-
tages are secured to every policy holder in the
ST ATE MUTUAL
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Gain Of Five Years

70 That the advantages offered 10y the STATE
MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
arc appreciated ny the public, is shown by the
large and steady growth made by the Com
pany during the last five years.
From january, 1898. TO JANUARY /, 1898, il
INCREASED IT'S
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A startling incident o. which Mr. Juhf
Oliver Of Pbiladelphia, was the subject. is mar
rated by hitn rs follows, II was in a mos
dreadfui condition AY skin was almost ye,-
low. eyes snnken, tongue cOsled, pain con
tinually in the back and side, no appetite -
gradually growing weaker dny BY day. THREE
ph, sicians had given me up. Fortunately, 9
friend edvised trying Electric Bitters, and &c
ms great joy and surprise. the first bottl,
made "A decided improvement continued iheii
use for three weeks and am now a well man
know they saved my lite, and robbed th,
grave Of another victim No one should gli
to try them Only so cents per hostile at Ii
Plala Drug Store
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02

~ Persons desiring further inf rmetion Oh
Insurance, are invited to apply TO any Of th,
Company's Agents or to the Home Office
$40 MAIN ST WORCESTER, MASS.
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Friday, September 2, :. 1898
LOCAL BREvITIEs


~
'''1'' - '''
The Marlboro FAR begins on Iaesosy next
The orplnns' cour, will meet mex, Tues
day.
cos,.s Commissioners win meet NEXT Tines
day.
Supervisors OF Election will meet on Tues
day.
The T.ower Cedar Point dances have been
discontinued
Mr.. John E. Stone, has been indisposed
during the week.
We are indebted to Mr. J. H. Penn for a
choice lot of peaches.
Yesterday was the opeuing Of the oyster
season for the tongers
Miss Mary Murray. Of Washington, is visit
inc friends in The county
Mr.. t. t. owen. paid Il business trim to
Baltimore during the week
Miss Hortense Dieees is a guest Of Miss
Horlense Contee. Wayside.
Mr.. Constantine Turner, Of baltimore, is at
'"s "o''ie y us pa'sn's' "a ''A'a
MSS fSnu's ni''u'e, u /" asn,ns''"' spent
'ne "eea "''u 'a'S' "0'i'e i'niii'on'
Mrs Loretta Nonculeri OF New York, is
visiting relatives at Cedar Grove
There will be a colored tournament at
Chapel Point on Tuesday, September 6.
Miss Rosie G. Garraher, of Washington. is
sojourning with friends in Piccawaxen-
Nr.L A Wilmer. La plata Is on a short
trip to friends in Annapolis and Baltimore
city.
.oo;,s man, rersons from, tb;s peigbborhood
...s.s.a a. ,,a..h.,, n Il, ,.a.s.... -.
Wednesday.
NJ Rrowr of,b. po,,;mo,a srn ra;,o.;a,
s,sg was enest during tbs ueek Of NJ q
H W da ,b,s town
Mr.. \ how aid vou and Miss II sr;oy vo,r
dv;vo from ,ha ..po;n,,, - ..r sa,s t5.,,-,,
r.,a. 1870
- -, '',s "'o''" ii''o
M '"' s'''k On oak
=" ''''
" Dyer OF Washington, has returned
.0n'e ''e~ WEN S'loHrn W''n friends ~
M John Turner, Of Washington, is spend
ing some time with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A'eA iarafr IL f'aia-
Miss Tillie Digges who spent several weeks
with Miss Dodie Wills, near Bel Alton, re-
turned home Thursday.
Miss Jennie Hawkins, near LIS Plata, IL
spending several weeks with her aunt, Mss
Mary Robertson, Baltimore.
Mr.. Allie Bowling. son Of Mr. Alexanas,
Bowling, Bryantown, has started bust.
ness Of his own in Baltimore
Miss Grace stone of Aonasr, pr,,c.
Georges county. is a guest Of M. and Mrs
Henry G. Robertson, this town.
Miss Inn Dver wba bas hoo, ,,,os, :,
Miss PHYLLIS sioues,reet GRANGE has ro,rr,.
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This Company pays death claims as soen as
proofs of death are received and approved; an
endowment on the day the term expires 1t
avoids litigation It pays policy as readily,
as promptly, and as cheerfally, when tits due
as il receives the premiums on the same when
they are due
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02

HOODS PILLS cure Liver llis, sl-
iousnesss indigestion, headache.
Easy TO take, easy to operate. 25c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02

20 When a beneficiary other than the in
sured is named in policy effected by any
person on his own life or on the life Of another
such beneficiary having an insurabie interest
in the insured life is entitled to the represent
tstives Of the person eifecting the same.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-02

% The State Mutual recognizes the right
Of its members TO know what is doae with
their money, and their right to insist thst it
shall never be Appropriated unwisely or ex-
nt.utled extraysgaufiv
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A Primary Principle Of Management

"a 1t was primary principle Of The State
Mutual that the expenses should be restricted
to the smallest sum which would secure
honest, intelligent and efficient service. II
has found no occasion to abandon that prin-
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General Agent for Eastern Pennsylvania.
Maryland and District Of Colamhia.
I North Calvert ST.. BALTIMORE, III
WIN. NJ. HOWARD, Agent,
Bel Alton, Maryland
any 90 gq-fv
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hltesnpayment lite policy, issued at 80,
for $40, 900, annual premium, S372.000 After
i've premiums have been paid, The cash sHrreH-
der Cdiue as fixed by the law Of Massachusetts,
is si,0i5.5O The paid ~ paiue, s2.9s0.o0.
A tweniy-psymeut life policy, age 80 for
$4,000, annual premium S3l4.00O. After
Der value Is 81, so2 60. The Paid aP raiae,
81, 10000.
iorty.year endowme age 30, for $40,
900 annual premium S259.O0 After ten pre-
milms have been paid, the cash surrender
rdia Is 81. 2S2 90. The paid up taias 81,
929 20. After twenty-five premiums have
been paid, he cash surrender udi1s is 81, 36l.-
40 The paid up .alas Sc, $1,000.
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Sherif'S Sale
-uF-
Valuable Real Estate
IN
CHARLES COUNTY.

ply VIRTUE OF two Wri,s Of Fieri Fa-
u cias issued out Of the Circuit Court
for Charles County one at the suit Of
Adriau Posey. use S Henry Cox, Jr
and one st tho suit of Adrian posey, use
Of Harry Kirk, use Of 5 Henry Cox.
Jr against the goods and chatteis, land
and ienements Of J s Bealle, to me
directed, have seized and taken in ex-
reuiinn ell the right, title, clai'n, inter
ST, aud estate at Law. and in equity Of
the SAID s. Bealle, IN and to the fol-
| wing property to wit:
All bat loi trset, piece, part or par
eel Of land lying in the Sixth Election
District Of Charles county, known as.
"LAbREL BRANCH"
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature Sassa sss Of &12zSz9
card.

We wish to extend our thanks to those who
kindly ofiiciaied at the funeral ofour dear boy,
ons Smoot, especially TO Messrs Sherwood
and Edelen, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Turner.
Kindly,
Smoot FANNY.