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Miss Lima johnson has just returned home
after an sx ended visit to Baltimore.
Miss Ginnette Reele spent several days dur
ing the past week with Miss Marie Mattngly
Mr. Robert johnson lost valuable horse
on Thursday last, supposed TO have heen owe
burdened 10 drive to Chapel Point on The
4tb. Girls be careful how you take on pas
sengers in the future
Mr. j. Simpson left for KloIdike on Tue
day last, bu. being unable to take his little
bride with him he soon returned, leaving
fortune seeking for a future date.
May, the pretty little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs james Miles is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Sallie Clair Higdon, Port To,aeco
Rsv. Father Wade eontemplaies having an
entertainment for the benefit Of Newpor.
church the LIST of August
Quite number Of the young folks Of The
neighborhood visited Chapel Point on the Alb
and enjoyed dsnciaR and the IRE wooks iia
mensely, but it seems that whilst The eleetric
lights are very radiant, they need heibg
Frightened more for the eye sight of one Of
our gallant young gents who could moi
recognize bis so called best girls as the,
passed by. What vas the matter J Perhaps
your collar wasjust from the La Plata liundry
aud you we're afraid TO ub neck Don
you think 50 Miss W
Frank which do 'ou prefer as a sadd E
horse after Wednesdays experince, the gra,
or the bsy?
How about it judse2 We suppose the ia
black will get some rest now.
"Wnoodrowffe
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The Board Of Supervisors Of Election was
in session on -Taesds1 with Messrs. keecb
Medley and Carrico in attendance. TIL
following business was transacted.
Robert | Digges was appoiLted registra
ton officer in the First District vice Rirhard
A. Murray excused OIL account Of dizziness
J. Watson Wheeler app 1iated in the Third
District vice George W Carpenter exeu ted On
account Of advanced age
Webster Hayden was appointed in the Fiftt
District in place Of Leon Hayden who was
excused on account of hearing.
O Bowling Of the Eighth District, wa.
excused from attending the meeting becaus-
Of the death OF his mother.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday, Jul % 1899
when Judgesand Clerks OF Election will he sp
pointed and the registration officials who
allied to qualify at this meeting will he ex
4mined and commissioned.
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The man who said be would look around TO
see il be couldn't get better prices than ours
Is dead, be SIMPLY died from exhaustion in his
hopeless task, as well might be have searched
for needle in Haystack as 70 End as low
prices as ours, we could have saved this I'M
fortunate mans life IL be had only m ,de
known to US bis troubles, II there are any
Others so afflicted as 10 think they can even
match our prices they bad better heed the
case before too late and go and see J Dudley
aud Son, Patuxent City, Nd. They are life
savers
ffyou wish good -four, get your wheat
ground at the Aliens Fresh Patent Roller
Process uill, You will receive prompt atten-
lion, FIRST class -four, and a good turn out.
Flous, meal, bran, and mill feed foi sale. 10
connection with this there is also Saw Mill
where sou eau save both money and haaiing
5 there ia n competent sawyer TO re; as much
AS can be gotten out Of each log. Saving
done at "a 90 per thousand T. or on shares.
Geo. W. Cross
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Death

Died at the home Of her son near Du Bots
on Friday, June 30, Mrs Mildread Dyson,
aged eighty-hve gears She was siling but a
very short time, death being due to heart
trouble. She leaves three sons and one
daughter. Messrs. William, Samuel and
John S Dyson and Mrs Thomas X Moraa
Messrs John s. and Mahalon Goodrich, Of
this county are the surviving brothers of the
She was buried on the following Sunday at
the fumily burying ground on the farm ofMr
Samuel Dyson. The pail bearers were; Messrs
w NJ. Moran, Theophelus and Benjamin
Swami. A. NJ Freeman, W NJ. Dubois and
Joseph Cooksey.
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Transfers of Property

Bills of Sale-From George 7 Thompson
to William H. Moore Il Co, $3.50 &c; John
Kershaw to George G Kershaw, 800; John
Shorter to Washington Rieks. $50; Robert
W Murray to Same. Sl55 81; Charles Il
Robey to Same. Sl7T 10; Edward l. Sanders
to Same, 1881 SO; Charles H. Brown to
Same. Sl2O 65; Llewellyn jenkins and al to
Sydney E Mudd, 500 Joseph Hill to VIM
Mex Burroughs, S37 so
Deeds-From Emma A Smith and al to
Buena V. Speake for intere in ''wiston
Wish farm, 1916 Thomas E. Speake to
Duena " Speake, fer interest in same farm.
81.
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Mrs. Barney, wiz Of Mayos Barney, CON
mandaut Of the Arsenal at san An'ouia
Texas, VINO recently visited the family Of NJ =
A. J.. L,on at bis beautiful home on the
Potomac, in this county, has gone to WISH
Der son in Chicago. The family Of NJ. L'on
is spending the sum ner at Bedford springs
DR.. Samuel L Harmon formerly Of WASH
ington, D. c., has opened office at Mason
Springs The doctor WAS for sometime col
neeted with the Chlldren's and Emergency
Hospital Of Washington, and served dur'nt
the America-Spanish war in Cuba as ASSIST
aut Surgeon with rank Of LIST Lieutenant ne
comes among Us we'll prepared for Tie
practice Of Surgery and Medicine
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To be bound hand and foot for years by II G
chains of disease is the worst form Of slavery
George D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich
tells how such slave was made free. He
says; 'My wife has been so helpless for Eve
years that she could not turn over in bed
alone After using two bottles of Electric
Bitters, she is wonderfully improved aud able
TO do her own work. This supreme remedy
for female disease quickly cures nervousness
slscpIessness. melancholy. headarhe, backache
fainting and dizzy spells This miracle work
ing medicine is a godsend to weak, siekly,
run doSn people. Every bottle Guaranteed
Only so cents. Sold by La Plata Drug Store.
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SheriH'S Sale
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate
IN
CHARLES COUNTY.
CHARLES COUN rY.

BY VIRTUE Of a Writ of Fieri
tacias issued out of the Circuit Court for
Charles County at the suil Of State Of
Maryland. use Of Marion Ducketi.
Charles II Stanley and David S.
Briscoe. Trustees, against the z, eds
aud cbattels. land and teDements OF
Henry ". Clagett and Grace Clageti
Hill, to me directed, Lave seized md
akeu in execution, all the right. tile,
claim. interest and estate at law ami in
equity, of tie said Henry W. Clag, tt
and Grace Clagett Hill, in and 10 the
following property to wit;
All the right, title and iDteres. Of
Grace CIagett Hill in and to all the real
estate acquired BY the said Grace G
Hill under the will Of the late john
Dominick Bowling, deceased, lying ano
situated in Charles County, being til.
two farms tracts of land in said
Charles county, near the tS0%p OF Bene-
dict, one Of them being known as Me
Hill Place which was purchased from
the late Henry Sothoron by the said
John D. Bowling, deceased, containing
about 500 acres; and the other known
as the "0ld Place" or the Burnt Gu
Place" adjoining the former tract oil
land on the West, which latter tract
consists % three parcels; one of them
about 80 acres, which was bought by
the said John D. Bowling, deceased,
from james Waters; another of them
about 2l0 acres, which was bought BY
! the said John d. Bowling, deceased,
from Mrs. Morton Waters, Of George
town, and the remaining parcel, or so
much thereof as was not sold by the said
John D BoEling, deceased, in bis life
time, consisting Of upwards Of 700 acres
of land formerly belonging to the late
Erasmus Gill, Of Charles county.
Also lot No 4 of Benedi,t farms laid
off to the said Grace C. Hill by parti-
ton proceedings in the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county in Equity. Be-
ginning at NoS7 at post and running
thence up and with the Patuxent river
at low W tier mark, N 800 45f. Il 81
perches and 20 links, N 4So L II
perches and 9 links, thence leaving the
ciyer and running South $50 SOY, W Is
perches 8 links to . post now fixed at Q
as boandry between said lot and lol
No 5 and grounds attached to house No
7, thence with the dividing line between
lot No 5, N 800 45N, W "a perches 10
links to the center of the marsh, thence
by the middle Of said marsh S 60 45N
Il rs perches 10 links to the dividing
line between lot No 3. thence with said
line reversed S 500 45N, L 81 perchts
to the beginning post at No 81, contain
ing 10 acres and roods
Also a rectangular lot of the village
lots. embracing house No 5. iying South
100 3O', W 2 perches % links from
third boundry, fronting on road A
perches II links with depth Of IA
lerches measured from the center of
road.
And l hereby give notice that | will
offer for sale at the Court House door
IN La Plata, on
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Bismark $ Iron Nerve

Was the result Of his sp esdia health. In
domitable will tad Tremendous energy
not found where Stomach. Liver, Kdne, 5
and Bowels are out OF order. II you want
these quantities and the success thes bring, use
Or. Kidg's New Life Pills They devlep
every power Of brain and brain and oody
Only 25c at La Plata Drug Store.
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The County Commissioners were in session
Tuesday WITH Messrs Bowling, Ching Nor
man aud Bragunier present The following
business was transacted;
Ordered that Hear Simms be appointed
Ct nstsble of the Fifth Election District.
Ordered that the Clerk to the Commissioners
write to coal dealers for bids on No 2 coal.
TIE Board spent the rest Of the session in
paying Road Supervisors for work done dur
ing month Of June
Adjourned to meet August !, 1899
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Friday. July IA, -lS9s
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Miss Edith Reb Cox spent the week at
Hanson Hill"
The Orphans Court will hold regular
meeting on Tuesday.
Mr.. John W Albrittain lost a useful work
horse on Tuesday night.
The Republican primaries will be held in St.
Mary's county tomorrow.
Miss Salie Dyer, sf Baltimore, is visiting
friends in Bryantown.
MissT Bowling is visiting her cousin. Mr.
Norbert Bowling Bryantown.
Miss Jennie Musebette, La Plata, has re-
turned from visit to Washington.
Miss Emma Mudd is spending her vacation
with friends and relatives in the county.
DR.. and Mrs Q. Il Posey, INT. PIsasan'."
spent several days in Washington this week
Hon. s. E. Mudd and family are spending
a few days at Piney Point, ST. Mary's Couu-
IT,
There will be festi raj and entertainment
at. Trinity Church, 'old Fields" on August
oh
Mrs Relic 8 Day. McCouchie. advertises
Der farm, Friendly Hall, " for sale in this
issue
Tho MARYLAND State Teaoheis' Association
80 hs,a a, OCEAN C;tv nm the llth. 18th and
,,,h
NJ E,eas,,ck Ninth Of Bal,imore Is
.n,m.,;nr a, ,be home orM, Matthews
Io,h.,,
a.. D. ~ Ra..v of,he Norrmsn,.l
GU :. .s;.,,. ..,,a,;,,. ,.;,t ..l.,,v.. a,
sns
'' "4u ''' W.
W ''s '''''"
Miss Maggie Welch, Of st Mary's County,
ne Rue'''o' "e' s''''' N''' wv - ''O'0''
""'uo'''
Misses, Della MADDOX and Della Harris OF
Washington are guests OF Mrs. ELIZA "eems-
aif new
MI Percivai radReH OF washington oiv
was guest Of his brother Mr. B. Y Padgett
during the week
Mr.. Allie Bowling, OF Baltimore is at the
home Of bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs Alex Bowl
ing, Bryanto"n.
There will be no ice cream for sale in this
town on Tuesday next by the members of the
Ladies' Aid Society
Mrs. John 7. Davis with her grand dAugh-
ter are on visit at Popleton and Hawthorn
for couple of weeks
Mr.. James Ferguson. Of near Baltimore, is
spen ling while at the home Of his aunt, Mrs.
Emily Storestreet
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Conlyn, Of Washington.
were gues,s of the family of Mr.. Marshal
Chairman. during the week
ment and ball which will be given at Piney
Point on the 9th of August.
u;ss uoua Rnr.h who no. b,., v,s;,,uu
s.;ana. - ,ha oonn,r ,a,nrnaa - h. 49,
IL ps,,;.noo ondav
sas'er ffed "eooef aoa SISTERS Misses
sellie ana MARY are VISITING 'ne'r aunt mrs
D. herr' hefr'Dfook'
An Atheletic Club has been organized at
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Parties having business with steamers al
Riverside, are hereby notified that under the
present management and unsafe condition of
my wharf he. must personally attend 10
such business; meet the steamers, deliver and
receive their own lie ters aud take away ihier
goods when landed If pui in warehouse it
will he at on ners Fisk. viii not BE- respon-
sihle far aecidenp or anything lost from
wharf Or Warehouse. | have 10 agent or
other representative ii that point. Due
uotire will he given WHEN matters are again
ON business iooliug.
", u. SWAN.
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NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted 10 the late firm of
~ Roberts d Owens are earnestly requested
70 settle on or before the LIST Of August next.
II not settled by that time ali accounts notes,
he then due will he plsced in the hands Of
al attorney for eollectiea, as the business
must be settled up.
j. II. ROBERTS.
iuue Pam. 7. T.0WEN.
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Death of Mr.. owen

Mr.. John W Owen, highly respected
citizen of this county, died at bis home,
'Owensville," at O'Clock Yesterday evening
Mr.. Owen was in the ssth year of his ase
and had been in declining health for the past
eight months The deceased was engaged in
mercantile business 10 the early part Of bis
lite, but later he took up the pursuit OF farm
ing and followed it successfully during the
remaining years # his life. lie leaves two
sons and one daughter: Nessrs 7. T. Owen,
J. h. Owen and Mrs R. A. Murray The
funeral will AXE place to- morrow. Interment
at Mt Rest cemetery. La Plata
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Misc nawa. din, D,ane, daugh'srol Judge
) ? Crane, this Juaisisl bi iriei, vhonvti'-
! The family OF Rev A A. }. Bushoue,
w odsioek, Va wa. .,iaeked by q ruhber ~
Sunday last who tor TIRE rings rom b,r
hand She attended church that morning but
as she sas feeling uawell. she left ef're ihr
close Of the service. Soc went to The houie
where she Wa visiting aut il VS.
clio ed, she then went 10 tie
rear Of the building to vet drink q
water and as she was sboui half the distabee
3 man sprang from behind ienoe and grab
bed her She liberated herself from his grasp
tor a moment but he caught her again and
secured her rings Miss Crane screamed and
became unconscious When sie feeove ed
the robber had disappeared but she gave the
alarm and soon men heavily armed iraversed
the country 10 search Of tbe robher, ansuccess-
fully. It is thought that if be had been
caught that day re would likely have been
ynehed Two of tile rings stolen. including
8 diamond and fsmils heirloom were found on
box about thirty feet from where The robber
assaulted his victim Miss Crane has entirely
recovered from her experience.
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Religious Notice.

Sunday, July Is: Children's Day services
at Pisgah, morning and afternoon. Basket
dinner in the grove. No preaching at Chick
amuxen.
M J.B HENRY. Pc.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, BIZ
lousness, indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 2oc.
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Mr. Henry Bruce Berry. Of near this town,
an6 Miss Katherine Virginia Pearson, daush
ter Of Mr.. Robert Pe4son, White Plains, were
married at the parsonage Of Rev j. +. Pom
dexter, La Plata, at 8 O'Clock on Wednesda'
night. The ceremony was witnessed b.
many Of Of the relatives and friends Of the
contracting parties
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Tuesday, August Isl. 1889,

ton District Of Charles County, will sell al
public sale, to The highest bidder for cash al
be Court House door, at La PLAZA, on
Tuesday, August Isl 1890,
between the hours Of IL NJ and 2 o'clock
?. NJ the following real estate or as much
thereof rs may be necessary TO satisfy Stat
tnh County taxes due for the years 1896
1897 and 1898, to-wit
A trast Of land situated in the Third Col
'ectiou District, a1jteent TO the town Of L.
Plata, extending on the North and West sides
IF said town. assessed in the mans Of Mary
8radyls Heirs, known rs part Of fermi-
tage
Due for County Tax for 1885,. .........Ss IS
Due for State Tax for ls96........ ......... AZ
Interest from Jan. LIST, 1897
Due for County Tax for lss7............s20 90
Due for State Tax for ls9T............... 3 ss
Interest from Jaa LIST, 1898
Due for County Tax for $685.. ........S20 80
Due for State Tax for 1898 ............. IS
Interest from Jan lsf, 1899
The above prop riy, will te sold ty tie col
leetar, AS authorized by Artice al Section
Sc Of the Cad- Of Public Gen. ri b.Ws. entii
led Reseaue and Taxes. sub little the SAFE by
collectors ana The proceeds ill lie apple =
the pt}ineni of the taxes for the alto re Ell,
with the interest and MI costs thai my &c
crue under this sale.
HENRY cox, Sol ector
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Four changes allowed to yeAi.y advertisers
without additional charge
An advertisements due and payable aiter Tue
first Insertion
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will he inserted at ten cents per line.
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1855 Summer ,Cptdsiie. q g.
WEEMS STEAMBOAT 70.
o. ~u- er Sunday Ju,! 2ud.
Stsaluot Fl Iarp g

o. at. 'or Sunday Ju,! 2ud
staaluGl t. NARY s
Will leave Pier s, Ligth Street, every
Saturday, and Wednesday at 6 80 a. IN.
for Fair Haven, Chesapeake Beach,
Plum Point, Governors Run. Dare and
Patuxent River as far up as Benedict.
h.eturuing will leave Benedict every
Monday aud Thursday at $50 a. IN, !,
Sotterly at s a IN, Milestone Landing
At 10 M Governors Run at IL m. !,
Plum Point a p NJ and Fair Haven
at 2 80 p IN. for Baltimore.
Freight received at pier s, Tuesday
and Friday until 8 P. NJ, for the fol-
lowing wtarves:
Fair Haven, Chesapeake Beach, Plum
Point, Dare's, Governors Run, Cove
Piont, Drum Point, Milestone, Solomon,
Island, Spencer's St Leonlrd's, Sellers
Sotterly. jones, Parkers', Forests
Wilkins, Dukes. Trent Hall. Holland
Point. Benedict, For CIarke's Wharf on
Tuesday only.
Steamer Ne5tmorelan1.
Will leave Pier 2, Light Street, every
Sunday and Wednesday at 7 p M for
Patuxent River direct as far up as
Bristol Returning will lelve Bristol
At 10 a. m on Monday and Friday,
md Milestone s p m, for Baltimore,
calling at no whsrves below Lictch' s
excepi when signaled from whsrves on
the river for passengers and perishable
freight
Freight received at pier 2, Saturday
and Wednesday until 6p. m, for the
following wharves:
Lietch's. Truensn's Point, Deep
Landing Hollands Cliffs. Msgruder's
Ferry, Lower Marlboro, Whites Land
ing. Ferry Landing, Nottingham, Lyons
Greek. Bristol. Mt. Pleasant Ferry.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
Office Pier 2 LIGHT st
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A grand tournament and ball will he Civ
at Piney Point Hotel on "Wednesday, Augu
9Th Eou. William Kilgour OF Montgomet
County will deliver the charge 10 the Knight
The Coronation address and the Crownink
of the Queen and ner attendants will take
place immediately before the opening Of the
ball in the evening.
TIE prizes 10 be contested for are set OF
Buggy Harness, A Briddle aud Saddle and :
Hsndsome Whip.
Entrance Fee 81 90
Knights intending 10 entel should address
at an early date, for full particulars.
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
Piuey Point Nd.
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For County Commissioner.

\ HEREBY announce myself as candidate
l for County Commissioner subject TO the
action Of the Republican Convention.
THOMAS A. MATTHEWS,
inna 2.hm-
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FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons oAinS taxes 10 the estate Of the
late W D posey, are hereby notified 10 Pay
same at uuce or the law to make them will be
rigidly enforced
ADRIAN POsEY, Administrator,
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strange

A man residing on tie Elstern Shore O
Mar, land recently wrote his name md ad-
dress on postal card and simply addressed
il Beues,h q Sons, Baltimore BY return
mail he received handsome % page eat'-
loGne, containing. over 300 tine hsll-tOne
Illustrators AID very vall sisle suggestions
on ouomiral hpusfiufui-biRs a, rock bottom
prizes. ais j ps.-tnil L., e. ff'm toe largest
noiei hnae fifni-heis ia ihe U 5 --All for q
posiAl--rf,-it
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.N0OO ROSES. FIVE TO FIFTY CENTS
II eica f-,.t,.-t Chr s4r shemums, Ger
.iiams, Vertenis and ie Write US yor-
MS or sc "a on ma Aet ia in Lexington,
Ce.ire or N r-h Eatern Mirketa, address -
FISCHER 4 EKAS, Florists, Toll Gate
EEL .iir Ave Biliiiuore. Nd. apr. lien.
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THURSDAY, August 3, 1899,

between the hours of II and o'elo.n
P. NJ, he said property SO seized al
taken in execution by public auction
the highest bidder or bidders for cas-
JOHN W. CLEMENTS,
Sheriff
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Established In lS74.

INSCRIPTION. 81 year months, 70 cents
months, so cents. All subscription IN Ac-
,anee
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FESTIVAL
........AND.........
E entertainment.

There will be festival end entertain
mont at Trinity Church "0id Field"
on
wednesday, August eth. 1893,
An elegant dinner will be furnished on
the grounds. refreshment served during
the day aud an entertainment at night
Come one, come all
By oder Committee
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
ESTATE.

DY virtue OF a decree 81 the Circuit Court
Id for Charles County,. sitting as a Cot' {
OF kquity, passed u the 3rt day Of Jdly, 1899,
in suit ia said Court, wherein Henry ".
Richmond is plaintiff. and Laura G. Jones,
and George II. Jones, her husband and
others, are defendants, the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale b. public auction
At the dwelling mouse on the premises in said
county, on
FRIDAY, the 2Ist day ofJuIy, 1899,
at the hour ofi2 O'Clock, NJ; All that tract
Of land called
"MlLTON HILL
Of which the late DR.. Francis N Lancaster
was seized at the time of his death; said tract
Of land contains t554)
FIFTY FIVE AND oSE-BALF ACRES, more or less,
A. y Aud is improved by a com
Xr2A-R mOdiOus dwelling aud neees-
MtftNlt44,- sarF out-buildings, all 10
good repair.
The soil Is of exceptionally good character
and very fertile; it is most conveniently loca-
ted for all purposes, being within lsss than
mile from post Office, mill, school house, and
church. and is easily accessible to railroad
and steamboats,.
THE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed ; :
said decree, are: Une-half Of the purchase
noney To be paid in cash upon the rati6ca-
ton Of the sale; and the balance to be paid in
one year from date Of sale bearing interest
RON said date, and to be secured TO the salts
action Of the Trustee
The purchaser will be given immediate
possession Of the dwelling and other build
,ngs, and OF all the land with ihe exception o
the portinn rented to b II Richmond, th,
rents arising from the part of land rented al
IS above stated, will be retained By thu
Trustee and not pass to the purchaser.
JAMES +. MATTHEWS,
july 7-ct. Trustee