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Dentist.

DIR. D. SMITHERS,
DENTIST.
Graduate of University of Maryland Dental
DEPARTMENT.
Bohemia Avenue, CHESAPEAKE CITY, MD
Crown and Bridge Work Speciality. 2Oaply
An obtunder used for the painless extrac-
ton of teeth.
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Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway Co.

Steamers leave Piers 3, a. 40 Light street
wharf. Baltimore. as follows:
RAILWAY DIVISION Picr 800 Il. IN.
ana 40 p m, 1atiy. except Saturday and
SUNDAY saturday only, 100 Il: m. and $50 y.
M. FOR Claiborne and intern cdia L points 10
Ocean city.
Freight received AT Pier 4. Light street.
daily until l2.W p. m. No freight received on
CHTPTANK RIVER Line p. m. daily
except sunday, for Easton oxford, Cam
bridge and landings to Denton
WICOMICO RIVER LNE-5 p IN. every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for Win
gates Point, Deals Island ana landing to
Salisbury.
NANTlCOKE RIVER LINE p. IN. Mon.
day, Wednesday ana Friday for Deals Island
and landings TO Scatord. De-.
GREAT wICOMICO RIVER LINE-Picr. 81.
) p. m. every Tuesday. Thursday and Satllr-
day. for landings on Great WicomicO River,
DiNidnE, pymcrs, Indian and Anttpoison
tends tn Milford Haven.
PlANKATANK RIVER LINE-(Picr 3) !
p. M Monday. cdnCsday and Friday for
landings ON Milford Haven ana Pankatank
Rivcrto Frrcport. Va.
Steamers fro III South street wharf
POkOMOKE RIVER LINE p. IN. Tues
day and Friday for Crisiicld, Tangier Island,
DnancO,k and landings Ia PokOmokr Cityand
Snow Hill
MESSONGu RIVER LINE p. IN. Monday
and Thursday Tor FOrds. CriSiicld. Fnncys,
Onancock, ChcsconcsscN, Hunting Creek and
Mcssong0
OCCOHANNOCK RIVER LINE--5 co p. IN.
every Wednesday and sunday for Cristicld,
punE"l'ag :, Nandua and Occohanuock
River.
Tickets for sale at III East Baltimore stree,
md on board steamers.
y. j. BENJAMIN. T. \. JOYNES,
Supt. Railway Div, Gen. Supt.
r MURDOCH.
Gen Passenger Agent.
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face is rendered unsightly by pimples,
blotches and eruptions, whose complexion
is sallow, whose eyes are heavy whose
shoulders are bent and whose carriage is
slouchy does not succeed, either in bust
ness or in social life A man like that
should be sentenced to live for thirty days
in a room where all the walls were mirrors.
He would then get sick of his own unwhole-
someness, just as other people do. Such
man should have an honest protrait that
did not flatter him always before his eyes.
1t only costs trhe for man to dress well,
and it costs still less for him to keep clean,
wholesome and healthy in physical way.
When mans stomach is right and his di-
gestion is right, his blood will be pure and
rich aud he will be wholesome and healthy
physically. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery makes man right i'll every way
by making his stomach, liver and digestion
right. 1t gives him a hearty appetite and
facilitates the assimilation of the life Civ
ing clements of the food 1t drives out all
impurities from the blood. 1t is the great
blood maker and flesh builder. 1t does not
build flabby flesh or make corpulent peo-
pie more corpulent. Honest druggists
don't advise substitutes.
AZ was tired all the time " writes J. Edward
Davis Esq care of Geo; +, I,asher), az No: 10th
St, Philadelphia Pa. In the morning felt as
if had never slept and was too languid to eat.
was troubled with pimples, boils, dizzy head
backaclie and hollow checks. At one time
had twenty eight bOils on my back. l was
very Respondent and thought nothing would
pierces Golden Medical Discovery. This inedi-
cine, together with DR., Pierces Pellets cured
me. Folks now say: Hello, Ed! What's be-
conc Of your pimples '"
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g "A. 9 TT % REAp
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of NzH2NzzM.
DELIGHTFUL VACATION TRIP.
Tour to the North via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

Tour to the North via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Visiting Niagara Falls, Toronto, Thous-
and Islands, QIebec, Montreal, An Sable
Chasm, Lake Champlain and Lake George,
SaIatopa, and the highlands OF tha HuG-
son. Leave Philadelphia by special train
August l2. The tour will be in charge of
one of the company's experienced tourist
agents, and a chaperon, having especia,
charge Of uncscorted ladies, will also ac-
company the party.
The rate of 500 from New YORK, BROOK
Ign, Newark, Trenton, Philadelphia Har-
rlsbiug, Baltimore and Washington covers
railway and boat fare for the entire round
trip pa'lor car seats, meals en- :oute, hotel
entertainment, transfer charges and car
riage hire.
For detailed itinerary, tickets or any adj.
Iltional information, address Tourist Agent
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 1876
Broad way, New York; Ticket Agent, 500
Fulton Street, Brooklyn; 80 Broad Street,
Newark, y. j or Geo. w Boyd, Assist
ant General Passenger Agent, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia.
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A Remedy for Nasal Catarrh which
is drying and exciting to the diseased mem
brane should not he used. What is needed
is that which is cleansing, soothing, pto-
teoting aud healing. Such remedy is
Ely's Cream Balm. To test it trial size
for 10 cents or the large for 80 cents is
mailed by Ely Brothers, 80 Warren street,
New York. Druggists keepit. The Balm
when placed into the nostrils, spreads over
the me nhrane and is absorbed. a cold in
the head vanishes quickly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-05

Three months later Carlton Coke received
notice from bank il Richmond, that y
note of s., 900, Endorsed by himself, would
fall due within a few days.
lie went to the bank and asked to see
the note. 1t had been executed by William
j. Ar<wrght. 1t bore Mr.. Coxe's intorse-
ment, forged by its maker, unquestionably
in full confidence that ne would be able to
1t was the Old story Of good intentions
thrawted.
Withcut a word as to the forgery Garlic
ton Coke took up the n0te, giving his own
obligation in its stead. Meantime Ark
wright went South upon some plea of bust
ness and his family heard no more of him.
such vacancies as may occur in then
where the judges are unable or unWy
authority to select the polling places: l..
First District ohm w. Taylor, Jc,-
H. Bennett ii
Second District-William !. Lake.
George Peterson.
Third Dlstrict-Samuel H. King
Joshua NJ. Ash. o
Fourth District-Howard Scott, 40
Drummond.
Fifth Districts. S. Boyd, Jos. V
Moore. e
Sixth District-Benj. McVey, r. L. t
Reynolds. Y
Seventh District-William T. CoulIs
Samuel d. Fisher.
Eighth District-Kennard Riley, w"
Grub. N
Ninth District-Geo. w. Clifford, Jod
Lighttoot.
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THE POINT Of HONOR.
BY CAROLINE NJ. THORNTON.
\ telling this story shall use fictitious
names. Otherwise the tale is record

\ telling this story | shall use fictitious
names. Otherwise the tale is record
i of facts. The principal parsonage,
whom l will call Carleton Coke, be-
cause that was not his name, was not rich
man as we reckon rickes nowadays. But
in Virginia in the old days he was regarded
as very comfortable. That is to say he
owned one plantation near Richmond,
whose lavish hospitality exceeded its pro-
ductive capacity by several thousand dol
lars a year, and two plantations in Mssiss'
ippi that were profitable enough to make
good the deficiency, with ten or fifteen
thousand dollars year to spare.
Better still, his credit was undisputed,
and to the Virginian of those old days,
credit was vastly more important than
cash. shall never forget how he made
me ride forty miles through a cruel winter
storm, in order to pay few hundreds Of
dollars to friend to whom he owed the
sum. The friend observed that as nothing
in the world could tempt him out in such
9 storm to use the money, he could not see
why Mr.. Coke had made anybody face the
bitter weather in order to place it in his
hands. But when ! repeated his remark,
Mr.. Coke said : "Neyer IN my life have
failed to pay debt--bg or little-on the
day that it was due. That is why my
credit ia always good
But he enjoyed another kind of credit
that was even better. He was the best
loved and most honored gentleman in all
the country side-the one man whose word
was law to all his neighbors.
He had a friend whom will call William
+. Arkwright. He was a man of as good
family" as ally in Virginia. But he was
not prosperous. His planting was success
full enough, and he might have lived COM
fortably upon its proceeds. But he was a
visionary. lie was given to projects, each
of which he expected to yield him great
fortune, but each of which left him with Il
somew what heavier debt than before to carry.
1t was in his enthusiasm for one Of these
projects that Arkwright one day asked
Carleton Coke to help him to funds by in
dorsing his note. The request was declined
on the grounds that the project was vision
airy and uncertain, and would probably
have no other result than that of plunging
its author into new difficulties.
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" VVh UiINN NIU SunUNNS, NUnNnyF only
Stops only on notice to conductor or ng, nj
or ii passengers are to get or
Stops to let of passengers
stops on notice to agent to take on pat =
scnECrS for points cast OF New York
Trains leave Port Deposit for Pcrryvillc nj
34s. S.32, 1904 and lO.l2 Il m, and at 12.dO, 3l4
I.35 aud $50 p. m, week days. Leave Pcrryvile
!Or Port Deposit at $50 $40, 10 and ii - "A m
LOS and els, 4O5 and G.iS p IN week days
j. y. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD.
Gun'l Manager. GP
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Carleton Coke, who il understood TO have
died some years ago"
Thus "the point of honor dominlsrd to
the erd.
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The following are the pupils who attained
IN average Of 30 per cent or more for the
month OF Scrtomb"r:-
Above sixth Gralc.-Fannie Grinlh, 100
Mary Anderson. 100 Lizzie Anderson. 80.
Myrtle Templcmlu, 30 Laura Clark, 80 6:
l. wig Cruikshank. 99G; Crawford Smith
99.5 Daisey Hoover, 1913 Lily Piece, $50
Clara Mnuloyr, 98.5 Maud CuIp, 9S.I Arrie
Mccoy, 9s4; oldham Davis, 9S.2; Edith
Anderson. g8l Mamie Palmer 90.
Sixth Grade, -aed.c Can Fan, % 5 I; Hannah
Slaughter, gs.l; Mary Robinson, 80 Beulah
Finugamc. 81 o. Merritt Smith, 97.5 May
Smith, 9j.i.
Fifth Grade,-ElIN Canaan 99.5; Robert
Anderson, 99.4 Owens Griffith, 1913; Elwood
Padey, G8 $ ; Martie Slaughter $50 Clara
Nickcrsou, 951 Dallas Manlove, SO $ Ami,
Anderson, 96.7 Maud Cosden, 9G5; George
Pierce 952: George oldham, 9j.1 Mabel
Cosden, %.
Fourth Grade. Parker Crittenden, &c.
Willie Luthrnger, 96.7 Edna Stephens %
Raymond FilIingame, 93.l.
Fourth Grade. (b).-Marion Canaan, 9S )
Katie Davis. 9S: Lily Short. 97.8; Willie
Anderson, 975; Willie Brown, 500 ELSIE
VanDyke, 95.3; Margie Hague 9l.S; Ashley
Taylor, 9l.6.
Third Grade Howard Nickcrson. 50 5
Elizabeth Crittenden, 96.7 Christine Luth-
rringer, 90; Henrietta Oldham 93.2; Galen
Mccoy, 9l.2; Emma Brown, 90.2.
Second Grade.-Pearl Short, 95.3 Frank
Ford, g53 Blanche Brown, 92,6 Howard
Padley, 92.3; Homer Manlove, 900.
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COUNTY SCHOOLS.
CECIL COUNTY HIGu SCHOOL.

The following is the list of pupils Of the
different grades at the Cecil County High
School, who received an average Of 05 per
cent. or over for the month Of Septcmber:-
Fourth lear.-Bcrtha Harris, Elktor. 9S 6:
Alice II. Frazer, Elkton 90 2 ; Harry c. Mil
Ter, Mechanics Valley, 1872; Reba II. Miller.
Elkton. 98.1 Helen H. Wells. Elkton, 90
Margaret V. Hartnett, Elkton, 07s: Earnest
A. Howard, Leeds, 97.6; Joseph McVey. Ne
chanics' Valley, 97G: Charles S PANELS,
Leeds, 975 Charles Il. Holton. Iron Hill,
975; S. Estele Smith. EIktou. ~ 1; Ada c..
Wells, Elkton, 9G1; Walter NJ. Backson. Elk
ton. 95.5,
Third Year.-Mary Constable, Elkton 80 ;
Nellie Reed. EIkton, 9S.8; Mary Clark, Cecil
ton, 9S 6: Bessie Bratton, Elkton, SO 4, EsteIlc
Ball, Elkton. 9S.4 Mary Wilson, Elkton, % {;
Grace McKenncy, Elkton, 97.9 Eva Mofltt
Singerly, 97.s; Robert Frazer. Elktou, 97.G
Mabel Wright. Aiken, 97.4 Naomi Vande-
grift, Chesapeake City, 81 Frank Evans,
Elkton, 9G9; Florence Maxwell. Elkton, sc. s;
Henry Kinhle, Appleton. 96.2; Ella Lynch,
Cherry Hill, 9G.l Sadie Lewis, Elktou, sc l
Ben Racine, North East, 96.1 Irene White.
North East. $50; Maud Hague, Elkton, % 7:
Edna Loc Elkton, IS.
Second lear.-Laura War1 Cherry Hill,
995 Katie Brat,on, Elkton, G95: Anna
Chick. Elkton, 995: ANN Lewi-. Elkton.
994 Agatha Scott Cowantown. 92I; Ella
Fisher. PorryvilIc. 993: Bessie Mugraw,
Cherry Hill % .. Carrie Wright priuriufq
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I NNERN Democratic platform, with the exception Of
- Maryland, has dclivcrance this issue, and the
IL Democratic party in Maryland in its platform Of 1895
first declared for gold and afterward wabbled toward
slve and then took such cosseyed expression toward
both gold and silver that could tell in which way it
looking. We respect man. however much may
differ with him. who believed honestly in what is known
free silver but have respect for a party that is too
Cowardly proclaim itself upon the vital issue OF
day and seeks to hide its cowardce transparent subter-
uge too silly to deceive anyone. The plain truth
Democratic party in this State is in position make
declaration in favor of the gold Standard for the obvious
that such declaration would amount reputation
in advance Of the platform and the candidate of the National
Democracy in That platform and that candidate
certain declare for free silver and that candidate is
Just to be W. Bryan the Democracy Of Maryland
will flop to both platform and candidate when the time
comes. Hon. John v l. Findlay Republican candidate for
Attorney General, in his letter OF acceptance.
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A NY fair minded who attended the Democratic
II mass meeting in Elkton on Thursday night could
1 not but come away condemning the efforts made to
dlsparage the able administration of State affairs by
Governor Lowndes and the other Republican officials in
authority Everybody knows the high standing the present
administration and the attempt OF Hon. Isao Raynor
surs upon Governor Lowndes fell flat deserved The
people know that under Republican administration
that they given the law the free book law
the fair election law and that under this very admins
ration the State debt reduced. We Judge by the
fruit bears and to all the Democratic claims the contrary
is only necessary to askwhy did you accomplish such
reforms during long of power? 1t would certainly
that Messrs Smith, Herring and Raynor ready go
about claiming any and everything in their quest
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is not surprising that Of the popular men in
1 the United States-President Mckinley and Admiral
Dewey standing side by side a platform made to
initiate the prov of warship review the big civic
parade, which Iuguratei the Dewey festivities in Washing
ton should have such as was never be-
fore on the streets Of Washington Il occasion
calculated to the enthusiasm OF every American.
The presented when Admiral Dewey arrived at the
White House, whiher he escorted from the railway
station by troop of regular cavalry worthy to be
preserved for future generations in historical picture The
President and every member the Cabinet there to meet
him. The Admiral at the door BY Secretary ono
who escorted him to the President The hearty hand shake
Of the President and the Admiral and the admiration ON the
faces OF both they looked into others eyes will never
be forgotten by those who present There was general
publication for few minutes after which the party started
for the reviewing stand amid the paudits of thousands
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II masses of the people Of this State have vivid
recollection of how matters managed before the
Republicans came into power to desire return the
old times the days OF bribery, corruption PARTISAN
ship in school matters and perfect dsre gard how the
peoples money squandered. Those days when
there sancty in the ballot box, for it was OF little
how the people voted the show
Democratic majority There reckless disregard to
what became of the taxes that the Democratic hangeson
well paid Corrupt rings controlled everything An
napos passed laws suit themselves always being
loot the treasury their interests Even years of
control by the Republicans has brought about wonderful
changes for the better in all these respects. Fitness is now
the essential for Office the schools of the State spenddy
managed and economically conducted The financial condition
has been vastly improved and elections honestly
conducted If so much has been accomplished in brief
time, what may not hope for if Maryland still remains in
the hands of honest capable men, placing the State on
higher plane than before generally conceded by
thinking people of the land
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WHITE OAK SCuONI.

Following are the averages attained by the
pupils of White Oak School for month ending
September %, 1899:
Sixth grade-Sadie Churchman 1913. Fifth
grade-E. Brown, 99.S; Bessie Foster, 99.7;
Rudolph Allen, 07.6; Helen England, IS. 5.
Fourth grade Gertrude Schanfleld, 997;
John Brown. 905; Title Churchman, 80 g.
Helen Churchman, 9S 0; Leslie Pyle. 81 0.
Third grade-Anna Howstt, 99S; Thomas
Allen, 99.2; Ross England 97.i; Joseph Eng
land, 9G.8; Mabel Council. 1914: Rachel
Hopes, 80 Second grade--Ida Howett.
99.7; Albert England, 81; Alice Magaw. go.
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A Governor Lowndes points out in his letter accepting
IN the Gubernatoral nomination for reelection:
4 "Ihe management of the States finances has
been such cannot fail to commend itself to the
people of the State At the beginning of the Republican
administration in 1896 the debt of the was s3oo5
2553 During the four years this debt has been reduced
$2,s97o4295 showing decrease of SloS2GoS. Only
of the many evidences showing how successful Governor
Lowndes administration has been and how well the affairs
State are being administered by the Republican party 1t is
only another why the Republican ticket should be
reelected.
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I EX-SENATOR GORNIAN once said that party plat
r. forms only made get in and not to stand
IL on And the Democratic party of Maryland for
nearly thirty years has been pracicng this machia-
vean maxim Year after year that party solemny pledged
itself to do certain things, and both in platforms and
stump agreed to take certain in the management Of
public affairs. But after they had crossed the platform and
in Office goodby to all idea of carving the pledges
which they had been entrusted with power.
The of the Republicans has been exactly the
opposite They have kept every promise made and have
stood Squacy their platform after election we'll as
fore it They have done than promised asked
and their record III this important particular strong
that the Democratic State Convention unable find even
the slightest flaw in it from beginning to ndEx.
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conclusion, gentlemen OF the Committee can onv saw
that during my entire administration of the great trust
committed to my care four years ago, have been acl-
aed by desire to do what best for the people of
the entire State regardless of party affiliations My record
before the people and should they choose again to enst me
at the head OF the State my future will guided m
sd motives and shall have the experience my past
sacial career to aid in performing my duties best
Interests of the State Govenor owndes in his letter of
acceptance
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NHE Bryan element in Massachusetts has succeeded in
naming Bryan and Free Silver delegation Tor the
Il Democratic National Convention and in doing so
aiIeniated enough Democrats and Independents to
assure Republican in that State Two of the
nominated the State ticket by the Bryan convention
have Indignantly refused to run the free silver platform
enunCiated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-07

Frank Kerr, Merchant
Tailor, Main street, Elkton,
has his Fall and \ inter stock
now ready and is making up
trousers, suits and overcoats
at specially reduced prices.
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The State, County and Dog Taxes

The State, County and Dog Taxes
in said county. for the yeal 1899. he will sit in
the several Election Districts as folows:-
October 18th, at Jackson x Shorts,
Cecilton, First District.
October 18th, at the office of George
X: Houok, Chesapeake City, Second
District.
October llth, at Henry Hess, Fair
Hill, Fourth District.
October 10th, at J. Harvey Clark's,
Calvert, Ninth District.
October l7th, at Andrew Anderson,s
Office, North East, Fifth District.
October 18Th, at A. L. Barry's. Port
Deposit Seventh District.
October 10Th, at Grason's HOTEL Rising
Sun, Sixth District.
October 20th at Woodrow's Hotel
Conowingo, Eighth District.
BETWEEN THE HOURS or . 4. NJ. AND 8 p. NJ.
- Is The lar proridcs. discount Of 3 acy cent.
bGt0rc Norcmbcr la.
Tax payers will please take notice that taxes
are due and payable on September lst and
that uual h!..~ unpaid on .lHuiIury It, interest
vii. b" ChHr""d and coll crca from N,1.truhrr
Is At,,r January lst, H. nqurnts win lie
M"Enra , nat ImrIs rticn"n in uIl hr made
he PLACED IN THE HANDS or THE
SHERIFF of the county, who shall proceed to
seize The if property and dispose Of the SANE
tC pay the taxes due, with the ChargCs thereon
ana All costs OF sale Dogs and SHUTS whose
owners ,hr nave 70 other property, unless tax is
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In pursuance of said decree notice is here
10y given to the creditors of said Elijah Kcstcr
deceased, to file their claims Ugains; said de-
ceased with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thcnticsted in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court for Cecil County, in Equity
within four months from the day of sale
above advertised
l.. MARSHALL HAINES,
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ME money in the country has increased nearly 50 per
cent in the three years since Mr. Bryan and his fol-
lowers were trying to make us believe that only free
coinage would cause increase in our currency.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-07

MERE is nothing magical about advertising. 1t is one
D Of the tools Of trade Just as a chisel is a tool OF
4 carpentry The who handles the chiscl properly
can do many useful things with it, If he is careless
and awkward he is likely to himself-C. A. Bates.
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For Rent.

EUR PENT Slain str"sf Ekt %Gs,' Md d Gn
rCctly opposite the Court House. occupied by
W, + Trimblc, lately deceased. Location
most central, making one of the best business
stands in the town. Possession given i'm
mcdiatcly For terms apply to
HENRY NJ. MCCULLOUGH, Atty
Sept2 Elkton, Md