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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auc11oNEERs.

Address, 500 9Th st. NV
NATH'L WILSON, Attorney for party secured Nos
622-624 + st. n. se5d&ds
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TEos. J. OWEN, Aucr, s1s ST. NV

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NAid l. WILSON. Atty for Party Secured,
Nos. 622-624 + st. NV se5LdEd.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list Of advertised letters re-
manning in the Washington, d. c., post office, Sat
uriay. September 16 1899.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
should call for Advertised Letters 49,
If called fer within tive 81 weeks they Will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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BATES WARREN,
81 4la ST. NV.
CHARLES F. WHITE,
National Bank of Washington.
WILLIAM A. GORDEN,
$50 Al. st. NV
ARTHUR PETER
Washington Loan and Trust bldg
sel5-d,Sds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
BEING PREMISES NO. 627 f ST. NV. IN
PROVED BY FouR-SToRY AND BASEMENT
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Addre6S, 6IU 18th 81. NV.
NATH'L WILSON, Attorney for party secured, Nos
622-62i st n,w se6-d&ds
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TWO TOURS TO CANADA VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD
For the summer Of 1899 the Pennsylvani4
Railroad Company has arranged to run two
personally-couducted tours to Canada and
Nothern New York
The first tour, leaving July %, includes
Niagara Falls, Toronto, Thousand Islands,
Rapids of the St. Lawrence, Quebec, Lake st,
John, The Saguenay, Montreal, An Sable
Chssm. Lakes Champlain and George. Sara,
toga, and Highlands of the Hudson. occnpy
ing seventeen days. Ronnd-,rip rate $i25.
The second tour, leaving August 10 covers
the same territory with the exception Of Lake
st. John and The Saguenay, and occupies
fourteen days. Round-trip rate 800
Each tour will be in charge of one Of the
company's tourist agents, assisted by an ex
perienced lady as chaperon, whose especial
charge will be uneseortei ladies'
The rate covers railway and boat fare for
the entire ronnG trip, parlor-car seats meals
en- route, hotel entertainment treqsfer charges
and carriage hire
For detailed itinerary. tickets or any adj
ditional information, address Tourist Agent,
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad COMPANY, 1896 Broad
way, New York, 800 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
1888 Broad Street, Newark, n j., or Geo, W
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent
Broad Street Station, PHILADELPHIA.
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The Board of School Commissioners was in
session on Tuesday with Messrs. Jameson,
HALEY and GREY present The following
business was transacted.
Ordered that proposals for building white
public schools near White Plains and Troy
be published, and that the trustees OF each Of
said schools are to act as building com
mittee.
Proposals for building new white school in
Nanjcmoy was held over on account Of deed
not having been prepared
Ordered that Commissioner Grey be auth5r-
lied to have necessary repairs made on sshos
taught by Mr. William Smith near Gross
Roads
Ordered that Mr. P W Robey be empow
cred and instructed to have necessary replir,
made on Bel Alton school,
! Ordered that the regular examination o.
applicants for teachers certificates and free
scholarships, be held on Tuesday and Wed
nesday, August LIST and 2nG, for white teach
ers; and on Thursday and Friday, August 3rd
and 4th, for colored teachers.
There will be four scholarships tic be
awarded at the examination on Tuesday and
Wednesday, three to the State Normal Insti
tute and one to the School Of Art aud De-
sign.
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A regular meeting OF the Orphans ooar,
was held on Tuesday with full tench
present The follow log business was trans
acted
Third account OF Mary o Owen, guardian
to John A Owen and Others, passed.
FIRST and final account Of Pere Wilmer, jr.
administrator Of James Irwin, deceased,
passed and ordered to be recorded.
Claim Of Washington Hicks for Sis2 ",
against the estate Of Harriet Briscoe, passei.
First aud final account Of l.. Allison Will
mer, administrator d. b. n. C. t. a., of Elijah
W Day. deceased, passed
Supplemental account Of l.. A. Wilmer,
executor of William r. Wilmer, deceased,
passed.
Release Of L. Allison Wilmer, as executor Of
William R Wilmer, deceased. filed and APP
proved.
win Of Samuel II. Cox, deceased, admitted
to probate.
Letters testamentary granted to Alice NJ.
Cox on the estate of Samuel H. Cox, de-
ceased; bond approved. notice to creditors
ordered and Il Hyland Brawner aud Edwin
E Harmon appointed to appraise the personal
estate Of said deceased.
Claim Of Mrs. R & Lancaster against the
estate of r. NJ. Lancaster, deceased, for Sl70
90, passed
Ordered that distribution Of tie amount
accountable on the first account Of the adj
ministrator Of John 7 Turner, deceased, be
made on August LIST, 1899.
Inventory Of the estate of W. d. Posey, re-
turned.
Distribution in the estate of George w.
Thompson, deceased, filed and approved
Ordered that the claim of II. II. Richmond
for $500 against the estate Of P. A. L.
uontee, JI., be passed.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday, August LIST,
1893
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circuit Court.

The intermediate Term Of the Circu. Court
convened at 10 O'Clock on Monday morning
sith Judges Briscoe, Merrick and Crane on
the bench. The following business was
transacted. Doekets called and judgments
entered in plain and uneontested cases
The first case heard was that Of State VS.
County Comm. saoners of Charles County
Argument on motion for new trial Motion
oysrruled Mudd and Mitchell, ]. Fl. for de-
Tense, Posey for State
No. 927 Equity, Philip Reed Wills vs.
Adrian Posey and al Argument on demurrer
to bill Of complaint. Decision held sub curia.
No. s2s Equity, Rufus Robey and al ad-
illustrators Of Deliah Robey VS. William
Wolfe and al Judgment held under consd-
Grafton by the Court.
The Court then adjourned to the third
Monday in November.
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Prof Edward N Hoyt, the we.-known
actor, will lecture in the town hall, La Plata.
on Monday night, July "a Programme be-
gins at S O'Clock See notice elsewhere.
A festival will be held in this town on
August LIST By the ladies Tor the benefit Of thr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. See ad
The annual camp meeting OF the Shiloh
charge. Methodist Episcopal Church, wash
inglon Conference, will be held stShiloh from
August st, 81
Next Tuesday and Wednesday is the last
Special Sale on Ladies' Oxford Ties this season
All sizes Oxford Ties worth ST., closing out
price, STE; Ties worth 81 IS and Sl.5O, our
price, 79e; Mems low quartered shoes worth
81 so, our price. 79r. j. L. Edlavitch 1.-The
Cash Bargain Merchant NJ. II Wolf, Mgr
Milton HILL" the valuable farm belonging
to the late DR.. F. NJ Lancaster. will be sold at
Trustees sale on Friday, the 2stb inst.
Notice of sale can be seen in another column
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Friday. July 81. -. 1889
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

80. 49,. N nj. te. -, r,osdav FIR
w.sh;no,on
me '''ps'''so,'
MISS hosahe D'aN"st mas 's'''' nv
extended 'flp 10 "ass'"E'0H'
Miss Hester turner, OF "ieoin'0'' q
Atlantic oity TOT several WeeAs'
Our local columns have to be curtallsd TINS
week on account " 'eta' nus
Miss Pauline hilderbrand, OF Onleago' is
visiting her parents at Lothian.
Messrs. Ching and Swami o. Wleomleo,
spent several days in Baltimore TINS week
Miss Irma Mudd, Waldorf, spent the week
with her grandmother, Mrs Sophia Gardi-
ner.
Mr.. James Neale, of Washington, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. W
Neale.
MISS Amanda Gardiner has returned to
Baltimore city after pleasant visit to friends
IN the county.
Miss Ruth Davis. Of Washington, who has
been guest Of the Misses. Howard, Lothair,
returned home to-day.
Miss Lucy Brady. of Houston, Texas, is
spending several weeks with Mrs. Henry
Simms, Piecawaxen.
Mrs. W, Is. Shields and her little son, OF
Baltimore, have returned to her home from a
visit 10 friends in the county.
,ux n,.. o,patt;moro eo.,tv wbo has
- ,,,a u;ssa. Rrer, uRreu,lans j,
.a,.,.,sa home nm Saturday
n,;.,;o. &c ani;o.,. e..
nv a""1 ~
'eae"e's
zuo' ''u N'u -" v .
N''e'' -, '".~A 'ya -
>. tes's 'o'o 'e'A' u'eu =" ~. ~ - '"e
aS'ii instant " '"se''''" " ''e y "'"'
Niss Rebecca Shyeruan, OF Aliens FRESH,
formerly Of Bftimore has returned home
after lengthy WISH " '''e '"ouu'HeH'A' Guy
Rev. J. Il Polndexter, Oh una Town, mas
heen offered the pos'ton OF rector OF Leonard
town Protestant Episcopal Church, st. Mary :
county, but has declined TO accept
Miss Susie Bradley, who has been guest
of her scheolmate, Miss b ,ssis POND exter.
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" -~...s ...4.-s4 -. VI sne Circuit Court for
Charles County at the suit of State 81
Mpryland, use Of Marion Duckett,
Charles II Stanley and David S.
Briscoe. Trustees. against the goods
aud chattels, land and tenements oil
Henry W. Clagett and Grace Clagett
Hill, to me directed, | have seized aud
taken in execution, all the right, title,
claim. interest and estate at law and in
equity, Of tie said Henry W. Clag, tt
and Grace Claget; Hill, in and to the
following property to wit:
All the right, title and iDteres. OF
Grace Clagett 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 anu
situsted in Charles County, being tn,
two farms or tracts of land in said
Charles county. near the town Of Bene.
dict, one Of them being known as 1.-The
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 OF
land on the West, which latter tract
consists % three parcels; one Of them
about so acres. which was bought BY
the said John D. Bowling, deceased.
from james Waters; another Of them
about 80 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 30 sling, deceased, in bis life
time. consisting Of upwards Of 100 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 part
ton proceedings in the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county in Equity. Be-
ginning at No 81 at pos, and running
thence up and with the patuxent river
at low w,ter mark, N 800 49,. Il 81
perches and 20 links. N 4So E II
perches and 8 links. thence leaving the
river and running South $50 SOY, W IL
perches s links to post now fixed at @
as boundrY between said lot and 10
No 5 and grounds attached to house No
II, thence with the dividing line between
lot No 5, N 800 45N. W IA perches 10
links to the center of the marsh, thence
by the middle of said marsh S 50 45N
E rs perches 10 links to the dividing
line between LOT No 3. thence with said
line reversed S 800 45,, Il SO perche.
to the beginning post at No 81, contain
ing 3 acres and 2 roods
Also rectangular lot Of the village
lots. embracing house NJ 5, ying South
i2o 30N, W 2 perehes % links from
third boundry. fronting on road 4
percbes u links with a depth of IA
perches measured from the center Of
road.
And hereby give notice that l will
offer for sale at the Court House door
IN La Plata, on
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Bills ofSale From j. c. Pilkertou to Geo.
+. G Carrico. sIoOi John B Lynch TO Same
Sl75 Henry Green and al to Alice G. Tippetl
$3.50; jefferson Davis to Adrian Posey, 500 :
Martha f. Jameson and al to P. Cough
Edelen, S5s5 so.
Deeds--From John f. Gibson and al TO
Board of School Commissioners for lot near
White Plains. 81; Charles G. Wilcox
to Same, for lot near Troy, S.; Hattie R.
Clagett and al to Henry Boarman, Jr., and
al, for part of "Marketovertonn farm, l$i00.
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Chapel Point Tournament.

Thu ara, grand saa'hern Maryland 'ousga-
meat nnd eoioni,i hall uf The srssoa viii be
givtu at the beautiful summer resort, Chapel
Point, on Thursday next, the s7th inst
Frery effort is heine ussd on The part Of The
NJ qagsrs 70 make it surpass any event of the
Kind, he'd in the cOaats for many Years.
There will lie Az excursion iiom Washington
ant brass hand ir attendance. 60 aud
take your friends to the great event, All will
be extended q cordial welcome See na'ice
in another column.
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Mr.. c. P. Dutton, Of Overton. Delewsrr,
has assumed charge Of the duties as agent at
this station vice Mr.. c II Sherwood, pre-
NOTED. The retiring agent hiss been a eour-
teous and efficient official, and in behalf Of his
successor, Mr.. Dutton, we feel safe in predict
ing that be loo will make first class official,
and will ill the position with credit to hira-
self and satisfaction to the public in general.
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spain's greatest Need.

Mr., r. P. 0liuia, OF Barcelona, Spain,
spends his winters at Aiken, s. q. Weak
nerves had caused severe pains in the back Of
his head On using Electric Bitters, Ameri-
Gals greatest Blood and Nerve Remedy, all
pains soon left him. He says this grand medi-
cine is what his country needs All America
knows that 1t cures liver and kidney trouble,
purifes the blood, tones up the s1omsehi
strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor sad
new life into every muscle, nerve and organ
Of the body. u weak, tired or ailing yon
need It, Every bottle guaranteed, only Scots.
Sold by La Plata Drug Store.
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Mr. W. B S. Chapman on Friday last lost
a valuable horse, struck by lightning, AID
on the same day Mr.. Lee wa,hen OF New
port, suffered similar loss Mr.. Wathen's
mare and colt were standing under tree
The lightning struck the tree and the shock
killed roth the mare and colt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-07-21

TUESDAY, .dngnst Isf, 1899,
for the purpose Of receiving proposals to build
two school houses one al White Plains and
the other nsar Troy in the Sixth District
The specifications and dimensions to be as
follows Buildings 1929; 10 fl, pitch in thu
clear, white oak stills 6xs for the buildings.
one sill TO go through the centre TO support
sleepers OF fhe Buildings, oak corner posts AIS,
sleepers 3rl0, joists 2x6, It apart. rafters
2x5, studdiag 3x4, and to be ID inches from
centre to centre; the roof to project one foot
over the sides of the buildings; good { weather
boarding (undressed to be OF Virginia pine,
No tongue and groove flooring and No.
sap shingles TO show not more than SIX inches
The buildings to be wainscoated 81 fee, hieh
on the inside with tongue and groove plank,
lathed and plastered 1.-TWO coats, brick hus
TO project from The side Of the buildings with
its foundation at the ground, size OF fiue 10 b.
10 inches square, to extend 3 feet above thu
roof and arched, to be under pinned viii
nine brick pillars to the building, and to o.
not less than one foot high from the ground
The buildings to be provided with teacher.
platform 6x8 #. and to be inches high from,
the Aoor. The buildings must be provided
With windows, q on each side and one
in the rear, each window to contain 10 lights
l0xl2 and double shutters, doors fl. inches
high and 2 f., 10 inches wide, good locks
hinges and fastenings for all doors and shut
tiers. A vestibule TO be attached to each
building, dimensions ska #. with 8 foot
pitch, to BE- ceiled with tongue and groove
plank Throughout to be provided with two
windows. Tone, on each side) with lights
sxl0 with double shutters for each window.
All the above work must be doae in a work
man like manner and to be approved by the
Board before pay msnt is made
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
B.; order Of the Board,
THOMAS N. CARPENTER, Secy.
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strange

A man residing on the Eastern Shore Of
MARYLAND, recently wrote his name and adj
dress on postal card and simply addressed
IL !. Beuesch b Sons, Baltimore By return
mail he received a handsome 1873 page cata-
lokue, containing over 300 fine hali-tone
Illustrations and very valuable suggestions
ou economical houseturnishing at rock bottom
prices, also personal letter from the largest
model home furnshers in the q S.--AIl for a
possibility it
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Would quickly leave you, If you used DR..
Kings New Life Pills Thousands Of suffer
ers have proved their matchIess merit for
Sick and Nervous Headaches They make
pure blood and strong nerves and build up
your health EASY to take. Try them Only
Is cents. Money back il aot cured Sold BY
La Plata Drug Store.
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Children's Day Exercises

The Children's day exercises which took
place here on Sunday last proved quite sue
cess and much praiseis due to our energetic
Superintendent J. T. Delozler for same Miss
Alice Pearson presided at the organ and with
choir rendered most excellent music. Such
vas never excelled here on any occas-
SION of this kind The following comprises a
part OF the interesting programme:
Song Come Though Almighty King Choir.
Opening Prayer By............Miss Belle Bowie.
Song. CouHt Your Blessings. Choir.
Responsive Reading. School.
Song, Be Not afraid Choir.
Neutrality-suspicious. Clarence Carpenter.
Recitation, Deeds Of Kindness. Miss L. Nelson
Song, Abiding and Confeeling ............C Choir.
Recitation, Little Willie. .Tssma Peloe
Recitation, Little Birds Of Praise by four
Little Girls.
Recitation. Belle Bowie.
Recitation ........,........Miss Ethel Carpenter
Song. Onward Christian Soldiers -. Choir
Recitation. Sarah Bowie.
Recitation ..................Miss Mabel Dclozier.
Duet By Misses Marie and Carrie Penn.
Recitation ....................Miss Edith Dement,
Recitation. ....................Miss Murvel Robey
Song, Want TO be Awaken .............. Choir.
Recitation, Nellie Violet Miss Bessie Franklin.
Recitation, Drive the nail right MISS N. Croft
Solo........................ Estele Penn.
Recitation, Children's Day Miss Nellie Rowie
ADDRESS
Closing song stand up for Choir.
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SURVEYING

Will attend TO surveying when wanted in
any section Of the county. Terms very rea-
enable and guarantee to give satisfaction.
s. HENRY Cox,
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| @NNtN
Tuesday, August Is', 1899,
between the hours of 10 NJ, and 2 O. clock
P. N the following real estate or as much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy State
and County taxes duN for the years 1896
1897 and 1898, to-wit;
A trAst Of land situated in the Third Col.
lection District, adjacent to the town OF La
Plats, extending on the North aud West sides
Of said town, assessed in the name of Mary P.
3rady's Heirs, known as Part Of Hermit
tage'
Due for County Tax for ls96............Ss 25
Due for State Tax fer Ie96........ ......... l.42
Interest from Jan. LIST, 1897
Due for County Tax for 1897. $40. 90
Due for State Tax for lsgT............... 8 80
Interest from Jan LIST, 1898
Due for County Tax for 1898. $50 80
Due for State Tax for 1898 ............. 3 IS
Interest from Jan, lst, 1899.
The above property, will be sold by the col
lector, as authorized by Article 81, Secuo,
So Of the Code of Public General Laws, EMIT
led Revenue aud Taxes, sub. title the sale b,
collectors aEd the proceeds will he applied Il
The payment Of the taxes for the ahn " .earl
with the interest and all costs that Inty ac
crne under this sale
S HENRY COX, Collector
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-07-21
COLLECTORS SALE.

DY virtue OF authority vested in me As Col
I'D lector Of Taxes for the Third Collee-
uon District Of Charles County, will sell e,
public sale, to the highest bidder for cash al
The Court House door, al La Plata, on