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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
Wspomnienie pOsmiertne.

So. pamieoi W.lsnty Ruoifski q.
rod.ii sic dnia IL lutsgo 1858 roku,
" Kr6lsstwie Polskism W gubsrnjl
warssawskisj, ~ miesois powiato
VEN Wiooiawku. w r. 1880 posta
nowa opusoic armje rosyjsks " kt6.
rel siutyf podsayc "a ocean do .ie
mi Wassyogtons, gd.is ! nasi rodsoy
prrsle vail sws krew n woloosc dzi
sisjssych Zjsdaoo.onych Ssan6w, q
by tn wspolois . bracmi swymi m6g'
praoowae dls svsj drogiej Ojosy.ny,
matki Polski.
Wssspii do grupy 229ssj Nv. N.
p, ~poniswaa uwaaai Zwis.sk Mar.
Pol. IA jedyns instytucje polsks W
Amsryoe ! prsoowaf ola ssj.s lie mu
sylko c.as ma to posvalal. Ma
Psuietuym ssjmie XII W Gle sland,
gdsie kilsu ~PusIozyk6w pr.spowia
daio upadsk q ~is.kowi, 6. p. Wa.
lensy stall Pc ssronie pra~sj. podno
ssao sw6j gsos " obronis spraw
ludskioh aby pchnac jedyns misty
'ucje polsts ma prawdsiwa droge
sby tenn samsm sjedna6 ola tel In
stysucji prawdsiwie polskisj, tysisce
uowych sssrsgowc6w.
Z'goamy C.s drogi braoie swiss.
kowy!
+. j. Mokooski.
CLEVELAND, 0.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
ESCDLAPlAI COLLEGE Of MIDWIFERY
cd lat IL istnieiace.

Powodzenie, jakiego d~oznaiy panic
ksztaicace sic W akuszeryi pod moim kie-
runk EN-, spowodowafo ME do otwarcia
nowego kursu W kolegium pod wyzej
~przytoczona nazwa. Zwracam uwsge ma
to, Re tylko do r. 1900 dow lonem bedyie
W lynn stanie skfadac egzamina W swoim
r~odowitym jezyku, a zatem jestto ostat-
MIA moze sposobnosc do wyksztafcenis
sic W tym zawodzie W .ezyku polskim.
Okofo 100 kobiet wyksztaiciio sic W
tejze szkole, a ostatniemi czasy nastepu-
jace panic otrzymafy ma podstawie stu
dy6w pod mojem kierownictwem LII.
cense" do praktykowania akuszeryi: IDA.
nowska Agnieszka z So. Chicago, Ejdymt
Marya, IdsiEowska Rozalia, Probafska
Marya, Mostowska Anna, Talarczyk Wa.
lentyna, Filipiak Antonina wszystkie .
Chicago, jak r6wniez panic: Bonat Ro.
zalia, T~omaszewska Rozaiia, Macbnikow-
ska J6zefna z Chicago I Haniszewska
Maya z Ware, Mass.
Kandydatki zechca sic zgfosic pod a.
dresem: 80 Bauwans st. (mie Icy Ashland
! Milwaukee aves.) Chicag", Ill.
DR.. Maya 0rglert EaczoroWska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
Rome O~rganizacie.

Zwiazek Sokofow Polskich " Amery.
ee. Z. W. Reichel, sekretarz, SO Park
st., Chicago.
Zwiazek Mfodziezy Polskiej " Amery.
ce. FIR. T. Wofowski, sekr., 712 w. Goth
ST., Chicago.
Towarzystwo Centralne Polek. - Kon.
stancja Bytohska, sekr., 7s6 W. 18th St.
Chicago.
klub p trjotyczny Polek. - wfadysfa.
wa Chodzihska, sekr., ss8 Armitage Ave.
Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
Do PIP. Delegation
Sejmu XIII.

z pOlecenia Zarzadu Central
nego Zwiazku Mar. Pol. pozwa'
lam sobie niniejszem zaprosit
81. pau6w delegat6w, jadacych
W b. r. ma Sejm z. N. p, ma re-
branie, kt6re sic Odbedzie "
piatek d. 6 b m. o godz. s vie.
czorem W hall DOmu z. N. p.
uO2-lO4 w. Division ul = &C.
lem Om6wienia szczeg6f6w dOty
czacych pOdr6zy ma Sejm.
Il wysOkim szacunkiem
N. j. SADOWSKI, sekr. len.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
DO D. Michafa KrusZki.

wydawcy ,,KurJera Polskiego" W Mil
waukee, Wis.
Me zrobie Panu ,rzyjemnosci zaprze
czenia rchoc raz' gofosfownym Pahskim
twierdzeniom, DO Pana o~bowiazkiem
giybys byf. u zciwym czfowiekiem 1 RE.
czywiscie prsgnaf satysfasc eli moralnej
b yfoby dowiesc mi przedewszystkiem. %
,choc rag pisafem, IL Pan cheese bye
ceDzorem Zwiazku. A pon'ewaz Pan u.
dowodpic mi tego ME mozesz, przeto sta.
wiam Pana pod pr, gierz opinji pubiicz
mel, jake kfamce i oszczerce.
8. II. BARszczEwsKI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05

~eRIorohlOn, tah yah "SSry 10
sprsw Austrji.
Niemcy.
w prasie n~iemieckiej toozy sic
~jeszcze ciagle spor zazsrty o stano-
wisko J zscbowsnie sic urzeinik6w
politycznycb, d~zierzsoych mandst po.
selski do sejmu lob psrlsmentu wo-
bee wymsgah czynnlkow rzsdowyCb.
Me ulega tez -ns~jmniejszej wstpli-
wosci, re urzednik Wy brany posiem,
latwo stanac mole W opozycji re
swym rzadem, jssli spe}niajso obo-
wiszki swe poselskie nsletyoie,
uwzglednis ~zyozenis swych wybor.
COW. u roanych gsosow odzywaja.
cycb sic W gszetach niemieokiob, "a
siuguje ma blizsza uwage zdanie Ia
~mieszczone " rKreuzztg.", zs urzei.
mix polityczny, szanujacy swoja
godnosc, ME powinien wosle przyj-
mows6 mandatu poselskiego do sci
mu; Rad zas m6gsby sic postsrs6 o
przeprowsdzenie ustswy, zabranis-
jacej przyjmowsnie mandstow po-
selskich urzednikom. Pc mowaoh
wymierzonyoh przeoiwko TOW. Bun.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
Uzyteczne zycie. PAM Frvdsrvk,

Uzyteczne zycie. PAM Fryderyka
Singerho fowa, 121 Congress ul. New
Haven, Conn, zasfuguje ma ~uznanie "a
to co pisze. ,Przez 10 lat dostarozaiem
moim znajomym chorym Ora Piotra Go
mozo ! Olejo czyli Liniment / setki osob
~wyleczcne zostafy temi n~ieoceniorem
lekarstwami."
Uzyteczne tycie zasfuguje ma pochwa-
te. Acknowledgment to Jest TAX dla IA
brykanta jak ! dl, agenta, re NIGGA lu-
dziom dae lekarstwa posiadsjsce TAX
cenne z,lety. Pc blizsze szczeg6fy pisz-
Gle do DIR. Peter Fahrney, 112-1l4 g.
Hoyne ave., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
n ID Torn of Lake.

N~iniejszem zawiadamiam szan.
delegat6w towarzystw narodowyoh,
IL posiedzenie, wzgledem porozumie.
MIA sic CO do urzadzenia obohodu
Lis opadowego, odbedzie sic W ME.
dziele wieozorem. t. j. dnia 8 paz.
dziernika r. b., o godz. 7 W hall dol.
mel OBJ. j. Jaroszek, r6g AS i Wood
ul. Wa. Wutkowski, sekr.
w zaklsdzie p. w. Slomihskiej
pod mr.. $40 Milwaukee ave., mielis.
my sposobnosc oglsdat nova wspa.
niala choragiew niedswno wykoh.
ozona ola Tow. sw. Kazimierza Kr1.
lewicza W Winonie, Mimi. Jest ons
A stoPy Sc roka i 81 stop diuga be.
frendzli, Z ciezkiego zielonego ada
maszku. Cena W stosunku do Cd
staw onej roboty jes bard.o pr.y.
stepna j watpimy. cry jakikolwiek
inny zaklad tax 90 do oeny jakotea
roboty by}by W stanie wykona6 tax
piekna choragiew. w zakiadzie Ia
trudnisjscym same polki, jest juz W
W robooie podobna choragiew, kt6ra
obstalowa} Tow. sw. Franoiszka Ksa-
werego W Sobieski, III. Tho tel cho.
ragwi bedzie fioletowe. Opr6oz te-
go firms otrzyma1a 6 innyOh zam6
wien, co stsnowi dowod wielkiego
zaufania, ma kt6re zak}ad 6w swa
dfugoletnia praoa sumienna zupe&nie
zasauzyl | CO W zupe}nosci uznal "a
Rad wystawy Kosoiuszkowskiej we
Lwowie, odznaczajao tenze zak&ad
dwcma medalami. Majac TAXI "a
k3ad polski, many ter wzgledem
niego pewne obowiazki. Powinnis-
my go re wszystkich si} popiera6 i
ME niest grosza polskiego do OBJ
cyoh, jezs iii u swoioh rown ez dobrze,
a mozs nawet %taniej wszystko naby6
mozemy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-05
Pralnia ma SprZpdaz.

Cafkowite urzadzenie z wszelkiemi ma
szynami, W najlepszym stan e. Bardzo
tanio. Irteres must bye ~sprzedany z po-
wodu b.:aku zdrowia wiasciciela. Ina
komita ~sposobnosc do nabycia Interest,".
Szozegofy W biurze ,Zgody".
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-11-03


We have reitd the E4i,ofial ia ibe isDKr-
EsnsSr. headed support The Party Loyaliy
We have also read much between The lines.
We mus, confess that it requires nerse 40
support the ticket loyalty" rs suggested,
es,n Tor tone time more at least, q"
under existing circumstances. We must
te nelly . recurrence OF such con.
d.iien Of thi7gs b. a better selection Of dele
gates to represent US in the convention 10 the
future.
We will nov drop the question Of politics
aad turn to cut little Pisgah Items proper.
TO begin, We would suggest to the young
men Of this destined to be great and famous
citv, The organization Of Debating Scciely.
Il sould be good schooling 10 many, as
we'll as source Of recreation 10 both Oh and
young, socially as we'll as intellectually. Who
will be the erst to move ia that direction7
After whole weeks preaching in this city,
the Rev. J. B. Henry failed 10 convince any
one smong the vast multitudes that attended
the services, that he or she need regeneration
whea We expressed Our surprise at such
failure, some remarked that We need not ex-
press any surprise on that point because
every body already bad religion Great Scott
Pisgah, City Of Saints u
Il is thought that rabbits will command
enormous prices this fall One of our leading
citizens, wise judge Of the Law has had
couple Of men buiIdiag rabbit traps, nr as the
boss call them, hare gums, tor day or two.
Whether they are to be sailed down or put
upon the market fresh with the hide on we
not know at present. but We will notice later
on what disposition be intends 10 make Of
them
We shall of course expect al abundance Of
the commodities, beet and rabbit, daily on
our market. Our friend Mako will supply
our town with beef while Justice Charlie will
supply the rabbits new industry. UI
city
Oar friend c. D. Carpenter is making mat
eriv changes about his place Of business, en-
larging bis stole room aue making ready to
outsiva all bis brother merchants Of the towD.
We wouldn't like TO say that The enlargement
Of his store room was in contemplation of
large stock Of rabbits
DICK.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-11-03
Republican Mass Meeting.

large and enthusiastic Republican Mass
Meeting was held in this town yesterday
The meeting was addressed by Gov. Lowndes,
Senstor Louis E. McComas, Mr.. Michael 0.
Byrne, o. S. District Attorney of Delaware
and Hon. S. + Mudd The spea,hss were on
the line the Of State issues that are beng dis
cusssd all over the State. Mr.. Mudd psrticu-
larry referred to the slanderous charges that
are being made against the peace and good
order of thus locality, for political purposes.
and refuted them with considerable force. The
speakers renamed until lsts in the afternoon
when thev left on a special train TO
continue the canvass in other portions Of
the State. Gov. Lowndes vas well received
and the Republicans seemed glad to see and
mest him. He spoke sanguinely Of his cleo
ton. and looked nothing Jagged BY the labor
of the active campaign he has been max
snxx
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Notice.

The following publication from the laws Of
maryland Is he eD5 made for the informn u on
of the Public.-ArtIcle ANAIII Code OF Public
General Laws Of Maryland.
Section lOt Whoever, during the hours OF
registration or revision Of registration, or dur
ing the hours CT election or nyass OF votes, or
OF making returns thereof in any precInet l,
shall bring, take or send into any place CT regis
tration, or OF election, anv distilled spirit
Gus liquors, wine ale or beer, or shall al any
snch time and pla- drink or pariake Of sucn
liquof, shall be guilty On eonv elton Their, OF,
W fined not less than ten collars lSlol, nor
more than one hundred dsilars.
Section lU5. IL shah be unlawful for the
keeper OF any hotel, tavern store, drinking
esta biishmen or any other place here Ia uofs
are scid, or any pers n or persons, directly or
indirectly, TO sell, barter give or dispose OF any
spurious or fermcn ted liquors ale beer or i'd
toAica ting drinks OF any Kiud on the day II any
election hereafter to bs held in the several
. uhties OF this state; any person violating the
provisions OF this elton snail be liable 70 in
dlctmenti and shall upon conviction, be fined
-lot less than fifty dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars for each onense-One la I the
nne shall be paid TO tn informer, the other
aalf TO the county commissioners for the use Of
the pubic roads.
Section log. Any person who shall make any
bet or wager upon the result OF any election
TO take place IA this State shall be Liable To
indie imeni, aud, upon conviction thereof. shall
oe nhed not less than nifty dollars nor more
than 1--WE hundred dollars, TO be paid 10 the
safe for use of the school fund. Every deposit
OF money IN any part OF the state as a wager
or bet upon the result OF any election l.. this
state or elsewhere snail 0s forfeited and paid
over To the ,Ounty commissioners Of the county
where deposited for the use Of the county, and
Il deposited IN the city OF Baltimore, TO the
Mayor and City Council.
WILLIAM W. KEECH,
J. FRANK MEDLEY,
B. HAMILTON CARRICO,
Supervisors OF Elections.
WILLIAM CROFT, Clerk.
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OBITUARY.

Died at Pine Grove Oh Friday 27th inst
after six months illness, Mrs. Bette Price, az,
so years She ieaves husband Jas, Price and
two daughters 10 survive hsr. hrs Price
was loved and respected by both white and
eolored and died christian. Daring slavery
she belonged TO Mrs Wilson Compton Of st.
Mays County, where she WAS born and
raised. Her anshsnd was DR.. Alex. Robert
sons body servant aud was highly respected
The remains q the deceased was buried a
Smiths Chapel on Sunday last The sur
vivors thank Mrs Bows and daughters iol
their kindness TO our beloved wife and mothe
through her illness
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Friday, November 8. 1899
LOCAL BREvITiEs


Inc orph"ns Oour' "''' NEW y"
next 'ne's'n INST
Miss Ria Earecks"n, Of Baltimore is guest
OF Miss ksue Howard fau'Sner
Look out for Mr. Chris J. Go''rey's ad.
which will appear in our next issue.
C~ing 10 the inclenent wtaie'r the
Orphans CCur; dit no, meet on Tuesday
We will nnsaer que les of "Diek" next
week. We art crowded with maiief ihis
week.
Miss Mollie Simn 5, Of Cobb Nstk isv's;t-
iog her lister Mrs. John I. Jenkins, Los lst
Grove
Mise, Jennie and Nellie Nesle have return.
"a FINN ,,.asant whit TO friends in Cobb
49,. NM. . .oos,,.a +. oo.,,,on
. 4, IN. e,mil, ofur / " Roar.
man
A.. ,v.,,.. u;,,hsu ,a,u,rsd on Nonaav
,..., ~, - t.;sna. Il. Rsi.mora
con.,.
-. ...,,. a,rh..,
,su, n Ilovd Piecswaxeu il visiting
Miss Molhe Hamilton. St. Thomas Manor
nm. ~. .,,.a.a the har ,;ysr ne
1880. ,ha u..,l.na A,,icul,uraI
C.,,.n. r.,A.r ,;rh, of lat vesk
~ u.,a..a o,to,h.;r ns;rhhor-
3 49, 1890 -@''NN = - y
49, - n. ~ lilo s.ns.d;,v "a.
"e
i"s's w.. y 'asee - ~.
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49,.
: The marriage oil Dr Ernest Neaie, 70 MISS
oAoa'e Lug WI, 'aAe p'ae' ~ 'a' o1.1e
u'"'' =
e'O'A. ~ S ' '
Ao
Rev Father wade pastor OF newport
Catholic Church participated IN tne rory
uou's uesO"V" 's'u " -" '1 w
oae'eu neAi'' Du'""ou'
county
Mr. Spcarmsa Lancaster wrote as dsavow-
ing any intention Of interfering with the ter
minus Of our railroad il eleciei. Il is due
sir Lancaster 10 accept MS promise III Tue
matter.
Mr.. H n. Bowie, having houghi out Nessrs
49,. n~rc il dr..
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-11-03

or triple tie cost, that seven stor'
dnier one roof means more. This saw
ing is not added to cur profits, but goes
to you. our customers. And the con
veuienee Of huying every apparel needed
for men and boys; the best shoes. the
best hats, underwear. furnishing. suiis,
aad overcoats. without gong step out
of your way is worth earfare, time. and
a direct saving to you.
There is no other complete and ex-
clusise mems and boys store in Baltl-
more There can't be, for DO store
could sell suca good clothing as we do,
vi any where near our prices.
Its taken for years to bring our store
to its present perfection; it'd take ten
years. at least, to make any other store
as prominent as ours.
Your request. on postal, will bring
you complete lllustrat, d catalogue OF
everything we sell. aud their prices;
also self measurement blank.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-11-03
Nominations to Office"
made To the Supervisors
of Election of Charles
County.

In aeeordsu e sih the provisions Of
Ses lou A Of the Act Of the General
Assembly Of Msry'asd. passed at The
j Luary session Of 1896. W. the Super
visors Of Election for Charles County.
hereby give notice that the -'nomina.
ions to office" Of the following persons
have been certified to us. as candidates
to be voted for at the election to be held
IN Charles County on Tucsd y. the eth
lay Of November. 1899.
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desire to inform my friends and the public
generally, that ] am now connected with III,
old and reliable Commission House of VIM
Il. Moore Co, aO7 s. Charles St. Any
business in our line will be appreciated and
receive most careful atiention. Believing
am in position to serve your highest and
best interest, solicit your patronage
J.SAMUEL TURNER.
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strange.

man residing on tie Eastern Shore Of
MARYLAND, recently wrote his name and ad-
dress on a postal card and simply addressed
il l. Beneseh Sons, BALTIMORE By return
mail he receive handsome 1873 page eata-
Iogue, containing over 800 fine halt-tone
illustrations and very valuable suggestions
on economical houseiurnisbing at rock bottom
prizes, also personal letter from the largest
model home furnishers in the o S.--All for a
postai--Try it
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Comes from Dr.. D. B. Cargile, of W ashita,
II. T. He writes: -Four bottles Of Electric
Bitiers has cured Mrs Brewer of scrofulz,
which had caused her great suffering for years
Terrible sore would break out on her head
and face and the best doctors could give no
help: but he cure is complete and her health
is excellent This shows what thousands
have roFei,-that Electric Bitters is the
best blood purifier known. Its the supreme
remedy for eczema, letter, salt rheum ulcers,
bois, and running sores 1t stimulates liver,
kidneys and boweles, expels poisons. helps
digestion builds up the strength Only 30
cents Sold by La Plata Drug Store Guar
anfeed
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Special Excursions to Philadelphia,
Account National Export Expo
siti0n

Low RATES VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
arranged for special excursion rates to Phila-
delphia on October 10 and &c. November 8
and %, account National Export Exposition.
Round trip tickets, good to return within ten
days, inelodinS day Of issue, will be sold on
above dates from all doints on the Pittstnrg
Division. Monongahea Division, West Penn
sslvanIs Division, Cambria and Clear6eld
Division, Altoona Division, Tyrone Division,
lexcept Lock Haven't, Middle Division, Bed
ford Division and Frederick Division lexcepl
York, Helam, aud Wrigntsvillel, and from
all points on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, at rate Of single fare
for the round trid, plus adu Ission to the Ex-
position mo rate less than one dollarl For
specific rates apply to Ticket Agents,
The National Export Exposition has sur
passed all expectations in the extent and
variety of its exhibits, and in its general excel
lence and attractlveness The Implement
Building, containing marvellous display of
farm machinery, is particularly interesting
to agriculturalists The band concerts and
diveriing midway furnish delightful enter
tsiument for all.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-11-03
The Appetite OF a Goat

Il envied by all poor dyspeptics who's,
Stomach and Liver are out of order. All such
should know that Dr. Kings New Life Pills,
.he wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy,
gives splendid appetite, sound digestion aud
II regular bodily habit that insures perfect
health and a great energy. Only Csc. at Ia
Plata Drug Store,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-11-03

On all sales Of $40 and under. the cash will
be required; on all sales above $40 credit Of
six months will be allowedufon the purchaser
giving bis note, hearing inieres from the day
Of sale with surei, or sp'elies to be approved
by the undersigned
No goods will be delivered until terms Of
sale shall been complied with.
JOHN 7. DAVIS,
Administrator Of Mary J Davis. deceased
The above sale has been postponed
to Friday November 3, 1899
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-11-03
LOCAL
Democratic Meetings.

DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS, the
dates and places thereof, respectively,
have been arranged by the Local Cen
trail COMMITTEE as follows:
WAYSlDE,
FRIDAY, November 3. at 7 PN
HUGHESVILLE,
SATURDAY. November 4 at ! P II
THE MEETINGS will be addressed
By the candidates and otter speakers,
I'd il is earnestly desired by the State
Central Committee that every Democrat
lend his aid to the end that they may be
well attended. advt Vt
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

DY virtue of an order Of the Orphan s
ID Court of ChsrIes County the 0ndersipn-
ed Administrator of Mary Jane D.yis, de-
ceased will sell at Public Auction, at Jaw
THORNE," the late residence OF the said
decaused an
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-11-03
Thursday, the I'd Day
of Nov. 1899,

at 10 o'loek A. NJ the Personal Properly Of
said deceased, consulting Of.
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, CROP OF
CORN. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CAR
RAGE AND HARNESS. HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
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McDonOugh Fund
SCHOLARSHIPS.
rCHE TRUSTEES OF THE McDoN0UGH
L Charity Srhool hereby give notice that
hay will award free scholarships. In
1.-THE Southern Maryland
PREPARATORY SCHOOL "

- y
PREPARATORY SCHOOL :"
located rear La Plata. Charles County Mr. :
land, to six poor orphan white children, or
poor children Of INDECENT white parents reid
ing in that section OF Charles County which
is conlnlned with in the following boundaries;
Beginning NJ the lo~ er end of Cedar P, int
Meek in Charles County and running thrure
uD and with the western hank of the P, ri
Tobacco River and the Port Tobacro run as
far as the bridges spanning the said rua at or
near the village OF Port Tobacco; thence lesy-
ing the sai1 run and running with the county
road known MS the valley road leading from
Port tobacco TO Middleinwn In said county
and continued 10 the MatIa~oman run or
ssamp ut a place called Troy, the fordIng
plpre mentioned in the will Of the late Man
rice J McDonough; thence. down and with
said run or swamp. MS far as the county road
leading from Pomonkey via Bumpy Oak
Church TO Port Tobacco; thence leaving the
said run or swamp and rnsning with the said
road, via Longevity. uow the residence Of Nr.
+ VI. Cox. until il infersects the mad now
for ing tine boundary line between E er N
Districts No | and No. Z; thence leaving The
Pomenkey road and running With the id
road aud boundary line until il iniersecis I Q
county road leading from GlYmont 10 Port
Tobacco; thence with said road until it inter-
sects the county road called and known rs the
P4lmoine road, which road forms part of The
dividing line between Election Districts No
and NJ 2: thenre ri'h same until il inteE.eris
The couut ROAD rsd NJ irom Port Tosaeco,
via the Aims House. 10 Pisgah at the 5 Z
corner Of place called and known as st.
Jobus," formeel, belonging 10 Richard
Barnes hu. now in the possession Of W. ".
PAD, EFT; thence with said road, leading
towards Pisgah distance of about one
mile. or until It inlerseets run called Mill
run, thence with he waters of said run ald
the eastern bank Of Avon Riuer and Mamie
NOV Greek to the Potomac River at Blossom
Point; thence b, The said river 10 the begin-
ming point at the lower end Of &c lar Point
neck
These scholarships will be awarded to those
poor children, residing 10 the above descii I'd
section OF the county,. who shall be deemed
most worth, to receive the same, after COM
petitive exa iinalion TO he held at said Pre-
paratory School on Saturday, Nav. 4, 1893,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. v
All chiioren desiring 10 take said exami-
nation are requested to attend promptly at
the time and place named.
The SAID scholarships will include free
board. tui ion AMI hooks aud will he open
t. children o both sekes bet Seen the ages Of
~rlve AMI i..hi.en ears.
For faribst infurm4titn apply to the under
signed. OF to troi u II Liatner, La Plata,
Nd. B. order Of the Board,
John H Mitchell, H. C. Page,
''scre,aIy, President,