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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27
Notice No s33
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
United states Land once,
Carson CITY. Nevada, May Is, 1871.


Carson CITY Nevada, May Is, 1911
Noticei hereby given that "A. 81. chisholm,
whose reside &C and post alucs address Is salt
Lake city, Utah, las msae application for u
United states fatcnt Tor tHu tHHtl Jack Lode
mining claim situate IA kluHIay Mining Dis.
trlct Elk0 co., Nevada, claiming i554 iiisaz. Iret
therein and sur ace ground oaaias, Hide, Deing
Mineral survey ly2l and described Ia the Hetd
notes aud plat al tns ouieIai survey on Tile in
TINS 0iiee with magnetic Fa#I#Il9u "a II de-
grles 10 minutes east, as l9iiJHH:
commencing al Post No ]. d corner Of the
claim, aud running thence soasa aas p min.
west lI35 teet I'd corner 30. - td ace sduth
deg. - miu. west 5oi % feet 10 cJraer 10 81
thence soatn s. deg west % f#el q rHIner No,
o. tIUuee So deg. . ntu. Wusta4l -ezt 10 corner
ne ., thence souta al deg. a1mIu east u15 feet
TO corner 80 d, thence nor % 49eg = mia. east
lJ99 feet 10 corner NJ. d Hua tneuee north 81
deg AZ min. vest 90 ieet ~ eaHlcf So. /. tue
place Oh beginning.
From the aBoye mentioned corner No. l Of
the upIatu sack claim tae corner common to
Eauge o. EAST bears nOrth Is dry III min. west
aasf-4 feet and from corner NJ. % O. the claim
deg. west 20 feet dstaut.
Iae area claimed and applied Tor being 49,.
0a2 utlesY there being no cuuHIetf.
Tie ioae hne OF the claim beats north deg
% min e4st lzp1 teet from tns dlsEa.erg aud
south de- - min. west 30 fset nom tas dis-
/ coFery.
said claim Is situated in Secs. 10 an1a4.T. 2s
y. rs. 81 aud Is 4. aud said lpas location min
I ing ciglm being OF record ia the aHra Of tho
Recorder VI said county al Eiaa iu E4hu county,
/ Nevada. IN Book /. psse 7ys, said diufas Dis.
trlet records The nearest known locations oe-
ing LtH keYu, Survey 81 aud 81, H4fIle Maria,
survey l5-ls iua Luil survey Ill, anu the
/ Idifast th8t rnis notice be Published Ia the
I y hltu zine Aews az Ely, NeTada5 the ncws
paper pauiisHeu ueargs5 tne said mIai ~ n aim
/ i9f tne period 81 ten Weeks.
q. II. GALLUP, REGISTER
] ". ST. Bradley. Law Attorney
! Date of urst publication. Nay 90 I9Jl
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
United staies L1na ono.


Carson city. Nevada, May Is. lgjli
Notice is hereby given that " " chisholm
whose residence and D 80 flee address BIS sal.
United States patent Tor the tnIHn atl Cua7t
Mine No. , and National Lode No. Lode niu
ing claim consolidated sltu4te la kinslry Min
ing District klko County. Aty4da, euH-Is Iua
Of the Chinu aud Chase Mine M 2. BEING aa
linear feet In length ana the National iI1I.
40 ,. befug ljJ1 linear feet ia length. and sHiF
face ground for each claim $40 feet wide. beIul
Mineral survey lA4l and described iu tile uein
notes and plat Of the Official survey on de ir
this Office. with magnetic variation Il degree.
10 minutes east. AS follows.
Commencing at Post 40. I, a corner % tht
Chinn and Chase Mine No. claim. and ran
ming thence south 10 deg. 03 mi l.. west ljUC lerI
to corner No. OF said Cninn and Chase MINI
No. claim thence north 6 deg. % min easI
600 feet to corner No J Of sniu Chinn aud Chasl
Nine No. , claim, identical 70 Corner No a
OF the National Lode No. y thence further
north o. deg. ID min. east 3bJ.A feet to rorutI
No. Of the National Lode so. claim. theHrt
north y deg. D. min. east l55' feet 10 coruei
No. OF tue National Lode M. claim. theart
south Is aeg, % min, west 4HI5 feet % CORN
No. OF the National Lode No ? claim. Cdeu
teal to corner No OF the Chan aud Chase
Mine No. claim aud thence further south
deg, 30 min. wesI b1j feet To said corner No. ! u
sad Chinn aud Chase Mine No. claim, ill.,
place of beginning.
From said corner No. ] Of said Chlnu aud
Chase Mine No , the corner common 10 section,
u, Il, % and "a. Township 70 North OF Range d,
East bears north Is deg. ~ min. west 500 feet
ulhlhhl. hsoIuef No Oh the Dolly claim SUI
vey l7&, bears south Is deg. 30 min. west 80.
feet irom corner No. Of the National Lode No
claim.
The area claimed and applied for belng3I. =
acres, there being no excluded areas
the lode line OF said Chiun aud Chase MiuN
No. claim bears south 10 deg. o. min west a..
feet from the discovery point; aud nDstn
deg. % min. east 7j1 feet nom tho discover.
point; aud tn lode line Of said National Lod
NO. claim bears south 10 deg. o. mia. west a.
ieet. aud nortn 10 deg % min. east ITO etfroH
the discovery point
said consolidated claim Is situated IN Sec ll
i, 20 N. X Is h., and said lode location min
ing claims being Of record IN the office Of the
Recorder OF said county IN Book =. page
and BOOK ?. page a57 OF Amin.
locations respectively recorda OF said
mining district. at ElkO, Nevada. The near
est known locations being the carrie Maria,
Survey l72l, Ida Lull, survey l1H, aud Dotty
Survey l12i.
direct that this notice be published ia tht
White fiue News ut My, Nevada, the uew-
paper published nearest the said mtning claim
for the period Of ten Weeks.
q. u. GALLur. Register.
W. NJ. BRADLEY, Law Attorney.
Date OF nrst publication, May 81 1901.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Ely. WHITE rI4geos NEVADA.

lily. WHITE rlSE ca. NEVADA.
April 18th, l49i
fon nra hereHy notified that / have eX.
aended Slo0 In labor and impraFe meats upon
t1e copper blAnccf lode mining claim, sltu-
Ted in Eagle Mining District Wate Pine
pun4t' stale ni Nevada, ia mdHr t1 hold said
remiss under the provisions 81 sptu8n, 252i
tfflsed statutes of t1e iniisd states, heiag
he amount required 10 held The same for the
'lr ending December 81. 1909
Aud. u within ninety daes after the pullica.
w ai this notice, You ittl or fefgal 90 con.
il9pte yoar proportion of such r-asNdtuIe
81 co.9"uff your Interest iu said Clslm will
heeono The property Of ths subscriber
we proportion Of said fh8m nows IS
li3at3 iof mis- hare OF the asses .Iucut work TOR
pc said year lAh, us one tbif8 owner Ia tlfo
mining claim aforesaid.
II 25 10 July IS.
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Fourth OF DULY Committees.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be meeting OF the General Com
mittee at Hips Hall onISaturday even
ing, June 30, to make the final ar
rangements for the observance OF the
Fourth, and all subcommittee are
requested to present their reports at
that time.
JOHN WEBER,
Chairman General Committee.
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Notice of Appointment and to Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was duly appointed on the 2lst day OF NAV.
1901, BY the Fourth Judicial District Court 81
county. and has since qualified according 10
law, ~ executor Of the estate Of Patf ick
keelan;, late OF said county. deceased, and
said deceased must, within forty davs sftsr
the hrst publication OF this office, fle the
same with necessary vouchers, with the CLERK
o. SAID Court, Any claim not SO filed shall be
forever barred.
N. 3. GARAoHAN, Executor
Dated, Ely, Esvsda, May ~, 1871.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

am now prepared to haul all western
freight from Wells to Ely aud uherry Creek
All parties desiring me TO receive their goods
AZ wells will please request shippers TO mark
same vi b q diamond c." and II will DO
promptly delivered to me. | am prepared 10
handle everything In the way of freight, and
prepaid by me at Wells
J 8. CAzIKR.
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Two beautiful new show eases a1orn
Mlller's store IA. Cherry Crock It's
week, one Of which - caue. full II
elegant French caaaie.. y ala ne Other
displays toilet articles ag3 ,Oesa fine
Prince WAlaec.. AM u ~ Gnl para.
This addition 10 !ssn z.laa -, not
Indicate any duh t.inss ~. AHA.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION or
WHITE PINE COUNTY SCRIP,

IKEAsUNEKH OTTIUI,
WHITE PINE COUNTY, NEVADA :
ELY, June A. laul
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 there are now over Five Hundred $500
Dollars In the Redemption Fnud Of White
Pine County, and that sealed pruuos ais, d.
OF County Warrants on the Gsusral Fand Of
White Pine County until the next regular
meeting OF the Board Of County Commission
ers
] b. WILLIAMSON
County Treasurer Of white Pine Cou uty NeY
First insertion, June 6, 1901
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IN THE JUSTICE coURroF1tT TOWNS lip
OF THE COUNTY OF WHITE PINE,
STATE OF NEVADA.
SUM MONS.

Joseph Newman, Plaintiff,
vs. CHM Rnnnc
Chef Frank, Defendant
The State OF Nevada Sends Greeting To Chef
Frank. Defendant.
You are hereby required To appear in an ar
ton brought against you by the npoy. name
plaintiff. IN the Justice Court 81 the Fir.t
Township, County of White Pine. state OF NJ.
yada. to answer before the Justice at mis- ONCE
st Ely, in said Township, the complaint here.
III filed at 10 O'Clock A. ia on thr ggnd dav of
May, 1901. ' "
The said action is brought TO recover iudg.
ment against you for the sum OF two hundred
aud 6-lUJ dollars tklJJO5l Siin of when il for
Poods, wares and merchandise sold and deliy.
ered 10 you by the said plaintiff $50 90 of winch
~ an assigned account to plaintiff By Chan
Joe for board furnished you the said defend
ant by said Chan Joe; 1865 OF said 500, Is be-
tug on an assigned account 10 me by " X.
Graham. said last assigned account being for
Soods, wares aud merchandise sold TO YOU by
saln 1raham; all OF the accounts being due
anu payable IN The town OF Ely, White Pine
county, according to the terms OF the contracts
upon winch the above amounts are due as
more iully appears by the complaint on file
neTeln 10 Wn1cn you are referred
And you are hereby notified that II Won fail
10 appear and answer said complaint as above
required. t1e said plaintiff will take Judgment
againsI you for the sum Of sl0JO5 together with
costs 800
Given under my hand this 18th day OF May,
1901. "'
W. II. TYLER,
Justice Of the Peace OF said Township
1902.
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Eureka County Bank

Eureka County Bank
Main ST., Eureka, Nevada.
Authorized Capital, 800, 600. 90
Paid up Capital, 8 10000. 90
OFFICERS:
OSCAR j. SMITH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. President
]. II. HoEGH wi,
W, E. GRIFFIN ........ Secretary and Cashier
DIRECTORS:
j. H. Hoegh, John Hancock, ST.. W. T. Griffin.
Oscar J. Smith. Bert L. Smith
Transacts General Banking Business.
Mining and Other Stocks Bought on
Commission.
Will Buy and Sell Exchange on Every
Country in the World.
CORRESPoNDENTS-Western Ma
tional Bank, New York City; The
Croker Woolworth National Bank.
San Francisco; Knauth, Nachod &
Kuhne, New York City; Mccormick s,
Co., Salt Lake City.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-11-22

Mr.. c. c. Perry, father Of Mr.. Rufus
Perry, Of Harris Lot, is quite sick.
Eugene Freeman, of NewbuigE is in
Baltimore.
Geo. Higges, gave blow out to few
friends at his bachelor quarters, near
Newburgh, the other evening.
A native Of IIayti, who has been travel
ing through the county for the past
week or two selling hair restorcr and
preparation for rheumatism, ETC., has
performed some miraculous work. at
Pope's Creek the other day a colored
man who had been suffering for long
time with lame back was made to throw
away his crutehcs by the DOCTORS dex-
terity. The sufferer made his troubles
known to the doctor. who calls himself
Prof. So and SO. Just what kind of a
professor is not exactly known. Any
way, he listened to the mans story, and
then he applied his preparation, making
passes with his hands as he proceeded
with his work. The effect was magic
and wien the professor had finished the
proceedings the patient announced that
he felt like a two-year old. The story
Of a more remarkable cure comes from
Ncwburgh. A gentleman near there,
who has suffered continuously with rheu-
matism, bought a bottle Of the liniment,
and has not found occasion to use it.
From the moment he brought it into the
house he has never suffered pain. As
a climax to the whole business, the pro-
fessor, who is good talker, got into an
argument with an old white man ON the
negro question, which seems to be the
burning question of the day. The old
gentleman was no SLOUGH himself, and
could give an ordinary man cards and
spades in a game of talk and then make
ereditable showing, but he wasn't one,
two, six with the professor. lie was
bested on every point and appreciated
the fact that he had been worsted. AS
the professor bid him farewell and with
drew he said to me in confidential and
sneering way That damn Niger thinks
hes as good as white man.
A mysterious looking craft anchored
of Pope's Creek one day last week and
caused considerable speculations as to
its business in these waters. e was at
first thought that its r.ssion was to fish
Captain Drinks nels, but Maj. Sylvester
SS4iss.s ssga asssfsssess 'sAss-, - "a bv an
'nouneing it. to be U. S. Coast Survev
boat which is making chart Of the
river.
Capt. Geo. Smith, of the Pope's Creek
express, after an absence of two weeks,
has returned to his post
A good many of the fishermen along
the river front are taking in their nets.
NewburgH has green grocery and
butcher shop. =
sCINDERS.
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Transfers of Property.

pius - caIo. r,on, Iohr n 1onl,;,.
30 n p parrau g Co. 90. Than,a,
W. \ q w c.rnai, coo. 80,
prs,vrer fohnr pa,v;a so rn,an,,a,
II paharts ~ NJ pa,r,,nr, 4. g. cog,
= 80 - 1va1t;-T.e.. -, -
sao- a. nf,.,.- ~ - -.
~. ~ 50 ~ - -. ", 80
\ camo s,oo. II saaa,,o 80 60
set II. san,,n, 80, - ,a,aar r
u.'d,,n. 50
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Orphan Court

The Orphans Court was in session on
Tuesday with Judges Marbury, Gray aud
Carlin in attendance. The following
business was transacted:
Ordered that Claude NJ. Lucas, admin
istrator Of James A. Lucas, dispose Of
so much Of the personal estate % said
Lucas, as he may deem necessary to
pay all expenses pertaining 20 said Is
tate by public auction. Terms Of sale;
all sums of and over $50 a credit Of O
months will be given, all sums below $50;
cash.
Ordered that the final guardian ac-
count Of Pere Wilmer, Jr.. guardian Of
Louis f. Freeman, be passed. Release
Of said guardian iiled and approved.
Ordered that the first account Of
Adrian Posey as surviving adiniolstra-
tor of Joseph f. Sanders. deceased, be
filed and approved.
Ordered that the Register Of Wills
make an audit of the balance account
able on said account among the heirs Of
said deceased.
Citation issued to Arthur Gardiner to
select guardian.
Order passed for the sale Of the real
estate Of William d. Posey, deceased.
Adrian Posey, appointed trustee to sell
said property, penalty of bond, $500.
Ordered that the claims of L. S. Her
bert against the estates of S. G. Lancas-
ter, Alex. Campbell and DR.. W. II. Bar
ker, respectively, be passed.
Application made by Joseph A. Scott
for letters of administration upon the
estate Of W. A. Scott, penalty Of bond,
$1,000.
Ordered that the account Of Henry NJ.
Ward against the estate Of S. @ l4ancas-
ter be passed.
ordered that the final account in the
estate OF Elizabeth Flint, deceased, as
submitted by DIR. II. Q, chappelear, be
passed.
Ordered that Register Of Wills make
distribution OF the amount accountable
ON final account OF said Flint among
creditors.
Ordered that the executors of George
7. Carrico, deceased, be authoriz d and
emDowered to exactta a tle.ed Ia s.,
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Death.

Miss Ellen O. Mcpherson, daughter of
the late Alexander Mcpherson, and sis
ter Of the late Mason L. Mcpherson, of
this County, died at the home Of her
niece, Mrs. II. R. Bowling, ofnear Bryan
town, on Saturday the 10th inst. She
would have been 81 years Of age, on Sun
day next, having been born, November
-, 1914. She was an estimable lady
and dearly beloved by all who knew her
Through life. She was ill only few
days, the immediate cause of death be
ing heart disease. Her funeral took
place on Monday, intermcnt being at the
Mcpherson private burying grounds near
Bryantown. Rev. DIR. Murphy, Of
Aquasco, OBLIGATED.
The pail bearers were Messrs. VIM.
Queen, b. NJ. Edeien, j. NJ. Rurch, R.
Al. Boone, ] Inn L. Wolfe, and J. W.
Montgomery.
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most able, painstaking and conscientious
Attorney, and the members Of the Bar
have lost a friend and brother whose
help and advice they never invoked in
vain. But beyond the sphere Of his
professional usefulness the people Of
this County have lost a citizen who
stood for municipal honesty and for
civic Righteousness and his wife and
his children have been bercft Of loyal
husband aud a devoted father, their
protector. the counselor in all their en-
deavors, the companion Of their joys,
and a comforter in all their tribulations.
And your committe respectfully sug-
gess that your ITonors cause this mem-
mortal TO be spread upon the record Of
this Honorable Court, and copies to be
sent, one to the family Of Mr.. Mitchell,
and one to each or the County papers
for publication.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. ALLISON WILMER,
IF. MATTHEW'S,
SYDNEY e. MUDD,
JOHN E. STONE,
Committee.
True Copy-Test;
Il. G. SroNEsTRsEr, Clerk.
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE sun"

All Doctors have tried to cure CATARRH
BY The us, Of powders, acid gases, inhalezs
and drugs in paste form. Their powders DRY
an The mueuaus membranes causing
them 70 crack opea and bleed. The
poweial Aeiis used 10 me lnhalers have entire
" eaten sway the same membranes that their
maker have aimed to eure, while pssies and
5in'meuis cannot reach The disesse An old
an experienced practitioner who has for mNnT
years made close studs and specially ofthe
,ressIaent q CATARRH. has At LAST perfected
Treatment Whirh ben 'sibihllY 4sed. not
relieves st once. but permanently sures
CA fARRH, by removing the causr, stopping
the discharges snd cnring all Inflammation
Il is the onlJ remedy kuown TO science that
aet1sii7 reaches the afflicted parts. This
wonderful remedy is knoun as "SNUF-
FILES thu GUARANTEED CATARRH
CUhb AMI Is sold At the extremely low
price o. One Dollar, each packaRe containing
lntfIual and external medicine sufficient for q
fai menths treatment and everything neees-
sarJ to w. perfect use.
'SNUFFLES' is The only perfect
GAfAREH CURE, ever made and il now
recoR as the Gully SAFE aud positive cure
Tor that annoying ard disgusting disease.
u cures all infamation quickly ard psr-
alepentlr nnd s also wor derfally quick 10
relfys HAY FEVER or COLD in the HEAD.
GAfARRH When neglected often leads TO
CONSUMPTION SUPPLIES" will save
you If you use il at once II is no ordinary
remedy, tut comp,eie treatment which is
positively guaranteed to cure CATARRH in
IN. iotm or Stage il used according TO the
directions which accompany each package.
Dos deiae hut send Tor u at once, aud write
faif particulars as 10 Jour condition, and
you val re eve special advice from The dis
coverer Of this wonderful remedy regarding
sonr case Etthout tost TO on beyond the
reKaar price Of "SNUFFLES" the GUAR
ANTEED OATARRH CURE
Sent prepaid TO any address in the United
Satss or Canada en- receipt n One Dollar
Addiess Dept 1. EDWIN b GILES 4
COMPANY, 1880 and 1892 Market Street,
phiadelphia,
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Letter to s. C. padgett.

Dear Sir: H. NJ. Hooker Co.. Coopers-
town, N. Y, have sold Devoe paint fo- AZ
years. D. 7. MeGown, Of that firm, built a
house in s. and painted Devoe. of course e.
The paint lasted ten years.
A year or two later a neighhor built =
house, and painted 1t lead and oil. Tue
neighbours house was reprinted twice il The
same time.
This looks as it the neighbours house was
painted three times in eight or nine years
We are not quite sure--we tell the tale as is
comes 10 Us.
II is enough to say Devoe lead and zinc
lasts twice as long as lead and oil.
Yours truly,
2. W. DEYoE & co.
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The Bazaar.

The bazaar held in the Town Hall, La
Plata, on Tuesday, for the benefit of the
Catholic Church at this place proved a
financial success. Everything passed
off satisfactorily much to the pleasure
and qualification of all and especially to
those who managed the affair.
Special thanks are due many members
of the Episcopal and Methodist
Churches who literally patronized the
bazaar and also loaned helping hand
towards making it success. Amount
Of receipts, about $500 of which nearly
all clear money.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-11-22

Mr.. John L. Wathen, son Of the late
Joseph Wathen, of this county, and Miss
Elizabeth Hederman, of lis South
broadway, Baltimore, Nd, were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon at St. Pat.
riek's Catholic Church, Baltimore, by
Rev. NJ. A. Ryan The bride wore a
brown cloth travelling suit and carried
white chrysanthemums. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wathen returned to this county on the
Wednesday evening train and will resif,
near Newport. y
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Insurance Notice.

Nr Aubrey Bird. Sta Mana. sr Of the OLE
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, o.
Portland, Maine. has established q branch
Office Al iotel Smoot, this town, under the
management of Mr. Jno r. NsTiin win gil
represent that company ir Southern y -, sni !.
Mr. Martin is we'll known 10 this coaatv
and is representing an Old TeliAhle company,
Incorporated 10 1913, and since 1877 has been
uEGer the Maine Non-l orieIuEt Law.
Oct ll-n
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Something worth knowing.

We have one of the largest, finest, cheapest
and best selected stock of goods that is kept
in country store, consisting in part: Ladies
Has, Goats, suits, Skirts and Underwear,
Mems. Boys and Childrens outfits from head
to foot
Double and Single Harnesses, ? rniture
and all other wares thai are usually kept 10 a
first class store.
cordial invitation is extended to all
Call and examiner same
T. R. FARRALL L SON.
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Religious Notice.

Divine Service in St. Paul's chapel on
Sunday next, Nov. oath, at Il a. NJ.
Services in Christ Church, Port Tobacco,
on Thanksgiving Day, November 2sth At
18th A. NJ. Offerings for Disable Clergy
J. Z. POINDEXTER, Rector.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Jameson, of Pic
cawaxen, entertained a number of friends
Oh the 10th inst, at their hospitable
home, in honor of her mother, Mrs.
Murphy, of New York. A delightful
repast and refreshments consisting of
the delegates of the season were served
the many guests. A number of toasts
were drank to the health of the guest of
honor, Mrs. Murphy. Interesting reci-
tations were delivered by Miss Alma
Lloyd and Miss Amelia Snioot.