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course THAI have been called upon 70
pursue on several occasions IN tle past,
sent for him. and urgently and persist
entity sought 20 impress MON him shat
The Wise and decorons course FOR him IL
follow was % have noconnection what
ever with the convention and to entirely
eliminate himself for the present. Al
least. from the politics Of bis county.
Il sympathize with him In bis present
situation. appreciate bis loyal sup
port OF myself in the past. would
like TO help him 20 relieve himself Of
his present difficulties, but to have him
attempting 20 dominate the politics Of
bis county, to the extent OF even doing
things that ! specifically and in detail
urged him not to do and protested in
advapce against his doing. and have
people charge up such action on his
part TO what has been termed his politi-
cal Iieutenancy' 20 me. is thing that |
cannot and will not stand, and must
and will put an end to IT.
"There need be 10 very, however,
so far ms my Information goes, upon the
part of our political friends, as to the
character of the ticket just put in the
field in st. Mary's county. From all
that can gather. II is generally con
sidered one of the strongest tickets that
has been nominated for years, being rep
resentatiye Of all elements Of the party
and all sections of The county. and
without any tinge of facticnal makeup
in il. 1t deserves to be, and sill be, In
my judgment. elected.
"a word further as TO the resolutions
which have been reported to have been
passed by the convention about 'perse.
cutors and traducers of character, which
have been construed by some people a.
meant to reflect on the court by which
Ching was recently tried. have been
informed by persons present at the con
veDtion IN the capacity of delegates thai
no such resolutions were in fact passed
that there was draft Of resolution
containing snch language, but that il
: was stricken out in the committee. and
while enormously read to the cOnven
tion, 1t was, upon explanation made bl
! Senator Wilkinson himself to the effec
that it had been stricken out BY the com
mittee, excluded from the resolution
adopted by the convention. have be
fore me now, also, report of the pro
ceedings of the convention, including
all resolutions, published in the Sain
. Mary's Enterprise, paper edited by Nj
, Enoch B. Abel, who was chairman o
the convention, furnished to it, it is t.
T be presumed, by the secretary of ia,
+. convention. No such language appear
in this report of the conventions pro
ceedings, and the fact is the convention
adopted no resolutions containing an,
such language. "-Baltimore Herald
August z.
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harmonious gathering. There was only
one candidate and the following is ;
sketch OF the nominee.
William II. Thomas, the nominee Of
the convention. i 9 member Of promi-
nent Southern Maryland family He
vas barn In 81 Mary's county in 1891,
and IL in his fist year. His father, who
has been dead for some years, was VIII
liam Henry Thomas. who repeatedly
represented that county in the House OF
Delegates. His mother, who is still
living at an advanced age. WAS Miss
Eleanor Mackubbin, Of Annapolis, a
daughter of the late George Mackubbin.
who was treasurer OF Maryland for
many years-for alonger period, in fact,
than any other citizen who has ever
held that Office. His uncle, the late DIR.
Richard Mackubbin. Of Anne Arundel
county, was member Of the House Of
Delegates in iee0-Gl, and other members
Of the family have occupied prominent
official stations in the state. James
Mckubbin, of Howard county, is lis
uncle. A sister Of bis mather was the
wife Of the late Judge Edward Ham
mond, Of Howard county. The late DIR.
George Thomas. Of Baltimore, an emil
nent specialist in diseases of the heart,
throat aud lungs. was his brother.
Another brother-Truma III. Thomas
is a 81. Mary's county farmer and re-
sides on the old Thomas homestead.
Mr.. Thomas was educated at the Mary
land Agricultural College. where he
graduated In 1882, and was the valedic.
torian Of his class. He entered the
Maryland University school of law the
same year, from which he was graduated
and received his diploma as LII. B. in
1884. He was Immediately admitted &c
the Baltimore Bar, and spent year in
the Office Of John X. Cowen, devotint
his time TO the acquisition of NOR,
thorough knowledge OF the law and III
practice. He came to Westminster in
1886, where he has since practiced hi
profession successfully, taking ranl
among the leading members of the ba
and being frequently employed in Inn
pOrtant cases. While he has been an
active democrat, he has taken no part il
party management. He has not been
candidate for Office heretofore, but ha
held official stations as counselor 4
some of the local authorities of th
county by appointment. In religion
faith he Is an Episcopalian. In 1888
Mr.. Thomas married Miss Catherine
Roberts, q daughter of the late Judg
Charles B. Roberts. They reside in
handsome residence built by him nea
the court house. and have four children
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-08-22
DANGER IN CHEMICAL FLAW.
ORING EXTRACTS.
CHARLES IND RI YETTE SITS.

Every housekeeper ought 70 know thai
many of the cheap flavoring ex sracts OF
the market are made from artificial chomi-
Gals and sometimes Of dangerous drugs be
canse they are cheaper. Flavoring EXTRACTS
or essences should he bought from reliable
druggists wn make them with the same
care that they would use in putting up a
doctors prescription. a druggist label
amounts 10 his guarantee Of thc purity Of
tho article. However, drugstore is no.
always convenient and in this case cs-
'ences or extracts (which are simply strong
essences) should be bought which bear the
latels of some reliable rnanuGtcturino
druggist. 4. 5. Leadbeater 4 Sen, vh. le-
sale and manufacture g druggists, Of Alex.
andria, Va, put up a complete line Of ~
tracts and essences which they guarantee
TO be absolutely pure and arc willing te
stake their reputation Of over a century of
honorable business dea ing upon them.
These goods arc made by practical pharma
cists with the same care that would be-
used on a doctors prescription Pure Ez.
tract of Vanilla Is very volatile and 3 IN
lured y extreme heat, 50 is not suitable
for cake unless used in icing, etc. Many
people are so accustomed 20 this extract.
made from rank cheap beans, tonqua beans
II even vaniliine a. cheuisal made from
coal tar) that when they Use an extract
containing only the pure, delicate auyorof
good vanilla they are dissati. fed ard con-
sder tho extract. lacking in strength.
ANY essence or extract having the trade
mark Established 1872" a. The name
Leadbeater may be used in perfect conf
fence. The laboratory Of this firm Is Al
ways open 10 The public ? inspection,
1eing in charge Of practical pbqTmacists
Sho use no material which could cause
injury and SO have to be manipulated be.
lind closed doors.
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GAY HILL.

MRS. BRISCoE'S select home school
w for girls reopens SEPTEMBER 10.
1901 Tuition in English, Mathematics,
Latin and French. with board and wash
ing, $3.50, payable semiaanually. Ad-
dress
Mrs. EDWARD r. BRISCoE.
Charlotte Hall,
Aug 22-mA st. Mary's Co, Nd.
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Facts Worth Knowing.

FULLY intending To discontinue the
merchandise business, am offering for
sale at lowest kind of prices two very
large stocks Of goOds-one at Ridge and
that NJ nv old stand.
THEY MUST GO By SEPT. 1, 1901,
aud the cash viii secure for al u no
avail themselves OF this opportunity the
greatest kind OF bargains. These stocks
consist Of everything usually carried in
country stores. Biggest kind of induce
ments offered TO any one that win huy
entire stock straight out Don't fail 10
stop in when out on business and save
money
VIII rent TO a responsible person for
one or term Of years my store-house.
which is one OF the largest and most
conveniently arranged houses for bust
ness in the county
wM POWELL.
june y-td& Ridge.
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For HOUSE OF pFLEG ATFs.

IL being important that We should have mon
Of Judgment. experience and conservatism as
candidates for the Legislature. | would slig-
gcsf GEORGE r. GARNER. of Chaptico. rs
most suitable candidate for the House OF Del
2gntcs His business ms an insurance agent
:Ias brought him in contact and intimate Yela-
tions with a large portion of the people Of the
county and we feel sure IL nominated he viii
be elected. 9Th 4 eth DISTRICTS.
AuR Ss-p
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FOR SHERIFF.

We. the young Democrats OF the 9Th aud eth
districts would suggest HENRY BAILEY as q
candidate for Sheriff. Dir. Bailey Il Il son of
Sheriff w. I. Bailey and Is coniaectcd with q
large number of friends and relatives. has had
n good experience and II nominated we feel
sure he would add strength 80 the party aiisi
bc elected. 9Th & 9TH Districts.
Augs2, 0i-p
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Court Notice.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's county.
II is hereby ordered this alst day OF August.
1901. that in consequence OF the lncom plefeness
OF the new Court House, the Scpteu Der Term
os the Circuit Court for Sc. Mary.s county. Ia
the year 1901. be postponed from the ard Mon
day of September, 1901. TO the Sth MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1901 the same being the
34h day OF said month.
J. PARRAN CRANE. a. J.
True cnpy-Tesfs
EN0CH n. ABELI., Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

Now that the picking season Is Al
hand. | Gm prepared TO furnish the pnr.
est of Spices. such as Gloves, CinHasaou.
Ground Ginger. Race Ginger, AlEspice.
NDtmegs. &c. at low prices Leonard.
town Drug Store.
III. b. DEwAAL.
Juiy 19-m Prorrietor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-08-22
Sam Docks
Keystone Shows

viii givc2 exhibitions in ihis Mace
on SATURDAY. AUGUST eth
At ? and s II. NJ. consisting az
trained dogs, ponies. donkies and
all kinds of aerebatic feats. Don't
miss seeing the smallest and
Youngest high rope artist in the
circus business. Outside exhibit
ton, the high dFiving dog, at
and 7. M. Admission, all over
10 years of age. Is cents: under 10
years. 10 cents.
Aug 2s-Is.
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WANTED FOR 1902.

a GOOD reliable man with sraah fymglx
Honest and with good habits that hnrsstlrIifs
understands managing q faFrn ard STOCK asasE
wfittng ~ make himself generally uteftsl IN
the farm. 4 good home asla ssssn forssf,is a.
es,snlSsAiaflons for family Ia connection viii.
other requirements ~ contract
VIVIAN III. NEAIE
z. o. Tosnpkinsyllle, Charles COUNT
July Ss-tfs IA.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Messrs Editors AS Mr. John r.
Ballenger viii retire from the Commits
slOners Court this year. the Democrats
of his Commissioner District are inter
ested IN getting a candidate worthy to
succeed him we believe Mr. JAMES
III BAILEY is such man. We respect
fully suggrst him for the Democratic
nomination Tor County Commissioner
Aug. IS. Bite MANY DEMOCRATS.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

A great camp meeting will be held on the
camp grounds near Oakville. beginning AL
GUST -. 1901. All Christian denominations
are invited to attend.
]. W. JACKSON. PC.
COMMITTEE j. III. Brown. John COurtny.
Levi Gray. John Cully, VIM. WOODBURY. Thos
Gray. VIM. Gray, George Jones. Thos. Harper
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Each Department supplied with the
most modem and approved apparatus
Practical work emphasized in all De
paTtments. Graduates qualified az once
TO enter upon LIES work; graduates IN
Mechanical Engineering and Chemistry
this year, al secured positions upon
graduation Boarding Department sup
piled with all modern Improvements;
bath rooms. closets. steam heat and gas.
Tuition, Books. Heat, Light, Washing.
Board and Medical Attendance, $l54.00
for scholastic year. Catalogue giving
full particulars sent on application
Daily visit by physician TO College. At
tention Is called te the Short Course of
Ten Weeks in Agriculture Particulars
sent upon application Term common
ces September 2Sth Early application
necessary for admitsance
r.. w. SYLVESTER,
Aug 221si. President. NJ. A. c.
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For Sale.

In good condition and can he bought
cheap. one NORTISE and one TENON
III &C NE Apply ~ Government
Warehouse. Canton, Baltimore
July 1f-mpd. Dir. DAVIS.
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FOR srrERIFF.

Il. XAVIER THOMPSON Is put forward by his
old district and bv the Democracy generally
Of the county IS the Democratic candidate for
sheriff. subject to the will of the party. Every
body knows him and every body will vote for
him. He has been tried and not found waut-
ing. 9th DISTRfCr.
Aug ss-p
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-08-22
NOTICE.

Messrs. Trenchard Bros. & Westeoft
want to buy 800 bushels of oats 100
barrels OF new corn and p tons of tim
oshy pr clover hay. Best CASH prices
Write to
TRENCHARD BROS & WESTCOTT
LEONARDTOWN, MD.
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FOR SALE.

HiGHGRADE upright piano in per
feet condition, parIor and handsome
bedroom set. marble tops, and several
other household articles. Address
J IL GARNER.
23f n Calhoun St.
July n, '0i II.
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For Sale

4 desirable HOUSE and
LOT situated on Briuon's Bay. near
Leonardtown. with two story frame
dwelling and ent-buiIdings in good re-
pair. Mater In Il itehcn. acre, partly
in frnit. Price $50 easy terms
Apply 90
ROSA @ tsgsAEF. or
10 r. MORGAN.
Aug l-ms Leenardtown. Nd
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New Advertisements.
PICNIC.

The annual Sunday School picnic viii he held
ut Mckendrc NJ. Y. Church wEnN ESDAN
August 18th. beginning at II. NJ. II not fair.
the first fair evening. AL cordially inxit-
ed. COMMITTEES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-08-22

The Democratic Convention held At
Westminster on Thursday last Was
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-08-22
BLACKSMITHING.

HAVING taken possession of BLACK.
- smith Shop recently occupied by M
Pope In Leonagdi0wn, am prepared 70
give speciai attention 70 horscshoeiu0. etc
can always be found 81 my shop and
v u DO al work in my line at shortest mo-
ice and IS cheap as can be done In the
county Guns snd pistols also repaired
Tersas eesa.
WI VI. WHILE.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.
To Tax1ayers.

| will visit the several Districts in the
county for the purpose OF collecting
State aud County taxes for the year 1901
IN the month August as required by the
treasurer law, beginning in the
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WGGmS' Steamboat Go
49,
60 49,
Patuxent River Route
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
on and after SUNDAY. August 11th.


viii leave Pier s, Light Street wharf
every Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday at 6 30 a. m for Fair Haven,
Plum Point, Dare's, Governors Run.
extending her trips on Wednesdays and
Saturdays as far as Benedict. Return
ing will leave Benedict every Monday
and Thursday at $50 a. m, Sotterley at
a. m Milestone at 10 a. m; Governors
Run at II m. on Monday, Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday, Dare's at 10 80 y.
m., Plum Point at p. m. Fair Haven
IT ? 80 D. m. for Baltimore.
Freight received at Pier 8 daily un.
til 6 p. IN.
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hVlaVu 10 UbD Uh0s ael,s.sI - ~. ~,
7nelical account viii please come. FORWARD asS
settle TIE same Immediately a. am IN r,ssslF
money. Aug. SIN ZACH H. MORGAN.
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STEAMER wEsT1oRELAND

Will leave Pier ?, Light street wharf,
every Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday
At y. m for the Patuxent river direct,
as far as Bristol Returning will leave
Bristol at 0 a m, on Monday, We,ines
day and Friday, and Milestone at g
m, for Baltimore, calling at no wharves
below Leith's except when signalled for
passengers and perishable freight
Freight received at Pier daily.
HENRY WILLIAMS,
Olice-Pier ?, Light ST. Agent.
March i4-tf.
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The Treasurer's Office will be open Al
Leonardtown on every working day in
the week
j. MARSHALL DENT.
Co. Treas. for 81. Mays Co
Augs, 1901.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-12-19
WILL RESPOND TO TOAST.
Charles Case Of Abilene to Speak at
Kansas Day Club Banquet.

Charles A. Case Of Abilene will be
one OF the speakers at the Kansas Day
club banquet, Jan. 20, at Topeka.
Homer Hcch OF Marion, son OF E.
W. Hoch, will respond to The toast Of
kansas. Sitting beside him will
be Colonel A. S. johnson OF Topeka,
the first white child born in Kansas.
The others who will respond to
toasts are: W. H. RossingIon, Topeka;
C. c. Coleman, Clay Center; R. P. Nc
Colloch, Anthony; c. D. Walker,
Atchison; W. L. Cunningham, Arkan-
sas City;F. H. Baker, Long Island;
Clyde Miller, Usage City.
The banquet Of the club will be
held in Representative hall at the
State house. In the past 1t has been
held at the Copeland hotel, but the
number attending has been SO great
that accommodations could not be
provided for all. 1t is thought from
800 to 400 will attend the banquet
this winter, and for that reason it
was imperative larger place be Sc
cured.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-12-19
Too Rich to Marry.

A good sized audience went to see
"roo Rich to Marry" last week at the
Seelye. The play advertised was not
given, the substitute being rewrit'
ten Prince Rcmeiro However the
audience enjoyed the humorous situa-
tions. Ed Redmond as "Jonathan
Bradbury" induced most Of the humor.
B. R. Brown, who is Manhattan boy
and the son OF professor at the Agri-
cultural college, possesses a very
pleasing stage appearance. nc has
an excellent baritone voice and his
songs were we'll received. Jessie
Brink, who took the part Of "Caroline
Bradbury" made the character one
of the best in the piece. The COM
pany should put on its advertised
comedy.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-12-19
ABOUT CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
Disadvantages Of Trading at I'm
known Out Of Town Places.

There are always a number Of peo.
pie who imagine they can get more
for their money, that they will have a
better assortment to select from, and
will receive better treatment II they
buy their holiday goods out Of town.
This Is not the case, as has been
demonstrated time and again. Mer.
chants in a strange city do not know
their customers, and have little feel.
ing about getting the highest possible
price out Of them; the big stores Of
city are apt to be dark and crowded,
and little attention is paid to the in
diyidual shopper. An article once
taken away from the store cannot be
returned, aud in addition to all the
trouble and lack Of attention the cost
of a trip away from Abilene more
than makes up for the few cents saved
on few Of the articles offered,
The best service, the best attention,
an equal assortment, and the pleasure
Of trading where the business is ap-
prcciated are advantages Of trading at
home.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-12-19
This Will Interest MANY.

To quickly introduce b. B. B. (Bo-
tanc Blood Balm), the famous blood
purifier, into new homes, we will send
absolutely free 10, 900 treatments. b.
b. B. quickly cures old ulcers, scroi-
ula, painful swellings, aches and pains
in bones or joints, rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, pimples, fostering eruptions,
boils, eczema, itching skin Or blood
humors, eating, bleeding, fostering
sores and even deadly cancer. B. B.
B. at drug stores 81 For free treat
ment address Blood Balm Co. Atlanta,
Ga. Medicine sent at once, prepaid.
Describe trouble and free medicine ad-
vice given until cured. B. b, b.
cures the most deep.seated cases,
after all else fails. B. B. B. heals
every sore and makes the blood pure
and rich.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-12-19
SHY On LIQUID AIR.
Hence No Show Was Gwen on
FRIDAY Night.

A telegram received last Thursday
by Supt. Niestey from the manage
ment Of the bureau under which the
liquid air lecture is given says;
"CH1cAGo, Dec. 12.-Can't give
liquid air lecture. Can't get air.
Will arrange for later date"
The local management announces
that all seats reserved will be kept for
the purchasers until it is decided
when the lecture can be given. If
possible satisfactory date in the
near future will be selected and the
lecture given as announced Should
events prevent the lecture being
given, Of cour.e the money will all be
refunded. Further announceme ment
later. The advance sale indicated o
large attendance and all hope that the
lecture can be given. Abilene wants
to hear it and see the exposition OF
this scientific wonder.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-12-19
Kandl's Related Howl.

Ia the course Of half column Of
fine print August Kandt, extreasurer
of Lyon township, rears up and snorts
because this paper exposed his fake
claim that he had single-handed and
alone saved Lyon township several
hundred dollars. Mr.. Kandt made a
campaign for reelection on the basis
of this claim, carrying around news
paper items TO show his greatness.
He was defeated by his home people
by majority Of So on a vote OF 265.
Under these circumstances it would
seem to be entirely proper for him to
60 away hack and sit down, calling
as little attention to his boa ,led SER
vices e as possible
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-12-19
Burglars at Solomon.

SOLOMON, Dec. 13.-The hardware
store OF Baker & Co. was broken into
last night and number Of revolvers
and cartridges were taken. The
thieves broke open the boxes and Sc
lected those Of a certain size and
threw the Others over the floor. They
gained entrance by breaking a glass
in the trent door.
The general store Of |. 7. Sellards
was also broken into by removing a
pane Of glass in the front and the
money from the till and some tobacco
were taken.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-12-19
A WOman's Awful Peril.

"There is only one chance to save
your life aud that is through an oper.
alton" were the startling words heard
bv Mrs. !, B. Hunt Of Lime Ridge,
Wis, from her doctor after he had
vainly tried to cure her Of a frightful
case Of stomach trouble and yellow
jaundice. Gall stones had formed
and she constantly grew worse. Then
she began to use Electric Bitters
which wholly cured her It's a won
derful stomach, liver and kidney
remedy. Cures dyspepsia, loss Of
appetite. Try it, Only 30 cents.
Guaranteed For sale by }. NJ. Glciss-
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-12-19
Shifting Soil.

Real Estase Transfers Reported by Able a
Ellison, Abstracters,
j Byrne to W Mollohan und ! int in
pt sections 2S "a 25 26 all in l5-2,
$500.
G Walleigh to L + Humphrey 1t 5 pi
1t A bk 4 6heeran 3rd ad, 5000.
T ] Foley 10 same 25x2OO IT out Of Sc
cor nj bk 10 Chapman, $1,000.
Chapman B l. and Sa assoc to same
Its 7 s bk 5 Sheeran's 4lh ad, 1920.
E A Donmyer to J N Ketchersid und
! int 5! 1t 6 Blk 4 Hope, $500.
H B Scott to 4 H steckel Its l9 IA bk
9Lyons, $50.
Woodbine Town Co to A i Steckel
It's 21 22 20 % bk 6 Woodbine, $40.
II W Gildemeiter to I l. Matkins 1t 8
bk 80 K g II Ad, $400.
CG Anderson to } Rifle nw1 10,l4-4,
e2750.
+ Dibenham t. J T Hughcy % nwl
1i.1l.3, Sll00.
P Sheeran 50 J Shecran land 95x25 fl,
800
l. 4 JtiiJcat TO & Probasco und ! i6
int in Sc pit ne lS-1l'2, SO
W q Harris to + Carter und J int 1t
9th st 1t 81 80 it 1t so Main st
Solomon. $3.50.
7 7 Ryan to NJ P Ryan set IS l2-4
Exc, 81
M P Ryan to 7 FRyau 2ll in lS and
1928, 81.
A o York to 4 S Patterson Its A bk
26 Herington, $3.50.
c H Baumbaugh to Eva Lower p,
swl l2-l6.4, $220.SO,
sc Haight 10 q Barten mel 5 1872
$250O.