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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
COLLEGE PRESIDENT
IN TACTFUL ATTACK
ON THE "PEEKAB00"

Iowa City, Ia, May 1L-Iowa uni
versity and "peekaboo' waists may
soon part company.
President MacLean is devoting sew
cral hours a day to an address to the
girl students, in which he will ask
them 10 shun the perforated attire
while on the college grounds for the
sake of their alma matters reputation.
He Is worried about the speech, be
cause it must be so tactfully wolded
but he has obtained the promise of
sorority presidents that they will co
operate and he hopes to win his fight
by moral suasion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
Stolen Spanish Armor,

A collection of arms and armor re-
Gently received from Spain, which was
offered for sale at auction in 1888, has
since been identified as containing
many of the extra pieces from the su
perb series of suits in the royal Span
ish armory-stolen from there by an
INSCRIPTIONS official, his theft being
concealed from the authorities at the
time by an accidental Cd irc.-Art
Journal
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Eaint.tt.artsd Modern Lovers.

TIE average modern young man
cares only for tame rabbit coursiag.
He Iabors under some newfangied de-
fusion that it is undignifed TO woo IN
less you're more than half ssre OF
winning Naturally the sport is dili
both 10 pursuer and pursued. The
dainty art Of courtship - nearly ior
gotten.-Woman at Homs.
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Right TO Happiness.

When happiness Is offered at the
same instant 10 two people; when
they are sure it is happiness. knock
ing at their doors. they have always
the right to Join hands and throw the
doors wide open. even IL they know
happiness is only going 10 glance in.
stop for a moment. and then pass on.
The Duel
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
CAPITOL BELLE
IN 40'S N0WBL|ND
FORMER MISTRESS OF WHITE
HOUSE 81 YEARS OLD YES
TERDAY--LiVlNG OVER HAP
pY PAST IN HOME FOR AGED,

Washington u. G., May ll.-A hap
by Virginia bride AT nineteen, mis-
t.ress of the White House at twenty.
one and totally blind and an inmat
of the Louise Home in this city at
eighty-seven. Such is the life story
of Mrs l.etitia Tyler Semple daugh,
ter Of former President Tyler, who
was eighty-sevn years old today.
When it Is remembered that Mrs
Semple was little girl when Lafay-
cite made his last visit to America
and young woman before the Sem.
mole Indians w re finally pacifed in
Florida, it would seem that she al
most belongs to another age. She saw
the first telegraph wire In the United
States stretched from Washington to
Baltimore and later was given piece
OF the original Atlantic cable by S. r.
b. Morse, himself She was present
at he launching o fthe Alleghaney,
the first iren ship in the United States
navy to be propelled by tseam. She
was acquainted with sGch notable
figures in public life as Daniel Web
ster, John c. Calhoun Henry Clay,
Washington Irving, Andrew Jackson,
John Quincy Adams and numerous
others.
Mrs. Sgmple in her youth was her
fathers constant companion. She
was good musician and was the life
and spirit Of his household Al the
age. Of nineteen she became the wife
Of Mr.. Semple.
VIII n the death of william Henry
Harrison made Tyler president he
brought large and interesting fam
lily 10 the White House. Mrs Tyler
was an invalid and could never dis
charge the duties of mistress OF the
Whita House. During the first few
months of Tyler's administration Mrs.
Robert Tyler, wife Of sen of the
president, acted as is hostess, while
the presidents daughter Letitia, re,
manned at their Virginia home with
her mother Some months later Mrs
Tyler made the trip to Washington,
accompanied by her daughter, now
Mrs. Semple, but succumbed to her
malady very shortly afterward and
was buried from the White House, Of
which she had never been able 10
assume the duties Of mistress. After
the death of her mother Mrs. Semple
assumed the duties of mistress of the
White House, which she discharged
with grace and tact until her fathers
second marriage only a few months
before his term of office expired. His
second bride was Miss Julia Gard
ner, of New York.
LAX most elderly people, Mrs
Semple lives in the past. Her last
Wis / to the Waite House was during
the administration CT Presiden
Pierce. whose family were intimate
friends Since that tim, although in
vitations have some to her for every
function given there and are still
coming. she has paid no attention to
them. She leads a quiet life IN the
Louis Home for the Aged, which IS
filled with southern ladies of gentle
birth and culture. The home is not
a charitable institution for each wo-
man must pay for her board and
room. The charge is modest, as the
institution was handsomely endowed
b ythe found r. the late phllanthropist
w. w Corcoran, who gave it In mem
DRY of his daughter Louise who died
i'm her youth.
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Her pescription.

A little girl, two years old. had been
taken to the farm for the first Time
and was much interested in the barn
yard stock, especially litter OF young
pigs. On returning home the mother
asked what she had seen, and the
little child at once replied: "A lot
OF Httle-little-a lot OF little
meats!"
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Pearnts In spaIn.

The only province in Spain where
peanuts are produced is Valencia
There are two different sorts, ore con
tanning two probably known in
America as Spanish peanuts-and the
other containing three or four nuts
known in England as giants Inc
first class is by far the most common
and cheanest.
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Before the Telegraph.

When the Indian mutiny broke out
in 1857. it is related that the order
TO revolt was carried in the form Of
an unleavened cake. OF chupattie
Swift running camels have always
been used in the east TO carry dis
patches. while beacon fires still re-
main a vehicle for conveying intelli-
pcupp
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Men Do HouseworlS.

Often in France a man servant is
employed O. 90 homework which IN
America generally IS regarded as WON
ans work. lie makes the beds. sweeps
and cleans the rooms. gees to market
cooks AID sometimes even does the
washing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

The swiss-Alpine Club has fast
Issued statistics Of accidents which
took place in the Alps last year one
hundred and seventv-two climbers
persisted. but considering that the
tourists numbered 10000 the
death roH IS regarded as low.
BIRDS IN ths Norrn.
- al European birds 90 20 the
fandsas Gi Siberia aad 20 iceland and
Eeccalan a1d other northern resorts,
Gazing -belr y0ang there.
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WITHOUT MERCY.
by Lucy Cope.

Way up on the Jungfrau, pearly
In an early morning mist, they two
were climbing, Well ahead Of tn,
rest of the party. He HAD studied her
face in the rosy light OF the dawn;
he looked deep into her eyes throug@
the wondrous twilight Of the Alps
had laughed with her when suddel
shower sent the big drops rollins
down her cheeks and converted het
flying hair into moist curs; and al
ways the face, the eyes, We're beau
tiful to him beyond expression.
They had reached platform CT
ice on which they could stand secure
ly and gaze down on the frozen
grandeur beneath He said suddenly:
Eleanor, | wonder IF You viii
let me tell yoR what has boen in my
heart for SO long that ! love you,
dear--if you knew how much and
want you TO be my wife"
With long gaze he enveloped her
form as she turned her head FROM
him, There was a pause. He moved
until he could see her, could see the
fixed, thoughtful look in her eyes and
determined line Of her mouth.
Tell me, Eleanor, II you love
me.
No" she said at last, u fear | do
not. Shall we 80 on?" She walked
resolutely ahead while he followed,
keeping carefully in the rear to hide
from her his stricken face.
Perhaps she was careless, still too
thoughtful to note the path; and he
IN the first pain of the hurt she had
given him failed in the constant
watchfulness he had exercised over
her during all their mountain climb
Ing. For suddenly she slipped over q
ledge, clutchiRg as she went at a
sharply cleft rock. What she held to
heavens knows, but her fall was
stayed, momentarily
Seeing her hang thus, with 2acs
pitifully upturned to his, the mans
heart gave a sudden leap and HI
knelt at the edge of the cliff
Keep a firm grip. dear" he said,
with great Quietness, Il can save
YOU" AS he spoke he was unknot-
ting the rope from his waist. "See,
will tie it around this rock Of Ice"
chipping a cleft in the rock as he hal
seen the guide do Then as the rope
dangled beside her.
Now, can you grab it?"
"Geoffrey, Godfrey" she cried.
with drawn Inns, 81 do love you-I do
oh, save me-"
With lllumined face he leaned
still farsher over.
III you are afraid to trust it | viii
weigh it with my own body"
It was the work Of a moment to
fasten the loose end about his waist
and to let himself over the edge,
smiling encouragement into her eyes
as he hung beside her in the void.
"Rest one hand on my shoulder
now. your foot here now pull hard
on the rope careful, darling. Thank
God, you are safe!"
Just hand me my stock and
shall soon ="
But as she realized her deliver
ance with a gasp of relief ending In
Shrek she turned and sped away
Eleanor" he called family, as the
last echo of her slipping flight reach
ed his ear He looked grimly at the
rope by which he hung. How long
would they hold, the knots he had
tied so hurriedly with her imploring,
agonized face to urge him on. He
felt them slipping and closed his
eyes with a shudder
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Two weeks later, Eleanor. whose
nerves had regained their tone, re-
ceived from her mother letter on
which the various postmarks showed
how it had followed her from place
to place.
THE young Earl of Hercomb, new
~ succeeded to the title, Is travelling
In Switzerland. He is your fate, Play
your cards we'll. dear he is worth
the effort. His estates are vast and
sdioin the Duke of Somerset's
have given him a letter of introdue-
ton 10 your aunt, which he VIII
probably present at Cannes some
time around the 10th. And, my dear.
he wants TO meet you have stimu-
lated his interest. Good-by, my lit
tie countess.
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At Cannes. in the ballroom OF the
hotel the girls heart beat high when
she saw her aunt approaching on the
arm OF a tail young Engiishman. His
head was spirited. his eyes blue and
keen She welcomed her fate.
Her brilliant beauty was well set
off by art and perfect taste Sure
conquest spanked in her eyes.
AT last" he said
And even then she became aware
OF another commanding form which
lowered above the earl by an inch or
two They stood shoulder TO Shout
der. and at the words of introduc-
ton on the earl's lips. Ny brother. d"
the other bowed low. regaining his
full height to look her squarely In
the eyes.
II was Godfrey. who. as she Last
saw him. had hung doomed over tie
measureless abyss. of whose man
gled. frozen corpse she had more
than once had horrid vision
Into EleanOr's face came an oil.
old look. the look Of Becky Sharp.
when in her mad successful career
the moment arrived which for I'd
from her lips the surrender-"I N
done for"
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Stone Dwelling House

frame barn and other outbuildings, all IN
good order. The land is OF good quality, I'M
der excellent cultivation and the farm is
well adapted to trucking and the growth of
cereals. A fine apple orchard and some
ther fruit.
The farm is within easy walking distance
of the Bacon Hin station of the - b. n W.
Il. X. and about three miles from E.Ikton
and "A short distance only. from North East
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by mortgage
Cash on day of sale other and more favor
able terms however, may he obtained from
the assignee on day ofsale If purchaser de
stres. Cost of conveyance to be paid by the
purchaser.
j. NJ. Groves, Auct.
ROBERT c. THACKERN,
Assignee of aid Mortgage
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The object 81 this suit l. to procure II de
cree Tor the sale OF the real estate whereof
stephen Andrews, late of CrCil County. In
Ihe state of Maryland. died seized and
possessed on account OF the inNutiiciencN OF
his rSonnl estate to pay his debts.
The bill states \ that the said Stcphen
Andrews was In his lie time indebted IN n
certain promiSsOry note in the sum OF one
hundred dollars and in the year 1884 depart
ed this life interstate and that the plaintin,
after the death OF the said stephen Andrews
laid the said note and the same was en-
dorSed and delivered to the plaintiff by the
National BANK of Elkton, the holder thereof
at the time OF said payment in the wear 1850;
ard also indebted unto the plaintih in sun.
dry other sums OF money on Open account:
all OF which the plainiiit asks leave here.
after to formally prove. u that no part of
said note has been paid unto the paintin
and - that the said stephen Andrews was
possessed of no personal property, or If any,
not sufficient TO pay his debts, and thai there
was no administration upon his personal
estate, any. q that the said deceased died
seized and poss, sSed of a tract of land stu.
ated In the Second election district of said
county and was survived by his widow,
Sarah f.. Andrews twhO is now deceasedl
and the following his only heirs at law:
George h. Andrews, a son, whose wife Is
Elizabeth Andrews: George Pennick. lw hose
vile Is Jane +. Pennick, a son OF Nina
Pennick, daughter of the said stephen
Andrews, who had departed this life inteS-
tate prior to the death of her said father
and Henry Andrews, n SON who has depart
ed this life since the death OF his said iat her
unmarried, inteState and without children.
~ that the said George +. Andrews, Eliza
beth Andrews, his Wife George penDick and
Jane +. Pennick, his Wife, reside In the state
of Pennsylvania, or elsewhere beyond the
jurisdiction of this Court.
The bin praHs that the parties defendants
may answer the matters and things sci
forth in the bill and that the said real estate
may be decreed TO be sold for the payment
OF the said debt or other debts that may be
proven under these proceedings and for such
further or other relief aS the plaintil may
he entitled TO, and Tor an order OF pub.
IicatiOn.
II Is thercupon this fourteenth day Of
November, In the NcaT 1907, ordered that he
plaintiff, 10y causing II copy OF this order 10
be inserted In some newspnpe pu bis he'd in
cecil County aforesaid, once in each OF four
successive weeks before the I6th laN OF
December ext, give notice IL The said ~
sent defendants of the object ana substance
,fthiS bilI, warning them - appear IN TINS
Court In person or by solicitor, on or before
the 3lst day OF December next. to show
cause, II any they have. why decree ought
not 10 be passed n PRAYED
MAINLY DBE> MEN
True copy Test: clerk
nov III Il MANLY BEENNEN. CLERK.
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Frame Dwelling House
al Barn. Corn Crib and other outhuild-
lngS, all in good repair
There are about 20 ACRES OF GROWING

lngS, ali in good repair
There are about 20 ACRES OF GROWING
WI EAT on the farm. The tenant : share
one hali-will be reserved and the remand
rr win be sold with the farm,
These farms are located in GOOD neigh.
borhuod. within very short distance of the
Elk river and command "A tine view OF that
river and of some OF the other head waters
OF the Chesapeake Bay
They are well worthy the notice of persons
wishing real estate investments They are
being sold because the owner, by reason OF
advancing years, Is unable to give them
proper personal attention.
Possession given March =. 1905.
TERMS OF SALE-h e-four1h OF the pur-
chase money in cash on day OF sale. balance
in two equal payments in sin months and
one year after day of sale; credit payments
to bear interest. other terms If purchasers
desire. cost of conveyance to be paid by
purchasers.
ROBERT G THACEERN,
ATTORNEY Tor William j. Wilson.
u. NJ. Groves. auCtioneer. nov q Is
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in the city, the Governor eject con-
tinucd:
Some OF the men who advocate
local option in the counties oi Mary
land are not temperance men, them
selves, bur they favor a5ylishing the
sale Of liudor Tor the P',,cction oi
their homes and the bcncG, ri the
community at large.
For this reason think lpc>i option
is bound TO come to the St%Fc ,At,idc
Dl its cities
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81 To OUR SUBSCRIBERS WILL YOU
KINDLY NOTICE THE DATE OF THE
LABEL ON YOUR PAPER AND MAKE
US REMITTANCE IN ACCORDANCE
THEREWiTA?
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ORDER NISI
Im-Rc. The Mortgaged Real Estate Of
RumseN SmithSon
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County,
In Equity, No. 273O

II INt Z TTTWTT 7 OWTI TOT t'TI OWIITN,
In Equity, No 273O
ordered, this 18th day OF November 1907
thai the sale of property mentioned in these
procet ding>, made aud reported by Robert
4 Thackery, \ SSignee he ratified and con
iirme d. unle ss cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the I'D day of Janu-
arv next provided a copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed and
published in Cecll County once a week for
one month before the 2ith day OF Deem Der
nest.
The report states the amount OF sale TO be
S75OO0
MANLY DRENNEN,
True Couy TEST; Clerk
MANLY DRENNEN,
Nov23.jt Clerk.
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~ Acres More Or Less

being the same farm which was conveyed
to said VIM. A. Powell and wife by Frank
Coriden 10y deed dated Feb. q 1903 and re
corded in Liber j. q. W. No. II, folio 81, an
other of said Record Books.
The improvements consist of n Comfort.
al
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Comfortable Frame Dwelling House ii55ith..S
ORDER NISI
In Re; The Assigned E>ta1r OF Louis q
Atwood.

In r.: The N>>Igmrd F-Inlr Uf I.OMiS q l.
Atwood.
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County. In
Equity, No 2tlli.
Ordered. this Sth day of November. Ign7
that the sale of real estate anO personal
property mentioned IN these proceedings
made and tpOrtcd by George \. Blake,
trustee mentioned therein. be ratified and
confirm cd. unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown ON or before the ~ day OF
January next, provided copy of this order
he Inserted in some newspaper printed ana
published in trriI county once n week tor
one month before the TN day O1 December
next.
Inc "rp'rt states She amount fSalc to he
-, HOO.
MANLY DRENNEN,
True Copy Test: Clerk
nov est MAINLY DRENNEN, Clerk
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Notice to Creditors

This is To give notice that the subscribers
OF cecil County. have Obtained from the
orphans court OF said county. letters OF Ad-
miniSlration on the personal estate ct
THpNAS NJ REED,
late Of said Cuui tN deceased Al persons baN
ing claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated on
or before the 10th day OF Nav, 1905.
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefits OF said estate. AIlindcbted
10 said estate ave requested 10 make Inn
mediate payment to the subscribe rs
Given under our hands and seals this 18th
day of NOV. 1907
DAVID r. REED
EMMA f.. h Fed
Administrators OF ThOS NJ Reed deceased
Test ThoS Is. Miller. Register
NOV y -
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NOTICE CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the subscriber
of Cecil county. has obtained from the r.
phanS Court of said county. letters 1esta-
mentary on the personal estate of
JOHN =. FILM,
late of sand county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated on
or before the ID day of May, 1905, they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all ben
eft of Sa Id estate All indebted TO said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
to the subscribers.
Given under my hand and seal this "a day
OF Nov. 1907.
EWD. y CRAW FORD.
Executor OF John T.. hliun deceased.
Test: THOS. Il. MILLER, Register.
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Tuesday, December 10Th, 1907
ATn.l5 O'CLOCk. A. NJ

AI II,I0 Y IIOCk, A, Vt.
all that farm or tract OF land situated In
said Cecil County on the road leading from
EIkton to North East rear the Bacon HIN
Crossing of the =. b. ~ W. X. X. and con-
taf mi
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE
NEAR ELKTON, MARYLAND.

by virtue of authority contained IN u
mortgage from William A. Powell and wife
dated Feb. 2ith 1903 and recorded In I.iber
j. g. W. No, II. folio jiS one of the Land Re-
cord Books of Cecil County, Md. the under
signed, as Assignee of said mortgage, will
offer a public sale AT the Court House door
in the town OF Elkton, in said County on
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GEORGE A. BLAKE. Solicitor for Plaintiffs
Order rehabilitation
Joseph Henry Hughes. i'laIutir ". G,orgr
r.. Andrews and Elizabeth Andrews. his
wife. and George l'r"uick hud Jane
t. Pennies. hI~ vie, Detcutau

In tho Circuit Court Ior ',cil County in
cguil! -,.&,
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liz Acres of Land

more Or less. adjons No. and was convey.
ed to the said william ! Wilson 10y Clinton
Mccullough, trustee, bv deed dated Febru-
AIRY II, 1890 and recorded IN I.iber j. y. D..
No Is, folio lG6 another OF said Iaud Record
Books.
ABOUT 100 acres of this larm are under II.
tVation- the balance Is Woodland. The land
Is of fine quality aud well fenced
The inn Drp\ rmpn1S consist of "A substantial
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Notice to Creditors

In Re: The mort gagged Rea Estate or
Alfred crockett
In the Circuit Court for Ccril county
No. 270l Equity
NOtice Is hereby given TO the Creditors OF
Alfred Crockett. deceased. to file their
claims, duly authenticated, Win the Cierk
81 the Circuit Iouri FIR Cecil County within
sixty days from the date of his notice
Nov Both 1900. ROBERT {. I'll lCkERN.
NONNkll Auditor.
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ORDER NISI
Rattle Mitchell
vs..
Theannu Mitchell ~ al

ordered, This 18th day OF November 1907
that the sale of property mentioned In these
proceedings, made and reported by Robert
&. Thackery, Trustee, be ra' fled aud con
iirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 23d day of January
next, provided copy of this order he insert
ed in some newspa per printed ard publish
ed in Cecil County once week for one
month before the 9th day of December
next.
The report states the amount Of sale to he
$500 CO..
MANLY DRENNEN.
True Copy Test: Clerk.
MAINLY DRENNEN.
Nov. 2}-5t Clerk.
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$1,000 to loan on first mortgage on real
estate in sums of 5000. Also 500 on urSt
mortgage. Apply to
HENRY NJ. McCl'L LOCGH
July27.tf klkton, Nd.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
FOR RENT.


Green Hill Farm for Rent. Apply to
CHARLES W. SHIPPERS
mar II North East, Nj d .
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Il. 1907

all those two farms situate al or near Hart $
Meeting House, In the riirG district OF .nil
county, namely
No. l.-CoutaIu>
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MONEY TO LOAN.


5000 tC loan on good real Estate security.
JOSH CLAYTON.
Attorney at Law,
iuggitf ElktOn Md.