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The National tribune., 1910-07-21
The 18Th TENN. Cav,

Editor National Tribune: Please pub
lish a sketch of the 18th Tenn. Cav.
have never seen it mentioned in your
valuable paper.-B. c. Yelton, New
burg, Mo, Box 10S.
The 18th Tenn. Cav. was organized
at Nashville and other places in the
State in October and November, 1863,
and February, March and May, 1864,
and mustered out Sept. ;, 1865. 1t
was commanded by Col. John K.
Miller. Lieut. Col. William Fl. Inger-
ton died of wounds Dec. 8, 1864. The
regiment belonged to the Army of the
Ohio.-Editor National Tribune.
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ger, Co. A, 18th Ind. Cav. Herman AnseL
Co. G., 1st Texas Cav. VIM. ]. Hirnes. Navy
Chas. A. Tetteford, Co. f. 18th Pa, Anthony
Coon. Co. G. 77th Ohio; Jpo. 3. Brophy, Co
Benjamin Such, Co. d. 51st Pa; John. NJ
Hunt. Co. d, 15Oth Pa. Henry Schmidt, Co
p, J6th n. Y: Peter Delaney, Co. e, Sis
Kahoe, Co. G, sth Pa Res: Francis J. Al
ferman. Co. ], Hist Ohio; Patrick NcGraw
Co Fl. 10th Pa; Lawrence Finnerty, Co. q
18th Ky. cav Vim. W. Andrews, Co. NJ
4th y. Y. H. A.: Thos. s.. Cunningham, Ca
4, 18th Pa. Jno. Stiles, Co. g, 1st Ohio L
Art Reason X. Mcnamara, Co p, goth KY
Thos. Nugrnt, Co C, S1st Pa.
MAxIM.-At Ashland, Wis. Jan. L. 1919
years Comrade Maxim was a member q
Custer Post, and Is survived by his widot
and two sons, two grandchildren and on
great grandchild.
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reason for not supporting Comrade Me-
Elroy. I remember reading his articles
and editorials in the Toledo Blade some
years ago. and think that he ought to
be remembered by his comrades -
James Van Kleick. Past Commander,
Department of Michigan.
'I wish to assure you of one who, IL
permitted to be present at the National
Eucampment, will give you his hearty
support for Chief. As
you may remember, Post 242, Depart
ment of New York, indorsed you by
unanimous vote. i wish you and the
pension bill that you have so ably ad-
vocated Godspeed."-D. II. Cole. Ad-
jutant, Post 242, Gloversville, n. Y,
Delegate to National Encampment.
your candidacy for Commander-fn-
Chief in entirely satisfactory to me and
to the representatives from California,
and all with whom have discussed the
question have expressed themselves az
favorable to your candidacy. Wishing
you success in your worthy desire to
become Commander in Grief of our
great order, L remain"-W. b. Smed-
burg, II. s. Army. Past Commander, De-
partment of California.
"I wish every soldier of the civil war
would subscribe for The National Trib-
une, as 1t is without doubt the best
advocate OF their rfghts Of any paper
now published. Also hope that every
G.. A. r. man will indorse Conlrade Me-
lGlroy for CommaHder-in-Chief at the
National Encampmeu IS. w. Hop
kins. NJ. D., Past Commander, Hartford
Post 155, Lodi, Cal.
Hope you will be successful at every
Ipoint-"-Thomas A. Banks, Past Com
mander. Mcpherson Post, 7g, Depart
ment of Illinois
'I am for you for Commander-in-
|Chief- and then I would like to see a
Reunion for two\ days at Washington,
d. C.. and would be glad to live on
bread and coffee and sleep two or three
nights in tent to see ft"-feorge c.
Church, Fife Lake, Mich.
''I hope to hear soon that you have
"a solid vote at Atlantic City for Com
nlander-in-Ch -Chief.'-A. d. Limberger,
lCreedmore, l.. l., N Y.
you may be sure that I am for you
for Chief, as 1 am from
Illinois; was a member of the 18th Cav
and also of the 10th Mo."-Thomas
Lundy, Commander, Department OF
Utah.
vote for John McElroy for National
Commander for the good he has done
the G. A. R."-Charles S. Clark, SYRIA
fcuse, N. Y.
Il hope you will be elected Command
er-in-Chief. This is distinguished
honor you should have had long ago.
VIII say you have my hearty co-opera-
ton w NJ. ]. Brown, NormavfIIe,
.Fayette County, Pa.
we are for Comrade McEIroy for
Commander."-James b. O'NeiI, Bir-
ney Post, So, Philadelphia, Pa
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Miniature of AndersonviIle.

r. B. McCufIey exhibited at the An
nual EncamDment of the Department
of New York, G.. A. r., an excellent
miniature of the AndersonviIle stock
ade, where Comrade McCulley was a
prisoner for seven months. 1t was
made from piece of the original stock
ade and was five feet long, three and
one-haf inches wide and two inches
thick. Comrade McCuIley was men,
ber of the S1st N. Y, and served for a
time as drummer boy.
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Free Asthma and Hav Fexer cure

d. j. Lane. chemist mt 11S Lane Bldg,
st. Marys. Kan. manufactures remedy for
Asthma ana Hay Fever in which he has so
much confidence that lie sends 81 bottle by
express to anyone who will write him for It,
Ills offer Is that he is to be paid for it if II
cures. and the one taking Iha treatment Is to
be the judge
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A Fine Kidney Remedy.

Mr.. A. s. Hitchcock Clothing Deal
err. East Hampton. Conn, says if any
sufferer from Kidney or Bladder trou-
BILE will send him their address. he will
gladly and without charge direct them
to the splendid remedy hs anccessfully
used at home tp bis oWR ca1si
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Wilde Post, 25. G.. A r, Department
of Pennsylvania, Chester. Pa. heartily
indorses the candidacy of John MeEl-
Martin, Adjuta at --s ...
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Asthma and Hay Fever!

Why suffer distress and torture longer !?
You can be cured. Wen prove that
''Alexander's Remedy for Asthma and
Hay Fever" will do it. Thousands cured
every season, and very rarely case
which is not at least greatly relieved
by our remedy. All we ask is that you
give us an opportunity to try to cure
you at our expense. Send postal card
to-day for information.
G E. AeYa1der ca. @ Eychanae st.. Portland Me.
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Reed Post. 572,: Department of Ohio.
unanimously indorses the candidacy of
John McElroy for rJCommander-in-Chie
David Putnam, ,Adjutant '.t .
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PENSIONS, PAY, BOUNTY

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Proudit Post 416. Department of
Pennsylvania, Edinkoro, Pa, heartily
and unanimously indorses The National
Tribune pension bill and the candidacy
of John McElroN for COMMANDMENTS
Chief. +. +. Proudfit, Adjutant
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Kissinger Post, 376, Gratz, Pa, unan-
imousIy indorses the candidacy of John
McElroy for Commander-fn-Chi c.
T. Bowman, Commander.
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IE SECOND volume Of the Kgg which and
battle Murfreesboro
the
of
the country The
Price The National Tribune year, and 81 Klesg (paper eov}
both postpaid for $1oo. = 80 >r-f
THE NATIONAL. TRIBUNE, Washington D. c.
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"Vote for John McElroy for National
Commander for the good he has done
the G. A. R."-Charles S. Clark, SYRIA
cuSe, N. Y.
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You may be sure that I am for you
Tor Commander-inChie as 1 am from
Illinois; was member of the 18th Cav.
and also of the 10th Mo"-Thomas
Lundy, Commander, Department OF
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: Alfred ShibIer Post. 119, G. A. r.,
heartily and unanimously indorses the
candidacy of John McElroy for Com
Thos. F. Rippert-
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FOR C0MMAkpER-IN-CHIEF.
The Indofseme1ts of Grand Army
Posts, Of Voters in National
Eneampment" and Other Per-
sonal Endorsements Continue
tol ocf
to Come in ,BattaliOnS.

Post .5s.s G.. A. oR., of Butler. Mo-.
:ndorses John McElroy's
FOR ontfiander-in-Chief. p.
H Holcomb, Adjutant.
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81 hope to hear soon that you have
"a solid vote at Atlantic City for Com
nlander-in-Ch -Chief.'-A. d. Limberger,
lCreedmore, L. L., N. Y.
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Lieut.. Ezra s. Griffin Post, 13g, De-
partment of Pennsylvania, Scranton,
Pa, unanimously fndorseS the eandi-
dacy of John MeElroy for Command
er-in-Chfef. D.. S, Beemer. Command
er- a.
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G T. Alexander Co, 4a3 Exchange St, Portland, Me.
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walter II. Carr, Commander, E. S
McCeok Post, of Hurley, 8. d.. writes
L am for you for our next NHtiona
Commander. and the members of f. s
MeCeolS Post are unanimously in youl
favor
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Robert A. Kinnear Post, S32.. Depart
ment of Pennsylvania, unanimously i'll
dorses the candidacy of John McEIrey
for Cemmander-in-Chief H. G. Kin
near, Adjutant.- ... ,,r.- ..,
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The personal friends of John McEI-
roy and scores of those who have votes
i'm the National Eucampment have been
for some time, asr.ihs for recognition
thru the columns nf The National Trfb-
une, and have been shunted aside TO
give the Posts thdir inning. TIE pressure
has become so great for the persona;
recognition that space is now given that
these comrades may give expression of
their Impartial views.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-04
Death of Mr.. VIM. H. Harper

The many friends of Mr.. VIM. H.
Harper Will be grieved to learn of his
death at Sibley Hospital, Washington,
on Monday evening, after an illness of
several weeks.
Mr.. Harper was native of this town
and was SO years of age. He was a
gallant soldier in the Confederate army
during the Civil War, and upon his re-
turn was engaged with his father in
conducting a drug store in this town.
Afterwards he was postmaster here,
and also conducted the Marlboro +,
House for about ten years. In 1900 he
removed with his family to Washington.
He was of very lovable disposition,
and devoted to his family, and the ten
der affection between him and his sis
ter, the late Miss Alice Harper, was
beautiful He was member of the
Episcopal Church and a worthy and
honorable citizen, proud of the tradi-
lions of his native town, and respected
by all.
Besides a widow, Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Harper, he is survived by four sons,
VIM. H., Robert B., Richard Brooke
and Benz. Ogle, and one daughter, Mrs.
VIM. S. Hill.
The funeral was from Trinity Church
on Wednesday morning and the inter-
ment in the Episcopal Cemetery.
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Lent Begins Next Week.

Wednesday next will be Ash Wednes-
day and will mark the close of the So
cial season. 1t has been an unusually
short season. For the next few days
both debutantes and their elders will be
as gay as possible.
Among the Catholics and Episcopal
ians the observance is more rigorous
tnan among the other denominations.
Meat is forbidden to Catholics on We'd
nesdays and Fridays throughout the
LenIen season, ana on other Gays it is
permitted, except in cases excused by
lnoull, 10 he ealen only once.
CARDINAL Gibbons has prepared the
Lenlen regulations for the season, and
they VIII lie 1eao IN all the Catholic
hurches OF the archdiocese on Sunday.
Zach year they ale read the Sunday
proceulng Ash eunesoay.
Shrove tuesday is the day before the
beginning OF Lent ana is generally OBJ
as day OF celebration before the put
ring on Of the sackcloth and ashes. 1t
is sometimes called pancake Tuesday,
and most OF the orthodox households
serve pancakes that day for breakfast.
During the season most of the
C atholic, Episcopal and Lutheran
churches hold special series of sermons
on Sunday and W ednesday nights. The
clergy are not clothed in bright-colorec
vestments until Easter Sunday, and the
laity is supposed to abstain from
amusements and make some specia
sacrifice of their pleasures.
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PostoMce Notice.

In view Of the extent to which the
practise of placing loose coins in boxes
by rural patrons has grown, and the de-
lay in the delivery and collection of
mail and the hardship imposed on rural
carriers incident thereto, the order has
been issued that, commencing February
Is, rural carriers will not be required
to collect loose coins from mail boxes.
Coins should be inclosed in an enve-
lope wrapped securely in piece of
paper, or deposited in a coin-holding
receptacle. Carriers will be required
to lift such coins, and, when accompani-
ed by mail for dispatch, attach the re-
quisi5e stamps.
Charlton Sasscer, P. M.
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Tabler, Emma Riots z. block 1.
lots 7, 8. 9, 10 block 8 Hynesboro. Park;
w B IL folios 800, 4U1, taxes int pen
duu COSts. a Oh
Tabler, Edwin H-lots 2, 3, and
imp block 2 Hynesboro Park; w 6
folio 3S1; taxes int pen and costs. 6 60
Thomas, John VIZ acres, taxes int
pen and costs. IS
Tenly, Mrs. Annie-lots 1Sl to 1874
INC block Il Sherman Park, j W B 81
folio 1888. taxes int pen and costs. 2 IS
Williams, Thomas-1 acre and imp
liber 40 folio 315, taxes int pen and
oosLo 1899. .......' 4 80
Wallet, Mary L-1214 acres and imp
liber A folio 176, taxes int pen and
costs. .21 90
Wiseman Daniel E-lots 100 to 1874
block 3 Sherman Park j folio 1877.
taxes int pen and costs. .......... 2 IS
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No11oE TO Our-pENs1onrRs

( lRDERED by the County Commits
" sioners of Prince Georges county,
Maryland. tina, all applications for
Pensions for 1910, must be made by
written application and verified state
meDt Of all facts on which said order
is asked, first fled with the Clerk of
this Board, according to Act of the
General Assembly of Maryland 1890,
Chapter 163.
No application for Pension will be
granted unless this notice is complied
with. All applications must be filed
On or before February Is, 1910
By order of the Board:
Test:-HENRY ST. J. L. BRISCOE,
Clerk
Feb 2, I'd
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n Office
RICHARD HARDISTY
vs..
JAMES T. MCMAHON, ct al
No. 1925 EQUITY


THIS is to give notice that the Co.
J. partnership of Richard Hardisty
and James T. McAahon, under the
firm name of 1.-THE Coliington Liquor
Company" has been dissolved by de-
cree of the Circuit Cont for Prince
Georges County in the above entitled
cause dated the 18th day of January,
1910; and the undersigned has been ap-
pointed Receiver to wind up the affairs
of said co-partnership.
All persons having claims against
said o-partnership are hereby warned
to exhibit and file the same in the above
cause, with the vouchers legally authen-
ticated, on or before the 1st day of
April, 1910. or they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefits of the
assets of said partnership. All per-
sons indebted to said co-partnership
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the Receiver.
Given under my hand this 26th day
Of January. 1910.
s. MARVIN PEACH, Receiver
Upper Marlboro, Md.
Jan2S3t
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County Commissioners.

There was a regular meeting of the
County Commissioners Tuesday with
a full board in attendance. The fol-
lowing orders were passed:
Ordered, That Levin and Edlavitch,
be paid the sum of $44.90 for 7 tons of
coal for Court House.
Ordered, That W. S. Hill be paid the
sum of $14.64 premium on insurance on
ance Company, of Montgomery county.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-04
WILDWOOD DISTRICT

Johnson, James H and Maria Ann
p acres and imp; acres and imp. taxes
int pen and costs. ....... ........17 80
Lowe, Mrs. John-1064 acres and imp
Greenwood Park, 24f acres David
Crawford Tract, taxes int pen and
costs INSTRUMENTATION. 81 "a
McGregor, N M-36 1900 acres part
Dumblane, lot 5, liber AZ folio 233, taxes
int pen and costs. .................5 81
Worth, Ebert NJ and Anna Mo
acres and imp, liber Al folio SO, taxes
int pen and costs. ..... ........ IA 81
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-04

Taking baby up at night is often the
cause of bad colds. Use DR.. Fahrney's
Teething Syrup and stay in bed. 25cts.
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In Menoriam

Mr.. John Cameron, a highly respect.
ed and honored resident of this county,
died on January 18th, after short i'll
ness, at his home near Landover, Md.
where for the past eighteen years he
has been engaged in market gardening.
He came to this county from St. Paul,
MINI, where he had been in the same
business for eight years.
Mr. Cameron was the son of Colin
and Betsy Cameron, of 1nvernest, Scot
land, where he was born on January s,
1857. He came to Montreal, Canada,
in 1880 and in 1882 married Miss Agnes
S. Bell, Of Glasgow, Scotland.
In Montreal he engaged in the florist
business and enjoyed his usual success,
receiving many prizes from the Horti-
cultural Society for flowers and fruits.
He left Montreal for St. Paul in 1884.
A wife, four daughters and two sons
survive him and a large circle of friends
will feel his death keenly. He was a
genial companion and a conscientious
Christian. G. c. S.
The death of Miss Laura E. Swami,
of Silver Hill, occurred on Saturday
morning, January %, at Providence
Hospital, Washington.
The deceased was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard J. Swami and
was % years of age.
She had had been employed in Norris
town, Pa, for about ten months, but
her health began to fail and she return
ed to her parents home last October.
At times she seemed to improve, un-
til about month ago, when she began
to get worse and gradually failed unit
the end.
The funeral took place from St. Ig-
natius' Catholic Church, Oxon Hill, on
the morning of oath. Rev. Martin Egan
officiated at the Requiem mass and the
interment was made in the Church
yard.
Of a bright and happy disposition, al.
ways, ready to assist others, the death
of this young lady called away in the
morning of life has come as great shock
to her family and many friends.
She leaves a devoted farther, mother,
four sisters and four brothers who vii
ever cherish her memory and for then
the deepest sympathy is telt. Gazette
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CONTINUED from Second Page
BRANDYWINE DISTRICT

Boyd, James P-176t acres and imp,
IA folio 121, taxes Int pen and costs
........'.......''' ''''' Az oH
Boyd, Benjamin-1764 acres and imp
n B IA folio l2l, taxes int pen and costs
Bryan, VIM LILO acres and imp
Parkers Delight, liber 20 folio 2ss,
taxes int pen and costs. ........:.. 7.lZ
Elan ders, James ESQ acres Reach's
Adventure. liber A folio 1922, taxes int
pen and costs. .:.,...:::.::::....a.o %
Gibbons. N 4 and Ida NJ Monroe
l4O acres and imp Marlows Resurvey,
taxes int pen and COSTS. .2Ol7
Hyde, John-4 acres and imp W
% folio 2S4, taxes int pen and costs.7.12
HUNT, Mary J-2 acres and imp part
Gwynn PARK, 81 acres near Brandywine,
& 15-1O0 acres, J B'4 folio 90, taxes int
pen and costs .............> 80. S.oo
Jones, Marv-10 acres and imp near
Cheltenham, taxes int pen and costs. 4 W
Moore. VIM TOO acres and imp,
Iiber % folio sos. taxes int pen and
Sorrell. VIM q, present owner Benz
c King-120 acres and imp, Eber AZ
folio 1873, taxes int pen and costs. Ia. AZ
Washington, Maggie-1t acres, llber
Is folio 46, taxes int pen and costs.S.oo
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-04

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The Creditors of James G. Flanders,
deceased, if any, are hereby notified to
file their claims duly authenticated
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County, on or before
April 8, 1910. .-
T. VAN CLAGETT
Jan IA, At trustee
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KENT DISTRICT

Armstrong, James F-Lots 80, 80, "a
and imp block B; lot 10 block A; west
! of "a, 65, IS. 81, 60 block l and imp
Paramount Heights; see liber % folio
1873, liber 4S folio 100, liber AZ folio 432,
taxes int penalties and costs ..... 80 IL
Andrews, w B-lots 1914 and imp
lock n Paramount Heights; liber 43
folio 1875; taxes int penalties and costs
Brown, John H (present owner Rob-
inson White)-lot 81 block D Paramount
Heights, liber 48 folio 425, taxes int
penalties and costs %. ........... 2.55
Bowie, jackson and Susie-lots 30,
81 and imp block K Fairmount Heights
liber 43 folio SAG; taxes int penalties
Brooks, Henry-2 acres and imp
Whitfield road, liber 80 folio 499;
taxes int penalties and costs 49,. 4 OIL
Brooks, Mary s and Emma B Hoyle
8 acres Good Luck; taxes int penal
ties and costs. ......: 4o'
BRYAN, Julia-lot 25 block 6 Column
bia Park, liber w % folio 440; taxes
int penalties and COSTS ....... zoo
Board, William Lots As, As block
D Paramount Heights, liber II folio l0l:
taxes int penalties and costs ...... 90
Brown, Maria-1 acre Sheriff road,
liber % folio 245; taxes int penalties
and costs. x 90
Booth, Arthur-lots 100 to lO3 and
imp block 2 Capitol Heights, liber AZ
folio "a; taxes int pen and costs. 1882
Biggs, Henry Mot % block IL Co.
lumbia Park, liber W 90 folio 39l ;
taxes int pen and costs ............ 2.55
Bauskett, John (present owners Omar
G Strawn and T Howard Duckett)-4
2-1O acres and imp part Spring Hill, liber
80 folio 365; taxes int pen and costs.9.s7
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CHILLUM DISTRICT

Brown, Jeannette-lot IS and imp
block "a Holiday Co Addn; liber 81 folio
$40, taxes int and costs -. .....lO OF
Bradley, George N (present owners
Ellis Smith, James V Wallace and Peter
Randall trustees for Brentwood Colored
Fire Department. No p lot % block b
Holiday Sub; liber Sd folio 30, taxes
int pen and costs ..................3 Il
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-04
TRusrEE's SALE
RUSTEES DALE
OF
VALUABLE Real EsrArE
IN BRANDYWINE DISTRICT,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
STATE OF MARYLAND.

IN BRANDYWINE DISTRICT
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
STATE OF MARYLAND.
DY VIRTUE of decree of the Cir
ID cult Court for Prince George
County in Equity, passed on January
18th, 1910 in No 3639 Equity in said
Court, in a cause wherein Samuel Gray
ct al are Complainants and Annie Gray
and others Defendants, the undersigned
Trustee by said deere named will offer
for sale at public auction at the Court
House door, at Upper Marlboro Md,
on
Ouesaey. february s. 1910
at 10 o'clock NJ.
all the property mentioned in said pro-
ceedings of which James G. Flanders,
cied seized and possessed, and containing
50 Acres Of Land
MORE OR LESS
and improved by incompleted Log
House. .,
This property is located in said
Brandywine District, said county, on
the road from Brandywine to Baden,
and is abot 2 miles from Brandywine
and about ia mile from Grimes Store.
TERMS OE SALE
One-third Cash upon the ratification of
the sale by the Court, balance in two
equal instalments payable in 6 and ~
months respectively from the day of
sale. Deferred payments will be at
per cent. interest per aunnm from day
of sale and to be secured to the salts
faction of the undersigned, or all Cash
at the option of the purchaser. Con-
veyancing and recording at the expense
of purchaser or purchasers.
T. VAN CLAGETT
Trustee
Upper Marlboro, Md, and
512 F ST., N. W., Washington, D. q.
J. K. ROBERTS, Atty.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The Creditors Of James G. Flanders,