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BARGE TOW SUNK
EAST0FCAPECOD
Persons on Shore See U-BOat
Sink ThT5a Graft.
Two Hydrop,anes Force Enemy
Submarine to Submerge, But He
Reappears.

Orleans, Mass, July 22.-An enemy
submarine attacked a tow off the
easternmost paiGt Of Cape Cod, sank
three barsJS and dropped four shells
on Tie mainland.
The action lasted a nhOur and was
unchallanged except for TWO hydro
planes from the Chatham aviation
causing her to Submerge for only Il
moment. TO reappear and resume
firing
The crews of the bargeS. compriS-
ing sixteen men. three women and
five children. reached shore in Siral
boats. Three of them were injured.
one by flying wood SplinterS i'll an
arm The submarine was plainly seen
from shore.
Two bargeS We're sunk ny tOrpedOeS.
but it required 100 shells 10 sink the
third barge In the midst of the
Smelling an 11-year-old boy on a barge
seized a small American flag and
waved it defiantly in the faces of the
German gunnerS. He still chung TO
the flag when he was brought ashore.
The attack lasted an hour, when the
submarine Withdrew. Two shells
struck the water fifty yards from the
shore, which was lined with a thou
sand persons attracted by the firing
The sea was calm and there was on
wind. The barges had only four small
lifebOats intended to accommodate
five persons each, but all of the crews
Of the bargeS We're safely landed at
Nauset harhor The fate Of the crew
of the tug is not known.
The crew of the tug, seventeen
men were rescued and brought ashore
by the crew of the Orleans l:fe saving
station. Only three of the men We're
injured, one seriously. One was an
Austrian. - years of age. whose right
arm was blown off.
The submarine was a large one, ap.
parently 400 feet in length.
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GERMANS YIELD
ON ENTIRE FRONT
The Allies Push Steadily on as
Germans Strive to Hold.
RIP LINE FOR THREE MILES
French and Yankees Disrupt Hun
Machine by Flank AttacksRe-
treating Armies in Serious Plight.

Paris. July 22-The Germans are
falling back OF the whole font of the
SoissonS- Marne-Reims salient. They
urr resisting desperately 10 avert
great military disaster
North of Chateau Thierry. Amer-
cans and French have broken into the
flank of the retreating Germans. Tn
Yankees and Poilus have driven Il
wedge more than three miles deep
into the diSorganiZed German forces
Pursuing the German forces. VIII ch
were driven back to the north bank
of the Marine. the French and Ameri-
cans have followed them acroSS the
river
French troops entered Chateau
Thicrry according to an official safe
menr issued by The war office. VIC
lent combatS continue north ard south
of the Ourcq and between the Marne
and Eeims. In spite Of violent re-
siSrance by The enemy. the French
have continued TO advance, the state
menf adds.
Prisoners are being brought in il
steady streams. The total is unGfli-
cially renortcd TO be near the - 09o
mark. Considerably more than 400
guns have been captured.
y summary of the Paris war Office
communication follows:
"ThiS morning, French troops en-
tered Chateau Thierry.
"Violent fighting is going on north
and south of the Ourcq and between
the Marine and ReimS.
"DesDite stiffened German res St
ancp. our progress continues"
With every hour it becomes more
evident that the Germans, hard press
ed on three sides, are facing the pres
pect Of retreat beyond the Aisne
Their desperate resistance in the
pivotal areas around scissors and
Reims shows how critical Ludendorff
himself considers the situation. His
forces are hemmed in q pocket. the
mouth of which is less than twenty
miles wide.
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200 CASUALTIES IN
ARMY AND Marines
General PershiDg Reports 100
and Marine Corps 30.

Washington, D. c., July Army
and Marine Corps casualties reported
from overseas aggregate 2GD. of
which number 120 are named in Gen
eraI Pershing's army report and 80
are recorded by the Marine Corps.
In the two branches of the service
u men are listed as killed in action
and the number of men wounded Sc
verely is given as 102. Twenty eight
are reported missing.
The army casualties are divided as
follows: Killed in action, IS; died of
wounds, 10: died Of disease. IL: died
of airplane accident, | : died of acc
dent and other causes. 49, wounded
severely, 81; wounded, degree unde-
termined, 1; missing. 6.
The Marine CorH$ casualty list
shows: Killed in action. Z: died of
ed severely. 10; wounded slightly, > ;
missing. - in hands OF the enemy.
, The army list follows: Privates
Daniel Donahue EliZahr.h " j.:
Norris Keronsky. Philadelphia. and
George Valance. Philadelphia, killed
in action.
Privates Reginald w Smith. Bethle-
hem, Pa, and Floyd A. Stevens. Ridge
wood, n J., died of wounds
Private Richard J. Wilson, Reading,
Pa. died of disease.
Died of accident and other causes,
Corporal John W. Cairns, Nobletown.
Pa.
Wounded severely. Corporal Arthur
Davis. Forest City. Pa: Privates Jo-
seph Antonio, Northwood, n. J.; Will
lam 4. Bannon. HOboken. Y. J.: Del
bert S. Beeman, WilkeS-Barre. Pa.
Michael J. Caveny, Jersey City, n. J..
Edward J. CroweIl, Brlleville. \ j.
Edward Doyle. Lnnac0ming, Md.
John r. Freeth. Philadelphia Con-
stantine Martinchuk; Newark, N. J..
Pronislaw H. Michalonski, Kearney,
N J.; Joseph F. Murphy, Asheyville,
Pa; Harry G.. Patrick, Frostburg,
Md; William r. Patton, Venetia, Pa,
and Orville L. Kiffenburg, Chester,
Pa
The Marine Corps list: Private
Tracey K Decker, Parker's Glen, Pa,
killed in action.
Wounded severely-Privates Fran
els E. Green, Wilkes Barre, Pa; John
Johnson. Salisbury Pa: Patrick A.
Shannon. WOodlawn. Pa: Frank StO-
eev Tr. Newark, y J.. and Frank J.
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T. nSE BALL PARKS
S.. IN JOHNSON
Ame0ichn League s, 2Dend
For Duration Of s,ar.

Chicago, July 22.-American League
baseball Iarks will close their gates
for the d,iratiOn of the war unless
unexpected developments occur, it was
announced by Byron Bancroft Johti-
son, president of the Oh ganiZation.
No appeal from Secretary of the
War Bakers Interpretation of The
work or fight" ruling as applied to
ball players will be made and no
effort is planned to finish the season
with teams recruited from veterans
above the draft age and amateurs be-
low the draft age. Such an attempt,
baseball officials say, not only would
be an imposition on the fans, but
would also be more or less of a SUBJ
terfuge in view of the administration
edict.
American League clubs will meet in
Cleveland today at the call of Presi-
dent Johnson, to wind up the seasons
business and discuss the many finan-
cial tangles which vii result from the
sudden interruption of the national
paStime.
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Americans Push on South of Scissors

With the Americans Near scissors,
July 22--The Americans resumed
their advance south of scissors at
O'Clock, our left wing advancing
more than kilometer (ive-eights of
a mfle) in spite of the increasingly
stubborn resistance, centering upon
the innumerable machine gun nests.
The right wing continues to make
progress across the Chateau Thierry-
scissors road.
The Germans continue to fling rein
forcementS into the battle and are
bringing up more guns of all calibers
in their desperate efforts to stem the
Franco-American advance.
We have already counted elements
Of eight divisions opposite us.
Our artillery is Smelling the Aisne
bridges at scissors.
French and American airplaneS
played big part in routing the Ger
mans back across the Marine and in
the battles in the other sectors. TWEEN
ty-siX German machines and four bal
looms were brought down on last Fri
day and Saturday.
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District No. PIP, Assessed to Lydia
Sanders.
acres of land, more or less, on Tan
Yard road, adjoining the lands of
Gabriel kiah, and buildings thereon. in
district z, or Cambridge. Assessor
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There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and for years it
was supposed to be incurable. Doc
tors prescribed local .demedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incur
able. Catarrh is a local disease.
greatly Influenced by constitutional
conditions and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine, manufactured by F.
j. Cheney G Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is
constitutional remedy, is taken inter
nally and acts thru the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces of the System. One
Hundred Dollars reward is offered
for any case that Halls Catarrh
Medicine fails to cure. Send for cir
culars and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY G CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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". Calvin Tricc. Attorney.
TAX SALE
Of
Tax Payers Property
In Dorchester County, Maryland
v. Calvin Tricc. Attorney.
DELINQUENT LEVY
1917

BY virtue of the power. authority
and direction contained in chapter "ot
of the Acts of the General Assembly o.
Maryland, Session of 1914, Amending
Article 10 of the Code of PubllG Local
Laws, title dorchester COUNT, SUP
title County Commissioner. County
reasurer and Collector a al m ,it1,
nary proceedings therein speclned nay
ing been heretofore taken AND and o efi1
DELINQUENT and the taxes, state anu
county. under the levy made in the
year 1917, by the County Ccmn'tSSion,
ers of Dorchester county,, Macyiand
upon the hereinafter described proper
ty being still unpaid, due. anu in az
rear in order to compel the paIinen
of the said taxes. together with the IN :
terest thereon accrued, and to accrue
and the costs attending these proceed
ings as by law provided, |, the unocr-
signed. Treasurer and Collector %
taxes. interest and costs are paid on
or before the day of sale herein naE.ed,
on said day. beginning at ten CLOCK
q n, tp-wit Or
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Watch Your Blood Supply,
Don't Let Impurities Creep In

medicine, that is purely vegetable.
Many druggists have seen wonderful
results accomplished among Their
customers by this great old medicine,
and they know that S. S. S. is one c.
the most reliable blood purifiers ever
made. Keep your blood free of i'm
purities by the use of this honest old
medicine, and if you want medical
advice, you can obtain same without
cost by writing to Medical Director,
Swift Specific Co., % Swift Labora-
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
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French Push East Above the Marne.

London, July 21.-The French have
taken the town Of Brasles, one mile
east of Chateau Thierry, on the north
bank of the Marne, according to adj
vices received here.
The French line includes the heights
north of Brasles which gives the
French good bridgehead on the
north side of the Marine
In the OurcQ valley the French are
approachinG Oulchy-le- Chateau
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Lot No. POS. Assessed to Heirs of
Moses Stanley.
Lot No. 81 Douglas street, 35 by go
feet. more or less. and dwelling there
on. in district Z. or Cambridge. Assess
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Cleveland Club Quits.

Cleveland, July %. Pres dent
James C. Dunn, of the Cleve ard
American League club, sent the fol-
lowing message to Cleveland from
Chicago:
eve will play double header with
the \ hetics and will then close the
ball park for balance of season. 1t Is
our desire TO comply prompI1 with
Secretary Bakers ruling on basaball."
sArE AND SiEfpi
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Let No. 147, Assessed to Noah Cornish.
acres of land on Tan Yard road,
adjoining the lands of JohN S. Skin
ner. buildings and improvements
thereon, in district z, or Cambridge
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President Sends Sympathy.

Washington, D. c., July 22.-Upon
learning of the confirmation of the
death of Lieutenant Quentin Roose-
welt. President Wilson sent this mes
sage to Colonel Roosevelt at Oyster
Bay:
Am greatly distressed that the
news Of your sons death is confirmed.
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Lot No. 211, Assessed to William NJ.


Sanders.
Lot No. SINNERS Court, 1873 by IS
feet. more or less, dwelling and out
buildings thereon. in district Z, or
Cambridge. Assessment, real, 1912.
Interest. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Ho9t' o.OU
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Lot No. LIT, Assessed to T. Belly Son.
Lot No. 1O8 Water St, SO by IS feet,
more or less, dwelling and outbuild-
ings thereon, in Cambridge, or district
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Fails II Her Attempt at Suicide.

York Pa. JrlT 22-Whon she WAS
accused ~ h"r friends of being lazy.
Myrtle = o. p years OF went to
her room and turned or the gas. Her
attempt ut suicide. however. faile :
She w"& .l!s"overc% n al UnrOnsc o :
cond;;is = ard ii p1Ir'n. o" was applied
In time - save hrr l'fe
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Pure Blood Means Perfect
Health.

The average druggist has handled
hundreds of medicines in his day,
some of which have long since been
forgotten.
But there is one that has been sold
by the druggists throughout this
country, for more than fifty years,
and that is S. S. S., the reliable blood
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Lot No. 199-Paid.
Lot No. 200, Assessed to Heirs of W. f.
PattisOn.
acres of land. on Baily road, ad-
joining the lands of NJ. E. Gore and
William Bozartn. in district z, or Cam
hridge Assessment real SE25
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ROOSEVELT'S DEATH SURE
German Aviators Drop Note That
Tells Americans of His Fate.

Paris. July %. German aviators
have dropped note into American
aviation camps confirming the death
of Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt.
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National League Meets Wednesday.

New York, July 22.-The special
meeting of the National League hase.
ball club owners called by President
Tener, to be held in this city to dis
cuss the ruling Of Secretary Baker
holding baseball in the non-essential
industry class, has been fixed for
Wednesda~ next instead of tomorrow,
as previously announced. Secretary
Heydler, of the league, received tele-
gram to this effect from President
Tener
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Lot No. 2o4. Assessed to Gilbert Porter

S1U5.4S
Lot No. POS, Assessed to Arthur Ross.
Lot No. 104 Pine street, 43 by 100
feet, more or less, and dwelling there
on. in district Z. or Cambridge. As
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Lot 321 Washington street, 80 by 123
feet, more or less. dwelling and out
buildings thereon, in district I. or
Cambridge. Assessment, real, 5000.
Taxes. $500
interest. ~
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Lot No. 1913, Assessed to p. w. Meredith
I.nt No 2ll Race street 81 by Al

Six dwellings on Lincoln Heights, in
district 7. or Cambridge. Assessment,
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For the purpose of compelling the
payment of the said State and County
Taxes, levied as aforesaid, together
with the costs herein enumerated, and
all other necessary costs consequent
tbe said ia Act Of Assembl3 witb the i'm M
terest on the said taxes now accrued,
and to accrue to the day of sale. if the
same are not paid on or before August
10, 1918, aforesaid, l will sell the said
property specifically, or so much there
of, as may be necessary, for the pur-
pose aforesaid, at the time, place, in
the manner and upon the terms afore-
said.
THOS. f. KERR,
Treasurer of Dorchester County and
Collector.
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$31.06
Lot No. So Glasgow street, 90 by 23e
feet, more or less, and dwelling there
on, in district Z, or Cambridge. AS
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Italians Win a Mountain.

Rome. July 22.-Italian troops have
wrested from the Austrian Monte Sta
bel and completely reoccupied Como
di-Cabento, in the Adamella region Of
the mountain front. (
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Lot No. 40. Assessed to Martin IL.

Lot So by IS feet, more or less. from
H. Mamie ST. Clair, dwelling thereon,
at No. 241 Cedar street, in district z,
or Cambridge. Assessment, real, $572.
IaXeS. S1o:iV
interest .oV
Cost. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Advertising. 1.OO
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Lot No. 141, Assessed to Oliver Cooper.
Lot No. SO Washington street, 141 by
24O feet, more or less, and dwelling
thereon. in district z, or Cambridge.
Assessment real ss12
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Lot No. 139, Assessed to Joseph S.
Chase.
T Lot No. 431 High street, 81 by 100 it..
more or less, and dwelling thereon, in
district Z, or Cambridge. Assessment,
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Daniels Blames a Mine.

Norfolk. Va. July 22.-Secretary
Daniels said here that he believed a
mine and not torpedo was respon-
sibie for the sinking of the cruiser
San Diego. He added that the sink
ing of the vessel. aside from the loss
of life, is no significance from a mill
tary standpoint.
"The presence Of German submer-
sibles on this side of the Atlantic"
said Mr. Daniels sis more or less of
a menace Of co':rSn hut they VIII not
avail in stopping our TRANSPORTS going
overseas with soldiers and more sol
dierS. as fast as we can send them
Notwithstanding the great precau-
lions W" have taken to protect our
transpo,' supply. ships aud men,
still c-rr'der il mar-p'ouS thai we
have seeded in ~a;'rG more than
1000 O q ,ruOuS over tie without
the loss Of Ii e or Il shin"
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Lot No. 16S, Assessed to William j. and
Vnrf. Harrfa.

$2g.I4
Lot No. l89, Assessed to August Haas.
Lot No. eos Race street, A foot front
more or less, dwelling and outbuild-
ings thereon, in district T., or Cam
bridge. Assessment, real. $2060.
Interest. Observation-Disclosures. LIS
cost. oUU
Advertising. ........... LOO
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$9.0S

Lot NO. IO5-FUIU
Lot No. 15S, Assessed to oliver G. Gore
Lots Nos. IS. Sc, and 81, from helrs
of Perry W. Moore. fronting so feet
each or Springfield avenue, by l4o
feet each. in district Z, or Cambridge.
Assessment, real, $1460
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sArE AND SUPP
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acres of land at Christ's Rock, ad
joining the lands of Charles kiah and
others; 4 acres of arabic land and 4
acres of cut-down land. dwelling and
outbuildings thereon, in district Z, or
Cambridge. Assessment, real, $500.
1dAtS. 800
Interest. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. As
SOSl S.uu
Advertising. ............... 100
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Vanderh0ver. Paterson, y. !.
Missing in action-Priva' eS John F..
Dehaven. ConShoh"cken. Pa. and
David AIilligan. Jersey City. Y. 7.
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Lot No. PA, Assessed to Alexander


Lot on county road at Ross Town
and house thereon, in district Z, o.
Assessment, real, $3.50
iaNeS- 1854
interest. Is
cost. SUI
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Lot No. 1874, Assessed to VIM. spry

Lot No. School street, 6Z!a by 10
feet. more or less, and dwelling there
on, in district I. or Cambridge. Assess
S10T5
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Lot on Cross street, No. 10, 40 py 10"
feet more or less and dwelling there
on in district !, or Cambridge. AS
s,Ssment real $40.
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SIOf.OJ
Lot No. 2IS, Assessed to VIM. III. Todd.

Lot No. Cedar street, II by 10 1t,
more or less, and dwelling thereon. in
district I. or Cambridge. Assessment,
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Lot No. lSS, Assessed to Andrew d.
Mortimer md Wife.
$10.3S
Lot No. 1S9-Paid.
Lot No. I9I, Assessed to Albert G. an,
Moses Id. Moore.

Lot No. 10, part of Springfield, lot
wherein the dwelling house now
Stands, $50 by 800 feet, containing
about acres. more or less. and dwen-
ing thereon. in district I, or Cam
bridge. Assessment, real, S2575.
Interest. ......... 2.25
Cost. 0UU
Advertising 1-OU
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SZ3.Z0
Lot No. 22l, Assessed to Wiiber Waters

Lot NO. 22U Plne StlCet, 30 Dy 20
feet, more or less, dwelling thereon, in
district I. or Cambridge. Assessment,
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Int M IS6 Assessed to Major Maddox.


LOT NO. IS1, 1NStsSCu To
Lot on High street, 81 by 40 feet,
more or less, dwelling, storehouSe, sta
birs and sheds thereon. in district 1, or
Cambridge. Assessment, real, $1,000.
TaNeS. ............... a0o.oo
interest. .----..-- 80
LOST
-Adye1 Using. Luz
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Lot No. 2l5 Paid.
Lot 40. 2I7, Assessed to james 4.
sircunl

DWeIIine house on Light street. in
district :, or Cambridge. Assessment,
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Tuesday, August Is, 1918

and continuing from day to day, until
all of the property herein mentioned
shall be sold. Will offer the said prop.
erty for sale, and will sell the same, at
public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash. at the Court House door. in
the town of Cambridge, Dorchester
county, Maryland. all of the following
buildings and Improvements thereon
to-wit:
DISTRICT NO. 2, OR CAMBRIDGE.
Lot No. 122, Assessed to VIM. "A. ADDOtt
Lot on Peach Blossom avenue. 40 by
l2S feet more or less, and dwelling
thereon, in Cambridge, or district &.
Assessment, real. $3.50.
u
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Lot No. POI Assessed to John j. Phillips
Oyster house and fixtures. in district
Z, Cambridge. Assessment, real,
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Lot No. 2O9, Assessed to David Stanley.
Lot No. 221 Pine street, so 1-3 by go
feet. more or less, and dwelling there
on, in district Z, or Cambridge. As
GO real S116
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Lot No. 1872, Assessed to James NJ.


Lot No. III Pine street. so by 100
feet, more or less, dwelling, bakery
building. outbuildings and store build
ing thereon, in district Z, or Cam |
bridge. Assessment real, 1879.
IaSeS- 10-0U
Interest. ~
cost. o.uO
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Lot No. 195-Paid.
Lot No. la6. Assessed tn Emory MI.

Lot No. 1876, Assessed to Emory Nj.
Newton.
Lot No. "a, fronting Bellviewe ave-,
in district Z. or Cambridge. Assess
eSll
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| $Io.1I
Lot No. 1877, Assessed to Moses Opher.
2-3 acres of land, more or less, on
county road at Christ's Rock, adjoin-
ing the lands of Alfred Opher, in dis
trict z, or Cambridge. Assessment,
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Lot No. 137-Paid.
Lot No. lbs, Assessed to Will w.
Coleman.
Lot on Pine street, Tennis Club, IS
by 1873 feet, more less, and i'm
provementS thereon, in district z, or
Cambridge. Assessment, real. $500.
Interest. SO
cost. 3.UU
advertising. 1.OO
S1549
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SOO.JU
Lot No. 194-A. Assessed to A. c. Moore
61s acres of land from heirs of Perry
W. Moore, being part of Springfield, on
the South side of Washington street,
and described on the plat as Lot No. 2,
and other real estate, assessed to \. G..
Moore. Assessment. real. S5S33.
BAL. lakes .....--.-t sS4.2i
interest. QUA
Costs. -..........-. 5.uo
Advertising. ................ LOO
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Lot No. 2IO, Assessed to Solomon Stew
ems and Wife.
Lot No. 121 Pine street, 80 by so #.
more or less. and dwelling thereon, in
district Z, or Cambridge. Assessment,
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Lot No. 154, Assessed to Il. j. Fingier.
Lot No. Z. Market street, Is by, %
feet, more or less, BLACKSMITH shop
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-07-22
Lot No. 2O2, Assessed to Sidney o.

Lot on Washington street, 40 by 120
feet. more or less, in district z, or Cam
bridge. Assessment. real 5000.