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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-19
Political.


There was faint simmer of the poll
teal cauldron on Tuesday last, but moth
ing definite could be gathered. more than
gossip. Candidates for Sheriff on the
Republican eide are as thick as black
berries in season, while but one or two
are ambitious of this honor on the Dem
ocratic side. A quiet movement is be-
ing organized, or rather an attempt is
me1a Ia organize one in the direction Of
\ natting up -a1;ce,-.-...-,,--.Ae ..nle's ticket
ssy Dlggrbmnolitical paruss On 'ia, Sssn ber'
s.,, III The era Of good f~eii"s hal
veInent might be conlneDdabIe anc
nsn favor. But things stand just
now>we do not think either Republicans
or stalwart Democrats will sakc much
stock in such a movement, though nc
pnc can tell in political matters what a
Nay will bring forth
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FOR SuER!FFALTY.

Dir. Ehtor;-Please announce that if T F.
Nicholson will consent to become II candidate
for the Sherifdty OF Charles county, subject
to the action Of the Republican Convention,
he VIII be warmly supported by Mfny friends
in PaluSent district, and other localities.
aug 5-tf
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Judge Pearson. Prnsidan, -.

''..1udg Pearson, President Judge Of the
Iwelf'h Judiciary district of Pennsvlvania.
mas declined denomination ON account OF his
age In his letter he says his race is run. hav.
aug served an ordinary generation Of thirty.
ilreo year, On the bench
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-19

Increase in Net Surplus SIs,524.3O
BUSINESS FOR THR PAST TWO YEARS.
YEAR. PREMIUMS LOSSES. ASSETS
1859 53653I 50 975slO92 COS 49s o6
1ss0 SIG goo ri 319.5ia II 5-s' 90I "a
LOSSES PAID, since organization. 81, s67, $50. 10
This company insures houses, stock and
cattle against loss by fire or by lightning as
cheap as can be safely done by any reputable
company
r. II. MITCHELL,
II German St, Baltimore.
Agent for Charles County.
The Editor of this paper win furnish blank
applications to all such as NAV desire to in
sure in the above company and forward the
the same, when filed mp 20 Mr.. Mitchell.
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NOTICE.
Dissolution OF Co-Pnrtnership.

TINE firm of A. F. Lawrence & Co, wal
4 tcrminste by mutual consent on the LIST
day Of September, 1881. Persons indebted
to said firm will please come forward at once
and settle their accounts.
Signed, NJ. 9. B. C0CHRANE,
A. +. AWRENCE.
MesSrs. ". G.. b Cochrane and George L..
Murray will contuue the business at the old
stand, Iiughesvile, under the firm name OF
Il sat NJ &. b. COCllRANE Il Go.
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Gifts To Colleges During 1850.

According to the Springfield, Mass, Rpn'-
Hcan, Lcqnesis amounting TO the following
sums were mi,dv last ycdr 70 the celleec'
mentioned
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rnR Associate drnGE.

NETE are authorized TO announce JOHN W
w MITCHELL, Esq, OF this county as \
candidate fer the position Of Associate Judge
Of the Seventh Judicial Circuit
July l5-E
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StTATE OF MARYLAND,
- EXECUTIVE DEP
PROCLAM.4TTON.

Whereas by the Constitution Of Maryland,
article a. section !, providing for amend
ments 10 the Constitution, 1t is made the duty
of the Governor to order the publication OF
any bill proposing amendments MS therein
directed.
And whereas the following act Of General
Assembly, passed ut the January session, 1890,
chapter AIT, proposes an amendment to the
Constitution, to-wit
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SHERlFFS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN CHARLES COUNTY.

10y VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fieri Facias issued
} out Of the Circuit Court for Charles
county, al the suit Of benjamin 4. JamesoT
against he goods and chattles, lands ana
lcncmcnls Of Thomas D. Stone and Bette +.
]. Stone to me directed, / have seized an3
taken in execution, all the rig 1t, title claim,
interest and estate, at law, and IN equity, OF
the said Thomas d. Stone snd Bette Il. j.
Stone in and to the following property 10 wit.
One tract or parcel OF
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......Meal from Baltimore is now kent
in the stores here for sale at the moder-
ate price of $1.10 per bushel.
.....Mr William i. Neale Of Tie
Baltimore bar, native of this town and
son Of the late DR.. Ben Neale, is on a
visit to the county.
I've call attention to the Ball and
Supper on Wednesday evening next, at
Green Park, for the benefit of Pomfret
Church. The entertainments Of the
ladies of this congregation are always
well worth attending, as none ever came
away without being fully satisfied that
they have had a good time.
49,. Father Carroll, who has been in
charge of Pomfret Catholic Church for
the past year, left on Saturday for Phil.
adelphia. where he will be stationed fol
the present. Father Carroll was a most
accomplished gentleman and during Iii
sojourn among us made many warn
friends who part NTH hin hin With rssz
| ]
Carrolrs place.
....- Parents. desiring a GOOD 4
to send thoir children to viii a..
read tho advcrtisenie mt of tho Mss
Kerr in to-days paper. Ills is one OF IL
most select schools in Washington, an,
children could not be in better hands,
rs will lie seen only limited numbc
Of boardcrs can be taken now and appli
cation should be made at once.
What has become of the Wash
ingon City and P. Lockout Il. r.? I
accounts that we bear are true, it looks
IS though it had "gone up" A CORES
pondent in the Beacon says the South
ern Sd. r. Il. has been buying iafsi
quantities of Ties which had been cut 10
the other road This does net lool
ike building.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-19

FOB PRINTING OF EVERY DEsCIRp
81 TON neatly executed at this Office.
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). On next Tuesday Mr.. Neale
will examine the applicants for the free
Scholarship in the Western Md. College
This isan absolutely free scholarship
includes everything except the clothing
Of the pupil. The institution is situated
at Westminister, Carroll County and one
o. the most excellent in the State. Il
has been in existence for many years
aud the scholarship will afford whoever
gets it an opportunity to acquire a
thorough education in all the higher
branches. II is open alike to males and
females.
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......A mimic tournament was held
at St. Thomas Manor on Monday even
ing last, which was not only enjoyed bv
the little folks but by the lockers on
Master Neale Hamilton was the victor
and crowned Miss Philomena Stonestreet
Queen; Master John Hamilton crowned
Miss Carrie Digges LIST maid, Master
Bernard Digges crowned Miss Leila
Matthews 2nd maid and Master Josenb
Howard crowned Miss Meme Matthews
Bird maid. The royal set was then dan
ced upon the green, and the enjoyment
kept up until 10 o'clock Z. Nj. The
good jesuit fathers enjoyed the innocent
amusement as heartily as the partici.
pants.
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FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

NJ ESSRS. EDITORS Please announce
vi that Col. JOHN B. BROOKE of Prince
Georges county is a candidate for Associate
Judge in the Segenth Judicial District of Ma
ryland. I,rx
je 34-if
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Order of Ratification.
T. Stone IS. j. 4. Mcwilliams. .
NJ. 500 sanitx Docket.

IN ,,as i,s.tser Of sfertr- atsee's sale. In the
Cirs-Ni g astrt for Oh arles county sitting as
a Court of Eatalitv
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1.-The pico of grain in Baltimore
keeps up The reports by yesterday,
mail slow that wheat closed at s 36l
for August delivery $l.371 for Sep
tynbei; 81 4os for October and 81 ~
for November. Corn closed at 6S4 Ct
per hus'lel for immediate delivery; 4
ct. for Sptcmbcr and Y ct. for Octo
bcs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-19

I'VE were visited with shar
rain storm on Saturday last accompan
cd by wind aad lightning In Chick;
muxon there was considerable hail. an
The barn of Mr. Callaghan in Taylor
neck was struck by lightning, thong
slight damage was done. A year az
on this same farm large barn, wit
'Aluahle contents, was entirely destroy
cd By lightning.
......Ciiarles county was not behind
hand IN the tournament at Woodyille OF
the 10h instant, having taken four on
OF the six prizes, as follows Mr. w
Jameson crowned Miss Martin of San
Francisco End Mad of honor; Mr.. Gus
tavus Slyo crowned Miss Lulic Stone d
Charles Co, 3rd maid; Mr.. VIM. Slye
cro"ncd Miss Grace Clagett 4th maid,
and Mr.. Harry Bean crowned Miss
Estelle Storm of Balto. Co., 5 IT'D maid :
All of these young gentlemen are from
this county
......Somc "Critter' not having tie
fear Of the law before his eyes broke in
to the pantry of the hotel kept by Mr.
Dave Smoot on Wednesday night, but
did not get much for his pans The
principle thing stolen was u pound
cake. Indignant, doubtless at his wan,
If success. he smashed some s,-s,eIss.s, slnd
eft. he entered, through the kitchen.
Dave says, if he viii come around ~
emily he, will give him .. s.nara y, 81
md seno hina on his way rs,jossa'st5 TOR
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-03
3 THE SUN FOR l88ls L

Everybody reads THE SUN. In the edition of tkis newspape throughout3 the year to come everybody T. All the worlds news so presented that tn. read
 CT will get the greatest amount of information with
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 IT. Good writing in every column, an tafr reshness, originsiity aecuracyand decoru in the treatment every subject
 w. Honest comment THE SUNs habit is to sneak out fearlessly about men and things. -V.okqual ,candor in ldealing with each political party and equal readiness commend what is
 praiseworthy or to rebuke what is blauable in Dem ocrat or Republican.
 VI. Absolute independence of partisan organiza. tions. but unwavcring loyalty to true Democratic principles TIE SUN believes that the Government
 which the Constitution gives us is good to keep
 Its noti of duty to resist t it's utmost power the efforts of men in the Republican party t, set up an
 other form of government in place of that which
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 lowing will probably decide this suprmey iml sn contest THE SUN beliavs that tho victory will b,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-03

When boy walks with 8 girl as though he were afraid some one might see him, the girl is his sister. If he walks so close to her as to nearly crowd her against the fence, it is the sister of some one else. sy.ss sssFs asHsa sa I
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-03
New Tangled Notions"

may not work injury to people when they re- late to matters of little consequence, but when entertained as to what we shall take when af- ficted with serious disease they may. lead to dear experience Don't therefore trif1e with diseases of the blood manif sted by eruptions, blotches, scrofulous and other seellings and grave symptoms, but take that we'll tested and efficacious remedy, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi- cal Discovery-the greatest blood-p purifier of a sns aBs @ Ps sss Gssss Psss 1Ia ss e9ss Dills)
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-03
FROM THE DANBuRY NEWS.

FROM THE DANBURY NEWS. In addition to being bashful, Governor Big. elow has the toothache. Misfortunes rarely come singly. ~,u @-AA dod6leripper match, Tor sSf00 side just the price of g. rosewood casket-is to leone of in Norwich. is al
 There are Ill petitions for divorce in the New Haven Superior Court. These figures show remarkable oneness of purpose. ]. -lAn-spitaph on 'New- Eondon tombstone is brief but right to the point It reads: What sortof man heEwas, the heresurrection morning will reveal"
 { Melancholy intelligence from Goshsn: we, learn that young lady from Goshen who has gone to Alabama to spend the winter, had all, her plants frozen one night lately" .f31''
 AmM ealing himselfa ,dstecfis from New YorkAwasin Bridgepe yesterday Hooking, as he said. for man who had committed $50,000 forgery. Standard And mighty Jood place to look for him, too.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-03
{ J t.F sAs r H$ ssss
 CLIPPINGS.

< Emulate the mule; it is backward in deeds of violence.
 The works of Handel are of necessity the favofites with organ-blowers.
 Tuneful Lyre-A music teacher who does. not keep his engagements
 When New York young man pops the question he now says: "Let's consolidate. !"
 Glass eyes for herses are now made with such perfection that the animals themselves cannot, see through the deception F R. J. Lossing has written |The Story of the United States Navy" An appropriate title for this work wouldobe a'A Tale of a Tub.
 An exchange gives recent text by bash ful clergyman: "And immediately the cock wept, and Peter went out and crew profuse- H." >ta... si .r.i-.ls<54 a:z.iu ~r:.:'g
 The worst about kissing a Pittsburgh girl is that you carry the mark of coal dust about your nose and ether features till you reach the nearest pump.
 The Chicago Inter Ocean calmly observes that the telegfaphed statament that "Hell Gate is full of ice' is A''not orthodox but very fconsolingh d@ S+- 1& s% s+%s@ "l had no time to stuff the chicken" apel- | ogized landady. "Never mind, madame, it's tough enough .asit is,' replied the'board- | 1''..Tf haJaH 9ti1 ..tfY .t@4fti4o5
 Quite a number of young women have re- gently been killed while coasting. Young man, if you have good girl don't let her slide E.Fuy .gg sI:s,5}fs Gz. | Edison has dropped his electric light and is now experimenting to see if COW cannot be made to give ice cream by wrapping her in congealed water before milking. . The English newspapers are dishing up Irish stew, the French newspapers Or 18th . 1 mus pie ]; the German newspapers, jewjew pastes the American newspapers, Cabinet pudding
 | A little girl living down town was saying her prayers the other evening and had just finished ''give us this day our daily bread, B when precocious four -year-old brother ex claimed, Say tookies, Many !" l 1t is aaidsthat Secretary Schurz intends to publisi5a polite oAhistorieal novefen the plan of Endymion. He should make grand epic poem of his work, and call it the modern
 A gentleman was complaining on change yesterday that he had invested rather large sum of money in Wall street and lost it all. A sympathiziag friend yasked him whether he hadsbeen q bull O. bear. To which he re- piled, Neither. l was jackass ?"
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-03
AANNNA v Bridgeport, Jan. E19, 1881,

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 Sold by all prominent druggists. a .ss's
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-03
Club Prices for the best Home and
 Foreign Literature

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1881. : rHarper's Magazine. . @-&~ ILLUS TRATED.

Studying the subject effectively and from the
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FURNITURE! FHrnitWe!
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 We have 7lasely fitted up an- other, large, room for a show. room, which in addition to our old rooms, and the lower floor ofilMr. lFords building (across the track which we now occupy, gives us facilities for displaying a much larger stock than ever before. We buy all our Fulni- ture out and out for cash, where ever we eap buy the best, and take NONE on commission, there fore we can sell as close as any house in the country. =j.
 In anticipation of an advance in prices we bought largely last Fall, consequently we are able to sell many articles much below regular market prices of today. If you are in want of Furniture this spring don't be hasty, don't buy until you are suited. Spend a day or so driving about to ex- amine the different styles and prices If you have plenty of time and considerable to buy, we would a advise you to visit the Furnitlire Ware rooms at Liteh- field, New Milford, Waterbury, Woodbury, &c. (N. B. When those other fellows see this of course theyl chipin and help us pay for this advertisement, that's where we'll make, you see), but don't fail to swing around and
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-03
Cures Fever and Ague.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-03

SHEPAUG RAILROAD. Arrangement of Ia'G5ms . Commencing November 2sth, 1880.
 DOWNWARD. 4ss,
 Monday Special 9.25 \. M.-Passenger Train from Litchfeld connects at Hawleyyi1le with trains arriving in Bridgeport at 12.3o p. m. New Haven, 1.10 D. m'; New York, S.07 p. m., vis. Housotonic R. R. Bethel, 11.55 .. m.; South Norwalk, 1.18 p. m. New York, BOT p. rn., via. Danbury and 800 P, M.-Mixed train from Litchfeld connects at Hawleyville with trains arriving in BrdgepSs. @ at s;s sso ?, g i New York, % 6s lo;so atomic R. K. Bethel. 6.55 p. m.; {; South Norwalk. e.25 p. m. and texcept satur- dass) Danbury at 7.2s p. m., via. Danbury and Noiwalk R. R. 8 Sunday Milk-430 D. m from Litchfeld, ,,connects at HawleyyiIle for Bridgeport, New Haven and New York, via. Housatonic R. R., for Bethel, Danoury, South Norwalk New York and New Haven. wis. Danbury and Norwalk R. R.
 UPWARD.
 HOO A. M.-Mixsd train from Hawleyvills connects from New York at sos a. m.; South Nor walk at s3o .. m. Dsnbury at 800, .. n. {: Beth@ 10s5a. m., via Danbnry Nor walk Railroad. From New York at SOS a. m.; New Haven at 9.33 I. m. Bridge port at 10.I0 .. m.. via. Housatonic Rail- road.
 Monday Sp0clal.-leO p. m Mixed Train from HaW- X leyvilie connects from Danhury at l2e0 m.; Bethel, l220 p. m., via. Danbnry Norwalk R. R. From Pittsfeld at geo 8. nn., via Housatonic R. R.
 Saturday Specia-7.35 p. rn, Passenger Train from Hawleyville connects from New York at 4.4O, p. m. ; South Norwalk, 10 D "a. i; . Danbury at 6 10 pm. Bethel, T Is D. n.. via. Danbury and Norwalk Railroad. From Pittsneld at 2.00 p. m., via Housa- tonic Railroad. .4s.4fss,s3 rt5I..s.lt
 6. H. PEATT, Superintendent.
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