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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-06-02

:. A GANDER LEADS A B:-IND HoIsE.---
1t is laid that the gresteat difference
betWsso man anG hrn.es is shown by tho
love and friendship existing in the hu-
man family, which is never eeen in the
lower orders of the animal creation. But
il sometimes occurs that community Of
feeling is exhibited in as marked O de-
gree by the brute as can be found among
human beings. Mr.. Phillips, q. we'll,
known citizen living on the Franklin
Pike, ak miles frora the city, owned an
cid blind horse. a Eoek Of geese occu.
MED the pasture joining with him. An
old gander, seeing che difficulty the horse
had to 20 around, attached himself to
tho horse, Ieaving HE fellows for that
purpose. All day long the gander could
be seen going in front Of the horne, Civ.
ing signs of his presence by q constant
cackle, the horas following the sound.
The gander carried the horsa 70 the
best pasture and to water. A perfect un-
deratanding was had between them and
they seemed TO know what each wanted.
AT night the gander accompanied the
horse to the stall, sat under the trough,
and the horse would occasionally Bite
off a mouthful OF corn and drop it'on the
ground for his feathered friend, and thus
they would share each others meals.
Finally, on one Sunday, the old horse
died. The gander seemed utterly lost,
wandered about dlsconsolately, hooking
every iloTo f0T his 0idd coIli iz:ie, refusing
all food, and at the end ofe week he, too,
died, although his life was Eut just be.
gun, for goose will live forty or fifty
years. This is q true story, and can b.
verified By numbers of perSons who. often
saw the strange partiesmarching around,
and displays che wonderful affection that
sometimes springs up among the lower
orderS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-06-02

SOLcAoH AND THE BLACRSMIfH.-
Tho story goes that during She building
of .5olomop'a temple, the WisS ruler de-
cided to treat the artisans employed en
his famous edifice to q banquet. While
the men wefo enjoying the good things
his bounty had provided King Solomon
moved about from table TO table, endeay-
oriag 20 become better acquainted with
biz ;-.cssL G> enc enc iiss hss sasii3a said
"My friend what's your trader"
IA carpenter
"And who makes your toois?"
"The blacksmith.n
To another Solomon said
n,What Ia your trade?n
"a nisson.n :
aAnd who makes your toolsi"
"The blacksmith.w
The third stated that he was q stone
cutter, and that the blackHmith also mada
his tools. Tho fourth nan that King
Solomon addressed was the Blacksmith
himself. He was q powerful man with
1.arraA e.-raa IN lsohiah klaas 4niaanles
stood out in bold relisf, seemingly aimoae
as hard as the metal he worked.
"And what is your trade, my good
man Z" said the King.
"Blacksmith,n lacpnically replied the
man Of the anvil snd slcdgc. =
t,And who makes your .oolsf"
ii"Afake 'em myself"
WheTenpon Kiag Solomon immediate.
iY proclaimed him the king Of mechanics.
because ne could not only make hia own
tools, tuk all other artisans were forced 20
so 70 him to have their tools made. ,9 y
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-06-02
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- ''T feel" said the fat passenger, a.
the train crossed the Ohio line. THAT I
'am in the land OF statesmen. There IS
q splell OF the Pnsscfice Ia the air, and
the low. sweet sound of consulate IS
heard Ia the dewy distance, / see the
shadowy forms of narshals yek to be.
ard out ok tho dreamy gates OK the ini-
possible I coo tho sad procession Of never
% be Supreme Judges Il fs Il dear and
thsoted land, this grand old atmosphere
ef Presidents.n
= n ;i7 M. =. Key, Of Huntsville, Ala, has
Just received 4 patent Tor gun which
has the capacity Of firing 900 shots 7es
minute. ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-06-02
A Hanging Which Was ia Fun ReSultl
es Fatality

D.
Intelligence of an occurrence at onco
cnnsical and iaacicaI. comes from Union
Grove township. ID the northern part OF
this county. One day last week. youth
Of the name Of John Brown, agsd 70 or
81 years, tsith "a view of bEeakiTgs, little
nephew of the habit Of eating IN. which
hehad unbappily contracted, took him out
to tree and told him of his putp6sg To
hang him for his vile habit.a HS
accordingly tied rope around bis neck
and swung him up to 8 limb. After let.
ting hin hang n while, for the purpose oi
frightening him thoroughly, he cut the
child down, 6nEiunforttInaiely the cxper-
iment had been carried too far. Tho
came night the child died: No ono as.
cribes 70 the uncle any criminal phrpose,
aud he has not been tRKsn into custody.
---1Statesritie IN C) Landeeare.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-06-02

- The political outlook in Virginia
grows brighter every Gay, aud II Is doubt
lhl whcsher Malone win DO able TO make
even q shcR of fight IN the fall.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
V A IETIE IS.

Frugality is found on the principle
that all riches have limits.
No ashes are lighter than incense,
and few things burn ont sooner.
Unbecoming forwardness often pro-
ceeds from ignorance than impudence.
We seldom find people ungratefull
as long as We are in condition to rem
der them services.
Old mems eyes are like old mems
memories; they are strongest for things
a long way off.
The fortunate circumstances of our
life are generally found to be of our
own producing.
The generality of men have, like
plants, latent qualities, which chance
brings to light.
The most miserable pettifogging in
the world is that of man in the court
of his own conscience.
Everything without tells the indi-
vidual that he is nothing; everything
within persuades him that he is every
thing.
BE courteous with all, but intimate
with few; and let those few be
well tried before you give them your
confidence.
Truth can hardly be expected to
adapt herself to the crooked policy and
willy sinuosities of worldly affairs, for
trath, like light, travels only in
straight lines.
Cunning is not best, nor the worst
of Others qualities. 1t floats between
virtue and wee. There is scarce any
exlgency where its place may not, and
perhaps ought not, to be supplied by
prudence.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21

from o m ch sail she went ovt lik IL
fash, carrying with her one poor NOR
| tai who was never seen again. And
there clinging to raft Of lumber, the
other five men were struggling and
battling for life.
Eve LAY by them as close as we
could, and finally Yelled
Captain, if those men are not got
off before night we shall never see 'em
again"
| Il know it," said he, "but it would
only be sacrificing lille for life No
boat could live in sea like this
81 will try it," | said as calmly as |
coald.
"You!' he cried incfcduously; for
| was scarcely eighteen, and was not
considered very strong.
| turned to the men and said,--
'Shipmates, you see yonder men
unless something is done they will
perish. Who will follow me-risk
their lives to save them! With Gods
help we can do it. Who will go?'
Three of the brave fellows stepped
forward and said with one accord, =
Il am ready"
Still the captain interposed and said:
'Jack, do not go; you may never re-
| turn"
Captain, 1 must; l have taken the
lead and if | don't come back, tell
them at home how l died, and keep
this in remembrance of me-"
|. was a small casket which I al
ways wore around my neck, containing
my mothers picture and my own. |
saw tears in his eyes, and, as we drop
ped astern, | knew that he breathed
silent prayer for my return.
The little boat road the sea like
gull. sven better than imagined, and
as We nerred the raft, the faces of the
poor fellows lighted up with ajoy such
as no pen can depict. | got line to
them, and one by one we lifted them
into the boat. 1t was hard pull but
at last, just as the shadows Of night
were settling over the waters, drench-
ed and dripping, and nearly exhaust
ed, We reached the vessel. And here
| will say that this was the beginning
Of the equinoctial storm, September
11th, 1876, which was the severest ever
experienced on the Atlantic coast, and
will long be remembered in the annals
of American history.
At last the sun shone forth, the
winds shifted, and again the weather
glass Was consulted; but this time the
hand pointed to ''fair.' The sails
were hoisted, the sheets lifted, and the
Orrin Porter bounded on over the wa
ter like thing of life, the great white
sails bulging out like the wings Of
some great bird, dashing the spray
from her sharp PROV, and leaving be-
hind long white line, glistening in
the suuiissntt fIle rr0usanGfs Uf dia=
monds in her wake.
Two days thereafter we were safely
moored at the consignee's wharves up
the East river, all traces of storm
forgotten in the hustle and business
activity of New York City.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
SIXTH DISTRICT.

Persons HeUly registered aH1 stricken
trom the lists Of gHalifed rOterS,
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Beallc, Jno. 5
Berry, /. c.
Carpen'cr, G. ID.
Chapman, Stephen
Hawkins, Phllip
Hamilton, .Ino. ID.
Kane, James I,
Murray, VIM. \.
McAlahon, James S.
Matthews, Nicholas Jr
Marshall, Joseph
Hage, Walter NJ.
Williams, Dennis Jr
Weich, Joseph b.
II. Rsfsrred from 6h District.
teall Jesse
Brown, Hatrick
Campbell, Moses
Clark, John
Delozier, NJ. A. B.
Dorsey, Wm. Wesley
Dotson, Samuel .Jr.
Garner, Edward
McE.voy, David
Proctor Jno. +.
Speak, Francis
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
SECOND DISTRICT.
Persons Ne'rlg registered and s'ricke'
fran the lists of qualified roferS.


Persons Ne'rlg registered and s'ricke'
fran Tie 3tsts IF qualified roferS.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
iutts. Char es
Cra-e, George
thiSley, Warren
Franklin, John \.
Na,ingley, Bernard A.
Murdock, Andrews
Iwecden, John L.
Skinner, Daniel
Queen, John Robert
TrIHst.rred Ia ind District
Butler Jack
Carter, Charles
Day, Joseph
.De.ozier, NJ. \. B.
Gray, Joseph y. Jr
johnson, Luke
Lyon, Joseph W.
Iinkins. james F.
Pierce, W. 3.
7rdaytrrel from 2aI District.
Barber, Henry, c.
i}ramn, Charles
Bcamn, Henry
Dunbar, Samuel
Nalley, Alfred
l;atelitf Jssias
Shor', James
"a alders, Joseph n.
Thomas, Robert
ReH.oged
Oliver, \ AuXander W.
Simmons, Thomas
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21

A southern negro, an ex slave, hired
field from his old master to cultivate
he to receive third and the master
two-thirds Of the crop. The old me-
gro was honest, but rot up in arith-
metic. The field yielded two loais,
both of which he put in his maste1:s
crib, and reported to the astonished
landlord: "Dar is no third, sab; de
land am too poor to produce third,
sah."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
Dead.
Robinson, John c.

hereby certify, that the above are cor.
rect lists of persons made out in compli-
ancc with Section 8 Of Chapter 249 of the
Public General Laws, passed by the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, at January
session, 1876.
J. SAMUEL TURNER,
officer Of Registration.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
The Sunday school was in debt and

The Sunday school was in debt and
the superintendent got up an excur-
up an excursion to wipe it out, and
was successful. at the next meeting
of the Sunday-school the superinten-
dent congratulated the scholars on
whot had been accomplished. s'Now,
children" said he rubbing his hands,
eve are out of debt; what shall we
do!" 'Gin in aginw piped up shrill
voice from a small boy on the front
seat
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21

Thorn, c. s.
Thomas, Phil ip
Ward, 5. f.
Williams, Alfred
! Wood, Henry l..
/ transferred 10 GM District
-. Boarman, NJ f.
Berry, Thos. B. Jr.
Beans, James, II.
Davis, w. r.
McGuiney, Willlamr
Mar, W. NJ.
Mari, James -
Matthews, Hollis
Martive, Alexander
Robey, Samuel II.
Stone, Walter IL.
Stone, w. w.
) ump'er, Joseph
Thomas, William
Tubman William
Walter, Vincent
Wood, Geo. Ii.
Stricken of.
Banes, Stephen W.
Countee, Jno. l..
Jack, Vincent
Peck, J. \.
Swami, Noble Il.
Matthews. Chas f.
Dead.
Bealle, A. Fond
Murphy, VIM. F.
hereby certify, that the above are cor
rect lists of persons made out in compli-
ance with Section of Chapter 249 OF the
Public General Laws, passed by the Gen
cral Assembly of Maryland, at January
session, 1876.
JOHN II. HANCOCK,
officer Of Registration.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Persons neriy registered and stricken
from The lists Of qualified roters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Carter, James T.
Clements Thos. +.
Clagett, G.. Marshall
Fisher, Charles
Groves. Wm. ).
jackson, John NJ.
Monroe, Thos y.
kozier, John l..
Wheeler, Themas F.
Washington Wm G.
Transferred 10 7ti District.
Day. Washington
Chapman, Charles
Easton, John \.
Mattingly, X. F.
Melnay.- Daniel
Stewart. Daniel
Williams, Alfred
Transferred .fran ia District.
Barber. Jule
Barber, Thcmas
Beans, James III.
FURY, Robt.
Lyon, Joseph ".
Martin, James Il.
Robey, James I.
STRICKEN FROM TIE LISTS
Remorsd
Wins, David ".
Monroe, J. NJ.
Washington ,Iohn
Warren, Jr., John ;.
Dsli
Ilagan, vi liam
Simmons. Charles
hereby certify. that the above are cor
rect lists of persons made out in compli-
ance with Section of Chapter 249 OF the
Public General Laws, passed by the Gen
cral Assembly of Maryland, at January
session, 1876.
RICHARD T. KNOTT,
officer Of Registration.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
LIST OF REGISTRATION

FIEST DISTRICT.
Persons Reply registered aRd Stficfc
from tie lists Of qualified roters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Quenzel, Douglas
Morris, NJ. {.
Brown, Oscar
jackson, Frank
johnson, Robt. NJ.
Simms, Wi liam Joseph
Elder, Aloysins
Padgett, W. l..
Jenkins, i. Ii.
Dent, John
Garner, Charles Il.
Dlggcs, WI.
Erowl, Charles
Butler, Townsend
Dyson, Cluggett
Fenwick, stephen
Fortune, Robert
Edelin, Alfred
Proctor, William \ exsuder
Tr4Hsfsred 10 lst District.
Short, James
H.li, Oscar
potson, John
Sanders, loscph y.
Lacey, r..
Ratclif, Joseph
Dorsey. William Wes cy
Thomas, Philip
Campbell. Moses
Wallace, WILSON,
Thomas. kobt.
Adams, Jos.
Transferred frsa, LEI Dis.rid.
sIiles, +. y.
Thomss, Chapman
Washing an, Harry
Smith, Walter
Thomas. Wil.iamJ.
Carter. Charles
Inbm.n, Vii lam
M4Tr. Nm VI.
Mari. James
N.ttIurly, t. +
Batter. jacob
Savoy. Iao, II.
\urgl-, !. I.
Norris, Henry
Jameson. Luke
Gray, les. \ JT
Matthews. Uo.ls
DotspD. Samuel
thew, .5uo IL
GTceG, Rtehd. Edwd
Brown. thar.cs
FaTrAll. Charles II.
Frederick, Oscar
Tenn, George
iiukius, Jas. II.
STRICKEN PROM THE LISTS.
Bond, Dennis
Jauss, Andrew
tslycrs. Creed
Brown. AHdgts
Smith. john
Brown, + Z
- kskluS. NJ
Eddie. : -u.s)aus
Eobrr'suu. Geo. IT,
Au.muu, Ja-. :.
Jones. II. CLAY
clements. iIlasun
Fowler. " VI.
Hancock. John
b,sf.
tosaiI. !. ID
Reed, EobcFi
Jones. James
Hawkins. Grn "
Matthews, William
Dgsun. Frank
Itl-dsu, Caafics
Ba,cmao, James T
Efeu:. George
: one, Philip
>moot, !. William
Marshall. Thomas
| hereby certify, that the above are cor
ect lists Of pyr~g - made oUt in compll
nee with Section sth ui Chapter 249 oi th
public General Laws, passed by the Gene
al Assembly of Maryland, ~ Jauuar
cSsiou, 1876
THOMAS 4. FARRALL.
ogio.- gf Registration.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21

Persons nerlg registered and strick
from The lists Of qualified rioters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Boarman, Aloysius
Cole, Richard +.
Farrail, j. I.
Hall, Henry \.
Harry, JAS. ii.
Lynch, Jas. F.
Platter, George II.
Robey, George l..
Richards, Wm. T.
Stanny, Cole
Vincent. Butler
Wade, q, MA Il.
Trantftrrsd 10 s,h District
Bel, Jess
Brown, Patrick
Briscoe, Patrick
Edelen, Bernard
Edelen, James 4.
Flatung, Julius
Farran, Francis NJ.
Ford of Jas, James
lIamersly, James ii.
Lang 'ev, James
Lee, Wills
Mon'go ery, F. a.
Mills. Edward NJ.
McWilliams, Albert
Rnbey, James L.
Speake. Francis
Thomas, Richard
Tnls"n, George
NuGd, W. II.
Vii itms, Charles III.
Wade, Gusly
Wade, Alexander
Wade, Constantine
Williams, VIM. I.
Transferred from Sth District.
Burch, Stephen
Bnarman, NJ. +.
Cooke, r. II.
Davis, w X.
Davis, + ID.
Green, Richard f.
Goodrich, John :.
Hunter, c. j.
Hunter, NJ. ..
Hunter, Thos. J.
McMahon. M.
Proctor, Charles
Proctor, Henry 7.
Proctor, JAS. A.
Proctor, Alex.
Robey, Samuel Ii.
Sewell, Samuel
STRICKEN FROM THE LISTS.
Acton, l. S.
Bond, c. Nj.
Bond, Peter D.
Blair, VIM.
Canter, j. NJ.
Clayton, w. H.
Dent, H. w.
Gardiner, A. B.
CAN'T, John
jackson, L. H.
Langley, c. c.
Mathews, Jess
Shane, Thos. J.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
LYDIA G. piNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
Is 4 Positive Cure

Il i bNsiiNfi I t4Ie
Eor ali thsae Pn!HfII Com plants ard W nesses
Eoconmon tpOur best male population.
1t VIII cure sLtr,ly the worst form Of Female Com
plants. all ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and C!cera-
tion, Fallin md lis lJccn MS nud the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and IS particularly adartod to the
Change Of Life.
II VIII dissolve GlI cxel mprs from the uterus In
IN early stage Of dcytlf cf:. The tendency to can
cerous humors IS chec 81 very speedily by It's use.
removes fatutucs at1 !cnc-, destroys all craving
for stinuants nnI 'iev' weakness OF the stomach
It cures i.ar.,., EcaGacles. Nervous FrostTGtion.
General n,.ty, s!cclleaanoas, depression and Indi
gestion
That foc.H.; oc bearing down, causing pain, weight
and blcLachc il ulwayaI uy cured by It's use.
1t VIII at all times and Under all circumstance act in
harmony with the laws tlat govern the female system.
For tho cuyoof kidney Complaints If either sex this
Compound is uns1Ir passed.
LYDIA r. EINKIAI'S VEGETABLE CON-.
Pound is prepared at % and 23J Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price 81. Si; ;bottlcsfor s. Sent by mail
in the pills, also in the form OF lozenges
receipt of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs Pnkham
freely answers ali letters Of inquiry Send for paph-
let. Address s above Mention this Fdper.
No family should be without LYDIA f. PINKHAM'S
LIVER PILLS. They constipation. biliossnssa
and ,pidity o. the liver rs cents per box.
aT sold by all Druggists. 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
her Thomas, L. q
pr fieorge y.
Nm N,.,.o ~

e Thomas, F. .
- ler. fieorge y.
Williams, ". y.
.D:fsrrea 10 @ad District.
Barber. IIenny c.
Barber. Thomas p
Barber, lube
Furry, Robert
jackson, Horton
STRICKEN FROM THE LISTS.
Carver, William L. :,
fosey, Lemuel J.
Dead
lasled, Walter
Boswell, lgnatinS
| hereby certify, that the above are cor
rect lists Of persons made out in compi-
ance with Section Of Chapter 249 of the
Public General Laws, passed 10y the Gene
raj Assembly Of Maryland, at January
session. 1876.
+. \. SMITH,
Officer of Registration:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
THIRD DISTRICT.

Persons ne,cly registered and stricks7
from tie lists Of qualified rot1r$.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Brown, William A.
Carter, William Wesley
Chase, George
jackson, William
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
FOURTH DISTRICT.


Ioo i'Ii bl'2l hlS1.
feFSotS neEiH rtglSteFed ana Hftchth
from tie ilStS Of QUdiiHcd C0ft5'S.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Scrop,ins lack
smith, BENZ.
Simpson. Themas \.
Smoot. James
Lath.rman, Peter
Butler, George
Hi, James
Young, Lewis
Clark, Benjamin
Garner. John q.
Campbe /, Alexander
Fisher, V. y.
Lee, u. t.
Na'ers, Edward
Canaan, \. +.
fdelcn, John
Py. William
Transferred 70 "a U.s,yiss.
u-.,,...-. r,.-,p
SAVOY. Iahn II.
Norris. Henry
Norris / +
uaxaen II
Russell 10
Penn, George
Friderek. j. Oscar
T,.s..srr.I trau "a y,,,,y,-.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
NINTH DISTRICT.

Persons neac7y registered and stricken
from the lists Of qualified r0ters.
NEWLY REGISTERED
Burch, Jr., John A.
Gross, VIM. f.
Ford, VIM. of Henry
Hilary, Rousby
Johnson, Sewell C..
Slye, VIM. II.
Thomas, Fillmore
Transferred to 9Th District.
Butler, Edward
Davis, +. d.
Farrall, Charles II.
Johnson, Benjamin
Savoy, Charles
Shorter, Thomas w.
Stewart, VIM. j.
Stewart George r.
Sewell, Sam
Wright, BENZ.
Transferred. from 9th District
Dean, Robert
Douglass, James
Ford, James
Ford, Jr., James
Haviland, E. w.
Hamersley, james II.
Truman, Henry T.
Remoced
Douglass, George
| hereby certify, that the above are cor
rect lists of persons made out in compli-
ance with Section s of Chapter 249 of the
Public General Laws, passed by the Gene
raj Assembly of Maryland, at January ses-
sion, 1876. RUFUS ROBEY,
officer oT' Registration,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21

With patience, sour grapes become
sweatmeats, and mulberry leaves turn
to satin.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
FIFTH DISTRICT.


Persons HsrIg registered aad stricken
from .ls lists 9t qnalLfed roters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
B.tcnan. Wm, G.
Ha'cman, Nm. II
Green, !. VI.
Gordon Nm
liigdnr, u.
Hawkins. &. l..
NJ tHCWs. John
Marshall, Sr.. John ".
Proctor. Peer
Pryor, VIM. Y.
Scriber. Abraham
Summes, John
Shurbon, Wesley
Seriher, Legran
Thomas. Richard
Thomas, William
" ills, William T.
Whee CT, John
Young, John +.
Young, William
Young, J. \.
Tr5asfsrrei from Jfh District.
Bateman, Thos. c.
Russell. Jos. (.
Robey. W. W.
Transferred ta It District.
A'trell, William
Carpenter, John II.
ole Ter, Charles
Thomas Chapman
Washington, Henry
Stricken eF
Barnes, c. W.
| hereby certify, that the above are cor
rect lists of persons made out in compli-
ance with Section Of Chapter 249 of the
Public General Laws, passed by the Gene
raj Assembly Of Muryland, at January ses-
sion, 1876. LEMUEL SMOOT.
Officer cf Registration.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
THE $l RAZOR.
Established in 1914 4.

s- sit shaves with voluptuous ease. =
G. Vinton Daley.
This remarkable and extraordinary RAR0R
full concave, extra thin, RINGING DAMASt
shave face with the slightest touch. Only 5
fun6el. Sent free by mail anywh here.
COMBINATION HOMES AND BELTS-col
free hs. mil y, herp
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21

Persons nev7y registered and stricken
from the lists Of qualified u0ters.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-21
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

Persons netrly registered and stricken
from The lists Of qualified rioters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-02
ssashars Rsoshers EEothers!I!

Ato you disturbed at nigh. and broken Of your
Tcs! h7 3 sick child suffering end crying with
iha eEorucini'ER pain of cutting teeth II so.
- 81 0Eca snd got bottle OF Mra. WINSLOW'S
SCOTIA M : YRUP 1t will relieve the poor
iittia suGerar i'm medieteI y-depend upon it :;
there is no mistake about it. There is not
Bother on earth who has evor used it who will
not I'll! you 81 once shat it will regulate the bow.
a.6, end give res, to mo mother, md relief snd
health IN tho child operating like magic. it is
paTec!iy ssie 10 iss in ali cases, and plenssnt to
tho !baio. and ID tho prescription OF ono Of the
niGest hnd best female physicians and nurses in
tia United aisiez. Sold everywhere 25 cents
bottle. mh2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-02

TIE SUIr IARD -Messis. j =. Arno9 <
Co.. have leased tho snip yard 10 this city ior
q ttTn OF Ten years with the privilege OF
purchasing the Sane. with 81 he stock, a. the
expiration OF that zine. Mr James Adams is
no@ engaged IL tasIng M inventory ct the
stock, aud ~ soaa as he flashes up bis goTk,
which will :tqurc cicht O. ten days logger, the
necessary pepers viii be sclId by bo.h parties
10 tie c)hsrsct-Ibe officers Ct tho Marine
kalEsy and Shin BuiIdi5s Company. snd
MetsIs. ). =. Ag1eW & Co.,-aed the yord
'u:rei Gvn7 TO tho essees, wto will run il Is 6
private en.crlriso.