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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

common ~ 0oa4 90 light q ;Os5 90. pack.
ing s. 0na6 IS; but'hen' IS snas g.. Re
eelpts lao head ahiE ments l 200 head
PrTHBuRoH, January a. eEFRoLEuM :
Ruiet; crude and United certificates steady at
. decline At sSKc; refined SIC for PhllAdel-
phiG d. livery.
Nav YoRE, January 22-Wo L-Dnll; do
msstic astcr Save pulled 2la4sc; unwAshsd
llaSsS; Texas l4asSn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

which he did, aud In short time was not
only relieved but cured,
Feuder v you are SUFFERING with DvBrRps
ia Cr liver ibetSeif any form, 10 not walt
until The dseBse has taken 81 hold upon
you, hui uIe the Regulator when the gynP.
toms hrAt chow thu msAlVts II has relieved
unto d suffering. RlS MONs LIVER RENU.
LATOH Il ! Of an alCOhOliG Rilmu'Rn', bnt a
IuRELY VEGkTARLE kFMEi Y that will
cure Whl q everything e,Ie fails Iti'R fault
less family mediciiG D, es mt dlSaTanRe
the 81 stem. II no violent drastic purge hut
natures own remedy. 1bs friend Of every
one, ard will not dl'Arpolnt you, a single
trial will convince you tbai Il the chrapeSi,
purest and hest family medicine r. the world.
Ask the recovered d!BtpticA, bilious suffer:
IN, vic, Inns Of fever and nguN, the me, ctrial
Diseased patient h1w theV recovered her
bealth. cheerful aplrl's and good appetite
they Will tell you by tab Ing Simmons liver
He ula'or. Pur ha err should 10 careful 10
geo thst they set tht Genuine, manui' ctpred
only by J. II EEll1N 4 co., Philadelphia.
Bid BY oil DrugSiIts.
IRR.nVR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24
DRUGGISTS.
THERE IS NO ALUM

OF other huTtful EuhSaura In LoEan, List 4 Co.'S
Elk tLsI0R BAKING IoWDBR Il q made tENm
I pura,l ma nj :; uakfa light and wholesome
broad and acEnosltdged % b. the hest Baking
Powder 10 the ma ksi, AIk for u8AH, Llsr 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

MASON 4 HAuLIS Organs for $26 at
Sheib's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24
T0 THE PE0PLEI

The best evidences Of . physieIun's SuccrSs 10 b.
TESTIMONY Ot bis patients The increasing demands
tT my prof. Esl nal services prove iha h.vr dea /
hOnOTa6 y 4 iRiTly With hose who have con uled
me. never use pitienl'S nltne without permission,
though have uAli hundred certificate, iTun this
whom have cured after they hal been pronounced
lncuTabl0 thprOuEh nPdi Al education with
many years hO'pitAl experience aud familiarity with
therapeutic ageltS close Observance o. Temperament,
tai Pe"ulllFtes and street attention 10 hyg enio man
Agoinent in'urRa success, II cure Il possible, aud
frankly Elys the EatiOnt my opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

STocKs The market was irregular at the
opening and In the early dealings fell oil
a traction, but subs qusntly became strnns
and Under the lead Tship OF Lake Erie &
Vest IN prices alvanc, steadily throughout
the al ernOun until after the second b Aru,
when tlIs im, row. III. ut Us conn q ed With III
clOiug quotutl MS u yesterday ranged r. IN
d @S Per cent o. latter In Lac w. RE
Del, ware & Hudson, Canada Eoulhern. IT.
Paul q Omaha, aud lpgr,pn shares be-
in also prominent In the up ard movement
In tue dual sales the realizAliuns ca sed re.
action Of ~ per CENT m LasS E-ie 4 Western
VIII IL the GENERAL list sold of NJ \ TO IL per
cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24
FI4A1CIAL AID CoanERcIAL.
20 HoEh nansI An.l bIeeha.

NEw YoRK January 2a-NoHEI- Easy Of
5a8 per cent, closing At per cent rFims
mercantile paper 6u6 4 per cent Sterling \ Z
eh.nge bankers bI Is st ady 81 ssi demand
y ssN w., o.,.. 49,, .....,,.
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Il Hi NMITH NJ d.,
dOl No. IalI MnEknt e. Mhnnllnu- ~ Va
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
IN MEMORIAM

Departed this life near Cen,ervil'e Nay Fad
1881, Of consumption ] 7 Haurock ihi1d sos
o. Thomas aud Ann NJ. Hancock, in the ] : h
wear Of hss age. \ lew months since ihi,
beFeaved family called to the side of the
grave "a bid a long farewell TO Ils Kind aud
loved ~ uow the relentless hand o:
death hRsN -etrkru dnS n the .~yotile son aud
brother, on HON such fond hoH,s ~ he OF
gscialaess se~r Ce,sltsed just sensing into
manhood aud trse christian love all - no knew
h'as VII cherish his naemers and ds,l,lg de-
PoTef she 'oSs sas sia,d bv his wing
friends Death Is aiwsts terrible bat 10 the
yoaag vigorous in life Witb bestis hes ing high
for the contest o hos terrible TO b5d farewell
80 all lie hopes Of anticipated victory anG fan
into the cold. tsv arms of yhs king az isrrCss
and fe Somsiknei 50 tbs "silcnt balls OF death ''
bui cheer Up Hagsh m Csed Neither aai ,ook
with the &c - F.lsH tryuHd the siient tomb
.cr ia be a=~ q .is ard immortality IL /. p4it-
tea Blessed ass it- dead shss ais in the Lord
Let ule die ilsr death Of tn. rieh,eoos snd
LET as lsst eud r .ikr hjs-'f ,ughsr. Stssrr.
Bsothrs, ar dead are So tire. ashrss soon
St.g feI 5oN--So live ia shrisss Esfgh aud
parity % lie that you mas Gg asst cpjay the
iaF truiiioa OF the r'vtious promises that all
s. so iivr is, Chyts and de lu litn snail be
rsaas'ea Ca Hsu 1aFpash o5uutie>.a.rs
NeSp ua9 los a loved uac deceased
Uuf loss Is his'fasu'te gaia:
L soHi oct % r'ison recessed,
AHa fges, tom . ,,,ssi,ly chain
Mia saass ir1 as follow his tjSh,,
A.fv8a xtt6 bis s.siFiJ above,
kssafsd 20 hasastons II R-h,
Aad lodge IN tas Eaea OF love-
S.B, r.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03

the 'half Breeds" that Conkling Is COM
pletely out of The race, and the general
opinion appears to be that way.
1t certainly seems that Conkling's chan
ces are very poor, but the resources of a
lifelong politician are very numerous and
great, and It may prove that they are
reckoning without their host. The Re-
publican vote is divided up among over
a dozen candidates including ex-Vice
President Wheeler, Gov. Cornell and
Chauncsy NJ. Depew, as no nominating
caucus was held. 1t is said thai num-
Der of "s alwarts" in the Legislature have
been Influenced to withhold their votes
from tn, la'e Senators by Senatorial aspi-
rations of their own. In this hey have
been encouraged by the "halfbreefls "
Gov. Cornell has already declined 20 he
come candidate, and, as the aspirations
of - alwarts' in the Legislature are grad
ua'ly dispelled, they may rally upon Conk-
ling md effect his election. The matter
was. up to our last advices, very much in
doubt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03

Hall, which endeavors to hold the balance
of power in the State and thus trade with
either party, as an illustration of the dan
gers of separate headquarters in parly's
organization.
"Maheneism' has more 'ts do with the
question" than "Jus;iti seems willing to
admit Malone, while protesting to be
Democrat, organized faction in the
party, based on difference Of views as to
internal State questions. He refused to
cooperate with the regular councils
and established separate headquarters
Finding a considerable faction rallyipg
around him, he threw in little seasoning
in the way Of "a free ballot, full vote
and fair count" in order 10 draw Re-
publican support. When, in this way, he
became U. S. Senator, he, while still pro-
Tossing o be Democrat, refused to be
governed by the Democratic caucus OF the
Senate, and thus assisted the Republicans
in organizing the Senate. We shall not
race the analogies, but we think "Justi-
tia" will see them,
In conclusion we will reiierate tina. we
are not apoligists for the manipulations
OF any party managers, or any irregulari-
ties that may exist in the conduct Of our
State Government, whether they original
ed under Republican or Democratic rule
We believe in purifying our party of any
corruptions that may have crept into it.
within its regular organization. We hope
that such men will be sent to the mex,
General Assembly, from all counties of the
State, as will properly represent the in
telligence and respectfully of our party,
We know that such representative body
would prove superior 10 the intr CUES o.
any designing men, and that no faction,
will be found in it so unwsr. hy offs trust
as to ally itself with i:ep"hiicans 10 OH
struct legislation. To this end We shall
earnestly labor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
Immigration.

The Port Tobacco Tunes urges The establish
ment of a bureau of immigration 10y this state
similar TO that now in operation in Georgia
and other southern states, for the pun pose of
Increasing our agricultural population ny Il
slight drain upon the overcrowded population
of Europe. A similar scheme was proposed
in this state some years ago by our then State
Senator, Hon. James T. Earle and was urged
upon the Legislature with his usual force, bu,
the members OF the Legislature declined 10 adopt
bis views, even after he consented, NJ great per
sonal sacrifice to himself, to become the commits
son.r on the part of the state and 10 visit Europe
in person and canvass the question with the
European people. The Legislature regarded
the scheme expensive aud impracticable and
rejected the bill. Apprehension seemed 10 be
felt that the immigrants after they reached
Maryland would not remain here in meaiAl
positions, but would pass on further and build
homes for themselves in the grea, west. Our
people here in Maryland did not seem to fully
appreciate the advantages and purpose Of i'm
migration. but seemed TO look upon sach i'm
migrants, as subsequently, came by private
enterprise, as intended 10 take The place Of the
former slaves 81 domcstiCs, &c. ia families
Into that position these rcore were both
unused AMI unS Ting 10 he u csj. and hey
soon sought homes in other lands where they
became the masters asd land oaners. Instead
OF the servants and tenants. They Cauii have
found atundausr O! enfloy wheat Of That GENIAL
character at home hu. unwilling to rvnain
in such positions they bad .surh; America
fes tn. purpose OF becoming lAndovn eTs aud
farmers on thcir own account tar people
failed 10 extend 10 hem the faCiiI'ics fnr oCrrst-
ing for themselves aud iher soon disappeared
from this section. and all efforts sincs 10 induec
in migrat ton beEs have failed. and arr likely
to continue TO fail until willing asss Is mani
tested to cut oar uuWiel4y farms inio smaller
ONES and TO sell oiT Ia the immigrants = hat sc
really haze too much Of. aud to ex,sod ,l,s
haad o; sslowship to those people. and take
,hem as friends, ns'shbors aud equals, ana not
regard them rs menisls and servants. We
must in fac; exhibit more Of thai Norihrrs
p'ebeian equality. the grva, lctes that has
bull; the North Hp aud increase: is I.opHla-
ion, making it f'eh, FoPulous and powerful
49, CtsierrILle osserrer
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
The Situation at Albany.

The balloting for two United States
Sena ors to succeed Messrs, Conkling and
Platt from the Sta;e of New York, was
commenced ON Tuesday. The Democrats
had previously held a caucus, and nomi-
mated ex -Sena; or Herman and Mr.. Jacobs,
a member of the Legislature. as their can
didates. At the first ballot Mr. Gambling
proved to be unexpectedly weak, only re-
ceiving 35 votes, while 81 are necessary
to a choice Mr.. Platt received 30 votes
on the first ballot After this ballot an
adjournment was made. On Wednesday
another ballot was taken, in which Conk-
ling received 81 votes-a loss of enc -and
Plat 30 as before. 1t is now claimed by
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
OUR NEW YORK LETTER
NRw Yong, June, LIST, 1881.

NEw ioEs, June, LIST, 1881
Editor of tie Times:
The bright DAYS have come al las and Co
than is CAV in this charming May wei e.
4 mong The ihrones in The .ee,s II noti cable
proportion is composed ofQuahe s. who, in ali
the glory of broad brims and qspin. sad-"ol0r.
ed garments, swarm into ,be big q Y a, this
season for their annual conventions. Madison
Square has been adorned with another stature.
really good one this time. ia iac, one OF ,he
very best produced by modern arts 8 hlly
equal 10 any of Marochei,is in The inspiration
OF the motive aud executed wi h greater de-
LEGACY. ! refer 10 young ST Gaueien's bronze
prescntmenis OF the heroic Fa. 'agut. The me-
ial is all but alive, so natural Is the pose, so
ADM able the idea of characteristic ac ion
momentarily arrested There was a very pleas
ant ceremony at the unwilling at which several
of the survivors of the matchmaking adj
miral's immediate followers assisted.
According TO all accounts the gallant seaman
occasionally USED bi.h-favored phrases, sturdy
and perhaps useful ia his application OF them,
us the lar which sireng bened the rigging to
which he was-or was not, for thcse seems a
doubt abont it--lasbed al The battle of Mobile
Bay-yea, even Big, Big D But no one
could dam the blessed streams of the young.
and more or less beautiful Sunday school
scholars of Brooklyn, who on the 25th-50, 900
slrong--made the avenues and parks of the
City of Churches living parlerres of the ehoic-
est flowers of human kipd, and the charches
afterward resonant with their songs of praise
1t is a pretty custom and a pretty sight, this
army with banners innumerable, f'iry-like
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03

with flowers, ribbons, laces, &c. Wee, little
toddlekins in kid shoes aud shining garments
OF eve v hue, ike so many Of the cunnugest of
h Lmining-birds, were al one end OF The human
ladde.. and silver haired men aud oman at the
other.
I lie mir was fragrant with tio Ae"s and deli
cioHs with ripping voices OF me"riment aud
the sounds OF mnriial music rom on best
militia bands. Between The eX; emes Of age
and infancy wee the youth aud hope of the
best of The Book vnies, fine children, most
of them good look ing, too, grading upward
10 the Bible classes and the teachers including
some of The sweetest ard demu"esI of feminine
saints; gotten up in the most bewildeiing way
with 2arb of a degree OF style impossible for
description bv any masculine pen, aud The
contest OF lovelocks held 10 du,y, it is whis-
pered, by ounce seed OF "crimp seed" muci
lage. The only Objectionable feature on these
joyous occasions. just 20 give human aroma
10 lie affair aud remind The onlookeis thai
We re not yet in Paradise, IS the numbes Of
Molly CoAdliSh and Mss NanciGed grown up
male officials of lie schools. They fuss ana
AgaAs aud cavott, with backs irri,ahly boosted
aSe1e shajlesi provocation, Ike doUble-humped
caneis. with more conviction of their own
ahounding imnorauce Than an amateur
ac,or in the pat OF Hamlet. Its wicked, |
know, aud very, very sad confession for YOUR
RADlS 10 make. bat when ] see one of heSe
fellows putting on airs, and in n strictly
scIynlhrai s9rt of a way. bailnraggjng children
and Il ndcr ua,!ens OF the flock under his i'm
mediate guidance, ! always feel rs II I'd give
anything in reason for good comfortable
turn up with the glov>s with him for FIVE min
utts
The next day Was the annual festival OF the
BROOKLYN doctors ior our ca sihlV cherubs hay
stom---lhat is to say, bread-haskets, so to
speak, and some OF them, not 10 put TOO fine n
point upon il, stuff; and too much SUNDAY
school ice cream, cake, and straw berries means
subsequent pills and seelusion. This is the
way Satan gets square with the Sunday-School
peoPre.
RApIX.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
News OF the Week.

There acre 10 death 10 Bslii@orc ls1 assk
M Jeha " Garrett. Prs,5den' II ;ls u. 4
.. u. T. has 'v'nravt home frosn Eurof~
Two hundsvd cvusus clerks uctr discharged
on Ss,gtdsy. More dis<h~r.eS all hoiloa ia :
short time
!, is proposed to ertsS ucnanssni in Eslii-
uurc TO the lste bishop cEnraias o the Re-
formed Episcopal Church.
The hrs, craie oft:~erxi-re.ehrs iess Ntr0a.
ia Monday pi- ht ior Ne~ lcfk. Tar crop 10
tha, scvito. IS s.;.iaa sel Al g. o50 baskets
Nr. John Anderson. q So,nrrso, .onats. has
three mares The oldcs, Is - wears uI4 shs
Is the dana Of the second. AGED 81 and the lat
ter IS he dana ot;i.v .oausssi, aged iG. The,
have never bcvu betwrsn psiF q shasls OF
been divrn on The road cIcvp, teiar~ woke
Of oxen.
The locus, plague Is reported IS raw -ing ,i.
hole Csowan section OF Norib tsrulina, rat.
ing az every kind Of vegetation. The frpov'
must be xAggeTstsj as he los usis said to bs
destroying the forests o. saw nsll iimbc..
~hieh is something sevrr heard Of before
severe hail and ihualer storm Monday
caused extensive damage around Piusheid,
AHss. Henry hfosHEn. a feafn>irt Was ktttrI bt
lightning Destructive bail aud raiu storms are
also reported ia Texas. Al Taylor. Texas
several dwellings, the Christian Sni CsihoIic
churches aud odd-Fello~s HALL uere bloNE
down.
At Castle Garden, y. Y, 4,594 inning ,auis
arrived Saturday anu {, 1871 on Sunday. The
arrivals irom the Let 10 The 39th Of Nay, H.
elusive. during the year 1850 wese 50, 9a7
during the present year for the sane period
,hes foot up 74.oIO. For The week ended MAY
IS ,he arrivals we're 2e rs, which Is the he vi
est we, k ever known, the higesI previous week
beiag The third week in May. 1873, whsn the
number WAS rs, 500. The total number OF ar
rivals during 1871 was 50. s55 aud during 1873
20, sol. The total number oil arrivals duriug
Ihe first months OF 1890 Was 1873, $50: there
have arrived during this year up 10 The 2s,h
inst, inclusive lTg, Sci.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
Did Him Good.

NJ Charles T. IA 81. eu; or % The n -.
PAM, aSd No AIRY p. lie. - late issue uler.
tioss he GLOWING. IA, -ick To.,4v. Esr
s1pe inc ego, sue e. ,Dts-h on teu a
ism, az 'riod s'a'os eve. ,",rs ri,. TN
seI o; r;s psid. et'', Jt. il w :, ! eras
az seq % Use ST. Jaco s t''. VIVA he 0,u 81,
SUE ess a.. .ha, ~ Dain ass le,l ',ifh al he
ia IS he'll h aud roaS 80 eve ie re. Nj
kenuy is al enthusiastic adsocn,e OF s.. ia
co.'s Oh, AID il has done him LOU
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
FOR SUMMER WARE.

FASHIONABLE DLESS FABRCS
Satin D. b.. Grenadines. now pat,
tern Bls~Irou Frame Gren,liues.
Lace Bunting, single and double with
Summer >sks. best quality. reduced
tors cents.
Grape Euutings. all. DOL. % cents.
Dress DOods, al the ues she,Ies. 25c,s.
India Linen, every tine quality. 90 and
- GEMS.
pot,e,l and Figured Swiss Muslius.
p cents.
Linen Lawns, beautiful patterns. vert
fine. Is ceuts.
Persian Lawns, very ine quality. -,
30 81 cents
Victoria Lawns and Swiss Maslius.
New STYLE of l'arasols lined.
Silk Parasols. 81, las, l.5ol.75a. e.50
Fresh Straw Mating. good quality for
-. Is, 20 and - certs
Spring Ingram & Brussels Carpet,
cheap
Nottingham Curtain Lace. %, 10 soc.
Shetland Shawls. Cardinal, White and
BlGe.
Bays Linens. II. Is. 20. and - cents.
Ladies Dress Linens.
Boys Spring Cloths for Suits 25, 81,
90 cents
Int Raw Silk Table Covers, some
thing new, 81 %.
Lace Muslics Plaid ard Stripes.
LAWN LAWNS,
One hundred styles all new, 5, 10, lee.
Blsck Dress Silk, 81. Sl.25, Sl.50.
Colored Silks, so IS cents 81.
Calicoes, Madras Giughams new
Cambrics, Cottons. Summer Tn.
derwear.
Ladies aud Misses Hosie-. Corseis. Sc
RECEIVING NEW,G00DS DAILY.
C. M. TOWSON,
CSC Pennsylvania avenue. south side
Near 7th stree, and Centre Market,
NH ASHlNGTON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03

Time, thai gEe', srhiier OF all things has
lulls as,aousiLlcG that for headache, nervous
ness, dyspepsia, coEstipst'd bowels, disease,
Of the liver, c,ilis aud feyers and all hiiios.
affections, J. VI. Larroqnes Ambitious Bit
'eTs, is the most pofeut remedy Of the age.
p cents = paper or 81 boue. For sale by
MI d'assi.is, W. +. Thornton, proprietor.
Baltimore Md
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
DIED

in Washington, on Thursday, Nav 2Gth
lssl, JOHN b. HARRiS. OF this county, in
tbs 5o~Sseag # his age
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
r. e A D THIS !
J. BLAKE KENDALL,
6l9 B st. N w near B. & P. R. R. depot
W1SHINGTON, d. G.

INVITES your attention to the List of
l. Goods as enumerated below and the prices
| annexed the same being small sample of my
immense stock and the low prices at which
am now selling:
A sett (four) of First-cIass Re .dy-Made
Wheels, my own make, OF either (, l
in, ] or ] in. tread for S 90
Sarven Pattern Wheels I, l in and /
inches tread, per sett...................S 7 so
Buffalo Blowers the best, cheapest and
and most powerful Fan Blower in the
market, equal in power TO a 40 inch
bellows price each, 'omplete-.........Sl6 so
Cart Shafts, per Observation-Disclosures. l rs
Jump Seat Irons, per sett.......-.......... 4 90
Cart Sllis, per 25
Snlky Shafts, finished, per pair........... 3 Sc
Sulky Wheels, per pair......... ...... ...... 1925
bent Rlms, per sett....... ......... ........ 95
Finished Poles, with circles, each... 90
Blacksmith Upright Drills, each...... Is 90
Wagon Bows, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
Tire Upsetters, best in market eac.l..... Is 90
Tire Blenders, small size, each............ 10 90
medium size, each 20 90
Finished Shafts, per vair.... 70
Forged Shifting Rail setts, each..... 325
Seat Springs per ar...................... | 25
Buggy Bodies, each ..........,.... 90
Leather Dashes for bodies, each...... 3 90
Bolt Shears, per Observation-Disclosures. 6 90
The Celebrated
"BREWSTER GEARING with BODY,
Seat, Axles, Dash, etc, all bol,ed to-
| cethei, in fact complete open buggy
ell put together and finished except
wheels Shafts and Trimming price 40 90
Brewster Patent Combination Side Bar
| Springs, Wi skeleton body attached
pei seit $1,000. -..-.....-.............. IL 90
mus per 90
'hes, per %
Short RIM Axles, per s.tt 50 Springs. II
! in. per 10, lie. Norway Nail Rods, hy
/ the bundle of 25ibs per III, 6 cents
/ Bar, Rod, Hoop. Band aud Norway Iron,
! Spring. Tire, Toe Calk, Blister and Cast steel
W GOD, lron aud S3eel Axles
| Ia SkeIns, Avis. Belts. Screws Rivets,
!ioraH, Tools, ElitbN heels, Horse Shoes aud
Nails Whip Sockets, e;e. Paints Varnish.
Pnmice, Enamel Dressing, Duck, Canvass, &c.
Prices ssiJ,et 10 q change pitbout notice.
/ .ets- Orders by mat, zi,l receive prompt atten-
lion Come aud see me at
No. $40 3 Street No. Invest,
WASnINGr0N, DC.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
C.. M. TOwSoN
FOR RENT.

Will rent to goos' AID res. onsibIe tenant
q. the YEA 1892, Tie &, N kaowa as
co., STREAM AND nAET OF GUNSTAS.
II as II Cd ! comfortable D .el:r. Eouse
and o,he' ot,-on liings. the ienaGt ..ust
have team. .ur &c rs anp's - =. IA son
OF The place, o. E. D.,diev Tu.rer, 3l2 w .
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03

Thousands OF ladies to-da, cherish grateful
rememhrancss Of the help derived from the use
of by dia E. Pink:'am's Vegetable Compound.
1t positively cures all female complaints. send
to Mrs. Ly dia Z. Piskham 233 Western Ave
nue., Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
NOTICE.

TINE Commissioners of Charles county here
i by forewarn all persons from placing OBJ
structions in the Public Roads of said county
such as telling irees across The said
roads and leaving the brush and limbs therein
also from throwing brush or cleariHgs, and
dropping cord wood or timber within the linz
its of the said roads.
All parties disregarding this notice will be
dealt with according to law. ju Sat.