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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-12-01

AN ACT to amend section 1l9 of chapter 10 general
statutes 1875 relating to the duties Of boards Of
health.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section That section one hundred and nineteen
l9) Of chapter ten (lO general statutes A. d. 1873
be and the same lie hereby amended by adding at the
end thereof the following: And any mem her Of any
board of health. or health officer, who shall neglect
to perform the duties required Of him under the
provisions of this act, any other act relating to
this state. or who shall neglect refuse to obey
any reasona directions as 10 infect GUS diseases
as shall be directed by the state board of health,
shall be liable, npon conviction in any court wing
competent jnrisd. ction, TO he aned In Q eum not
less than twenty-f ave dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars, and shall become disqualified
health.
sec 2. This act shall be in forca and take effect
from and after its passage.
Approved November 18th, 1851.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-12-01
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
LAWS OF MINNESOTA.
EXTRA SESSION. 1881.
Each law in this Supplement Is num-
bered, and at the close will be found IN
index to correspond.
AMENDMENTS TO GENERAL LAWS.

AN ACT to amend section Ave (5) and eleven ny
and rpeal section six i6) Of chapter twenty nine
Cs9) Of the laws Of 1870, relating TO cooperative
associations.
Be i enacted By the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section 1. That section ave Of chapter twenty.
nine (29) Of the laws Of 1870 be and the same 10
hereby amended 60 ~ to read as follows:
Section 5. The amount of capital stock Of each
association shall be liked aud limited in it, articles
Of association. and IL may b any sum not exceed
ing one hundred thousand dollars TIE sssecia
ton may iacFsase or dtminish its amount and it,
number Of sharee ct any meeting Of the stockhold-
ts especially called for that purpose, and within
thirty days after the passage Of any increasing
or diminishing ito capital et0ck cause such vote to
e recorded 10 the clerks office in the place whers
its business 10 ,caried ON, but no share shall be
issued for less thanit par value.
Sec. 2. That section ak t6) Of chapter twenty
nine e9 Of the laws Of lS70. be aud the sss here.
by 10 repealed.
Sec. !. That section eleven (1D OF chapter
twenty nine tg9i of the laws Of 1870. be and the
esme Is hereby amended 60 - to read ~ follows:
Section II. There ehali be euch distribution Of
the profits on earnings Of euch associations, among
the workmen, purchasers. members and stoekhold
ere shall be prescribed by the bylaws At such
times therein prescribed, and often, at least, ~
once in twelve months.
Sec. 4. This act 10 take effect and b In force
from and after its passage.
Approved November 18th, 1881.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-12-01

AN AIT to amend section 1921 chapter &c Of
OF tno general statutes o. 1S7 relating to civil
Be II enacted BY the Lesislatui Of the Stats Of
Minnesota:
Section l. Section 262 Of chahr &c ~ tina ven
eral statutes Of 1873 is amendeby sddiuo n the
end Of subdivision irst the follow nroviso 10 nit
Provided, That an action on : sauae csnse OF
action against any defendant shsnot be dismissed
more .nan once without the wrien consent VI the
Qelendant. or IN order Of the crt on notice and
Section 2. This act shall take,fPsot and ha In
fo,ce from and after it, passage.
Approved November 22, 1851.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06
At GElc S!:ss.sp Window

just hHiors eleven o clock Yesterday
forenoon there We're thirteen men and
one woman at the stamp window of
the post otlice. Most Of the men had
letteis to post fo' the Eastern trair.s
The woman had something tied up in
Il hIup matchbox She got there first
and she hold the position with her
head in the window and both elbows
On th~ shelf
Is here such place in tin conn-
try So Clevel"nd?' he began.
Ca, YES
DO you send mail thcre?'
YES
'W.iI, y woman living next door
asked me 10 mHil ths box for her. |
gne-s it. directed al right She said
j, OUGHT to 90 for cent
'T.k-s >wo cents. sad the clerk,
after weighing it : # there's writing
inside it will be twelve cents
Mercy en- ne, bat how you do
chargvI'
Here the thirteen men began to
push ny and husrl, around ard talk
about IN o'd matchbox DELAYING two
d, zen Lu-inp&s Letters, but the wo,nan
had lots OF time
Then it will he two cents. Ell
If there Is no writing inside
well there may be | know she
il a great htu1 to write "a send
ing some iloNer seed to her sis.
ter an,l presume she Las told her
how to plant them,
TNo tees ral-l out one Of the
crowd, as he tried t. get to the win
| dow
Harry ny, callrl another.
There ought to br srpAr,tp win
iov here for women, eroWlpl u third
Then 1t W.T.! take twelve cents
size calmly qne.led, AS sue iunbsd
around for her purse
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06

ny ,,;,..;o, ,,,,o L,a,. r,,,:,., n,oi.
........ ..;}.;.a ,l.,,
..,a ,,o.s;.,, :, .;r ,o,s.s ,nf
~,;,.o,l'o, ..n,.u,.o,s - r,,v.
1,ar ra;,,,.;n,, ~ n.;r as,,s .,
= u.,,'o ,,o,, -, ,,o,o ,o
+; of h;,o ana he won, on his WAY
cr,,ljny h,s teeth An? having al IN
cLar;taL)eness in his heart
Ths ocnnr,cn,p Of the morning was
= severe L,,w t, M.rmaanka Ygsye.
Ivan, vnoproceedel 10 the racecoursy
to see if his horse had arrived anl to
prepare for the contest
Meanwhile Lord C4rrishrooN a@l
Leila prore'1'e' to seIecf a SPOT 10y
the ne" encamrm"nt' and when they
came to a pace where seven elm
trees w2i9 Changed t0as'"sF' sac
paused.
/ THINK tai' VIII be very N'c''
she remarked.
l. 7.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06
How 80 Es:.iSr a Crowd.

The other morning two gentlemen
were looking out of Tie window OF a
honse on Market street, SAYS tie San
Franrisco L'renj"0 fost, when they
observed a cabbage roll off Il market
wagon that was passing. Instantly
over dozen we'll dressed and appar-
emily same persons began yelling attrr
the wagon as though the vegetable
had been gold watch or thousand
dollar bill The driver stopped about
naIf a square off, looked back at thr
cabbage. yawned, and drove on.
What AN absurd fuss people in the
str eet make over trivia orcNrI enGes,
SAID one Of The gentlemen. Now, Il
bet silk hat that l could get crow
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06
Volcano. i.A Tia. ;5O"s..

Dr. II j. Klein, vho t~o year,
ago announced II new ciatrr III The
moon, has II br,,t arrrIr IA In Aaturc
in Wich be- gave IeHsu,S trl be.-I'rg
lhat the moon is not dead H.. has
recently examined drawings Of til"
neigbhorhood OF the new crater, which
confirm the theory Of recru, changes
on the lunar surface, and cite. 4 SO
other drawings in tn'her proof th"re"f
Professor Nlpin add. that he annonnc-
ed the new depression near uyglnns
~ a crater rrom analogy. 1t i5a era
ter tunnel, and even one Of the larg st
Toward the south there il shallow
.noon- haueI hollow, which terminates
III Il second small crater IN full sun
hLnt, when the interior of the large
holoW OF the crater is no longer IN
,oaAow, the spoon shaped hollow may
srIli bp seen as u gray spot. BIZ TIA"
u.e OF hign tcIvscop,c powers it is re.
N lktl That the euvirons Of he new
crater appear to be- Gsslnad in he
wlilerrug ma,ue,. Two tine turrows
Tx. rlafts in the soil which extend
from the north toward tie Snail
mountain, are h- finest objects on The
m
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06
~ here ;saa Z Sirrsts aSe EDirE.

10 make shoe pegs enongh for
American use COnsuiAeS annually 100.
900 cords Of timber, and to make our
lucifer matches 800 900 cnbic feet of
hr best pine ere required every year.
Lasts aud boot trees take 500 900
cords o! birch, beech and maple, and
the bundles Of tools 100000 more.
Thr baking of bricks consumes 200C-
900 cords Of wool, or what would
cover with forest about $4,000 acres
OF land. Telegraph poles already up
represent 100000 trees, ard their all
nua repair consumes abont 100000
more. TIE ties Of the railroads con.
Snma annually thirty years growth of
Is 900 acres, and 10 fanca al the rail
roads wouIl cost $40 0JOC0J with a
carjy expenditure Of 5'l5 100000 for
repairs These are some Of the WAYS
in which Americao forests are going.
rhere are others, packing boxes, for
instance, cost, in 1874, $l2,0OO,00O,
while ihe timber used each year in
.caI;Iug wagons and agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS is valued at more than 500.
100000.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06


Of five hundred persons around that
cabbage inside of 80 minu tes, and ye:
not leave this room
i take the bet, said his friend,
pulling out his watch. Are you
ready?
Yes; give the word.
1t is now eleven. thirty. Go.
The proposer Of the wager led hiI
friend to the window, threw up Il q
sapb, and taking cane pointed earn
est,y at 'ho undcovered cabbage witi
terrified expression. Presently =
hack driver noticed the pctlon, and
began to stare at the vegetable from
the curbstone; then a bootblack
stopped; then bill poster, a messsn-
ger boy and merchant.
Whats the matter?' incurred the
German, approaching the innocent
base OF his national dish.
N''' 'ou0h ~ LOOK o"' tuels
Stand back! shouted the gentleman
~ '''0 " '''''0"' "A '''' '''' VI ''''''No''
tones, the crowd fell back prpcipitately
''"'' '0' 'liT'' "'''9e 'lle'e "'o""a 'ns
innocent caO"aSe' l1""oreos came
"'''''"s up al" '''o eAc''e'nen' III :
cle"'e' 'aP'oly'
LOOK OUT 'heFe! lrah''ca'ly
SG'"''ne" '"e oe''7F' waving hl7 cane
''Ne '''S' "o7 away ''cA'
'9''e'"' s'o'''' "''' ''''o" Il al CIR
'"a' was S"''l'n@ around me Cabbage
Lake care sa'' car d'lVer 20 "
Fo'''e'i'""' N"o "sS Fnou'oel'nB MS
way 'n'''Sh '"e mass II an IN
's'"'' h'ch''e' h'lto5'ycerlne-or
'o"e'"'"S'
''''' y u y ''o S'''7"''" was o'ocAeo
'''' H''''' ''''''''e ''"l'aSs'p''' women
"o'e''n7'' anu r"s' e. INTO s"oPs' ana
" S'"'' N"'l'e' "'l'r'he"'h oe6ah 10
ne " o"'Nr, 0" '"' ehn OF Iohg Poie
" ''" '''"' ~ !''"' water on ti4e
1v - n Al ',ih N
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again you will get Into trouble.

again you VIII Rtt lhlo 'io"o'0'
i never stole, replied Malge
proudly
Only when yon get the chance, |
suppose laughed the constable, and
he gave her another push.
Don DO that, please, Madge Lee
exclaimed. You will be sorry fer it
If you do. A man once struck me
with riding whip, and he will re.
sret it TO hl> dying day.
Lei'a took her b. the arm. and pre-
vented her from lrrir irAtlng the officer
Of the law any further. They walked
aIoug amo'g the carriages. using the
arts tney etnrIove GA these occasions
PEOPLE were having luncheon aud
nouey lowed freely INTO i"-Ir hands.
1t vas 4 cav aud Ively scene
Handsome nleu Aul beautiful we'll
dressed wonrn we're talking and tlrt.
ia while The chanv-gps Ks pop
ped IouJIy 1t WAS no tlae to refuse
tNc poor aips'vs ie" SDlIiIogs fo'
tHpn pred l.rrionS what ild 1t matte,
whether they G me true or not?
At Iensrh Mtnse L"e and Leila
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06

palace. | am not nttttr'hS No"'
What say is my opinion l. have
seen = little Of the world and yen are
one Of the pretties1 g!rIa | have ever
met,
One Of them?' cried Leila with 4
smile.
/ will not make any quail ica'lon,
shall I saw the rre;,iest? What Is
your name? Excnse me for asking,
[ have taken great interest IN you.
'Leils,' she softly mnrmu,ed, avert
jng her eyes from his stcndl4st gaze.
What else
'A,as, nothing. am wali an! a
stray. The gjpsies found me ""t"
was q baby, they have been my KIND
friends and | cannot refuse to tell
fortunes, a 5 it is the oaly yetnrn can
make for their goodness
Lord Ca!r.sIroyk's interest IN Leila
" ''"' " ,''''' W. :,
who offered to give Yon meme, h''je
one? H. asl;al, #nl give Won posi-
ton which would r'Are vow abov" TIE
necessity of rr. dieting an uncertain
'''''' ~
." '''' y - '''' '' =
'! "oN'1 "'''e H'.A, h"''" * '''' i"
el / "ou'" '''e a''A as " i '''''
Bat ! AN slightly too vou"@ 10
stand in such position to YOU, an
sweyei III lor1&hjp.
.Yon' Oh. what have | s4do I
Itl not lhinI; Won were speaking Of
vo,,salf Nhy shoaii vow '4l;e such
an interest in poor gipsv siri?'
y ..orcolv hnov myself Vet il is a
t,o. II ro,, 10 500 mors Of yon
.,o .,.,,. ro,, ,,;lo .t,v hero as
,,,,, 60, o,, C.a1 I,v nrctty
.h.le cir, must 1nn away nos, Ior
I h,,o ins;,ess 70 a,tend to-
G ,. =. ,.mIl;, ,,,..,a
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN

LEAVE MECHANlCsTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 7:31 a.
D., and 335 p. Al.
For Ragerstown aud Willsmsport ll;3'
A M aud 1877 M
ARRIVE MECuANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at Il
81 A M and 7:37 p N
From Wiliamsport and HaGerstown at
737 IN, and 335 p m
Emmittsburg Road-Leavc EmmItts-
burg at 7:20 and 10 25 a. m and $40 p. IN
and arrive at Rocky Ridge 100 and 1898
a. in. and $40 m. Trains north, leave
Rocky Ridge at $40 and ll:2O M and
7.2O pm. aud arrive at Emmittsburg at
$40 and II 50 a. IN, and 80 p. m
Trains for Frederick will leave junction
al 800 and IL 10 g. m. and 7.l0 y. m.
Trains for York and Hanover, leaves
junction at 8 80 a. m and $50 p m.
BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND
VALLEY RAIL ROAD.
Trains South leave Wayncsboro 625a, m
and 2 20 and 1.40 =. m. arriving at Edge
mont at 6 so a. M and 2 As and s G5 p. m
Trains North leave Edgemont at 1222 n
IN and 3 90 and g 90 y. IN. and arrive at
Waynesboro at l2.45,525 and $50 p. IN
J. NJ. HOOD,
Gen'l Manager.
- R.H. GRlSWOLD,
Gen'I Tlcksi AgcnA
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06

It is about An even thing between a3
man and the orange reeI. Sometime u, ,,
the man throws The orangr peel int, =.
the gutter, and sometimes orange
peel ;Arows the man Ito the gutter,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06

The Yonrg man who dropped ten-l
cent piece down his sweet hearts neckre
and called her dime savings bank ,'i
had dividend declared on the srot.' {,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06

E,rc Dying Wear.

~ IAJR'SL
- ------..---------
The year j. iaally chh.ng oTt,
Al. Time sweeps swiftly bv;
Jehovah says-' the tine Is short"
The year must even die.
The wings Of time soar swiftly on,
They carry uS along;
For NO mnn-limc ard tide doth wait
On, on, on onward, is the song.
How solemn when the dying year
Breathe, out ils tlecinr breath,
All nature seem, in silence wraYt,
in that sad hour oi death.
Hark, don't you hear HE sweet tonct
bells,
Peal fp,tl, their warning Ynirc,
To tel uS tila' lhH wear lnSI dj"d,
'!is New lcar-noN yjoj,e.
Look baci; now o'cr The year tnats
past.
Resolve that v0u wilIIiTc
Ncnlcr to Got IN romjns iInr,
70 him ,uit talents give.
The book of nature lcarNc1ue,
That We al '.r, UlLS' dix;
g, le; u, 2 vice iy,.oa i,Grn,
Aud strive !uGN ell on high.
The Bible sarato onc and al,
Ianl "" "flc - ~" 'paI;
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06

IN and after Sunday, oct1orr2a' le7o
Passenger Trains VIII run as ioi
lows
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06

E'sse Giss>.y'* sacred.

1QNIi%uEr FH"A LAST WEEK
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06
Juua 8 ! y.
CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND R. ROAD.

~a -s--.--Y,'-7,z-1 -,-4t--rr - -TFf'r'-'f
Ed t. ~, sfa si-- I'D 60. 60 .,.---se
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06
CtOI SEE HIS PRICES!

lob Work-CASH ON DELIVERY.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06

Indeed | do. You would grace
palace. am not htttsrlng YOU.
What say is my opinion, l. have
seen T. little Of the world and yen are
one Of the prettjes1 girls | have ever
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-06

Of five hundred persons around that
cabbage inside Of 80 minu les, and ye:
not leave this room
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02
NOTES & GLEANINGS,
0 s.

4 Vermont man, willis on q drunk, had
his pocket picked, bis watch stolen and bis
o,crcou m!ecL Of When be .ohcred up
sufficiently to take account of stock, he came
70 the conclusion that during his dAbauch he
must have visited church fair.
The Atlanta correspondent of the Louis
willie Coarier-Lwnai writes that Gen. oher-
mans "cvcccdiug altbili,y Of manner is do
ing much 10 wipe ont all luminosity toward
tine alien General Of 1864. Many old soldiers
came up aud shook hnnAs with him who then
resisted him % The death"
/ The New York Custom house statistics Of
+ this week show the collection Of over $50, 600
on one shipment OF champagne, the we'll
known aud fayoritc G.. II. Mumm Co, the
brand that leads any other by many thou
sand cascs tbs is the largest amount ever
collected on one shipmcnt--comprising 3, 900
cAses and speaks worlds for leading cham
pasae Of this country.
Tie wife of Senator Jones, Of Nevada, is
said to be uncommonly accomplished. She
spcakcs several languages perfectly, and has
translated from the French various solid
looks ON financial suhi-cts 1t is reported
+ that much Of Tie Senator'S exact information
/, due 10 the assistance ofhis wife, who looks
~ authorities for him.
+ Western papers will have their notion about
4 the noble red man Of the forest The AHa- Caii-
+ for4il says that reading about him they
learn to think of him as truthful eloquent
courageous, trusting, honest Seeing him,
they find himI out 10 be dirty, lazy, stupid,
trctcherous, born liar and too often an
ingrained THE"
David and Suryick Gorham celebrated on
the l4th inst. at Westminster West Vt,
the SEVENTEEN anniversary of their marri
age. They arc natives of Cope Cod, and
moved to Vermont about 1876 with their par
en's They have both passed their ninctietl
birthday.
Miss rfnekney, daughter ofex-Civii Justie.
Pinckncy, of New York, has been awarded a
gold and diamond bracelet by a vote Of tn,
visitors at the fair afSt Pauls Episcopa
Church at Paterson, n. j., for the mos
lovely girl in the parish
The New York Herold publishes an inter.
view with an old body-servant of JefleIsor
Davis, in which the 0. b. s. aforesaid says tn,
hoop-skirt story is lie We think We hay,
heard something to the same effect before.
There are now undertaken or to be bull
between now aud December 81 1882, tn,
money btins already provided, 10, 1856 mile.
of railroad.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02

The trial of this wretch progresses
sIomly, and he seems to have behaved a
listlc better during the past week -
Much testimony was taken to show in
sanity in different members of his fami-
". His sister, Mrs Scoville, and his
Brother John W, both testified to many
circumstance, indicating crankiness a
The prisoner was put upon the stand,
and according to our notion, by the
shrewdness and connectedness Of bis
testimony, brushed away any lingering
doubt there might have been as to his
perfect sanity. His examination had
not concluded MT last accounts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02
Dress Goods Of all Kinds

Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes for Men,
Ladies, Misses, Children and BOYS, from the
most reliable manufacturers, and made ex-
pressly for our custom trade, with regard to
durability, Style and Comfort.
An inspection Of these new goods will re-
pay all Economically Inclined.
have also laid in a large stock of GROCE-
RIES, of tho very best quality and which we
BUY NOW, TIE price of all provisions is
advancing and the Wise house-Seeper will nos
delay.
have in stock large supply Of PURE
SALT which purchased at a low figure, and
can sell now to my customers at TWO DOL
LABS per sack.
Being on the railroad am daily in the re-
ceipt Of fresh groceries and new goods, and
my stock never runs out.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02

There IS More Strength restoring pow
er in a bottle Of Parker's Ginger Tonic
than in a bushel of malt or gallon of
milk. This explains why invalilds find
1t such wonderful invigoraut for mind
and body See other column.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02

Mr.. BArtholomei, Russian minister to the
United States, living at Newport, refused to
pay bill for somc reason or other. lie was
warranted, and pleaded his scared ambassa-
dori1i function in immunity. The cour, re-
jec,ed the plea, and finally Mr. Hit and Mr..
Blaine had to draw the Revised Statutes on
Governor Littefeld, 1t looks as lift would
have been easier for Mr.. Garthoomci to pay
the bill.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02

The Colorcd Cadet Whitaker is till rusti-
eating at Flushing, l. l., awaiting tac
PRONUNCIATION Of the verdict in his ccurt-mlr-
tiAl case lie is confident of an acqui,tal
Ard restoration to West Point lie says he was
educated for a military life, and intends to
john either the United States army or some
'thcr, indicating the British army as lis
second lh Ice
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02

The Excelsior Cook, (see cut in another
column is sold together with a large assort-
ment OF other Stoves for Wood and Coal At
lowest rates, by JACOB KLEIN 246 w.
Pratt near Hanover Baltimore Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02

Mlny Miserable People drag them
selves about with failing strength. feel
ing that they are sinking into their graves
when Parker's Ginger Tonic would be-
GIN with the first docs. to Lrilg vitality
ane strength back to them. Sea.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02

We call attention TO the card of Mr.. Geo.
VI. Barker OF Washington city Parties wish
iuS building materials would do well 10 give
him a calf as his assortment is larre md
choice and his prices reasonable.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02

The Porl.nl lawyer, who has sued the
BoNdoin College students who ''hazed" his
SON. has found the right way to suppress this
vicious practice.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02
NOTICE..

Dentistry We recommend to all who de-
sire Dentistry Of any kind, 70 call upon Dr..
Robert b. Cromer, Dentist. y. W. corner Of
Saratoga and Eutaw streets, Baltimore. Ills
large experience and established reputation
enltle him to the confidence Of tile public
Terms moderate. Refer 70 jas s. Norsel.
ap9-ly vi
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02
Wlg?ss WEAR FIR LADIES' GENTLEMEN.

Dress and Work Suits for men. Flannel
and Merino Underwear for both Ladies and
Gents Fancy Cotton and Meriro Hose for
Ladies. Cotton and Meriuo Hose for Gents.
CHORES. Kid, Cloth, Buck and Dog5kin,
Fur top and Fiecce-lined.
Ladics Wraps. Heavy Cloth listers,
PLAN and diagonal, Cashmere, and Beaver
Walking Jackets, Paletots, Hayelocks and
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-02

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Highest Cash Prices
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property
7 WILL offer for sale on

Wednesday, Dec. F7th.,
if fair. if not, the first fair day thereaf.
ter. At ''Harwood," my present resi-
dence.
All my personal property consisting of
2 Valuable Work Horses, 9
Mich Cows; q lot of Fine
a lot of Hogs; Provende,.
Crop of Tobacco (partly
strlppcd; a Fine Large
Farm Wagon; l Good
Spring Wagon; Farm
Gear and Wagon Harness
also Farming utensils and
Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Terms of sale ALI sums of 900 -,
under the cash will be required ~ ny
all above that amount a credit of g VI
months will be given on note with 'our
proved security bearing interest fr ap-
date of sale. II II ROBERTSON 0m
dec pit Agent Mrs. S. B. Foara