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Tn 9 proof of the pudding is ,he chawIne O

The proof OF the pudding is the chawing OF
the bag -Du' ham, the 9, eat Smoking Tobacco
Centre, is siiuP ted In the 4th internal revenue
ois rict OF Nor b ar lima, which embraces 2l
countie', anu In these q cGuuties there are
% registered manufacto les Of tobacco, The
Int. rnai revenue pn'u 10 the general govern.
ment by these factories, tor the seal ar nd
Ing June 3oh, 1879, am united TO $50, 4sOS
eight bundled and seventy nine
thousand four hu dred aud eighty
dollars and eighty-ons nts OF
this amount the IN nufacturers of the c,lebrut-
81 bLA. kWrLL'S FIR GRANT DURH M
BULL SMOKING TOBACCO, Messrs W. 4.
BlaHkae &Co., aionep Id (S42,1.0 "a i've
h 'ndred and forty two thousand .eypn hun
ored and twenty dolla and twen,y-iOur cents.
v ore than double The amount paid by the OH
er "a Z o crie, comb ne paid. This nee IN no
comment. These fac Y snow mo I Conclusive
ly VINO n is at Durham III At makes SmOk,np
Iobscc tna! meets 10 the fullest extent The pop.
ulAr demand fF
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ArsIestlNI AMI the s.ra.v Inv

nan. es'iSi and tue sunday Law.
W. V'f dodg's carried CONSERVATION with
,o,. The laund y Of Sam Choi, a Mon.
S. .u VINO DOS business on Main street,
-. y morning H. r. minded Sam that 4.
,n., wv molly Sabbath, and that he and bis
be HI,v,es must desiss from labor. Sam v q
AM MY 70 argue the question, and insisted
ma ,s onmay was the Uhinsmsn's SUNDAY,
b ,,S sas omeer had time Of |, in getting him
h,,0. NSek his iron. He was up before tho
lin ~,,SS Yesterday morning. who discharged
az q, Nv, .ne !, Junction TO keep either Mon.
ahh SUNDAY ess day Of rest. The truth
sIAss Gam Gam don't keep any day for real. bu,
-''' Tor 'meliesn man sile tim ga. "
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TIT for Tat.

0. Leavlin, who published card in the
Gazette, charging Policemen Crowdus and
Hsss with being intoxicated the nigh. previ.
ou'. Of which charge they were cleared. was
arrested lsst evening and placed under $500
bond by, Deputy Sheriff Wooteu. on wr,,
sworn out BY the police before Justice
Edwards, charging him with slander and
malicious persecution.
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The tidy Hauscwire,

The careful, tidy housew 70, when she IL Civ
In her house It's ~ log cleaning, shoul bear
In mind that .hedear pm,,es OF her house are
NOR, precious than huus-s nd that their sys.
tens need cleansing by purlf. Ing the blood,
r. yu'atibg the etonAca and b0we ~ pieveni
n Il cure the diseases Arising tom s,,ring ma.
lar'a md u iaema, and she should know tina,
there 10 nothing that vii! do IL NO perfectly aud
surely Al Hop Hit, re-, the p1tst and beat OF
all medicines. See other column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19
A BoO'b,ack aue.tr,nu

na'' 6 rep d . harvest oi n ckles Sum
ny morning, J,spet Th mas, a color. d
''0'oaek' concluded that afternoon to ia Q
,,. nae and he went ssraish.way to a livery
"N,. and hired spirited mule for fifty
NM as' tic mounted 1t and dashed down
I N.Y., street at furious speed. 1t was bis de-
So, , 70 Dash through gang Of h,s fellow
~. '0'acXs and scatter them. His pleasure
Oso..o o. short duration, however, for
IN ,hs mullen arrested him and lodged him
m..u. ' sSs'lon house for fast riding and the
M, y ~, lined him 81 yesterday morning for
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Shii"h's U"usump.,vu Cure

inns Is beyond question the most successft,
Oongh Medicine we have over sold, a few
doses invariably cure the worst cases of
Drough Group, and Bronchitis, while q
wonderful success Ia the cure of Q assumption
Is without u parallel in the his DRY of medi-
clue. Since it's first discovery il has been
so'd on n guarantee, test which no other
medicine can stand. Ifyou have cough We
earnestly ask you to try II. Price 1Octs. so
Cts and 81 90. 1fyour lungs are sore, chest
orback, lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 26cts Sold by Hickox g. HJuse
druggists sos Main street Dallas.
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Save Yen hntr-Keep IL beautiful
The "London Hair Color Restorer" IA

The "London Hair Color Restorer" Is
he most delightful ariic lever introduced TO
10 American people and is totally different
from all other hair restorers. being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that lender
many other articles Tor the hair obnoxious,
Where bsldnes or falling of tho hair exists,
or prems,urely grayness from sickness or
other causes, its use will restore the natural
youthful color, and c,use healthy growth,
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dan.
druf, &C., at the same time most pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, fragrautly perfum-
ed, rendering the hnir soft and plisblo, making
IL An indispensable article In every toilet Ask
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor.
er. Prize, IS cents bottle. Six bottles, 81
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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Complicated Diseases.

A prominent gentleman In Csrrs Gordo
o,unty, Iowa, writes us that he finds Kidney
Wort to be the best remedy he ever knew for q
com pllcatlon Of diseases II 10 the spt cinc
action wh Oh II has ON the liver, Kidneys and
bowels, which gives II such curative power,
and IL 70 the thousAnds OF cures which 10 II
lerformlas which gives u ~ great Celebrity,
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A Rad Cold or D,stressimr Cou.

Dry, psrched, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, weakened
and debilitAsad state Of the system, oil these
dangerous symptoms are cured BY "Dr
Swsyne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
The fret dose gives felist, and the worst
cough and sore lupgs yield 70 Ito healing
properties. An occasional dose Of Swayns's
pills should be taken 70. keep the bowels free.
They arc .e1osllsns for torpid liver and bill
ous oomplaints. $3.50 ~ n wy
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A Frnnkr.r. tKyJ phys,clnn Write,

Some months ago the daughter of one OF
our prominent citizens WAS pronounced a
hopeless consumptivr. She was very much
reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. l recommended
her to use "Dr. Swsyne's Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry" which she did. In q
short time she WAS free from all cough and
CHER symptoms, and is now rosy and
hea.'hy. Price 25 cents aud 81 90 a bot
tie, or six bottles for IS. the lsrge size |:
the more economical. Prepared only by d,
owane q Son, Philadelphia. Sold by drug.
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Go numerical zen ana Olhera Visiting
Austin should stop at the Raymond House.
II 10 BY far the beat hotel In the city and tie
rates have recently been reduced TO 81 Der
day. The rooms are large and airy, every one
has an electric bell and every thing IL frat
class In every respect.
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Cleveland, o., July lS-M.'s. Esea Gar.
field, mother of President Carrier. =, bad a so
we're attack Ut cholera morbu, "a Friday,
rom wh'cn she par 2 reco, red, but she
l. now Frustrated by fever on st, cunt o. h'r
extreme age, che being 81. He, condition, is
regarded as being Gerry critical aud fears s,e
entertained of her recov 4ry.
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AnSNt Ma nnpStInn

Why do son -opIe we sea- around n,
seem to prefer 4.ler and 90 made misers.
bic by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness.
lo:s of Appetite, Coming up of the Food,
Yellow Skin, when for 75 cta., we will sell
them Shiloh's Vilalizer,. guaranteed 10 cure
them: Sold by Hickox & House, druggists,
Cos Main street. Dallas.
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"A marvellous cure Tor Catarrh, Diphtheria,
tanker mouth and Head Ache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector for
the moro successful treatment of these com
plants without extra charge. Price so cts
snid by Hicko1 & House, druggists, Cos
Main street, Dsllas
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RnIlan tarrel Fac,orx.

RnIlas harrel Factory.
EstSblished IN North Texas In 1873. IL now
prepared 10 ill orders for molssses barrels
half barrels and kegs; also half barrels fol
VINE, whisky and cider. Hoop poles and
slaves wanted.
X. j. KIvLEN, Proprietor.
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lmmsS..,nx out Before Removal.
NtH.l '1 ! line OF emit roidsrlss. A, Nj Res.
spuo.hs~ COMPANY, No. 7l8 Main Ar, Al
T'" Inc 81 George hotel.
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n. ~. ~ public will please bear in mind that
sGsyohlc acid generated In the bottle Of
tSr, ,'u a. budweiser" beer 10 q htal,hy at
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George Rich. rurni,ure ,sou..

George Rick's Furniture HOUSE,
10 the largest 10 north Texas. The stock
embraces all grades from the most elegant
pArlor and chamber sets 70 the cheapest
styles and patterns. His prices are very low,
for "quick sales and small profits" 10 bis
motto.
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To CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
m yors onice ofthe city Of Gaiuesvii,e, Texas.
fr the erection Of . public school building.
P'aus and Specifications can DO seen and ex.
AHMED at said ONCE up to y O'Clock, .. m,
July goth, 1881. Contractors required to give
bond for full amount Of contract price. The
right to reject any or oil bids IL reserved.
BY order or The City Council Of the city Of
Gainesville, Tssas. JOHN T. WALKER.
Mayor.
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Rridsc CNrpentcrs .

Wanted, fny bridge carpenters to work on
the llte Of the New Orleans Pacific railroad
between Shreveport and Alexandria. Apply
10 Carpenter q Mallory, Alexaudris, La. =
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\ ~ s ss changes are .tfsc.ually rss,,,ed
4 vos psoper ". Of 'CenrAd's Budveiser. y
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c ton

Liverpool. july 1s.-Cot'on steady. uplsnds
v 10; OIL au' So; Sales 900; speci at on M d
eNpnrt ]; rec ,ip's 100 AMER can; upl pds
low Mid Ing classification. delivery 1.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
Death of Gen Burnside

Gen. Ambrose Everett Burnside, L. 5
Senator from Rhode Island, died sudden
ly at his residence in Bristol, that State
on Tuesday morning of last week, OF men
ralgia of the heart. He was a native o.
Indiana and graduated at West Point IL
1S47 His age was 81 years.
The death of Senator Bur- side will give
the Democrats a majority of three on the
opening of the Senate, before the new
Senator from Rhode Island and the two
New York Senators are sworn in. Should
all the Democratic Senators be present
and Mr.. Arthur now being president o
the United States, there would be nothing
to prevent the Democrats electing a pres
ident pro tempore of their own faith be
fore allowing the new Republican senators
to be admitted. Once installed, Demo
cratic president pro tempore could not be
unseated, as in full Senate the Republi-
can and Democratic vote would be tie
Senator Davis, of Illinois, who might vote
for Republican for president pro tenn.
would hardly vote to unseat Democrat
once chosen.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

DR.. Eli J. Henk'e, the publisher Of the
Baltimore Tribnne, has packed his trunk
for march into the Republican camp,
and in his progress announces that he has
burned the bridges behind him That's
right. That indicates that there is no
prospect of his retracting his steps. piece
of information that will 'e hailed with de
light by the Democratic rtrty of the
whole State. DR.. Henk'e, who now rails
so Justify at the Ring VS. one If the
.'char'er members" Of it, and 50 declared
to be, recently, in his hearing at meet
ing in Annapolis. AS long as he could
profit by it, he bad no comp'a nts TO nuke
But when the party laid him on the shelf
and took up another man for Congress,
then he broke out in vic ent dcnunciations
Of the ring" and became sublimated "re-
former" A disappointed place-hnnter is
sure to deve'op into ful-hlown ''rctor-
mcrm Everybody will know just What
importance to attach to the d fiction Of
DR.. EIenkle. Tie Republicans hemse yes
will not be proud Of their acquisition. He
and his coaIiu ors arc just y ere they
ought o Lc AMI :hry must hc rc.t,d as
other orpoIen II the Democratic party
are trent,d las cncn.is.- Hat"dasir Id.
c0cate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

Il lock upon it (the above produciion) as
my trump card, which you can't beat
We always thought the old sentinel had Il
weak hand, but now that we have seen
his trump card We shall draw up the
"stakes" without further ceremony.
We shall not insult the intelligence ot
1.-The good people Of old Charles county,
by attempting to explain to them the full
meaning of that little sentence O. current
coin,'" but tor the relief Of our venerable
and sadly befogged picket we will refer
him to the definition Of the words in ques-
ton, given by the standard lexicogra-
pliers of the English language Coin is
derived from the latin cHHeHs, a wedge
and the French coin, a stamp or die Mr..
Worcester gives the following definition
"a piece of metal bearing legal stamp,
and made current as money: neta?ic or
hard money, as gold and silver
(EN. gr.-lle gave Dametas a good sum
of gold in ready coln.-SidneyD
The adjective current is from the latin
curro, curreas, to run. In its application
as above the SINE authority gives the fol
lowing definition:
Passing from hand to hand; circula
ting"
(Ex. gr.-SheEels Of siIcsr, current moaey
with the merchant Gen. xiii. Is.
Mr. Websters definitions are substan-
TALLY the same. The trainers of the con
stitution are always presumed to have
used the words of the English language
according to their proper and usual sig
nifcance, and the authorities quoted a {
those to which the courts would refer in
constituting the meaning and intent of the
words used. Without making any obser,
vations concerning the old outpost's Wis
ion, we earnestly recommend to him 70
take a course of blue-pills to restore his
befogged understanding.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
Calvert C0unty and {

nThe CliIure nl The JuIi,iu
make pominn,ions we ,h,nk - srri.us Ill
and ona that NAV n,xeiLaw,r ;fnnt,rnr lI,l
correctad ~ tbn oin.tinn of ~ l.,st ipa,.iI ~
can Chiof Jnans T,,n ls.l In,I, ,I,t oristaa
in ,ho nnnvnniion ,i nnf,,in,,,a1 - 49, "A
;nnrnment snrr 1ie ,,ros. from refos.I an ,he
~ GI,,a, I.f,.,a, 49, u" n";
r. '"o "' S an" '"' my
h',;'o "a, ''I''" VI '"' T.,
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,h;s oa,',, ,i,, u;I'- ~ ", '"'l'
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nirI;o,, ,,,II s'','' , ,I's
1i,lrt tlan th,t nf t7n, a,non,inmaa j., ,.,,,,
n,.,;on ,Lnrsn;,h rris ,,i,.inn ',', ,,,t
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

1925 tonight, A; 1918 Attorney General
MacEeagh furnished the following particulars:
Just before 10 O'Clock Dr. Bliss had seen the
President and found his pulse at loo, and the
conditions promised quiet night. The preSi-
dent said he was comfortable. Shortly after
this the President fell asleep aud Dr. Bliss re-
tired to his room, while Gen. Swain ana Col
Rockwell remained with the President. About
1915 the President awakened and said to
General Swain that he suffering from pain
in the neghhorhood OF his heart. Dir. Bliss MAS
called from across the bail and when he entered
the room he found the President unconscious
and substantially without pulse, and The action
of the heart Indicated that the President was
diving Mrs. Garfield was sent for and DIR.
AgneW and Hamilton summoned. The freS-
dent remained in Il dying condition until 10 S.
" hen life was found to lie eNtinct> lie died
with some trouble of the heart, Supposed to t
neuralgia, although this remaiDS TO he de
termined \ message was immediately sent to
Vice President Arthur and one 10 Secretaries
Blaine and Lincoln who are en- route for Elheron
The cabinet did not reach the Eiberou until
Ills, and went Immediately across to the
Presidents cottage, where the dead President
lay. At IL 80 the cabinet is III consultation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
Loves Midnight vigil Mrs. Garfield
Wonderful HerOism.

Lone BRANCH. Sept. 20.-Ihe singh telCg".-
phic were at the Elheron has been employed
all day conveying official messages and brin.
ing replies. The trains today brsueht new re
pre>cntatives from AL sections of the country
until, with those already here, they constituted
an army 10y themselves. Early in the morning
the details of the last few minutes of the life ut
the dead President were obtained and when il
became known that Mrs Garfield had sat hy
the bedside OF her dead husband from hal past
eleven O clock until near two O'Clock S,yinE
nothing, bat giving vent now and then her ptnt-
up sorrow by suppressed SohS, the hearts nt all
were touched in the deepest manner Hnt eyes
hlted with tears. There was an early report
that Mrs. Garfield had broken completely down
hut this was soon after corrected hy Dir. Bovu-
ton. The Doctor said that " bile Mrs & field
was suffering the deepest OF affection, VI She
was exhibiting wonderful heroiSm, torri'uie
and self control. Ouly once during the 3aE
did She completely succumb to The great SORROW
and that was when two bows james and Harry
who had been summoned from Wl'l:am>rowu.
came into her presence. Then her pent-up
sriet could no longer he controlled and She
yielded 10 her feelings for several min-lr,S. TIE
boys were still left TO her, and this gave he.
great comfort.
Mrs. Garfield feels more kcenly the sorrow
which has come upon her for the reason thrr
she never WAS in favor of the "Trip to Long
Branch, and only Welded her own opinion
after Ions arour,1,. SLa LaO,,+.3h.r A,.}.ra
taken to The Soldiers Homo a. ,ha y.,s ,ar,.f,
that in bis irte,hIoi co,4;,;l, t, .r,,, ,,.r..
recover from, ,ha f,,;.,,,. 81. -. =, III;
rI,ra Tr.,itL..,.,jirr '''I,.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
Gen. Arthur takes the Oath of once

Gen Arthur was sworn In AZ = = 90 sloFk e0
Tuesiav morning at his house. Two '4i-ss
nf the New York Supreme Court had 'srea sent
tori Il. Brady and Charles pouahae. Judge
R-,dy arrived with Ncssrs Rollins ana Root a.
l.5o o clock, hut the ceremony We ogt q
courtesy deferred until Judge nynpHars arri-
val at a little after two 0 clock HgiG EN-Con-
missioner French. Judge Brady Stood on the
other side OF the table facing Gen A-fhHr-
G-oupea around the two men were Judge Dom
ohue. Elihu Root, Comm. .ssioneT French aud
Daniel &. Rollins and Gen. ArthurS son
Judy. Brady slowly advanced s step ard raised
his right hand Gen. Arthur aii liSssi,e. \
m,.ment OF impressive silence folio FL. Gen.
Aru;hur's features were almost fixed Then
Judge Brady administered the o~rh. Gen
Arthur, speaking in a clear, rin-iu. voice said
II do solemulv swear that will G''hfu'jv ev-
ecute the Office OF President OF the Unitri States
and will, to the best Of my ahiiay preserve
protect and defend the constitution ot the In
tied States" ." After this he rem lined ,taadng
moment longer his hand still raised No
one spokc; nor did the President ei'crward give
expression TO any emotion, Gen. Arihgr did
not retire until day break. At Q clock this
morning he arose aud took a bath At that
hour Secretary Blaine and George Bliss had
called aud were waiting to see him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
Editor Of tie Times :

Editor Of tie Times:
Twice of late you have quoted the 9Th sub
eection, of section of article /, of the consti
tuition, which says: Congress shall have the
power to coin money, regulate tie value there
of, and of foreign coin," etc. Now, my dear
sir, why did you not go a little further, and
quote subsection upon that subject, it says
Congress shall have power, to provide for the
punishment of counterfeiting the securities
1bonds and other papers) and the current con
of the United States.
Let me ask you kindly why you failed to
quote the above subsection? ! now ask you
to explain to the peopls Of old Charles county
the full meaning of that little sentence ''currenl
COIN" According to the history of the word
coin, from colonial days to the present time II
means legal tender paper money. Ben Frank
in before the Pennsylvania Legislature l723,
said ''Let US coin land into credit, and credit
into coin, called paper money" Are you ply
sically as well as mentally blind.
O.. BRYAN.
NJ. n. C.-Md.
The above is from "old Guard" 1t at
fords indubitable evidence that he is not
vet dead, and that he has not ''surrend-
cred" In an accompanying note he says :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
The Celebrated

"BREWSTER GEARING" " with Body,
Seat, AX'eS. Dash. etc. all holted to-
Ceiher. in fact a complete open buggy
all put together and finished except
wheels Shafts AMI Trimming, price 40 0,
Brewster Patent Combination Side Bar
Springs, wi skeleton body attached
per Stlt - w
HUBS per Sett.. W
SpokeS. per ,;
Short Arm ASleS II per sett So. Springs, ].
in. per 10, lie. Norway Nail Rods, by
the bnnde of 25lhs. per III. cents
Bar. Rod, Hoop. Band and Norway Iron,
Sprinr Tire Toe Calk, Blister and Cast stee
Wood, Iron and Steel Axles.
va. Skcius. Auvils Belts. Screws, Rivets
Borax, Tools, Eihhwheels, Horse Shoes and
Nails Whip Sockets. etc. Paints. NarniSh
Pumice Enimel Dressing, Duck, Canvass, &c
Prices subject TO change withom notice.
re- Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
ton. Come and see me at
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

A doctor down in Connecticut
poisoned himself the other day. "Gone
TO meet his patient"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
FALL SGGLES--FAILS STYLES
DRY GOODS
AND
CARPETS-CARPETS.


i'a'les I!"'h IN al me latest coIorS.
ingram ,arp'tS' 81: 81, Duets:
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE

Messrs Editors Please announce that
Col. JOHN B BROOKE, of Prince Geor-
ge's county, is a candidate for Associa'e
Judge in the Seventh Judicial District of
Maryland. LEX.
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