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The Latest Rumor. About Frank James,
His Whereabouts and His Pros.
poets Of Pardon His
Female Relatives.
A coid'Blooded Homicide at Calves.
ton Yesterday--The Washington
Mtillery's Banquet.
Inc Alleged lncendiarics Of the Round
Rock Fire in Limbo Attempt
at Lynching.
Dots From Decatur and Matters In
Marshall.
Interesting Data From the Capital
city. !
Other Interesting State News
'ther Interesting State News
Austin.
Special to the Herald.

Austlns
Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, May 29,-The Union Guiding
Star association, ofGalveston, have amend, d
their charter so as to admit of benefits 10
the surviving heroes Of the deceased m,m.
bers.
The governor has received seventy peti-
tions for pardons since the adjournment of
the extra session of the legislature. Thus
far in these cases he has granted two par.
dons only l.. Petro, sent up for five wears
from Galveston for murder; j. II. PoIlery,
of Limestone county, for five years for
theft. The reasons for clemency in both
cases, extraordinary good conduct and the
near approach of the expiration of the sen.
tence, June 1st and July 29th, respectively.
The comptroller lett this after.
noon for Huntsville to attend
the opening exercises OF the normal school.
The catalogue amended and adopted BY the
board makes the Governors book on Texas
book of reference.
Asuryey. for the foundation OF the tempo.
rary capitol was made to-day.
In the supreme court, the case of tho
State VS.. the International Il Great North
ern railroad was argued.
The popular impression created here by
Judge Henry's unexpected manifesto Is
that the people of northern Texas concede
the claim of the west to nominate the next
governor.
COMMISSIONERS OF APPEALS
Heatherly vs.. Dutton, from McI.ennan
county; reversed and remanded Paget
vs, Lockhart ct ais, from Navarro county;
affirmed. Allen vs. Hale, from Fannin
county; affirmed. Legierse & Co. vs..
Getzendaner 4 Ferris, from El-
lis county, affirmed. McLendon ct
al VS.. Harrington. from Limestone
county, affirmed. Pickett VS.. Johnson,
from McLennan county; reversed and
remanded. Pierce ct al. vs. Logan ct al,
from Lamar county; motion for rehearing
referred. Randall ct al. VS.. Burt ct al, from
MoLennan county; affirmed. Adamson Il
Mitchell VS.. Cox IL Mclemmond, from Nc
Lehman county; reversed and remanded.
| Iona vs.. Tarver and wife, from Gaudaloupe
county; affirmed, Rhodius VS.. James Ear.
mel, from Cvalde county; affirmed. Gordon
VS.. Vaughan ct al, from Gaudaloupe
county; affirmed. Maysvs. Cockrum ct al.
| from Gaudaloupe county; reversed and re-
manded Taylor VS.. Collins, from John,
\ son county; dismissed Stel VS.,
\ Morrill,, from Lamar county; 70.
versed and remanded. Wilkinson VS..
Mcdonald, from Bastrop county; af-
4 ilrmed. Talbot VS.. Dyche ct al; from
Travis county; dismissed. Garritty, Huey
II Co. vs.. Wthes, from Ellis county; dis.
missed. Allen vs.. Hale. from Fannin
county affirmed. Miller vs. City Bank OF
Sherman, from Grayson county; affirmed.
Adams ct al. VS.; Duggen; from Guadaloupe
county; affirmed.
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Crawl I'd.
Special TO the Herald.


CRAWFORD May Yesterday about 70
o'clock, upshur, little boy of Professor ].
H. Vincent, was playing on the hotel, and
while running round and round, he fell
against the corner of bench and cut a CON
siderable cash in his cheek. Mr.. Vincent
being near, caught up the child and
halloed, go for the Doctor" This
and the screams Of the child, aroused
Mrs. Vincent, who was in her room, and
running TO the door saw the blood from the
wound and thinking II more serious than
what II was tainted aud fell speechless. She
was picked up and laid on the bed by Mr.
Vincent and by throwing cold water In her
face and by the use of stimulants she soon
recovered. DIR. Brown dressed the wound
and the little fellow to-day takes his usual
interest in his outdoor play. Professor
Vincent is stirring up the people here In
school enterprise, and from the interest
manifested by the people be is going to
build up high school at Crawford.
New buildings are going up and there
are many inquiries as to prices of lots.
We will ship tomorrow about 1900
pounds of wool TO Boston.
Harvesting is in full progress, and grain
Is turning out better than was expected.
More than an average crop will be made.
Haying plenty Of rain and as good a season
ny could be wanted, corn and cotton pros
pcctsare very fine.
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DECATUR, May 20.-The county green
hackers convention met here on Saturday.
Delegates were elected to the state conyen.
ton, to be held in Fort Worth on June 9th.
They refused to instruct for Wash Jones'
unless he will run rs strict greenbacker.
IL was voted to nominate greenback
ticket for all county offices at the next
county election.
The old settlers will have reunion July
18th, and 1t is probable that ]. w. Booth.
chairman of the democratic congressional
committee, will call the convention, TO
nominate n congressman for this district, TO
meet here on the same day.
Corn and cotton look well. Wheat and
oats are turning out fine.
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Marshall.
Special to tho Ie

MARSHALL May D-in the suit Of Laura
Kirk VS.. the Texas & Pacific railway. claim.
ing damages in the amount Of 500. 600 for
the killing of her husband in wreck near
Lake Fork, November 9Th. 1880, the Jury
have Just brought in verdict of 1880.
The company will appeal.
The weather Is warm and sultry.
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Waxahaoliis.

WAxAuAcnIr, May ON, ssrs. Grant a.
Berry, who obtained the contract of build.
ing the new hotel, to-day presented their
bond, and will commence work at once.
The Taxahachie Enterprise will make It's
appearance again next Ftiday.
The Marvin college annual examination
will begin Monday, June 9th and continue
through the week. Rev. III. A. PhiIpott
will deliver the commencement sermon
June llth. The programme for the CON-
mencement week will be quite interesting.
There will be addresses by several promi.
nent speakers. ---
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Special TO tho Herald.

GALVESTON, May @.-This evening Henry
Strain, lsborer on the Mallory wharf, en-
teredthc saloon Of Thos. i. Wood, colorcd,
for glass Of beer. when Wood, who was
behind the bar, said: "You insulted the
yesterday" at the same time drawing a
navy.six from behind the counter, shooting
Strain through the head, intlictinE . neces.
snrlly. mortal wound. At this hour no
o'clock Strain is yet alive.
John Crotty, 0nlveston's crack oars.
man, has gone 10 New Orleans TO
participate In the regatta 70 take
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IAyGER' RESEARCHERS

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"A you in our Offerings. We always meet
ltyertisements and our Advertisements
u ihe wants of the People What special
shall we offer you this week? Let
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pARASOLS! PARASOLS! 4!

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/ IN heavy twilled silk, pearl handles, 2O-inch
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| IN heavy English serge silk and bone handles
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| IN heavy English serge silk. horn handles
|Nhch s225, 22-inch $3.50, 2i-inch S2.75
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|Nlnch s. So 22.inch s. 2t-inoh SO 90.
10 extra heavy English serge silk, walrus
|hlndes 2O-ineh So 90, % inch 1926 2i-inch, $3.50
IN extra heavy English serge silk, ivory
|hldles, 2Oinch $500, 22.inch S. 25 2l.inch sS 3d.
| In extra heavy English serge silk, fancy ivory
|indles, 22.inch si0O, 2i-inch $3.50.
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place ON the Sd prox. The Washington
uuards were the recipients Of a hanonet
tonight at the hands OF some OF tbrjr
friends. magnificent table was spread-
champagne lowed freely and the Gunrds
were made TO understand that to gracefully
,ni was more difficult than to wear tho
,auIeis ,.,s oi suecess, Among the speakers
Mere Captain Hall, ofthe company: Major
Mansfield Of the corps of United States an.
glners In charge of harbor Improvement.
health. ~ 'no poafu oi
The excursion TO Dickinson yes.
terday TO the picnic given Nv
The French Benevolent associet;on was
Hrlnd success, from i,a00to 1900 persons
Gong 'p fHrl here. A number of excny-
nohists 80 honston stopped here on
The eN sion on the Texas-NIex;ean ia
Middle'e yesterday was a success iar he,
vond Npes,ation. This road is Completed
" Iuls end two miles beyond Middle.errs
and on the Mexican extension los miles
west OF Laredo fourteen fat cars arrived
for the road to-day 's''
a cowhiding was among the sensations of
YESTERDAY. "
No market reports to-day, the EXCHANGE
being closed in honor of Whitsuntide.
tomorrow Is set apart for the deco
W way saws VI tne foueral dead.
Round Rock.
Special to the Herald.
RouNp Rock, May 2o.--Two arrests werc
made yesterday, Henry Burkhart, barber.
and Adams, Alderman boy, supposed to be
implicated in the burning here on the night
Of the 18th. There is now positive evidence
against them. Adams set lire to the build
ings after getting oil from Burkhart. Burk.
hart knew at the time for what purpose the
oil was intended. Early this morning. be-.
fore daylight, six masked men took Burk.
hart from Officer Kent, carried him a short
distance from town and hung him to tree,
but let him down before life was extinct.
They wanted confession from him. but Ia
had confessed. yesterday all he knew, ana
implicated himself. There are fears Tint
Adams will be done the same way Tonight
and allowed TO remain hanging. Burshart
is not seriously hurt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29
VI ENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED
POPULARITY OF
vi cocks Porous PIaSterS?

Because they have proved
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Remedy ever invented. They
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coughs, rheumatism, neural
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Applied to the small of the
back they are infallible in
Back-Ache Nervous Debility
and all Kidney trouble; to
the pit of the stomach they
are a sure cure. for Dyspep-
STA and Live Complaint,
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERSa are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure.
Beware of limitations that
blister and burn. Get AL
LCOCK's the only Genuine
Porous Plaster
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29
TERMS OF ADVERTISING per inch
SPACE. wk W I'm I'm m "

Special Notices, proceeding marriages and
deaths, will be charged IS per cent. in addi-
ton 10 above rates
Legal Advertisements at rates provided by
Law
Business Cards not exceeding Eve line $
per year. Every additional line fifty cents
Bannsss Notices. inserted IN the ne,cs column
and al notices ds'igned 10 promote ia3iriurl IN
teress, ,rai he ehIriSd at the rate OF ffty cent,
Ter TIE Frt Inn Hiten cents for eIcA succeeding
iinc for one reek
All accounts for advertising are due at the
time OF the hrsl insertion of the advertisement
Advertisements should be marked the length
At time TO be inserted, otherwise thev will be
continued till forbid, or at the option OF III.
publisher ans charged accordingly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

AGENTS T Taa'sd f Ts is1a aai:s snd
Edison's Instantaneous Piano and Organ Mu-
sic. Enclose stamp for catalogue and terms.
EDISON MUSIC CO., e29 Chestnut ST. Phila.,
Pa. ia IO-6m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

Jordan, George L.
Jackson, Thomas
Jenkins, Josiah
Key, Charles H..
Key, Peter E.,
Lancaster. Jaaes j.
Lancaster, Simon 5.
Lyons, James
MollJhorn, VIM. j.
Morgan, James H
Middleton, Rich. II.
Mudd, .Richard
Newman, Marcellas
Norris, George 3.
Norris, Jamas N
Pssey. Thomas
Proctor, George H.
Proctor. Pet
Price, James N.
Posay, William d.
Page. Elias II.
Boy, George
Richmond, Fred. A.
keadp David, H..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

Raynor, Sm ,tb
S,mmes. ' ,enrv
Short, J ,mes
90 come \ vi lie, William
81 S.o' .dert, VIM. T.
o. nmes, James G.
link field, Humphry
Swami, Samuel
Swami, Allocious
Short, VIM. H Sr.
SHINES, William F.
Smallwood, Hanson
Thomas, Jacob J. A.
Thomas, William F.
Templeman, Walter
Tillman, William
Thomas, John F.
Thomas, Richard
Tennison, Francis
Tyler, David
Thomas, Charles c.
Thompson, Ben.
ashington, Ferd.
illett, James E.
W healor, John
Whea or. Francis
!. w Gems, Thomas
Nhea or. : indy
Whea or. Moses
Wise. Pen.
" hra or, Joseph \.
ills, Edward f.
Wills, John 3.
Wills, VIM. T.
Yates, Francis
\. NEALE,
ration, 9Th Dis ricf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

|Clagett, Octavious
Cole, George T.
| Colbert, Hanson
Colbert, Rufus
Clements, Joseph A.
Covington, w. E. Il.
| C!agett, Richard II,
| Du ton, VIM. A. j.
| Dyson, James II.
| Dyson, William TT
| Donnall. WIZ am ]
Norv ,lW
Dyson, II omas G.
Davis. j. mes ",
+ enWr k, Andrew
Fowl cr, Charles II.
For est, Fenwick W
t crest, William A.
Green, James II.
Green, William
CAMEL, Reuben
Hreen, George w.
Higdon, John s.
Herbert, Charles r.
Harris, Henry r.
Hamilton. W illiam
Hemersley, Samuel
Herbert, Richard 3
ulNten. j James u
Hayden, Pnsey F.
Hayden, Joseph F.
Herbert, John T.
Hayden, Martin
Hayden. Thee. H
Hayden, Luke
CHARLES
Officer of r egis'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

jackson, VIM. r.
Lee, " m. J.
Mankins, George W.
Mitchell, Jos
Murdoch, Robert H.
Mattingly, John J.
Maddox, Isaac
Maddox, James
Marbury, Robt.
Nea e, John
Nelson, Frederick
Ow ems, Lemuel B.
Owens, Francis l.
Price, Richard
Queen, John R.
koss, William
Simmons, Jos. W.
Simmons, Robt. II. Jr
Skinner, Daniel
Smith, James
Simmons. Jas. A.
skinner, Sylvester
Savoy, Thomas
w elch, Pat. J.
Williams, Geo. F.
w ard, John
W ard, Reb.
w arren, Yancey
W ashington, VIM.
W asnin gton, VIM. B
W s.ington, Jno. II
!. HINDLE,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

- hppe ute Flesh, Color, Strength and vigor-
you GOV 60, .t these, take Ayers Sarsaparilla,
"nlen VIII esahfer them upon .yus in rapid sue
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

90 A WEEK. sl2 day at home EARLY
- z e. 'oSt- outfit free, Address
TRUE 4 ''oC Augusta Maine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

The following is complete list of qualified
voters registered in the 2nd Election
District at the second September
Sitting 1882.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

The following is complete list of qualified
voters registered in the 3rd Election
District at the September
Sitting 1882.
Butler, John S. Maddox. Robert A.
Bowie, John Maddox, Henry c..
Bowie, John r. Morris, George
Basin, Lorenza Maddox, james
Braddock, Wn. L. Maddox, Joseph
Boswell, John F. Posey, Il. Harrison
Banister, John Posey, Thomas
Berry, WTm. E. Posey, Noble
Barber, Robert Rison, John F.
Cooley, Francis Ross, Joseph
CIR, Edward j. Radcliffe, Robt d. P
Craig, George Skinner, Thomas
Carroll, William Simpson, Alonza
Huntington, w. W. Small wood, ]. II.
French, Murdoch Speake, Jno. A of Jno.
Franklin, Joseph S. Shannon, Fras d.
Groves, Thomas F. Skinner, Thos. E.
Garland, Clifton Simmons, Thornton
Grlsset, VIM. W. Smith, Timothy A.
Hart, John W. Simmons, Francis
Jordon, VIM. Speake, Samuel H.
jackson, Bailey Tyler, James
jackson, Robt. Sr. Thompson, Vim. B.
Luttrell, George NJ. Thomas, Isaac
Limerick, Thos. 3. Wallace Jess
Milstead, Albert Weller, Geo. w.
Milstead, Thos. R. Wi Is, Alfred
Mason, John w.
TIMOTHY A. SMITH.
Officer Of Registration, 3rd District.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

Boarman, Francis L
Burch, James B.
Bro n, Anthony
Boarman, James
Bailey, Alexius
Boarman, Andrew ]
Brown, W ashingtoI
Butler, George
Cooksey, VIM. H.
Cox, Samuel Jr.
Clements, Hugh
Cooksey, Math. A.
Canaan, Jas. A.
Contee, Richard
Clements, John A.
Carter, Francis H.
Ching, Gerard
Campbell, VIM. 81.
Digges, Charles c.
Dyson, Math
Dent. John A.
Dobbins, Jas.
Dent, Geors:
Dorsey, james
Ellis, Edward
Ferguson, Wal. D.
Freeman, Henry G.
Haw kins, Robt.
Hill, James
Jameson, VIM. p.
Jameson, Fras- A.
Jameson, Chas. II.
jackson, fred
JOH.
GMcer af Reois'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

Butler, George
Butler, Charles II.
Butler, William d.
Briscoe, John w.
Brown, Dominick
Burroughs, Lewis E
Bailey, Jan. es H.
Bailey, James ].
Burroughs, Lewis
Burroughs, w. Mex
Bell, Hlllery
Bordley. Frank
Butler, Theodore
Boarman,. John W:
Boarman, James III,
Briscoe, luke
Blair, Patrick
Burgess, Walter,
Bell, Hanson
Boswell, Joha w.
Bailey, James T.
Brown, Joln,F..
Bagley, WilIiam A..
Colbert, Thomas, NJ.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

Allen, John F.
Barnes, Benton
Beall, John W.
Beall, Henry l.
Bowie, Ethelbert
Beall. Alfred ii.
Bowie, Uriah
Bowie, William Jr'
Cooley, Alex.D.
Cox, Jas. C.
Chunn, John n.
Clements, John W.
Collins. George L.
Carter, William
Canter, William
Dent, Lemuel
Day, Middleton
Dent, John A.
Davis, Robert
FarralI, Joseph
Garrett, Francis F.
Herd, George NJ.
Hanson, Samuel
Herd, Joseph A.
Hemsley, Luther
Hanson, Ernest
Jones, Alfred
Jameson. Napolcan
Jackson, Joseph
Jones, Charles L.
Jones, Thomas
WILLIAM ,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29
District No. 9-Patu ~o,,

The following is a complete lie, IF opoli6~
voters registered in tn o,b EIec,ion
c "a, 'n' September
oh'ihe 49,.
Adams, John F. ] ovo lame.
Butler, Alphonsus fnreIand. Richard 7,
D. 'onn H. Savoy, Charles E.
Gan.s'' ahuIem NJ. Skinner, James f.
Dasis' r[ahcis Stewart, James E.
DouSia n, nahi9. Sothoron, John II.
yel; lon LAS S'ene, Joseph
Sa aluinei' iHsnr Slater, James
Ga5i, ~ IN Thompson, John N.
G " ~ on as E.Thomas, Richard
oaru!he'' Ibe t Thomas, James
GaraMel, Jam s Webster, Thomas E.
Jeniief, 't,sepi Watson, Luther +.
'ohAs"h' Sew la G. Wall, John 7.
H.. . PHILIP WALL,
UT Ger o. .Registraoion, 9th District.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

The following is complete list of qualified
voters reg istereaia the 5th Election
District at the September
Sitting 1882
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

"a iiiIS'
in the 9th Election
the September
Ig 1882.
Miles, Francis
}. Murray William F.
Mudd, Henry E.
'.Neale, John w.
Page. W alter NJ.
Padgett, Joseph V.
Padgett, Thomas A.
Padgett, Elisha f.
Plowden, Michael
Robey Peter w.
hoot, Sam ucl IL.
r pbey, George r.
Robey, Samuel IL. Jr.
Robey, VIM. L.
Roberts, Henry
Robey, Thomas l.
Robertson Henry G.
Robertson, Hoskin II
Reeve, Samuel c.
Shaw, William C.
Short, VIM.
S'umpner, Joseph
Shaw, W alter NJ.
Spalding. Basil w.
Shorter, John
Tucker, John E
Tucker, Y ates G,
Tucker, Thomas ".
Wiilett, Rudolph F.
Wi lett, muel Y.
" il.ett> George W.
W are, Edward
Willess. Warren O.
vii ext Henry
" illicit, Richard III
illett, Richard 6.
" heller. Lemuel
" AIDE, John Il.
" il EFT, lanes F.
" , kerSoD, Be nnett
" ashlngton, Henry
" illett, Cnas. II.
B. GREEN,
alton, 9Th District.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29
REGIST RATION LIST.
The following Is a list of voters
registered at the September
sitting, 1882.
District No. Port Tobacco.

sitting, 1882.
District No. Port Tobacco.
The following is complete list of qualiheo
voters registered in the lst Election
District at the September
Sitting 1882.
Brown. Henry Kelly, Francis d.
Berry, George Kelly, Robert Jr.
Blair, James E. Kelly, Robert Sr.
Berry, Vim. c. Kelly, Francis
Barnes, Hillary Luckett, lhos. II.
Clark, Joseph Lomax, Geo. W.
Clark. Basil 4. Lyon, Thomas E.
Goats, William II. Milhurn, John A.
Clark. Basil Matthews, Thos. 4.
Dent. Alfred Mason, Madison
Dement,. William l.. Murphy, James B.
Edelen, Paul Maddox, John B.
Frederick. John o Pierce, Henry
Gregory. Geo }. Padget', Benz. ii.
GRAY, Charles II. Padgett. James l..
Horney, Robert P. Penn, Oscar
Hamilron, John PaGgett, Charles
Hamilton, Fras. p. Rouzier. Daniel
Hungerford, Jacob Ratcliife. .losias
Hamilton. John P. Robey, Uriah
johnson, Philip F. Robey, Thos. P.
Jones, Isaac Turner, John A
Jones, Walter J. Taylor, Joseph w.
Jacks, Vincent Turner, Gerard H..
Jackson, James Wilmer, William r.
Kelly, Chas. A. Wenck, Andrew G.
Kelly, John o. Young, Samuel b.
H. COX HEWITT,
Officer of Registration 1st District.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29
Spring & Summer Millinery
JUST RECEIVED.
20
Mrs. J. v. sMOoT, Port Tobacco. Nj

u ESPECTFULLY invites the attention o.
II the Ladies to her stock Of NEW MILL
merry and FANCY GOODS. AT her residence
or the square in one Of the wings Of the Indian
King. She names, in part, the following -
All STYLES of trimmed and Hntrimmed Hats,
and Bonne,s: Flats, Sunshades aud Lakeside:
Ribbons: American and French Flowers: Laces
imitation and real; lace and silk Neckties: lace
Bibs; Italian and thread Laces hemsiitched
md plain Handkerchiefs; Hamburg Edgings;
she'll gilt, pearl and jet Ornaments; Switches,
Plairs Braids, Collars and Cuffs of all kinds
md shape; Coliarets, Cuffs aud Rulings; Nett;
yeilngs; Skirt Protectors; Pins: Fancy Soaps,
Tuck Combs, Skirt Braids, BustIes, Corsets,
Belts, Towels, Buttons, &c, &c.
She will take and execute orders for DRES
MAKING.
Port Tobacco " 1878
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

Adams, John
Acton Christopher
Adams, Samuel F.
Atchison, VIM. L. J
Acten, William l.
Berry, William 7.
Bean. John
Berry, Thomas B. Jr
Bains. Stephen W.
Bealle, John W.
Brawner, Sawney
Boswell, Charles A.
Chapman. Stephen
dement,, William E.
Duckett, Sandy
Ferguson, VIM. A.
Gillum, Alexander
Garner, George L.
Green, John E.
iGroves. James II.
IGates, Dennis A.
Green, Francis B.
Hicks, W ashington
Herbert, Edward II.
Hoffman. John
Hamilton, Geo. II. II
johnson, Henry
Jenifer, w lillian
Lucas, John D.
ILut as, George H. j
Logins, William
Logins, Robert
Lyon. James T.
Mcpherson. Spencer
Marshall, Dennis b.
NJ urray, William 4.
Martin, Wm. A.
Moore, Thomas
Martin, Philip
Mari, W alter VI,
Mari, James 4.
Med iey, James F.
FRANCIS
Officer ofRegis'l
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-29

8. Jameson, BENZ. A.
Kelly, Samuel
Lancaster, Wash.
Lancaster, Saml. g.
Lyon, VIM. A.
I. Moran, Sylvester E.
| Phillips, Nathan ].
Posey, John w.
Penn, George
Posey, Adrian
Payne. Richard ].
Robertson, John r.
Reeder, George
Robertson, Ed. w.
Simpson, Joseph j.
Spalding, George
SWEENEY, Charles
Swan, William J.
Short, Geo. w.
Swami, Philip B.
Simpson, VIM. E.
Smoothers, Lewis Il.
Simpson, VIM. a.
Turner, Jno. W.
Thomas, HilIery
Thompson, Thos. B.
Thompson, John r.
Thomas, James
Thomas, Oiander
w arren, Jorden
W arren, George Ii.
Young, Henry
Yates, James h..
\ E. WARE,
:rstion, 4th District.