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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-01

WAMU ~ IN people are always on the
MH lookout for chances to in
" crease theirearnngs and in
mn time become wealthy; those
main in poverty. We offer a great chance to
make money. ewant many r. en-, women,
boys and girls to work for us right in their
own localities. Any one can do the work prop
erly from the first start. The business will
pay more than ten times ordinary wages.
Expensive outfit furnished free. Noone who
engages fails TO make money rapidly. You
can devote your whole time to the work, or
only your spare moments. Full information
and all that is needed sent free. Address STIN-
SON & Co, Portland Maine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-28

won fame on the American
turf before be landed IN
England. He unfortunafaIv
missed the Two Thousand Guineas
but won the Derby by half a length
and the st. Leger. over a longaI
course, by length. The thrones Of
hoTse-taming Yorkshire men who
crowd the Town Moor 1T Doncasta-
are better judges Of genuine sport
than the LOndOners who make AN
annual holiday at Epson, and the
welcome they gave to Ifoquois was
warmer than the ovation accorded
to him at Epson. Lrcquols Is a
brown horse with enc white fore,
foot, and shows splendid action ANA
staying powers. In both races he
enjoyed the benefit Of Arch
er's riding, Lord Falmouth re-
signing his claim to that Jock
ey' S services in the st. Leger, Be.
tween these two great events he won
the Prince of wales Stakes at As
cot, giving nine pounds. The sue
cess of Mr., LOrilIard's horse is to be
attributed in no small degree to his
American trainer, Pincas, who. as a
well-informed correspondent of the
Spirit at the Times, writes. took a
lame horse from tile hands Of his
predecessor and won the great event
of the year" How great a horse
IrOquOis is, Is proved by the fact that
since the establishment of the two
races, only nine double victories
have been gained Hugh Craig, in
HG9per's A0qGzjAe for August.
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LIMITED

iLImHED.}
y greet WiRchesteg ST., gr-r,r
AED
&~F ~A&z CITY, vr
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NOTICE..

Complaints having been made
that Cattle, being herded in Citv
Creek Canyon, are permitted to be-
foul the stream known as City Creek
IN said canyon, notice is herebv
given, to all persons interested, that
any person guilty of permitting
Cattle, Horses, Mules, Sheep, Swine
Or live stock OF any description to
befOul the waters of City Creek win
be dealt with according to law.
ANDREW BURT,
I City Marshal.
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Certilcates Il Deposit Issued Payable On p,
-maLd.
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HOMES. HOMES
FOR SALE By

$3.50 4og G1Y ss B9 on 5t o.. or f E5gE
nice shades, h!orsnt "aIer, etc one DOCK
brom Main street II
c1sO0 A BUsINEs5 Plat OF
91OOO' grounC, 1917 feet frontage, on
Commercial street, near Fist 5 Outh. rare
chance for an inVestu emit. IS
81, OUU' Heuse rooms, lot 5z6 rods of
ground, south front together 18th good
orchard, II caIline and nCtfar +. en- business,
10+h Ward A
e1ea0 ADOBE HOUSE OF -FOUR
P1OOO 10 ms, hall, 20 Oh, etc; lot 4Xl0
reds of ground, with go d variety Of fruit
trees; hall block from car line Eleventh Ward
c7nS0 RUSTIC HOUSE OF FIVE
R10OC rooms stable and other OUthOusts
lot 5x1O TOds of ground east fro4t' good
fruits md ateI; en- car line and good lOcaltiT
&o500 A SPECULATION AN ADOBE
POoOV house Of five rooms, good cellar,
and full corner lot, having frontage Of 495
feet of ground, with large growing shade
trees and about $50 Cf thu choicest kinds Of
fruit trees, all bearing coed fruit; this lot can
he subdivided into seven choice building lots;
situated en- the corner Of Seventh East and
Third South streets, enc block from car line.
81
.I0Oa ALARGE TWO STORY ADOBE
y l. = - house q eight rooms, inOuofn
style, with bow window, dOuo-e porcLes,
etc.; a nice, large lot in god cultivation,
facing south and west, aud affords a grand
view of the city; water plent7, and close TO
business, at the head Of Main street. s.
200 a COY HOUSE OF ROOMS
p1O0V' and porch; also fine stone fCuns
dalton Tor new addition. Lot l-2NI0 roos
Of ground, in splendid fruits. one and half
blocks from ear line Sc
0mGa FleXt to Wakes iGgse,
MAIN STR EEE
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0ESE8ET @ATIoH3 6Hg
SALT LAKE CITY

"eeeiyea Deposits Payable On gsms13
"uys end Sells Exchange on New y5,l
Can raTTclsco, Chicago, 81. Toui.
o man ~. London and Principal Cont
u "''s COLLECTIONS, Renting Pro
essds Promptly.
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q aihosized Capital, G3Ga,Ooo.
s..i---;, Par sTIB. E5b
PSF s2AG-.-s
~ Eshoiders LisJ!e for Amoun, -I,..
called % S6araS.
80 AaD Sell 5IEHLIrs EZoasraf
9s,g G.sa SCI Ljralts On Tie Cz.
CI.itca atgses.
Advances made On lca5iguncnts ~,.
and bullion received forsa.a,
interest Allowed On Certificate
Deposit,
90 li5Hs EA1E az Law
<ioooa1'ts L,7E az ne asoa,
rl1c'eA- Col-Esr ORD
'2a.27--seaa a-a C.-. LII t-z4
10" -+rns E.z1narzs Ea-..rs
-sf Eauea.,, Bans.
'--aEa-- -l-La .ar Ill
% rzs
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

The bids for Maryland tobacco required
by the French government were opened in
Paris Wednesday. The number of hogshead:
to be supplied was 5000 and the successful
competitors were the Partisan correspondents
of Messrs. A. Schumacher L Co., whose eSti-
mates were the lowest for two-thirds of the
entire amount; Mr.. E. E. Wenck, of Baltimore,
the remainder. The tobacco is to be delivered
one third on September 18TH one-third on
December d, and the balance on March ed,
1884. No award was made of the Ohio tobac-
CO contract, as the stock on hand was INSULT
cent to fill the acquisitions.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

A sad and unfortunate case of mistaken
identity occurred near Newburg on Wednes-
day last, which resulted in The serious shoot
ing of a colored man by Mr.. George Higges,
under peculiarly distressing circumstances. Mr..
Higges, it seems, has some favorite cherry
trees on his land, the fruit of which be is par
ticularly DESTROYS of keeping from destruction
Lately be has been much troubled by crows
destroying this fruit, and be told his hands TO
kill all they near the trees. On the after
noon of W einesiay little colored lad went TO
Mr.. liggeS and told him that crows were IN
the cherry trees. Mr.. II. hastily seized his
gun and made his way rapidly and stealthily
to the tree. When he reached guuShot distance
he remarked to the boy that be saw no crows,
bat the boy pointed out 10 him a black object
up among the branches, which Mr.. II. mistook
for crows, and raising his gun fired. As soon
as the report died away there was thud Of a
heavy body falling TO the ground, and on
Fastening to the tree Mr.. II. found that he had
shot one of his colored hands, named Charles
Green, and that the black object he SAY in the
Stee " 10 inc haa ua' Consequently 'HS "Ho'e
loai of the gun which was charged with No.
duck shot, had gone right into the mans head
As soon AS he found out his unfortunate mis-
take Mr.. Higges was greatly overcome with
establishment and grief; he, however, immedia'
tely sent the boy who was with him, and who
is son of tn. wounded man, to DR.. R,eder.
When the Dr. arrived be found the IN IN face
very much lacerated with the shot aud one
eye entirely out. Though at our last accounts
the man was still alive. We understand, that
the doctor enterlains little hope OF his recovery
Mr.. Higges. who is very young man, feels
deeply and sensitiSely the unfortunate mis-
take he made, and has done ali in his power 10
alleviate the suferings of the wounded man
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15
Mr.. BOsweli's Hin eSS.

We spoke last week Of the illness of VIM.
Boswell, Esq, in Biltim,rs and now we are
sorry to have to report that there has been no
change in his wetk ana exhausted condition,
and that he still continues confined to his bed
in that city, in p ostrate and prec.rions state.
He is faithfully attended by Ms Boswell, who
has never left his bedside and his medic Al at
tendant is Dr. John Vln Bibbar. Ever since
the operations, to which We allud ID last week,
were performed on Mr.. Boswell, his condition
era impression thu, in his weak and dehilita-
ted state, he was unable to stand the loss OF
blood occasioned thereby Certain it is that
since that time there has been rapid change
for the worse in his condition, ana on last
Tuesday it was thought that he WAS sinking SO
rapidly that it was deemed advisable TO send
for his children, who still emlined in Port
Tobacco. They left here by the early train on
Wednesday morning, but when they reached
his bedside they found him greatly improved
1t was thought advisable by the physician to
bring Mr. Boswell to his home and he was ex-
pected here by the evening train last night.
We earnestly hope that the change from the
hustle aud noise of the city to the peaceful and
quiet comfort O. his home may soon have the
effect of restoring Mr.. Boswell to his accustom-
ed health, and in this wish we are heartily sec
onded by his many friends throughout the
county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15
Juris Iict.On Of Magistrates.

In the Baltimore city Court of Common
Pleas in the case of E Shriver Reese, attorney
&C., vs.. A. W. Hawks, Judge Duffy decided
that the defendants plea. to the jurisdiction
should be sustained, and judgment of non
pros was entered. Tn: Judge decided that his
court had jurisdiction in matter over 500 and
under $500, but in this case the two notes sued
on were each for 500, and the suits should be
brought before justice of the peace who had
jurisdiction to that amount. The plaintiff
claimed that the interest due on the notes m ,de
them such sum above the jurisdiction of q
justice OF the peace but the Judge decided tina
a magistrate could give judgment on a note
for 500 and iuteres', though the total would
be above the amount fixed ia the law az the
limits of his jurisdiction. The subject is one o
great importance, as the question has freqently
arisen, and the bar have with great interes
awaited its judicial determination.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

very refreshing rain tel asst sun
day night, and everything appeared much re-
iieved by IT, Corn was aeeding his raia quite
badly, and shows the g-od Effects Sc-y plainly
Accompanying this rain was very heavy
wind storm from the South which dill some
little damage 10 the wheat fields 10y beating it
down in those localities where the sheat was
ripe, no lasting injury was done. - it soon
reared i'sslf again unier the infacnce Of warm
weather Of the following day. Tobacco plant
lag WAS also again in order, aud n land was
msfe generally ready aud plsn,s larger than at
the preceding seas n II Is safe to presume that
nearly the whole crop Of the couaty has been
planted tins seek
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15
School Matters.

1t will be seen by reference to tine notice
OF the school board in this issue, that the next
meeting which occurs on the 18th inst. has
no reference whatever to white schools, but
only the colored teachers will be attended TO
on that day We deem it necessary to mention
this, for some of the white teaches, seeing the
notice, might be misled into the belief that it re-
fers to all schools, and that they will be re-
quired to present their reports on that day
The meeting of the board for the purpose OF
receiving the reports of the white schools will
not take place until some time in July. The
colored teachers are required to present their
reports at the meeting next Tuesday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15
The Wind.

The severe wind storm of last Sandy
night did considerable d image to trees, and
travel was seriously ncommoded on Monday
bv the falling of these across the public road
way. The greatest difficulty, that we have
heard of, was on the road leading from this
village to Cox's Station. As the sides of the
trees and branches were thrown across the
70 I'd bed and in some places travellers had to
take the woods to procure passage. The road
hands, however, were prompt in removing the
instructions and the way was soon cleared
Many branches Of trees were blown off in this
village and in some instances residences escaped
narrowly from being injured by them. but nc
serious harm resulted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15
No Juri.diction over wii-.Bcat.r~.

\ few ds,s ago George stephens Of Fro,;-
burg, Alegh M county, Vas ir.ri and convict
ed BY Justice Harbursh, OF the ofrnse Of wife
beating under the act Of lSS2 oh'pter l2o.
aud sentenced to two months In jail HIS
couBsel sought his release on haUcts corpus on
the ground tina, Justices OF the Peace have 10
jurisdiction under the act. Tao Language
tried a Cd convicted b, court Of competent
jurisdiction judge Syos'er has lied opin.
ION deciding that Justices o. the Peace have nc
jurisdiction in the ust,e7, AMI ordered the re-
lease OF the prisoner.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15
New Steam err.

The Steamboat Armenia, purchased by
Henry Bros, of Baltimore, from New York, to
be used as an excursion boat between Wash
ington, and Lower Cedlr Point, on the Poto-
mac river, where her owners are proprietor o.
large hotel and summer resort, has just com
pleted thorough overhauliug Of hull, mach.
Monday last and will probably make her ini,ia
trip to-day. The Armenia was formerly day
boat between New York and Albany .-BiHo
Sun 18th inst
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15
Ental Matters.

B9r The subscriptions price of The
TINES is 81. per amman If puid IN
adrance or at any time wjthin the cur
rent gear; If nal paid wjthin the gear
$3.50 wiU be inrsriably charged, as
arrays heretof"re, anil from this r"le
no e.cceWion wW be made
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15
Siiks, SILKS. Sllk<.

Pin Head Cheek ii Ks s,4ai value .Is.f ~,
are selling at ~ ccnts F4rr SIX Black hg..
cAds Grenadines, -, aetna! sat4e : 81
SILKS a, b. S..As az So SIS a, g. N4a /.
Eeilluss. al pare " 90 s,Iest Ia4l3e width,
~ niche, - de, -. t.a,A silks, heavy Gsos
Gfain. 81, sexual s@Iu, ; - Co5orcl Ssss.
GtrncJ, Navy Blue Grceu. Slcc! GrAr aad
Bi.ck, -. Color,i Cashmgrrs pure soUl ell
ing, widest duGhie iiih, 10 ~rraa berry aud
Electric Blue, >. Fancy - a. and Sumner
silks, S1t. actual value : Black >arab
silks, extra y tde. and Black SAjta Ehadausrs.
; real value, : So MN Vel Ings tus
quality. in E.eCirle Blue aud S'rAstvTgy, -
tolugrd CashmeTys, - lirsI double width, puFr
Ool 10 Ftnk, Cream, OK Blood. Straw brrr,
au3 Electric Blue 50. oar very haesi quAagy
heavy Gros Grain Black French >ilks. reiuae4
from - - 10 : 80. sad our hge q 4aiTty BlsyA
French silks, heavy Ores Cram satin fuisb.
reduced from St.75 to ; - Braehed Table
Damask, all pure Linen, slightly sosIei, -.
worth b
= 90 10 81 IS CARTER :,
III Market Space Washington, y. {.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15
When to Cut Hay.

1t is nearly time to cut the early crop OF
hay There are a number of things to deter
mine the proper time to do this work. First as
to the feeding value of the hay. For this, as
far as quality is concerned, there is no doubt
that the grass and clover should be cut just be-
fore the blossoms begin to die. From that time
to the end of blossoming, though, there may
be an increase in the weight of the hay gath
cred, it is Of much poorer quality; Eutritive
elements are not increased materially and there
is much larger per cent. of indigesta6ie
woody fibre There i. also practical advant-
age in cutting the hay early, at it prolongs
the haying season and permits of less hurry
and therefore more care in gathering the crop.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

The hospitabe bachelor residence of Mr..
JOS A. Gray, Jr, was thrown open to young
people on last Friday night, and quite brilliant
galaxy from all parts of the county assembled
to enjoy the pleasenses of Terpsichore. As is
usual, when Joe has any matter in hand, the
affair was decided success, both in point of
numbers and completeness ofits appointments
The bellies of the county, in neat, cool and
becoming dresses, ably sustained the enviab!e
reputation we have already gained for beauty
The honor of carrying off that inestimable boon
to woman, the belleship, was we understand
universally voted to one Of our own immediate
neighborhood. Joe was ably assisted in his
management Of the afflir by several married
ladies of his vicinity, and to them as well as to
him, belong the credit for its great success.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

Those persons ~bo annually attend tbs
closing exercises AT Charlotte HILL Academy
have heretofore had great iii uli, IA .-su5iu ;.
proper snd o1.n1rtibie AecSn.np it'1ns TOT
themselves or Ihcir hoses. aal thu, fast IA,
We know, deferred great many "ho :" ouid
otherwise lake pleasure in attending these
int-restin! exercises. This trouble Is nov
sought to be obviated By Mr. b. ". Siye, OF
that place VIII announces 10 another column
that he has made conpleie arrangements for
the comfort OF all who may favor HIN with their
custom when they attend the closing exercise.
of the Ac ,iemy. Tnis enterprise on the par
Of Mr. Slye is to De greatly commended and We
trust those who attend this year will give him
their custom.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

The following recipe for washing fruit
trees and preventive Of borers has been fur
who has used it with great success for four
years: The present is the best time for using
it as the eggs are deposited at about this time.
Take four quarts of lime, 2lbs. of concentrated
lye, 3 lbs. of sulphur, 10. good tobacco, two
quarts of SCOT, thoroughly dissolve each separ-
ately, and then mix together with about 60
gallons of water This makes enough for
thoroughly washing 500 trees of about six
inches diameter, and given a find smooth fresh
bark to the trees.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

We arc indebted to the Executive Commit
tee of the Society of Alumni of the University
of Georgetown for an invitation to attend the
annual reunion of the Society which viii take
at the College on Jane 2.Ih ani s'h, inst.
We are also requested by the committee to state
that they have endtavorei to send Invitations
10 all the old students and graduates of the
college in the county; and that II any have
been over looked they will confer u favor by
sending their names at ouce % The college in
order that the mistake may be corrected. Every
effort has been made by the committee 10
make this one Of the most enl pyab!e OF the Sc
pisaseat reunions; and it promises. We learn, 10
be OF the best attended vet held.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

TO IDVERTTSERS.-THE TINES hdci"g a
erger circulation than any other paper among the
aefligent farmers and business men Of Charles
Cotety, offers superior inducements to advertisers
0 itye,f their announcements in columns. SEND
or card rates; ,Utich iO,c dtg other paper
nS).t5tern MUyLand. to sty nothing a5oM ctrcu'd-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

Personal.
We learn from the E.stern Vrginian,
published at Onancock, Va, that the Rev. F.
NJ Burch, who since his ordination TO ministry
h IS had charge of the Episcopal Church a,
tn 1t place, has resigned his charge an accept
ed call to Richmord Va, as assistant rector
of ST Johns Church in that city. Mr. Burch
is a native of this county where he has m,ny
friends aad this advantageous change in his
circumstances will be noted by them with
pleasure.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

La Plata seems determined 10 keep ahead,
and is quick to encourage everything that will
tend to her progressiveness The latest enter
prise is debating society, which was organ
lied on last Monday night, with TIVE professors,
one ply stefan and one ex merchant, AS incor-
porators The place of meeting is the back
porch of Farrall's Hotel, selected We suppose
for its close proximity to the front porch. The
first question de ba ted was (which has the
greater influence on man, womIn or money, -"
the affirmative being taken by the burnside
professor and the ex merchant and the mega
tive by the close cropped professor and the
who in an elaborate, verbose and high dictuna
argument. OF an hours duration elucidated his
side of the question, but from un4ccountable
cause be got the matter mixed, and fire.
quently in the course of his argument be
would substitute the word ,chiskey for money,
making it appear that woman's influence W.
greater than whiskey this no one presuL
to deny, whereupon the prof. got I'd and
said he considered the matter a personal insult
but did not intend to apollo ize for ans thin z
he had said. Thou. ID ex ,ctly what he said
and exactly what he was expected to apologize
for nobody x.ctly knew. The meeting ad
journed to meet merit time.
EIsEMAN Bros, popular tailor and clothiers,
| W ashngtOn, ID. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

The hearing of the writ Of hdbsi, corpus,
which was sued ont by the friends Of Geo. W
Carpenter, Jr, now confined in jtil on the
charge of rape, WAS had on Wedn sday morn
ing last before his honor, Judge Brooke. The ar
gument of the case was confined TO the ques
ton of the sim ssibiity to bail and the amount
of bail to be fixed and was argued b. l.. 4.
Wilmer aud S E. Mudd on the par, of the
prisoner aud J. F. Matthews for the State
After patient hearing Of the argument of the
counsel Judge Brooke decided the offence wal
bailabe and xed the amount Of bail at $4,000
The prisoner being unable 10 furnish the bail
required, the Court made a rule allowing the
clerk of the Court to receive aud approve the
bad when filed III the absence Of the Court.
The amount fixed by the Court is much greater
than was anticipated by the friends of the
prisoner, aud there was some doubt expressed
AS to his ability 10 procure the required
amount. Up to time of going to press the
bond had not been filed, though strenuous ef
forts are being made by the friends of CArpen-
ter to have the bond fled
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-15

Mis- 7 l.. Beaumont Bt't,m-rr, slys: %!
contracted fryor ana ague aud since using
Browns Iroa Btiers have not had chill"