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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-13
A Soft Place for q Son.ia-laW.

The deanery OF Windsor was no sooner
vacated than it was filled by the ap-
pointment thereto of a son iu-law of the
late archbishop of Canterbury, and Lon
don Truth says of the situation: The
deapefy Of Windsor is nominally worth
1900 year, but the dean usually gets
more than this, as there are various
perquisites = and fees connected with
the garter, of which order he is regis
TRAITOR, and ceremonies in her majesty's
Free Chapel" of St. Georges involve
large payments to the chapter. The fee
for funeral is 4250. The dean, more
over, rs resident chaplain to the queen,
which means that when the court is at
Windsor he has to walk up to the castle
every morning at 9 o'clock to read pray
ers in the private chapel, and, besides,
he usually takes part in the Sunday
morning service in the same sanctuary.
He has also to provide bed and board
for dignitaries and royal chaplains who
come to Windsor for ceremonies, or to
preach on Sunday unless, indeed, they
are invited to stay ut the castle. The
allowances for these services is, be-
lieve, e5O0 year, and if the dean is I'M
able to perform the duties at any time,
he has 8 substitute in the queens
Reader" post ususlly held by the
vicar of New Windsor. The deanery is
q most delightful house, comfortably and
we'll arranged, inside, and with a ter
in England; while beneath, on a level
with the slopes, in the queens private
grounds, the dean has large andpret.
tily-arranged garden, where DR.. and
Mrs. Wellesley used to give afternoon
parties. The work is very light, for the
dean has four canons leach 1000 q
year, and four minor canons (each e200)
to assist him in doing the chapel duty
perhaps the closest approximation to do.
ing nothing obtainable in these days.
Hats, Caps and Plugs.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
No photographer has yet been able tc
define hat. They all say it is a cover
ing for the head; so is a cap, bonnet,
ard in Spain mantilla. Hats indicate
mans rank and station in ]ife-his
business and calling. The preacher and
lawyer wear q plug; the miller, a SLOUGH,
all whitened with flour; the student 8
cap; the jockey always wears 6
skull cap. An Indian begs or steals an
old one. cuts hole in the CROWD, stufs
the orifice with feathers, and walks
around the camp with self content. The
colored brother finds an sole hat
brushes it up and wears it on Sunday
and at picnics. The Arizona cowboy
revels in an outrageous brim; narrow
one savors Of cramping civilization.
Nothing is too rich for him. He would
pnt prairie on his head if it would fit.
A plug hat implies sort of dignity and
p1opriety that the SLOUGH hat does not
even hint at. He who wears one mus,
keep the rest of bis dress in harmonious
trim, else the inconsistency of dress is
too marked. A man with plug hat will
buy au umbrella and seek the society
Of ladies. He can't 60 hunting and fish
ing in a plug, nor run, jump, romp, or
get into fight in q plug.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

Immediately after the conclusion of Judge
Geo w. Carpenter, on yesterday, was the
scene of one of the most remarkable and ex-
citing scenes in a court room that was proba-
bly, ever enacted 1t seems that on Tuesday
Judge Magruder propounded question, in his
redirect examination of Miss Scott, who was
on the staad, which Mr.. Mitchell thought had
been previously asked. Judge agruder stated
it had not been asked, whersupon Mr. Wilmer
arose and affirmed with yehemence that IL had
been asked, TO which Judge Masruder respond
ed that il WAS false. The Court raped vigor
ously for order, and some explanation followed
between counsel Ind it Was thought the matter
Was amicably settled, nothing further being
said on the subject either during the st Ssion OF
court or after the nd journment, when both gen
tlemen rem aimed for time / the yard in
conyels zion with their tuends, aud II was
though the matter forgotten. On the conclu-
sion OF Judge Magruder argument Yesterday,
when he was weak and exhausted after ii speech
vi Quo uOui alu = ih'', ahu lhS' - ''N NSutN
was about raknga rec, s., dr. Timer rushed VIC
lsutly upon Judge MA.rui,r, vino Vas at the
time sitting and bending ovsr the bar tatle
with his back 10 his nssailAnt, huadIns up
his papers, and with the exclamation, "lsu
accused me oil ying he dealt him violent
in Quick succession by several others. The large
crowd in attendance upon the trial MAS just
upon the poiLt OF leaving the court room, and
the Judge was just coming down from the
bench. and the result WIS scene OF inde>Crih-
able tumnlt auI excitement. Judge Ma.ruder,
W he WAS entirely unconscious OF the approach
of his assailaut. until h. received his violent
blow upon his temple fell almost unconscious
from has chair. Those stsndIuS nearest the
assaul,ing pTt! were app 'reHlly for the mo
ment paralysed by as;oaishment, bat III a mo-
ment the asssilant WAS seiz j 10y the strong
arm OF a number OF geutlemra, who crowded
upon him and forcibl. separated him from the
uuresisling victim o. his Assault. The crowd
which rushed within the bur ats violently eN-
cited, and threat, OF violence 10 NJ. Wilmer
were heard ON al sides. The judge o; the
Court, soon - liz hid recovered HI, presence
OF mind, rushed in among the crowd, and
CO ANNA nded The pe;,Cr Nr. " Inner was inen
taken from the court room in The custody of
the sheriff, but the excitement continued for
some time .flcrsatd. The sanimous verdict
OF the .ar.e crINI ptrS.nt tPfeIrcd 10 be that
the assault and the manner IN which II Was
m ade Was most Ut Unsuitable, AMI w.,s no eyl-
deuce Of The &C ura.c of the asss'i.I 1t,
EtsENA> os., popular tailor and cls;hicrs,
Washington, u. {.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

We of Port Tobacco never like to acknow-
ledge the superiority of our sister town La
Plate nor do we ever do it in any OF her enter
prises or productions if there is possible loop
hole Of escape. But we are at length pushed
to the wall and forced, however much against
our will, TO admit that in the production OF
straw berries at least the infant burgh is so far
ahead of US, that we have no show whatever
in the race. We reached this conclusion by
receiving from Mrs. 7. +. Farrall, the estima-
BILE wife of the enterprisng merchant Of that
place. box of the finest berries it has ever
been our good fortune TO gaze on raised in
this section of the State. They were grown in
that lady's garden at La Plata, and Of some OF
the fines specimens. about twelve would fill a
pint cup The lady informs US that she has
very large patch all ready to be pulled, and
those that were sent US were picked at random
and not selected for puff" We duly ap
preciate Mrs Farralls kindness in remember
ing the poor printer and gratefully acknowl-
edge the receipt of the gift. We sincerely hope
tha, her strawberry patch nay continue to
bear abundantly and that she may never feel
the want Of one.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
Local Brevities.

Summer Is at hand.
Strawberries at the Centenn a. last san
day. First Of the season.
Mr.. Shaw will deliver his next lecture
here on Sunday evening Do not fail to
attend
Mr.. J. W. A britain, near this village.
has finished siding and cultivating his
corn field.
Geo. c. Merrick, Esq of the Upper
Marlboro bar, was among the visitors to
court this week
The rumor that Mr.. H. G. Rober son is
to remove fro II La Plata to Lothian is, we
understand, not well founded
Orders are pouring in for the Tiger Hay
Rake, with guano attachment. Thompson
and Page sell them.
Very few shad have been caught in the
Potomac for the past ten days. Most OF
the fishermen have 'cut out"
Many farmers have tobacco plants large
enough to be planted, and this crop will
be the next to engage their attention.
1t is distressing to see the number of
potato bugs sitting around waiting for
the potato tops to show above ground.
Spring chickens are scarce and COM
mand big prices You cannot get one to
lay its head on the b 'ock for less than 40
or so cents.
Where is The first straw berry festival to
be held. We have received no advertise
ment as yet, and its the early bird etc
you know.
Gen. Bradley I. Johnson has accepted
the invitation to deliver the annual adj
dress before the literary 50, ieties Of st.
Johns College this year.
The Hay time will soon he here The
light Buckeye Mower will give you more
satisfaction than any machine in the world
Charles CJuntians have tested il.
Samuel James, Carrollton says: Browns
Iron Bittels has greatly relieved me When suf.
fering from dyspepsia"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
MIR. Beale L. Padgett, of our village,

MIR. Beale Z. Padgett, of our village, is
a member of the graduating class of St
Johns College, this year. The Commence
ment exercises take place about the mid
die of the present month
Between Nennor and Virgins it is 4
| hard matter to tell when summer VIII
commence. Virgins now predlc's sever
al fros Tor the present month, and Ven
nor says there will be some very cool days.
On and after next Tuesday, the steamer
Ma tano will stop at Grinder 5 wharf on
Sundays and Tuesdays down anG Wednes
days up the river; d at Brents wharf
and Chapel Point on. thursdays down and
Mondays and Wednesdays up The river.
The Judge OF the 9th district has pur-
chased new, shining buggy; but he Is
not Il candidate for Office. oh, no Only IA
candidate tor matrimony. They do say
that a fair daughter of Virginia had some
thing to ito with this purchase. How Is
it F--we mean, Judge!
Farmers if You have any doubts of OIL
tanning labor to secure your harSeStS. now
is the time to order the reliable buckley {
reapers. They have carried relief and
comfort into many home. Order at
once from Thompson and Fase White
Plains.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

On Saturday last a dwelling, on a farm oil
Mr.. E. c. Dutton, was entirely consumed by
fire. which igin ,,ed by a spark falling on ths
roof; the building be ng old the shingles dry,
the flames quickly spread, and all efforts 10
extinguish the FIRE we're futile. Henry Wood.
land, the teaant, worthy and industrious
colored man, was fortunate enough to save the
most of his furniture. We understand the
property was not insured.
Tobacco plants are looking remarkably vel
and a few persons have planted a portion o.
their crop.
Wheat is looking rs well as can be expected
and if low heading is sign there will be a
powerful yield this year.
In accordance with notice of school board
the Trustees of public school ,, 5th election
district on Tuesday met and organized by
electng c. II. Pesey, Esq chairman.
LEGAL dottings are rather scare, and Madame
Rumor seems to be taking resting spell a
least in this Hei hhorheot. MAC.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

vas elee.~ed county commissioner on the Repub-
ic.-~M ticket in November 1881, and his term
will expire next fall He is about 81 years Of
age and has been married for about 6 years.
He was in attendance at the commissioners
meeting when arrested on last Tuesday week,
and has been since confined in the county Jail
no attempt to procure bail for him having been
made.
This case was given to the jury about u
O'Clock on yesterday, and up to the time of
going to press no verdict had been reached !.
1t is thought the jury will not be able to agree
BOYS CLOTHING, EiSeman Bros, 18th and f
Washington, d. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

Pin Head Check S,As .aClaa3 ',.sr .i-.H ~
are selling AZ - cents Pure So H.s,> Gra.
c4dr Grenadines, ass, aeiGsl 's.4r : 81
silks al b, St,As az 3D., :. As AZ -. .a +,
Icltga.s. all pave Woo. Wstr,, io4aIc Nl4sa.
~ inches tlr. 3, Back >tAs, hear 'fsus
Grain. -. actual s.las : -. to.orsi ; A..
Garnet. Navy Blue, Green. SIss! GFay suA
BLACK, 81 Coiorei Ia>hmcres, pare 100. GIT
lng Widest double With. SO straw berry ass
Electric Blue. 3; Fane, = ~ ADD >asnH. cr
Silks. t1c, Rsiasi sa.4e : H,..k ~sr4t
S,!ks, extra y jde, aR1 BlsyS SAFin kas4su5,s
II real 'alus, : So. Nam Nc'lHEs, au.
quality. ia Electric hue aid SrsStstrv. 20
toiUT,d CashGsegrs. widest duua.c Width t-rt
ool IA Piak. 'rsAns tx Blood. N3gss avrEg
aud Electric s.ay, So tgT very tnrst gaAllss
heavy Gros Gram Biark French - -. fs!aoea
from ;. So so : 5p. ani our aac quality btis 1
French six. heeEs Cos Grain >sin t.3,a
rei.c,i from ; - go : - Bsash~4 Tsas,
pAmasS, al g4s~ Lsara. saug sc.cI. t-
worth 81
: up 10 = - CARTER
Il! Marx. Space. Wssa5us'oa. = &.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
RU LES.
CONCLUSION,

Some people may think this queer way To
advertise: others no doubt VIII think ii is PAM
Tor by the customer. | shall cndeavor to prove
Ia all that IL Is legitimate from flrSt To last. IN
the first place to make my establishment popu-
lar, have every season been giving away sou
VenITS, mt great expense, which were OF little
value IL any one. This season the thought came
to me, to issue .DOD tickets, and give ticket To
each purchaser OF FIVE DOLLARS. when the
900 tickets have been given away, to have Il
Grand Drawing. 50 the persons holding the
lucky numbers, will DE the pOssCSSors OF hand
some prizes
Remember my establishment is the only one
in Alexandria, which has ONE PRICE. Every
article being marked in PLAIN figure, from which
never devIate. Any person OF being satisfied
with the bargains bought OF rae, have the privi-
lege OF returning the same and get back their
| money. ! guarantee my marked prices much
lower than the prices you pay after jewing 9TH
ers down.
have the Largest and finest Stock of CLOTH
ING and GEN Is FURNISHING GOODS this
ceasOn, ever offered to the public. call is sol
'''sd N. ]. WATERMAN;
Alexandria's One-Price Clothier.
nah 3O-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

There is Que postoth:e in this county to
" hich il seems almost a matter of mpossibility
for our papers to go regularly, AMI that Is
Wicomico W. have frequently before alluded
to this irresularity, and are now CO npsIled TO
again call attention TO it. On the week before
last papers for this offs were not delivered
al all, ami on last week the postmaster there
received the bundle intended for Nswburg
and the one with IN. y burg liable on it. Now
when We know that We are perfectly free from
blame in this matter, ii is a source Of much
annoyance to US and to our subscribers to
have these mistakes continually occur. The
fault is either with the M all carrier or The
postmaster. at Aliens Fresh or Newport and
unless they become more careful in attention
10 their duties We shall Of necessity be com
PEELED TO resort TO stringent mans 10 have
them obey the postal Laws
El<EMAS BRos, Dress Suits, cor, 7th and E
SIS, Washington, d. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
IDVER TTSERS.-THE TINES harilq

IDVERTISERS-TH TINES hariaq a
ger circulation then any other paper among the
teLigent farmers and business men of Charles
1"s1y, offers superior inducements to advertisers
20 insert their announcements in c0iumns. Sind
card rates, ,Uhich as lolC any other paper
nS)uttern Maryland, to say nothing about circuia
ion
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

The Narl land peach crop, reported =
the Department Of Agriculture, l. 4 ial aver
age The trees being in fol bloom GA thu
10Th Of April, fourteen days later than usual,
escaped any injury from frost. The prospect
for other fruits in Mar! Hand Is also uGusualit
good Thus after this crop has been sIauI ii cred
an unnum-rahIe number of times by would tr
prophets, i, turns OUT by Gtf,lal reports 10 be
all RI. 1t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

Sister Mary G.h'iel Semmrs died peaceful
ly at tae Convent Of tbs Visitation, on PAX
avenue, on Tuc,dAy morning, ~llata whose
walls she has il, ed since shortly after il was
erected raaay Years GO She VS. - ears OF
age and Was orn in Oh rlrs oOuat., vi. She
belonged to one OF he o.ic-, aud tr.g-kno a
families in Mar Lad, and Ms Grv1t grand
niece of Archbishop Neal, aa4 also relative
Of Admiral Setumes. Sister Mary bad been q
nun for forty-hve years. having entered tbs
Convent AT Gcorgeto~n, l.. { when 40 years
OF age This was many year. before the Con-
veuto the Visitation ~as GLtif- She Aas re
mar katie Tor Kind disposition, chevFlusuess
and pie;,. and hxr life was the same to The
end Her mental and physical faculties 70.
manned cJmparstiSel. uuimpa;Tei 10 the last,
and her eycsishi VAS remarkable through bet
declining years, she being abe TO read has
print, Her memory vas also very god Death
was caused by Old age The funeral took
pl - GA "Wednesday morning, and the remain,
will be 10 TERED vi 'mpfrsssv oerrmouis, %
tac Cosrcnt graveyard - Esio by.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

The various Summer resort gu the shores
of the majestic Potomac, bordering en- our
county are making active preparations for the
influx of summer visitors from the cities. Mr.
Bauer, the geatlemaaly proprietor OF Marshall
Hall has fitted up his grounds and Pavilion 10
6rst-clnss style and is now ready to entertain
excursionsts. The Fruit Growers, we under
stand, have commenced the work of preparing
their grounds at Glymont, and will push the
work to rapid completion ; while the Messrs.
Henry Bros, at Lower Cedar Point, ha sc made
perfect little paradst oot of this popular re-
sort and are better prepared than ever to en-
terrain any and all who visit them. In this
connection we would state that an excursion
und.r the auspices of the c. c. l.. to
Mount Vernon, is contemplated some time in
the early part of July. Every effort will be
made to render it an enjoyable affir.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

Sts., Washington, d. C..
Enterprise
MeSSrs Geo. W Price GOLDEN, two ent, r
prisng young gentlem m Of Hill Top neigh
borhood, have purchased Of Thompson l. Page,
the wide awake farm machine agents, q new
model steam thresher, which they will operate
in Cedar Point Neck and the adjoining country.
This thresher will fill long felt want in thu.
neig borhood as the farmers their have been
heretofore compelled to depend in one out OF
the county to do their threshing The we'll
known enterprise and energy, Of the two gentle
men, who have this machine in hand, will in
sure a prompt attention to all crops entrusted
to them, and we bespeak immense success
for them in their new venture. The machine
they have is man ufaciured by the wellknow n
irm Of C. Aultman b Co., Canton, Ohio, and
it has given general and entire satisfaction
wherever used. Speak to these gentlemen in
time about tbreshing your wheat crop.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

to the fact that the Board Of County Commis-
sions meet four days next week. at their Office
in Port Tobacco for the purpose of passing all
claims against the county, preparatory, 10
making up the annual levy. II will be seen,
by reference 10 the notice of the clerk pub
liihed elsewhere, that it is prempiory that all
such accounts must be presented in the four
days OF meeting next week, they will otherwise
be excluded entirely from the levy Of this year
all who have Legitimate claims, therefore
should put them in proper firm and have them
ready for presentation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

CuilpRsN : suits Ei,smau Bros, 9Th aal F
SIS, " ash astua. h. &.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
Tnral Matters.

sg The Subscription prics~eof The
TINES is 81. per Sp~s'f7m if paid IN
2dvance or at-s>dhy time within the Cur
Gtar; If mol paid within tile yea,
wM be invariably charged, as
tys Aeretot"re, and from this rule
exception UUl be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
Hynlenial.

ii mental.
We have received card 10 the wedding
Of ex-Judge Daniel r. Magrudsr to Miss Resale
,E. Stewart Webster, daughter of Mrs. VIM
Webster, which takes place at the
Eugehe~ lsb Baltimore on Tuesday next
Memorial onO o. hsle>Kishes attend you and
the 5,h inst. Our oess
your happy BRIDE Judge T
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

At recent meetin. Of the vcstry OF hi:
parish held in this village VIM. Boswell. Esq
was elected As Lay delegate to the Pro,estAn
Episcopal church convention which inst II
b. ,imore on Wednesday last. Mr.. Boswell
left On Tuesday to attend the convention
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
Mail Regularity.

EI>EMAN BRos popular taiIors and clothier
Washington, d. {.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

El.,SAS hEos popular TAI OF, su4 s,v,a.sss
Nasaia. ton, n. {.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
ThOmpkinsvilIe Items.

EIsENAN Bros, popular tailors and clothiers
Washing ton, D. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

EisEHAS Bgus SprlHg
SIS " ashinslon, - {.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
DELEGATE to Church Convention

PANTS to order, EIsemau Bros, 7Ih AID l.
SIS " ashington, ID. {.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
PRIZES.

lst prize, made To order Dress suit. value 5000
al Business do, 800
I'll - Six fine White Shirts 10 order 1919
tn tinc suits OF Imported / Underwear, 1000
5th - II pairs fac Imported socks, 80
9TH Il pairs fine imported r. ~ " Cuffs, 900
9Th - tine Silk mBrSlia, ~
Sth - l. line T.. 4 ". Collars, $50
9Th =" ! line Neck Scarf, 10
Total Value, $3.50
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

words, soon a. lpDI tickets are given away the
duplicate numbers OF tickets. ranging from to
luvl Will be placed In hat. and the uFst Nine
numbers drawn shall designate the winners
Tia" tir>t drawn number Isl prize. 2ud number n
prize and ~ On until nine numbers are draw /.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
Enterprise.

SUIrs to Ter, Erseman Bros, 7th and E
Sts., Washington, d. G.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

EisEMAN Bros popular tailors and c:olhiers,
Washington, ID. {.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
Death Of Venerable Heiigsa>-.

EtsENA> 3 os., popular tailor snl cls;hicrs
Washington, u. {.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

|have made al p' on The public road s0.H'- ,ss
1s sfors Tue case was ably na!.sntsr is son
c.ps George w. os, .1sop Katie Hines and
commanded .in. Of sT@ Saujemoy in this county "
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01

o1s' CLOTHING, EiSeman Bros, 18th and f
ShinufOn ID G.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-06-01
County Levy.

El>EMAs BRos, Dress Suits, cor, :
SIS, Washir gton, d. c.