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;. Mons'gnor Capel, the ver.suovu En-
gli'h Roman Catholic e ~cs who
" became :. famous by hi, conversion to the
Catholic faith Of tie Mnpui, Of liu''
al ana i. other prominent member, Of the
English aristocracy. arrived in New
''u"uay on the steamer Arizona.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
by THE
COMMISSIONERS
Charles County,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING.
june 30th, 1888.
PgJii,lsd Jy order Of the County Commission
ers Of saa County in purUdHce Of SEC
non 9 of article XVIII Of the Code
Of Public Cearral Lars, which
proride that

THE County Commissioners shall make
ont aud publish annually in at least two news
papers published in their respective counties.
if there he two, detailed minute and accurate
,risiasHi Of the expenses Of their said counties,
specifving therein each particular item or ex-
pcnsc and for what and to whom paid, and
shall also deliver to the Sheriff Of their respec-
i've rouniies AS many copies Of such statement
Al, there are election districts OF said county,
At least ten days before each general election
and the Sheriff shall, within six days after the
receipt Of snid copies, set one Of them At the
place Of holding elections in each election dis
trictn
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The Republican State Central Com.
mittee met in Baltimore last week and
determined to hold the State conyen.
ton on the 9th of September. The
meeting was well attended, and barmo.
nious. From present outlook all fac.
tional discords will be healed by the
time the convention meets and the Re.
publican party will be enabled to pre-
sent an unbrokcn front to their Demo.
cratic opponents, at the election in Nov
vember.
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INSOLVENT'S NOTICE.

A LII creditors Of Benjamin G. Harris of
N Charles county are hereby notified that
the said Benjamin G. Harris has filed his petit
ton in the circuit Court for Charles county
for the beneht of the insolyent laws of The
State of Maryland, and such creditors are
hereby notified to appear at the office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for said county on
the 9th day august next to choose perman-
emit Trustee for the estate of such insolvent
ADRIAN POSEY,
Preliminary Trustee.
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Got it AWfnlIr.

A minister who went abouttalking sriritu-
alism vcntured up Tar river the other day
and called alta house whose mistress was very
deaf. When the old lady finally opened the
door the good man asked Are there any
spiritualists living here ~ NO. she repli-
ed, 'but they have got it .awfully over to the
next house, and then slammed the door in
his face. Far Purifying the Blood, Liver
Complaint, Bilious and sick Headache, Epilepsy
Constipation, Jaundlce, call for Swayne' S
Pills every time. Try a box.
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I have used the Empire Drill for Ave years,
have scNyed large crops of wheat and used
great deal OF fertilizer both dry and damp, and
1t has only cost me % cents for repairs during
the whole time and is now in good working or
der. / think it is the best grain and fertilizer
drill made; will sow all kinds of sticky phosp-
hatesand is the lightest drill in use L would not
nave anv other. JOSEPH DAY.
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NOTICE.

This is TO give notice that have been ap-
pointed Constable for Port Tobacco district,
duly bonded and will now attend to ali
business entrusted to my charge with prompt
ness and dispatch. Ny record of The past as
a faithful public officer will hope be a sufii
cient guarantee OF my course in The future.
ap 20-im y. \. WADE, constable.
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IN the Polk case, a, Nashville, Tenn
." saturday Judge Allen oyerrulrd the
"'''on Tor new trial. The ease T"'
to the Supreme Court and the
given. wv
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Subtraction Tor Ten

In our family often for over two years Par
sci Giager Tonic has cured headache, maIt-
mai and other complaints 80 satisfactorily that
sc are IN excellent health aud no expense for
doctors or other medicines Chronicle a TOM
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ORDER NISI.
George Cotton VS.. Mary v Cotton and
Others

.nRDERED, that the sale of the property
" mentioned in these proceedings made aud
reported by Richard ii. Edelen Trustee, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
CONTRARY thereof be shown on or before the
third Monday of August next, provided, a
copy of this order be inserted in some news.
paper printed in Charles county, once in each
of three successive weeks befor the third Mon
day of August next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$4,000.
B. G. SToNEsTREEr.
Clerk Circuit Court for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
aug 3-ct ,. G STONESTREET Clerk.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

NJ. Editor Dear Sir, please notify the
public that | am candidate for County
Commissioner subject to the Republican con-
yenuon THOMAS P. SIMMONS.
ausl7-tf
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I I GroesSr Baltimore, says "Browus
ron Bitlers relieved me when suffering from
.e:s ofspreiie aud cakncss
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NOTICE.

TINE Board of County Commissioners
will meet at their Office in Port Tobacco.
TUESDAY, September 4th, 1883,
to transact miscellaneous business.
BY order,
July Get I. DESALES MUDD, Clerk
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Juries Inquirendo de Lunatico.
Sc 90
Officers.

B C Stonestreet, Clerk Circuit CourtSl, ASP "A
NJ Switzerland Sheritf................ 1900 90
James Matthews, States Attorney 900 90
James NJ Harvey, Register OF Wills SIS 90
L Allison Wilmer, Attorney 10 Co.
Commissioners..................... 245 90
Washington Burch, Jallor............ $50 90
James A Mason, Crier to Orphans
Court ......-............."...~ ll2 90
S4,5i5 Ga
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ORDER NlSI.
No. 626 Equity

nRDERED, that the sale Of the property
I I,mentioned in these proceedings made
,nd reported by Richard Il Edeen Trustee
lie ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 the
contrary thereof be shown on or Ecforc the
third Monday of August next, provided a copy
Of This order lie inserted m some newsm,prr
printed in Charles county, once in each OF
three successive weeks before the said third
Monday of August next
The report states the amount sfsalc to bc
$50
B. G. SToNEsTREET.
Clerk Circuit Court for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
aug Get B. G. STONESTREET, Clerk.
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T. e. Farrall.
may DIN
Ladies', Tonic"
Seed Wheat.

Prime Fultz Wheat grown from PennsylVa-
MA seed. Clean and free from foul Seeds
For sale at 81 .25 per bushel.
J.E. WETHERALD,
aug l0-bt Bryantown, Nd.
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WYE confidently offer onr Iictor Fer

WE confidently offer our TictOr Fer
w Wi-er.to the Farmers tor their Te-
baccO crops tins season. 1t is y Speciality
for Tobacco and Wheat 1t will make as
much tobacco Of as fine quality ns any other
fertilizer and is equal to any for ali crops
send for certificates. Cur wheat and corn
leriiizer-a specially for grain crops We
have the sole agency for Andrew Goes Origi-
nal Amnoniatcd Bone Phosphate as just inn
proved for tobacco and wheat. The value "
this fertilizer Is well known as heretofore pre-
pared With The Improvement of 1881 II IL
u thoroughly reliable tobacco fertilizer For
/ tobacco use our Victor or Goes Improved -
/ For grain crops use either Of the above or our
wheat and corn fertilizer All in good con-
dilion. ORDERS solicited NH 3O-tf
FOR sale by Joseph Price, Gross Roads, A
W. Bryan, Pomonkey, Richard Cough, New
port.
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Basis of the County for 1888.

u cents on the $780, 3,50S, 3l2.
81. 07S -
JAMES a ADAMS.
GEORGE / CHAPPELEAR,
JOHN w MONTGOMERY,
GEORGE W CARPENTER,
CHARLES II JOHNSON.
Commissioners for Charles County.
TEsT- + ID MuDD,
Clerk to County Commissioners OF
Charles County
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$3.50 80
Material and Extra Road Work.

uuqh Mitchell 9lO %
"a fuckett, use q Chappelear 90
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Summary Of Accounts.

WlsrtITlNtOUs Ut VUsto' --'VI %
Collectors per cent for collecting So, 453 So
State Tax and S29, 957 SO County Tax lit be-
ing amount of County expenses exclusive of
amount paid by Corpora'ions]... s 2,ls4 6s
Collectors per cent. for collec-
81, 1874 SO l3l 0S
Amount of oyerratiugs............ 325 62
1887, 97s 10
Amount due State by Collectors SO, 453 So
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

IFMr J. W MONTGOMERY will consent
| to yield 10 the wishes of his friends and be-
come a candidate for denomination before the
Republican County Convention this fall he
will be warmly supported.
VOTrp
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No GOA Equity.
NOTICE.

DR WILLIAM R. BARKER, formerly O..
~ Mechanicsyille, St Marv's County,
has located at La Plata, and offers his protes.
sional services as medical doctor to the pub
lie. Can be found in his office at FarralPs
Hotel at all times except when professionally
engaged nov I7.ly*s2
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DR.. A. A. WHITES
Blood and Liver Pills

Fer the cure ofdiseAses arising from an i'm
pure state of the Blood or DerangeInent Of the
Stomach Liver and Kidneys. They are mild
IN their operation and will Cure with dispatch.
Malaria, Bilious Fever, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Jaundice.
Headache and Constipation d,
Price 25 cents per Box.
5zo~ Sold by all Druggists mp 27-ifh
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Thomas c. Price & Co.,
Sc S. Charles Street. Baltimore n 4
GEN ERAE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR SALE OF
Tobacco, GrajH Vol md all consiyn-
DtcHfS.

Leo H. Hayden, recent Tobacco Inspector
gives hi, personal attention to Inspections, &C
Consighments solicited-quick sales and
prompt rcturns
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REFERENCE

G. Cannon, cashier, Traders National Bank
Hon. Barnes Compton, Laurel, Pr. Geo Co.
X. II. Edelen, Port Tobacco, Nd.
\. g. Chapman La Plata, Md.
Robert G. Coombs, Lconardtown Nd.
+. Stone, Court Of Appeals, Annapolis, Md.
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Amusement Matters.

The Geistinger Opera Company concluded
their engagement at the Grand last night with
an excellent performance of Offenbeeh's spa
risan Life" Tonight and during the remainder
of the week the popular comedian, Sol Smith
Russell, will appear in his revised "Ed gewood
Folks" play that is well adapted to his pecu-
liar abilities. He should draw large audiences.
AtEnglish's last night tEe Kiralfys' ''Black
Crook" Company concluded their engagement,
and tonight and during the remainder of the
week the inimitable Lolita will appear in her
well-knOwn repertoire, consisting of Zip"
"Bob," "Musette," and Little Detective" The
sale of seats indicates a very profitable engage
ment,
The announcements for next week are: Carrie
Swain in ''Cad. the Toinboy," and Harry Mere
dth In ''Ranch TO-" at Enghsh's; Calendars
Consolidated Ministries and McCnulPs Comic
Opera Company from the "Bijou" Opera-house.
New York, at the Grand, together with repeti-
ton OF eileen Oge" by the Che Club.
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Bishop-Eleot Nicholson.


From a chance remark misunderstood by a
member of Christ Church, the rumor spread yes
terday that DR.. Nicholson, rector of st. Marks,
OF Philadelphia bishop-eect OF this diocese,
would spend Tuesday night with DIR. Wakefield,
at Richmond, and be here last evening. On in
dury, tho reporter was told that IL was not
likely that Dr. Nicholson had left Philadelphia,
as, had he done so, he would, either by letter or
telegraph, have informed the committee ap.
pointed to receive him. There is q probability,
though he has only half decided, that he will
make hasty visit here before definitely de-
termining whether he will or will not accept the
episc0pacy.
AS the convention that elected him ad-
journed to meet the 28th inst.
yesterday, in case he declined
the bishopric and as he has allowed the time to
go by without declining the election, IL is thought
his attitude indicates that he intends to accept,
ana ihas any mail is likely TO bring his formal
acceptance.
In case he accepts two steps stand before his
confirmation. In the first place the standing
committees of all the dOceses OF the entire
church throughout the United States are to have
sent to them evidence of his election. This Is
furnished by the secretary of the convention,
and it Is requisite that majority of these stand
ing committees consent to his conservation In
the second place the bishops of the church have
final power OF veto, and a majority of the
bishops must consent to his conservation,
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Personal Points.

Assistant General Freight Agent Kendall, of
the Vandalia, is in the city Official business.
Assistant Superin PENDENT Beatty. of the East
Tennessee Virginia & Georgia, has resigned, and
is to be succeeded by Mr.. Klino, of the North
Carolina road.
Route Agent George Leathers of the Ameri-
can Express Company, has under his supervis-
ion the offices and messengers on LOO miles of
road and James Troutman on 400 miles.
Governor Cleveland, of New York, passed
through the city yes.erday en- route westward.
The Governor travels in the special car No. 90
OF Frank Thompson, of the Pennsylvania road
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company ticket
agency, and freight agency as we'll, at Boston,
are now well located in elegant rooms IN mo
Rogers block, 2O5 Washington street. Leslie p.
Farmer lnoks after the passenger business in
New England, and is making fine record HIS
health is fully restored. Sam Finley looks after
the freight matters OF the company.
Colonel Bennett Young, president; John
Mcleod, superintendent: Marshall Nor IT,.
chief engineer of the L., n. A. & C. system, yes
terflay made an inspection trip over the INDIAN
Rpols division. arriving here in season TO take
the evening express over the j., M. d |. for
Louisville. remark made by one of these
officers goes to confirm the rumor that Mac
Mcdonald, son OF ex-senator Mcdonald, is to be
appointed superintendent of the indianapolis
division.
BY circular, dated March "a, the Chicago, ST..
Louis & Pittsburg Railway Company announces
the following officials OF the road dating from
April 2, when the newly organized company
takes possession: J. n. Mccullough, first vice
president; William Thaw, second vice-president;
p. d. Messler, third vice-president; NJ. II. Tay-
Tor, treasurer; NJ C. SPENCER. assistant treasurer;
g. B. Liggett, secretary; A. StulI assistant seere-
tary; }. McCrea. manager; j. T. Brooks, general
". Renner. comptroller; A. McElevey, auditor
J. @. Snee, paymaster.
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A Deserved Compliment.

The Board OF Trade relief committee are daily
receiving letters from along the Ohio river, ex-
pressing gratitude for the aid given during the
recent floods. A lengthy letter was also re-
ceived, yesterday, by Mr.. Malott, from the citi-
zens' relief committee Of Buffalo, N. Y, which
was probably the best organized committee in
the East, saying, in reply to Il letter OF thanks
for the work they had done: at is interesting
as well gratifying to our committee and the
donors and citizens generally to receive the
graphic account you have given us of the distri-
button Of the money and supplies sent through
you to the sufferers by the floods in the Ohio
valley, ana to learn that they were timely and
adapted to their wants and needs. We beg to say
that we feel that we have been fortunate in hav-
Ing onr efforts TO relieve them SO ably seconded
by the judicious distribution we believe your
mittee have made. 1t is a further qualification
to the donors to learn that the amount has been
adequate for the needed immediate assistance
until the people should be able to provide for
themselves. 4"
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Local Notes.

Track laying on the northern extension Of the
Vandalia VIII be commenced next week.
Tho Jacksonville. Madison Il Indianapolis
road is to be enclosed with a wire fence thus sea-
son its entire length
Tho American Express Company to-day put on
messengers over the Chicago & Indiana polls Air
Line. TO run between Indianapolis and Delphi.
n the local passenger agents were less familiar
with the ticket-scalpers there would he less
grounds for suspicion that there was omething
crooked.
The vandalia isngain 900 carloads of freight
ahead In its per cent. on the east-hound nNol ont
Of East St. Louis, and Commissioner Fink has
called ''halt."
Manager MeCrea and NJ. J. Becker c,,ief en-
gineer OF the p, C. IL ST. L. lines, yesterday ex-
amned the new switcl-stand invented by j. b.
Willy, which Is In nse on the Union tracks, and
expressed themselves as favOraDly impressed
with its workings.
Ths Indianapolis Steel Rail-rollug Mill Com
pany has received few carloads of steel blooms,
and will next week MANUFACTURES their first rails
in the new mill. At present. however, they will
manufactures hut few rails, the object of start
ing up being to see If the machinery, etc, works
oil right.
The Lafayette people are feeling somewhat
better, President Onng, of the Louisville, New
Albany e. Chicago road, visited them Monday to
eonfer on the matter OF lorating shops there.
President Young stated that any definite agree
ment made by his pr edecessor would be carried
ont in good faith.
Mrs. Lizzie Wood, of Washington county
comes to the frunt, with Horace Hetfren her
attorney. and asks the Louisville. Now Albany
q Chicago for the mod est sum OF S25, 900 She
AYERS that the e0mpany's agents and trainsmeu
refused 10 stop the cars, which she q
passenger in October last. nnd allow her time TO
safely leava the train Mt Saltillo: ana that by
this neglect she was thrown from the train and
50 seriously injured as to render her cripple
for life.
A very handsome per cent of the business
coming east off of the Northwestern lines ia
coming in over the T., b. g. w. and C., T., ST. L. &
G roads, and the large increase in traffic over nil
Northwestern lines, those operating in Chicago
well ms indianapolis. is attracting the atten-
tiOn Of Eastern railroad men and capitalists as
1t is q fOrerunner of enormous business over the
trunk lines for some time TO come and all the
Indications point 70 continuance of large earn
ings by the railroads even after navigation
opens
While 1t may be true that the Pit1sburg. Gin
cinnati & st. Louis and the Vandalia are not
aiding the scalpers, IL is rather mysterious that
rs per cent of the tickets sold by the sealpers
TO St. Louis Louisville and Chicago read over The
Vandalia, p, @. & ST, L., and the ] NJ. & I. 1t
is but just TO saw, however, that large per cent
of the tickets sold over these lines, with the ex-
ceptiOn of Chicago, are coupon tickets carrying
parties over connections of the respective lines,
and from these connections tine scalpers may
ceive their commission.
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of the afternoon was the reading of committee
reports and the transaction of regular business.
The anniversary exercises of the order were
conducted In the Criminal Courtroom last
evening. T. B. Linn, the Past Supreme justice.
delivered the address of welcome, and Joseph
r. c. Ward. of Philadelphia, responded. The
object of the order was explained by II. L. Lewis,
of ST. Lonis. The session to-day viii be devoted
TO the election ana installation of officers.
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Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office OF Marion County, Indiana, for "a hours
ending ct o'clock P, NJ, March 2S, 1883, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER, abstracters of
titles, room No. 8. Etna Building:
George W. Moore and wife to Mary F.
HanwaY, part of the east half OF
the northwest quarter of section "a,
township IL, range east.--....--..$ SIS, 10000
Alice ]. KenOn and husband to Mary
Davis. part of lot 132 IN Dougher-
tvs subdivision of part or ouilo5
90, in The city of Indlanapolis...---- 10000
The Thames Loan and Trust Company
70 John E0erhardt, part of lot in
Washington Smiths subdivision of
ontlot 1oo................... 10000
Melinda Q, Webb and husband 20
Samantha A. Lewis, part of lot 80
in McCarty's subdivision of part of
........................ 10000
Irene Fatout to Mary f. FatOut, lot 3
in Irene FatOut's subdivision of lots
IL aud IL. in James P. Brakes sub
division of OuIlOG IL, west of White
river, in the city of fndianapolis $4,000
Rebecca c. Srhutieid ana husband to
Emanuel Hart, lott in Spann, Smith
& HammOnds subdivision of lois %
to 49, inclusive, of Charles St. Johns
West addition to the city of Indi-
annapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 46800
Rachel l. BONE and husband to Har-
mon Rlegalaska, part of lot in
Binkley's subdivision Of Outlot 124,
In the city of Indianapolis Num-. $4,000
Conveyances, z; consideration. $21 1880
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Room No I-Hon, Napoleon b. Taylor, Judge
JoEn s. Garrigus VS.. Samuel L. Morrow ct al;
suit for malicious prosecution. Jury lind for
plaintiff for 81 900.
Room No.3-Hon. Lewis c. Walker, Judge.
Thomas L. Chiffon VS.. Victor Sewing Machine
Company; suit account. Judgment for
S70S.10.
AUram s. French vs. David Munson ct al; suit
for possession of real estate. Finding for
plaiatlff
Caroline Kitley Va. p, c. & st. L. Railway;
suit for damages. Jury found $2,100 damages
for plaintiff.
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glance over its pages it evidently contains some
important items of Information not easily OBJ
taiaed elsewhere. It contains the gis5 of 179
laws passed in Indiana and 4o3 decisions of the
Supreme Court, together with some facts in ref
erence to the prohibitory law of 1855 not gener
ally known Can on the old ex-editor and leave
your card and receive his benediction.
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LINE

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Mr., Goodwin's New Book.

Any visiting editorial brethren who feel q
sufficient interest In the subject to call on the
author, Rev T. A. Goodwin, at his office, 20
Thorpe block, to-day or tomorrow, will receive
a copy of his new book, entitled "seventy ak
Years Tussle with the Traffic" From hasty