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Reads Grand Darrbrss Cologne y NE ~,
sweetest periumery in America ana YOU /.
ind the most lasting, il sellsfor 20 GEMS y.
bottls and is kept at Howard Bros, va :
Stallion. up 2o-ln
Couriing 10 sqmeiimes called sparkling. he
cause the real fire doesn't commence unui al
Ter marriage.
Our sporismvn are now enjoying the guih-
Hing nason Rabbits are plentiful, WINE
other game /. scarce.
The goose.bone prognostica,es milo via
ter--our local prophets predict hard WINTER
Which will you believe?
A piece Of cloth rolled around the feminine
head seems to answer for hat just aDous
this time among girls Of the period.
Artificial fruit seen on some Of the new
bonnets looks natural and good enough ~
eat-especially at considerable distance.
Reads three minute headache and neursl-
gia cure is almost a monarch for the headache,
neuralgia rheumatism or any acute pain
made By W II. Read, Baltimore 3 Light
SITS, Baltimore, Md, pruprietors Of Read
Grand Duchess Cologne. ap 20-lm
Miss Belle Bos. a pleasant and attractive
young lady from Pennsylvania is honorltg
this nsghborhood, with her presence. She
is guest Of Miss Mary Digge's.
Several members Of the ducking club were
authorized Monday to secure the arrest OF a
number Of duck hunters cunning in Nanjrmoy
Persuit was made, bu, tso late TO secure their
capture.
Among the strangers in attendance at this
term of court, were Messrs. David Briscoe OF
Baltimore; b. II. Camslier. Of st. Mary 8,
rnd ]. p. Briscoe, attorneys, the latter State
Attorney for Calvert county.
wonderful discovery Reads three min
ute headache and neuralgia cure is tue won
der of the 18th century as hundreds upon
hundreds Of our best ciuzens have been cured
in two minutes ofiutents neuralgia and SICK
headache, after using everything they could
hear Of, and trying all the doctors in vain. =
Reads three minute headache cure sell for rs
cents and is kept at onr friends, Howard
Brothers. april 20-lm
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Transfers, OF Property r. W. Havi-
lini md wife TO Mobile A Thompson for one
hundred acres '6f laui; consideration, $500.
From Robert 4 Sanders aud wife u Uzziai
" ght, for rletofl Land tlled blue Plains;
sonsideratoa, S9J. From Peter D. Everette
and wife to Ben. D. rahm,n for acres OF
Lad: consideration, $50. From W J Ever
cite and wife .trtA w. b. Llckett and wife 10
Peer Eyeretie for tract Of laud known AS
"ornts Levels consideration; $50. From
y c L Lucket,i ct. al, to Peter D Everett
for tract Of Land kuown,As "Den' is Levels;
eonsi leratinn not named.
Mortgage from Peter D. Everett and wife
to b D. Tabmln, on tract of land known as
"Dents Levels;p consideration, $500. From
Cuhtriue Robertson to Henry 0. Butler on
personality; consideration, sos.
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The London Clothing House.-For

The London Clothing House.-For a
number of years the above house has carried
on large business on the northwest corner
Of Baltimore and Holiday streets. By fair
dealings with their customers the firm has
gained IN enyiallle reputation for selling hon
est clothing and their trade his steadily in
creased They found their quarters too small
for their growing business, and have recently
leased the adjoining premises on Baltimore
street, and by tearing down the wall have
connected that with with their former stand
milking large aud very attractive salesroom
The store is handsomely painted, and with
new and beautiful fixtures it presents one Of
the neatest fronts on Baltimore street. The
immense stock of clothing displayed on many
counters and shelves show conclusiyely the
prosperous condition of the firm. The cloth
ing displayed is mainly of imported English
goods Of which the firm makes a specially as
the name of the house indicates Ii is con
ceded By those who aught to know that this
house shows a larger and more select assort-
ment in English suitings directly imported
than doeg any other house in the city.
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Nerrick's Speech. i've have on our ia

Merrick's Speech. We have on our ia
BILE and have read. the long and able speech
Of Hon. H. T: Merrick, IN the last trial of the
famous Star Route criminals. 1t has never
been our pleasure and pride to peruse more
mastery production: In legal learning, in
clesnuess OF reasoning in splender of diction,
in readiness Of rcpartee, and strength and
eloquence of argument it can be favorably
compared to the best efforts Of the kind of the
veay ATTEST minds-even Webster oil our coun-
try, or Erskine, the celebrated Scottish plea
der It's with toe proudest feelings that we
congratulate Mr. Merrek upon his sincere and
ardent work in the manly and patriotic effort
to expose aud punish the traitors aud corrupt
practices of men high in office, and hypocriti-
cally boastng Of their love Of country Aud
more especially is it our pleasure and our
pride to make this honorable mention of Mr..
Merriek, because he is to the Manor born, 2
and known and admired for his merits and
abilities by the people of ths-his native
county.
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Commission,

Commissions.-The commissions to the
newly elected officers of the county have been
received by the clerk, and are ready to be
given to those entitled when prepared to
qualify. Monday, David Smoot, sthe newly
elected sheriff obtained his commission, iled
his bond, and. took the o.th ofofiiee, and I'M
Hrdiately went upon duty. The oa'h OF
office was also administered and commissions
given the Judges of the Orphans Court on
Tuesday Itls probably veil to remark here
that the law requires the commissions to De
delivered Immediately; SO that those entitled
should at once quality 1t is not likely that
suy one emitted to them will be tardy IN this
respect, at the sumo time there may be some
who are always waiting for tomorrow, and
put il off too late.
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Courts promptness.-with un!

Courts PrOmptness.-With unusually
commendable promptuess, Judge Stone has
succeeded in conducting the business of this
term of the Circuit Court, and the good re-
suits that have accrued therefrom can already
b. seen. On Monday under rule ofthe court
adopted by his predecessors nothing could be
done but to call the different dockets; but
on Tuesday the appeal docket was taken and
ten cases disposed Of, almost completely con-
GLIDING the appeal docket in one day. The
only delatoriness that occasionally occurred
was caused by the absence Of witnesses, who
though summoned failed TO attend with
promptness. And it seems therefore necess.
~ that before this business like procedure o.
the court can be attended with entire success,
a witness will have to be fined for non atten.
dtnce, and thereby made an example so as te
prevent its repetition. The trial docket was
disposed of Wednesday, leaving the balance
Of the week to attend to criminal business
enabling the court to adjourn on Saturday,
lust one wsek, when it almost always hereto
fore toek two.
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Notice Parties interested in Fruits
Flower, and Vegetables should send to A. NJ
putav q Palmyra, N T., for his 40 page
6 mlogue Of pltnis, trees, &c. The drawings
,,erein Of the newer. Fruits, Grapes, Straw,
b4rnes. spberfies, Blackberries, Russian
Mulberry, &c &c, are very dae lie also
publishes 20 page monthly paper called
The Fruit Recorder and Cottage G rdcner, :
which i. exceedingly valuable, and that now
Ia, = large circulation in every State and
Territory. However, as he sends the rata'
losut aal specimen copy Of the paper free
TO all applicants, We advise our readers to
send Tor a OF both and satisfy yourself as
{ Their value.
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Make $50 for Christmas.-The p,

MhhC GU luE NHEtStLnA5s-AH NC pun
fishers of Ratiedye's Monthly offer twelve val
liable rewards in their Monthly for December,
among which is the following:
We will give $50 90 TO the person falling
US how many verses there are containing bu,
three words each in the Old Testament Scrip
lures by December 10th, 1888. Should two
or more correct answers he received, the re-
ward will be divided. The money will he
forwarded to the winner December 18th,
1888. Persons trying for the reward must
send 20 cents in silver no postage stamps
takpn) with their answer, for which they will
receive the January Monthly, in which the
name and address Of the winner OF the reward
and the correct answer will be published, and
in which several more valuable rewards will
be offered. Address Rutlrdge Publishing
SfsO,"pnuv, Easton, penns.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY night a coal oil
I'm nat was being used by Mrs. A. Quen-
:, e,noded. and set her house on fire, but
fortunately the flames were extingui'hed be-
,o,. ,ny damage was done The lamp con-
tanning quart OF oil was placed en- shelf in
her store about dusk on the evening named,
,,i few minutes thereafter it exploded and
tine lighted fluid set on fire everything ADA
,.ot % Il. As soon AS the flames were seen,
.n,,. assistance WAS rendered, and the fire
,motnered, immediately before any
damage was done.
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Partridge. Partridge must be roast

Partridge Partridge must be roasted
carefully and take very short time 70
,o.E. # too much done 1T will be spoiled. IN
r,,oe. The bird Is covered with very thin
.,,rs, or fat pork, which are tied on before be
.o.s,,d The feathers on the head and
,.t,of he neck are left On and wrapped IN
'si,sly.buttered paper. This paper Is remov'
ID when the birds are d.shed and IT is only
done to preserve the feathers and make the
h;-d. look nice when brought to the table.
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The Mother Hubbard Dress This is

The Mother Hubbard Dress. --This is
n.v.y az il. Old Mother Hubbard went 10
III. ,ubbard to get her poor dors bone, but
when she got there the cubbard was bare, and
"a the poor dorg had none. She was ia
.,.,, ,rw to know what to dew, for OF mo-
-, II, had nots sent; so she sold her best
ri, TO bur meet 'fot her bruit, and up town
i her ni.htgown she went. All the ladies
xbo Jaw il aud the strings fer to draw it de-
rI.r.d !, the incest thing OUT SO now on the
,,,,,t looking ever so "schweet, - in their
gown. they 20 racing about
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Announcement is made by the Passenger De
o,rtment OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
many thd a general excursion for Thanks
g,,ing Day has been arranged, and excursion
,rkq,s will be sold at all ticket stations on
the feaas, lysnia Railroad, Northern Central
Railway. PhiadelphiA, Wilmington aud Bal
,imors Railroad Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, and West Jersey Railroad, on Nov
.nber .sth and 29,h, good for the return trip
until December 3rd.
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"why, what are you putting that on my
feet for asked man with heavy cold
sWhy, to draw the cold out OF YOU head, :
answered the consideratc nurse. THE deuce
Won say, would "a ther have 1t stay where II
Is than be drawn the whole lenghth OF my
body" At any rate there is more pleasant
method than that, 90 and get me bottle Of
DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
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personaI.-If there is man in this coun-
.ba has not already purchased his winter
clothing, he will make great mistake y ne
~. not At first opportunity call on u.s. we
=. nr,per,l 20 show sou tie greatest bar
-, /, .nIts or overeoats ever witnessed r.
;, o,bm L Son, $50 W Pratt Street and
a. Hanover street, Baltimore, Nd.
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W. L. Thornton, Esq.-Dear Sir.-I -.
Laroque's Bitlers in my family, and ~, use
valuable and excellent medicine e. sa .,l u
engagements both Of Stomach. and Iiver ug :.
gives me much pleasure t. endors. Il, - y
when you are at liberty to make nss ~ G,e''ls,
way you may thnk proper. yery rs ~ "a any
ly yours, Mrs. H. L. Kettlewell iea s ft iul-
street. Baltimore, Sept 3rd, 1850 ~
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ladies Tonic.''

ladies Tonic.''
The great female remedy is prepared by
the Womens Medical Institute of Buffalo,
N Y. and is their f,vorite prescription fol-
ladies who are suffering from weakness or
complaints common to the sex. 1t is sold by
druggists at ST 90 per bottle. Ladies can
obtain advice free. Send stamp for names OIL
those who have been cured.
dec SLY.
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Your EYES.

viii be delighted when you
behold new Winter Suits
and Oyercoatsfor Men, Boys
and Children.
We have never had bet
ter Styles. We have never
before sold them so low.
A very little money re.
quired to clothe you hand
somely.
Great crowds are pouring
into our Stores as we write
THE advertisement. Come,
gentlemen, there is room
for all.
Great Bargains from aow I'LL the
| HoIi11us
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To malarial influences then protect your sys-
tenn by using Parker's Ginger Tonic. II
strengthens the liver and kidneys to throw on
malarial posons, and is good for general de-
bility and nervous exhaustion.
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The I,oiden tlnnortI

The Golden Opportunity Is swiftly
passing by, and you will have missed Ito your
sorrow) real good bargain at "Heilbrun' S
Great Sale of First Glass Boots and Shoes
In order to close out the immense stock We
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ws,tauo.-The steamer Mattano viii re-
sumo her schedule on the Potomac % Jun
day NEXT the 18th instant
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No 625 Equity.

nRDERED by the authority of this court
Y this Beth day of October 1883 that the
auditors report made and filed in the above
entitled case be finally ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be shown on OF
before the first Monday Of December next;
provided copy of this order be published
once for each of three successive weeks in
some newspaper published in Charles county,
prior to the said FIRST Monday in December
next.
B. G. STONESTREET, Clerk,
Circuit Court for Charles county, Md
True copy-Test:
B. G. ST0NEsTREET, Clerk.
nov l6-ct
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gu can keep your hair abupdant.,a
gSlossy, ana retain It's youthful co lor w aaS
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Dr. Edward Eariekson, Baltimore u.
sas say ! endorse Brow2's Iron Bite. w., >
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GotaI ann Qrsmal.

.-,y-~4-.-----~se-s-t- s--s-t
zs- 7at Odes of u, lSpErEsgEsF na' , 9ss"
,,,,or,d 10 ,bs 6sst ocr 81 re haagai e. MY
,.m,6a,,iy uppostis ne EpisoopA Chufen'
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DRY GOODS.
For Fall of 1888.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS
OF BALTIMORE.


Invite the attention of persons wanting DRY
G.u'pS to their splendid WHOLESALE and
RETAIL STOCK, much the largest and most
varied to be found in Baltimore
Inelr assortment Includes every class of
goous, from the most fashionable to low
priced, but NO COMMON GOODS that
may look cheap, but would be dear at any
price,
II mas been their aim throughout business
tareer OF over FIFTY YEARS 10 sell only Roods
thar viii give satisfaction and prove of full
va'ue Tor the price paid This policy, steadi-
y pursued has built up their large trade and
gwen ', Them the confidence of the public to the
l vi, 81 extent. Being ARGE IMPORTERS
oF FokElGN GOODS, and in a position to
a, IL I puMESTlC FABRICS DIRECT FROM
The MANUFACTURERS, to the hest advan
tsee, we are enabled to give our customers
'le "ehe6t OF our position, in the low prices
Samples vii: be sent to parties desiring to
oHy nom Us, on receiving defuite instructions
10 - regard to the class Of goods wanted, about
lhe price, color preferred, &c
ine price IN PLAIN FIGURES, marked
on eacn piece Of goods, from which there is
no abatement.
HAMILTON EASTER L. SONS,
199 2O1 2O3 BALTIC. St.
sep 2S-rm
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, ,,to ,,S,,xTY-TnIRD YEAR
ANNOUNCEMENT? EXTRAORDINARY
O"1AI REDUCTION IN pRTCR.
nAf EVENING POST,
sl.OO A E-ar n cg.s, - =.

s2.Oo a Ksur b, Sinai. Gan,
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Arctics and Rubber Roots all sizes L. He'll
brnn, 400 9Th street, Washington, Dr. c.
Never forget. 1.-The old Woman in the VIM
COW.
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Among the strangers in attendance at this
term of court, were Messrs. David Briscoe Of
Baltimore; b. II. Camslier. Of st. Mary 8,
rnd ]. p. Briscoe, attorneys, the latter State
Attorney for Calvert county
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-18
NUMBER 2O8

G.y.fnr .r,,. r.,,Ii,l ,t.,t
~. ,'a Wv, az 'pi',i, ,'"t ne proposed
,',.s,i'.,iL,, ,,' ,,,,, ','',o 49, ng 'ked IN
.,, 9.' ,..., anu insisted
& ,,, nv VI t.le cost OF
H., ~. W ~ ir',iv III ,t, con iluctlon'
,,,.r ,,, '"', " ~ 'ie"et tu' lu s.
In '' any "otI u', ,,{ yuan ne hah
, ' Nv Wv fhHi'i,, ne ,u'lRiIt ], "o',lu De-
..,,I 10 no So IN re-
En no., '''1 ,,tt,,,'-Nhl le wines sal ,
,' "'' h"'N "' '",e' when even plWD
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\ HiNnI Ruinine.

German medical Jou.unls discuss "A
now mcdlcul agent lately discovered by
Professor Fischer, NJ MUNICH In tho
course ~ u long series ot investigation,
concerning the Ll;urc and action Of
qmnuc, he found tut by means II n
succession of cmicul transformations
subs unce can IVES oh aimed, IN the form
uf "a white crystalline powder, from coal
tar winch greatly rrAcmbl q qulniuc IN
ITS action ON the human organism.
hrutct5U Fischer has given It the name
of karin. The chieI effect produced by
It, Hs yet observed IA the rapid dminu-
/ II in of fever heat, and lts efficiency ia
this respect il disc ibed ~ remark BILE.
/ II Is believed that 1t will render the usn
Of zee IN fever Cu-es Unnecessary, aud
/ that lts skill nj employment will
enable the physician to moder-
ute the temperature Of the pa; ent.
Karin ~ also reported to have les, in
convenience fur the stomach han qui.
niue But observation does not show
ns yet, vt lrHst--thAt II pusscssus that
= tonic and restorative iullu nee for which
uWnuc ~ sO frequently administered.
/ Perhaps, from ch Ia cal and physulug-
Icnt point pi view the most valuable
thing about the new discovery il that It
seems tu bring ms nearer finding ont the
( chemical nature uf qulnIue itself and
4 the true character NJ t1 agency, The
/ discovery has been patented and man
1 utHctuH Of karin established under tho
/ direction uf Professor lauhcuheimrr, Of
tus-cn. But, as It il said that the cost
ot producing RlUmgrumme Wbuut
7 ijiI uuuccHI NJ the now agent ~ 80, 1t
will ice some time before its patrons eau
hope to sec it take the place OF qulnino
ND nrnoLlcal nLnrmHcN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-18

CuIJ MIRA, Angst IA irw nights
agp H.. I-Iuh Simp-on, a dentist ami
prominent church member ul WnnshurD.
WIS returning uume nom prayer meet
Ing, accompanied by his sister, when he
wus ulirrly topped on the street by a
yAng of six mt-kcd men. Two oi them
seized and held the luiy to prevent her
living uu darn, while tie others gagged
simpson, knocked him down and beat
INN IN "a unmcrriul mnunrr The lucl
papers were silent a- To- the Cause OF the
assault, Dul the ma ter has. at last leaked
out
A year ago Dr. Simpson, who Ia man
ui family, brought into his household au
orphan glr from North Carolina. She
was sixteen years old and was taught to
call him faith r. It l. charged that his
conduct toward the girl was such 40 TO
outra ,r public opinion and led to the
assault, ltIs also alleged that ne con.
fossnd 10 his church and asked forgiven
ness, bUt.was eummarlly exp He'd. AT
/ ter !, tho indignation Of the people
was su great that ho would never 90 out
from hls homo alone, and the masked
men, to carry out their design, were
compelled to at ack HIM while with his
sister After the punishment had he n
administered they gave h N ten days in
which 10 leave the country tie at once
ji-pOscd Of hls property and yesterday
ir't Tor PARTS uukruwl.