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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-15
SAN ANTONIO

Contractor Murdered by M.xic.n.
Guilty Parties In Jsil-rb. R.n,,.,
cursion
GAN ANTONIO, May i-lSpecial. THE
Express special from Garcia, Mexico, a
small town on the line of the Mexican Ma.
tionai railroad, says that wickland. a
heavy railroad contractor on that ronts
was murdered Sunday night by two Mexi.
cans. Both are under arrest The IL,
statement OF Wickland ully identified The
murderers. 'Ne
The "lnnocents Abroad" the Southern
baptst convention, which recently adj.
lonrned It's heavy labors at Waco, now en-
route TO Monterey, Mexico, TO eat tortillas
sno cnll-ieoh-carne with the dark-eyed
naming long enough to take supper A. The
Menger. Nv 'n'
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HONEY GROVE.
Alleged Violators OF United states Statutes
Arrested,

Alleged Violators OF United States Statutes
Arrested.
HONEY GROVE, May H,-ISpccial IT. NJ.
Wright, deputy United States marshal, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon with the
following named parties under arrest, viz
Uncle Fred Bell, Bill Cartley, James Mat.
thcws, Higgins, Waller, Tom Carter. Bill
lrnorv aud Joe Weeden. These parties ara
charged with violating the United States
statutes, near Ben Ficklin in Delta county,
March 10, ISM. The warrants were issued
by James Ricketts,, United States com.
missioner for the northern district of Texas
In addition to the above named prisoners
the following parties, charged with the
same oilense, came IN and gave themselves
US last night; William VIM, Thomas
marshal LEFT on the train to day with
the prisoners for Sherman, where the pre.
liminary examination will be held.
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COLORADO CITY,

Water Works Organiscd-Tho Wool CiIp.
COLORADO Cry, May A.-ISpecial. l-Th,
Colorado City Water company was organ.
lied to day with 100000 stock, which wa.
all taken. The directors are +. W. James
II. Sabin. W. s. Conan, Ell. Nsws,m ~
Onicers: John Harris, president, Il. IA
Davis, vice president; NJ. HaEsaid, sccrets.
~; ]. James, treasurer. An arta siSu
we'll will be sunk al once.
TIC w"ol clip coming In Is large q 4 Ne
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Cuticura.

Pyamia, septlemia, Scrofula and o,ho, fauna
oi Diood poisoning, resulting In glandular swell
ihgs ulcerous patches in the throat and month
apscesses, carbuncles, tumors, ulcers. sores
anu sSlh erupuons are speedily neutralized and
u T1Hpeieu 9y he Gulicura Resolvent the new
purlher while the skin is cleansed of ali
ohnsurlng humors by the external use of Cuti'
C C. ana Cutlcura Soap, the great skin onres
outlcura Hesoyent absolutely DESTROYS disease
GERMS VIM, float in the blood. urine and Der.
neis 't ,pn IS no doubt about it-and ex-
pores of the skin 1' oHels anu
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COatlN.

PANAMA, May l4.-The minister of the
treasury has warned the canal COMPANY
th't they must pay the expenses of keeping
1000 and 5000 men on the isthmus to main.
tain order. The minister estimates that
the cost thus imposed on the company our.
ing the fourteen years of the contract
granted for the completion Of the canal will
amount TO ~ ,WW,0pO, and might even reach
$40 ON, 900 or Sl2OOOOOO,
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steamer and Dock Burned.

SEATTLE, May i.-.Tbe iron steamship
Mississippi, owned by the Oregon Improve
ment company, burned yesterday morning
with 100 tons of coal. No tug was in
the vicinity to render any
assistance. The fire spread TO
the coal bunkers, burning 500 feet,
Tue chiet engineer was burned to death
me bunker timbers fell, killing one m an
ana inluring another. The vessel is a
TOTAL loss. she was formerly owned by the
Confederate government and used as n
blockade runner. The boat is valued nj
SB5,OOO; insured, Loss on dock, So, 900.
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ATLANTA.

Negroes Leg Amputated- Burial of u Re
spected Citizen. win Banquet tho Doc
tors, Etc,
ATLANTA, May lS,-Ispecial.l TUESDAY
last negro, section hand on the Texas &
Pacific railroad had his loft leg amputated
above the ankle for injury to the foot and
ankle joint, received some time since. The
wound is said to be healing nicely.
Mr.. Fat. Taylor, one of our best citizens,
was baried this week. He died of pneu.
monia.
W. A. Scott, will soon start his saw mill
at this place.
The resident physicians will banquet the
County medical association at their next
meeting. which will be held here the first
Wednesday in June.
Our merchants are all doing fair cash
business for this season of the year,
Crops are looking well.
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Tho Star-ROute Trial.

WAsHiNdroN, May H.--When the star
route trial was resumed this morning
Judge Wylie delivered an opinion of some
length that each defendant should be al.
lowed one closing argument by his chosen
counsel. The judge expressed the belief
the case would consume the time of the
court until the beginning OF the next term,
June Is.
Wilson then resumed his argument to
the jury. w
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TAYLOR,
baptist ESonrsionists Right Royalty En-.
tcrtaincd-persoual

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
TAYLOR, May N-tSpecial, THE Ban.
fist excursicnists to Monterey were enter.
tained at noon to-day. An enormous lunch
was spread by the ladies of Taylor, and
1888 guests enjoyed the hospitality of our
generous citizens. Congratulations werc
freely expressed by the excursion parry.
and Taylor will live long In the m, mory Of
those who partook ofthe feast so Literally
p epared,
Major Penn, the noted Texas evanre,is,
breaches here tonight. lie has lust re.
urned from trip through California.
Dan Murphy, of the firm of Burkclt a
Murphy, has been quite III here since Yes.
terdIy.
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y Difficulty

An uncalled for and by no means credit
able difficulty occurred between Arthur
Cain and man by the name of Kavanoupb
from San Antonis, at the cock pit, yester.
day afternoon. A couple of blows passed
without serious demage- AS the week ia
pleasure merely, the HERALD would admon.
ish the officers to be more rigilant in sun.
p 'essing all disagreements
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A Eireman's Funeral.

Attention Engine company No, AN
members OF Engine company No. . are r, .
ques,ed to meet a, the company's hall this
evening" TO attend the funeral of our brother
is earnestly desired.
, s CnAs. HANCOCK, Sec.
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GREATESI On EARTH

UUucufa Remedies are the vrpatpst mo1io,,,oo
o ,,ui earth HAD the worst case of salt rheum in
Inis county. Ny, mother had ii twenty wears
anu IN iact died from it | believe CuiIcmrs
h Tou,u nave saved her lie. My arms breast and
ing relieved or cured until used the Cnticnra
SOAP externally I ~ N s .s,1a
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IsF;LTON


bELroS, May H.-TSpecial THE direc.
tors OF the Bolton Compress company or.
dered by wire on the 18th inst. oO.inch
Morse press from j, b. Steers. of New Or
leans, and this evening Colonel J. NJ. Eddy
designated the grounds for thu location 81,
the press on the Missouri Pacific reserya.
ton. W"
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Consulor Appolntmcnts-The wasson
Court Martial

WAsHINGroS, MAY 1.-THE president has
made the following appointments of United
States consuls: Francis Houghwart, of
New York, at Naples; Il. .. Dell Duncan, of
South Carolina. at Catonia, and James
Fletcher of Iowa, at Geneva.
The order for the court-martial of Paw.
master J. Il. WATSON, to be convened the
10th inst. has been suspended by General
Augur, department commander, by direc
ton OF the secretary of war pending further
examination as to the extent of the defalca
ton. An officer has been detailed Tor that
purpose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-15

A neighbour of our lost valuable mare
recently, II is supposed from bots. If he
had used 70 cents worth of Sheridans Cav.
airy Condition Powders he would have
been driving his pretty Chestnut TODAY.
Sorry Tor you, Doctor. These powders
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BEST RLOOD pVpIpICD

nave used your Cuticura Remedies in soy.
eral eases of Eczema, Moist and Dry Teiter and
cured them all. Your Cntlcura Resolyent So
ar as my supply allows me TO test il has in
my NY, nanns, exceeded in efficacy and efficiency
AMY n,.Sfatve compound (bood purifier) have
Iae,, S uurauon' 4. N. ECKER, NJ. d.
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wv H
TYLER
""d Preliminary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Court ANYTHING TIM Iuh.x.,. -,

court Awaiting the Judges Arrival.
TYLER, May 12.-[Specai. Mark Lee
ana Dan Heath, of Newton county, in.
dlcsed in the Federal court here in 1879 for
robbing the post-oilice at Donelton, in Hunt
county, at which time they were citizens of
hains county, had prelinary examination
before Hon. 3. ID. Wood, United States com.
missioner, this morning and were admitted
to bail in the sum of 500 each,
Inc Federal district court was oncnel
and adjourned to-day by Deputy Marshal
hiTkpatrick, of Galveston. This will he re-.
peated tomorrow and next day, when If no
InuGe arrives, the court will be adjourned
FIR the term. i'e'
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A Thief Defeated

john st. Clair yesterday afternoon, pur-
Joined the coat OF Hugh McGnn from the
rooms Of Messrs. Kahn Il Campbell. H..
was detected shortly afterwards bys connie
OF officers while endeavoring to dispose of
thc article to pawn broker, He now
langu shes in the calahoosc, '"
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An Asanttlt

Mike Rilly and John Taylor disagre ed
about chicken coop, on Camp street, yes.
terday afternoon, and resorted to blows,
During the difficulty Rilly drew a shoe
knife from one of his socks, but wasn't per
mitted TO nse it. officer Mullins arrested
him and lodged HIM in the calaboose.
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Lawrence Barrett was born in Patterson,a
New Jersey. He is 10 years old and was r.
captain In Massachusetts f,pim,nt Gu
my the late war. lie is one of the most IN
tcllectual men on the stage.
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Postal Clark Arrastad

PirrsnuRo, May Al, II Hoiler, posta
clerk, was arrested this afternoon by a
Uuited States special detective for ammo.
prlatlng to his own use tho money of the
government.
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burglary

A thief entered the room of Superinten.
dent Wheels, of the water works, ON Sun.
day night, and robbed him of new spi, y,
clothes and several small valuables tn
suilly party is Spotted" and. will doubt.
less come to grief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-15

Mayor Cabell has is.ued proclamation
to close up business generally on Thurs law
tho day OF the procession, This is n nice
act on the part Of the city's executive, and
will enable Employers and EMPLOYEES 10
get u glimpse of the entire affair,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-15

A Wise fisherman at Smiling Waters.
Cured the quinsy of his daughters,
in less than one hour
Bv st. Jacobs OILS power,
And it cost him only two quarters,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-15

Alter the adjournment OF the meeting of
the executive committee of the Stock ssso
Slauon yesterday afternoon, they were
nahrsomely and generously entertained nv
MI -Lbopl'sh, OF the "Parlor' saloon
VI eely. aud feast fit Tor the
ken Of.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-15

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE court of
claims to-day rendered nn unanimous de-
cision in the test case of Leopold vs.. the
United States. This suit was brought
nominally for difference of pay but in fact
to determine the status of cadet engineers
who graduated at the Naval academy in
the years 1881 and 1889. The court decided
they are not undergraduates, and hence
they were not transformed into naval
cadets, but now remain in the service as
calpt enpin,pA
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TUESDAY, MAY 1888
INDICATIONS.

For the Gulf States, tennessee and Ohio
vslleys-Parly cloudy weather with loeaI
rains sou,her,y Winds becoming VARIABLE. sta
a-al.s 1880 -
tionary or lower temperature, followed by ria
ing baIome'er.
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WEATHER REPORT.

A grand complimentary hop will be
given tomorrow night on boaid the
,eyenue cutter Mclean by Lieut.. Simms
in compliment to the Knights of Honor
and their ladies'.
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GREAT BL0OD upnYCrxp,

me malt has not been told as to the great
curative powers of the Cuticurs Remedies. /
nave pad hundreds OF dollars for medicines tn
o c diseases OF the blood and skin, and never
edics. CUAS W fTII MN Mell'
prOVidenCn L [ - '" iNi'Nho.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Those desiring 10 change their al.
vertisements or 10 insert new ones,
will confer a favor by handing theii
copy into the business Office In the fore
noon, In order that II may receive
proper attention.
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Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the
almond Dye coors, One package colois.
10 a los, OF goods. 10 cents Tor any coli r.
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MCKINNEY

commissioners Court In Session. Revival
Etc.
MCKINNEY, May H.-ISpecial. The
county commissioners court is in session
to-day busy with county business.
Kew. ). b. Falkner and Rev. A. NJ. Dong.
las are conducting an interesting meetins
NJ mn rhe Christian church in this place.
me bridge east of town, across the
irM,hity, Will be completed tomorrow. ~
Many oil our citizens will visit Dallas this
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~ interview 70 which xx.c ovssxo,
n suonllesd 8 dsy Or two slncs II
/. sScassssd sspess o. VIII en- ar
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CTTICURI RFSOIvCyT

Guucura and Cuticura Soap sold everywhere
frlce Cuticura, 10 cents and 81 per box Cntj'
S,'ra hesolvent I'll per bottle. Cuicura soap.
% cents Cuticura Shaving Soap, IL cents
Potter Drug and Chemical Co. Rns,o,
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CURE IN EVERY CASE

o nnnr Cuqcqra Remedies outsel all other
medicines keep for skin diseases. NV cus.
toners and patients say that they have efected
cure III every instance, where other remedies
have failed II W RpOCEWSvi vtnenies
Franklin Falls, n, II W. ~
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everything in the music line at C. II Ed
wards, 70 Main street. and large stock.
from which to select, Don't fail to call.
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loR EX0AAl-..,

Ca, ~, asM NJ, ,ssnos and ORGANS In
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AT WASHINGTON.

Another Huge Scandal 10 Fill the
Star. Route Vacuum.
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Difference and Distinction Made as
to Newsgatherers.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10
WITHDRAWAL

At the solicitation Il many friends in
various sections Of the county, partial.
~ agreed to allow my name to 20 before
The Republican Convention tins nall for
the nominotion for the shenHalty;
hut haeiag. happened to an aerldent
which may iAcapacltatc NC Tor active
work in the canvass, | feel COMPELLED to
withdraw my name from the contest. :
| desire my friends to receive my warm
est thanks for the solicilade they have
manifested in my behalf, as wei as for
past favors 50 generously EXTENDED me.
| sincerely express the hope that We
may have gu . and harmonious co :
vention; one whose NOMINATIONS viii
rive satisfaction to all parties What
ever ! can do in my humble capacity
for the advancement Of our partys IN
terest shall be most eheerfully ana zeal.
ously rendered. GEes = : Aok'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10

Governor Sherman. Of Iowa u course
gladly accepts Judge Kinne's challenge
to hold a series Of joint public discus
sions. Knowing exactly ~llat his par
~ wants, he possesses a great advan-
tape over his Democratic competitor,
who, not having any definite policy to
udvocaic. cannot speak with posisiveness
on a single issue, except, perhaps, the
the liquor question, and even here he
dare not be anti temperance, but must
corfine himself to prohibition views.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10

rbo raolrra which is nov d's0la'ing
p,a,ic,ta and other Egyptians town, ape
o.,r. 10 have had it. origin ~ the filthy
a.,,5i,ion If the street. the houses aud
me people. Aud this has always been
The case The scourage o. our own
country, yellow fever originates in
much the same way. Impure water,
e,J sewers. offensive oiors' these are
IL. breeders If disease which sweep an
,n,lIv into the grave IS thousands =
rtc a,,c lesson j.. apl it has been urg-
Cd in these coldmgs again aud again
,b,t reg,rd for the safety Of human life
reonircs the most strenuous eSerttons to
keen the streets and alleys, and the
homes Of the people themselves as free
rom filth as possible. Providence only
protects those communities and those
that render Providence all the
assistance in their power
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10

The Washington Republican prints Il e
opinions Of a Western Republican Con
gresham, who has reviewed the field and
concluded that Randall viii Ne elected
Speaker next winter. Most Republicans,
no matter from what section they come
agree with the congressman quoted, and
there is no doubt that il they had to
select Democrat to presiding officer Of
the House they would, with practical
unanimity. choose Randall.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10
EARS FOR THE MILLION
Foo Ch10'S BaSaa Of Sharks Oil

the Only Absoiasc Cure for
Deafness known,
This oil is ahstrlctcd fr,m peculiar species
Of small white shark, caught in the yellow
SEA- known rs carclrodon rondele ii Eve.
ry Chinese fisherman knows it, Its virtues rs
A restorative Of hearing were discovered bv u
Buddhist Priest about The year 1910. 1t, cures
we're SO numerous aud many 50 seemingly
miraculous, that the remedy was Officially
proclaimed over the Empire. Its use became
so universal that for over 300 years no deaf
ness has existed among he Chinese people
Sent, charges prepaid, to any address at 81 90
per bottle.
Hear 'ehd he Deaf say 1T has performed
miracle in my case have no unearthl
noises in my head and hear much better
have been gret ~ benefited. My deafness
he ped great deaI--think another bottle will
cure me My hearing is much benefited
have received untold benefit Ny hearing is
improving. 1t is giving good satisfaction -
that saw the notice Of it.
Its virtues are unqHestonable and its cura-
tive character absolute, as the writer can per-
Sonaly testify. both from experience and Oh
servation. Write at once to haylock & Jen-
nay. 9 Dey Street, New York, enclosing 81 90
and YOU will receive by return remedy that
viii enable YOU to hear like any body else, and
whose curative effects will be permanent You
will never regret doing so.-Edltor OF Mercan-
tile Review.
To avoid loss in the mails, please send mo-
ney by registered letter Only imported by
Haylock Il Jenney, DeY St, n, T. Sole
agents for America. Jy l3-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10
LATEST STYLES
IN
SPRING DRY GOODS

All Wool Spring Dress Goods, 25cts.
Nuns Yelling, all new colors, 25cts.
Spring Dress Goods new colors, l23rts
Spring Cashmercs, new colors, Is, 81 aa,f 81.
summer silks, 5octs., 62cts. and 75yts.
Black Dress silks, 81 90, $l.25, sl.5W sl.75
and 500.
Black casbmercs 37cts., scots, 6asfs. arrf
75cts
Mourning Dress Goods
crepe Wells and Shawls.
White and Fancy Mating all styles.
spring Carpets, 25cts., 37cts. and soa,fs.
r,o,h for Men aad Boys wear 81 and Scots.
Cation AIDES for Mem Suits 2octs
p,rasoIs, $500, Sl25, sl.5o, s2.oe5 S2.5o'
Bodal Quilts, 9scts worth 81 90.
silks. yelvets satins Brocades.
six surahs, all colors, scots.
six yorino All colors, oocts.
India Linen, Pets, l5cts, l8cts., 2ocrg. and
35cts,
nottod Swiss all colors, new patterns.
s,tir stripe Victoria Lawns l2ets
satin stripe Pique, Sets.
e,laoes, Cottons, Ginghams, Perca's, Che
riots aud Gossamers.
G.. Nj. TOwSOn.
e3e Penn Ave, sonth Side Near Con
W" tire Market, Washington, DC.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10

The Kentucky election for governor
was held Monday, and J Proctor Knctt
was elected by majority Of somewhere
between IS, 900 and 10000 over
his opponent. Thomas Y Morrow
the republican candidate. Knott will
be maugerated next month and the
legislature will elect a successor to sue
ceed Senator Williams whose term ex-
pres March eth 1853
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10

The wheat crop this year will be over
1000, 900 bushels less than that of
1882. but still we shall have about nine
bushels to every man, woman and child
in the land, and there is no danger of
starvation.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
by TlIE-
COMMISSIONERS
Charles County,
ron THE
Y EAR ENDING.
JUNE 30th, 1888


1.-THE Comfy Commissioners shall make
out and publish annually in At least two news
p1pcrs published in their respective counties.
if there be two, a detailed minute oHd accurate
statement Of the expenses Of their said counties,
specifying therein each particular item or eX-
pensr, and tor what and to whom paid and
shall also deliver to the Sheriff Of their resnce
tive counties as mary copies Of such statement
as there are election districts Of said countv
at least ten DAYS lief re each general election
and the Sheriff shall, within six DAYS after the
receipt Of said copies, set one Of them u the
place Of holding elections in each election dis
trict.n
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10

Two negroes quarreled in Virginia
last Monday, when one drew pistol
aud shot the other in the forehead
Though the ballet was mashed as fiat
as teu-ccnt piece, it fail to enter his
head.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10

1t is mentioned as a euriou coinci-
dence That if the cholera sloult haeak
out in this country this year It vii DC
the third time it has Dose so at intervals
of seventeen years. In 1892 itraged
violently here; SO it did in 1919, and
again, but more mildly, in 1866
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-10
InhenIthY Food.

What is one mans meat is another man poi.
sop. Some OF our leading physicians sly that
pork i unhealthy food food bur, unless pfelu-
diced, not oue os shem will inSinnaie that
SNaync,s Oinsmcn, Is not the best rrmtdl for
tcter. Ringworm. scald head, naIe'f Itch,
nr,iri, men. niles. srvsipelas, and all erupunns
81 the skin. livery druggist in the land keep,
Syvavae's Ointment, Try one box ana Soa Nill
never be- caught without the remeo9 IN your
AsnilV afterSNisrih