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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-16

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
MILES CRY, n 7, Dec. 4. 1883. 3
Having been ordered BY the honor.
able commissioners Of the generAl
land once TO take possession Of all logs
ties and other timber now cut and ".
ing on the bAuks u Tongue river ana
IT, tributaries II the Wolf niountains,
I hereby forhtd all persons removing,
appropfiatine ,.er interfering with the
same i6s any pirpose whatever, under
penalty Of law. c. h. ssouLp.
q rs n lOitf = Reoeiver.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-16

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. l5.-Fnnk
James WAS taken to 0allatin tonight
10 answer to the charge nj the murder
of Cashier Sheets In the 0allatin bank.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-16
olookA.

New YoRx, Dec. l6.-Northeru Pa
eifie, ~; preferred, 60a. 1t. Paul
NinneapolisA Naniteba, cot; Western
Uniop, 78S.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-16
Apsshsr Caaaiosss.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l5.-Dr. Al
bert Goerson, convicted Of the murder
of bis wife by poisoning has been d..
nied . new trial and sentenced 70 be
hanged.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-16

sTEuBisvILLE. o., Dec. l5.-Early
this morning an east bound freight
train on the Panhandle rLirosd Ian.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-16

WINoNA, Mimi, Dec, l5.-Tho
Winona 4 5t. Peter railroad elevator
was burned ut noon. The fire spread
to the conpany's freight house and
the Diamond Joe dock and B0ynt0n's
beer warehouse, which are now
burning.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-16
LATER.

The Diamond Joe dock and ware
house were burned, loss, con; Boyn-
tons Sons beer refrigerator was dam
sged, $40, 600; pier Of drawbridge dam
aged, $1,000; two barges were also
slightly damaged. The elevator was
built twenty years ago and was valued
as e35. 0O0; the machinery, $4,000.
The lessee, HI. J. O'Neill, had l35, 900
bushels Of barley In 1t, the estimated
value Of which Is $79, 900, insured for
SjO,OO0.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-16
JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday

The DAILY JorESALcontrols all Associated Press
Dispatches In Miles City, and Is the only paper in
Eastern Montana that receives Legitimate tele-
graphic reports.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-16

byron yREELAND. Architect and Builder.
ID Plans and Specification furnished. Surerin,
tsodinG and esiimstes. Main Street, Bertrand
building, Miles City. Montana.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31
FOR RENT.
EARS FOR THE Mill i'm !!
Foo Ch0O'S BalSam Of Sharks Oil
Rrstores the Hearing, and Is
Tue Only Absolute Cure for
Deafness knOxv,,


MS on Is distracted from peculiar species
OF sIlaII "hlie shark, caught in the yellow
sea known as carcharodon rondele il. Eve
ry Chinese fisherman knows it. lis virtues "a
restorative of hearing were discovered nv a
Budhisl fneSt about the year l4l0. lis cnres
were SO numerous and many so seemingly
miraculous that the remedy was Officially
proclaiued over the Empire. It's use became
50 universal that for over 300 years no deaf
ness mas existed among the Chinese neonIe -
Sent charges prepaid, to any address AT 81 90
Hfa' E1qt the DEAF eng III has performed
a miracle IN my case have no nne,rtbIy
noises IN my head and hear much he,,or
have oeen greatly benefited Nv dizziness
ne.P'r s'vH' deal think another bottle will
cur nv, "y nearing IL much benefited
n !t' lived untold benefit Nv hearing is
IMP b.a1 II Is giving good satisfaction -
nav oevu greatly benefited, and am reioiced
that saw the notice of it. '' ''0'0su
~ ',,1es are unqHestionable and its curo.
i've yu',a,ler oosoute, as the writer IAN nor.
sonar? uSuty both from experience ana ~.
serN"oI ~ write at once TO II,ylock / I.n.
hel' ~. street, New York. enciosing q mn
anu anu yoa G'll receive by return remedy thai
MN e""ae you to hear like anvbod, else ana
WIZ in vsa'''e effects will be permanent Won
tile Review So-hditor OF Mercan-
u a'ola loss IN the mill. n,e,,o .o,s n,o
ney .! clustered letter oil ;,,, - '',o-
/. m ~ r., s S.nne' 9 De- ST W. Sole
j. 10 lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

Fine riding and much excitement in ~.
contest for LIST Honor between Chance A..
Bryantowu representing respectively Primo,
George and Charles counties.
Queen Miss Annie Scott, Of primo,
George $ beautiful, graceful, petite, etc.
lat Maid Of Honor Miss Helen Carrieo.
young and fascinating belle Of Bryantowu
2nd Maid of Honor'-Niss Lille Bowling.
very pretty quite young.
Bird Maid Of Honor .-Miss Nellie Griffin. III.
ever popular and charming belle of Clinton
Prince Georges county.
4th Maid Of Honor Miss Gwynn. apotb.,
Of Prince George fascinating young bellies
Orator Of the Evening. DR.. r. NJ. Lapc.,.
ter not there, John 7. Davis officiated in hi,
place, brief witt, and pleasing.
Large and spacious ware room belonging IN
George l. Chappelear, Esq. used for supper
hall and dancing room.
Bras. Band from Baltimore in attendance
on grounds and at the Ball; eloquent music
Dinner and refreshments served on Tourno.
mcut grounds in abundance and nice,
Base Ball game after the Tournament he.
tween Prince Georges and Charles county
mines resulted in q tie, score to 3, stopped
On account Of darkness.
Every one expressed themselves as delight.
I'd with the days and evenings amusementi
Realized about 500 clear Of all expenses. l
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Howard Bros.
an adm
NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TEXT BOOKS SIN
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

WE, the undersigned School Commission
w ers for Charles county, after much care
and delberation, do hereby adopt and pub
fish the following list of Text Books to be
used in the primary schools of this county:
Readers.-Butler's Series-lst, End, 3rd
4th 9th Grades.
GeOgraphies.-Corn Steps,
Primary, Intermediate, High School with
Atlas
Arithmetics-Wh s-Primary, In
termediate, complete.
English GFImmars-Kear Cate
chism History OF United States; Scharfs His.
tory of Maryland; Wells Science of Common
Things; Davies Algebra; Scholars Compan-
ION Webster's Primary Dictionary; Piet's
Universal Speler; New American Pronounc-
ing Speller; Ellsworth Copy Booksj Brown 5
Physiology
We respectfully request the merchants in
the county TO keep a supply OF the above
books on hand, for the accommodation of the
parents for their children in the respective
school districts, believing as we do, it will
subject persons to less trouble, and no more
expense than formerly purchasing through
our agency at Port Tobacco. which we have
concluded to abandon. In making the change
of some OF the Text Books in the schools,
which we think decidedly advantageous, es-
pecially Smiths Grammar, from it's simplici-
~ and adaptability TO the mind OF the aver
age pupil. We take this opportunity Of in
forming the teachers aud parents, that the
old Grammars will be exchanged for new
oues AT the small cost Of 20 cens each aud
that the Series OF Readers from LIST to 9TH will
be exchanged for new Uaes at no additional
cost 10 tue public. Csc. b. MUDD,
NM Il. GkAY,
aus 2i-ct ?. a. SasscLB
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THOUSANDS

IL -
ha'i,lned and skeleton Suits in all
me newest and most desirable shades in
Sgrge' also, Blue Flannels YacLt
O,o'n ! Nohalrs, Drap D'Ete and Worst
ed Uar assortment Of Allpacas. pom
gee o'Ik and Seersucker Suits (all col.
otsJ was never approached in magnitude
oil variety before in the State.
10 busters we can astOnish you. We
have them in all the best fabrics in Lin.
en-, h0halr, ALPACA, &c.
:, We also ,. have the Largest line of
Boys and Caildren's Clothing for Sum.
mer wear ever shown.
A separate department for White and
Fancy Vests, in which over 500 STYLES
are shown, from 80 cents to $500 in
price
We always excel in getting up Cloth
lug Tor Summer wear aud we are proud
of our magnificent assortment.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

Transfers of Property Deed from
Pliney Bowie and VIM Bragunia to Lucy
BrsEuniA for part of tract of land called '"Tom
hrawner's Honestly consideration. $500 etc
frem ". J. Aollyhoru and Sarah ] Molly
horn to School Commissioners for lot in Cobb
Neck; consideration, SIS From James Poscy
TO School Commissioners for one acre Of land;
consideration SIT. From j II Mitchell at
torney for Philip Beale, G. F. Bealle and 9th
ers, to T. A. Slsseer for farm called Robert.
s0u Delight consideration 1918.
Mortgage from Henry R. Harris and wife
on farm known as Mt Tirz,b; considera-
tion $ls4o. From " H Cauter and F P.
Csnter and wife to W " Kennedy. guardian.
on farms called Stony Hill Catch as YOU
Can" consideration, 500 From II. F.
hudd and Valinda A. Mudd to Francis R.
Cope, on Farm called "Alberton, considera-
lion, 81, Bon
Bill of sale from F. A Gardiner to Thad
Hudd; consideration, S37.
Release of Mortgage from E. A Smith and
X. C. Smith to H. E. Mudd and yalinda
Audd on farm called "Aberdeen
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

HaEIng The third class Of military ca
d,u on board Of The { 5 practice SHIP, Con
st,llauon has been charged with ha2ing "
number Of cadets of the fourth class that en-
tered the Institution in June lnst among
which W." " Ruggoid Wilmer OF this coun
~. There are 81 composing the class who re-
e.i,ed the ha1,ng. tut whether Master Viii
MGR WAS among the unfortunate victims OF the
dA.arIly aud coWardly sport reports fail to
show Ca the return Of the ship trom cruise
i court martial wllI be held aud Ihc
guilty PARTIES punished, by dismissal or other
wise The superintendent o. the Naval AeAd-
em, Ia. expressed his deter uinltion aud
juuy too, to break up such deyiIish amusc-
Incnt.
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A BurglariOus Assassin.-on TIM.
day evening Of last week Mr. Noel BartIo. :
Pomonkey came near being assasslnated /,
burglar who had entered his house durino i.
absence. Mr. Barkey was in Port Tobacco :,
evening referred TO and on his return H..
not discovering that his house had bae,
tered went in without a light and prepared ;.
60 to bed, when Lis attention was direc,oa :
noise in the next room. Thinking H..
from his brother he called to him. bnt ra... ''e
ed no answer. He then secured his do.s,
barrel sho. gun and attempted to FIRE i, -
direction OF the noise, but the cans srana.,
ana IN the neXt moment he was set u,o,
the would be assassin, and desperate 49,.
gle ensued, during which Mr.. Barkley roo.,
ed severe cash in the side. but spau.
ceeded in freeing himself from the clutch. !.
the burglar when the william gave IN tbs
sign and fed. MIR. Barkley had lust sol3l.
tobacco, ard it is supposed the burgla, - -
lying in wait for the purpose of roLb,,.,
on ms return. No clue TO the party b,,a .ui
been obtained
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FURNISHING Goods

oar Furnishing Goods Department
contains everything needed in gentle
man wardrobe No gentleman of taste
who appreciates richness and elegance of
fabric and style should miss seeing our
stock. Remember, while this assert
ment is largely composed of the finest
grades we do not ask fancy figures on a
single article. Our prices will bear
comparison with those usually asked for
cheaper goods, while in quality and
make up they will be found Immensely
superior
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II yellow fever car he cured with water
melons, what will cure waiermelons.
Some noses are made red BY tight lacing
Others become red by many tights.
Dudes are STYLED "ihe zephyrs Of society
because they are light, soft aud airish.
10 nine cases out Of ten an official will 60
abroad for his health sooner than 20 to laii'
Tournament to come Of at Glymoni next
month for the benefit Of Corvallis Church.
Reads Grand DHtcbess Cologne is the
sweetest perfumery in America and you y
ind the most lasting, II sells for % cents per
bottle and is kept at Howard Bros, CoE's
Station. az 20-lm
If there be one spot dearer to MANI men
than another it is the ace to ill a straight
flush.
The nearest man out is one who knows
who will be the next President but will not
tell
Another pleasure party composed of ladies
aud gentlemen left The county Tuesday fo'
"TRIP 10 Luray Cave.
Tcwson is disposing Of his dry goods and
etc, at reduced prces, preparatory TO taking
in his fall stock.
The pay Of the County Commissioners that
does not appear in the levy IS provided for in
the sinking fund
Mr. Percival Padgette has left the county,
en- rou:e for New Hampshire, to resume his
duties as professor in one Of its educational
Institutions.
Our thanks for the basket Of choice fruit
received. Oh, the peaches How sweet the
Stones and all
Reads three minute headache and neural I
gia cure is almost a monarch for the headache, /
rheumatism or any acute pain /
made by w II. Read, Baltimore Light T
SITS Baltimore, Md, propretors of Read S I
Grand Duchess Cologne. ap 2O-lm
Rev G. F. Williams will return from his
recresting trip on next Thursday. lie is at
present at Hancock
Politicians, especially the candidates, have
commenced kissing the babies and shaking
hands with their daddics.
Don't forget the tournament to take place
1t Marshall Hall next Thursday. Mr.. Bauer
understands the business, and will make it
pleasant for you.
Some one says; mo thoroughly occupied
nan was ever miserable" How about the
nan occupied in fighting dozen hornets
which have got up lis trousers.
fair and festival is announced to take
lace next Wednesday September 9Th for the :
eneft OF Pomfret Church Lookout for it
nd save up your small change
boa, ter in hotel was telling of the many Q
sctions of the country that he had visited = 5
fellow at his elbow asked Have YOU ever c
cen in Algebra?'' "Oh, yes" said the c
caster ~ passed through there on the top II
a stage-coach about year ago" 5
A Wonderful discovery.-Reads three d
mute headache and neuralg ia cure is the
nndcr OF the 10th century us hundreds upon
lndreds of our best citizens have bee;; cured
two minutes of intense neuralgia and sick q
'adache, after using eve ything they could
'ar Of and trying all the doctors in vain
cad three minute headache cure sells for n
cents and is kept at our friend, Howard [
Others. april COLIN +
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IOcHL BreCitteS.

IOCNt DFCCUtCS'
A frame Of mind the skull.
4 A land-hdy Mother Eearth.
4 A man in California is named Ink.
Cooking is a criterion Of civilization.
A maiden cff0rt-trying to catch husband.
White dresses are preparing their valedicto-
Almost time for the geological joke about
oysters.
Lamentations are not characteristic of the
lamb.
C,oquet is cute game, but Billiards is the
kme-tes.
Led water is not at all the same thing as
ice water.
It is the goat that always give evidence in
rebuttal.
Pet rats are fashionable. This is guaw-
ing style.
An ounce of wit is worth pound of moral
philosophy.
The most an artist can do is to have his pic
ture hanged
When man wishes to whet his rage-he
takes drink.
Vain as the peacock is, the weather cock is
even more vane
Under green apple bows, beware of the
bow-wows.
Old Rye to Young America-'T am thy
fathers spirit
New reoding-where the treasure is, there
the cash is also.
The hen is a kind mother; but still she sits
on her children
Silence may De golden, but it will never
borrow dollar.
Buildings for angels to live in should be
made with wings.
What did the paper wait for? Probably
for its ink-come.
In some quarters there is considerable
suabbling over squads.
Silly people are often very shrewd. Even
lunatics are cunning.
Why is a deacon like a hat band Because
he passes around the hat.
Itis mighty weak aunt that can't have
any fun at picnic.
The hired girl with the dust rag is the
chair-rub of the family.
The man who "knows it ALL is the fellow
who generally gets left.
". J. Marine, late manager of this paper
died in Baltimore Saturday.
WHY is a retired carpenter like a lecturer :?
Because he is an ex-plainer.
The world lives on hope poet has writ
ten: "Some day shall be dead
1t is the very men is this country who can
afford to put on million airs.
One way to give a man "a chance to rise in
the wsrld"-knock him down.
As long as David Davis lives his wife ill
have atoul 400 pounds year.
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Row ON a Stenmer rhe NcA Ma

Row on a Steamer The hlcNnd a.
G,I,tte Of Saturday LOST has The following .-
"Nhilc the steamer J ". Thompson was At
her whArfil this city, tins nr'ru'ng, on her
way down the river, one Of the colord deck
hsnt got into row with MIR Carpenter the
fret officer + she steamer and made m as
s.ult an him Mr. tsrpentcr scized IN iron
Iuker snd struck the MN in self defence
~hef,uron he " Is hrset by lumber Of the
..'her ieck h,nds, who threatened 10 Kill him,
but me of the passengers cam" 10 hi assist
snce and drovr off the assaiauts The row
created considerable excitement on the boat
sud around III" wharf du~ius v hich the man
who first attacked Mr. Carpenter jumped
ASHORE aud IN de his escape be.ore he could
De arrested
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C.mp Meeting Closed 7

Nhmp MtVIIHs 'I"N'"' ~
camp Meeting closed rs exercises on Monday
Last. Daring tsholding many citizens Of the
county attended aud i can be said the meet
inS was success in every sense. One great
feature VI good the Methodist accomplish IN
this county, is The stopping Of ii' members
from the use Of spirtuous liquors. Go on We
s-y With the good work aud ifevery man in
III, county could he induced to abstain
rrsm tb, abuse, if not the u.e Of intoxicating
liquors. what ., happy land this would be
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That uife OF AZ

That UVe Of Mime. Instead OF
-pendiug all her stamps for nobby hats silks
ribbons, laces, etc, Keeps At least FIVE boxes
OF S~ayne's Pills in the house all the time 10
guard against indigestion, languor, loss of
appetite, liver complaint, bilious headache
Jaundice, bilious fever, dropsy, intermittent.
remittent and conjeStive feyerS, constipation
aud epilepsy. Splendid wife that! Five
boxes 81 90
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sAoriI,d 70 state that tie Hurdle Tournament,
advertised 10 the Beaeoa 10 take place over
the Leonardtown Course on Tuesday, The 2slh
Of August instant, has been postponed until
wednesday, the l2th ofseP'ember, ia oonse-
au,nee Of sickness and inability 10 get the
Tract in proper condition. The Tournament
vill certainly come of on the day latest nam
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. . -

SKIP This unless YOU want positive and
Rsuuine bargain 10 = suit for yourself and
Lsy. ia bargain is ahat you want, refer to
eur advertisement ia this paper headed city
trade, aud it will direct you to G. y. Oehm
4 Sou, Hanover aud Pratt Streets. Baltimore,
Nd. the popular clo,hers Of that city.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

Idtdiitt AIMING Deuued Wy tiers -
The correspondent of Baltimore san in An
napols, writing to that paper, SAYS. "Ovster
men complain that the bedding of ovste..
about here this season will be Improbable tc
them, for in many cases they say The oysters
have died on their hands An oysterman
who had bedded City bushels. on extminn,
the beds last week vas surprised to find only
about one-ftth Of the number alive the hal
ance being open-mouthed An examina,io,
OF other beds showed the same results ".
have made inquiry among some of our oys,.,.
men, who are well informed upon the subject
rs to the correctness of the above. and s,a
that IN great measure 1t is true. but tb.,
say that the oysters in their natural beas =.
pecially in the Severn river. are in ;nst /.
good condition at this season as tbey h..
ever seen them beng fat and in splendid ..
der The reason they gave why the baddo4
oysters are dying is, that they were t.L.n
from their natural beds during the spswn;.s
season, when they were in 4 weak and =.
hausted condition, without hardly any vital
ity at all, and being bedded in shallow wa,s,
many died on account Of the temperature !,
the same, which is considerable warmer ,b.a
deeper water, while others became the nrer !,
crabs, which ire more abundant this so.,.
than for several years past.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

The bees are swarming, and there's no
end to them, said Farmer Jones coming in
to she house. His ltIe boy, George came
in second afierward, ami said there vas an
end to one OF EN-, anyhow; and il was red
bot too
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

Tournament At Hughesville on "Wednesday.
August 29ud was attended hy large crowd
from Charles, St. Mary's aud Prince George ,
counties present Commenced riding ] past
one clock. Hon George c. Mcrrick Or,to,
Of the day, delivered brief but eloquent and
happy address. Below we give lis, Of
knights and scores.
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EutaI anN 4(rsonal.

ag- n, ORre Of be iSuErENDESr has b,en
ss,norsd 10 ne ffa aoor 81 Pie Mronic HHt
t-,sssd,4i,ly opcosis he Eg'scoroi Church.
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Satisfaction for Ten.

In our family Of ten for over two wears Par.
h~r Gi1ger Tonic has cured headache. mal,-
rial Snd other complaints so satisf,etoriI,, tb,t
We are IN excellent health and no expense for
doctors or other medteinss.-C hroniele a tom
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

George Mis"r, Baltimore, Nd, says a
Browns Iron Ritters is the best remedy
have found for INDIGESTION
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

Loss 81 hair and grlyur>s which often mar
t.. preti"-t fee, are prevented ny Parker s
u.tr Bal-ain aug lO.tu
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\ AIS and cAPS'

We have ia our cases Hats from the
most celebrated manufacturers in the
United States, and we defy any Hat
House in Blfimore to show finer goods
or better styles. They will show you
higherPriccd Hats and you may think
they are better because the heightened
IIatters tell you so, but they are not
Our display of Straw Hats cannot be
equdlsd or our low prices beat.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

The celebrated HUNTER F.6F. PLOUGHS
MS we'll as the noted ploughs manufactured by
the ST. Joseph Plough Company, Mishawaka,
Indiana
The Remington Sewing Machine is
also sold oy US.
Should overwork from the use of any Of the
above machinery PROSTATE you or make you
feel badly, then call and we will sell you some
of Shaker world renowned medicines
And if your land is too poor to justify you
in buying machinery remember our lime klns
We will sell you also the Sckles 4 Co,
Cincinnati buggy, one of which is now used
by Dr. Robert Digges.
Mint Julsps always on ham, and choice
meals to feed the hungry man. All at
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

A Wonderful discovery Reads three
minute headache and neuralgia cure is the
wonder Of the 10th century as hundreds upon
hundreds Of our best citizens have been cured
in two minutes of intense neuralgia and sick
headache, after using eve ything they could
hear of, and trying all the doctors in vain
Read three minute headache cure sells for
% cents and is kept at our friend, Howard
Brothers. april colin