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Deer fndependent-T writer Of this hav-
ing recently made a brief sojourn among
friends in the neighborhoods of White Plains
aud Waldorf begs the favor ola vacant space
to jot down his observations, albeit they are
of no special Importance.
The people of those communities, unlike
the afflicted vicinity Of Benedict, seem to be
enjoying an unusual degree Of health, while
At the same time having cause to congratulate
themselves upon an average measure Of pros.
perity. Conversations with the farmers ellie
tied the information that all or nearly all,
Notwithstanding the unpropitous sea son,
gathered a fair crop of corn, sufficient for
their needs during the ensuing year More
than an average supply of that other staple,
meat, seems also to be provided. Thus with
Hplentiful supply of the staff of life with its
chief ally, there is little danger of starvation
notwithstanding the waiting prediction of the
croNkers. At all events look of ease and
moderate content, pervades the bronzed coun-
irnsnces of the honest farmers.
The merchants too wear smile of self-sat-
isfaetion Our friend w. II. Of White Plain,
aud his right bower the almost matchess hit
lie Walter, Snd their time fully occupied in
hling the wants of their customers; while the
careful and prudent Philip A. and the vigi-
Isn't and obIgiug Thaddeus of Waldorf are
seen to be eagerly plying their vocation.
They all appear to have well pondered, aad
aad to have acted and te be still acting, fully
up TO the practical ad'ice given by Burns in
h" "Epistle to a Young Friend"
ITO catch dame Fortunes golden smile
Assiduous walt upon her
And gather gear by every vile
That's justified by honor
Sensible advice truly and morally hedged
in By an honest proYiso.
II the railroad has done nothing else, il has
at least developed and put in play, business
energies and activities which have NOT alone
rcdounded to the benefit Of the passessors Of
those qualities, but to the advantage of the
surrounding communities all along the line.
Then three cheers for the Iron Horse whose
suspicious snort will ere long be heard, echo
ing and re-echoing over every mountain aud
valley OF our broad domain, mocking the era
~ Tears Of Old Fogyisn which sees in his tri-
umphal track naught but ruin and desoation.
December 18th, 1888.
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Himenial.-At last another ta....
Of social event has iranspre,l. il The ne, .Ael
Of Miss Mamie o. Brown Of this eo.a,
Mr 7. Dudly Turner, formerly or M. . &, aha
ha; now Of Baltimarc, which to,L N.Y.
Christ Church in this town on wean..a - =
Although The weather wss exere,l;,.,'
element. quite goo,.ly number Of 49,; 70,
the respective parties we're present Il =, 80 :
the ceremony. At eleven O'Clock II. ~
announced Tor the nilrriage to take pl... -. =,
bridal party promptly put IN their ,n,a.. M 'h'
and a few moments later tie bride ,,a
and tue mother and brother Of the b.;1. 80,
their positions in front OF the Or, 'oO'
momen'arily await the Performance = !, !
marriage ceremony. The BRIDE va. -
away by her brother, Mr.. G. A. Braw. 80
looked sweetly modest and pleased :, '
groom seemed the happicst Of men VII,
were pronounced man and WIFI
Williams performed the ceremony
ceremony had taken place, the ham. -
remained a short time in church re.t,.-
congratulations Of friends, and The. \. ~
take the noon tram for Baltimor.
they expect to reside as their future ~
The church only day before had b..a j,
uly decorated BY tasty hands in eo,Dn... -
ton Of the great feast Of Christina, -.
added to the joys Of the many smilin, ~. i
present. served to commemorate eon.n. !. :
we'll the union Of two happy hearts in he bo.
" bonds Of wedlock. We extend 4.
welded pair our sincere congratoI,,ioa.
with the wish that their voyage throa.l ,s
may be happy and free from the nan. !,
misfortune or care.
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The Legislature The Legislature Of
tins State will assemble in Annapolis on jan
NARY 2nd, the first Wednesday after the first
Tuesday Of the month. The Senate will
stand "a Democrats,and II Republicans. The
House will be largely Democratic II will be
noticed that Of the thirteen retiring Sen ,tors
not one, either Republican OF Democrat Who
WAS member Of the notorious Senate Syn
dic.te" u reject Governor Hamilton's nomi
nations, has becn reelected Senators Tar
pin, OF Queen Annes aud Wartied, OF How
ard, are the only two senators reelected .
There is every reason to believe that this SEES
sion Of the Legislature viii be IN impartau
and interesting one. Many questions Of in
terestto the people viii be before it.
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Your Eyes,

Will be delighted when you
beh Did new Winter Suits
and Overcoatsfor 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 us we write
THE advertisement. Come,
gentlemen, there is room
for all.
Great Bargains from nor IN the
HIt,Iu0s
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Holiday Excursions Pennsylvania

Holiday Excursions Pennsylvania
Railroad The usual custom Of placing on
sale Ercursion Tickets during the holidays
viii this year be observed by the Pennsylva-
MA Railroad Company; Philadelphia, viii
niugton and Baltimore Railroad; Northern
Central Railway, West Jersey Railroad, and
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad and to that
end round trip tickets will be sold at all tick
It stations On the above lines on December
22d 29d, gath, 25th, 29th, 3oth. and 3lst,
1888 and gu January l.t. 1884 good for the
return ripunu January "a 1881 Particu-
lsrs to be bad at the ticket offices Of the com
ptny.
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Transfers OF Property-Deed fro

Transfers Of Property Deed from
Caroline Morris and John Morris her husband
to Richard D. Tubman for tract Of hnd call
cd ''Den's Levels consideration, Sl5o. From
Robert Spear to Ileatherly Spear for part OF
tract Of land called ''Chunu's Swamp" con
sdera,on, $500
Bill of sale from r. b. Herbert and wife to
Southern Maryland Commission Agency con-
sderation, 800 From VIM. Boarman TO
Tennson h Bro; considerations $50.
Mortgage from David A Liyers to James A.
Morris on personality consideration, Sl69 u
From Emma Ward to John B. Carpenter on
personally; consideration, SIS.
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New York WOrld.-Tn another column
will be found a complete prospectus Of the
above journal in daily, semi-weekly, weekly
and SUNDAY editions A. the prospectus an
nounces. II is one OF the ablest democratic pa
pers in the country and any one wishing to
subscribe to one Of that political faith, would
do well to take 1t. TO the general reader,
whether biased by political predictions or
not, We cheerfully commend it for the able
and attractive manner 10 which it treats Of
varied and interesting subjects It's depart
ment will he found full and extensive.
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Hellbrun's Christmas Gift.-As a to.
ken Of regard and esteem to our patrons we
Asvs concluded to present all who buy Five
Dollars worth Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Rub
b&s or Arctcs from November 29th until
December 18th with pair Of Cum or Leath-
or Shoes or Slippers at the value Of Fifty
cents. and handsome souvenir. Our
prices are lower than the lowest L. HE'LL
BRrS 4o2 18th Street, Washington D. G.
Look for The Old Woman in Window"
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InSOIVent Notice.
n Ike Circuit Court for Charles Conaty
In the matter Of the petition of Benjamin G
Harris, in Insolvency.

1--WE permanent Trustee, Adrian Posey,
Il heretofore appointed by the preceding
order in this case having fled his bond AS
such approved by the Clerk OF this Court
i IS tl,erenpon this Goth dav of September in
the year 1883, ordered that benjamin g. Ilar-
RS the petitioner he and appear before the
circuit Court for Charles county on the third
Monday Of February next, to answer such in-
Ierrogaiories ns his creditors, endursers or
surities my prefer or aIlege against him; and
the said Adrian Posel shall oy advertisement
10 bc inserted in some newspaper published in
Charles county once in each Of three success.
siTe weeks give1ii !casi enc months notice tc
the creditors OF sand benjamin G Harris lie.
fore said day to show cause if any the, h.Y,
why he should not have the tenct Of the Ac
Of Assembly or provisions OF law in such cas-,
made and provided.
F. STONE, C. J.
True copy-Tcst:-
b. &. ST0NEsREEr, Clerk.
dec fam
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The Commissioners Exoner.,..

/ hV NVh "tSsiOutTs ENOnRrnfad
The Circuit Court re.convened on Tbn..1
Judges Stone and Brooke on the bs..h ~.
grand jury received the report Of n. meet.
eating committee appointed by the eonr, -
examine the accounts of the County Cam.
sioners, aud submitted the following ,..o,,
generating them from all charges of m.,e.,s.
ance
T'he Honorable Judges Of The Circuit coy,,
for Charles County
The Grand Jury OF November tern, ,osa
respectfully submit that they have row. ia "a
the report Of the Committee appoin,sd Nv Nv
your Honors to investigate and esami,e no
books and accounts of the Countv Con,..,;..
sioners, and upon examination Of tbs sa,,.
this Grand Jury have adopted said renor,
The committee aforesaid report, thai After a
very thorough investigation Of said bef,s. All
accounts, they have found nothing Il ,beir
official acts upon which to base CHARGE az
malfeasance in office, and fully exouerate aid
said Commissioners and Clerk from any snch
imputation, and so say this Grand jury
The report Of the investigating committee
is hereby respectfully submitted in full
FRANCIS o. MEDLEY. Foreman
December 10th 1888.
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Personal. If there is man in this coun-
" Who hns not already purchased his winter
clothing, he will make great mistake il he
does not At first opportunity call on us. We
are prepared to shos YOU the greatest bar
R.inst In suits or overcoats ever witnessed. -
{. y Oehm 4 Son, 23O W Pratt Street and
Bs Hanover Street, Baltimore, Md.
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The Lord Mayor of London was only por-
Ter IN warehouse, but he persevered in the
face Of all opposition aud rose rapidly It's
only persistency and merit that has made Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup the greatest family reme-
dr for coughs aud colds now offered 10 tie
suffering public.
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LOcdL BreUitLeS.

] LUCUt DEcCLtcSs
Cloaks grow larger.
The popular utility wrap is the long ulster
Circle cloaks of every description remain il
high favor
Santa Claus is the darling of this month
gifted youth.
A dozen of eggs are now worth as much a
large SIZE hen.
The new Lame for the very popular cod-fsl
ball is piscatorial globe
Miner pies being in order, the doctors hsvt
their plnsters ready for application.
Excursion tickets will be sold By the rail
road during the holidays.
Taking landscape views is said to he like
tue smallpox, brc'luse it's sketchinP
Fish is said to be excellent brain food -
Sleeps head are the most nutritious.
The turkeys now have another short spell
Of gohhling before being gobbled fer ChfIst-
ms din Ier.
Reads Grand Dutcbcss Cologne is the
sweetest perfumerv in America and you u
find the most lasting. il sells for Is ceYfs per
uatu. aud i ke,,t at lluw.ltd SBreS'.s0"1
station. up @o"
4 Young lady had very singular escape
during recent hotel fire she was carried
away by emotion.
Many young man who works hard dur
ins tile DAY allows his hands to 60 TO waist
during the evening.
Some Of the old railroad men are thia king
of "a process 70 plralyzc and prtrify tranps 50
that they can be used as cross-tits
A boy SAYS in his composition that con
ions are the vegetables that make you sick
When you don t eat them yourself.
, The lovers of steamed oyster are referred to
the multiplication table, which informs US
: that twice one is two.
Read 5 three minute headache and neural
y gia cure is almost monarch for the he ,dache
: neuralgia, rheumatism or any acute main
made by w II Read Baltimore Iifht
SITS, Baltimore Md, praprletors of Read
Grand Duchess Cologne up 2o-Im
o There is quite difference between fash
ionabe lady and CT goose; the one i Al.
ways dressed to kill and the other killed TO
dress
girl Of sixteen summers has di,hnonjsb-
ed herself by being the Youngest Of The ,ex
who ever reached the summit of Mount nj ,pe
Western women are growing because the
managers OF fairs do not give at least a wear 5
: notice when the offer prizes for the finest ba-
bes
s Strength, yigor, sheerfulness, good souare
. meal is what J " Laroque's 4nh.R;i;ons
Bitters does for you if you doubt tho nroof
IS easy Try it. the cost is only Is cents or
81 bottle. All druggists sell It ~
G Thornton, proprietor, Baltimore, Nd. 2w
e This is the season when every farm tool
E wagon and implement should be placed In !,
dry spot. This is the best sort Of economy.
Mrs. John W. Fowler will hold forth at
Co1's next year as the propri,ress Of the hotel
) at that place
Mr.. John B. Wills lies dangerously N e-or
Typhoid fever. We hope he viii snon re IT,
again restored to his usual good health
) Judge Harvey was in his Off e Tn..,,r
but he has not vet recovered Mia sr,s...,ib
E from his recent illness.
: A number Of young ladies and gentlemen
have been bedeckins the Episconal Oh
mere with eyergreens fer the Christmas l,ol;.
DAYS The Church presents quite an at, ror
tive appearance IN its drapings of green ~ =
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4 Gard Prem Washington. d. C.
t'k. great pleasure to Inform my friends that
] will hereafter be found At the well known
Clothing House of aessrs Robinson ( Co,
No. eo9 Pennsylvania Avenue, where will
be prepared to show you the Finest Stock Of
Mems and Boys Clothing ever exhibit
ed in the District, comprising all the novel
lies i shrics Styc and tat aud respect
fully ask continuance Of Inc liberal patron
age which has been bestowed upon me-
Yours, very truly,
W. GRAFTON BATEAAN, with
r ROBINSON 90 Clo,bicrs,
9c9 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. G.
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rommI,ted 10 JaiI-llartha Chapman

rolored. convicted Of larceny Of some clothing
from John Scroggins. was committed 70 jill
on Nondty iast by Justice Stone, to sarve
outs sentence Of thirty days. Joha Dyer
rolorcd vas committed on Wednesday to
await the action Of the Grand Jury on a
tharge Or larceny Of watch from the store Of
James A Lvon 60.
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fotaI ano 4lusonal.

rs- II, O6cs II ne lSDErEspEsr b0s bsen
g,tqgred N ne frt door o. ne HrsoHir mn,
,rae5tsfsiy opposite hs Ep,scopa Church
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No. 6l3 Equity.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EAECUTORS NOTICE.
ORPHANS eouRr FOR CHARLES CouyrY Scr :
Nov. 27th, 1888.
4 9DhRhD by the Court that J. Marion
~ FREEMAN aud Emma S. Dent, Executor. OF
o"u,on Dent deceased, give the notice
9.''st Y iaw to the creditors of said dece s.
CO. " Iin'o'l their claims, legally suthenti
1"'e1, :! advertisement inserted in some one
"sPApef published in Charles county. Mary
'a'iu' o'St IN each Of three successive weeks.
Tuecopy-test
'Ao A.HARvEY, Reg. Wills Chas. Co.
NOTICE.
TNhlSi' to give notice that the subscriber,
4 n"s obtained from the Orphans Court
OF en",'@ county, Maryland. letters tesla
lheh'A'' gu the personal estate of
SrouTON W. DENT,
I; =. ' saa county, deceased. All persons
haF'ns oAims against said deceased are here.
~ w".hea to exhibit tile same. with the
sou'.Its thereof legally authenticated. tc
.ne 'u"s.'i'ers on or before the Both dav O
NAY mex. They may otherwise nv Iay,
estate u s"lu ueeea0eu
CIV. Given NJ under our hand this soth d.y o
November 1889. y
J.. MARION FREEMAN.
EMMA S DENT
a. Executors OF Stouton w Dent
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Dr. J. J. CALDWELL.
Ae@fa''9'", Nervous and Brain Dis.
eases Specially.

\ mn ~ LAR graduate of the New York
4 y %sG Io College, also graduate Of The
heaical Legal College of New York ana =
prac.l'T,unef Of medicine for 30 wears. four
years Ssw York Hospitals, and four vears
Unteo so.es Army Hosptrl. Practice sff,.rs
ms sels '9fs to the public. Office honrs. ~
T. 4 M a ~ P m, residence, 2o7 Fulton uvr
y H. \, Wa p n., 20 N. Charles Street. Bali.
nov 23-lm
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In the Circuit Court TOR Charles County
sitting in Eqnity.
F. Stone vs.. Mary F. McWilliams and John
+. McWilliams,
No. 632 Equity.

ORDERED BY the Court this 4th day o
" December ss3, that the Auditors report
made and filed in this case be finally ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the fourth Mond,y o.
December 1893 provided a copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published IN
Charles county once in G., b Of three successive
weeks before the said fourth Monday Of De
cember 1888.
B. G. STONESTREET,
Clerk Circuit Court for Charles county,
True copy-Test:
D. G. STONESTREET, Clerk.
Dec. 7-ct
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Are You Exposed

10 ns,i'' = Influences? then protect your svs.
'en ,,;,b.nS :, P"rker's Ginger Tonic. /,
i ~ iiver and kidneys TO- throw off
a ii'ai mi 9,sas aud is good for general de-.
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wonderful discovery .-Reads tbra. ~
ute headache aud neuralgia cure is tps " ,',n
der OF the 18th century as hundreds n "9n
hundreds OF our best cinzens have been cn pe5
IN two minutes ofintents neuraIgi. ana - ~.
headache, after using everything tbev o s'oH
hear Of and trying all the doctors n ~ Go"'l
Reads three minute headache cure sell u. .,
cents and IS kept at our friends Ha y. =
Brothers. ril 20.lm AoHaru
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Enterprise. Enterprise.
CT. HAYDEN
Cox's Station.
Steam, Sav and GIiiSt MIL
Whse|WTight
& Blacksmith.
CARRIAGE MAKING
! -ANn-
UNDERTAKING
All Done WI h Durablcaess. Nea,nsss
And Dispatch.

HAVING repaired the Machinery Of ny
L saw Snd GriSt Mill and employed a
competent and ebliving Miller, nm prepared
70 serve he public who are disposed to htpor
nie WIN their patronage Nv Carriage and
hcrl"risht Shops are also estnrrd With
mr" material Of every character. aud nav
Ul"cAsmithnE department is now under the
infringement 81 shiltul aud experienced
smiths 50 that my customers can Lr satisfas
ioril, scconnm,d tied Give me- trial. nv
terms are liberal and III, work guaranteed.
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girl Of sixteen summers has di.tnon;sb-
ed herself by being the youngest Of the sex
who ever reached the summit Of Mount Blanc.
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There is quite Il difference between fash
ionable lady and CT goose; the one i al
ways dressed to kill and the other killed Il
dress