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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19

Benjamin Johnson, oolored, who was so
terribly burned in tile fire at .Grcenvllc on
ihG'8th instant, has since died from his in.
jnries. His is the second death from the
fire. The others who were burned are re-
covering.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19

John II. Livingston, Of Orange
burg; Has Boon appointed United
States Marshal for this State, vice
A. Blythe resigned.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19
Bridges TO Let.

COE.VTl1 C' UViSNIONER'S OEFICE,
PitktNs Z H., J"ly 10Th. 1885,.
TOMM MISSIONER EkI " DAY will he
" ~ Naw'> irI lgc, atrrss l2-Milc EIvrr,
tor rpr purpose "t I,r'i!Ay the Building o.
said lhi"9r. on the llIh dry of August, AT
Ii o'ciucN \ NJ.
Commissioner \. b. Tallry will be at
Enri's Bridge on HhlILnErvcr. for The pur
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19
STRADlEY & BARE
&i'eenville, -. 9:

Never think of our names withou, ,h;rL
ing yo" can buy Dry Goods rs cheap OF
cheaper from us than any House in ,uT
line of business.
The increase in our trade staNds r,I}v
ohe-third over and above last yeor's sal
Our Motto is ever to "Liye and let I;v, >,
What we mean hy that is, We will sell oy
the very lowest living profit.
No Salesman in our House WI be allowhi
10 m'srepresent Goods. Ono price only -
,nske3 FOR Goods, and that is the bottom,
price.
because VIC sell you q BlIe Black CASH.
emere at l24 cants, do not think il is nm
less--you cnn not match it in town for less
,hrn Is CENTS.
We have sold $500 yards of our ~
cents Beachcd Goods ut 10 cents, since
first of january.
Dress Goods.
they have very handsome line which nro.
CT fails to please They have never be I.
more successful than thus season in dr,,.
goous-'hree large lots having been alrenly
so'd' and now they have iust Opened lht
fourth lot. They cannot account for il 90
~ IN this way: When they have n custom
that has "becn locking around" thew NJ.
ways tell them they have the prcitiest az
la' Stst stock Of Fress goods to be fonnd il
town, Beautiful half wool dress goods g..
lOc; they will put their lac thShmere dr.,
goe"s against any l6c goods in town. g.,
this goods alone 1000 yards have been so. u.
TINS season; it. is the queen of cheap dr,.>
go"dr, and will Inst as long ns goods ! .,
pay 25c for. Somebody lost somc mo, .
Somewhere, when they bought 40 bolts OF
dress goods worth DC per yard for IT,.
bought them 80 they can sell them Mt Jo.
per yard. Nun yelling in all the new fa. 80
ionHblc shades. W. a. B. 0. G.
CThey will save you money on Dre43
Goods.)
Black Goods.
They are their pets-the darling of IL l.u
hearts. Therefore they take more pride 80
this department than any other; They ne.
let customer go out il price Or qualt, ip
any consideration. Black unshmere Mt -.
double width black Grape goods at 2Oc: ,,r,
Z'c double width black cashmere is aston
lshi"gly nice quality for the pricc-onl, '
yhfds for dress paitern-jusr think o.
Black all wool bunting at Doe; black
hunting III 16c: black cnshmercs nj ~ -,
3'3. 40 80, 65, Suc and 81 90 per Y
For 61c per yard they Will sell you ns ....,.
goods as SlOO Would buy few years 8.
Black Nuns yelling from 20 to zoe per ya..
black silks from GUc to 81 - rcr ward: TO-.
Hl,oO black >ilk is extra goo,l; black alp
2o' 20 nhd 33c buys their b ~ SILK fni. .
hlp"cA. .-as pretty rs SsI:O0 black silk.
b. q. Il. G. A.
(Thry will not be uhderscld in glac&
Goods
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19
sell them al.

SrTT lTrm IT.
CasmcrrS IN d"uhlc-W width frnm &c TO 81 %
Nuns Yelling. Grape aud Henrietta Cloths.
We have just rcceiHrd some new Good.
IN his line, French Jcfsry Cord, and He
hatr"rs Eln'ls very, light for summer
wear. Send ur samples.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19
Cullen Mnpnolia Cotton Gin

NUTTct WngnoTh CO'ton Tin
has come ic competition with nearly every
ollf&r Gin OF the market Al the State Fairs,
etc q, and IN every instance hns beaten all
aud taken the honers for fine
samples, light draft, and quick and good
work. 1t is acknowledged TO make clean
er and smoother satc9!e, Nth less Nap than
any Gin kuowM 70 the trade.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19
Sale Q! Steam Engine,
COTTON GIN
AND
TT'hT@&h.eP

John NJ. Barr, Plaintiff, against Simeon
Bnswell, Defendant.
DI authority Of an order for sale, made
ID in the above stated Case on the 10Th
day OF July 1888, by Hon. !. y. Wther-
spoon, Presiding Judge, will sell to the
highest bidder. mt the residence of Pinck
ncy Go>sctt, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of
August 1883, at - o'clock, NJ, the toI-
lowing VALUABLE MACUINERY, to wit:
| Steam Engine, Betting and Fixtures;
Thrnshcr, WITH Betting and Fixtures;
] Cotton GIN, Press and Feeder.
TERMS OF SALE On credit until
the lsl day Of November 1888, secured by
note Of the purchasers, with two approved
surclies, with interest aL per cent. per
annum from day of sale.
}. j. LEWIS, C.C.P.
jmly 10, 1893 43 8
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Dress Goods, Dress Goods,

We will mention here that rut Erst large
los of Dress Goods have been nearly all
sold, hut we have Just received new sup
ply, and have others which will be here in
few days
Half wool GoSaS i'll nil shades. only lOc.
BcantitMl Checked, Lace and Plain Goods,
ID cents, sol1 for 20 cents.
Elegant! Figurcd and Brocadcd Goods, IS
and rs Gents, sold for % cents.
Nuns Yelling in latest shades, only 2Oc.
sold for 80 cents.
Lovely Brocndcd Lace Buntings 33 cents,
sold for IS C, MIS-
All Wool Nuns Yelling. The most fashion
able shades, 3:j cents. zrld for 45 cents
And many others too nGmururs la mrn
finn
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Prints, Prints, Prints.

IT,, ,
""Oo" '"'o Hpr'"s' the h""dso"est and
Nearly everybody knows we have rock
bottom prices on Domestic Goods, but for
the good OF The public we quote:
~ yards New styles Prints 81.
~ yards Heavy Quilt Lining 81.
10 yards Good Shlrtlng 81.
IL yards Heavy Drilling 81
S'' uoo' oe'' 'S"'''' "h'r''hg 81
- wards G,ol Tick 81,
% yards Heavy TICK 81
AN" remember VIC nave the pest ~ cents
10 yards for one dollar.
'"S'''*'
B. sur. T.. com. an. So. n. and v. vii,
::: ] : e.: : :;:; =; : : s.; ;: : ::: ] ::: ::.
Public.
For Less Money Illah Elsewhere
For t,esr Morcv Tbun Dlsewhcro
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19

Asiatic cholera is raging terribly in
Egypt,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19
Machinery Notice.

Gu%Gts Improved Light Draft Magnolia
Colton Gins.
MfSsoy's Excelsior and Gris&od Cotton
Gins.
Fare Hhar's Steam Engines, Scparators and
Saw Mills.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19
DRY GOODS
AND
MOTIONS.
a n D

AS they nave nm Agent in New York who
keeps them supplied with Goods every
week at the lowest possible cash prices,
and we are determined TO sell Goods rs
low if not little lower than they crn be
bough: elsewhere, This may sound very
loud, but we nave got the Goods at prices
10 support the noise.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19

The Excelsior and Griswold Gins enioys
an exceedingly bigh reputation, ssld those
who have them would not exchange for
any Other Gin, which speaks Well in their
praise.
The Excelsior has circular roll box and
paten'cd ribs %tich are so CONSTRUCTED that
ii is afh,c.t an impoSibilily to choke it.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19
Clerk Board County Commissioners
july -, 1855 43 i
a office to supervisors of
Public dEiGsswayA.

NNU are hereby authorized ami requ red
4 TO ,rdcr the Ovrrserrs of The various
E"adH i'll Pickcns County, to order out the
hanis' and require each and every hand
1" work four days ON the Public R"n'ls.
between the 25ih day Of July and the lst
day OF September 1888, nnd if tour day 3
should not be sufficient to put The Roads
in good condition. then the O!crHcers shall
be required to put them in good c .mdlripn,
even If th"y have to work l. dnys,,as re.
qulrcd by law.
liy order Board Of County Commissioners.
U. h. DURANT, Clerk.
july 10, 1888 II
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NOTICE TO DEDrORS AND CRED
1N lrORS.-All persons holding claim,
against the Estate Of jacob Lewis, de-
ceased, wall present them for payment le-
gnlly mtcsIcd; and those iDdcbIed TO the
said Esrnte will mnke payment 10 the un
dersignod.
ANTHONY B LEWIS,
CATHERINE LEWIS,
n. ID PARSONS.
Administrators, will annexed.
july 10, 1883 43
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19

Fifty'seVen correspondents report that
the weather during the harvest OF oats wos
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19

We have sold quite nnmbcr OF Farquhar
Steam EA gincs, Eorh Horizontal and YER
ricle, and i'll every instance they have prov
en- 20 be just MS recommended, and have
given perfect satisfaction, which is saying
great deal considering what is expected
of II Machine cf slis kind, besides II number
ofthcm were sclI to parties who had no
experience whatever fM machinery, and
took their first lesson on the Engine purch.
nscd
For Ginning Cotton the Vertical Engine
Is preferable from the tnct that il costs less.
rs more easily managed und requires less
tucl.
MIR. Farqnhar's reputation for making
Saw Mills Is full equal to that of his Em
gin~s and Separar"rs.
Catalogues with prices and terms to be
ha" "f us. Correspondence solicited.
J. H. Morgan & Bro,
G1asl' HIN VHH4H.s4s y. q.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04
A Farmers Katherine

A Farmers Gathering A very rasnec-
table number of our most energetic r,rr,ers
assembled At Cox'S, Neine>dlv. and eva,nin-
Ell the extensive line OF m lchiucrv tbot Wassrs
Howard Bros. are offering tor sal. a, .r,onts
Mr.. johnson of Baltimore. the Gener.I 81.
Agent explained in minutes detail IL" -.
ing Of their celebrated MrC ,rm;ck p" IA
Binder. He put the machine in onsra,;'.,, H.,
tue means OF u crank, so that persons .nn IA
see II bind. II worked splendid So III,
bundle as tight as the human hand snS !, :,
knot that could not he united The s;ngle
heapers, Mowers, Sulky Harrows mi Sill
CultlVators were also examined md .ro.,
what We could gather they were vre,tl,. al
mlred, and far exceeded sv',,ct.,.
'ion IN their working and design tbont
three hours we're spent in the interesting ex-
ANIMATION when dinner was announced Nv
how sweet the music of the old Trianal. .o,,.a
ed. For now our time had com. !
eating machinery into operation Md
been standing around lookin. III.
out AFRAID to express an opinion lest II he
wrong iong enough. The dinner nron,rod
under the supervision Of Howard Rra. LA,
FL "t"e.i Skili-
inl caterer was an excellent meal ana - 600
the sturdy tiller Of the soil enior !, r.s :
feast that none but comic pen couDd ni.,,.a
That IS an excellent reaper one ce,lo, ,,,,
suggest. Its the best ever saw o,o,,'s.
would say. But that mower tota. -.
eye a third would peal out and john e.an,
the top OF the table and Jim on the si5o ua,,,1
qualify what was said and then ~ y. -,
chime IN with pretense at wisdom w. ,',
John and Jim its doubtful if We know :, :, ~ :,
er the machines worked forward Or hal, "''a
We three learned one thing yery ,bo.aa ~,
oeiore we finished, the direction of n. =,
palgn bottle. From this scene Of .n. '''''"
enjoyment we again repaired to ~ -
chine yard, and the balance of ~ % 'n"
spent in discussing machines farm; :" was
during which time several orders - e'''
'or machines. On the whole va MI 60"
u'ne was both pleasantly and pro6,,h,.. -
There was none Of that "a little O., ,i'e''
generally attends public meeun : '''
sold desire seemed, to consumste M - '''
'' which the meeins n4s c.ael purpose
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04

Transfers or Property. DEED from W
II. Price and wife to George Wheeler for tract
of land called "Pait Of Liltcton: onsldera-
lion. 81 500 Deed from Thomas J. ST lev
nd Georgia T. Staley for tract of land called
SANDY Point consideration. $500. Deed
from James 5 Ammon aud wife to Jacob S.
Ammon for tracts Of land called DSickami'
aud Part of Johnsontown; consideration.
So, GIG. Deed from judith y. jameson, R.
7. Jameson, b A. jameson. J T Dtv,s and
wife TO W. 7. jameson for part of aWestwood
Manor" consideration, 81 90. Deed from
James n. Norris and wife 20 W F. Semms for
tract of land called part Of Rock Point:
consideration, SIS Decd from James n
Norris and wife to Laura V. Norris FOR tract
Of band called part of Rock Point. consd
Grafton, S25. Deed from f. Ware and
wife to J. 7. Higdon for tract of land called
Part Parnham HALL" consideration - 900.
Mortgage from John H Morgan to Tenni-
son Bros on personality; consideration ss5.
Mortgage from John Washington to T. Y.
Robey, on personally; consideration. $40
Mortgage from Edward Wills and others t,
The Trustees Of the McDonough Charity
School, on real property, known as Potomac
View consideration, $500.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04
CrOn Rpp0rts.-The Slt

Crop Reports. The San Francisco Cfron.
iele publishes exhaustive crop repors from ali
sections Of the State, which show Aat whe Il
is in good condition, AMI that thennn lrs Of
damage BY the new grain pest ar with9u
foundation. Only four counties mort TIL.
presence OF the grain bug aud the d I'm we
to wheat has been sli 5ht. The hear ruin, Of
the past month nave brought out tn whelt in
fine style, and though the crop sllnot be
large it viii be fully "qnal to last u,r. The
increase Of acreage of wheat mtyb broadly
stated at 30 per cent From Ill thoi wheat
growing counties the reports inlhte more
than an average crop. Tha southercoupIies
suffered most from drought, but "a they
lose on wheat they will m Ike up Nkuit-
The fruit crop will be the greAte.t Ger known
in the State. N,pa county aloF expects
to make 3 900, OO0 g,ll)ns Of win. Barley
aud hay are both light, but thee will be
enough to feed the sto K Taken al together
tue outlook is good and the prospects for thu
year are favorable to the California hrmer.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04

The Peaches From present indications
there is every prospect, from the healthy as
pect OF he trees and the good winter weather
in preventing the swelling Of the buds, that
there will be an abundant peach crop this
season, and that the fruit will be more robust
and OF superior quality than that OF last sea-
son These calculations although plausible
as to the present indications are capable of
being unfuItil,d by many unexpected cAlami-
ties which no amount of familiarity with peach
culture will justify any grower to foretell -
Old experienced peach growers assert that
there is no crop more uncertain, or more like
~ TO be affected by incalculable occurrences
than peaches. The buds NAV appear during
the week and give the most reassurng prom
Use of heavy yield, aud IN one night an un-
expected and sudden frost may come and lit
orally nip the frat in the bud Denton Jour
nat.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04

Mails would like to know Of the
mail agent of the b & P. r R, why he can
not aud does not deliver the county papers OF
Matthwomtn and other stations along the
road as the train goes narthward ever, Fri
day. Our pa 'ers tre put ou the tr'in at
Port roh,rco station a. The ain cturus from
Popc's Creek, md the, should he de- ver,i
along at he different ,tati ,us rs the train
goes up; instead Of that, ther are carried to
Bowie and kept over there, and delivered mex
day as the tram comes southwark. This is
very annoying to us, AS well AS 10 our patrons
that yet their papers from post Offices at the
railroad stations. There is no Ieason why they
should not be delivered as the train goes up
and we respectfully request the agent to do so
or give US some satisfactory reason why, as
it is of Importance to US ,nd our patrons
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04

suit About Farm.--we ,io The FOL-
lowing from the Washington cor,.s.onieuce
Of the Baltimore Morning Mi, IA suit
was entered here to-day h, - Nicholas
against VIM. Il. Main, upon an ,,'-..m.nt for
'he Mason farm, in Charles count Ma The
negotiation was to be carried on i The name
o. Main but for the ioiat benes, !, ,otb each
70 !. pay one half Of the purchase mopey. On
February 18th, 1882, Main notified yilbols Of
the purchase of the farm for s,o 100. Of
which $4,000 was to be paid in c,., and the
balance secured BY mortgage. 81 March s,
1889, through the firm Of " II Va, 4 Co..
he drew draft on Nichols for sioo half The
amount necessary to bind the b,,,.;o which
was paid. On Nichols comm, A.. to take
charge Of the farm, with the man, to COM
plete the purchase, he found tn, Min rsfas-
ed to carry out the arrangemen, lie now
elSlns 81, 227 &C.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04

Lost Charley Rosa married man a
few days ago, wishing his better half TO visit
the big city, and it not being convenient to
escort her himself called on the popular and
accommodating Captain Bibby to see his
madam to her destination. When the train
arrived in the city, the conductor excused
himself to report the arrival of his train,
thinking the lady would repair with the 9th
er passengers to the sitting room. But
'Neary bit did she go. When the conduc-
tor called for her at the sitting room, she
could not be found. Imagine what pick e
he was in then Thoughts of having lost an
other mans wife, and the result, were rushing
upon his mind thirk and fast as he hewilder-
ingly wandered around the depot in search of
his lost charge. A. length. almost given up
ia dispair, he went in search of his train thai
q shifting engine had hauled away some dis
lance to the engine ward, and there with
mingled feeling of amszement and Joy, he
found her quietly slowed away in the car
Poste rest,nte. The Captains motto is now.
"oh, Lord deliver me from my friends"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04
Charles o. Enlernise.-We motto

Charles Go. Enterprise. We notice
from the T mes and f,dcp,ai@ofChlrlcs Co.
hA, "A factory for canning eorn, fruit and veg
table. mas brcn started at L,Phta. AMI en-
tcrprisiug VILLAGE that promises to rival, if not
oatstrip, the rounty seat, Port Tobacco The
company is composed entirely Of residents Of
the county aud hr new sep has been necessi
tatcd bv the continued reduced prices of
tobacco which h,, heretofore oeen the staple
crop aud the farmer, chief support. We con-
graduate our nrighburs Il ,on their pluck and
enterprise and hope atno distant day that
success may crown their deserving undertake
ing. 81 A,rg' Enterprise.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04
Sun Mutual Aid Society a, RsI,i.


more City.-We have been reoo.,,.d II ..y
that this Society is not one Of tboss baltimore
Mutual Benefit Associations, that have rerept.
ly Sold OUT or Transferred il, members
to "foreign" corporation. The aim Of the
Sun Mutual is to permanently established At
least oHe Mutual Benefit Society. m,n,oed ex-
clusiveiy in this State, and To be IN incl !, Ma
ryland Institutions. Hence it has rejected all
propositions that have been made n Il. Off
GERS to consolidate with other eornor,tions
and its members may rest assured IN Il under
its present management, it will adhere to this
determination The Society has entered on
its fourth year, and was never 50 prosperous
as now. 1t has issued over ! 100 certificates of
membership and is daily increasing in mem
bers Mr.. Samuel r. Neave Of HuohrsyiIle.
is the agent for the eastern section o, this
county. The Society desires a reliable aren't
for that part of cur county lying wcst of the
railroad All information will be- eiven by
applying to Sun Mutual Aid Socieiy. No. 81
North Holiday Street, Baltimore. Ud
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04
A Change In Railroad =

A Change in Railroad Fare Mr.. Ed
ward ). Young, General P,ssengs, cent for
the b. ?. h. Il. tok tris Id Fnday
over this end Of the road. and Ma confer
ences with the different ticket agent, ,loot the
line as to the expediency Of reducing the rates
OF fare on the road. Mr.. Young sra,..,ed no
determination as to the eonclusio, 4. reached.
or as to what reduction would lik.ly 10 made,
out the impression seems, there ,u be A
change in The ticket system only That il
there will be round trip ticket. i.,n.5 good
for one day only at reducton If about
twenty-five per cent This win 10 If some
advantage, but still not enough IN draw of
the travel from the steamboats, IN. linita-
ton of such ticket is too short. No ,ersop
that has any business Of importancs n me city
to transact can do it in one day. II thew limit
them to three days, the diferenc. n travel
gained BY such reduction would FAR exceed
the reduction in fare.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04
Mischief or yIllIany-on last FRIDAY

Mischief or YIlliany.-On last Friday
through mischief or for the purpose of doing
some one AN injury, baked an ox-cart lying
At Mr.. Wadc's blacksmith shop into the
min road through Port 7 ,bacco. The FIRST
person that happened to come dong was Mr.
] 'hn T Dwis; his buggy struck the old cart
aud vas upset, THROWN. Mr. Davis heavily
10 Tie ground, and causing some p,inful
hrui as Luckily twas no wtrse Who put the
cart in the road no one knows, hut whoev r it
"as deserve, Il good fl 1.,gine. Mischief viii
d. well enough when The result can do no harm
hut when its carried to The xIcnt Of costing
life or serious iainrcs its no joke aud should
not be tolerated
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04

Prejudice Has stopped many and I'M
proyemeut, but prejudice is born Of ignorance
aud Ia the matter of Ready Clothing
has fast disappeared, so that two-thirds now
worn is Ready Made. Our Styles aud Prices
have, We think, helped this materially, and
gentlemen Of taste aud culture are endorsing
US BY purchasing literally &C. n OEnN 4
Sos, Hanover and Pratt SITS, Baltimore, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04

Church Services. services were
held atSt Thomas Church, SUNDAY. Though
The weather was again Indictment, some few
persons attended Rev. Father keatlng Off
,iated At mass. A sermon was delivered by
the Rev. Father Fulton, the newly elected
Provincial. This Is the first visit OF the new
Provincial to St. Thomis' lie is reported as
being fine speaker aud on that occasion de-
livered very eloquent sermon, ON The duty OF
supporting our pastor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04

Cash Preferred We are authorized by
the Clerk Of the Court 10 state that no appli-
cations for licenses will be honored unless the
cssh accompanies the application. Ber this
statement in mind and send or come and
bring your cash when licenses are wanted.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04

That's So! -Urdinarily he who hurs
seconi-h nj goods realizes, when y IS ~
late: that he has ~ "A bad mistake-bui ne
who invests fitv cents in Swayne's Ointment
does wise thing, and the people Of tn w,
world, (who ought to know erylh'n1 vii,
say OF them: 'Ah that ma h ; a ever
head-next WINTER We will place hun ~
Congress. Itching Piles. b,rbcr's ten
Prairie Itch, letter, Pimples aud 'lotches
Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Fry sipcaa. ana
other eruptious all flee its patch. Ask your
druggist for it.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-04
Another Frlend Made Happy.-T

Clerk issued a marriage license this week to
Geo. A. TAYLOR aud Miss Clara Clark. Geo.
is IA old school mate Of ours consequently 1t
gives us particular qualification to
uotc an event that adds to schoolma'es pleas
ure. You have outstripped us old friend in
the race for happiness, but we hope you wont
forget 10 take the INpErESpGNr and re'd our
musings. when comfortably qnartered in your
new home