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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

A. We mske q specially in millinery suits
ard fancy goods you will find none but the
latest novelties IN our Inc - the season nd-
vspces, IN the New York market. Thank
ing on for past fovors sud hope continu-
snce OF the same Respectfully,
r.. BsuuAN SO6 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

New Goods.
Imported vinegar. quart bottles; smoked
Yarmouth bloaters, impor ed sDohovies,
quarter KEGS; raspberry vinegar. orart
bottles; black currant vinegar, quart bot.
Ties; genuine funny fish, evaporaied black
berries. pound cartoons; evaporated rasp.
berries, pound cartoons; Moir's orange
msrmalsje, Cross & Back wells o ions,
Gross & Blsckwell's walnut cstsup. Hantly
& Palmers' champagne wsters, imported
cervelat sausage. Gross d Blackwelrs
LoFB A Famine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

For lame back. side or cnes, use shilohs
Porous plsser. Price Is cents. Sold by
J. n. House Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

Group, Vaoop,ng Cough, and even Ash.
ma Immediately relieved BY Acker's En-.
gli.h Remedy. Sold by W. ~ Patterson
90
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

That hacking cough Gao be 90 quickly
cured by 6hiioh's Cure. We guarantee it.
-nid ~ N Hous- D-li-s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04
10 Popular Route Tarcueh Texas
THE CITY.

80 TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, or LONDON.
M above company iosus money on one
- I've years time, a. raasonabis rates OF IN
rost secured By deed OF trust on I'M
S~SV~6 lanos. large farms, stock rsnchss.
~ citv property. IL siro deels IN vendors
- notes. nexosisies sslss ~ vsnches, cat
~. Ard ,onds % every description; and
6ccs : General financial and sgency bush
- q shs 6.sts OF rs6ss and Europe.
o. = WkILxsLET,
General Manager.
Oos0o6 MAR street Daiiss. Texss-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

Why will you couch when 5niIoh's Cure
viii 0ive immediate relief Price 10 cts..
50 cts. and 81. Sold by j. nj. House,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04
mo. calvert . Co... llixea Paints

Having been appointed ssle agent for
this weil-kpown and reliable paint l am
prepared to supply consumers and the
trade Of manufacturer prices. This paint
has been extensively used In this etste tor
over fifteen years, and has given universal
satisfaction. The company authorizes me
to guarantee every gallon sold.
h. SHIELDS.
Desler In window and plate glass, wall
paper, window shades. etc. 633 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

Merchants. call IN Of the Hsnstsbls fac.
tory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

Cafarrh cured. health sna sweet breath
acquired BY Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy
Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free. Sold
By J. M. Honse. DsllS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

We are headquarters ter The finest Cork
screw and Diagonal suits In al shades and
styles. Il. M. KAHN h Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

Fashionable novs,lles m nne Miiliners
frerss pettern hats and bonaefe a. Mrs.
q. chestnuts on Elm street Dsxt N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

You should see our hobby hoy quits and
compare prices. Il. NJ. KAHN d Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04
Tho New Photograph GALLERY

Clerks, you should wear tho PUNISHABLE
ep we'd shoe,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

Busirets men, the Hunstable Common
Sense shoes ara EASY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03
The Drycst September on Record.

The following shows the rainfall in Sep
TENDER in the years given: 1872, 06 inches !;
1873, IS; 1874, 4.sa; 1875, 5 GO; 1876,
10 So; 1877, 527; 1873, O.s2; 1872 y !;
$780, LIS 1881, 2 90; 1882, 9.3S 1885, $40 /;
1884, 60 1t will be seen that the only Sep
TENDER for thirteen years comparable with last
montL is that of 1878, and in that the rainfall
WAS nine times as great. Very heavy rains have
prevailed in Ohio and Pennsy lvania on Tuesday
last and it was cloudy in msst sections of the
country On the line of the Northern Central
Railway, about 35 miles north of Baltimore, il
rained very heavily about noon. The prospects
for more raiu in this section said not to be
very good The air is heavily charged with
humidity, causing the feel ling OF sultriness, of
which everybody complains. All that is need
ed now is for u cold snap to come along and
sQueez. the water out of the air AS from
sponge And cheerful assurances are given
that a cold wave is already on itS way from the
Northwest, but mindful of the high northern
route that the cold waves have kept TO this
fall, the sig nal service observers will not com-
nit themselvss to anything definite as yet as to
the prospects Of this locality.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03
Silks, vELvErs.

SILKS, vELvErs.
AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
CASH PRICES,
Special bargains In black Silks cash prices Our
ST % Black silk reduced 10 sI.Oo. oar $50 Black
SILK reduced TO Sl.25.
Golored Cashmeres, widest double width, al
pure wool cash price 81 &c.
New York Mills Sheeting Cotton, widest and
very best quality, cash price, 2Ic.
CARTERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
Brocade Black silk Velvet, cash price 81 o.
Cloth for Boys Wear, large assortment, 81 80
~. 75c., sl.O0. Colored silks, excellent quality
81 90 reduced TO cash price, 75c.
Double White Blankets. 2H, 20, $500. Double
White Blankets, large size. all wool, s..
Coored and Black Satins, 80, ~, 75c., sl.0t
Ladies' Cloth Suiting, pure wool, tine quality
all colors cash price, DC
Bleached Table Damask. pure linen. Soc.
Brocade Black Silks, 75c. Beautiful flaid drcSs
Goo DIS silk al d wool, cash price. 2n.
Excellent Red Twill Flannel. Pr.
Yatd- idc Bleached Cotton excellen quality, 81
Nottingham Lace for curtains. &c, a1c., 5tc.
Auction Blankets, great (cashl bargains.
SILKS, SIC. SILKS, 81. SILKS, Bic.
CARTER S Ill MARKET SPACE,
WASHINGTON, ID e.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03


Importance of Agricultural Societies.
The TINES has frequently before called the
attention of our community to the value and
importance and the great advantages that
would result to cur county by the establish
meut of county agricultural society and the
holding Of annual fairs in our midst Just al
this season our sister counties in very section
of the State are holding such fairs which draw
large number Of farmers and others within
their borders No one can deny the immense
advantage that must accrue 10 community by
such visits of farmers and stock breeders 1t
products ard our advantages TO the public
notice. Many farmers have said TO the TINrs
that such society should exist here Int all are
unwilling ii seems to take the initiative steps
| looking TO its formation. We reprint from The
New York Otserrtr some remarks on agricul-
,ursl fairs that are timely in their applca,io
10 or county:
The time is near al hand for the annual
country tairs. There is no question hut that
these gatherings are of great benefit 10 a COM
| mnnity. and particularly the agricultural part
success depends not alone on the societies hav-
ing them in charge hut also upon the members
of the community where they arr held II
the duty of the society to arrange the grounds
and buildings for the exhibition as neatly and
conveniently rs their funds will permit TO offer
as liberal inducements as they can TO exhibitors,
10 arrange their premiums according 10 the
value and importance of articles and 10 make
their awards on fair and just basis. Bat
when they have done this, and all their other
duties in the premises, much remains 10 be
done to make the fair success. The surrouBd-
ing community should take an active interest
in il both in contributing TO The display and by
attendance. It should take hut small meas
ure of public spirit TO induce every person liv-
ing in The vicinity of fair grounds to help in
some way towards making a creditsble show
ing. Where a society in its arrangements has
not departed from the original purposes of an
nifty are of the m0st beneficial character rs
more direct ben-hts consist in introducing
natural and healthy competition in a most i'm
por,ant industry, in stimulating the people to
more careful and judicious work. in imparring
new ideas and useful information in regard to
matters OF the farm and honse hold Many other
benefits Indirectly arise from them, such as the
promotion of social intercourse among class
of people whose occupations too often keep
them strangers TO each other"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03

There will be but two days in October,
next Monday and Tuesday, in which persons
not already registered will have opportunity
Of doing so. 1t is scarcely necessary to remind
voters of the important elections for which they
should qualify themselver to exercise the pri-
viege OF the franchise this year. 1t may be
sufficient to repeat that no one can vote legally
at elections in Maryland unless registered,
whatever may be his otter qualification. Every
person legally entitled to vote is in duty hound
to be properly registered and to make that vote
tell on the regular election days. If he fails to
do this he violates his first obligation as a
citizen to the community in which he lives, to
the State to which he looks for protection in
his rights and to the country at 'arge, of which
his vote is factor in choosing President and
in promoting just legislation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03

| Mr.. Charles Butts has shown to us paper
which he sa VS. is the result ola recent analysis by
Prof Tonry, of Baltimore, of sample of mari
taken by Mr.. Butts from the mari bed which he
discovered some time since on his farm. The
analysis is as follows:
Phosphoric Acid ........ 90
Bone Phosphate OF Lime, ............. 90
CorhOnate OF Lime. ...........-..ol W
This analysis, Mr.. Butts informs vs., was only
made for the three constituents above Set
fourth, and he thinks that more thorough
analysis, which he proposes TO have made in
the near future, may reveal the presence of so2ae
other tertizing ingredients. The analysis as
above given certainly shows very rich mari
Lime we believe, is always the chief, and, as
a rule we think, the sole fertiIzing principle in
mari, and our previous impression, formed by
conference with some Of our best Informed
farmers has been that our best Mary land mari
contained only from II to "a per cent of lime.
The above figures, as we understand them,
show that in addition TO a considerable trace
o. phosphoric &C d and over per cent. of bone
phosphate, the sample of Mr.. Butts contained
.sirtu one per cent. Of carbonate of lime. This
we regard as an excellent showing and Mr.. Butts
says that the sample analyst was taken ndif-
ferently from his mari bed. Lower down in
the bottom strata of his bed Mr.. Butts says he
finds rocky compound which be and some OF
his friends regard as identical with the csle-
brated South Carolina rock.
Mr.. Butts says he has heretofore used this
mari on his fields with satisfactory results, and
proposes during the present fall to use large
quantities of il. If the above anals sls>-eo--
-s'scwrng Of the uniform contents of the
bed this mari will undoubtedly prove to be a
valuable renovator Of worn ont soils in all
cases in which lime is indicted. If the carbonate
of lime lie not available in its present form. il
can be rendered so by thorough burning
which will set free the conbonc acid. We
take this occasion TO renew our advice to our
formers heretofore frequently given. to exert
themselves more earnestly in ascertaining the
fertilizing value Of the great stratum of mari
which underlies more or less convenient 10 the
surface our whole Southern Mary laud PENN
sular In this mari we believe will be found
the means Of thoroughly renovating our worn
out lands.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03
Local Brevities.

The next crop-Chestnuts.
Remember The DC ober registration.
The mosquito is losing his grip in Port
Tobacco.
Don't forget the meeting at Cox's Sta
tim o,day.
The recent hot spell: Twas tue las
roast of summer"
| The weather still continues warm and
dry. Unusually warm for the season.
at political meeting in Co umbus, OHIO,
one day las week.
| Hunt up the voters in your district who
have failed to register thus tar. Every
vote must count this fall.
the young men that they have wind enough
to make exec lent scolds.
Ifturkeys only kne = that Thanksgiving
Was approaching they would not be in so
great hurry to get big.
Miss Nellie bruwn,r, Il charming belle
of Westinghouse visiting Miss Be lie Draw
ner at Hawthorn"
| We have hardly he room for tie iuser-
tion OF our M. L. II. correspondence this
week. | will appear in he next issue.
| The temp,raaae people are row speak
/ ing as from the prophecy OF Daniel and
according to lie gospel # ) J"hn.-Er
I A woman always carries hr purse in
her hand So that other women Will see IL
A man carries his in his inside poke So
that lis lie won't see it,
Anybody can catch a cold low. Tie
trouble Is to ct it .c, like the man " ho
caugh the bear. We advis- our readers
to keep i.ntt uf DR. Eull's Cough Syrup
handy.
The workmen are max ing good progress
on the Improvements 10 Christ Church
The stone work Of the addition is nearly
completed and that portion ri 1t is begin
ming 20 assume shape.
The board of county commissioners vi II
meet on hext Tuesday, tie 1T instant, the
first tiirs tor five weeks. The uttruticn of
collectors Is ca ed TO that portion Of the
notice which relates to them
All the law and medical .'nden's in he
county eft this week for their several SOL
leges. We opiHe that these embryo limbs
were more anxious to remain with he la
dies than TO resume their studies.
"What have you been doing wi b those
miserab'y NANCY pigs of yours They
look elegant Days Horse and Cattle
Powder did 1t" Price only % cents per
package Of one pound, full weight.
Mr.. Robert Spear, whose serious illness
from typhoid fever We reported last week
has since died. His remains were placed
in an ice cssket and carried tn Maine for
interment Mr.. Spear originally came
from the latter Sta'e.
We caution the public To be on their
guard against counterfeit silver half dol
lars that have made their appearance in
large numbers. They are eleverly execut
ed. and what have thus lar been detected
range in date from 1929 to 1889.
S. Cox, Jr.. Esq addressed body OF
the Drm", ratio voters Of the Fifth District
at Carrollton, Baltimore county. on as,
Friday evening. The meeting was in the
interest Of Mr.. Compton, who also n..de
one of his sual brilliant 81 etc h,s.
Next Monday and Tu, sday wi be the
last opportunity allowed you to have your
name placed on the registration list this
year. Remember this and so the registrar
of your district and tend to the duty so
that your vote may count in November
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03

~ The subscaImion price of II

a The Subscription price of The
INES is ST.. per annum If paid in
.,duanre or at any time vithin the car
rent gear; if not paid acithin the gear
$3.50 aciU be Invariably charged, as
ela0ays heretofore, and from this ru1e
no exception aUW be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03

TO VERTTSERS.-TH TINES hdrif,g a
larger circulation th.sa any other paper among the
inteitigeat farmers and business men of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in columns. Send
far card rates. uhich as iow any other paper
IN southe,, Maryland to say nothing about circuid-
ton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03

nRnERED this 3oh day Of September 1854
" that the report OF sale in the above entitled
cause lie ratified aud confirmed IN ess cause 10
the contrary thereof he shown on or before the
third Monday o. October next, provided copy
Of this order he inserted in some newspaper
published in Charles county once in each Of
three successive weeks before the said third
Monday in October neat.
The report states the amount Of sale TO he
5000 Il. G. SoSySTEEET. Clerk
True copy test: Il. q. SroNEsrREEr Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03
A DeIeful Prophecy.

There is a report coming from Liberty,
Frederick county, Md, which is laying heavily
on the minds Of the people living in Paris,
North Frederick 1t is that child was born
in that place on Tuesday with Eve teeth, and
after having uttered word for each tooth died.
The FIVE words were, "No rain for FIVE years I"
1t is generally believed BY the superstitious into
whose ears it falls Frederick Daily Neps.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03

Aa~r:aSe BeIlS
Mr. B. lie Vega Birch, one of tbs mos,
widely known young men in our neighborhood,
lief, here early IN Wednesday morning for Bal
timore to make the necessary arrangements
for his marriage with Miss Mamie Wills,
laughter of the late DR.. Frank R. Wills, which
was 10 be soleminzed at the Cathedral in that
city on~Iast evening Thursday at o'clock,
IN As that was the time set apart for the
ceremony we will assume that no ''slip of the
cup TO The lip occurred TO interfere with the
elimination Of The look-fr happiness OF these
two young hearts, and will just here tender TO
them onr most heartfelt congratulations and
our sincere well wishes for long, peaceful and
prosperous union Mr.. Burch and his bride
will return to the county in few days and
sake up their pertinent residence among us
10 Rrns
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03
CHILDRENs. Suits, Eseman Bros, 7ih and
Washington, D. G.

CHILDREN s. Suits, EisemaR BROS, TN ana =
Washington, D. G.
The Coming Cantata.
Next Wednesday is the day set apart by
the ladies for the rendition of the bea utiful
cantata "Under the Palms which they have
been preparing and practicing for several weeks
past We learn from some of the ladies that
each one is now almost perfect in his or her
part, and that by Wednesday evening they will
e so thorough. drilled that fAilure will be i'm
possible, and thu, the public will receive rich
musical treat Judging from the unqualified
success hich has always attended the affairs
under The charge of these ladies heretofore, we
have every reason to think that their promis. 5
to the public in This case will br fully realized,
and as the prJct eds are 10 he devoted 10 n most
orthv oil ject feel sure that they will receive
II full sha e Of encouragement and Gberality
from peoP!e. After The cantata several
beautiful solos and duvts will be rendered by
exc eut talent, in which the ever populal
Mrs Lizzie Graham and Miss SallIe Beacham
will contribute heir qnota.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03

+ The undersigned. officers of registration for
the several election districts of Charles county,
duly appointed aud qualified according To law,
hereby give u-tice that they viii scverally 81
al the places hereinafter named. On the DAYS
named. with oTeu doors. from \ VI 10 /.
NJ, on each oi the days appointed ~ Jaw tor
said sitting. 20 Wit; 90 TIE 9th and 7th days Of
October iSs+ being thu 6rs, Monday and Tues
day Of October lss4. tor the purpose o. revising
and completing tDe reg istTles of "oters o.
Charles county.
/ Any person glaimiug to he entitled to be reg.
isterei - IA qualified voter 10 Charles County
may apply 20 tie office Of registration OF the
election district in ahi,h thg claimant resides
81 the place or ere Of the places and during the
tine appointed Tor tie yIi.ug.
The officer 81 Registration or the frs, e,cC-
ton d:,tric; IL sir ut.
PORT TOBACCO.
On Monday and Tuesday. October
9Th and .th.
II. cox HEWITT.
Officer Of Registration lst District.
The officer Of Registration for the
second election district will SIT ut
NH TOR.
Ga Monday aui Tuesday. October
9Th and ?,h.
WILLIAM r HINDLE,
Officer Of Registration 2ud District.
The Officer Of Registration for the
third election district will sit At
Cross EOIHS.
On Monday and Tuesaay. October
9Th ard .lh
THOMAS +. SrFAkF,
Officer Of Registration 3rd District.
The officer of Registration Cor the
fourth election district will sit AZ
NEHPORT.
On Monday and Tuesday, De ober
E,h and 9Th.
5OuN +. WARE.
Officer Of Registration eth District.
The Officer Of Registration for the
9th election district viii sit at
HARRIS LO7.
On VI ndav and Tuesday, October
9th and eth.
CHARLES \. NEALE.
Officer Of Registration 9th District
The Officer of Registration for the
sixth election district will sit at
HTDDLETOWN.
On Monday and Tuesday, October
9Th aud eth.
FRANCIS b. GREEN,
Officer Of Registration 9th District.
The Ofllcer Of Registration for the
seventh election district will sit ut
TTBNiN@SSTORE.
On Monday AMI Tuesday, October
9Th and .th.
WILLIAM II. cox,
Officer OF Registration eth District.
The Officer of Registration for the
eighth election district will sit At
NTOUN
On Monday and Tuesday, October
9th and 7th.
HENRY l.. MUDD,
Officer of Registration Sth District.
The officer of Registration for the
ninth election district will sit at
PITUIENT CITY.
On Monday and Tuesday, October
9Th and 9Th.
JAMES II. WRIGHT,
Officer of Registration 9th District.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03

Driving Accident.
O, last Tuesday afternoon, while Miss
Rose Bowie and Miss Mcpherson, of Pomonkey,
were driving in a buggy together on their way
from Pomonkey to Pomfret. their horse took
light near the intersection of the Port Totac-
90 and Pomfret roads and ran away. 1t seems
that they were met By colored boy who said
that the Dir of the bride was not in the horse 5
month and he offered to pnt the bride on cor
rectly In doing so he removed the bride from
the horses head, whe:euPon the animal i'm
mediately ran awiy with the vehicle AT a VIC
lent rate Of spe-d B 9TH Of The Young ladies
iInped fr pm tn vehic g white the horsc was
running aud both Sustained ,jnri 5 i'y their
fall Miss Bowie's injuri,s said to have
been slight bnt Miss MrPh,rson it was feared
were more serious. The b. rse ran some distance
with the the buggy. completely denolishine it,
The young ladies weas taken to their homes by
Edward Frazier who was passing in his wagon
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03
LIKE OPPOSITION?
I DEFY CONPETITION!!

/ LIKE OPPOSITION? IDEFI COMPETITIONS!
and vii bulge from position that the above brands Fertilizers
o
Maryland han other fi zing house My rad has steadily increased
friends AND beg the
And don forget that constantly hand all kinds OF Ftzing material
fertilizer a Low
%
o
direct company will te promptly filed wi thro
a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-03
Modern CIOshiug.

Mo d~ rn CIOs hing.
No description we can give here, will dc
justice to our elegant assortment Of Mems and
Boys Cloth ng for fall and winter wear, and an
inspection will satisfy you that in quality, I'll
and prices, our stock is not equaled anywhere,
ACME HALL, 2O8 W. Baltimore ST., Baltimore