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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-14
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF

FROM STATIONS OF
NEw-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
Direct connection o sS i Tod 5rGT bSss PeT
TIME TABLE-TAKINa EFFECT NOV. IS, 1888
Tor PHILADELPHIA and TRESToN Bound sao h 7S
T Isoo AZ. 50 Sundays at s.i5 @ $780, i2OOp m
brec wayns junction for GermaRsoCn ana
Socssn and az NorristoTn.
SRAwING ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
da III s g sss anS s.s iso
.4s sgK az sc sT &c. 300 14 io $50 5a Csc
Iss,e rRESToS, warren ana Las $50 Sos
1905 iOos iI.ss M sI I - AZ ga 7s'p m BUN
xd2 A WxffL liz 3. ss 7'.S 900 H. s4S. 400
rdf sUNBUBY AMI LEwIsBURa at s.4'. 7'a0 a NJ S'is'
For RE ADrNa and HARRISBURG at 7:ss. eOc IIlsa NJ
Too 1870, 400 $50. 1900 Sundays At $50 p m
For SCRANTON ct e45. 300 . m s46 p m
Fgro sS sas sso An N. sundays At $50 m
For DRIFT0N 81 Gas a M, s'<6 p m
fosTAMAoUA at s'45, 7;lS 900 H. loo. $50 s5. AGO.
For BErHLEHEM ALLENTOWN and MAucH CHUNK
at s:i5 500 a N, lOO 1890 sA', $50 p m Sunday st
for EAsroN IL Gas, 900 N. loo. 1880 st6 400. a:so,
y $50 D. Sundays. $50 p, m
q NJ 4:Oe. 4:sO H.
yLEMINeToN a. s.J 600 H. 100 l''o 400 $780,
oo so SS 1873 1892 Y 1850 0 isO
isS gss "a 80 SOC S6 So 1899 &C., G 60
200 9 s5 s sco t 55o 900 Zoo p m ~ ''''
6a5 70 e at So S T "a - &c. fs &C., &C.,
$50 800 s:SO s45 400, AIS, $50 4AS. 800 5l5, 6So.
ti:So i2j6p M SUNDAYS vt 500, s;45 m. 1880 400
lb:3O $780, 1900
Tor NEWARK at 600 5.tS SIS CAS- 7l5 100 500 BIS
$50 g O. 9.la, e:i5 iOl5 lO:45 ll15 1900 124 ;,
i:I5 90 2:30 800 so 400 43O, 800, 5;l5 63O $50,
600, 6l 5, $50 ZOO $780, 81 300 PAP 1882 LAD
i:l6 600, 400, BOO 6:l5, 500, 800 1850 u .
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, &C.. AN TaiD At
1900 81 a m, 1880 400 500 II. SUNDAYS except
ocean GrOve at 400, lO:45 m.
eor FREEHOLD-At5, BIS, IL q m, 1850, & bp n.
For IAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at S:l5
n 80 4SO p With through parlor cars on 4S0 p IL
For %VINELASD and BRIDGEToN at 1:so p m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 3, North River, via Sandy Hook
ForIONG BBANCH. EATONTOWS, etc, at 4 p IL
Tickets can be procured Liberty Pier No sNorth
River 81 100 POI 25- 26l I'll 4l9, III, e44, 1917 and
Broadway ~ and 7ss 6thave Rivingtonst 10
kew.York Cfy In Brooklyn at Nos Coufst 70 froad
srsv no and -Ss FultOn.si 2lO 8anhatanave De kab
we, ltsq Atlantcaye Ia Ho1oken, 254 washington
Transfer Company will call FOR and cneck baggage from
-S' u q HANCOCK,
General Passenger and itcAet Agent, Philadelphia
lie. WOOTIEN General Manager.
&c. IL r. BALDWIN.
General Eastern Passenger Agent lls Lberty-'. NJ Y
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yDHE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
NEW-YOkK, LAkE Err h AND WESTERN RAIL


Aunneements Of trans FROM ChanberslStreet Depot
GAM aly except sundays Day Express draw g-roOm
coaches BnEhaDtOn Emira and BunaIo Sleeping
tpmdaLy st LOUIS Limited kxnress.-N0 exura charge
Tor lime Pullman Sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo arriving
t.l0a Niagara tals M Saiananea 100 u; CleVe.
Gay tOunectng trains arrive Detroit 3;lO Toledo $40
1iySPaeiae EXPRESS for the West Solid Train o.,
Pullman Day sleeping Coaches 20 BnghantOn, EmrL
EuLal, idgara Is Cincinnati AID Chicago. hotel and
hunet smoking Coaches TO chicago,
lab NJ kmgrant Train Tor The West
rutherford and Passaic 7O 600 e5O lO1o m ~ noon
lao 4:4O 5:l0 $3.50 Gl0 ESQ 1880 0;O N II midnight
sundays $50 lO:,O m LAS $50 no ~ midnight .
Patterson 72O 1850 1920 II LAS $50 40
6O o:SO $40 $50 1880 sal 1880 and II midnight Sun
o9ys0 $50 1920 N i;45 $40 $50 m IL midnight
sU $50 $3.50 1880 lOp and II midnight Saturday nights
enly;, suncays 81 m gao $50 m. % q,
mSnish[ Sundays $50 lO2O l4O 90 epm and II
eNewsrIgand Cornwall 1900 a $50 4sO CpmL Sunday
Ron loot and Kingston and Montgomery 3 Gun 43O M
iOshsp 1907 lo:2o $3.50 $3.50 4:So I s;l5n SIM.
ItSiloown 100 3 lO5O N $3.50 4.so s.l5nu su,o,r
$3.50 logo IN $50 NJ lhe Trains m and 20 n p,
connect with Midland Rairoa- al Mainst The . \ nm nm
Port yeryis 500 . I6;20 q 4:SU SIS n - r..
cay $50 lGso Ia y, quarter mart of and quarter after
Loom TO- Is m 70 LAS every nSdf '''Au'e" and
Slep,o coaches can obtained Orars the cbseknS
and trsn.er nav be lett nj the COmpauys ocez
Nos 36L 4Di or 957 RToaiEaY l57 Westst. r. = 30
Court 81. BROOKLYN, o ~ tie Comrsnys Depots.
Fruress trains ON the West arrive IN New YORK at 7;ll
9.2O l.75 . and 1000
JOHN " ABBOTT cen1 Passr gent. NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAlLOAD Or NEW JERSEY
Nyaok 9 o5U 10 l S.2O 400 80 90 $50 D b
" mi4liShI sundays am and 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-14
Auctlon 5ac OF Real estate.
~~-~~~~~-
A DRIAN Ii. MULLER, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT,

MooDNA. ORANGE CO., NY,
In full Wow Of the HUDSON RIVER
ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON will sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 at Il o'clock, at the Tx
change salesroOn no. III Broadway,
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS,
delightful country MOodna Orange Co., N T., on
the turnpike between Newburgh and Cornwall and In full
view OF the Hudson RIVER Large house. stable
carriage barn. all good repair with about 25
productive land large and small fruits There
six small houses the OF the property.
particulars at Office OF Auctioneers No. Pine-st
DICHARD V. HARNETT g. CO, auctioneers,
will ss at auction Thursday a. at IL o'clock
Exchange saeerOom, No. III Broadway valuable l4th
Ward property.
Flmst No 13S Grand, est0ry basement brick
house with store. Lot 25N56 3.
Marons No 49, near Prince story brick house aud
threestory and cellar brick shop 2jxy52.
Alfred LOwerre ESQ., Attorney. No 2S9 Green wichst
Maps once, III broadway. basement
LAW TELEPHONE 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-14
STARIN'S rn ,,spoRrAr1oN
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION


once Pier IS. N r., foot Of Cortlandt-st
cnnnments OF freight forwarded as directed to any part
t.tl world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery OF al kinds OF freight and msr
tna1dise to any part Of the city.
kEA AND HAEBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly hghtered TO any pon
Il the larbOr at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGE5 AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamerJOHN II. eTARIN for NEW HAVEN. leaves Pier
is " L. foot of COrtiaAdt-st, at p. day SUNDAYS
excepted
Freis ht Tor points l. W. r. r. received at Pier 10
ICINew Haven and points East, at Pier lo
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IoLAAD.-Eleyen Miles for
Ten Cents Wa s.eaulors from PIec l. t. h. v bite
h4lst
CENTRAL sEIPYARD, COmmunipaw, n. DRY DOCKS
Mael SHOPS EyeryLlns appertaAinS " tAs
construct vi ana repair OF vessels
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6teamsoats ano Railroads.

TOR EW-HAVEN.-Steamers Leave Peck
slip ats p , and dr p sa ri sHan and East
saTosHd md NtgShr6eR "A
aSe Tare ss than BY VI dh % route
FOE Bo SaE Srvne LINE fars . S3is ss 70
pIs , rSTs e NsTeTTs fF sf on
Steamers BRISTOL and Pm or, To At
Ticket; and may PC sScUTsS n s @
a. Al prncps n0 mo sssm Ien'sr Anu 01e'
BORDEN LovzAa AGENTS. chohe Cent 4 fsss AGENT
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.ZPassenge
IL leave depot foot Of Corandt and Alien
a 1sn o heaS SO M anS Chunk S' 1ies5aT
very ithaca Geneva iypn BSn1 tgsps at m and $40
D. M Tor Easton Bethlehem and Cooiay; - 0Ornsct tr
al fT points 'n IN Ms ~ SS ana SAR&y
train local for Maueh Chunk $40 q IN. Leave "' O""
Geera Eastern oce Of Church ana oSrtands SIS
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
To BOSTON SO. WORCESTER 50 90. NASHUA 50 TO-
PORTLAND, 81, and no transfer.
Steamers CITY OF NETWORK
CITY or 'hhaawRENcE
leave Pier No 40 North River foot Of Wssst next pier
above Ferry daily except Sundays al eSo pr
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR:
Stations in Newros I'D I DssSES:'s:s S.r.y.
LEAVE NEw.YoRK, cormencng NoyeMbsr t. 1888 :, .oo
r Sc1th Amboy via Phila. & Reading RR, D BIO. LII
am 1870 A. 3, 6 sundays 400 GAO am wa fen'i'i'
e.o0 mn 1 m 3: TO- 3 D. Sunday a m p M - =,
For Matawan Dc via Phila. Reading Kit o;Vo go
M 1.3O 40 , $50. 500, Sundays 4io, lO;f2 u''
Via penn RIi- a M, Y IN m SUNDAYS a m pm;
For Red hank Long Branch, Ocean Grove AsOuy fMIks
Sea err POINT pleasant &C. via Philadelphia and Heading
RR Boz SIS A. m. l30, A:01 600 p. m sundays mot
sonnipg Al ocean Grove or Asbury Park 400 lUl a. NJ
Via Penn syiyana RR m, u N. $40, p m SUNDAYS
MOI st0rping nj Ocean AsOury Per), a. M p NJ
For EIeelOd via Philadelphia and Reading kk z, BID II
A. NJ 30 800 p. NJ For Keyport va Phadepma ana
Peadng RR 500 3, IL M, l30, 430, $500 P M FOr
Lakewood Toms River and BarIegat at 81 a. m 40 @So
M For Vineiand BIidgetnn. Atlantic CITY &e 1850 p u
C. O. HANCOCK ]. r. WOOD, II: III. NIEMAN..
G. p ct. A. p. q II. RI G.P. A. p. RR Actg supe
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Hllsrella
6iiuailons n1anteo-- females.

AS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lady, American;
no objection 10 travelling; highest reIences erpects
ron moierats address g. T. X, tribune Uposn once No.
I q BroadWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-14

Rooms an0 flats 90 frt.
A SUITE OF THREE ROOMS, private bath,
n with without board: other boarders lOI West
44th-st
A SMALL FAMIL Y would let neatly furnished
~ references terms Moderate SI West l1thst
9th aud 9TH AYES
VNO RENT.-A physicians Office, at No. 1 East
S3d.st
rINO RENT. MAY l. Handsomely furnished
ParlOr Suite occupied at present by hTstelass sur
geOn. References No l04 East 2Sdst
~ WEST 35TH-ST.-Pleasant square room;
sDD also physicians Office. References.
40 WEST 57TH-ST., in the S0NCY, very
HI desirable spartnentA cabneAnahed. frescoed steam
heated. Bee JANITOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-14
Dipioen0 Notires.

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEwJERsEY.l
I19 Ibertyst, 80. (
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
~ HALF PER CENT is declared payable on and after
Tisnsierbooks 10 be g ed from SATURDAY OH inst TIL
Monday, March 3. D. W. " Al srCs.rrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-14

OlPiCK TEXAS AND NKw ORLEANs}
RAILROAD COMPANY or 1874. J.
COUPONS of the First Mortgage Bonds
~ OF this Company due February ! iS5L wiz Ne zoe
maid ON date the Office OF the Iresr NO
IS Broad-st. Mills Building New-York. t. GATES,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-14
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

kLW-YORK. WEST SHORE d BUFFALO RAuwav
AND AEn-EOkK. ONTARIO AAD wh.5rh',tS ~
Cn aus after January J. ls54 Iaias wla tago esbroses
COFtiApai aud vests % street Stations SA0'''~
CIcls0 suspensoD LrHIgs Niagara faIS and luaaIa
Pun 49,,
An slef .4li- y.JJ. a. ne o "
AOaNy Az Oa.Sk4ll $, JsO, lI:EO h NJ 81
OsNoz3 O-ei4a, NOrwI cl, sidney S'SO
NcN0tIE AluSsD0n. HIghdad, POug -kSegae q SJl
llszO 4.sU u
AiJlto.Osu, o:SJ. "a; - l. t:iJ, GSJ D. ~
.OAly. Ot.eT except sunny
BaHei rar.Or Cars on ~ and ii ~ = u AMI E5) m
trans 4ol Albany.
PArlor suAei Cars 9JO train Tor sTr4cIs, AMI
Pama1 salet Sleeping Cars p tram iaf aI44.I
Meets tine tables and al Offices o. tao SOn
pany Jersey CITY, fenHsyivaIAA oLIsso ~oo--JA
No OlIt-sl Anl0A once, sutton 81 90 14o1
ST. not DehA4D-ases Ne~.l Cay. No~ 49,. ~
2Gl sly Sz, I,J<S bIOa1Ssy, NO Union Sguaft -
.y7 tt NJ. loo East iz0tI e. fennsJ St-
Ict 10 LesLi0hsesst iOCt Iortladtsl. " est sOs
ktxtlOu. loCt eel Aust
''~'A-' nanny MoSEI1f. Gen. Pas. Agent
"a
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st,crtceis orb Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO IlC RI RAI Il ls2.

@IITIv0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL fAsT LINE TO THE 49,; q
Trains leave Pcua.yiyans r r Depot En- no,p. West
P except sunday oT FxPRfss' shrosSh ssepnS
.oacSe. to Chicago Cincinnati st. Louis Conheo'S ~
pGsm pSiGHT daily for wsshnrtOn and al pSinB ssssse
FOR Tables Tickets s5eePS1ss os eRrosa~ay Court
., o,00I p"c ION 49, FARE ONLY So.
J. Via sToNINoISU,NN~ P Point Judith.
s.,aers eaye dsil, except sunday irOm f'ef o. ~ IT,
5ay't at ''ie e. FoPPLE Gent Pass Ast III wests'
HTFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HuDSOssSS
~ RIVER RAILROADS. mmencIng , NOV ID 1900
M Western NewYOrE and Northern Express Win
% Fs Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
.,aSnr a Albany Uucs syracuse Rochester Buffalo Es
~ nm cSicarc Express drawing room cars to Canaan
6aua Rochester and Buns9 na NoSer1 Express with
oIswing room cars and Utica EXPRESS drawngrOom
ssr M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy o., ,c,.ns.
M 81 Iouis Express with seeplng cToleda Detroit
and ~ % Express with sleeping to Syracuse and to
m Pacific ESpress WITH seep cars f I1 oswe
20 also Lowvtne Except saiurdayl o-s % Albany and
Troy Connects with the raornns trains oi the "eS' ~
N9Ttk except ss 81 Grand Central Depot No Bowling
Green 25S and as Rroadway sn1 s5
and a. wSsnrIon and SEA Fulton sts- Brooklyn and ~
in TawtnrOOm and sleeping can be
procured any the ticket oee s rssseaos
THESE daily AL others daiy sAc SPsEKTR
Jc N VsSnsnrsptenaent General Passenger Agent
DOPTT,AR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and Al rail from Gr,na I :, HostdS
Three express trains day sInA and I'D D. m with palace
sleeping ear SUNDAYS at 10 p t Sw1p BbeBo at M
arrives al Ne"Po'' '''' y +. W. POPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-14

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIM CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-14
Board ano Rooms.

East Side.
DARTIES AFFECTED with mental or ner.
yOus diseases can superior medical treatment and
board 4 reoned strictly private Address EXPERIENCE
Tr bune uptOwn oface, 1898 Broadway
100 MADISON-AVE.-An apartment ele-
loo gantly furuishsd-With private service
West Side
ITO LET.-A floor, with or without board;
private bath; no other bOarders lOl "est 4fth-s@
Al WEST 29TH-ST Nicely furnished back
IN paror pyute bath; also rooms Tor gentlemen Table
bOardors. heioTuneos.
a. WEST l2TH-ST. Two large alcove
~ rooms connecting separator ample closets private
table Eeierences-
Miscellane0u5.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. No. 900 I-st.-f .t.rS
w son, visiting the Capila vii ind hAnsosi. toohs
supsrior boarL by The day week. N one o uq mVs
irful locations tho city. Convehlenl 70 Iy
House Public Budings hotels and pfnolPai o' VI ooo
cara Address MRS. HARVEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05
The Work Begun.


The work Of repairing Christ church ras
bsgua in earnest on Monday when workmen
went to work removing the furniture and other
articles preparatory to getting the building
ready for the work Of the stone masons. The
contractor, Mr.. J. II. Gibbons, with some of
the stone masons came TO town on Tuesday and
have since been at work on the ediice tearing
down that portion of the walls which it is pro
posed to rebuild and getting things in shape
jr the large body OF workmen no are expected
shortly. Now that the work has really begun
many regret to see the old building anderg ding
such changes as the love for the old associations
has stronger hold on them then the desire for
a new church edi6oe. The present church was
erected in 1918, and nearly all of its present
congregation have orshipsd in it from child
hood v bile their fathers and grandfAt Tiers kneli
reverently there before them. When this is re-
membered it can be readily understood that it
is not without ping Of regret and little ting
at their heart-strings that they now see the
brawny workmen desecrsting the venerattd pile
to make room for modern Improvements. Let
us hope WHEN the new building is completed i,
will be so pleasing 10 the eye and so much bei-
ter adapted to the purposes for which it is in
tended that their feelings and grief will be-
greatly soothed and assuaged.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

The campaisn committee for the lst Dis.
trict desires their fellow Demo Gratis of the Dis
trict to meet them In Port Tobacco on to-mor-
row Saturday the 9Th instant, for the purpose
of forming Democratic club in said District
This good work has been going on in nearly
every district in the county and We are sure
that our Democratic friends here do not wish
to be behind their fellows in this worthy mat
ter, and, therefore. it is hoped that We will
have large and enthusiastic gathering to-mor-
row and that permanent, club, prepared to do
good and effestive work, will be formed. The
meeting will be called at O'Clock P. NJ, in
the Court House. c F. DALEY,
Chairman Campaign Committee.
II. II. BOSWELL, Secretary.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, -.
RAblAlftE CCL0RED SILKS superior
qualitvl. only 81 real cash value, 81 80.
NUNS YELLING, wide, double-w jdth pure
wool-Cream Pink, Blue, Black-373.
BLACK SILKS, three special bargains-No.
- 90 ; No. 81, 25 No 3 81 so Every yard
OF these Silks have been reduced 25r.
PURE SILK BROCADE GRENADINES fine
coodsl. cash value 81 - ; reduced to 15c
HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILKS
(pure sikh cash value 81 % reduced TO I5c.
CULORED CASHIERS. pure wool, double
widlh-Pink, Blue and Bhck-37@
FANCY COi.URED SlLkSi SD, so, 60, IS
81, 81 90.
BLACK 4 COLORED SILK MERVILEUXS
Every fashionable Silks, cash value 81 25; re-
duced TO 81
COLORED SATlNS, so. BLACK SATlNS 80
NUNS YELLING (beautitul style, pure
wool "a real value 373
BLACK CASHMERE SIlAWLS, pure wool,
$500.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

On Tuesday tue 9th inst, Mr.. George W.
Bauer will give his annsal tournament at Mar
shall Hall. These affairs at Marshall Hall have
always been well conducted and source Of
much pleasure to the large number of people
from Charles and Prince Georges who are ac-
customed TO attend them Mr.. Bauer knows
we'll how to manage such entertainments and
spares no expense to make them enjoyable to
all. The coming one, like its predecessors,
will be exclusively for the county people and
promises to be quite as enjoyable as any that
have been held there.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05
Bo1s' CLOTHING, Eiseman Bros, 18th and E
Washington. D. c.


Some sections of our county we're visited
on last Saturday evening with a severe thunder
shower accompanied with much wind and hail
though very little rain, the thing that was
most needed, fell anywhere. In the vicinity
of Newport the lightning was INST vivid and
struck in several places considerably frightening
tn. good people of that section. The most con
siderable damage that occurred was the entirS
demolition of the chimney of the house occu-
pied by Mr.. Pillerkin, between Newport and
Wicom,co The lightning struck this chimney
and tore it entirely away from the house and in
falling took with it a considerable portion Of
the weather boarding and roo Of the building
A daughter Of Mr.. Pillerkin, who was in the
house at the time, was stunned by the shock
and fell unconscious
An OF belonging TO Mr.. ]. W. T. Simpson,
was struck by the lightning in lis field just
above Newport. and instantly killed. Lower
down in the county toward the water courses
considerable damage was done to the growing
crops by the hail, but in this section and above
US none Of this was felt. An electric bolt struck
the road about twenty yards in front Of Mr.
Marshall Chapman who was driving from L.
Plata to hi. home, and tore mp mnch of tn,
road-bed and considerable frightened his horse
though fortunately he sustained no damage.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05
The Coming Campaign

Is agitating the minds Of the people, but
not so the question where 10 buy the cheapest
and best made clothing as the leading Baltimore
Clothiers, c. N Oehm, 23O W. Pratt ST. and
55 Hanover ST., have long demonstrated the
tact that they can't be undersold. They are
al present closing out the balance of their hand
some stock at such low figures that our friends
should hasten to give them an early call.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

1--WE ATTENTION OF PARENTS AND
i GUARDIANS is ALLIED to this SCHOOL
rs off.ring unusual educational advantages
The situation is peasant and healthiul and the
establishment complete, supplying every re-
quisite tor the Improvement comfort, and re-
creation of the pupils. Accomplished teacher;
are employ ed in every department, and especiu
attention is paid to 1lusis, French and Paint
ing For circulars address,
MISS REBECCA C. POWELL.
j 2O3 Principal.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

FoIe Raising.
The Cleveland, Hendricks and Compton
club Of the 3rd district met last Saturday al
Cross Roads and erected flag staff and flung
to the breeze beautiful banner bearing the
names of the Democratic nominees. Hon
Barnes Compton and others had been invited to
be present on The occason, and many, Mr.. Comp
ton included, accepted The invitation, aud =
large gathering of his friends and the voters Of
When Mr.. Compton rode up three rousiug
cheers were given in his honor and warm greet
ing followed from hi. numerous friends. The
club was then called to order and the President
introduced Mr.. Thos. ID. Stone, of Alien Fresh
who addressed the meeting in a strong algu
mentative speech of a half hours length at the
conclusion of which he was loudly applauded
Continued calls were then made for Compton
and he al length took the stand and delivered
one Of the customary happy and brilliant
speeches for which he is so famous Indeed
many competent judges who were present " ere
Of opinion that il WAS one of the best efforts
that they had ever heard from this gentleman
on the stump. 1t was strongly arsumentarivr
hour and half. The speaker was frequently
interrupted during its delivery by vociferous
applause. Mr.. Compton thoroughly awakened
the enthusiasm of the voters of No. 3. and he
left them with the belief that they would do
active and earnest work during the prese nj
NJ he Grs -, - H.
county TO organize a club, and the voters there
now have two poles erected and two flags fy-
ing, and none of the enthusiasm with which
they FIRST went to work and Of which these re.
Del ted demonist tons are but the effect has
abated, and we may expect to see great thing:
accomplished there on the 4ih of November
next.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

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larger circulation then any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business men of Charles
County. offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their in is columns. Send
for card rates, which io,o any other paper
ia Southern Maryland. to say nothing about ci'culd-
ton
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LOCAL MATTERS:

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

0th District EXPERIMENTATION.
A meeting of the Democrats Of Middletown
District was called on last Saturday to orga-
nze Cleveland, Hendricks and Compton
club. The following officers were UNANIMOUSLY
chosen: Present, J. H. Miichel Vice Presi-
dents, W. E. Dement, Thad Mudd, R. H. Will
let, T. Yates Roby, Je., John T. Davis, Dominic
Mudd; Secretary, D. |. Sanders; Treasurer,
Washington Hicks Chief Marshal, W. F. De
ment; aids, J. C. Cox, Milton Roby, A. W. S.
Hicks, Jos. Murray; flag bearer, Nick. Mat
thews. After which the organization adjourned
to meet at Pomfret, Saturday, September 9th
at 3 o'clock, p. m. Much enthusiasm was
manifested at the mention of the Hon. Barnes
Compton's name.
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