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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-23

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uatb afaur, ruubte groEe Guautitdtsu Baas
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28

The Montgomery Fire Insutanc. Company
has promptly paid the insurance on tne
houses Of Messrs. Edward Edelen and T. H.
Pose+, recently destroyed BY FIRE.
II is most too early to talk about peaches
That is to say, the period Of danger has As
yet BY no means passed. Up to this TIME
however, reports from nearly all peach sec
items show that little damage has been done
Mr.. F. n. Nesle will pay his respects to the
farmers ofour county next month, soliciting
orders for the sale Of the Leader and Rex Ter
tiliIer. Save up your orders for him, as bis
fertilizer is guaranteed.
The communications from Dude, Pomon-
key and Brysntown have been received
Dude aud Pomonkey are crowded out this
week. Bryantown is too personal; moderate
i some and we will publish il. Aud sc
must here take occasion TO remind our contTl-
butors that space is Of value 10 us, and that un-
less they boil their matter down it is impossi-
bic for US to get il in.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28

Sheep Killed.-Last week quite mum
Der Of sheep we're killed in the neigbborhood
By dogs Mr.. B. g Stonestreets flock was
raided and as many as four old sheep were
killed, and number Of others badly bitten
and torn Mr.. Pros Gibbons also had mum.
Der Of o ID sheep killed, and Mrs. Jurch near
Il her entire flock of lambs Mrs. Burch re-
sorted to poisoning the carcases of the lambs
found killed and uneaten on her
place, aud in consequence thereof,
a number Of worthless dogs have
been killed The fox hunters on their frolic
on Tuesday passed that way, and one of their
pack Of hounds ate lamb bone found on her
place and died Immediately from the poison.
If more Of our farmers will adopt this remedy
and use caution in handling and placing the
poison about on their places, we might be
thus freed in a measure from Il number of the
worthless ours that continually prowl around
the neighborhood in search Of something to
eat.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28

Fish In the Potomac the
Matching aud distributing season just opened
the Fish Commission have placed 500, 900
white fish 10 the headwaters Of the Potomac.
and are preparing to put 100, 600 salmon
trout in the upper portions of the river. The
Mcdonald fishwsys are about to be placed in
position at the Great Falls. The work Of
propagaiing Potomac shsd will begin the
first week in April, and it is expected that it
will be very extensive. There will probably
be between 40, 900, 900 and SO, 900, ooc hatch
ed out and distributed over the country. The
steamers Fishhawk and Lookout will b. de-
voted to the propagation Of shad exclusively
A recent report received by the commissions
ers from California, states, that the Potomac
shad sent to that State have become acelims-
ted and can be found in the markets of San
francisco. The officials predict that white
fish will soon become adapted to this climate
and thrive in the Potomac river Alexandria
@ zefte
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28

! New Advertisements We call specia
attention This week To the large Advertisement
of F. G. Addison, general agent for Y sale
of the Ceres fertilizer in this STATE. Fhi;
manure has been thoroughly tested, aud tcs
timonids in unlimited numbes have beer
received by them as to its geaaincness and
adaptability to our soil.
Hamilton Easter & Sons, are again before
the people soliciting trade from Southern
Maryland. In buying your spring trapping
give them call
Mr.. Mcbane calls a convention Of colored
citizens to meet At Coxs Stuion on the 5th o
/ April, to send delegates to the edmond Con
vention. All colored people should attend
| Mr.. Willie Simpson having duly bonded
as constable offers his services us surh to tn,
public Mr.. Simpson is a young man o
push, thoroughly reliable. and will effrientl,
attend to all matters intrusted to his charge
In buying organs etc. do not fail to cal
and buy of Stieif, the well known manufac.
turer of Baltimore
Mr. p Reed Wills calls the attention Of hii
customers to his new stock of general mer-
chandise for the spring trade. Mr.. Wills is s
thoroughly honorable young man, conse-
queutly we bespesk for him thriving bust.
ness.
Mr.. Samuel R. Neave of Bryantown has Sc
cured the agency for the sale of sharplcss straw
berry Plants. The season for setting out
these plants being at hand persons should
avail themselves of his offer, and have choice
lot of this delicious fruit the incoming seasoa i.
See advertisement.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28
The rharIes i,anntr Rail casa NIL


Carpenter.--Ths House Judiciary commit
tee Tuesday night declined to pass on bill re-
lieving the sureties Of George W. Carpenter,
the Charles County Commissioner, who was
indicted for an outrageous assault
and jumped his bail. The reason for the COM
mittees action WIS the refusal Of the Cover
nor 10 approve the bill on account Of the bad
example il would set. Carpenter, it will be
remembered, was accused Of assault on a
young lady in his county, and after being in
jill for some time was tried at Port Tobacco,
the jury falling to agree. Afterwards the
case was removed TO Prince Georges and the
prisoner was released on bail Carpenter
and his brother, bis wife aud bis wifs's broth
er, aud yousg man named Dent were his
suretes He staid around for some time.
collected all the money he could, and then
left for parts unknown. The forfeiture OF
bis bail is runious to his sureties, aud much
sympathy has been felt for them. baltimore
Sun.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28

Died Departed this life on Saturday,
March 22nd, 1884, after a long and painful
illness, Mrs Margaret o Wade, wife Of MIR
W. H. Wade, in the 43rd year of age The
deceased was well known and highly esteem
cd in this neighborhood for her christian vir-
tues She was a charitable lady, faithful
oonsort, loving aud devoted mother, and
her loss will be deeply deplorcd BY host u
friends and relatives. Her funeral took place
from her late residence in this village, on Mon
day, and her remains were inferred in St
Thomas Church burial ground. Our sincere
sympsthies are extended her grief stricken
family.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28
Local BreCiiLeS.

The ulster days are drawing to an end.
The May-chinery of moving will soon be in
order.
LET'S US hope that gentle spring" is a fix
ed fact.
The setting hen will soon be doing her lev
Ell best.
AS soon as Spring sets in, garden plant,
are set out.
Strawberries are selling in Baltimore at
81 so per box.
Spring millinery promises to be gorgeous
Easter will bring it out.
To our business men; The early advertis-
er will catch the Spring trade.
Our farmers are becoming uneasy about the
prospect for getting tobacco beds.
The County Commissioners have increased
the reward for Brooks to $3.50.
The weather being so lad church attend
ance has been of slim character during this
lent.
Get your hoes, rakes aud garden iuple-
ments IN place and ready for use, as spring is
hero.
The roof that covers the most noisest ten
ant is undoubtedly the roof of woman $
mouth.
The fox hunt at Cox's was success so far
as the dinner went but the foxes are still
unmolested.
Heber's wire gates are the nestsst things
We have seen of late in the way Of farm i'm
proyements
John Penn (col.) has been appointed bai-
Tiff to the Commissioners until June next, vice
Thomas Hawkins deceased.
A quiet boom IS being started in Repub-
lican politics in this county in the interest of
Arthur for President.
Mr. P. Reed Wills has changed the days
for holding his shooting match to Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 22ud and 23rd of April
Mrs. N. F. Wade contempIstes removing
her fancy store and postofit e from the present
location in her dwelling to an clubhouse ad-
joining.
The work on the Jail is fast being pushed to
completion. When finished, 1t will be secure
mansion for ruscals.
Applicants for the positions Of collectors are
on the anxious bench. Next Tuesday the
bone of con mention will be over, and the howl
of the disappointed will be heard.
Mr. B. L. Higdon has flock OF Southdown
lambs large enough for market. Lambs are
quoted in the Washington market from Sc to
So.
The trouble with the United States navy,
saws an exchange, is, that IL is a little too
small for navy and a little too large for
boat club
Rose Hill, the beautiful estate of the late
Colonel James T. Blackstone, in Leonard
town, will probably be converted into a
Catholic Female Academy, under the charge
of tie sisters is the present owner, Mr.. 3.
Harris Canallier. expresses a willingness 10
sell il tor that purpose.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28
Encouraging Manuracturers-A bill

Encouraging Manufacturers bill
has been favorably reported from the COM
mittee on Finance OF the State, entitled an
act TO encourage manufacturers in The ylri.
Gus counties of the State, empowering the
County Commissioners of any county. when
ever they may deem it expedlent for the en-
coursgenent of the growth and DEVELOPMENT
OF manufacturers and manufacturing industry
in said county, TO abate all taxes levied for
county purposes, upon mechanical tools CT
implements, whether worked by hand or by
steam, or by other motive power, machinery,
manufacturing apparatus or engine, owned by
any individual, firm or corporation. and
properly subject to valuation and taxation.
which SAID tools, implements, machinery an
paratus or engines shall be actually emnley-
ed and used in the business Of manuactnr;ng
provided, such abatement shall be extended
to all firms, persons and corporations engaged
in the branch or branches of manuf,e,nr;ng
industry. proposed to be benefited under the
provisions of this Act; and provided further.
that application for sdch abatement as afore
said verified to the satisfaction Of the ,aid
Commissioners, by the oath Of the party APP
plying for the same or by other evidence
shall be made in every year at least thirty
days before the annual levy of taxes and not
afterwards. The Act takes efsct from its
passage.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28
Appointments by the Arehh,.... =.

- WIZ AEthhisfco fol-
April and MaJ.-The appointment, :, =, =.
Most Rev. Archbishop Gibbons for ~. : -. :,
en' spring are announced by A. A Car,i.
as follows: -
April 20, Tuesday, confirmation .,u.,.
boro', Prince Georges county; Ao,il a.
Wednesday, confirmation at Piscs,.v
Prince Georges county; May |, Tbnr.a.,
confirmation at st Ignatius, Prince Geo..
county May 2, Friday, confirmation a, VIII,
Marsh, Prince Georges county. Nav g..
day, a. m, confirmation at Brvap,own
Charles county May 4, Sunday, I. m eop.
irmation at Beantown, Charles county. NV
., Tuesday, confirmation atNewport. Charlie,
county May 8, Thursday, confrmatio, At
Pomfret Charles county May 9, FRIDAY cop-
hrmation at Hill Top, Charles coupt,. Nav
II, Sunday, confirmation at St. Thomas
Manor Charles county May 10, Tuesday,
confirmation at Cobb Neck, Charles cop,t,.
May "a, Wednesday, confirmation at Church
Of Sacred Heart st. Mary's county: M.v Is
Thursday, confirmation at 81. Jsss,b,s
Church, May Is, Friday, confirmation at
Aechanicsviue, st. Mary's county; Nav 49,
Sunday, confirmation at Leonsrdtown 81
Mary's county May 20, Tuesday, copsrma-
ton at St. Johns Church, st. Mary's counts;
May FL, Wednesday, confirmation at Newton,
st. Mary county; May ~, Thursday CAscsu
confirmation at Medley's Neck, St. Mar1,s
county; May -, Friday, confirmation at St.
Georges, st. Mary county; May 25. SUNDAY,
confirmation at St Inigoes, st. Mary's eoun-
ty; May 26, Monday, confirmation at St.
Nicholas', st. Mary county.
By order Of the Most Rev. Archbisbou Of
Baltimore. A. A. CURTIS, Secretary.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28
A Forecast Of Summer STYLES

formation comes from celebrated modiste
that lace dresses of every description will be
more than ever the vogue the coming sum-
mer. For those who fancy the ,tyle will be
Mother Hubbard dresses, all of black lace
over surah either of black or in gay colored
foundations. These dresses, in white or black
lace, it is said, are not to be made of piece
lace, bat of that about eight or ten inches
deep, laid row upon row. killed or slightly
gathered, as is preferred. Besides the Hub
bard dresses will be those with lace rufled
skirts aud pointed bodices of silk yelled with
net Of pattern matching tho design Of the
lace rufies; and Oriental net and lace will
lead in popularity Ladies who have liz
ing for hats worn over the forehead will be
glad to learn that the old f-vorite, the En-
glish walking hat, is likely TO he revived this
spring. The brm is about the same AS Of old.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28
Rock Point Under Way-Th

Rock Point Under Way Rock
Point Co. having satisfactorily stra ghtencd its
affairs, has had its licenses transferred
from Count Miikiewirz to the company pre-
Paratsr!. to commencing business at Cnce.
The sole pFopTiotoss Of thc store and members
Of the firm are Messrs John f. Waggaman &
A. f. Whiting of Washington. The popular
aud courteous Mr.. Fenwick of st MARY =
county will act as manager for them The
oyster packing and shocking &C. will be a
separate thing, and will be conducted by
Sho.nburg and another party rom Baltimore
The season being so far advanced no i'm
provement will be made for shucking and
shipping oysters, but preparation will at
once begin to construct the proper machi-
asry to steam crabs durin. the summer.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28
Southern Methodist Appointments.

The following are the appointments of the ".
u. Church South for this district East Balti-
nsre); RR. S. Hough, p. E. Baltimore
Trinity, J. W. Dutfey, W. c. Msloy, super
anuated; Calvary, J. W. ShoaG Northeast
Baltimore, J. Edgar Wilson, F. j. Prettyman;
Tsylor's Circuit, W. R. Strager; West Har-
ford Mission, Thomas Briley; East Hartford,
or Burgess; Easton, L. W Haslup; Trappe,
J. W. Grub; Kent Thomas G. hewitt
Queen Annes, W. Il. Sanders; Church Hill
and Stevenss, VIM. X. Marshall W. T.
Quinn, supernumerary; Severn, George D.
White; West River, S B. Dolly, one to be
supplied; Calvert, John W. Steele; Prince
Georges, J j. Garden, W. v. Dolly Charles
and St. Mary's, J. C. Sedwick, c. W Mark
Royal Oak, ]. c. Thrasher; Hilsboro' Cir
cult, R. S. Cunningham. B. F. Ball
Sunday school agent.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28

Fish.-The Alexandria Gazette Of Tuesday
last gives the following: 1.-THE receipts OF fish
at Fuhtoun are somewhat increasing but the
muddy condition Of the water still materially
interiors with the catch as it has the effect Of
keeping the FISH from ascending the river
The benches in the market were better sup
piled this morning than on any day this sea-
son and prices were rather lower The first
shsd Of the season were offered to-day and
cold at 81 25 per pair; herring sold at 25
cents per bunch of eight; rocS 40 and 30
cents; white perch Il to 40 cents and smaller
6sh at from 10 to rs cents per bunch.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28
County Commissiop.rs.-Tb. Ro...

County COmmissiORers.--Ths Board Of
County Commissioners was in session on
Tuesday and a considerable amount of rou-
tine business was transacted. The Commits
sioners inspected number Of mules brought
here for sale, to work on the roads. but post
poned purchasing until those offered for sale
by Callaghan could be seen. A committee
composed of A. Posey and G. A. Wade was
appointed to attend Callaghan's sale to exam
iue his mules, and purchase the same for the
county if they could be bought on terms to
suit. The bonds of the newly appointed road
supervisors were approved and the following
order was passed defining some OF the
duties Of the supervisors, aud compelling their
performance Of the same under penalty of a
forfeit in addition to the possibility of having
their bonds sued, and peremptory discharge
from the road service.
Ordered, that in consequence Of frequent
information from numerous parties, Of former
inattention Of road supervisors to the proper
discharge oftheir duties they are required 10 be
present every day, from a. m. to p. NJ,
while their hands are engaged upon the roads,
and direct the work of said hands and that
in no case will they be excused from such
service unless urgently called away to inspect
some necessary road work, or to attend the
meeting Of the County Commissioners to pass
upon their monthly reports. Shouid any
disregard of this order be known to the
County Commissioners the offending super
visor will be fined So for each offense, same
TO be deducted from his salary. Be it
further ordered that in no case shall hand
be employed upon the road who receives less
than the amount per diem prescribed by the
County Commissioners. Amy supervisor
disregArding this order will be Immediately
discharged from service.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28
Shooting Match -Co1,si. agai!

Shooting Match -Co1s is again ahead
Go live sports, and proposes now to have an
other shooting match at pigeons on Tuesday h
Wednesday, %, 4 70 of April. Baltimore is
expected to oe represented by Messrs. F NJ
Eeale and c. W Mitchell; Prince George by
Eessrs. Gill Bowling and Frank Compton,
and Charles by Messrs. r. q. gergussoa and
W. G. Jameson aud others The match ex-
poets to be one Of the mast exciting ever held
II tie county, and will be Witnessed By a
large concsurse Of people. ST. Marrs will
ysu not also join in the sport' Friend Moore
where art thou7
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-03-28
Your EYES

Will be delighted when you
behold 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 as we write
THE advertisement. Come,
gentlemen, there is room
for all.
Great Bargains from nOW till the
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