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Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10
CCnundrums.

Why should Il potato grow better
than other vegetables? Because they
have eyes to see what they are doing
When is L baby not n baby? When
it is a little cross.
A duck between two ducks. a duck
behind two ducks, and duck be-
tween two ducks; how mary were
there int all} Three.
Why may stone cutters reasonably
believe there is no such thing us gran
~ They never saw it.
Why should working people imi-
tate the wind? Tho wind is always
busy, and like a cheerful operator, it
whistles at it's work.
v here may we hope never to meet
Il friend? While we are ascending
the hill Of prosperity.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
Lam Ory,cr ,r ur,,,, n

LAND OFTIcE Ar HELENA, NJ, T.)
A,,r,c,, march 3. 1874.
NOIICE IL hereby rivcn that The fclIowinr-
named Sc, tler has filed no. Ice o. his inicniun
thnt said proof will hc ,,'pdc before John Enr"r
Notary Public, In nrd ior Lewis and Cinrk,
county, dontnnn n, Sud rtvcr Montanp on ApriI
~, WI. VIZ: Gonrsr y. i'u' nbacl. who made ,rn
eihpt'on = 80 tEB for lot nos 4 aud 8 SEC is
"nn ~ sw' NV ,s',4 $40 ~ ~ n oe H2f.
nc nntncn the Follow.og witnesses 10 prove hin
% c%oh,,nuous itsiu,'i.c upon. and cultivation or
SUD lands viz: il'n.n u. Martin. Thomns Cui.
,en. John Lnfeent and Johu Nixon ali of Sun
3-5Ct '' ''si'''
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10

General Charles Gordon, generally
known as "Chinese Gordon Was
only thirty years old when placed in
command of Il division of the Chinese
army. He always went unarmed in
battle, even when foremost in the
breach, directing his troops by waving
Il little cane. AS he was uniformly
victorious in his engagements, his
Chinese soldiers considered the cane
10 be Il magic wand which insured his
safety and their triumph. The Gen
eral IS II lofty and admirable type,
honest as he is brave.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.
LAyD OFFICE, AT HELENA, Mont.

LASD OFFICE, At IIELEsA, Mont..i
l!i"rCh 20 IbSt,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
,Sseilier has fled notice of his intention 10 make
final proni in support Of his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before John W. Ialtan. Pro.
bate Judge Of Clotenu county, Mont, nj Fort Ben.
ton' NJ. T., On May -, 1854. viz: John &, Ernst,
tp ION OF rs L sEil sEh see ~. NEH Up ~ of il,
~.
Ile names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said
land, viz. james \. Walker August Erickson,
Robert Price and Elbert l.. Bywatcr all of Fort
Benton.
i. ATKINSON, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MONT.
NOIlCE is hereby given that the f"ilowir,!.
,, , an,'u setter l!s filed notice Of ls intention
u. ~ nuke fnal p"on IN support OF his claim. and
ahHt said pr2o wi bc nude before John E"rnr Im.'
",y Notary Public, IN and for Lewis and rlnrkn
"i.y 20 i. M9no,na ut Sun hivcr Montana, on Ipril
ZIP 20 N of II w. '''f ~" a Sho
iin names tl. following Witnesses 10 yroyc his
i,, .oin,'ihuons i residence upon. and cultivation Of
s,ld s,,ld land yiz: william J. Martin, George I, u
Sun River. II: ADNi N..fiV' T. i,nn in,nm ~ "t
3-66t "b'S'tr'
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.
LA"D OFFICE AZ n.IEN

LAID OFFICE Al HtfESA, MONT. !
MARCH 0, lssi.
NOTltFi Is hereby given TINT tho following
:. ihmed sc' Jcr lus iltd poiica of lis intnn.
non 10 make proof "a suppod uf his cla;m and
Mat said proof VIII be made before 100 no ST Il.
ana itEcE,vEG, NJ B"rna, NJ. ~. on Ap'i, 30. $50
w: Wi'i'am e. Flowerree, for trr xviii sgi-i
,c Va OF sw-t Of src and the .:El-i OF SEA- OF
sec. .. ,p. ~ y, II wv.
lic nam"" the. following wincssc TO prove l,;s
said jnnd Wis W;iinm II. Ia.nn Il pnI AjSrd
Z. Allison % Sdn liivnl. mont. md Iic,achel l..
Atit aud james II. milford, or uolrun, mont
2i3Gt f. ApKjNsOu be.is,,r
Sterling & VonIobcl, Att'ys FOR r!aiauni
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10
OUR MOTHER.

Times cvcr-inovng, bliglting hnnd
Has furrowcd that fair brows
Ana many n silvcry thread tq,rc
Amid those dark locks now.
More feeble is that once light step,
More dim those lovc-iit eyes.
Wherein world of tenderness
And gentle goodness lies.
Her life hss beonn cheokcrcd scene
OF sorrow Joy and care,
But chccrfully shc bears tho cross
That she the crown may wear.
u. be TINT sad and mourninl day,
Far on tl,c Futures shore.
When We with sorrowing hearts shall say,
Oar mother is no murc!'
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10
Notice Of Final Entry
LANp OFFICE AT IIuLE,

LAND OFFICE At HELENA
March 20, 1851
Notice is hereby given that the following named
sNscttlcr has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final procf in support Of his claim, and that said
rrcot III be III. before llie Register and Receiver
of ne e. ;. 'nnl Oilicc at l.alona, Mont on MAY
IS''. VIZ: belinda Hopkins who ,nr,c pre- emp,ion
bs 10 ..;3 for the 81 NEA NWH NH sccii
SWl-i NWl-l sect. ip!S of E2 y.
lie names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land. viz; John J.. Enpi Iohn H. Ming. I,r-
becca Ewing, and lram u. Lymnn all OF lIc!-
ena. i. Atkinson, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10
NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY,
LAND OFFICE HELENA. MoXr. |

LAND OFFICE, HELENA MONT.
Mar. y, 1881.
NOTICE IL hereby given that lh, following
!. named settler has lid his intention TO make
final proof in support of hrr claim, and irnt aid
proof viii! be made before lsanc n. IIazl,tt n no.
tnty public, IN nnd for Cbotcau county, HInniunn
az Old Agency, NJ IT, on say ~. ls-i. VIZ: lrbocct.
!. Brown, VITO made prescription d. g. No. sEiy,
Tor the ST. Nwii, Nl-2 swift see "5, Up. -. 8
she names ihn, following witnesses 10 provo her
snid lard, viz: William H. Emerson, james l..
Eyans, John Kennedy and Eoor &. Emerson,
MI OF Old Agency. i. ATKINSON. i,pgis, r..
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10

This is II calculating age says Il
contemporary. Counting is It's fayoritc
occupation. 1t wor3bips figures.
Nothing is considered valuable unless
it can be counted, Quantity is the
test of eAcellcnce, and vast numbers
command The highest reverence The
popular mind has become insane on
the subject Of statistics; all our views
Of life, ill our yerdicts Of Success or
failures, all our estimates Of worth,
are based on columns Of figures.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10

Mrs. Julia A. Moore, better known
as the "swcot singer of Michigan"
has given up poetry and gone into the
srist-mill business. Everything points
toward Il prosperous year in this part
OF The country. Ex,
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10

The Grand Army Of the Republic
now has Il quarter Of Il million Of
members IN good standing,
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-10
Sun RIVER Sun.
Job Printing a Specially.

The material for this department has been sc-
leet.d with great cure, and we are prepared to do
patch. Our type IL of the latest styles ~ manu-.
faetnre, lsyine been ordered directly from tho
W.ii known type foundry Of Mafder L,ise 4 CO.,
tliicrgo. Show printing, bill heads, letter heads.
envelopes. cards counter checks, receipts, etc..
rn the shortest nutice and at reasonable rates
We rtspcettully ask all business men TO cali and
examine our samples. ~ y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
ws,,e az Money.-By The authority Of

Watte Of MOney.-By the authority c
the County Commissioners, we suppose one o.
Tie corps Of Road Supervisors has been de.
,ained to siraighten the main rUad running
from the bridge over the causeway 70 Burch' .
hotel What advantage this will be to the
bubble cannot be seen The road as 1t is,
though slightly crooked is always passable
and good. and We have never heard any
complaints to the contrary. We can there
FIRE ace no necessity why the peoples money
should be 80 fooishly squandered At the iu-
stance Of single individual whose property
=. benefited thereby. If the corporation
wants money to improve its property let them
ls,y and additional corporation tar and not be
u.inq the money Of the people Of the county,
.ho are not benefited in the slightest by the
,.,lding OF the causeway now in the course
NJ construction. Already the County
commissioners without authority or legal
i..,sc.tion. have made an appropriation OF
ESQ for Tue bsHca; Of Port Tobacco, or in
o,ber words for the purpose OF draining the
.,.b back Of Burcb 5 hotel, yet this is not
nigh Oae Of the road corps, whose 'er-
vice i. so badly needed in other sections of the
,o,rtv /. now detained here at an expense OF
~, less than Sl6 per day, constructing use
iss causeway through Port Tobacco
Surely the Judgment Of the Commissioners
..ooot he blunted to the extent Of allowing
this folly to continue.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15

Finally, We desire 10 saw that t"e "oJe'
tions We rsisp against the unminai'"u 81 WV,
yer Cleveland are rid, spr,ad md f''i' F''''O
omong ne iabor organizations ct the '"''''
country, and this, while W. voire the sel''''
ments Of our immediate constituents me 'H"ol
organizations Of the entire country, h"'u
our views 10 common.
Ia placing before the country randiha'f
for president by your convention We desire
he shan be tree from ohicc .on',ead one whom
labor can support with enthusiasm " - n
ed by all the chiefs OF thr HrIgh's of Labor.
Csc BLAIR. chm.
The above il true copy of the resolutions
sent to Chicago to the democratic convention;
they failed 10 respond in sympathy with the
X. Of L., therefore Butler will carry New
York. OLIVER Y RnYIv.
NJ. n c., X. L.. Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
Cedar Point Rail

Cedar Point Ball-Tb. 49,.
yl'a'lon extended the comfy p.o oss' "a, o.
Nessr'. Henry Bros. 4 Co to 49, rssp's BY
.ertalnnen' given By them at Ceda, pa ~ gu
tuesday evening, was duly annro.s. .s,a' %
large number In addition to the NJ y
fractions the "Couey Island Or III. D. ~ y
now affords visitors several 9TH. s'o''i ="
ments were made adding to lie bs.n.r p'O'e +.
practically carrying ont the sienisc.r, a.. 1'''
welcome" which meet. the ~. ~ 90
approach the place. On either IA. !, ~
long walkways extending along II. ~, "'
we're tastily arranged Chinese l.n,...s -"
ried hues, while in the dining room hal, 40. ~
pavilion countless number Of gas i.ts non..s
forth taeir lustrous light ont NM, ~. =,
waters Of the Potomac, as though 60, o'us
cheerful welcome to even rs mnrmm.,S
waves Shortly after eight o'clock. the 90,
began to gather until soon the imu.,..-
vilion and surroundings were como,,.t,.
crowded with festive seekers from AN s...,s'
Of the county. Some feasted to ,bs fan ~
faction Of the inner man upon ,bs a.,,..''
OF the season which the sumptuous ts,.,.h.
abundantly afforded; others eniovea a -.
promenade or stroll through the ,ron.s -
while Others still, participated with bonn1
less pleasure 10 the mlrthfull d .nce pr,,;,.-.
among the lady visitors, were the NJ.
Stone and Mrs. Brown, from this sac,;,.
while Piccawaxen and other sections va
resented by the Misses Hupgerford. Va.
Contee, Miss Morgan Misses Howard a..
Boarman, Miss Edelen, Mis-, ycI.ns :,
Washington, Miss Traband of Narlbo,o -
Miss Turner Of Baltimore. MIC. Howard
one OF the popular Proprietors Of Cb,ns
Point rival summer resort, brought dow,
a large party Of gentlemen and ladies H.
vessel. Mr.. Martneze met the ps,,.
and the two rival prOprietors clasped hand, i
the ERNEST friendship, extending each o,h,,
mutual good wishes for tie presperit, and
success Of their respective places. The man.
agement headed By the proprietor, M
Martiueze himself Crawther, EaydeD
Herbert, and Others, too numerous to m.ntion
were exceedingly courteous and painstakiDy
in extending hearty welcome to all. n,
the whole the affair was a decided suecs,.
and Mr.. Martineze can bear with pardonablr
pride the just appe;laton Of being success.
manager Of entertainments, genial and
generous host
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
Communicated
KNIGHTS of LABOR.
Yitor Of the Independent:

Editor Of the Independent;
Below send you a set Of ten resolutions
sent TO the democratic convention by the
K. of L. requesting that august body not to
dominate Grover Cleveland but some one else
in sympathy with the working people,
vie, the undersigned delegates, represent
inc the labor sentiment of the cities of New
York Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo,
Brooklyn and elsewhere, respectfully desire
to call your attention to the following reasons
vbv Grover Cleveland should not be nomina-
ted for president by your convention.
First.-He vetoed the bill abolishiug con
tract child labor in the reformaIory and chAri-
table institutions OF the State.
cond.-He signed tue bill reducing pilot
age fees 20 per cent? a bill in the interest of
foreign corporations.
Third He approved the Law compelling
working engineers to pay tax Of 81 year
for the enrichment Of 8 pension fund Of a lib
erally compensated body Of public servants.
Fourth. - He vetoed the FIVE cent Fare bill,
measure calculated to enable working men
and their families to reach SUI urbs away from
tenement districts at all hours
Fifth.-He signed the Civil Service Sill, a
measure calculated to encourage only college
educated citizens to reach public service,
thereby creating an aristocracy Of Office
holders.
Sixth He appointed a man to administer
the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the State Of
New York who was an opponent to the re-
firms in labor interests. A man wholly unac
ouaipted with it's wants and indifferent to
its welfare.
Seventh.-He vetoed the hill limiting car
drivers hours OF labor 20 twelve hours per
day.
EiVhth:-He vetoed the Mechanics lien law
bill
Ninth.-He failec % advocate in his mes.
sage to the Legislature urging proapt and
practical legislation to meet the wish of the
people, expressed at the poll, last election.
Tenth.-His appointment of majority Of
he members Of the Railroad Commission Of
New York, who we're hostile to the interest
which created that Board, thus defeating the
object for which the commission was estab-
lished.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
Transfers Of Propertv,-Deeds.- =

Transfers Of PrOpertV,-Deeds From
Lurind, J aykel to Alice G Lockwood, for
600 acres Of land consideration, So 600.
Prom " 3 Matthews to F Stone, for 80
acres of land. confederation S31l
Mortgages From frederick ". Cornell to
AHc, G. Lock wood. on personality; considera-
ton $500. From $ R Wilson and wife
10 Thomas W MADDOX on tract Of land called
"Perl's Progress consideration, $500. From
Walter A. Cor and others to F. Stone on
,rsc, Of land called erich Hill con'idera-
,ipn. 81 900.
Bills Of sale + From Columbus Harrison 4
Nathan " Harrison TO Bean 1 Wright con-
sdrratcn, $40 From f. II. Herbert to
Wash Hicks consideration, $50
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
Tie Low Price o. Wheat The D.

The Low Price OF Wheat The Daily
Produce Report in speaking Of the present
low prices of wheat says "The inquiry is
almost daily made as to the cause of the low
prices which prevail for wheat often too,
It is accompanied with the remark that they
are lower than for numoer Of years. In a
measure this is true, yet the yesr 1884 is a
Phenomenally low year, many OF the staple
products, AS well as wheat averaging lower
thAn st any time in the recollection of our
oldest merchants 10 1886 prices for wheat
At Baltimore ranged sbsut the same figures as
now, and in 1881 fslly ten cents lower than at
present good to prime selling at rs to 81
cents per bushel of 60 lbs. The special cause
of the low prices is in measure the abuud-
Snce and excellence Of the present crop, and
the lack Of demand from Europe, where the
yield is represented large
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15

/ IOCNt DF6UaOtC"'
stockholder-th hostler.
A clean record-the wash bill.
Car-toon-the drivers whistle
A dumb belle-a mute beauty.
The yellow fever--the love of gold.
A poker party--the furnace stoker.
Personal CANVAS pair OF oVeralls.
UeAthIess eIecution-paper hanging.
Judge Stone has left the county for Saratoga.
The cannery is expected to begin this week
Father Keatings new home will be Leon.
Ardtown.
Me- Willie Skinner Of Calvert has been on a
visit TO his friends in Cobb Neck
Rev. Mr.. Williams is zealously at work on
his new church for Port Tobacco.
The religion, press -huRging a Sunday
school teacher.
Song of the cook: I'll SEE that your gray $
kept clean.
Yes the largest ant is the elephant, and
the worst uncle lne CdTb-uHcte.
Another game Of base ball will take place
between our club and the Prince George on
the 29th
Mss Mary Middleton and Nude Hughes of
Bdtimore are visiting Mr.. Walter Mudd,
Bryantown.
Mr.. T. r. Farrell contemplates erecting four
neat tenement houses at La Plata. So
moves that pretty village, and SO prospers
friend Richard.
Mr. F. NJ Neale is on his trip through the
county. soliciting orders for his well known
fertilizer Save up your orders for him.
The clerk has recc cd tine copies OF the
Acts Of Assembly Of 1884 tor the Justices of
Ne Peace OF the county, and officers of the
Courts
Miss Lotiie Cooksey, Of this county, and
Jos B Thomas, Of Virginia, were hurried at
the Howard House in Washington city on
list Thursday evening.
TIE Philadelphia Weekly Pr SIS will he
,rnt bv mail till after the November election
for IS cents The d Nv Pres. for so cents
per month AS campaign paper It cannot
be urpAssed. All should subscribe.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
Local Option Elections in Maryland

The last Legislature authorized by special acts
the holding of elections in various counties to
determine whether spirituous liquors shall be
sold except for medical purposes, and then
'ly on the prescription ola ply sician The
following elections are to take place 1884
August l6-St. Mary's county; law, If adopt
ed, to take effect May l, 1885 November =
Washington county law, if adopted to take
effect May 1888; Prince Georges county, re.
submission Of the question; that act to take
effect Immediately in the event OF its adoption
by the people; Dublin district No 4, of Som
erset county; act to take effect Immediately in
the event of adoption; Garrett county; law, if
adopted, to take effect May /, 1885; Linkwood
district, No. H. Of Dorchester county, law. if
adopted, take effect May /, 1885 1856
Aue ust 4-This county; Law, if adopted, to
take effect May l. 1886
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15

simple Remedies for Fmaru
very te" mothers are able IN co,,,. ao,eS'
nerves so completely as to keen 80 81 "eir
startled when confronted with ~. eeethg
WIN dripping blood, aud the lona unger
"hleh announce such catastro-ho cries
umes she cannot collect her tben,,h. some
Gently to recall any of the good N",s sum
WIN winch she is acquainted ~, olieales
avoid this is TO write out IL, way TO
trouble, and tack il upon the DO. eeip IN
room, after the manner Of botol so u your
lhere IS nothing better for a M - u'auons.
ed resin. Get a few cents "a powder
pounded until it is fine. and nv. reslu,
empty clean pepper or spice boF ~. n IN an
rated top tnen you can e.,ilv 80, =. perfo-
'he cut; put soft cloth aronS5 - y OUT on
hetnoef aad wet It with cold watsr ullfed
"hhe, II will prevent ingsr'. 81 once IN a
soreness, In doing up BURN ION .p and
~ Aeep Tue air from it. If swes, 1 nii
ana cotton are not at hand, take cla,s VI,
spread dry HOuF over it, and wrap tn. bn. -.
part IN 1t. It is always well to ~. 49u
simple remedies in the house where ,oa ous
Ge' them without moments los. oe !; M
niue bottle Of peppermint IN case os al',
ehiorate OF potash for sore throat. ~. ,'''
INDIGESTION and bottle of brandy. HaVa
lnem 50 arranged that you could 20 - 1--we
N the dark and reach the right rem.a, 'lsai
be sure YOU never do it, even if von : 1. ou'
they have not been DISTURBED. Alway. I r,s,
a lamp and make sure you have wb,, ro, "su'
after. 11' you are
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
Prohibiting the importation Of Rnys.

IoHio't'u- nv amp0Tthti0n OI Rags.
Acting upon information that a ergo of rag,
had recently been T. 'ssed by the State quartu-
tine officers at the port Of New York The Sec
rotary Of the Tire sury has instructed the col
etor OF custom. ~ that port TO lIow no rag,
to he imported uuless positive proof il pro-
durcd that they come from non-iniected ports
aud are in themselves entirely free from info
ton. The fat that vessel with cargo Of
rags has a clean bill Of health and has been
given permit te plss by a local quarantine
officer is not 70 be considered conclusive proof
OF the non-iniected condition of her cargo
Tine surgeou-s general has advised that the i'm
Port'tion of rags be totally prohibited for tine
present.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
An Extraordinary July

An Extraordinary July The signal
oficc. ia lis meteorological summary for July,
SAYS il was "an abnormal month. character
iIad by the f,rthest departure from normal Of
any July on station record N87l to 1884
Mean barometer and temperature consldera-
bl, below average Of past J 3 years. Rainfall
rIcrssgc being 81 inches above average. -
Total absence Of heated terms the tempera-
ture reaching go degrees hut three times, and
on twenty days the highest temperature re-
corded was below s5 degrees TIE highest
temperature was 9ts degrees on the Gath;
the Io~tst was 50 3 degrees, on III. 9th On
tile 23d the range Of the thermometer was
Is degrees The number Of DAYS on which
rain hll was q: the total amount Of rainfall
W., . - inches the greatest daily rainfall
wa - inches on the nth
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
..,u.,,sI,rawbacks TIL

Ausu.ts drawbacks This is a month
.1,o IN, unwsarv lover Of fruit and vegetables
rho g,vss lree rein TO hi' appetite and reveI'
Z, IN. seductive hut treacherous product OF
IN, orchard and market garden without tenn
rer,,c, or discrimination. is most likely 10
I, pupisbed bv the sudden INSTRUMENTATION
Of the usually submissive and accomplishing
o,o,p which has been afronlcd by his impru-
d.nc. The wise man governs his consump-
,,on Of the succuent corn and the grateful
,n,lop With wise precedence II is the fool
i,h person Who eats his Gil without giving the
future thought
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
IN. Ninet.snih Centenary Of The birt

The Niuetsenlh CsHI'H1' : u 'l'I ~, n
,h. sl....d Virgin is ordered oT Archoish-
- o,lbbon, 10 circular letter re"a 70 Jag
C,sarc churches Sunday, TO be celebrated
,,,8sum on the 9Th, 9TH and 9Th Of Sep
-, The 9Th is the feast Of the NATIVITY.
tn, ;o.,,uetlons Of the Archbishop are based
circular letter from Cardinal B'rtolini'
-.;,,., b, direction Of bis Holiness Leo XIII.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15

ImPOrtant.-Whe you visit or leave
New York City, save baggage e1pressage 4 nd
carriage nlre and stop ~ the Grand Union
hotei, opposite Grand Central Depot Ele-
CANT rooms fitted up st a cost of one million
dollars, reduced to 81 90 and upwards Der day
European plan, elevator Restaurant suppli-
cd with the best. horse cars, stages and Gle
waited railroad to all depots. Families can
live better for less money at the grand hotel
thsn at any other hrst-olssS hotel in the CITY
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-08-15
The Coming Campaign is

Inc coming Campaign is agitating
the minds OF tue people, but not SO the ques-
tion where TO buy the cheapest and best made
clothing AS the leading Baltimore Clothiers.
G. N Oehm / Son, go W Pratt Street and
SIS Hanover Street, have long demonstrated
the fact, that they cant be uudersold. They
are At present closing out the balance of their
handsome stock st such low hSures that our
iriends should hasten TO give them an early
call