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The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12
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Oygrca og -Ez No aD oY SuPsRvIscaS [
 lua;s CouHtg, ]. T- Yuma. : T. Jan. 7lh. I838
REGULAR sESsIo2+


 Board i:l eazaion pursuant to law PTeeen;, Choi7nsn . X T2urlo~ an1 Supervisor :. Baker
 Asse1:, Supervisor G | Hu.ct.ns Treas4re''s report taken up a2a ex- amjuca
 The B.sgd takes rscess 'o D. n sh-s cay
 a1qv1Ax 8Ess.oS -2 o'clock P D aosys in session puIaga;t to rocess. 3her9' 7sPo.r Of license and poi. tex taken ID. and upon motion of s. psrv;sor Baker. seconded by Chairman. approved
 Supervisor I1oyca,4s appeared and :ook his seat
 Report os She Clerk 0, the Boar3 oi Supervisors taken up, exaal1aed, sn,. on motion of supervisor Baker, seconde ed ey 9up@-v,: Hatea..a. <ad c4-r.-5 uus9-zao ,a-s, a2-4 ze..-. a4a er.-c7.9- The r.por: .. ne Eaz -cHse57r B. F tske;. 2 2, axanuea 2nc ca motion Q: Supervisor Baker seconded 5y Super visor Hutchtus and carried ua4uiJaouS. y, said report #ae approved The JaiL repor. .wss taken up, exaUi- ned anu on n0t!0a of Supervisor BaAe- seconded by Supervisor Eu,ch;ns md csr7;et unauinously said report waa approved, tic Board then 4ojoUrnso unlji E.nu2-y :he 6th 1884 atlG. u
 GEo. V. TaCxI 0w,
 I..&irmsn.
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F0iLIES or NAn2!aGE.

[ @YIVtD ILLUSTRATIONS. reveal, ! v}idg real Events betore and ntter Mar-age ae,it securely sealed on receipt of 9 cts. (Silvcr 0r pOstsge aiampsl
 Address M. CARL, 58l Park Ave. Brook yn, I. oct-lS, S3.tf
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R c. Brown, who is editing cattle rsnch down afsr E'g;n station, ou the \. @. |. D gR.. wiN tais pcrning leave wr:4 A.s family for .he ranch 8lgr, Jan. .
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

Mr. Chas. Bake, D as been n town st- .e ling tue meetings of the Board of Supervisors.
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5s~i, ha s-sa o.s1a e- f7s Elscr Cou,m.ss. aers saee Fc--@ 3 s-s15i-E reward ct $50, for 'a5 c4~.u-- a- t.capet convicts. This islt-tlt aoagh, oU. t is better to hsge a dsd4iie sun specified for the infarpa va cf .e.s @8o ua appraJaBd escaJ J55 .D she f...l-e.
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r is estimated that the delinquent tax list of Cochise county will foot up $5t,- Quo tf.is year
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TERRITORY Og ARIZONA, ..

COUNTY OF YUMA. sa
 On tlis 26th, iAy of Deoemorr, 4 D ,S9S. before rae, SaruQel PUrdy. Notary Publia in aud for the County Of Ynna, personally appeared Isaac Lyons and .l,ac Levy A14oWu to me to oe the same p8rso.J whose 1.sln-a are auhsorluel 70 me x3tHIn iratc1,1en:, and they sGknow- :edgci to fl.e that they executed the same ITr-ly nd voluntarily aud for the us59 12t purgoaes therein mentioned.
 3n witness wher1of ] have hrreuT-
 -o 5et my hand aud Gf1i2ed
 ny orac-al aeal ths day and year II this cic,idcale hr=g
 aGoVo wI1utcr.
 SAMUEL, PURDY.
 Notarr Public
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Commissioner D2vS Of Tuc5cr7 upon tss adjor7 Umeat of ta7 6aarc. 3s!t for SaD a0s.ec7
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The c..ain-gaaE ca1er Eae sapecgisisn of Mr F 4 Werniug has been eIr - p,oyed ia airs.uS hO.es arou1a Iae clt.rt-aoGsc for Jcess
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

Judge Ira MaooIt. Dl5 oe5a n .onl. the pas. week, assisting ., G,1occa { Co. tn taking stock
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

At ti.e meeting Of the Board o1 Super v;scrs ]set A-edgcsdsy afternoon it WIS roso-sea teat Ib- county be re-subai- vjdoj into three townships IS follows, 50 wit; Tne first township to consist O. ali thst portion of the county lying between he southern boundary Of .sc county. ou tue south; s-line drawn due east from a point on inc Colorado riy.r st the morth Of ths Lsg,yna 10 the intersection. ol the eastera boundary of the county, cn th. nor.A; tue Colorado river on the west .a@ -~a -&e.-.a ao o1adsJy line CT ti. -a"-.v. e1 .ls sset- The second tonn- s. 2 D consist of ...i thar portjaa 9s ,hs county hing 2<.eeen the northern boundary line Q: the frs; township, on tae south; sIirs drawn due east from q point CT ;he Colorado river st ana in c!udinE Rhodes ranch to the ln.ersec- ton of inc eastern boundary inc Of she coun'y, on the north the Colorado river. on the vest; snd the eastern boundary line Of the county, on the esst the third to vpshjr 10 con eist of the re.1ainine po7t1"a ol the county
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

The necessity for prompt and efficient household remedies IS daily gTowing more imperative, and Of those hostst.er's Stomach pit;ers is tae chiefiu merit and the most popular. IrregulAriJy Of the stomach and bowels malavisl levers, liver complaint, debility. rAemG,ism and minor ailments, are thoIouGhly conquer ed 6y this incorparable }srni.y restorative ard medicinal rafeGuard, and 1t justly regarded as the purestan6 must compra- lensiYe remedy cti.s class.
 r9c sal hy al, Druggists and Dealers reaet aiiy, to whom 2pply 22r A'-a4a@cs for 1884
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4 sandstor,n near Moh&rr, Gal. de.sy- sd Thursday evenings passenger train until after midnight
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IS reported tL4t another sale aas been made of he Gunsjght property -n Pima County
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

Nj + Sherman, ex-SuPe-inteDdeut \ of Public Instruction, has returned to Prescott, from visit East.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

M7. Win Br,die has been appointed Justice Of the Pesce for the 2d Town ship, to resale as Clip Landing,
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12
GE2TIFlghIE F S0fA4TseaSaip
TERRITORY OF ARZOEA., 1
 LEUE.C OE yiIMa es

-DOS CG EU NA,
 TTTE. THE CNDERsI9NED. 70 " hslebg certify Iaa. SC s-o par; re-s t1ars sactin2 6tsiness 1T this Ter. torr, 9. Clip, iu the County ot Iuua, and tnele eGiy. Undsr the LCm rausa aaj s.yie If LPons ai;a Co, hat the names n full ot oli ths members of Suc2 part 2~- ship ars Iaaav Lyous and Iaa2o Levy. a0d tbGt the plares Of our respective -s5idal1ss a:e ae: opposie 0dr respective naInse hareJo sutaoriued.
 The SdsiHess. q: slid firm ia that q general merchants.
 h eitnvga whereof, ws havs hara1nto eet ou- hhnd5 th!9 en:v-sixih day of Deoe r3Aer. 4, D. lGS3-
 TAMEs HKgIDENCgo.
 TSAAC LIONS. Yuma, Arizona,
 ISAAC LEVY. Clip, Arizona
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Mr Ii. ?. Freeman Gas 5era aPpo.n- ted past1naster al Tacsor, i2 t1s place Of Dr Lord
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Bon. J. r, Knapp, returning fror7 visit to Los Angeles, passed through Yuma lust Monday evening.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

Comm issiouer G4gs returned ia Too1h- stone last Monday evening
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

The special car containing Sen. Kan cock and c4rty, wos attached to the re- elIar '. r.aaael.-~r tram lsst Mon1ay jg-.t,
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ARIZONA SENTINEL i.
SITCRDLY.JANgART I2, Ies&

Hereafter .is. ;n this colun2n will 1e tasrEed for at the rs.e oi i0 cts line.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

Nr Robt. I 2aYYjn returaed from Picacho district by last Thursday's atag--
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The C11istH zs laGikerchjef ~n5 re- ceiTed Accept Thanks.
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Supervisor HItcbins returusd t. Castle Done Thursday evening.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

The Supreme Court conyeueG in Pre:- colt last Monday
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TEE EXPERT SpECI4LIST

a
 THE EXPERT SpEC12LI&T DR. ALLEN. as is vel ',roxu, is A { y regular grIcuafod Phya!riin, edn. catcd st BOwuuin College and Inc Uni yer>ity of Michigan. He has devoted ! lifetime t1 the stuay of She treatment aud cure Cf diseases wlthin Us speciality.
 YOUNG MEN
 { And 3frDpr.r .crD Nrr>5 yvh0 are euffcring from ;ns effects Of lorthfu indi,rretions or EsceSse, ju tat5urcT years, Nervous and phya.rja Debility, Impotence, Lost ! Manhood c0TfUs'cn nf id"as, Cul eyes, l aversion to society. deer0ndeScr. piTnElee oi3 sh. face iUS, c. energy and meInorr, l ireQuanev of urinnt,uE, etc. Remember ! that Gy a 1cmhir alton of remedies Q 1 great curative power, the Doctor has sn i arranged Iii, treatment that i- sill not i oalY afford immediate relief but perman- eut cure.
 MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE. { rFIavinE heen surgeon jn charge of two i leading hospitals enablrs TEe tC treas all 1 privale troubles with excellent results. 1 wish il distinctly understood that do u1C ciaim to perform imp0*siOjl!nes, or tO ! have miraculous or supernatural power. 1 Ctatm OnlP lO !e 6KifiGi ana success i fnl PhYsicisG and Surgeon. Thoroughly ! informed in ny speciality
 DISEASES OF MAN 1 Al applying to ue ,e;}l receive rnv Aor- est opinion of th~jr complaints-No eX- i perrin entinn, will guarantee positiv ! cure in every case ! undertake, or forfei, ! S1000 Confultacioa in office CT ny eitcr j FREE and stricIil private Charges reason ahl" Thorough examinations, includir& chemical and uicrosce|iraie aDa yEjs "f ! urine and advice, $500 Gall CT address,
 GT ALA, Esas : 2&/ Er4.1ey Street. Sa0 Frsncisc9. Ca} l -,- sg Casl-. 7 .r , eyaN ..3.-.
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the Yuma posCofSce Jan s, 1884. Acnna, Carmel de Baidres, Jesus Cronan, Michaai Dunlap, Sam'i Fields, " 3 Grover. Gurge Hawkins Capt T Hagamau. s A2 Herr9ras, Jose Lehner. Chas LollerIl, Frank Miles, A Mates, Botito Martinez, Jesus Ii Heo30cs, Jesus MontiSa, Ascension tfs5-,arz, i.Gsla1o s{or2iea, J1a1 Norzles, Manuel Menaosz, T>abl c ORiAzy, M'chlrl peras, Je>,.5 Philips, Jos I3 Paine, HIn Ruablrr.. Tomas Soto, An;ohio Sand, Freis 24uch hes, Fracisco ! Tuilzo, Juan Taylor, Henry 5 YaleDzuela, SeraGco WichmGn, Fritz
 c. 7. TOWNgEND,
 Poe-maSttr,
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Prison CaEaEaissio1oce

Full Board present ;a regular Qpartcri, session P;poT. C: Superintendent read. sp!'ror ,d eud fled
 Quarterly accounts a0di:ec aat allow ed.
 Order issue: fer construction ot shrec aew cells. and pu:chaze Of ;rop sutho1.- ted for thut purpose.
 Ordered that 'Ec uniform Of cour;c.e se chssged to conform to that us+o s: San Qacutju
 The prassn: Caform of the p1isoa guards waa permanently rdopfsd
 C-i=s made for publication Of cal Tor bids for usual prison suppi:ei 'or yesr con, rnencirg Jrly :.., ,ss4. Bids to ae opened April 7:l, rt tC, a. Ia., at oaice og the Board
 s'anding reward authorized for capture of escspeo convicts Of s5Q.
 P4, ments made by treasurer os the Board, from funds received rem former t7~gaurar approved
 Adjourned to April Eth, Ies4
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Lis4 Of letters remaining unclaimed in the Yuma po5COfice Jan. 8, 1884
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MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.
DISEASES OF MAN.
B s A k2. 2 2

2&5/ Eea-eey Street. Sa9 Francisco. Ca}
 o;- tc ! d3l 7 ,r , avaN.1.
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VIII te fagrd the choicest viands the market affords Particular GttcRtion ls paid to -he prSstuGer trade, and the H0- tei wii sustain its renujaii0H of setting ihc oee1 ta"le hctaeen San Francisco and New Orleans. h connection with thc rating department is
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24

The object Of this bill is to procure Il decree
for the sale ofcertuin lands situated near New
port in Charles county heretofore owned by
one Francis H. Edclcn, late OF said county,
deceased.
The bill alleges: That the said Francis II
-Elelrn was in his life time, in the year 1866,
seized and possessed Of certain real estate "
Ing anil situated in Charles COUNTY; that he
WIS indebted unto his wife, Sarah H. r. kde-
len, in the sum Of two thous md dollars; that
being so indebted. he conveyed his said lands
to Richard II Edelen in trust for the Joint
use aud oentft OF hi n the SAID Francis II.
Edc'cn and tic said Sarah II. Il. Edecn, his
WIFI during his life after his death for the soc
use and benefit Of his said wife, with power
ia H.. said Trustee at NJ time after the
death of the said Francis H. Edelcn, and up
on the request of his said wife to sell the said
real estate, aud to apply the proceeds first, TO-
" rds the pa, ment Of the expenses incident to
said sale, and then tawar Is the payment OF
lie snid two thousand ll,rs. with interest
from the date Of the death Of t,e said Francis
H. Eleen and the residue if any to he equal
" distributed among his heirs tlnt the said
Francis H. Edelen died in the year 1859,
leaving II widow, Sarah II. r. Elelen, AMI
the following persons his heirs
1T law; Elizabeth + lelcn. Francis
H. Boarman ~ Roberta EdeIen, who after
wards Intern ,rred with Washington A. Po-
sev, Laura Eteeu. Ann f Eieien who after
wards intermlrried with James 4. Wills,
VI ri, H. Edccn Il. Leonard kdelrn,
all of whom are dcten lants; that Elizabeth
Edplen one Of his said heirs died sometime IN
the wear 1874. L. wing as her heirs ut law, the
following grand or ircn: Francis El'len,
Nary Edelen WHO forwards intermarried With
rhbinrs rin zerbio0n. and Ernest & Edrlen,
mn co0t,0S 8tehtiS; that Francis Edeen one OF
said grand children and heir at law OF the
g,ii Elizabeth Eielcn died sometime in the
sV.sr a7e, leaving ~ his heir at l4w, child
~ s's Edelen, all of whom are
! mat Nass,de defendants in said bin;
ants is~ssonard Edelcu Que Of said defend
/ The snid Sen resilient Of the Stat'; that
death OF the s,s = Il Edelcn after the
] ried with one Josfnacis II. Edren iEiefm'i
Sarah II. K. San lersts 1%drrs; '''te ,"G l9si
iulestaie, ana without N in the year 1922,
Isnds sold; that the said ~ hid the Sdll
one of the paintlls in This y, = ia
representative; that At is t, the ,syantaS =
all parties interested to nave the SCI i,nn.
soil.
1t is therefore crdercl this 18th DAY o
October, 3 A. that The p, intitfs clus- Al copy
OF this order together with the suhslan, O
the bill, to he inserted IA some newspaper
pubusncd IN Charles county once in each o
! four successive weeks before the first day 0
DECEMBER, 1884, giving notice to the nor
resident defendant in sud bill and warning
him 10 appear in this court in person OF b.,
solicitor on or before The first Monday in
March, 1859, to show cause il any he has WIN
i decree shah not pass AS prayed.
b. g. STONESTREET, Clerk
of Circuit Court for Charles county.
True cope:-Test
oct l7-It 3. G. STONESTREET, CLERK.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24

,et 49, talk Boots.-Our sto,

Let Us Talk BOOts!-Our stock OF
Boots is he largest ana prices lower than
ever presented At "Ileihraas Old Stand, y il
consists OF Mems Solid Kip Boots, 10 to 30
Prime Calf Boots, to 4. Boys and youth 5
Boots, / to So Rubber Boots and Shoes
Artics and snow excluiers all sizes BroSans
and Pillow suoes % cents to co. Gents fine
q titers, so to 3D. Lliies Button aud
Lace Bots = cents to 1 50 Misses and Boys
shoes So cruts to 90 p S.-The Electric
Cater, for so is equal to a s. shoe cures
rheumatism. sore feet corns and bnnions.-
Yonng's shoe House, 4o2 7ta Street, Wash
iugtou, D. c. Look for the Old Woman IN
Window
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24
An October SOliloQuy.-Let US roYste

An October SOlilOQuy.-L us roYster
with the oyster in the shorter days and mo's-
ter that are brought by brown October, with
It's rougish 6u.l K for breakfast or tor sup
per, on the under shell or upper ofdishes
he 5 the daisy and Of shell fish he's the star
We try him as they fry him, aud even as
they pie him, we're partial to him luscious IN
n rosst We boil lin and We broil him, We
vinegar-aud-ou him, and OH he IS delicious
sfewed with toast We eat him with ioma-
toes, and the salad with potatoes, nor look
Ger him with horror when he follows the cold
slaw, AMI neither doth he fret ustf he march
Is after lettuce AID abreast Of cayenne pepper
when his Majesty is raw To welcome with
October, to the knife and glowing ember,
juicy darling ofour dainues, dispossesser o. The
clam! To the oyster, then holster, with
him, in royal roster, we shall hoop it through
the laul Of Cncle sam.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24

Tue Sad Death.--In our issue If ,....
ogo we made mention Of a ru,nor "a ''sA'
neigbhorhood concerning the circum.,...l w
tending the death Of the poor l,oy. C.o.a I,
died in the priests house Al \, M, '"'
church tt few days previous. We Won. '.'',
disposed to discredt the report bn, -
1t from 50 many persons, and knowi..
cross, grabbed dispo,ipion Of the ,n.. wy
Long, in whose care the sick bow w.s ~.
we're forced to pive some credenee Ia ,bo.,
and g briefly comment thereon A. wo,t
proper, aud as We thought WIS Justly Al. Il,
memory ola frlendess orphan. Sbortlv -
the publication Of the lotal in que.,io,
were informed Of the irate conduct Of tbs -,
'deni minister upon reading the same ia
his retutalion Of the assertions therein ro,,.,.
eli, accompanied with threat MADDEN HE.
Of what he had "a great mind to So.,ea,
IT, 50 we concluded to endeavor 10 for,iry
self with tie true facts in the case u;,h ,,o
view Of correcting the error, if we had ms3e
one, and IN doing so seek to repair fine in;,.r
done Mr. Long, 10 whom it was ALLEGED ,,4
had done great injustice, or TO be in an,.i
ton ready to prove the truth ofo,.r assertion.
Upon asccrtaining the Gcts we nund ma
ground upon which to base eorree,;o,
hence said nothing more about it. On snn.
day last, after an interval Ct ten days. the Rev
gentleman in charge at st. Thomas Church
thought proper to avail himself Of the privacy
Of the pulpit aud through the meliuu Ola
visiting minister to apologize fer the he,rtes,
conduct Of Mr. Long, and toexplain the affair
and i-c are informed from the version then
given that We were mistaken, and that avery.
thing possible that could be done, was done
to administer to the comfort Of the
dying boy. lis not So Here ,bey
are as we have ascertained them.
The hoy early in the morning OF the day on
which lie died (uot in the night as before
stated was aiken suddenly i'll and called out
fir Mr. Long The cook woman heard his cries
and answered him saying, "don't halloe so
try to have more patience, that She woulI
send him something to eat. The dying boy
replied must be perolizcd; one half Of me is
dead ] San neither move hand or foot. She
thcn sent boy to his aid The noy tried, but
could render him no assistance. You can do
me no good the dying boy then said, want
Nr. Long Mr. Long was Immediately sent
for but refused to come Shortly after Nr
Long came down to breakfast AMI was az ia
told that he had better 90 up to see the siek
boy Mr. Long replied that he would not
that he WAS tired the boy had kept him up an
night. Several minutes llter Mr.. Long vas
ag,iu asked to 90 up to the sick boy; this
time he did 90 and found him dead These
are thr ftcts OF the else rs we have gotten
them ana stand ready to verify them by
atli ltyiD, if driven to that extremity.-
Father Rrnaud knows nothing more about
the circumstances thln We do except what
he h,s bccu told, IT'S he was in the church At
The '.Hc The p1'li en- jul g Of taii As 1t
chooses We care not who they hurt, we pu1-
fish them in justice to oursef and for the
Ii,f,clio Of those who may feel au interest
IN The poor aud fricndiess
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24
LocaI BrcrificS.

po.t yonr land. ma Keep on pot-hunters
ur..rs Meade ana wiIsMilI commence bns-
The DAVIS are now two hours shorter than
IN lime
,;.; ,;,as
"'N'ne' P''P''0's ''e p'e''0'''e az N''''
only three moatas more Of, lss-year.
It,rry IN GIRLS
~ ,,,,
,,,. ,1o " in bis,orv '''' INV
men''on =" "'s'o''
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24

importantly you visit or leave
New York City, save baggage eXpressAge and
carriage hire and stop At the Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot Ele-
giant rooms fitted up at a cost Of one million
dollars, reduced to 81 90 aud upwards per day
European plan, elevator. Restaurant suppl
el with the best. Horse ears, stages aud ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can
live better for less money at the grand hotel
than At any other drst-cltss hotel in the city,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24
Indge Removed. Tile County commis-

Judge Removed. The County Commits
s.oarr. e, thcjr meeting on Tuesday removed
Ernrd Tt,of, who had been appointed
one off tbe Judges Of election for lirris Lot
district. att appointed G.. G.. Perry 10 his
r.see The ground. upon which his removal
w.,s a. SIS, natNr TAYLOR resides in Al
lens Fresh district and not Harris Lot IS WIS
surrU4od
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24
AUCTION BLANKETS

loI White Wool Blankets, % pair ut
White WooI Blankets 90 pair lOi White
Wool Blankets, ? 80 pair. ili White Wool
Blankets, $50, 400, 500 pair. Gray Blank.
ets. 90 pair Ingram Carpets, %, 20 aud
45cts. Bestall wool PLY carpets, g. and 7jcts.
Brussels carpets, Is aud s5cts Wamsutta
cotton, sets Good calicoes, jcts. Feather
proof ue1 ticking, Is and lscts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24
G. Nj. TOwSOn.
s36 Penn. Ave, South Side near Cen
tire Market, Washington, d. C.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


Richard II Edelen aud Joseph f Sanders vs.
Francis t. Boarman VI Roberta Posey and
Washington A. Posey her husband. Laura
EdeIen, Ann f. Wills aud james A. Wills
her husband, Maria X Edelen, B Leonard
Edclcn. Mary Tinzerbloom and Thos. Timer
bloom her husband, Ernest c. Edelen and
Francis Edelen
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24

4 co,tcd tongue headache, had taste in III"
rafth. a dull. drnWsy teeliu1, are sure indl-
r,tiurs thai ,our liver is torpid aud that there
i 4 collection of tout humor in the stom 'eh.
J VI. I.proque's Auii-Billious Bit'crs quickly
and ,fFpctaally correct these evils. . cents
4 n,ter aud 81 bottle ". I fheuon
H.ltn.oi, aud Harrison >ittcis
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24

""DdefIFI ReC0rd. ny IS u -
O.nm & in, 80 II. Prst aud IS ll'ncref
SIS, has 81 stcldily grown, "n'i' II mas al
tdaca such large propjrtio"si Simply oe-
cause rney give va uIi value tor yo'r monel
carr, the r.e,t o,I oesr made stock mud
gu.r.atce cvrcy tlln. strictly represented II
i a good rloc 10 'uE.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24
SEED WHEAT FOR SALE.

4 gentleman requests us 10 ado. s,r
slea choice lot oiserd wheat T a'gi,'se i ~,
The same wheat this year u,s ~ !, s l lsO"
Clean and an ready for see3;a M . iiGn -
iNp1PINpENf orrlev
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24
NEW FALL
D R Y e. @ 0 D S
AND
Carpetings.

LYON. Black Dress six, 9jcts Black Cash
mrres. all wool. extra wide 40, 80. % and
-5cts Lqugiree Dress Sutiug, ala the new
rolurs. a inches wide, 75cts Ladies all
wool cloth 81 inches wide, 75cts. Colored
press silks I'll colors. 500 Trico Cloth for
ladies Tailor made suits) all colors 81 inch
rs vide, 9seis. Coored Casbmeres double
width d colors, 2jcts. Ladies Tricotine
Dress Goods, all new colors, 25rts. silk
yclvets. All new coIors, ! %. Tricot Dress
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wood Contract The contract 70 fur
n,.. fine rouct bouse with wood for 'he en'u-
,ag winter ha. bccu awarded to Cornelius
WOODLAND col1red at S2.55 pee cord the
nr.r contractor h,yug failed 10 comply with
I'll. agreement TO furnish the same
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v hat 5 IN a Name

Very much, when that name represents The
reputation for square aud upright dealing
made through years Of uuceasing and success
ful efforts TO give our patrons the best value
for their money in the land. We again call
your attention to our uuriyalled assortment
OF fall aud winter garments of our own make,
for mems, boys aud chiIdrens wear. Our
prices will be found as usual, the lowest in
the city for well made, elegantly cut and du-
rable clothing, and all we ask is that you see
our
Mems Pants from 90 to 8 SO.
Mems Business Suits from 90 to % 90.
Mems Dress Suits from 5 90 to IS 90.
Mems Oeercoais from 90 to IS 90.
Boys and Childrens Suits and Oyercoats,
from 80 to 20 90.
Merchant tailoring department in conaec-
ton. Mail orders will receive punctual at
tention.