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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
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Daily on the rack-lIats.
The warm wave Is coming.
Throw aside your overcoat.
The strawberry isalretd IN sight
whitsantide comes the fret Of June.
The dudes have doned their sprung at.
tire
Saw. boys Don't she look r;se in her
spring SUIT
The played out tenor gets nothing but dead
q fruit.
The rule of three-for the third person to
eirir ont
THE price Of lime for whitewassing will
soon 20 up.
Ii is almost time to hear of arrangements
for picnics
Leap year picnics will soon take the place
Of leap year parties
The time Of snoorine is growing shorter
II minutes every week
Chapel Point bids tair to be the prettiest
summer resort on the Potomac.
The lazy man can tell you what kind Of
trees makes the first and best shade.
About half We know we guess at, and the
other half somebody has guessed at for US.
Christopher Blair has made good lob
Needing the bad piece Of road in Boswell's
lane
Soon the school boy will be affected with
the spring fever and the lessons will have to
suffer
Bishop Norfolk will administer the Sacri.
mcnt Of confirmation at st Thomas Church on
sunday next
The law allowing bounty for the catch
ing and killing of crews has been repealed.
Bear this il mind
Mr. T Dyson Welch near Newport is sid
Ing corn How many other farmers are as
fir advance with their corn crops
Court commences on the 10Th, and from
the present appearance it will be short term
4 foil bench is expected TO be present.
During the month Of May it will be unlaw-
fuI to catch bass BY any means whatever; the
law requiring the entire month to be allowed
the dsh tor spawning.
Jones and Townsend were in the county Of
late gathering more data with which to write
complete book on the ASSASSINATION Of
Lincoln and the escape and capture Of the
assassin
The amount Of money levied for the repair
Of roads aud bridges in Baltimore county this
year is $50, o47,o Any person desiring to
air himself again on the road question can
have the benefit Of this data.
The weather is now warm enough for the
girls to indulge in croquet, and every young
woman should practice game Handing the
malIet will learn her how to defend herself
with the roiing-pin after she is married.
Note the yertisement OF Miss Belle De- /
ment Offering for sale her new stock Of mlli- |
urry at Ii Plata. Here is an opportunity
for ladies to make thier spring purchases
and save the expense Of sending to the city.
one Of the speakers before the Taxpayer.
conventions sid in his speech that most per-
sons thought there was not more than fifty /
ou leycry one hundred men in the county
competent to mend roads, but he thought
there was NOT more than 80 out of every hun
Ired. His opinion argues well for the pres
nj supervisors.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
Farm Animals In MARYLAND

fArm AhlmatS IN Maryland The
April report Of the departm Of agriculture
treats on winter grains AID the condition OF
farm animals The report states that q slight
injury to wheat las been caused in Allegany,
Baltimore, Frederick and Somerset counties
in Maryland by reason Of the ravase. Of the
Hessisn 6y Concerning the condition OF
farm animals in Maryland it says: "Ani-
mails Of sll kinds have wintered unusually
well and are now in good condition There
has been no epidemic or serious contagious
disease among them. A few sporadic cases
of Pink-eye among horses, scab among sheep,
and isolated cases of hog cholera are reported
Pleuro-pneumonia has appeared in certain
parts Of the State, but is now thoroughly un-
der control. Farmers generally are paving
more attention to the care and shelter Of their
stock than heretofore The loss ofall kinds OF
stock has been SO slight that it is not worth
estimating
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09

Early Planting Of tOrn.--A writer In
~. Rural Nep forFer contends that by
sl.nttng corn at the earliest tfe moment we
no, only increase the changes that the crop
will receive the necessary number Of degrees
ofaceumulated heat during the warm season,
hut the number Of hours ofsunshine as well,
and what is Of nearly as much importance,
", advance the epoch Of hlossoming several
several DAYS ana by SO doing hasten MATURE
u bv several weeks This is new and sur
nrisino statement to many but it is, never
theless. = correct one.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
Scattering Little Shad. Nine millions


Of Potomac shtd eggs are now in course Of
matching at the central station of the fish com
mission. on Sixth street, in Washington. 10
some Of the propagsting jars they are hatch
Ing at the rate Of zoo every minute Last
week $50, 900 tiny shad were taken by rail to
the Shenandoah river ami placed in the head
waters Of Tint stream On Monday 1900, 90
was dispatched in fish commission cars to the
tributaries Of the Gulf Of Mexico. The shad
propsgating season this year has oeen very
successful Already 1000 600 eggs ia id
vance Of any previous season have been Sc
cured.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
Hawkers and pedllers.-rbe

HaWkers aud I'edsliers. L fhe law APP
plying to the issuing OF licenses to IItSktrs
and reddlers for the Etstern and Western
Shores, has been repealed, under the Act Of
1884, no license can be be- granted to Il
hswker aud Peddler to extend beyond the
county in which the san. may be issued, At
the following rates To travel on foot,
$1,000 To travel with one horse or other
OF burden or other vehicle $4,000 TO travel
with two horses or Other beasts Of burden
snd wagon or other vehicle $40 20.
The above law went into effect on the 3ah
DAY Of April, 1884,
Sheriff smoot and the Cousl,blcs of the
respective districts of the county, should see
that the above law is enforced
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
Schoal Trustee, the school

SchoaI Trustees The school examiner
yiye. notice that the School Commissioners
viii meet on the 10th Of thu present monh
6f ,be purpose Of appointing Trustees for the
.-,.r,l schools Of the county Patrons Of The
,.blic schools aught to see to IT, AMI have
iiv. aud active Trustees appointed for upon
,be interest manifested by them greatly de-
bend the progress Of The chhdrea in eduea'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
The Tobacco Warehouse Case. tn,

The Tobacco Warehouse Case. The
Court Of Appeals, Judges Alvey (ehlefl, Mil
Ter Yellott, Irving and Richie, took up on
Tuesday the case OF Philip kroh vs. An
drew J. smoot the tobacco inspector case
Jane. L. NcLane and James A. L. Mcclure
appeared for the appellant and Bradley I.
johnson, B. S. johnson and John ?. Poe rep
resented the appellee Mr. Mcclure opened
the ease for Kroh, followed by Jonn 2 Poe
and Brady 7 Johnson for the tppelee. Jas.
| ucIape closed the case for Koch. The
court reserved its decision.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
Sheriff S Sale
OF
r e al Il : t q t e.

DY virtue of writ of Fiori Facias ssu-
ID ed out Of the Circuit Court for Charles
county, at the suit Henry Neale, use of Mary
F. Boswell, H. Heber Boswell and
R. H. Edelen, Executors of William Boswell
against the goods and cha titles, land and ten
ements of William b. Ferguson; and by
virtue of writ of Fieri FAcias issued out OF
the Circuit Court for said county at the suit
Of May F. Boswell, H. Heber Boswell and K
II. Edrlen, Executors of William Boswell
aginst the goods AMI chatiles, land and tene-
u ents Of VIM B. Ferguson, Robert Fergus
son and WIN B Matthews, to me d.
rectcd, lave seized and taken execution,
all the right, title, claim, interest, and estate
At law, and in equity of the said William =.
Ferguson, in and TO the following property
to Wit:
All that tract or parcel of land lying IN
the End Election District of Charles county
known as part OF
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09

Coustable's Bond The bond Of 4 N.
p,,ap A. constable vas approved by the
commissioners Tuesday with The following
r,r.op. sureties J. W. Waring, Il. W
Uryan
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
You Make no Mistake.-If ',

lou Wake no mistake. IT YOU have
dyspepsia, sick headache, or your liver or
stomach is out Of order take J. NJ. Laroque,s
Anti-Biliaus Bitters. Only see thst you get
th, genuine article Is cents paper, or 81
a bottle. W. E. Thronton, proprietor, BAlti.
more, Nd Sold By druggists. 2w
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09

A London surgeon says, that only one fash
ionable woman in 500 can draw full breath
with all her clothes on, and that an women
should give mp tight lacne, and take Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup to strengthen their
lungs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
4pcaI ana Qusonal.

~ -
zxs- The O8es u ne lSpErtNnssr bas rep
,,ssrs4 10 ne hr.t Hyor u ~ hasaH'r mn,
...m,s,atelg opposite ~ hr'seoi'at church
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09

A GRIND PIaoe.-The new aud fashionable
Clothing hall recently opened in Baltimore
should ae visited b eNery .Iy, sentl su..t.l td
enild gong To that city The greatest variety
OF legant clothing can be seem, at moderate
prices, Acme Hall, 2os w Baltimore Street, is
thu location
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
ACME HALL
The Palace Clothing Estab-
lishment Of
BALTIMORE Md.

Opens it doors to the public on April
9th, and extends to all lovers Of Fine
Clothing special invitation to look over
is Goods. Our object is to supply gen
tlemcn with such Spring and Summer
Clothing they have hitherto been unable
to procure except from Merchant Tail
ors, at exhorbitant prices. We obviate
all delays and chances of mistits that 50
frequently follow ordered goods, and We
guarantee our Garments fully equal,
and even superior, to most measured
work, at considerably lower figures The
most fastidious cannot fail to be pleased
with the Mems and Boys Garments
shown at
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09
.SHERIFF'S SAL E
OF
Il e al E S { a t e

DY virtue of writ Of Fieri Facias is
ID sued out of the Circuit Court for Charles
county, at the suit If Henry A. Neale, use Of
Robert Ferguson. use of Mary Boswell,
Il. HebeT Boswell and Richard II Edeen,
Executors of William Boswell; and by virtue
OLA writ of Ficri Facias issued out of the Cir
Gu Court for said county ut the suit Of Mary
!. Boswell, II. Heber Boswell and r II Eide
len, Executors Of Wm. Boswell, against the
goods and ehattles land and tenments Of
Anrce luz Thompson, to me d.
rected, ! have seized and taken execution, nll
the right, title claim, interest, and estate,
at law, and in equity of the said Marceus
Thompson in aud to the following property
10 vii.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-09

The weather is now warm enough for the
girls to indulge in croquet, and every young
weman should practice game Handing the
malIet will learn her how to defend herself
with the rolng-pin after she is married.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-12
INDEPENDENCE.

Oa my. have lo.fea my time away all
summer Imposed upon my parents, ex-
pcciirg when James Fisher Mulligan
Blaine was elected, would get 10 be pcs.
tai clerk, bu; It has turned out just ike
the prospect had ol ing Sucks 4, putty
On! my, ON | am sorry / quit breaking
on the ballas. train. Pomp Stanhugan.
jerusalem aiu't l sorry that did MT
take ,p's advice and rc for Cleveland !
All II lost. My girl nus & ne back or me-,
and Il they will take my post office
from mc.-A. NJ. Moore.
Yu bet | am glad tat voted Tor
Cleveland, Hendricks aud X, form.-R1y
F.tz IT,
On L I'd will never write for Bill
DawSou's paper agaiu. | viii tarry in
JefTico until my beard grow and have
become dry behind the cars Toney Ne
near
Ever since | learned TO read for myself,
have been convinced that evry poor man
should be Democrat. --Sam'l Eimunds
| am Republican and would not
hold Post office under ID mocratic All
minis ration. Jimmy McGrow said
con'd not hold il under Republican Ad-
ministration because my flasher IN law was
a Demccfat.-W b. Amman.
have wise look which will paral, ~
every body bnt III b. damned II like the
idea Of ing to Dyn's for my mail T.
f. Lanham.
Iyoled for w. l.. Wilson, thank the
L0r1, but oh how morlie | am that I
votel for Bon Butler. l am almost per-
suadtd t. be d m'c cot Slaffcr don't
you think there would be a chance for me
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-12
UNION RENO DIST

The election lie over, and the Rascals
have been routed. The Plumed Knight
has been laid out Cleveland snd Hen
dricks have been chosen az President aud
Vice President Of the United States. Let
US rejoice 10 the hope that the next AID
nhnistration will be one Of peace and pros
perty to our Nation, and not tend TO cor.
fuDiion and misrule - we have witnessed
during the past few years
The people are once more At rest from
political excitement bet VS. now turn our
attention TO the duties Of our every dav
life, laying aside an party strife which
NATURALLY exists during Presidential cam
paign.
The boat on which the Republicans
from this Vicinity will embark for Salt
River VIII be named by VIM. u. Plum.
The faces % some Of our Republican
friends might be llkened unto that Of an
old COWS 10 the spring that bad been win
tered on buckwheal straw.
Hunting seems 20 be the order Of the
day. L NJ. Zinn ia the bose hunter. Tie
suocededed 10 killing the fret wild turkey
that was killed In this viciuity. Il weigh.
ed about % lb~.
Rev. W. F. Weekley is engaged in bold.
ing a prouacted meeting at present at the
Sbay's Chapel
Miss Maggie Showalter, pretty Young
lady Of Barb ar Co is teaching the Red
Oak school 10 this district,
School are generally taken up 10 thls
dis'ric' y, r, Snaban is teaching At No.
70. anC A. J. Shahan at the Ridenour
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-12
FRcM AN THRR scRiRE.

Rev. Weekly IL conducting IA protrsctcd
Effort al Shay's church. He 10 VOL lk, d
by his congregation. being man who at
tends strictly to his own bushes.
Our young folks were very much disap-
pointed when the late snow Disappeared.
They expected aud wished sle'gmug.
The Blaine boys are almost ep, ,Chl,ss
since Cleveland's election.
Misses Mary Shay aud Belle Wilson
were visiting Miss Belle JefIreys on sun
day.
f NJ. Shay was down to Tlunelton two
weeks ago, |, II now believed 10y many
persons here that be is attr,e;cd hlth,r toy
- fair dtmscl Row is it. My?
Chap. BolyNrt, OF Sinclair, is here at
tending he mronng a. the chapel. Char
ley Is always welcome visitor IN this
community.
Nh Charles Conn got his hand badly
cut while bulchercg Lot week.
those two young men who wrote the
notes TO the TWO young dies last week
had bss 60 vest aud grow up with the
country. JuMpo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-12

school hous, sud U. w. ShOwSlter At Fv,
'o"sVille,
singing school Is beirg taught So
Union oJ j J. Saith.
thanksgiving services were obs rv-d ~
ShSy's Chapel conducted hy R.y. W T..
"e'S'y' OF the NJ. T. church.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-12
CIRCUIT COURT.
Evans " Baker. Dismi sed

Evans W Baker. Dismissed,
STATE " solomon Walls ct ID. D.scon-
tInued
State " W. d. Postou. Defend ant
fined - and cosfs.
Johnson 81 Glen W Jno. a. Cross.
judgment Or plaintiffs for 800 "a.
Bangs Barry & Go. " Owens. Ju8q
ment fof plaintiff
Poster W Howe. Judgment for plain
tn
McKrudry H7ri9 W Feather. Judg
ment for plaintiff
Mitchell and " lie W Beesen s. Glover.
CONTINUED
Lweyer Va Graham. Continued
Barley 81 Al VI Maus'. Decree for sale
Jacob DeBeuy " Mary %, Berry. Di-
vorce granted.
ID cree wae made confirming the aale of
he hcAleer .aods tr ibis county.
Coatinulk ncrt week !
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

One dollar per year. invariably i'm adj
vance. One dollar and fifty cents per
year, when not paid i'm advance. Thes,
terms viii be strictly adheI cd to in every
instance,
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THE TOLEDO BLADE
(NAsBY' PAPERJ


The h.rgeu Circulation ~ any Wcrkl,
Newfp<p. 900 the United state.
The Lrec-t J. per p.brtb,I Zoo ,hr
Uuird States 90 Oac DI4r yer.
TIE Be7t Il per end ,n, Cheapest Ptr.5.
The &, - Ptrcr publishing ihe IS .sb,
J. ter
The Bl DE alone. 81 90 p.r prar, win
Waterbury Wach. f8 80 WIN StI
+ ayings Of Plguus Powu g. slU
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special terms tO club r.is.r- mad.
knowu ON application. Aoy Weeks i-.u
81 '.. u t.e announces our tarxst4 ip
cheap b.. hs. nc ur,H. &c
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| N4NOs" aHu A@ip>OOnlb
81, George,
The official returns Of the State tor
President from the counties ofWest Wiz.
ginia are now complete. The result Is
as follows: Blaine 63 .O95, Cleveland 81
Sl7, st. John 9Se, Butler $40. Cleveland.
plurality 1921.
- \ man who will take newspaper
for a year and then refuse to pay for IT,
will try to cheat the devil when ho goes
home after death. We had two or three
men OF this ilk on our list. but they are
not there now.
Ia Travis, formerly Of this place. but
now OF Buckhannon, wa, married at the
1T. James Hotel here on Wednesday las,
to Miss Harriet Watson. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Graham of the
Presbyterian chnrch.
z" ID. r. Jackson, of Albrightsville,
desires to elise up all his outstanding
accounts by the frs. OF the new wear.
All who are indebted to him by book &C.
count are requ sled 10 call a,d SAITH. ~
their earliest convenience.
1t your horse is afflicted with those
'iNoIy Stables
CLAN ters and isrcy. remove the animal
lar away from all healthy horses, give
him Days Horse and Cattle Powder and
a generous diet until cured.
-Choloro hos ,n,,.o -.
b,,s T., so,.,.,i .o,.,
II. a neigIl,,rhood ., y,,,o.,,.
ea.a las ,,,ao .o.,,,,. 80,
herds arl ,ho -,
several thousand dollars.
70 .vo hoo ,,,c.,...,
with rho ,uI,l,.ho... - a..
Worll which e,,I,,os -.
seriue,. b,vo ,hu, ro,, -. .,
Ittle .xro,.o r,.o ~.
THE ARous will l,o s..,, >, .,,,. IL.
fora n
Ho" VIII Always pn' Nour wagon
let il s,,uJ .i.,
ve,,r.n,,l, g.. .,...,...',.,
ail u - bu.,.ol., ,,,,..-,-.
yiIl,sI, mn. Ma. .,.ho.,. ,.r,
III. ti,,,o
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80 '"''' 'i'''' %" i"osd'y eve"
- ~ "e'"' no fingered nhtil SAT-
"'N'y Ia'I When grim d'ah relieved him
mains ,,,o,, ,,,.o., ,,
ouyoIi., c,rn,,.
~" '"'''''"re room II now
=, "''' - N"''N''li"H VIII nave
''''N o' furniture ana Cn"or~
w '""''eu III preston
'''o ''' Ne.' al prices th"t VIII
''''''''"' We VIII "i7o tr IS
'' va ''''''' ~ y OH '''' railroad free
'"'S e' a. any o'he' him' Call aud
Terra Alta
~ ''s "'''i 'r"lh
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= VIZ W ''ie cars imp
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and price.
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Treasurer Of The Parent Ni;ssi,na,, g.
cietv of the Evsnoeiic,I A.soo,a,,.. ~,
preach At Masontov.,, No ,o,,,
and at Grant school bo,so No ,an, -,
p. m. His bpsinoss 90 a., 80
contributions for IN. o,t.a,an....
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LADIES, MEDICAL ADVISER.

Complete Medical Work for " ONION
bound in cI,fl aud illust, at
90. felis how t. prevent aud cure all
diseases Of tho sex bv treatment AT
HOME. WOi Oh IT, woightin gold every
ady suffering frOm any ~ those diSeases
over I'D 600 sOid alrotdy. PosT PAID
oNLY % Cents. Postal Note or 2 ct.
stamp. Address SUNDA PUBLISH~
ING Co, Nuudn, n. 7.
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y RY II !
NlI NOR SlLL I
have, on my farm. two uii'os east o
Terra Alta
100 TONS OF HAY

which will sell cheap To- feeders. NV
tenant on farm Will attend e. feeding
stock
For particular, apply a. w. IT.. Glover.
Terra Alta. " f.. NOTION.
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WEST VIHCINIA PRINTING co,
JAMES Is. TANY, Manager.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-12-12
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|. We represent thoroughly reliable
firm.
2. W give you written guarantee
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for six vours.
3. We ARE sole agents for the State, and
have no second profits
I. We aio permanently located here.
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less mpHcV thnn Won can get elsewhere.
d. We give n handsome stool and ill.,
struction book with cpcl organ.
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