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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25
Make the Farm Attractive.

A correspondent writing TO one OF our
agricultural exchanges on the above
subject, makes the following truthful re-
marks which it would be well for some
Of our farmers to ponder over and profit
by. lie says; Farmers are much toI
blame for the aversion of their 2hillren
for farm life; too many make farming a
drudgery, a continual early and late
drag; no papers and but few books; and
by their dragging and drudgery their
minds become stiuted, so that they can
pot enjoy these; their women and girls
are only above slaves in name, and their
boys fulfill the positions of serf', and all
because Papa has bis eyes on bis neigh
Dor farm, and bis heart hardened by
the almighty dollar Is it any wonder
the girls marry anybody at the first
chance, and the boys fly to the ciies for
refuge? Now, to make farming atrac-
tive. the farmer should have plenty of
good books and papers, and iusIill in,o
the minds of his children the necessity
of acquiring useful information. The
habit once begun they will soon greed
liz devour books and papers Of their own
accord. Keep your tools dry and well
sharPened, and work to the best advant-
age; inculcate in the minds of your chill
dren tbs fact that farming properly car
ried on, is not only profitable, but noble
and honorable; aud if You practice what
You preach, your children will stay with
, YOU and be an honor to YOU and their
country Let The girls have the poultry
r for themselves, and your wife the butter
and eggs Give your boys patch Of
: ground and offer a premium to the one
j who tends his crop best, and let them
n have the proceeds of their cop This
n will be a Stimulus o, well as an incentive
+ to greater ex rsion. Let them attend
: church, whether members or not and
= Sabbath School, if it makes them M bet-
= ter it viii make them no worse, and will
! serve to wear 81 backWardDess.
{ If you have a decent literary society
or debating club in your vicinity. let
them attend and take part; aud attend
u yourself and lend your aid and en-
!, enlargement. There is nothing disgust,
young people more than old fogyi.m.
i, aud growing, and etcrnally grumb.;ng
10 and fault finding. with every modern in,
N vention Avoid it Make farming
w pleasant instructive business. and there
+ IS no more independent ocoupa ion OF
ry earth Vice and MISERY crowd ;bt
cities, while the pure air Of God ,D,isO
rates the country Taxes and .orr,,p
government devour the cities. while III,
ed country Is blessed with peace fh.fr
y mers will only embrace the o,no.,n0it,
and make il 50.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

Avoid the delay, inconve-
nience, incomplete assert
ments and the crowds Incl
dent to awaitin a few days
before Christmas, and make
your purchases now, while
all goods are new. fresh, clean
and desirable. Bundles and
parcels will be kept marked
and delivered ut the cDnve-
nience of purchasers. I'm
eNceptionabIc facilities for
the transaction of a large
business.
To facilitate the selections
of those doubtful ones on
Christmas thoughts intent,
we catalogue 4 few Of our
special attractions. each and
every one being a tempting
bargain, and would make
most acceptable Christmas
presents. To lend addition
al attraction to the already
attractive Christ :.as Gifts,
all purchases in Handker-
chiefs, Hos ely and Gloves
will be put up in neat, tasty
BOXES, free Of charge, which
were bought especially fol-.
our Holiday trade.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25
InsolYent Notice.

-@uF creditors Of Edward l.. HUNT and
George L. Murray trading as E. L..
- 4 Co. AMI HUNT and Murray, are
nun ~. no,i6ed thai the above firms have been
hsie Tied hy tine Circuit Court for Charles
O. 'luu ''r Insolvent. They are further notified
,JoIu' ana appear at the Office Of the Clerk OF
V - S;,,.ni, court for Charles County on Mon
lhe -. ssth OF Drceuuer 1855, between the
y, ~ II ana y iock a. IN 70 elect a
.oI' eni Trustee 10 take charge OF The estate
per- - Iy..ts 4 POSEN,
O. s''' Preliminary Trustee.
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Postage Stamps.

Few peope, perhaps, realize Of how
recent origin is the postage SamP. I
go. first issued By Great Britain in 1870.
Br,zil was the first nation to follow the
o,,mple. which they did in 1913 and
in 1s47 the United States began the use
Of hostage stamps. There Are now 81
stamp issuing countries. L. is estim I'D
now that every year some $50 coo, COO.
400 letters are POSTED in the vorli =
America leads with about >. 500, 00O. 900
and England follows wi:h 700. 900 900.
Tapan now mails annually 95 900, 600
letters. and the cancelled stamps on
these letters are worth an average Of one
eeut each Last year there were Do
O0i letters pc ted in England without
,ne address on them. Ia 600 Of these
cold cots anl money were iuclosed -
The cancelled pos'age stamps Of many
countries are worth quite as much as
unu,e specimens, and many are issu d
solely for collections, the revenue being
An important item Monaco is the la
test to issue stamps; but Stellalaud,
With its City houses and three stores, "
/. probably the most Insignificant, even
more so than IIeligoland or the Virgin
I,lanIs. Bhopal has the oldest stamp.
Nicaragua the finest, Siberia the largest,
leland the smallmest, Guatemala the
most striking aud Sarawak and Great
Britain divide the honor Of having tie
heapest and mcanest
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

The volcanoes Of Java are again
showing signs of unrest. causing much
anxiety. More than 800 lives were lost
hy the eruption from Mount Smcro last
May. Some of the rock reefs thrown
up in the sea by the commissions Of
1888 have recently disappeared, leaving
deep water in their places.
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n mssss' -.T--r-T- y T=5sTsF 'ssF7H

to work penny wisr-andA-ponnd-fool-
sh enterprise. as it is said that they
send the bulk Of their hog meat, newly
rutchered through the FIJI and winter
m the eastern markets. from which they
realize from 81 IS to So so, aud then
purchase bacon tl,n following spring and
summer for home use, for which they
nav from T. to II cents per pound.
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ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for CAarles County.
! the matter Of the sale of real estate of J.
Stonewall folsom
No. IS Insolvencies.

ORDERED by the court ,his oath day of
November, 1885, that the sale Of the
III estate made and reported By A. Posey,
,rnstee in the above entitled cause be finally
lied and confirmed uuless cause to the
Ira le shown on or before the third
uanssv in December next; provided a copy
os his srder be inserted in some newspaper
onllisbed Charles county once in each Of
tbrao successive weeks prior to the said third
Monday IN December next.
AoN ]. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Of CT. o. fox Charles County.
''N f J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
- 9--dt
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CATALOGUE:

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25
Order Of Publication.
In The CircuH Cout far CHorles county
No. GG2 Equity.

Nary g. Smooi by her husband, Richard NJ.
Smoot, plaintiff
Against
Ipnry A Brawner aud Nette Brawner his
, it,. Susannah c. Nicholson and Leonard H.
Nicholson her husband, Thomas NJ Brawner
md Helen Brawuer his wife Emily Cooking
Cooking her husband, James D.
}rk ner and Jos -phine Brawner his wife
'akerine A Smith. Amanda F. Brawner and
Reteca w Brawner
Ne object Of this oil is to secure a decree
forkh sale of certain lands situated near the
- he of Port Tobacco, in Charles county
pre Owned by certain Amanda +. D..
r. late of Charles County, deceased.
Alleges;
l,t the said Amanda f. D. Brawner
kr life time seized and possessed OF
and refers to the certified copy OF
CONVEYANCE to the said Rawner
Fl with the bill as an Exhibit
at the said Brawner h,ng
and possessed departed this life
in the year Is, intestate,
husband, james L. Brawner, and
ing children and heirs at law
no iniermarried with Richard ~
= : IT, T. 'harles county, plaintiffs in this
Henry A. Brawner and Nettie
IS wife, Of Washington City, in
|of Columbia. SusanBah c. who in
with Leonard l.. Nicholson, also Of
IN City and in the District OF Column
FM Brawner and Helen Brawner his
State of Virginia, Emily who in
it'll Thomas Cooking, James d.
"A Josephine Brawner his wife and
Smith of Charles county, Am4n-
ner and RebaccA w Brawner OIL
'of Washington in the District OIL
a, defendants in this suit
hat james H. Brawner, husband Of the
Inanda E. D. Brawner, departed, this
= time in the year 1885.
bat the said real estate is not suscep-
division without serious loss and in
e parties to this suit, AMI that il
for their interest and advantage
Ne should be sold.
ore ordered 10y the Court this Goth
en- Der, 1855, that the plaintiff
r. OF this order, together with the
substance Of the bill, to e insert
e newspaper published in Charles
&c week for four successive weeks
first day of January, 1886, giving
he nonresident defendants in said
lusing them to appear in this Court
or by solicitor, on or before thu
nday in May, 1886, TO show cause i
may have why decree should mo-
tyed.
u. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Of CT. CT. for Charles County.
y-Test:
]. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

Much Of The trade Of India. thc tota
value Of which cx'eels $3.50 coo, 900
annually, is carried on along its coast
from Kurrachce TO Merguni Much
,ho largest part Of this coaSting traffic Is
m grain and pulse The trade in tea
and tobacco is falling off.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

It Is told by Tobias Lar ;hat when
den. Washington first complained Of Li>
sold he advised him TO t4ke something
No" answered Washington, You
know n, yer take anytAhg FOR a cold;
let il go y 1t came But IT went to
his lungs, aud il a few days the nation
mourned the loss Of its father How
significant the warning? Dr Bull,
Cough Syrup can be obtained Of every
iraggist.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

Baltimore city has sold its $500, 600
water loan five per cent stock at lib 05
This premium reduces the interest actu-
ally paid by the city to - per cent per
snnum. The successful bidders were
Boston capitalists. The aggregate bids
were $5.0C0,0Oo
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

ORDERED by the Court this j. th DAY
December, 1885. that the special audi
tor 5 report made and filed in this case be RI
fed End confirmed unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the first Monday
in February, 1886, provided copy OF this
order lie inserted in some newspaper pub-
lished ID Charles County once in each OF three
successive weeks PRIOR to the said first Mon
az OF February, 1856.
J. SAMUEL TURNER Clerk
Ct Ct for Charles County.
True copv-Test;
]. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
dec p DIT
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25
Monday, January 4th prox.

A sumptuous supper comprising all the
sl5stanti as and delicacies Of the season viii
be provided the building is ample 10 ae-
commodate all who may attend-comprising
an uninterrupted area Of nearly thirty by fly
ltet-and the lady managers and others il
chorge promise to spare no labor or pains to
make this an entertainment, in every respect,
worthy Of tine prestige of OLD Bryanlown.-
Ball to open at o clock p. m.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

SIXTY tons Of almonds were gathered
this season from % acre orchar On
che Oak,bade farm. near Woodland.
Cal. the past season At ten cents
per pound thus crop will bring ST. 600
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

A ChriAtmas Gift Really
Worth Having can be had from
Ochm 4 Son, the enterprising Ciothiers
of Baltimore. See their advertisement
in another column which will tell you
how to get it. Their store at the corner
Of Pratt and Hanover Streets is crowd
ed daily with delighted Boys and Men.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

The Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany finds OH remensurlng the line Of
road that the contractors have been
eVerpaid to the amount Of 81, 200. 900
aud suits have been begun to compel
rnstitntinn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25
Independent.
Port Tobacco, Md.
sETDAT. Dec. 25'h.-.~IyS5

The name Of Mrs. Gen. Grant has
been placed on the pension list. She is
to receive five thousand dollars er an.
num
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

The Russian government has issued
regulations requiring the Imperial
Bank and its branches to advance
money on wheat AT per cent, interest.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25
Grand Ball! :!

A GRAND BALL will be given in the
N new ParochiAl School House, near ST.
Mary's Church. Bryanto"n, in liquidation Of
the debt incurred in its erection, 10y the ladies
Of the CONGREGATION. on
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

The students at Girard College, Phil.
adelphia, Pa, consumed ,. 500 los. Of
turkey on Thanksgiving Day. Tho
resident students number 1870
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

Silver has fallen so low that some
very productive Mexican mines propose
" suspend operations becau.e they can
not make any profits.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

The uniidy, dirty appearance Of a
grizzly beard should never be allowed
h ckiugl ans Dye for the wniskers Will
readily q aSge their color to brown Or
Hack, at u,sci elton, am thus keep up
pur reputation for peatncss and good
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

During the pas yr,r it is estimated
sbss over $50, 900. 700 have been cx
pended in the erection of new buildings
il New York city anil It's vicinity.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25
Entrance to Ball Room, with Supper,
One Dollar.

Lady NJ nagers-Mrs B NJ Edelen, Mrs
DR. q. D. Mudd, Mrs. DIR. Wm. j. Baarman,
Mrs. B. F Montgomery, Mrs. John II Lang
let, Mrs Alex. Bowling
GeptIemen Managers DR.. VIM. !. Boar
man. Dr.. g D. Nudd, b. w. Edelen, Esq
John H. Langley, Esq, Vim. !. Bureh, Esq.
dec 2j-bt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

No papers are sent to slscripers after the
time l,aii tor has expired The Independents
Clubbing List viii he sent free to ANY person
skiing for H. Any one wishing 10 suhsrribs
for one or more plpers or magazines, in cou-
nection with The Independent, can stva
money nv ordering from our Clun List Al
dress THE INDEPENDENT, p. O. Box 2's7,
/ New York
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ORDER n ISL.
In the Circuit Cont for Charles County
No. GAS Equity.

Nicholas Stonestreet and Eugene Digges use
OF George Francis Campbell VS.. Thomas
Ward ct al.
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Sale
S0nal Property.
zee Of tie Circuit Court
unts sitting 10 Equity
-rcin Adrian posey, The
" nrks, Jlhn ! Hughes
%. lies IRE plaintiffs, and .
idtut The undersigned 7
public auction on the .
NJ lihntown" on Nanjemoy I
Tuesday Janud-
q 5M, 1856,
sonal property.
Bay Mares, one
Sorrel Horses,
Sorrel Baltimore
and 4 years old,
Dung Bay Saddle
one gelding--Balti-
Stock, one pair Of
Bav Mules, Five
Mile Cows-four
pail, three ShOr-
Heifers, one
Inbred Jersey
two yoke Of young
Fourteen Shotes
Sow.
Co~mick self-bind-
i Reaper III com
kordel, one Wheat
II, one Corn
er, two wheel Guilt
four single Guilt
tors, fom double Plows,
10 Oliver Chilled Plows,
|e No. 5 Plow, one
nipple Harrow, two
! tooth RakcS, one
heat Drill, one Wheat
in, one two horse
)wer and Corn Shelter
'mbined, two large farm
agons liz complete or
r, one small Wagon,
le Carriage and Har-
sss, one lot of PIOw Har-
ssS, Household and
itchen Furniture, one
w large Excelsior Re-
igerator, one Cooley
reamer, one Washing
achinc, ore large Cook
owe and Utensils, one
oll Stove, one Wood
Iove, etc.
der:
nc lot of Straw Corn
huclls, Long Fodder and
coo bundles Of Blade
oddcr.
.NS:-AIl sums md twenty dol
a,h; all sums over that amount II
Ct slA months will lie giveu-purchIser
note with security to be approved hy
Us &c.
A. POSEY, Trustee.
here will also be sold
u easy terms one CIV
Engine, fLr shing
lover HuIlcr C mbined.
l8-ct A. POSEY, Atorne,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

for low price, Of Lunbs- .;..
uerl oi Wileu i L.bf. see "ovefuss
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NOTICE.

hons are hereby forwarned not 10
,ss on The premises OF the under
n Bryantown, either with or
.r gun. The law will De rigidly
81 all who disregard this notice.
r. D. KERR
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

Mary g. Smoo, by her husband, Richard NJ
Smoot, plaintiff.
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There will also be sold
upon easy terms one CIV
rlre>hing Engine, 'fl.r shing
& Glover IIuIlcr Cmbined.
dcl8-ct A. P0SEY, Auorne,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-25

J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Ct CT. CT. for Charles County.
E-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
Anything else2' says l..

Anything else says /
"'los says he Il caught a bad cJld
"' Nnythug else
"'les mild dose Of malaria
"'Auything else
"'iou bet says he, lou ily and proudly,
50 that every body Ia the shop could hear him
1t there's anything man likes to boast of
II is wheeling woman--'yOu bet caught
something else-the heart OF \ fair country
maiden, one Of the sweetest creatures, 40 iul
OF confidence, 30 simple so free from artihcc.
And such hair-it was an earthly heaven
When she leaned her head upon my shoulder
and permitted her ringlets to tickle my face q
"'Auythiag else
"Nr--well, no, ! guess that's all, that's
all can think Of
"'But that amt all, says |, pokiug my
fingers through bis hair to his scalp, and,
young man, you cant deceive me You have
been very lndlScreet, very unfortunate, but |
ieel 1t my duty to inform you OF your i'll
luck. That innocent country maid may be
sweet enough, but--but--'
Bnt what he said e1citedly, what is
il Tell me all
she may toe very sweet, ! went on, sol.
| emmy, but loud enough tor every body to
| hear-aud everybody was listening aud il
may have been delightful to have her nestle
| her head upon your shoulder. | dare say II
was AT the time, hut the best thing you car
| 10 now young man, is to buy n bottle OF my
| celebrated cranisl lrrgatot and Fertilizer.
knocks nits galley-west in three days, and /
is oaIy s. per bottle, with liberal discount 10
| large orders.
This subduei him so completely that
had no trouble in selling him three bottles
and AS he went sadly up stairs we saw hin
take from his pocketbook lock OF colder
hair and throw It away, which, take J., wa
a very prudent thing 10 do, as he was mar
| riei