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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-09
= 0A---A' CARLK & CRoLY.

TONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
~ pared TO do all kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. ll24 Second street, be-
tween K and l.. Postofice Box No. 40, Sacra-
mento di6-iDtf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-09
j. LYMAN. JR.. & BRO.

YNTATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS., ,s.,
w sos street. between Fifth and Ts%Ta
Sixth, have always on hand a choice &C.! %
variety of fine Watches, Diamonds, jew Aa.szzA
elry, etc jal2-tf
g C.prr U Cpory
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-09

EOR sALE-FIRST-CLASS UPRIGHT SO
L Pianos, new, for $500, in install-fsgST-s
finest in the world. See them before buying
jal6-iW \. ]. POMMER, 505 street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20

Sunday two weeks vii - Ester day
The aspen trees about tbs village ~.
beginn NJ to show heir buds.
Tomorrow is the equinox. After thai
time the weather IS gcners ly expected /;
.ett.
Many Of our citizsns were ou; wiki their
smoked glass on as, Monday viewing the
psrtia e,lirse Of the sun which US then
visible
Next Sunday is Passion sunday and the
o,e following Pam sunday. Bath az
celebra eel with unusual c,remo les IL
Catholic CLUTCHES.
The new windows in { 1T Church are
i in position, and their ueatne.s aud at
Effectiveness receive much favorable com
mendsion from he congregation.
Mr.. John g. Chapman We are sorr, to
report, has been confined To his bed dur
ing the past week with severe nj pain
lul attack Of inf tmma'ory rheumatism.
Salvation OIL, the greatest cure on earth
for rain, may be relied on 10 effect cure
wherever an external application can he
used. Price only twenty five cts a bottle.
Our town had fewer visitors on Tues
day than for many weeks past. No pub
lie body was in session save the orph,a's
court and they transacted but it lie bust
ness.
Hon. Barnes Compton went before the
light house board in Washing on last week
and entered a vigorous protest against the
appointment of Virginians TO the light
houses in the Potomac river.
We have Heard Of some farmers in this
neighb"rh""d who have b'gna blowing
land and otherwise Engaging in spring
iarm work this wr,k. hi, la. k 5 if the
backbone Of inter IS hr, k"r.
f. II. Srsnr, while running his saw
mi reten WAS struck OF tie ,hr mt and
chin hy sl.D and severely hn~t. II has
however, fnl ; recovered and i - in at
tending . his mil ing duties.
March is carrying out its Ion- sanding
reputation by treating Us to eve ely high
winds. This has Leen particularly the
case during this week, though they have
had the good effect of dry up the roads.
Mr.. John H. Chappelear's restaurant a
Hughesvi lie was en- cred on las Sunday
night week, between 8 and ? o'clock, and
money and liquors to the amount If about
$25 was taken. There has 50 far been no
clue of the thief.
The catch of herring has commenced in
the Potomac, and during the past few
days about four Thousand of those fish
have been sent to the Washington and
Alexandria markes, most of which came
from Ragged Point. From the Gums
shore a number Of bunch fish have been
| received here.-Alerandria Gazette.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20


lh.-- na'~ t'~- maas s.r...r s..'.,' ie.t
eatu-rn.HE 'tv ,--...e. r4rtrr ~ ar -.r Hr,
>urrsr TN n4t.-rause l,.t.. - .r rf.s ..vH-
60 d., House gr K-.rr.su...rr-- 49,, - hst
never ,arsse#t afri la h. b .r..a. .: o 3ras-
s~rt "gns- sHt Hfarr E-3at.s..a syh s.'s
have Congratulated .a~fH>" 49, Rat Trey ast 81"
hsi.A 10 'AH murder - Nr> NtfEH'' N"s Lvt
ms /. .ci "A 'a "rs q ..ri ut t'dur~g
detectives during 'hr - 81 srl',s to he
Na.h.nEtan Gr.IIe she 10 owing startling
'ae''
: H. tTr- s'f"r e. rN~. Gtfru uf Nr, Sur
rAr. frrs.d,ut hGsoH sent fe- far sri re
qu,s'-8 III. g-rt ny Nsr' go Of HE, SHrrsit.
connection S,-h the rs'sss nation Of Pr.sit-nt
Lincoln ID 80 and t-.s,vr ~ 80 'au-oush
= '"h' - OF 10 i"'-,.rhr" o. hfs >-r-~'i
IL a''"f~a ne Hr sI7.r.r.1 f--Ee''-i 'hN' -
hAa not gwen Mrs Nurra'i Tue t"n-ht OF 'Is-
ruiI'- C.rmtng!. md strongly tIptt"ei bis
aries''N'n o. "n't he termed ihe Infamous
rondu.i Of stanton tE kseP.u- hrs- facts 'fum
hin. asserted nv unchau- .abEc ifiena sh 20
Tor NJ anton uucrr all ,il,smsr- noes md
/ "hIl> regretted tie course adopted hr Jh-
secretary "i " ~ towards Nfs SnTTtt.I Won
never hesitate 10 perform anF act OF h'rfn's'
'or MIN fftsIdth' johnson commended the
or my i-Vo1' to my friends aud the sur J~r'
ct the ass as>intIroh Va never afterwards 1ls.
ons""d .t"s"n hlm nj my The great
var SECRETARY o The Cn'oH was no longer ~
power. lie wHsH plain citizen ~ OUT Republic,
broken 10 health and lotlr'InG trt"een lie and
! dealh
Inc h'Pu mean ie''efS h'n' "i''F nv. ="
p'eah'he, lhdn'th ffee'lthl '''ht 10 name Nj
stanton tof a Judge OF The supreme Nuur' Inc
senate promptly confirmed The domination, tut
Grant, for SON" reason test known to himself,
DID not put hls signature to tie commission OF
Il he did sign ne comWISS'"s he ara not tor
"Arh II I" Nr. NI'h On. ~ "sS al thls time
the batter sent tor me, and called at ms resi-
den'e %" street "hen ushefed INTO ms
presence Vas s'Hrned - ms "oe,"tEone ana
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20

We learn from reliable source that enc
o. our Charles county "inpunIicsn'' friend,
Mr.. W. T. W. Rowe, no held government
position IN the public printing fti,e Ia Wash
ins ton has resi- ued his office and returned 10
his home 10 this county. Mr. Rowe, il Seems.
is believer il The old JAcksoniau doctrine thai
40 the vicrors belong the sgoIls, hence Ia,
snys that as he vas So unfortunate not 10 be
among the yIclCts this year he gave up his
place in order that il might be FL ed by some
deserving Democrat This was very mag
unanimous on the part Of our e8Orphans Court
Judge and il all that is said be true he d. server
that leather ms DIAL be struck of in his honor.
He is The fast Republican cffi.s holder from
this or anY other Stat that has ever 70 unfairly
resigned his glip on the public crib the
trouble heretofore has always been to get them
to leave when told their services would be no
longer r,quired. We rather suspect that ven
in ,hi. Case he Judge rec ived some intimltiou
that h. won'd soon be dispensed with before he
committed tho mag M nimous act recorded OF
him, and probably he came early to Charles
county to look about and lay his ropes for the
position be thinks best suited to bis abilities in
the gift of the ''inpubIican" parry here.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
CHLDREN's, Suits, Eiseman Bros, 7th ant
Washington, D. G..



Three important changes in postal rates
will 60 into effect on the first of July next.
The postage on letters after that date will be
two cents an ounce instead Of two cents half
ounce, as At present The postage on newspa-
pers seat to regular subscribers, and on sample
copies sent out by publishers will be reduced
one half All cities having more than 900
inhabitants will be authorized to establish a
special ten ceat stamp delivery service, by
which letters can be hnstened to their destina-
ton All these changes were recommended in
the last annual report of the Postmaster G enc
raj About the wisdom o. the first two there
is very little doubt The ten-cent stamp Object
is experiment, and its wisdom is still 10 he
testel Provision is made for esta blishing this
service on n separate basis from the regular de-
livery, and specification i, N ,de that it shall
not be permitted to interfere in any way witt.
the latter. There is no apparent reason why II
should interfere. The argument that if more
prompt delivery can be secured for ten cents
than or two it TO lows that the present system
is very defective, does not bear examination.
A special messenger with ten or a dozen letter 8
can, Of cou, Sc make better time than reg ular
delivery agent with bagful Of letters and
papers
The Modern Clothing House is ACME
HAIL. zoe W Baltimsre Street Baltimore
They show Children's Suits from 81 so up TO
the most elaborate make; M-n's from $40 TO
$35, and Overcoats in profusion and at all
prices. If you want style, quality and low
prices, you cannot 60 asfray at this house.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
LOCAL MATTED

~ The Subscription price of The
TINES is 81. per amman # paid IN
advance or at any time avithin the cur
rent year; if not paid within the gear
$1.5O wiU be Invariably charged, a
always heretofore, and from this rule
no exception wW be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
Real Estate Agency.


Messrs. John H. Mitchell and L. Allison
Wilmer, announce to our farmers in this issue
that they have formed co partnership for The
purpose Of carrying on the real estate broker
age business in our county, and invite all htv-
ing lands to sell to communicate with them in
regard to the same This is long i-it want in
our midst and We are glad TO see that the two
thoroughly reliable ana energetic gentlemen
who compose this firm, have taken hold OF il.
Their names will certainly inspire he confidence
Of the sellers Of land in our county and all
buyers also may be sure that their interest.
will be fully protected by this firm. II is a
new venture but we hope it may prove sue
cessful one, and We shall expect great things
from the firm in disposing of the surplus and
Idle lands in Charles. Read their card else
where
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
A Break In Wheat.
Fenwick Case Rema a Il ed.

The case of VIM Fenwick, colored, mo
was tried in our court at the November term
for an assault with intent ts kill Mr. Jos II
Mattingly and found guilty, was decided by
the Court of Appeals last week, TO which
body it had been carried on appeal objection
having been taken to the ruling Of the lower
court in refusing to admit in evidence tn, in, ten
tions of the prisoner. The Court of Appeals
have reversed the decision of the lower court,
Set aside the verdict and awarded a new trial
to the prisoner. The decision of the court was
rendered by Judge Yello,t John H. Mitchell,
E.q., and Judge Magruder are Fenui,k' s
counsel
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20

1t Was sn old saying that the roads q
country .tr an index TO its civilization. Few
communities would care 10 be judge by that
standard sld yet there are acne tut that .us
10 XreAi.r or less e1'eut, interested in .hs
roads over aich they are Obliged 10 travel
The English -rgjuetis, McAdau and Tefori,
maay years sgo taught how 10 make good and
durao e roads but The great trsutl. With our
couulr, is that il Is too extended and too ?, or
ts undertake system uf uniformly good roscs
Poor enough at best, the! are too iE,qusntl,
constructed .ith view TO lessen The burden Of
S .ue rule applies in The matter OF rsp-II. The
burden is applied Ns.r after wear, .pd So II 10
distributed more equally anosg those " no are
in he enjoyment ot their use. 1t Is probable
that 10 some OF the older settled portions 0,
this country there roads upon which there
have o,en expended thousands OF dollars pr
mle-& sun sufficient, II II could h.v. Teen ei-
pended al Cne umc, 10 have constructed an a..
most IndestructiD.e road. To haul lo.ds over
peor roads imposes severe tax upon BIN " To
u~s atACSSA W tASNsN's 4Oi -
lion. The condition OF IA road NAV be gre4iI.
improved by the manner OF making repair,
S~nd or loan OF themselves are poor materials
tor road repairs, aud vet he Two male Ials ID
proper combination vii. make good sui
st2nlIal road surface. The repair OF ro.ds
should only lie enIrus. I'd 10 these having had
some experience and OF good Judgment. 1t Is
not an uncOunon occurrence for roads 70 ts
actually injured from the njGdIc!ou. sIpeudI-
tue OF .lUor by IL, fl, iebt htg hN-1 .ur'etog
None bat skilled Workman shVu,d be entrusted
With this important work, aud when onc-
proven and found faithful should lie continued
IN = Iabo for which they sho~ an aptitude
ElsExAs B os., popular tailor and clotL'.rs
" ashIugIon, ID. Z.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
FROM A LITTLE Boy
Appointed Magistrate

Mr. William H. Trotter, Of Waldorf, ha.
been appoil ted magistrate in the sixth district
of this county by Gov. McL,ne. vice VIM. l..
Mcdaniel, deceased. Mr.. Trotter ~ an euer-
ge,ic and upright young mechanic at Waldorf,
and WILL we are sure, make an excellent Justice
of the Peace should he decide to accept the
commission thus rendered him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
The Ground Hogs Record.

The six weeks during which the ground
hs., according to the weather proverh, keeps
in hi. hole if he sees the sun on CnudlrmaS Day
ended Saturday. The period was good one
for him to keep in doors for il has been noted
for cold weather and frequent SHOWS. Accord
ing to the statements of the signal-service ST.
ton ~ inches Of snow fell during February
and four inches during the first ii days of this
month The mean temperature OF February
IS 81 is the lowest OF any month OF which the
office has record
The record from February > on which day
the ground hog saw his shadow, is as follows
%, fair: 8, fair; t. partly cloudy, with shower
in evening; Cloudy, rain in morning rain
and now At night; t, snow during morning;
!, cloudy throus bout, no rain or snow 5, fir;
g. heavy rain during evening, At night thua-
lei storm from 10 to II P u To- snow dur
ing forenoon; IL. clear; - fair; Is snow; IA
snow: IS, Snor; 10, r-in and SNOW: l.. suo";
Is, SNOW; 10 to %, inclusive, clear; - snow /;
Is, snow; Is: sleet AMI SNOW: - snow; IS
clear; VI rch ! rain II intervals: > rain dur
ing morning; 3, fair; /, cloudy; NO Lin or SNOW ;
8, fan; 6 fair; :, cloudy, no rain or suow, :
light snow during morning; 9, tain; 10, clear;
II, fair; u, rain d snow; D. snow; IA, dur
Ing morning, snow.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20

TO ADVER IYSERS-rH TIMES haruig
larger circulation then any other paper among the
intelligent farmers and business men of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in is columns. Send
for card rates. which as Lo,o any other paper
/ Southern Maryland, to sag nothing about circuIa-
{ ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
EIsENAS Bros, popular iailors and clothiers
Washing ton, D. q.
Idle Rumor about Maryland Offices.

aSnlns ION, u. u
Idle RumOr about Maryland Offices.
Great quantities of silly gossip have b.en
put into print about Mary land federal appoint
ments and applications for the same EN- mating
from sources which have very little means Of
obtaining correct information. TIE fact is that
TIP to this time only three applications for pre-
sidential appointments in Mar, and have teen
formally put in, although, of course, there are
manJ who are only waiting for " bat they hope
to be the auspicious period. 1t does not seem
necessary to remark III At the Presi D has not
thought e.en of M,rylard appointments. but
he will consider them promptly hen, in his
judgment, the proper time comes. II is u-d-r-
stood that soon AS Sen ,tor Wilson RECEIVERS
sufficient! froln his present in deposition 10
come 10 Washington n conference OF the two
Senators and five Drmocr tie Representatives
from M.r,iand will he hslu 10 CONSIDER the
subject OF sryand appointments: Until after
mi. conference il cannot be ascert.ined ne her
the delegation will act in conee:t, W hother
individual members will work on their own
hook and get what they can for their own in
dividual friends b fillmore San.
CHHDRES's, Suits, Eiseman Bros, 7th and <
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20

There are already numerous applicants in
the field for the various Federal offices to be
filed in this State, and each day brings some
new applicant from the various sections willins
to bear the burdens and perform the dutie, re-
quirei in these position. Collector o. the Port
OF Baltimore Naval Officer, Collector of Internal
Revenue, Postmaster at Baltimore, United
Ststes District Attorney and United States
Marshall, are among the chief Off es to be
filed. For the first of these positions. the salary
attached TO which is Sc 900, the following zen
temen have been mentioned: Col. Edward
Lloyd, of Talbot, Hon. Thomas J. Heating, Of
Queen Anues, Dr.. Geo " Bishop, of W orces-
ter, Hon VIM. Pinkney White and |. Freeman
Rasin, of Baltimore city, have been mentioned,
1t is not known that any of these named will
stand in the attitude of applicants for the place
For Naval Officer, salary s., 500, Hon. ). Cox
Jr.. from our own county and Hon. Is q. Htr-
ris, from ST. Msrys seemed to be the most
prominent candidates., though probably there
are several in other sections, notably Baltimore
city, who would not be averss TO taking the
place. For Collector of Internal Revenue,
salary, 81 500 the most prominent name SO far
mentioned is DR. George Wells, ex-Stats Sena-
tor of Anne Arundel cocn.y. The commission
of the present postmaster of Baltimore city is
the first to expire among all the Federal officers
in this State, his four years term OF service be-
ing up on Nay 9th next. For this place, though
few names have as yet been brought pronin
entity forward it is expected that the number
applying will furnish the President postnssters
enough for The entire State. Gen. W. Horn,
the warden of the Baltimore city Jail, is strong
applicant, aad Col. Henry 5. Taylo 'ormerl,
CITY collector, is another, while Mr. Harry J
Chiffon has already filed his petition for ths
place with the President. Mr.. John II Handy
i. a candidate for the United States district at
torney, but as there are \ dozen other able
Maryla lawyers willing TO put their feet in
Mr. Strings brogans, Mr. Handy Will surely
not have walk over Tue salar, Of thl. siiics
is resulu;ed hy tees, though the law provides
that il cannot exceed So, 600. Hou. F. ).
iohlitzell wants 20 be commissioner Of patents,
SO the papers say, but he has opposition in tht
pcEsOu VI IlOu INOpeLN a amt W WI ~
Carolina, who also wants the place. Hon. J
F c. Talbot is down on some states for an
sistant postmaster generally. IT is evident!
the purpose OF the President and his cabinet 10
move slowly in the matter of making appoint
meats, and those who are an1iou. TO get into
the public service or TO put their friends there
must possess their souls IN patience for bile
PANTS ALL Prices, Eiseuan Bros, 7ih aid
SITS, Washington, ID. Z.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
Polite Hen.

Ness Editors - Lady Cleveland, (my
white hen). laid two eggs on Sunday, March
18th, one at 9 o clock, A. NJ. and the other at
IL, (the same day. l want to send her TO
President C., but Ma says no, write and tell
the TINES that will do st as well.
FROM LITTLE Boy
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
Political Str2 vs.

In a lengthy letter in the Ansrrican Of Mon
day, from its Washington correspondent, We
CLEAN faint idea Of the great pressure which
is now being brought to bear upon our newly
elected Democratic Congressman from this
Safe by those seeking Office. Truly the Con-
gres.mapt- lot at this time is not happy one.
Speaking in regard to our own Congressman
tie CORES ponoent says:
Hon. Barne. Compton, whose influence with
Senator German is considered very great, is
rl.o being bored by Office seekers. In reply to
an il uuiry as to whether he lad received
application from his Democratic friends of the
ilh district tor assistance in seCu ing positions
1 nder The new administration. he smiled good
n.turedly and held up large dOuhle-handful
of letters which he had received The day previ
Gus. They ale practically without number,
said he. Il cannot begin to answer them all
can only hope to do three thHgs-trent thsm
all fairly, do The best can for them all, and
hen go to bed and sleep soundly. have no
doubt that the civil service law will be ohserv-
ed but as for me, shall advocate the removal
of every man in uffce no has been conspicu-
Gus in politics working up his district, attend
ing conventions and stumping for bis party"
No prominent Democrats IN Mr.. Compton's dis
rrct have yet applied TO him for aid in secur-
ing positions. the applications received weIe
p iuclpally for small places
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
/ DEF COMPETITIONS!
/ LIKE OPPONITION?

/ LIKE OPPO>ITION? IDEFI COMPETITIONS!
n IN Of Fertilizers
OF
IA an fer My
t.
To-
their known high standard
High Low
he heap
reliable All responsible orders
a he le
Mary 10 O
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20

School Fund.
The comptroller Of the State treasury on
Monday made the quarterly distribution of the
public school tax to the several counties of the
State and city of Baltimore. The several
amounts, which are the same AS the January
distribution. will be payable on the drafts OF
the presidents and secretaries of the school
boards on and after the 25th instant The dis
tribution. is as follows for Charles county =
White schools, s., 2s2 40; colorel schools,
81, asa 40.
A Break In Wheat.
There was something Of CO lapse in the
wheat market for May options in B fillmore last
week. On the strength of the beligerent char
acter Of the Russian English war news May
wheat early on Thursday of last week ran up
to 923 the hishes point yet reached. Afer
some fluctuations and more pacific news the
market for May closed at Oh cents a bush.l
The transactions were moderate and the dis
position to await developments. There
was very little doing in spot wheat. Since
that time wheat has sold about as heretofore
reaching very little over 80 cents.
EisENAN Bios, Dress Suits, cor, 9TH and
SIS, Washington, D. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
Local Bresitirs

Bols' CLOTHING. Eisepan Bros. 7sh snd Z
Washington y. e.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20

A Busy PIa &c is the Chidrtn's and BOYS
Pnrlor, SIS Hanover street, adjoining corner
Pratt. Thousands OF handsome Suits and Over
coats for the rising generation from $3.50 up
c. N. OEHM l. Son, Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
TrUc tUP! ItsJ;
b G. SToNr>TREKr, Clerk.

II you wan quick returns nd full prices
on IIides, Fur, Wool, Roots, Butter, etc,
etc, send for eur Price Current Consign-
mons solicited. r. l.. Williams 4 CO.
General Commission Merchants, Office, 169
Williams ST., New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20

FALL SuITs, latest designs, Eiseman Bros.
7th and Sts., Washington, ID. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
The Anne Arundel Locat-Opiion Law

Boys CLorRl>G Eisr,u.n Bros cor 7th an
s SIS, Washington = C.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
New AdSertlsenlen

EIsEAAS Pros popular tai.ors ana clothiers
" ASKING ton, d. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20
COW NJ Me tITD.

Ear,>T.N> Ns-sa t-.t. $50
- y..-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20

PANTS ALL Prices, Eiseuan Bros, at, aid
Sts., asRIugton, ID. Z.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-03-20

EIsExAs B os., popular tailor and clotLi.rs
hashIugtOn, ID. Z.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-07-24

A New Yorker left his spring overcoat
hanging out Of the window, and sparrow
made nest in one Of the pockets.