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Tho Faction wnr Kcntucky.

LOUISVILLE, April 3.-The Courier
Journals special says: The Rowan
county fight still RACES at Moorehead'
Hostilities were again removed, after a
short srmistice between the opposing
factions, and the firing was kept up until
10 o'clock this morning. 1t is not
known if any one is killed or injured.
Both parties keep within their respec-
tive barbados, but 1t is thought ono
man is wounded. More lighting is eN-
pected tonight. In reference 20 the
sheritl's request, asking that state troops
Os seut 10 quell the riot in Rowan
county, Gov. Knott decided to send the
secretary of state and Adiutant General
CasLleman to investigate the cause Of
the trouble, and will send tho neces
sary soldiers If warranted by the re
norts made by these gentlemen, A de.
tail OF 2J0 men has been ordered TO hold
themselves ready 10 start for the sceHe
of disturbance. The Martin faction OF
about Is men are entrenched in the
Gault house hotel, while the Toliver tao.
lion is said to be in possession Of the
town.
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BRAClSG BOSS BARRlOS.
LhUo.roay LETTER ABOUT HIM,
Resrcssniod a. q msn ~ Coed and ra,ri-
ofio notiss., Iuii ~ native rTide
and Msgaetism, asd hound
60 Meet Win success.

INV YORK, April l.-een, =, Is. Blunt
/ ing, II thls city, who, some years ago
had prominent position la the army OF
Guatemala, has just reeeis cd the follow
ing letter from an American residing in
Guatemala, which throws much light on
the present complication;
Guaieiuala March, y, la>i,-I3 Cen - H.
DEaR GENERAL - This nail | send
YOU paper containing the proclamation
aud decree OF Gen. j. X. BarrlOs, where
by be- makes one republic ~ the tvo
aud iiOats 10 the breeze the Nag at the
republic 81 Central America, pledglng
his talent, his fortune and his lie 20 de-
lond IL, declaring all traitors who OPP
pose the common cause, and threaten
Ing destruction 10 those governments
VINO fail 10 Join IN the TegeneTaiing
momement. Honduras enters heart
aud soul into tho ideai Salvador vacil-
lgtos; Nicaragua defends herself To the
last drop OF her blood, and Costa kica Is
not yet heard from. IL ~ daring step
OF Barrios, worthy 'Oi 50
bold man. As Salvador
nov sends, soon TO arrive, ambassadors
u discuss and perhaps % arrange mat
tCrs 10 make common cause, BarriOs
has deferred offensive operations. stu,
not to be taken uuaWares, lao has dis
patched, as they say, 1000 troops "a the
frontier. | think the number may BE-
exaggerated, but troops are leaving
every day. a gentleman told
mo % day az near rs
no could count, that fully 800 mon
marched to the frontier this morning,
saw battery Of 10 held cannon start oil
vest erday, and mules folio wing loaded
with, Judging from the boxes, at least
SlOO,OyO. | also noticed that the 81 ddlps
and equipments were all new, aud cV.
errvthing seemed In good lighting trim.
Volunteers came pouring In from all
quarters without the necessity of return.
ing the ropes, Tor this man has, rs be
alone can do, impaired his magnetism
ca the people. Many foreigners are Of
fering their services, and things are be
ing pushed with yigOr aud energy
that leave no doubt i0r
q speedy and glorious termination
OF the conflict. BarriOs seCs all, under.
stands all, orders all, with memory
that staggers at nothing. A perception
a. quick rs lightning, h mental scope
taking in everything 40 = glance, 4 per
sOual bravery amounting To teneritv,
cool head that never lo-Os its judg.
mont end an energy that knows no fai
torng, he compolls success and will be ,
lore many months rally around hin
and make this weak, disintegrateO /.
country solid, strong, prosperous 10 I
1f. -
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GREER COUNTY LAW SUIT.
GROWING OUT OF STOCK TAXES,
The TranckIyn Land aud Cattle Company
Disput. the 1itlS Of the state or
Texas, aud Appeal To Judge Me-
COrmick-stay Granted,

GRAHAM, April Special. i-Impor-
tant litigation has boon inaugurItod in
the United States circuit court here by
Hon. Temple Houston, as attorney for
the Francklyn Land Il Cattle company.
Senator Houston has presented to Judge
A. p Mccormick, of the United States
court, petition setting out that the cat
tie and horses Of the Francklyn compa-
ny, were situated IN the ter
ritory commonly designated Greer
county; that these cattle had
been assessed by the asses
sur of Wheeler county ut some $4,000,
and Lat this collector of Wheeler cOun-
t., G. w. Arlington, was now seeking
| 70 enforce the collection Of Sl,Olj taxes
alleged to be due thereon, and for this
purpose had levied on 800 head of COWS
and calves, which no had advertised TO
sell on April Z. The petition further al
eyes thai the state of Texas has 10 title
TO this territory called Greer county,
hut that the Uni ed States is sole owner
! thereof; that Texas does not afford pro-
! lection to the occupants thereof, but
| that the said occupants pay the Indians
| tor using the territory. The petition
closes with a prayer to the judge for
an Injunction TO restrain Collector Ar
rington from selling tho cattle levied
upon, and also to enjoin him from
ever in the future attempting TO collect
taxes for the state in Greer county.
Judge McCormick's fiat on this petition
directs the clerk 20 issue a temporary
order restraining the collector from
making the sale mentioned, upon the
petitioners executing bond in $4,000,
and sets the 22d OF April, at Waco, for
hearing Of the questions involved.
This, as will be seen, goes at once to the
question OF the title to this disputed tor
ritory and Senator Houston expects TO
appeal the matter to the United States
supreme court, should tho lower courts
render decisions adverse TO his clients.
A great deal of interest is manifested In
this case and 1t will attract considerable
attention.
NEWS NOTES.
The loss OF cattle was considerably in
creased in this section by the recent
cold snap.
Weather is now more pleasant and
springlike.
Sheriff NJ, ID. Wallace has gone to
Fort Worth with an attached witness.
The new courthouse Is nearly COM
p!eted and will be substantial and
handsome structure. It's cost will be
$4,000.
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THE sUANfM SITUATION.


SUAKIM, April 5,--The present ar
rangements appear to be to advance
slowly and the troops TO protect the
railway as it advances. The men OF the
Australian contingent are greatly
praised on ALI sides for their plvcky be-
havior in the recent skirmishes, in
which they sought to be placed IN the
front. The whole question now re-
solves itself into the complenon
All hands are working night and day.
An armor pleted engine is kept at the
terminus of tire line in readiness TO de-
lend the railway from tho rebels
THE BRITISH WANT 1T THIS WAY
DoNGoLA, April 5.--Deserters from
the rebel army at Khartoum report
heavy fight between lei Mahdi and a
portion of his army, which wishes the
campaign concluded, and that FL Mahdi
was severely handled and compelled to
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ol,r.I.na end ,h, nspuhlIean Anlas,anI.m

NN .a...suFnN Anrfl n-Tla mamma.
NAHhiNuI"N' ar"
ton OF Henry w. resfsoh =" u"
postmaster Of New York city, was
,o,a,u.a NV the senate yester-
49, ,',s hau, c1u,est mr. diyisioil. Inn
80, ,ta,anla diseu .sion took nj ace over
re ns,nination an Allan. II. fnwton Ia
~, minister Ia Russia, The committee
nm a"-ajgn RELATIONS h.d renorted il All.
varssiy majority beine Of The oninion
mai aIthonpI Gsn. Lswton had received
y mi nsIdon and amnesty from Prasi.
dsnt Jnhnson In February. ls.iy. vel by
the Fourteenth amendment 10 The con.
stiaa.ion he was ineliigible, because
his political disabilities had not been
cnssion a nessa,,e MAS reeslysd from
Iha nrssIdsnt ssfine that action los sus.
handed. and later The nomination was
wipbdIawnN Tina asiion MAS taken on
sccounr of The eommittees' adverse re-
nor, the sdministrstion belng OF opinion
Thai pIesident Johnson's pardon
rendered Cen. Iawton ineligible, Al
tbouoh the Vepublicsns in caucus failed
Ia agree upon q party policy regarding
the nrnnnsitinn IN maxi issuo with tho
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A Terrible Tragedy at Greenyille.

GREESvILLE, April 4.-[Special. "A
terrible tragedy occurred in Lib Harris
saloon last night between II and Il
o'clock. jim Foster shot and killed
George Thompson, well-known gam
bier here for several years. Trouble has
existed between the men, both OF whom
were full OF pluck, and the
present end of their difficulties
was anticipated by many. THURSDAY
night they met, passed words and drew
pistols, but were separated without any
blood shed. Last night Foster, who Is a
bar. keeper in Jim Anderson's saloon
on the opposite corner from Harris,
was in Harris saloon, standing
before the scounter, when thompson
and young man named blades en-
tered, bought some whisky and lett.
They returned, however, in q few
mir1tes. THOMPSON approached Foster,
accusing him of something which ne
acknowledged. Both men drew their
pistols at once, but Foster, it is
said, fired first, shooting Thompson
through the hand. Foster then fired
four or five other shots, two balls TAX
ing effect in Thompson's breast; two in
the abdomen and one in the leg.
Thompson died immediate ly, but + sterr
was not hurt. Two cuambers OF
Thomson's pistol were empty and TWO
holes in the front windows ,,
where the balls struck. Foster gave
himself up to the officers and is to have
an examination Monday. Thompson
body will be taken to Wills Point. JUS
tice w. III. Rogsdale held an inquest
when the above ta' to we've roYsaled.
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Railroad New.

THE SANTA re TO BUILD TO BRowNWooD
BRowNwooD, April A. LSpecial.l -
Brentwood has at last succeeded in
getting in a favorable consideration
from railroad company. Night before
last Col. Walter Gresham, on behalf
of tho directors of the Gulf, Colorado
& Santa Fe made 3 tormal proposal
to have that road built into Brownwood
within II months, on conditions that the
city would give Tight-ot-way through
the county depot grounds, and $1,000
cash. A comnltlee Ut , ciH2eps was
appointed to see Ewhsb could be doGe,
and last night Trad re-
ceived bOni foe subscriptions
to the amount of $50, 900. Depot grounds
will cost nothing and local capitalists
are now ready to enter into bonds to Sc
cure the right-of-way through the
county as SOON ss the cne II arranged.
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Thn Disbnmhed Hangers.

ABILENE, April 3.-LSpecial.l Capt.
Gillespie, Of the ranger force stationed
in this part of the state, has been or
dered 10y the authorities at Austin to
proceed to Preside county and take
charge of the equipment of the ranger
company located near the Rio Grande
river, lately disbanded. The dis
bandment of the company has caused
much dissatisfaction in Presidio and
other large border counties, for the mum
Der of men was considered already too
small TO insure entire safety against
Mexican desperadoes.
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LONDON, April DIR, Mccartney, sec
rotary of the Chinese legation at Lon
don, in an interview to-day confirmed
the statement that preliminaries for
peace between China and France, re
Gently under discussion with Ferry, are
now suspended. He said the govern
ment at Pekin awaits the resumpti n OF
negotiations, but insists as first con-
dition that France Withdraw her pro,
hibition of rice as centraband
of war. Marquis Tseng,
the Chinese ambassador, states that the
recent Chinese victories will be no OBJ
stacle in the conclusion OF peace. since
the capture of Lang Son, the Chinese
government has sent cable despatch,
maintaining the former peace propos-
ais. The English have annexed Quel-
paert island, with the consent of China,
az Suzerain of Corea. The Island COM
mands the Corean entrance to the
sea of Japan and Russian ports on the
Pacific.
MoNARCHIAL MENACBs.
The Compile de Paris has arrived at
Naples to meet the Due de chartres,
with whom he will nave q
conference in regard 70 the
prospect of the establishment
of Paris, predicts that the French cleo
ton will show that the
country has no confidence
In the republic and desire to return to
monarchical governments
MORE ABOUT PEACE PROPOSALS
The Chinese legation here has for
warded to the Chinese agent at Iarls
renewed peace proposals, the basis OF
which are that the blockade oil
Pelchili and FOrmosa shall
10 Immediately raised, that
that no money indemnity shall be ex-
trscted by France.
BRIssoN IN THE BREACH,
PARIS, April 5.--M, Henri Brisson has
accepted the task of forming a ministry,
Il ia rumored that Brlsson ana NJ pe
Frevcinet have formed a coalition. Nj
Amouroux, socialist, was elected dep
uty Tor st. Etienne, to-day, by 1000 ma
| iority.
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A COnsulshin Declined.

ATLANTA, April 5.--The Atlanta Con
stitution, of which Capt. Evans p. Pow
ell, is editor-in-chief, this. morning
publishes the following among its edi'
torial paragraphs:
Capt. Evan p. Powell will not accept
the appointment as consul to Msncbes
ter and has forwarded to the president
his formal declination. While he feels
grateful to the administration for the
honor conferred upon him, and also
eighty complimented at the generous
cumstsnces are such that he thought ii
hast IN dpcline,O
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c.r,srand P.nro.e a, san Antonlo.

SAN ANTONIO, April 6.-,speeial.l-
Carver, the champion shOotist, has just
accepted Penrose's challenge 10 shoot
bats for 500 side, the contest % take
place some day this week, az san PEE
dru Springs park. II I, not very likely
thUt our sports will take much stock in
tho shoot, rs there is n suspicion that II
IN not on the square.
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oh,cago's Little Belr' Hoodlums.

CHICAGO, April 2.-Hon. John F. Fin
eriy, ex-member of congress, and sew.
eral other persons attempted to speak
at political meeting tonight In
rough part OF the Seven
teenth ward, known as Little
Hell,n but were howled down.
Finally the crowd began to throw rot
ten eggs, and the speakers retired IRON
the building, but we're pursued and
egged for some distance along the
street. Several persons were hit, among
them a lady.
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The glfe llseosd


Az earn flNutNfi " "
wAtrHtowN, n. w. April b,-Ths
freight house and several cars ~ the
Rome, Waieri0wn 4 Ogdenzburg Rail-
road company. al Cape Vincent, burned
yesterday. Loss estimated at $4,000.
Ar NOnTOLK NAVY YARD,
NonTul.H, Va, April the paint
shop and spar shed AZ the government
navy yard, burned at o'clock this
The new furniture 81 the
Atlanta and Dolphin WAS des-
lIOyed, together with a lot ~ paints.
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thus accepting the proposition ni
the Santa We. The directors will meet
al I.Anpaaaa an the 18Th Instant, NJ
" hieh time tho contract viii he coul-
pletsd. lirOwuwnod IN nov unnni'
inOusly acknowledged ~ bo Tire hest
town west ui Fort worth
Notwithstanding the fast she i.
~ miles from nny Tosi and
this last step insures n etty at ln,ul1 or
more inhabitants Ia = short while,
BTOwnwOOd has suffered from lack ~
railroad facilities, but now tho misls are
clearing away aud RToyHNOod viii sOOn
bs ths metropolis OF wosg reEea Fort
Worth aud Dallas hat belger look To
their laurels.
ran RAIEs REsTIRED.
NEW Your, April i,-Assistant Pool
Commissioners Pearson said to-day IN
accordance with the agreement made
al the mesting oi general passenge
agents. held ~ indianapolis last Thurs
day, all railroads west az the trunk
lines will tomorrow restore their pas
sengor rates, which for some tune have
been utterly Somorallzed, % the Iull
Il gures. The restoration Ut rates wall
apply TO passenger traffic, both east
and westward from indianapolis.
Cleveland and the western cities.
Al Tuesdays meeting committee WAS
appointed Ia recommend measures tor
the malntainanea or iull rates At an-
other meeting oI western passenger
agents 10 ba held In st. Louis ON the 9Th
inst, and the committee will report.
The assistant commissioner did not
know whether pool would BIO estab'
iished.
NEW Project At PiEDUAS NEGRAs.
PIEDRAs NEGRAs, MEN,, April I.
Special. Announcements have been
made 10 build tap railway three miles
long from the main branch OF the Terro~
csrrill international MeXicna 10 the
Southern Pacific coal mines.
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Hor-ford's hoid rhospnAte In Sga.sick-

Prof. Adolph on, New York, says:
81 used Il tor sea sickness, during an
ocean passage. In most O! tho eases the
violent symptoms which characterize
that disease yielded and gave way Ia
heal,hml action OF the functions ill-
paired"
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him aud turned hlm over N
city Marshal Hsa. n wss
ons of the bfayest things ever done by
lady In this eiiv, and Mrs. Handel Was
perfectly cool even when alone In the
house with Ryer,
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To beauty when it discloses a pretty get
of teeJh. Wilderness, whom nature has
supplied this element Of loneliness, ma!
be retained through life by using the
fragrant SOXODONT.
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Ministers, lawyers, teachers, and
others whose occupation gives but little
exercise, should use Carter's Little LIVER
Pills for torpid liver and biliousness,
One Is dose.
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When the alarm Of fire sounded yes.
terday afternoon at 1880 great crowd
FASTENED to the scene, 1t was in the
block adjoining the outer or union
depot, and it involved the row Of frame
houses between the Eclipse LUMBER
yard and the depot, the lumber yard,
and, in some instances, caught Other
adjacent blocks. The greatest loss was
Pages lumber. Two bar-rooms and one
or two lunch stores were Quilted, but
this will be more particularly described
hereafter. The origin of the lire was the
explosion of coal oil lamp in the
kitchen of lunch stall, owned by a
young Hungarian named ID. Friedm an.
The kitchen was in the cellar, which
needed light of lamps in day time. The
lamp was not well Kept. 1t was low in
oil, and the wick foul, and hence the
trouble. The flames, favored by Il
brisk wind spread very rapidly and
found in the accumulated heaps of litter
and old boxes an abund,,
ance of material. Having resche !
in the lumber yard tho conflagrasion
commenced partaking OF the grand, and
the hundreds of lockers on appeared to
appreciate the spectacle. Among the
gazers were number of ladies-mapy
in carriages who watched the red
flames leap upon the heaps OF rich lum-
Der, reekiDg with turpentine, and de-
YOUR it with right eager relish. But the
fire department came speedily to the
scene and CALAMITY battled against the
destroyer. Within one hour after the
firemen got TO work the fire was en-
tirely under control, and the flames
were changed into damp smoke. 1t was
a promise of great destruction fairly
met. All who witnessed the work of the
firemen praised them for energy, bra
very and skill. The following is more
detailed account.
The baggage. room, ticket office, Texas
express office, were cleared OF their con-
tents, for they caught fire and came
near burning. The flames spread to the
Eclipse lumber yard, owned by Mr..
Page, and played sad havic with the
large piles of lumber before thy could
be checked. There was no insurance on
tho lumber, the loss OF which will foot
up some $4,000.
Frank Shreenan had an insurance OF
$500 on his building, and there was iu-
surance on some OF the other buildings
but the amounts or companies they
were in could not be learned. Mr.
Frank Wheat, an insurance age Mt, said
he was sorry TO say he had risks but de-
clined to state how much or in what
companies. The insurance is light, and
the total loss will foot up some $4,000.
The restaurant of J. Strather was des
| uoyed, the lunch stand of d. Friedman
also that of an Italian, Mayors two
story saloon, Frank Shreenan's saloon
| and the Crescent saloon. During the
| fire there was big explosion tina
| sounded like a key of powder and there
was Il general scattering OF the crowd.
A CASUALTY.
! Jimmie Lowry and Ed. Callahan, VIII
vera sleeping over Mayors saloon
! wara moi aManhnAl uuLl aron.al n,
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You can't afford to laugh, dear girls,
Unless your teeth are white a. pearls
Unless your mouth Is pink and sweet,
And your two lips in rOSebuds meet;
And you cannot supply this want
But through the use of SOIODONT.
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IL 10 .elfevident that : ,kIil,',- ga,if3'
a.rieniar aftenii1i tos r'ass ~ Eases tI'a..n
u over tue country knowing TIL, frequently
r~,oumend eases 20 The oLiest cNcr n IA n
ca where every known appliance II rasGrgs
70 aud the proved good re modes ~ -!
sset aud Countries are used, 4 whole aglss n
1scl tor ONCE pnFp1 sea, and all ara 'rfaifd s'se
ss'il ~ resrectml malneTi and, kuIHlc +.
EhAt 10 Do 20 experiments a.. made, Tn a.
tount " the gr'st nrmhyr apiyiHF '.f
'lhrftt Ne kep' low aiteu lower than n "a
nsnded by others, II yon secure the skin s1e
g,S ssJetdy and pe-i,ct lifr cure, thar u tlks
- any address nee.
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Anarchists Arrested in Switzerland.

BERNIE, April 5.-Wholesale arrests OF
Anarchists, chiefly Germans and Aus
TRANS, have been made here and at
Zurich, W entertn and Saint Goul,
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SPALDlNG's GLUE is like wit: A gooC
thing well applied.
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vera sleeping over Mayors saloon,
were not awakened until aroused by
the fire which was burning under their
bed. They fed clothesless through the
flames. Callahan's hair was burned
and Lowry was badly burned on the
hands, face and neck His beard and
hair were burned off. His injuries are
severe though not serious,
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.t jIsS marriage GUIDE. pksgaI

E,eggnt cloth end Kilt biUtnr SoiNrd Tor ~
srnis IN postage NJ currency, over nuy vs-df
i-rinl pen pictures, true 10 life, articles o. -
WGyt lgrrrr asrt0 o. trgv, who harry Irs' /
Manhood, WcmBuh0of. Physical decay, ST. !
should marry, How .!'C Juu AslIlut W4y be
Increased, Those usrfl a Nr tnL'.T.plH'''.
marrying shOu.a Ics' q, "a 1aca' 30 30 Trat
bY all adult rtlsorf. tlFa gCrt urtrr i9ci' an
rev, Popular D.it.cn, sam" a. annve, 'lt papsE
over aud 20 p-srs' = eelss. y mail. .r u-ol-B
" postsse,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-04-10

Nv stock Of TOYS and Christmas Prose I.
are the finest Of the season, displayed from
the large show windows of my store They
present AN attractive sight to behold Come
ard see it Il viii cost Won nothing
have also on hand a ful aud complete
stock OF New Merchandise, which will Of
fer TO my customers at the lowest c,sh prices
Now your time to spend vour money, AMI
min, is the place to get value received. Ca
one. and ALL and ! will give you Joyful
greeting
P r WILLS, Cox's Station, Nd
jan lS-Im
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-04-10

THIS win We the Inst winter season In my
old place Of tuslucss, No 4l0, Seventh
Street. where have henn for the past twenty
wears When the building now ia course Of
erection on the corner of Seventh Street and
Market Sptcc sh1l have been completed, the
Messrs Stks and myself propose TO effect nm
union there Further information on this
subject later Nv present purpose is TO adj
wise YOU that u consequence OF the proposed
change my present stock must be sold, and
TINT mems
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-04-10

1t is richer than Peruvian
Guano, at a much less cost.
We do not deal in te>timo-
nials. but give below a copy
of a letter from one Of t e
any who have used our
Guan0: