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thiriy-nine years, six months and tweuty-one
days. From June 80, 1879 TO June 30, 1881.
a period of five years, there were 5. 327
deaths, making total as above, 6.1Si deaths
in eleven years. The average age of the
61S4 deceased members Was thirty-three
years, three months and twenty-six days
The total membership on June 80, 1854, was
12S 31S. II will be remembered by many
that in the latter part Of ISIS and beginning
of 1879 our loss by yellow fever alone was
1913. Our Order paid q total of Sl1 751 81
benefits TO the heirs of the 6 Isl deceased
members. The cost individually for assess
ments necessary to paw this sum to the BEN
eficisry was Sl3 per annum for members
paying il.
Waiter B. Godfrey, Grand Treasurer IN
his report recommends that the per capita
tax for the coming year remain as it is
eighty ceDts-Thich will provide for a bal
aboe at the close OF each session sufficiently
large 10 meet the ordinary running ex pe uses
Of the Grand Lodge until the June INSTALL
ment CT the tax can become available.
The balar &C OF the time was occupied in
Transaction OF routine business. The cleo
ton of officers will take place to-day.
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Ulre Semtitrel.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY >.

SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS.
sausiness once Editorial Rooms
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CITY TN RRIEF.

Oyster supper Al Califernis Street Churca
tonight.
A large number of cafes OF measles have
been reported during the last three days.
The Lederkrsrz masquerade Will take
place at Mozart Hall Monday evening next.
There Is talk Of j. d. Campbell and Ster-
ling Halt purchasing Stewart Place. addins
another story, and putting in an elevator for
hotel purposes
Rev DR.. Willetts viii lecture in the "a
dianapclis lecture course at Plymouth
Church on Wednesday evening. His sab
jet Is Sunshine, or the Secret OF Happs
Home"
The rumor which was circulated yesterday
- 70 the embarrassed condition OF the In
dienapolIs Chair Company is without foun.
dation- The story grew out OF the reported
suit against the branch house at San Fran
clkCO
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&c Alarms-

There we're two alarms of Gre yesterd Is
morning, one being csUsed by a blaze at the
residence of architect Wallinglord. ct 23a
North Tennessee street, aud. the other
AlGag's store on East Washington street.
The loss in either case will De covered By $40.
Lass night an alarm was sounded at heen.
quarters about o'clock The cause was the
Burning OF a mass of rubbish near the Mass
achusetts avenue depot After the hosa
reel and ladder wagon had out OF the build
ing Il was found there was no occasion TO-
the alarm and the vehicles were returned 10
lheir places.
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Local Courts.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Room Hon. y. B. Taylor. Judge.
Alice B. Fogarty VS.. John FOgarty. D..
yOrce granted plaintiff
Travellers Insurance Company VS.. Jane.
I. McKim ct al Foreclosure Disnis,e l.
Horace H. Fletcher VS.. Wesley Lynch ell
al. Foreclosure. Judgment for 500.
John L. Schwab VS.. William Dsnkewslter
Appeal. Dismissed.
Isaac J. Horton VS.. Nation al Benefit Ass0
citation. On policy. Dismissed.
Room No. 2-Hon. D. W Howe. Judge.
Edward Mitchell We. Kate Mitchell. D.
yorce. On trial by the Court.
William Bosom vs. Frederick Heiner. Al
tachment. Dismissed.
Room S.-Hon. Lewis C. Walker Judge.
George r. Barnhart VS.. The l., 3 and "
Railway ct al. Damages. On trial 0y jury
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. A. 9. Ayres. Judge.
Lena Richter rs. The Indianapolis Send
nel Company. Damages. On trial by Jury
Jeannetta Stone VS.. Daniel Stone. Divorce
On lrlsl by the Court.
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Sunrama Court Cases.

The following cases have been decided Oi
the Supreme Court;
II $50 Nashti Elw0od vs. Catherine By
ner ct al. Grant G. G. Affirmed. Howk.
il 942 State ex rel. Charles Wsymire W
Patrick Snay. Madison c. G. Affirmed
Elliott. J
u 566. Nelson D. Clauser vs.. John "
Ruchman. Wells G. c. Motion to dismi.'
oyerruled.
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avenue, has been declared insane. he was
overcome by the heat last summer. aud to
this 10 attributed his mental trouble. he
viciously assaults his wife and child, thinks
IL is summer, says the clock has bad habit
of walking around the roem, and claims
that the railroad company is under obliga-
tons to purchase him some mules. he is
both homicidal and suicidal.
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IRE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS

To accommodate the throng from the
Northwest who viii desire to read their ta-
Eorite home paper while attending the
Worlds Exposition" the Sentinel has been
placed on sale In New Orleans at George 7.
Wharton & Bros. No. Carondelet street.
setween Canal snd Common streets.
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q A X

The attention of the members of the G. A.
r. who are attending the G A r. ancsm n
ment is called 10 the fine line of G. A r
hats and caps exhibited by Ryan, The Hat
ter, u and % South Illinois street.
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COURTHOUSE LOCALS.

March Term Jurors for Rooms 1 ana
2-Record of the Courts.
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Insane Irouestz

Albert Chiffon was yesterday decided to
he insans. His health has bat lately failed.
He is homicidsl in his intentions.
Edward Bond. formerly car inspector Of
the Bee Line Read, living 81 III ClifoJd
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"vaien a New Hardware

"Vaien n New" Hardware.
Are still selling goods damaged by FIRE at very low
prices also very low prices on all Staple and Mis-
cellaneOus Goods. All goods as low or lower than
can be purchased from any other house in the city.
Call and get copy OF their Illustrated Catalogue
three hundred and fifty pages-recently issued
NAJEN & NEN.
g. East Washington Street.
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OLD PAPERS.

Good conditioned old papers for sale -
shis mice at only 40 cents per hundred.
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LOOK OUT FOR OUR SPE-
CIAL ADVERTISEMENT ME-
RIDIAN CLOTHING HOUSE,
100 AND 1872 S. MERIDIAN ST,
NEAR UNION DEPOT.
Excursion to Washington.

Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars snd Dav
Coaches will run through from indianapolis
to Washington, via Panhandle ard Penn-
sylvania Line, on trains leaving IndisnaDo-
lis at 4:25 a. m, February 26 aod March
and at 4:25 a. m. and 4.55 D. N Msrch
Fare, Sl7 90 for the round trip. Tickets
GOOD until March 10.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25
Proceedings or Congress.

The Senate on Thursday passed the pres
idential succession bill In the House, the
general debate on the report of the com
mit'ee on rules was closed. and amend
ments for the division of the committee on
always and canals ino TWO committees
and to abolish committees ci4imed to he
useless were defeated Without reaching
final vote on lie rules the House adjourn
ed.
Both Houses Of Congress on Friday pass
ed u BIZ! granting pension to the widow
of Gen. Grant. In the Senate, Mr.. Hamp-
ton introduced Hill making it unlawful
for Senators or Represen' atives t. recon-
mend or solicit appointment to Office. Mr.
Buffers resolution of inquiry relating to
the alleged organization of the Territory
Of Dakota int Sta'e was debated with
out reaching vote. 10 the House, Il mo-
ton to strike out the distribution feature
of the new rules was defeatsd-yeas &c.
nays 227-and then the new rules were
adopted In toto. ne louss lneh 2uopt-
ed resolution to take a holiday recess
from Monday to January 5.
The Senate was not in session Saturd ~.
In the House, resolution was adopted
creating five select committees. Mr. Find
Law asked unanimous consent for the i'm
mediate consideration of the presidential
succession bill, but objection WAS inter
posed from the Republican side.
Both houses of Congress adjourned on
Monday to January 5th. In the Senate,
Mr.. Vest offered a resolution, which was
referred to the committee on foreign af-
fairs, declaring that the position assumed
by the President and Secretary Of State il
the correspondence growing out of the
appointment OF Hon. A. NJ. Kelley as min
lister to Austria Hungary meets with the
appreciation Of Congress. Mr.. Beck spoke
at considerable length on his resolution OF
inquiry as to whether coin paid for duties
had been applied to the payment of inter,
est on United States bonds, etc. In the
House over 1000 bills were introduced,
relating TO Almost every imaginable sub
ject.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25

The party victory in the last election,
says the Baltimore Times, was so sweeping
in it's character, owing to the shape given
TO the campaign by the Fusion movement
that the Republican opposition is almost
destroyed as an effective force, while the
Democratic caucus is SO large as to give
wide play to any possible dissensions that
might arise. There are over 100 Demo-
cratic members of the next Legislature.
and for one thing this circumstance will
be apt to create tendency toward an in
crease in the number of officers of the
Legislature. Heretofore the number of
Democratic senators has not been so large
but what there were enough Offices to give
each the filing of one. With the number
of Democrats there will be in the next
Senate there will not be enough offices to
90 around. At the last session of the
Legislature the delegation from the third
district of Baltimore got five Offices; but
Democratic delegations are so numerous
in the next House that the supply of Of
fees will be proportionately much scantier
than before. It is the unanimous opinion
of the party in the State that there should,
however, be no increase in the number Of
offices. Besides the officers appointed di-
rectly by the Senate and the House, there
are number of offices that are filed by
the joint appointment of the speaker and
president of the Senate, and by alottir g
to the Senate the majority of these there
will he one appointment for each Demo-
cratic senator. There will be enough Of
fees to give every county delegation and
each city district delegation one appoint
ment, and the delegations must content
themselves with this allotment Special
pains will be taken by the party leaders
to enforce a policy of economy, aud to
counteract any tendency towards extrava-
gance or party presumption, which the
overwhelming size of the Democratic ma
jority might possibly tend to create.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25

Now that the democrats in Congress are
assured by the report of the Secretary of
the Treasury and by heT1essage Of the
President that they will~have the power
full assistance of both those important and
influential governmental functionaries in
their efforts to reduce the revenue TO an
amount Just sufficient to meet the expenses
of reformed and economically admins
tered government, they should at once in
augurate all measures which. if carried
through, will effect that object, and should
persist therein necessarily, with no let or
hindrance, until they shall have done all
that can be done toward attaining con-
summation SO devouly desired. They
will, of course, be opposed by the repub-
licans, and by few miscalled democrats,
but they should show the people OF the
country that if they had possession of all
the branches of the government they would
reform the tariff upon a revenue basis,
limit the taxes to an amount that would
not exceed the actual needs of the coun-
try, remove the duties On the necessariss
Of life, and thereby diminish, by one half,
the present cost of living and that the
only thing between them and the blessing
referred to is the opposition of the repub-
Iicans and of the few anomalous democrats
to whom reference has been made. This
is a country in which, nominally, all men,
except the Chinese, are guaranteed equal
ity of opportunity, and where special ia
vors are granted to none, but the existing
high tariff proves that practically the
equality referred to is 4 myth, and that
there is small specially favorsd class
the protected manufacturers. Let all the
democrats in Congress make it SO plain
that the wayfaring man may see that they
are opposed to the continuance of such an
outrage upon the spirit OF tree insti u ions.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25

Owing to the fact that the body of the
millionaire A. T. Stewart, who died in
New York some years ago, was stolen from
the vault in which it had been placed by
some "body-snatchers," whose object was
to extort large sum of money for is re-
turn, the heirs OF VIM. H. Vanderbilt have
taken extra precautions to preserve his
body from like fate. Since the temper
airy resting place ofthe body is miles from
any police station, and in thinly settled
neighborhood, it has been thought pru-
dent to set a watch about it. Capt. Cleary
with a number of Pinksrton's detectives
have charge of the vault and a constant
watch is kept night and day, and there is
little likelihood of the bones of the de-
funct millionaire being disturbed until
they are removed to their final resting
place in the magnificent mausoleum now
in course of erection on Staten Island
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25
II has been said that it is impossible

It has been said that it is impossible to
conduct the government honestly with an
overlooking treasury. In order to build
up and maintain manufactures and mo-
nopolies, Congress keeps up high tariffs,
and robs the people annually of many mil
lions of dollars no, needed for the ecoao-
mical uses Of the government. While the
government collects surplus, the gener-
osity of our national legislators is un-
bounded and often oversteps constitution
al limitations. There are two schemes
now on hand to absorb some OF the excess
revenue and more will be invented. One
is to grant Gen. Grants widow an annuity
of $4,000 and the ranking privilege, and
another is to establish home for disabled
x-Confederates. Next, it is likely, will
be proposition to pay to Mrs. Hendricks
her husbands salary up to March 4th,
next, with perhaps an annual pension.
There is no warrant for any such expendI-
lures. and no necessity for making them.
Mrs. Grant is rich, having over $500, 900 !;
the ex Confederates have managed to get
along for over twenty years without gov
ernment aid, and Mrs. Hendricks is abun-
dainty provided for. 1t is time for econ
omy now, and reduction of the unneces-
sary burdens of the people Westminster
ddU0cdte
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25

The Presidential succession bill passed
the Senate last week with no opposition
from either party. The proposition for
counting the electoral vote was defeated.
The bill provides that, there beisg no
President and no Vice President. the sue
cessien goes to the Secretary of State, the
Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of
War, the Attorney General, the Postmaster
General, the Secretary Of the Navy and the
Secretary of the Interior, in the order
named. 1t also strikes out those sections
of the Revised Statutes which provide for
Especial election in the event of vacancy
in the Presidential office, there being no
Vice President, the effect of which will oe
that whoever succeeds to the office will
occupy it for the full term for which the
latest incumbent was elected
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

IL VIRTUE ~ \ DECREE OF TIE CIR
ID .n.g mr Cptr county stt,tu. in Eoaiiy.
pissed IN = ras~ wherein Atri,u Pa.~r the
Ptis Agriculture! Works John Hugh. and
''cior'n~ ia hes =. pl.juIji. aud J 5s.ph
u" - ts'gIA ,uf. TIE y .!cs,iru d / tras,re wlI
'el - rob ~ -ue'sa7 % tn farm known as
In insutpsE. " ua y tul-mo, eek on
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25
AnniNtSrRAtoG ; NUtlua
osph.n-' Conr; Of Charles Coaary set,

NJ y VIC II ! ots - NJ IttE.
orpasn-' Conrt Of Charles Coanry Set.
DECsuRsR ls, 1885
hRpERED BY THE COURT. THAT
~ VI lisW " h-sah and j .,n II Wright.
administrators of William : kerch. ,l.,eas
ed, give the NOTICE required t,y law 10 tie
cFeol'ors Of s'sil William : ks-~h. decreased. -
exhibit Ih~ir claims, le,uls authenticated. hy
advertisement puGiish,,l ia some one v<:ai..r
puhiis'ed IN Charl-S County. Htr, lau.l once ia
e'ch OF three Successive weeks
True couv.--fesi.
REM NATrINGLY.
Reg Wits or Chs "a.
NOTICE
'TlilS Is To GIVE NOTICE Tel. N. sn}-
srriher h,< 't.iucd f:,rn thc nr.1trs'
Court OF On 'rics County, Nryltnl. letters
Of Administration on The p,t>nnd estate of
WILLIAM : kGECH.
bate OF Stid county irce ,>rrl. Al, ,scr>n1S Inv
ing claims against sill l.-,-.S-l arr hereby
warned to exhibit thu S,n-. aith t',. vouchers
hereof leg dly auth nlirtyri - tn subscriber
On or before the lS h day OF Jane. 1856
/ hev NAV otherwise IL !tw he executed rom
III benefit OF sail diesel r>t s'p. Giv~p m
Ter our hand. this 18th iiy uf ..,.o ,,r 1883
VI i.iAN " KEICu
JAMES 4. WRIGHT
Adm T., of Nm - Il -, L.,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25

For cure of rheumatism, neuralgia in
its various phases Of sciatica, the doulou.
reux, semi crania, &c j., and govt, use Sal
vation Oh the greatest pain cure on earth.
1t is specific for the above diseases Price
% cents bottle.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25
n O &c f.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORE.
warned from ,respassing on nv farm
known as st. MATHEWS" near Pomfret
With either dog or gun. All persons will he
prosecuted who disregard this notice.
S. COX.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25
For Speaker Of the neat House Of Delegates
Hon. Andrew G. Chapman,
OF
CHARLES COUNTY.

There was small gathering of Mary
land politicians at the residence of Sena-
tor German in Washington on Friday last
at which some matters likely to be brought
up in the Legislature were discussed
Among the gentlemen present were Gov
Lloyd, Gen. Chapman, Mr.. Spencer Jones,
Clerk of the Court of Appeals, Insurance
Commissioner Hines and Congressman
COMPTON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25

Congress adjourned on Monday, says the
Baltimore Sun, until Tuesday, January s.,
1886, but not before both bodies had been
we'll deluged with bills and resolutions
In the House ,004 bills were introduced,
though the call of States for bills had pro-
ceeded only SO far as to the fourteenth of
the thirty eight States. In the S-nate the
most notable event perhaps was the attack
made by Senator Beck, of Kentucky, on
the silver policy of the administrations
His chief complaint is that the Secretary
of the Treasury, with the Presidents APP
prevail, has continued to pay the interest
on limited a-lA-i.-e.Gl.Li-4.---l-e
complying with the law requiring the pay
ment Of interest in such coin, including
oliver, as may have been received in the
payment Of duties On imported goods.
The effect has been, he says, to discrimi-
nate against silver in the interest of mono
metalism. Among matters which will
give rise to no little criticism is the move
ment in both houses to Introduce absurd
bills to pension everybody that took part
even for few days, in the war of 1861 IS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25

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Tn, r.,h.,,;, GU,
hr,3 '", o'u. VI 1T 81 Wary $ MINI
los, ,o,h;n,. 49, " ""' gu - toth'
sur,,rn. s5 "a '"s s''S' "'' ID o'o IN
Philip Brady AMI his wifr who h,d been
married moath were s,rl"k nv an eyDra3,
a'T ~ .; 0ps"T"' H'h lay "ni'e crossing
.,an,I,. LiIlaa " '' ''se 'ai Ia
Archilus W ,rren was knocked from bucket
hy a fragm mt OF rock Whit being hoisted from
So'ierlno mine. Nevid.vil p. CT, Friday. Ii,
TELL about 200 iett. HIS jtHhpne w IS found
at one level and piece OF his skull at another
A man ia Connecticut ,st ffry years of age
has given up the use of tonacco after ron,in-
nous chewing of il since he was half ayear old
lie says that when baby the only remedy Tor
his crossness was chunk o. tobacco. He can
not now account for hs stopping the use Of
'hs weed
NJ Arch;h II mn. -, ur.;.,,. W
ho, = III - VI ." ''''spHtg' .
tive for one e. his age Last wr,k h. Ssouli
cred his and walked OF, to his farm. dis
tsnt about five miles from M1rrinsbur. md
chopped cord of wood, retarniag in h. eve
Ming IN time for surp~r.
Tu :. -, I, H.. -. ,
p,'l.a,, ~ - ~ nus. r.
W - =" "a ''''' - "e nag
49,, - .'.- W. '"S", u COZ"
ed verdict Tor th- d ,i-ud mt 1t was in
- dence al The t:th that the wom IN horro vrd
the bAoy. She mas disappeared
S..,,. F,i.
Al ,,r ~. 49,. arh;.I. y - -.
wood, near Flnit,. la i'at T-rritorr, W., re
le sei On a trchnj eslt,, O. : ,tlri AZ aui iam--
dIstely re,rr-,;ei tor ksltn- The nthv Of 4 gr}
who lived in his house ~ rsk;us a. hy ths fee,
and dssaIns cut It's hrtirs ,-tin>t tdr Wal
A three &c! x H., S,f,rit, ,,,,rn,,, ,h,
ii at Rn,kfn.h,nN & ,a..y-~,u,.4-l "a,
so masked ron Uh, t,rr-I .,.r.-s.,,I-
cured whi-c sn,g nam! I.h, L.. -
mont three ~ Ks 40 kill.s : ,t.gn., With
They c.rrixi Le~ our II ia,.n ib,u-.I hin,
TO a limb %. irr- ml+I-;-i Welsh C,r
rsouey
"'" 80 10 n F'p'r' 'plhi On To-.
person 10 oe l.. ; hr."Fe.i, VS. ar'c-si sun
dty night on the rUl-S'rts OF t.HnCri Il. fs
Iowa liz say he : IN rsg'r - Wash'ng'os to
lsn.rr,-. n. b-,,;fr - "a -,
considerable many KAN - I...,.t
J.. .,,u, = me y.
'.'''''' 'A'N''N'' - 49, HtiH 'fEhN ~ -
Aitir", h'rnsr, lived ~ ~ s'n- hf1'a ~
SNHrahVse, uHlo- Ms A4.5r7 r,4n.i ne
hsl wtr, which ~tS as-l s- hrfh fl~Tg
spht tohtcc' zoe % the clean h4u- wh,ci
iel 20 4 quarrel n Wh.ch II T,rr t,s.uFr-t
Mullen s.tA \ butcher kutse. s-r,-u1,a Iul
len shot him 81
the furniture an4 Nar.rv nj Father n-r.v,z
Cabot priest OF Est Dasgs,. Sr.rfav
sni s4s ioek j % hr Nh. r-i.si A'er kr.,.-
ing h'm prisoner tcr.rsj hoq-, tie sre.f r.
Iers-i he off -er hat h,rr~i n. d,,~.,-l e
fused % allow am f. t.sr ~ y.,lf .-l
rtntNas sbiH.a-l agr fb.r-f,t
o"e % ~ ef'a'STrs ET'"~s d-. A =
NAAepH''e. whose a1c' aye IN 'r~h s'n. FiN-
h'u'H N"d tArFrr- A's', p-'i h'' cfsanTTrF
p'Ar'' '"'t 'N"F St',"H'. In r'@N'ft . acA
~ III "r1 wages 'lh ~ 1~s-i1ri o. PN more
sD0 tNHr NeFAPt th 0gEA tie srss,r lie g..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-25

Agents wanted everywhere 10 earn
money N distributing the Suns Pre-
NUNS.
The most interesting and aciyaata-
geous offers ever made by any News
paper.
No Subscriber ignored or neglected.
Something for all.
beautiful and Substantial Premiums in
Standard Gold and otherwatches, Valuable
Books, the Best Family Sewing Machine
known TO the trade, and an unequaied lis.
Of objects Of real utility and instruction.
Rates. by Mat. Postpaid:
DAILY. per Year (~ithout sunday Sc 90
DAILY, per Month ,wishou; sunday, so
SUNDAY. per Year 100
FOR EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR 90
WEEKLY. per Year 100
Address, TIE Sun, New York City.