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TN THE JUSTICES COURT, FLAG. Il staff Township. Yavapai County. Arizoua Territory, J. w. Spaford, Justice of tn ( Peace.
 Robt L. Newman, Plaintiff,
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 Territory, J. w. Spatford. Justice of the
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 we'll at last reports.
 Good horses need not be broken in order to find purchasers in the east. Eastern horse dealers, many of them, prefer to take car load lots and brake and mate them according to their own tastes. Of course it must be under stood that in order to realize more money on horses than is being req lized on cattle the same care must be gwen to the points of breeds, num- Der of stallions to a given number of mares, regular round-ups, castrating of colts when young, etc., and espec- ially to the production ot sizeable animals for harness work, all of which IS very simple. With our native mares we can produce from large, we'll bred stallions a large percent of harness horses and the colts should be castra- ted at time of branding to avoid the risks of loss when castrated at a later period. From a band of large, we'll bred mares, and first class stallions, d class of horses can be produced that will bring an average price of $I3o eace. This subject is worthy of considerable thought.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
Local BieyIiieS

Don't fsi! to see that all Your ,.eis Lb"rs
are properly rrgi:terod.
The mhitc schools OF The county reopen
ed promptly IN asst tuesday, the 1st list.
Mr.. Pcrcival Padgett left This week to
resume his school duties in New llamp
shire.
Miss Kate rospy, of Washington is Wis
ing her sis'er, Mrs. J. V. Smoo', IN THE
village.
Our summer visitors are rapidly disap
pearing Though enough are still eft t.
make it interesting.
The weather for the past couple of days
has been decidedly fall like, and at nigW
an extra blanket is comfortable.
The amount Of the bonded debt of this
county is S7,563 As at per cent. and
IS, 600 at per cent. Tota', $12,5G3 45.
The birds are beginning their migra
lions southwark. Even now their .wi;tel
and CHATTER in the morning is rot so stroI z
The outlook for sport for huntsmen this
tall is very promising, rs numerous anc
large coycys Of birds are to be met W i'll
on all sides.
Master Mitchell Digges has fine young
donkey which he offers for sale. Anyon,
desiring riding animal for child shou {
ca on Mitcbe !.
Had "Rex" sent Lis or her name th'
communication wenld have appeared j
we again repeat that anonymous lie. err
are not noticed by US.
We give considerable of our space Thu
week to Mr.. r. Payne in which to eNplair
his version of the recent iegal difficulty il
which lie was involved.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
The Tournament al The poinI.

The NJ, ssrs. Howard Bros, proprietor, o.
Chapel Point, propose having grand old time
fournnuert At that !orulsr rcsosl on II ur.dsy
p,x,. tie lUih Inst. tbs aii.:r vii lie ole O.
he granGc>t and therefore oLe cf the NEST en-
j. yahle ever held in the county, "a 80 expense
viii be spare ty he management 20 assure a.
complete success Al who havearlcrded 'ormcr
entertainments ST Il q Pe:Ht know full w,li th'
capabiiity Of en-FIetJc man gers TO fu1ui-l
tun and uu-emeut fer th' il eutsts 81 visitor.
and know that vile ANY thing j. promised tt en-
il is always more thrn fully realized. There
fore il yon Wish 10 erjoy peasant day Il tur
end rtcre. ton DO not tail TO alter the comm
ourramrut, hut zone aid hriuE yrUr fan5ls
and all your friends ith yon. SeTsrai Ia ri
some prZ are 10 te competed for ~ tn
XII. his End this should induce orr t,sI ridsr:
10 enter the Isis aI rt for tn m and II ey
should also " ihcir Utmost to let the victory
be with c ar e. a, it is likely they will have
several competitors iro Al ruad For further
particulars OF this grand affair read the adver-
tiseutut : lSeu here
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

The executive committee Of the State Temp
eIsnce Allian>e met in Baltimore last week.
and decided TO hold a nominating convention
on September 10th, delegates to which were
elected in The legislative districts Of Baltimore
last week The con vention will nominate can
didates for State Comptroller, Clerk of Court Of
Appeals, sheriff. clerks of the city courts and
members Of the legislature. letter was re-
ceived from Somerset county, statin. that full
ticket would be nominated. and it is likely that
similar actien will be tai en- IN Dorchester, Prince
Georges, Alcsany and other counties The
members Of the Alliance expect 10 make live
" fl hit in Gilmore
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
GOMMI
ALIENS FRESH. Sept LIST. 1885,

ALIENS FRESH, Sept LIST. 1885.
Eaters Of he Times
noticed in the issue of the Independent be
! fore the last under the head of locals that the
Editor took notice of my arrest. | thought he
did II little injustice by not giving me IL
better version of the matter. | wrote TO him
calling his attention to it, but he declined To do
il. In Justice To myself and family beg leave
of You to allow me To make statement through
your columns, which Is IL true one, SO that The
public may better understand it. About the first
of April last, Blair and Baptist, his son. came To
me To know if | had II horse To sell rs they
wanted 10 buy il Jointly. told then had
After talking awhile about the price they left.
/ \ few days afterwards {. {. Blair came back TO
see me III reference To the horse, and after talk
ing awhile we agreed upon the price at nifty
dollars. | told him that presumed he intended
Ia pay cash .or the horse. then reminded nm
of an old store account that had been standing
for IA long time unpaid. ltoid hm did not care
to ut too many OF my eggs In one basket, As some
of them might get broken as had been The case
heretofore. lie then assured me most positively
that If would sell him the horse he would pay
me ont OF the fr>t money that would be due nm
on his read salary, which would hc due the ti>t
OF June. stu refused To sell. IL" then went on
10 make every lair promise a man could make,
saving if ht did not settle, for the horse 1T the
time Stipulated. could take the horse home and
lac and his son would pay Tor the use OF II. My
wife. who WAS present al the time" advised me
would do what Was right. Finally let him take
the horse ON those conditions. Not long after
that met him on the road told him 10 close
the matter up, Ia give me an ordcr ON the Coun
~ commissioners Tor the amount; he told me he
preferred To- draw the money and pay me. The
first al June came. he told mc the commissioners
had no money in hand and could not Get any, but
B would pay ult soon. then asked hlm for an
order he again refused went Ia SEE hun Vvral
times after this and insisted GA his giving me an
order Tor the horse, hut hc refused saving he
would draw the money and pay me himself.
Aouui tut. middle 81 July lac said II you Will go
I" f'rt tobacco. Will CIV N"n an order for the
payment ut N"Ur horst. / told Nim n" could
give mo The order now, which hv IA. sent the
order the neat day 10 fo.t iota"o" ny cominl>-
>Ituor Lancaster ln"ttgnt "a. bu h'> return he
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
Democratic and Conservative
Primary Meetings.
Close up the Ranks and let the Democratic
Column Nltyrh on to Victory.

TN accordance with the recommendation the
L State Central Committee, at the meeting held
in Baltimore on the Sth Of July, 1885, the Dem
ocratic Conservative voters of Charles county
are requested to assemble in Primary Meetings,
at the usual places of voting in their respective
Election Districts, on
S-4TURp4T, September 18th, 1885,
at O. clock P NJ. for the purpose of selecting
Tn Delegates to represent them in County
Con vention, to be held in Port Tobacco, on
MONDAY, September 14th, 1885,
at IL O'Clock A NJ, sharp, whose duty it will
he to appoint Four Delegates to represent
Charles county in the State Convention, 10 he
held in Baltimore City, on
WEDNESDAY 7, September 18th. 1885
for the purpose Of nominating one candidate
for Comptroller. and candidate for the
Clerk of the Court Of Appeals of Maryland.
The same convention will also be charged, at
some subsequent day to be hereafter named by
the County Central Committee, with nominal
ing candidates for the General Assembly and
for the various county offices to be elected this
fall.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
The OYSTER Season.

The season for iongin- for oysters began
on Tuesday last, the first Of September. snd
ends on April Is, 1886. Every person apply
ing for license to use any canoe or other boat
il taking catching oysters with Fixes or
tongs for sale is required to make oath teforr
the clerk of the county or Justice of the Peace
that he has ben rel lent Of the county for
twelve mon'hs next prec III his applicable n
for said license; that he tends 10 use So d
beat only in the " ,,ers Of the county in wiki
he resides that no non -resdent IS nteres &c in
said beat that he will MT allow tna boat to | {
and that he will obey and comply with all the
laws regulating the taking or catching o.
oysters
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
A Challenge,

Me;srs. j. Henry and Walter Hawkins de
sire us to state that they challenge any other
two persons in the county to game of croquet,
tie contest to decide the cha mpiorship of the
county in this game The contest 10 take place
on any good grounds in tie nerghborhood OF
Port Tobacco, the best two in three games To
determil the victory, and the losers to pay all
expenses attendant on the contest. Here is an
opportunity for some sport which we hope some
OF our brilliant crcquct players will take up.
The contest s open for ladies as well as gentle
men. We can furnish good grounds in PorI
Tobacco, and i: the match shoIld he arraEgtd
contest
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
LOCAL {:

s@ The Subscription price of The
TINES is 81. per annum If paid IN
adrance or at any time wifhim the cur
rent gear; If not paid aritain the yeGr
$50 wiN be invaria6ly 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, 1885-09-04
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An Unknown Disease
Democratic Central Committee for Charles C,

An Unknown Disease
Some of our farmers, says the Annapolis
Republican,, are much alarmed at the appear
ance Of an unknown and fatal disease anon g
their swine. Many Of the hogs attacked by the
disease die after few days sickness and fears
are entertained Of greater loss before the ad-
vent of cooler weather. NJ. l.. NJ. H. de, in
this village, recently lost four large hogs in
Just such way as deserted and it is probably
that the new disease may have reached Us, go
it will lie necessary for our farmers TO keep a
close watch and give careful attention to Il cir
swine to prevent their dying.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

BENZ aloIt 20 n ore from the coun'y !
will sell at publ ton, on Tues day S-ptem-
ter 18th, at 10 A. NJ, at Rose Hill, near Purt
Tobacco, a large assortment o hoL,t hold Effects,
comprising, parlor furniture. stser.l chamber
suits, dinirg groom china md glass" ne, kitchen
utensils, &c. \ complete descriptive Ii will
ADJ ear in n.xt week : issue OF L i gairr.
May !! TT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

TO I'D TERIYSERS.-THE TINES hdrinq q
J. ryer circulation Than any other paper among tie
Intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
County, offers Superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in lis columns Send
for card rates, whch as io,c any other paper
IN Southern Maryland, 70 sag nothing about cucuIa-
ion
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
A Great Convenience:

When visiting Baltimore. make OEHM's
your headquarters. They will t1ke care of
YOUR parce and deliver them to Steamboats,
and r r Drpots free. Their line of Mems,
Boys, Clothing is unusually attractive, whilst
their prices are lower than ever. Don't fail TO
avail yourself Of the ind offer of the above firm
$50 W Pratt 4 55 Hanover Streets.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
To the Voters of Charles Go

The undersigned. officers Of registration fol
the several election districts OF Charles county
duly appointed and qualified according to law
hereby give u.tice that they will seyeraly 81
al the places hereinafter named on the day:
named, with open doors, from \. NJ. 10 : p
NJ on each of the days appointed by law tol
said ;i,,in=, TO wit on he1th 81, IN, AotI
aud /f,h da,. of September, 1856 being TIE
Tursday, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and
>tiurday neNt after the first Monday in Sep
rember, 1856 Tor the purpose OF revisit 9
and completing the :egi>tnes OF Hoters o
Charles counly.
Any person claiming TO he entitled TO be reg
i.'ered as II qualified voter in Charles County
may apply TO re ctacxt registration Of The
election district in ~ti<h' The claimant resides
AT the place or ore Of The places nnd during tn,
time appointed tor the sitting
The officer OF Registration Tor the frs, cleo
tiOn dlstfic; viii SIT At
POHY YOBACGO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
JOHN II. LLOYD.

EWha Mr. James Natinel large and practical Chapt District
o
gh / tina
ourg
JOIN ~ LLOYD
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

MNTTISSS.
Miss Lottie Milar. the youngest daughter
OF Mrs Emily and the late Cvl Thos 4 MIllar,
and very charmii g, petite and p' Pu'ar belle
of Nanjsn oy, c,used considerably surprise to
her family ani friend; on list SATURDAY by tie
announcement to them ofher marriage with DR..
Ashton, yonng Virg MIA phySi'ia who for
merly practiced his profession in Nan emoy. Miss
Lotte had gone to the mountains of vi ginia
to 81 end her summer and no thought was en-
tertained by her f,miy of the course she was
about to pursue. aud, underS.a nd, that
intimation of it had been received hy teen Until
lattler WAS received from the young lady
Saturday announcing that she had become
bride We presume her future home will b.
with her husband in Virginia, and lille W.
.ymp .,hiz. with the deuiz-ns of the ''Wiids"
at losing her bright flce and social and Xxi Hdly
manner, We nevertheless teader hearty cen
rratuaiions to the welded p-ir and wish fol
them unciou1ed and prosperous union.
A Parable.
A level-headed nen 81 aper ma comes down
rs follows: 1--WE presume some Ieopeihihk
that n, wspaper men are persistent duns. Let q
farmer place himself in the same usiness posi-
,ion and see i he would not do the same thing
Suppose lie raises crop of ore thousan I'D bush
els of wheat, and The price as only the small
sum of 81 Lushel or less ard the nei hbors
says, Il will pay you in a few days AS the
ia, mer does not want 10 be 81 al in the matter
lie SAYS, 'All right Anoih.r comes in the
same wsy until the hole Of the ole thousn nd
bushels are gone cut 10 one thousand persons
Not one purchaser concerns himself about IT,
for it is small amount he owes the farmer.
and of course that cou'd not help him any. lie
docs not realize that t! farmer has frtted ava y
his crop of heat ia little drihlets, AID that be
i seriously embarrassed in his business tecan-e
his drbloIs t<<t<aaSS i rs Snail matter But il
a1~wo61d pay him promptly, which they could
Go as We AS not it would be large amount
to the farmer and enable him TO carry on hi:
business wiihou diff guilty. The above com
parison is too tue Of tie d fficulties that Z
new spaper nan has TO centend with"
The Most Fashionable and the best o
Baltimore Clothing is now selling a; prices
lower than are asked for ordinary ready-mad'
Stock. ACNE HALL, 209 W. Baltimore st.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

The Most Fashionable and the best OF
Baltimore Clothing is now selling a; prices,
lower than are asked for ordinary ready-made
Stock. ACNE HALL, 2O9 W. Baltimore st.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

An enjoyable entertainment was given
at Chapel Point on Thursday night Of asst
week, at which fancy roller skating was
the chief attraction. Profo ssnrs Nash and
! Fingie. of Washington. gave II beautiful
| exhibition If he ease and grace and ccler-
| ity Of motion on rollers. Tie impersDra-
! tion by Prof Nash OF the country dude on
rollers was ludicrnus and amusing and
was gres.tly enjoyed AT or this exhibi-
ion grand ball was inaugurated, W hich
MAS well attended ard at which many
handsome and expensive toilets were to
lie seen. Some Of the Washington guests
were resplendent in cos ly evening toilets
and rare jewels glistened ard dazz!td
everywhere.
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-02
SundaY-school Convention.


Last Saturday, in company with
Capt. r. T, Simmons, it was the
pleasure of the editor to attend
the meeting Of the Terrell County
Sunday-school Association at Sar-
dis. Although we arrived too
late to attend the services, we
learn that they were quite interest
ing and the singing very good.
AT noon = those in attendance
brought forth their baskets and q
sumptuous dinner was spread in
the grove, and right here we de-
sire to return thanks for ourself
and the Captain to the estimable
people who welcomed and enter
tanned us with genuine, open
Aearted Georgia hospitality We
are proud to claim them as neigh
bors and citizens. At 3 o'clock
the convention adjourned to meet
at Enterprise ON Friday before
the 4th Sunday in September.
We are under special obliga-
tons to Charlie Harris for nice
watermelon and other courtesies.
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-02
Does This Anply to YonY

An honest man is the modest
work of God. This sentence
should be printed in letters Of
gold and pasted in the hat Of ev-
cry person in the land. Without
honesty there is no happiness, no
peace, no beauty, no reverence
no life worth living we see
too many men willing to sacrifice
ALI things that make earthly exist
Ience endurable-willing to sell
their hope of happiness in the
world to come all for few short
days of prosperity, for a few
Ishekels Of gold. What strange,
blind creatures we are! What
fools these mortals be!
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-02
Goes off Half-C0cked.

Perhaps nineteen twentieths of
the readers of this paper have
heard and freely discussed the re-
port against our pastor, Rev. J. G..
Corley. He did not preach here
last Saturday and Sunday, and
will not until this matter is fully
settled. Just here we desire to
state, that after thorough inves-
tig9tion, the report is found to be
nothing but a pack of lies. The
public will please bear this in
mind. -Brookville Correspondent
Cr,thbert Enterprise.
This is none of our quarrel,
but we. desire to state that the
man who penned the above has
gone off half-cocked. He either
knew nothing of what he. was
writing, or else is very par
tiaf to Mr.. Coriey. The charges
were preferred by some of the
most intelligent, upright aud re-
spectacle citizens of Terrell coun-
ty, AS the matter is now under
going investigation, we refrain
from any comment. The evidence
adduced is Of a very scandalous
nature. The correspondent "wiIl
please bear this in mind"
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-02
WHlSKEY.
Where to Get It--Rehable Men Who
Advertise Their Business.

For good drink go to the
Eureka. If.
Lager beer on draught at the
Eureka. tt.
Fine Old Kentucky WHISTLES
Just received at the Eureka. If.
Badweiser Bottled Beer, the
best beer in America, for sale by
NJ. G. Minis g. Co. If.
When you want to enjoy
yourself go to the Eureka Pool
and Billiard Saloon. If.
| have at the City|Saloon the
only Original Budweiser Beer in
toWn-the best sold.
tt. JACK SALMON.
Mr.. Barlow Thomas,
at the Eureka, will please
you if you call on him. IF.
lam still selling my home made
Georgia corn whiskey, which is
made at nay still in Meriwether
county Don't forget it.
tt. JACK SALMON.
Vixen it is taken into consider
alton the fact that Whiskey is
used largely by those who seek
its medicinal benefits, the Purity.
and merits of the Whiskies sold
becomes a question Of great I'M
portance.
/ W. EaFYss's Nelson County Whisksy
has been before the public for
many years, its P lrity is not only
guaranteed by the Distillers, but
is commented on by great num-
Der of the most eminent Physi-
clans of the United States.
Sold by NJ. G. MINIS & CO.,
Dawson, Ga.
Feb. 26, 1851.
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-02
DOVER I)OINGS.
a Hog Fourteen Days without
FoOd-Other Interesting Items.

a Hog Fourteen Days without
FoOd-Other Interesting Items.
In conversation with Mr.. j. j.
Bradley, one of our best citizens,
he related to me circumstance
that I think might be of interest.
He had a hog that had been miss
ing fourteen days, and passing by
his cotton screw he heard a noise
in the well under the screw. He
examined the we'll and found his
missing hog,which had been there
fourteen days without food. A
pretty good fast for a hog. DIR.
Tanner tasted forty days, but how
long hog could fast I do not
know.
On Sunday morning, while on
the way to church, Miss Claudia
Bradley called US in and present
ed the writer's wife with box of
nice peaches. Miss Claudia is a
sweet young lady. May her path
way be strewn with flowers of
plea ,ure.
Mr. Billie Fed Simpson and la
dy were in the village Sunday, the
guests. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Col
lier.
Mr.. E. J. King is ON visit to
his brother, A. 7. Kirg,our young
merchant.
Now, Mr.. Editor, variety is said
to be the spice of life. Let us
take a short trip westward to
Cuthbert to the District Confer
ence, which convened last Monday
night. The crops along the road
are charming. Those old red
lands have been improved and
brought into a fine state
Of cultivation. We found
the people Of Cuthbert noble and
generous. Our stay there was
pleasant, indeed. The exercises
of the Conference were interest
ing and entertaining. We had
good preaching and good state
Of religious feeling W.