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ORDER NISI.
y he Circuit Court for Charles County.
: ,bo matter Of the sale Of real estate of J.
Stonewall folsom
No. Is lnsolyencies.

ORDERED BY the court this oath day Of
[ November. 1885 that the sale Of the
N state made and reported By A Posey,
rs sas,ee IN the above entitled cause be finally
JUS .ssaa and confirmed unless cause to the
raliusr he shown on or before the third
son"@ in December next; provided copy
Moa aGis rider be inserted in some newspaper
o. .t' 'lsI Charles county once in each Of
pupl,9 successive weeks prior to the said third
Monday in December next.
Aohu'' j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Of CT. Ct. for Charles County.
lfus 'of' ]. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
nov 27-dt
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Forty years experience, in every
cline on ear has proved Ayers Cher
nv Pectoral to be the most reliable rem
dy for colds coughs, and all lung dis
eases. Neglected colds often become in
durable ailments. Deal with them in
time. and prevent their becoming deer
seated in the system.
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TIE PaEsI0Eafs nyqn-s

Tie mess ,gc Of the sr., !
President since the ia,. NJ /.
was submitted to cunrre..
anl read in bdh ll,,...
"a nee Of T. len.t, We j..
IT," laying the papar before ~.
The message deals fully wi,l !.
portant question at present ,ne.. E
people anil v IL leng by. i,
\ clear = most particular.
care ani thought. lis IN iii 5
cratic N tone, but the ,i.w, .s.
President On the Thrift probl1n.
eide With the Republican III, \ +.
question: aud hence in iii, 49,.
savors Of RepubIicauism
The President at first troa,. !,
ot The international in,ere,.
"''''' suites ana Is IN positia
m1kr The gratifying annou ,ca,...,,.
r !. atoms with an f cirn Il,
continue to be frie.ily. lie a.n il.
up the question Of taxation. .,I e.
from the report Of the Ssers,,..
Treasury showing such LARGO .,,.,a
81 surplus revenue in the vao,s ,ft
Treasury, that a re luction .l,,a,
made Of tie amount exacteJ f.o,,f
people Tie says in this The quesiian i
free trade is not involved M, !. -.
my necessity for a discussion ofh.
' siom Or expedicncy Of rroa 81.
'y,'em The question 10 +, 5at
S''n : Tue revenue paid BY the pa,s
On custom lues. In treatipo ~ IA
question: the President is terse lo.n
he point. lie urges that inst;eo M
l'rncss dictate that in any modisc,aa
I our pres Mt laws relating to reycaas
ne industries and interests which b,
cen encouraged BY such laws. amin
Inch our citizens have large Interests
'oaId not be rathlessly injured Or L.
royet We should deal with the sules
such manner as to project H. ID
rests Of American labor which istbe
ipital Of our workingmen; IL stsbah
~ proper remuneration furnish be
ost jastitiabIe Pretext for a protective
'Icy. On the silver coinage proic
c Presi lent is lengthy and area, 3,
.th vast deal of reason tha. Tie ,sa
lued coinage Of silver dollars worth HI
Al value on eighty cents will & ~
'astrous results. has already had n.
Get to dive gold fronl the market to
me extent. and if the issue Of sue.
preeiated coin is continued gold aal
yer VII part company The bunk
and capitalists Will be allie to bus
u one hundred dollars Of gold, one
'dred and twenty dollars Of silver
lie at tic same time the laborer will
compelled to take silver for his labor
It's face value, because by an act Of
ngress it is made legal tender. In
sussIng the affairs of the War d.
tment the main recommgadatioa ,
ed IS change in the law Applying
he term Of enlistment Of the lol4ier.
desertion. lie alyisesl ssott-
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Commlsslone Coleman, in his annual


report 10 Tie PresIIent, says truthfuIIy
that there is NJ subject in which the ag
ricutural department can be used to
greater benefit than in It's attention 70
forestry Interests "Arhor days
should be instituted in All the States, the
science Of forestry should be taught IN
schools, aul the organization Of local
and Sine forestry societic, should be
encouraged
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ogFr3ERs OF CONGRESS

ill., meeting ofthe caucus Of the
lrn Senator's saturday motion
,le that the caucus proceed to II. :
II, President Of tie Senate Up n
5JIot beng taken, Nr Sherman re-
H., iii te votes but four and upon a
Nm II Nj Edmund. the nomination
mail. unanimous
uiae Democratic Senator's, zee t
s.,met ID c5nfrueeat II O'Clock also
s,tar Al, Senator voorhees, was III
...a..aI ii put il nonnaii'n tor fre'i-
s., pr3 tamPore senator Harris y
tennessee senator liaTf' accepted
he uaun ion, aud - a snort speech
t,pkelthe eonftrence 'or tue honor con
+ rrei On him
T1eDsmo.r'ilc members q '''e ''ouso
{ representatives, =
saturday z nominate ''., =
ofce' p re r''' n'','
NJ loao h'''l''P'
So mule '''"l''''
Ne,'r' be''a'
Brs'sen.f0ise. VI =
secretaries y ''i' "a - - t "'a
unt organization vas '",''''. ~
caucus Immediately pfos'e.'ei y Se''0'
Ulcers, AMI hf carlisle ~'l2 "as
Tor NP'aAeF .! '''' (" ''''S'
i Kentucky WIS ~ 'a'''i'uy ecu
Mr. joan . Clarke, .! Missouri,
va. named for clerk o. tne House ana
unanimously chosen re : 'ae present.
incumbent. Ar Leeaon', % on'o' "no
1J e observation-disclosures Of the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-11

\ D Il zen. tl,irl ,..i.,,..
muster = general, has submitted ! =, !,
r"''"a''er General his animal :, =. 'a'
upon the business Of hi, o@ a' F'P'r
the fiscal year ended juno aoa u ,
From TIE rep'rt it appears ~, - !, ''''
p'sial revenue during tbe w.. - 'o''
50 500 s4j. willie The ev,.s3.. wa
actual and estimated iuclulia ',,, .aa
s'flon to Pacific railroad. f. =, ppea'
r''Fe were S5oal2. us. Ia,r %a' ',F-
excess Of to Al cost ESTIMATED, !, 'a'
wee over gross receipts. ss.ssI i, =
! part Of the decrease. saws Tho ,l;.i
''s'an'' may be attril ufcd to tlo -. -
q the INIT Of weight on second :, =
matter from two ounces to four on.. ~
WITHOUT ehanee IN the rate sf no.,.
nut more potent factor was Tho
throughout the country
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NOTICE

~ Persons are hereby forwarned not to
~ trasspass on the premises OF the under-
~ u'' near Bryantown, either with or
slsaf aat dor or gun. The law will be fisidly
wlsoo paS ao1inst all BIO disregard this nolice
enfOFceu = ~, R. d. KERR,
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1885, Fall s Winter 1895
NOVELTIES.

Our counters are loaded
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Mems and Boys Suits.
0vereoats and Pants
Every new style Of Fash.
ion and Fabric aud price.
the lowest in our long eT.
perience As heretofore
our great aim is reliab,7,
~ Real merit and lew
prices combined, insure
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In view Of the magnitude Of our sales dur
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encouraged and stimulated to greater efforts
and after lengthy preparations we have Sc
cured q magnificent stock OF Dry Goods,
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as made unanimous.

The following ticket for House officers
Vas nominated: For clerk, Col W. Q.
Crosbie, Of Iowa; for sergeant-at-arlns,
Captain Albert 0. Marsh, Of Indiana;
for doorkeeper, Col. Joseph r seldom,
of Connecticut; for postmaster, A W
Adams. Of Maryland, for chaplain, Rev.
Dr.. L. I Brit, Of Nebrasl;a
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For low prices Of Lumber, see advertise
neltt 0l W4letl Is LIBBY.
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Disbursements
.CoLoRED SCHOOLS.
Receipts.

uaexpcnded balance, Sep 30, 1884 : 2l3
Amount from State Treasurer..... 5,937 80
{" from County School Board :. 200 GO
Oyster Fun l.. ...... ...,... ..........,. 100 90
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CoNrIECED.
Trustee Sale
OF
Valuable Personal Prom RI,

DY virtae Of an order Of i. ci.....
ID for Charles county. passed 4 N, ga.' v loaf
OF the petition Of J camilus Howard and
or ' tba tar lf a. I'dng as Howard Bros
State Of Maryland the 9p5r.i.a LAWS q The
aent Trustee in Insolvency Of sid cap piIl,
Howard aud aud William N, Hawntd trading as
ChapeI Point ONT. ON @'' ss' a. PuoIlc auction al
Frtt(dy dHd SQfurdW De-
.,.I ron ,,o5
'o"'oo' AS'H "H0 IJ'h, 1888,
AZ il O'Clock 4. M, the following ,a,.on,,
property.
A varied and complete assortment Of Hotel
Furniture;
Forty sets Of Bed Room Fnrn;tnro
Forty China chamber sets
One lot Of Hair Mattresses
!" " Boosters.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-02

No. 8 red e9@70c. Con-Demaad active
aud decidedly stronger; opeued t@tc hish-
en-, iuctusted again, advanced and closed lie
higher than yesterday; cash 37k@3SIc,
February 3f@37s, closed at 37fc; March
37@3fsc; May 4Oi94lfc, closed ut 4lsc.
0as-Fair demand; firm and a shade high
er; cash February and March 26}c; May
30l@30ac, closed al 3Olc. Rye-Quiet
at CSC. Barley-Quiet at CSC. Flax Seed
Fair demand at 81 46I. Pork-Demand
active but early advanced l0@l5c, receded
again but later advanced 20@25c and
closed steady; cash $l2 35@l2 As; Febru-
airy $l2 359$l2 45, closed at $l2 As; May
$l2 422@l2 67R, closed at $I2 65@I2 Sc.
Lsrd-Fair demand; ruled 5@I0c higher
and closed steady; cash Sc 75@6 874;
March Sc 1906 871, closed at IS S7k; May
S. 95@ Z 024. Bulk Meats-In fair de.
mand; shoulders 81 9O95 90; short ribs
Sc l0@6 Is; short clear Sc 6096 65. Eggs
Easier at 2lo. Whisky-Steady and IN
changed.
Cincinnati.
h CINCINNATI, February %. - Cotton
Firm and unchanged. Flour-Demand
light and prices very weak. Wheat-Nom-
inally unchanged; No. 2 red 83@85c; re-
ceIpts $500 bushels; shipments 500
bushels. Corn-In fair demand, but at
lower rates; No. 2 mixed 424c. Oats
Quiet at 33@33ic. Rye-Dull at esq
724c. Barley-Easier; extra No. 3 fall SIC.
Pork-Firm at $l3 90. Lard-Firmer at
Sc 80. Bulk Mess-Firm; shoulders
42c; short nib &c. Bacon-Quiet; shout.
ders SIC; short rib tie; short clear 7sc.
Whisky-Steady with fair demand at 81 l3a
Butter-Easier, but not quotably lower.
Eggs-Quiet at 20@2lc Cheese-Quiet
and unchanged.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2S.-Flour-
Quiet. Wheat-Higher; No. l Pennsylva.
MIA red elevator 90c; No. 2 red February
842@s4ac; March S44@S43c; April SEQ
SGfc; May S6i@Ssc. Corn-Weaker;
No. 3 mixed 49c; No. 3 high mixed 494c;
steamer mixed yellow 49fc; No. 2 mixed
February 474@4S3c; March. April and
May 47@474c. 0ats-Dull but steady;
rejected white 34@37c; No. 3 white 36@
364c; No. 2 white February 363@37fc;
March 374@37sc. Butter-Dull; creamery
extras 32@,34c; rolls 7@l5c. Eggs-Dull
and lower; extras 24@24Ic. Others un-
changed.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., February 28.-Wheat-
Quiet; No. 2 red, February and March 75c;
April 76Ic bid; May 7Sc; No. 2 soft s3c.
Corn-Stronger; No. 2 cash and February
soc bid; March 423c; May Ale. Oats
Nothing doing; no quotations. Clover
Seed-Steady; cash and Marchst 80; Feb
rusIy 81 IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-02
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-02


wheeling.
The general MARKET has ruled quiet
Our merchants are hopeful that there viii
o o be a change for the better.
SUaARs-Cut Loaf &c; Cubes Gle; Fruit
powdered 74-7c; Powdered &c: Granulated
Standard &c GRADUATED ordinary SIC;
Standard Confectioner's A>6sc; grocers A
SEE: Pearl white A &c; White extra @ SIC;
Ohio valley C SIC; golden c ste; New York
C Sc.
COFFEEs-Green coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio l4tc; Fancy Green lie; Peaberry
l3sc; Choice l3c; Prime l2ic Good lIic;
Fair lie; Roasting grades 8i@9lc Old
Government Java PC. Roasted coffee in
packages-Arbuckls's l ID Ale; Cardoba
l b. l4c; Dilworth b. l4fc; Dilworth
Brunswick l and 2 ID. lSc; lowering il. l..
C ID. l44c; lowering Java 8 lbs S3c;
Rising Sun I ID. l4tc; Tiger l ID. l3c;
Partola l ID. &c. Bulk Roasted-0ld
Government Java 26c; Peaberry l5c;
Choice Rio 4lc; Prime l33c Good l2lc;
Fair lie; Ordinary liz.
RICE. - Carolina head, tic; Carolina
choice &c; Carolina prime &c; Louisiana
SIC; Java pearl &c; Broken 4Ac.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 3S@35c;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 25@2Sc; Honey
Drips 2sc; Sugar, House dark 20@22c
(3c ~additionalin half barrels); New Crop
New Orleans Mollssses. Fancy 55S5sc;
Choice 50@53c, Prime 10000 Fair $50
4Sc; Choice Bakers 33@37c.
PRovsIoNs-Large s. c. Hams l0lc;
Medium S. c. Hams lie; Small s. C. Hams
HE; California Hams Sc; S. c. Breakfast
Bacon l0c; S. c. Shoulders Tic; City Sides
SIC; Bacon Shoulders &c; Ham Beef lltc;
Ordinary BEETLE; Country Sides tic.
LARD-Tierce Sc; half barrels ste; tubs
nc; buckets SIC; tin pals 3 10 &c; tin pals
s lb SIC; tin pals 10 ID SIC; tin pals 20 ID
Slci tin pals so Id Tic.
CANNED GooDs.-Staudard 3ib table peach
81 80; pie peaches Bib 81 10; pie peaches
Glib 81 90; tomatoes BIB Boston market
81 Is; tomatoes 2nd 3fb 90c; canned corn,
Red Seal 2fb 81 90; do Winslows BIB 81 IS;
do End grade 2fb S5c; strawberries 2fb
81 20; blackberries 2Ib 81 10; raspberries
2fb 81 10 Damson's 2b Csc; lima beans
2ib 90c; cove oysters lib light Csc; do
lib full weight 81 00@l 10; string beans
BIB 10000 succotash 2lb 81 l09l IS;
Marrow fat peas BIB 81 90@2 10; goose
berries BIB 90cGSl 90.
FRUITs-Valencia %raisins, l0c; layer
0ndars ~raisins. l2c; layer ordinary ~raisins,
81 80; layer California %raisins, 81 so; Lon.
don layer %raisins, So So French prunes, COS,
&c; French prunes, sos, l0c; French prunes,
los, lie; French prunes, COS, I2c; French
prunes, sos, l3c; Turkey prunes, sic; Eng.
iish ~currants, cask, sc; fancy evsporated
apples, lOc; good evaporated apples, &c;
fancy evsporated peaches, l5c; good evapo,
rated peaches, lac; good Is, common
peaches, &c.
OH.-Lard, extra western strained SOC;
carbon, ITO, Sc; carbon, $50, &c; white
miners best winter soc; white miners No.
;, 45c.
CONDITION or MAREgrs.-Sugars, strong,
r; coffee, unchanged; rice, advancing; lard,
Unchanged; provisions, steady; fruits
.tropger; syrup, nominal; N. o. molasses,
unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-02

/ smile cf The original certificate Of khe rot
| cast for he Office Of Governor ia Randolph
| comfy. sigred By j. s. Wamsley jacob
panscoy ard s. C.. Caplinger, commission
trs certifying that Il Willis Wilson re
etived fourteen hundred and forty-six votes
and that "Edxard Maxwell received hive
hundred and ninety votes"
Following this certificate was the follow
ing:
Estate 0 fwest Virginia. Randolph county,
10 wit: /, James d. Wilson. clerk of the
county court Of said county, do solemniy
swear that the certificate OF election, or fac
SimiLe thereof hereto attached, appears to
te in my own handwriting, except the sig
patures Of the commissioners OF the county
court of said county and SO much OF said
certificate as Is printed. The fourteen
hundred and fortysix votes counted
for +. Willis Wilson for Governor should
have been eleven hundred and forty six. i
do not know how the mistake could have
occurred, unless the commissioners Of said
court, by mistake, signed a certificate that
was improperly made out, and not intended
TO be certified as the returns of said siec-
ton. JAMES u. WILSON;
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
10th day Of February, 1885.
edward TILLBURY JONES,
Notary Public"
Next the statements Of j. 3.
wamsley and s. C. Cap6nger, Commits
sioners of the County Court, also sworn to,
in which they say the vote for E. Willis
Wilson sbopld have been eleven hundred
aud ~forty-six, but that they do not know
how the error, giving him fourteen hum
dred and f~orty-six votes, occurred.
This, we suppose, will settle the matter
ie6nitely,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-02
Detroit Free Press.

Waydown Bebee begged to offer a reso'
luton asking the Legislature of Michigan
to enact a law to more fully carry out the
provisions of the civil rights bill, as applca
bic to the colored population of this State
Has you bin denied any of your rights
lately, Brudder Bebee?' asked the presi
dent. .
al can't say as / has, sab, but l has heard
complaints from Guild men dat dey hahn
treated as good as white people"
Name q few"
81 has been told dey can't stop at first,
class hotels, an dat dey am not wanted al
roller Kinks"
"Brudder Bebee, kin you tell me why any
Guild man should want to pay 81 a day to
stop al a fu~st-clssss hotel kept BY a white
man an f~requented By tony white tolkses,
when be kin be made to home at a house
kept by q Guild man fur de benefit of cuud
people, at one quarter de priceY'
Not 'zactly, sab" -,
"Do you know why any respectable Gull
pusson should want to trow away his time
an money wheelin' hisself round an round
a rink pstronized by silly gals, ~sott-hearted
women an evilminded men?
NO, sah."
Neither do L. 1t would be much mo to
his credit to go out an pound o Your
resolushun am decided no AUS tor
ackshun, an you will at once sot down:
De laws of dis kentry am big 'nuff an
broad huff to gin ebery man in it, no mat
ter what his race or cutler, and de rights he
kin take keer Of"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-02
What Water Will Cure,
ArkdnSqW TrdpeHS

Uncle Sack Baker, Of Benton county, is
interested in a mineral spring. He has not
attempted to introduce a bill offering the
spring as an amendment to the constitu'
ton, q piece of legislation, though, which
may be expected of him.
what is the water good forT' asked the
Speaker of the House
Good for everything. It will cure any
case of the yeller janders in the world. Tell
you what's a fact. A Teller came along
some time ago with a yeller dog. he was
the y~ellerist dog l ever saw, but he fell in
that spring, and when he came out he was
as white as q sheet"
"How is it for rheumatism
"IIl tell you what's a fact. Do you know
young ALT Wilson,
Think go"
We'll, ALI had the rheumatic so bad that
he had to carry one leg on his shoulder. He
drank that water for three weeks and can
now Jumps ten,rail fence"
will it cure lying?'
"Will it2 Tell you what's a fact. A
Little Rock newspaper man came up there
some time ago, and now you can almost
believe half of what he says