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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
/ Much Needed Work.

Since the Episcopal Church in this village
has been so hlndsomely and tastefully remod-
eled, it has been subject of remark by the
more jn3icous observers that the court house,
which stands in immediate proximity to the
church. should also undergo some improve
ment and renovation. Not that the latter
structure needs any material or expensive re-
construction or alteration, because its present
model and dimensions are, with slight excep-
tons, quite we'll adapted to the administration
of justice in the county and very comnodlous
for the purpose. But owing to the fact that
for number of years past the exterior of the
building has received no attention at all in the
way of painting or exterior adornment, it has
become decidedly the worse for welr in outside
appearance and this state of things is made
more unpleasantly and discreditably manifest
by the neat, tasteful and fresh appearance now
presented by the remodtlei church closely ad
i4cent. Hence il is said that the credit of the
county dem 4ndS tn II the County Commissioners
take the proper steps to repAint and renovate
the court house and its surroun lings so AS to
present an appearance in keeping with the
neighboring property. In this opinion the
TINES fully concurs and we recommend that
the Commissioners take the proper steps al once
to have the needed work done. At the same
time we believe the public interest and con-
veuience demand that the South wing of the
building be so extended AS to give additional
accommodations to the Clerks office. So SIN Ill
=. 4 t>I ID off.
that much inconvenience is already felt the
re:ords are so much crowded as to result in
injury to some Of them while it is exceedingly
difficult On busy days to carry on the ordinary
business of the off e. ThiS Inconvenience be-
comes greater and more annoying as every
year adds two or three additional books to the
already crowded library of public records
The record Office ought to have another ad-
jacent room quite as large as the one it now oc-
cupies and such extension Won not involve
any material expense 10 the county AT the
same time the interior of the building ought to
be so remodeled as to give more room inside
the bar and otherwise promote the convenient
transaction of court business. bile the
court house Of Charles county compares
very favorably in dimensions and general
commodiousress with those of other
counties, it eau boast, we fell conhd NJ, OF the
most announcement internal arrangement of an Y
similar structure in the State Very slight al
terations, however, will quite remove these in
convenien es and al very small expense. We
fee sure that tn. tax payers of the couaty
would willingly sanction the necessary eIpead-
iiure to accomplish this much needed public
Improvement Let the work lie done.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
Local Breyitie,.
Beautiful spri Z,

Beautiful spri Z,
The county c1mnis-l are II, XII
Tu, lay, the 2S.h inst.
The whippowi has arrived, bu ''nae
swallow don't make u summer.
Hyacinths and other hardy spring hew
ers are beginning To show above ground
Rev Frank linrch. now If Alexandria,
nifici-te ~ Durham Parish, Naujemoy,
on last sunday.
1t is reported here at tie " lie # Count
Mitkiewicz, for sometime resident of
This vi lage. is lead.-Bsa0a
Tae ne v e.'ncr " lk.fiell is now on
the river ,u:e, ani is very i'ynrabiy cri-
ticiscd III the travelling public.
The first straw hat of the season made
its appe.rince Ia town 81 Tu' sday. Ii
iii n II box - very lonesome either.
'W,el Il 'ctnrs dis, gree the patient re
c,vs RS" i.s.t ~ hnp. IL. ryyris- Will lie
the case with the imp ihlic...' party here
this fall.
The green grass and fruit blossoms
which are now everywhere to he seen. arr
quite cheerful to the eye and refreshing
t. the feelings.
The van guard Of the M sgui army
has made its appearance, and trhm thcil
size We anti Iptte \ Rough and tumble
| Ii lht With them this summer.
1t ia reported that Mr John T. Davis
| the only ID :mocrst in Char os. by The way
who is not seeking office--has the promise
of figO place ut an early day.
A meeting of The members of last year,
| Port Tobacco Base Ball Ciub is requested
for next Saturday week, the 2nd OF May
Let interested in base bail .1e on hand
Mr.. p ii Muschetfe who has been con
fined t. his room in Baltimore with acut'
rheumatism, is nov, we are glad to report
almost entirely recovered and alb to 70
about.
Mr.. Rufus Robey. of the 9th district
was selected vice president for Charlie
county at the meeting of the Maryland
State temperance Alliance, which Assem-
bled IN Baltimore last Tuesday.
House cleaning imc is here and th
ho usewife will soon he busy with III
scrubbing ub and whitewash brush, mucl
to the discomfort Of the average male cit
izen lie the good work proceed.
We were in error last week in Stain!
that the teachers would be paid off thi
week. The latter part of next week is h
time as will he seen by reference to tn
secretary's notice published elsewhere.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24


In his anna Il report to the VI ,ryltnd Ten
perance Allitnee, which assembled in fillmore
on last Tu-slty, the President, Mr.. Daniel,
reviews the local option elections held in Mary
land during the past year. devotn. considers
bls space to the election hell in ST. Nary's
county on the l6;h of August, 1854 in this
election, he says, 1.-THE effort cost US lIr1ly in
money. We have never expendei so mach Of
means or labor before. perhaps, il any one
county in the State. Yet the .iority vas L.
SIS against US The colprei vote, through tn.
fuance OF colocei politicians, MONEY, the love
of drink, and the ignorant prtjudices which
the colored people in this ami numNer Of our
counties as well Il; in nv oth~r portions Of
the ) oathl h.v. imhibci Against this cause,
was east almosI solid against Us. AMI IN this
county The color.i voir r. are IN the III j1riiy
The Ctlhpii.. VOC. he a Is - h:Ca - 2sSp
argc in Ihi, rannfv, Tx rlmoG -n'Irelr
cssr II. aiysi ~. rs / era Perh ,ps this at
Ill nos ere u. 50 great surprise sh-n - 'i-
hat in Ch,Fi.', the sijouIag cDu1i, to 'hi',
nj inhibited br.s ptpI-aiiOa v-ry sl,a'ttr
Two lora. option elerii ms I'VE ueea held. viz
Ia 1876 ana 1880. with >inii n result. as that
Ia 81 hArys AMI by vers consi icrsble mtjpr
ilies. We vote Z rin in Ch .rles in Jalv next
II is due 10 j Isil.e Ia safe, ho sever in this
connection int in some other counties IN the
State anon. which s- IN ty t'n- Cecil, Mont
som-ry. Howard, P.iuce & orees (pn The fret
vote, Somerset an! Ana A-Hni-i, We have
COTTON good sh are of both tn coiorei aud
Catholic vote
II it is by en- le,vorin. - instll such feelings
of b. otry an / nonsense into IN. tenprrsa
c use AS is CONTAINED in this pjr,iDn vi the ru-
port, Mr.. Daniel expects 10 su coed in ms't'r
in which he PROCESSES siacerity he nj !ht just
well cease fighting Al! 'eai his efforts to
cause more in accord tnce with such m.is.
That large portion of sur ,ppaltiioa is 9th.
Ole is true, but that as TO ~ or a sect Y
are o. posed 10 the lie nperance movement j.
Unjust as it is f,ls-, m a ,thjn. bIitI. sr7ss-
est higotry misnfoFm ali n would lead to
.ch expressi u
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
Death Of Rev. John TOwles.

1t is our painful duty TO record the death
Of Rev John Towles, which occurred at bis
home near Accokeek, Prince Georges county
oa Saturday last of pneumonia. DR.. Towles
vas the beloved pastor OF the parish including
''Bumpy Oak Church in Pomonkey, and by
his kindly Christian conduct and zeal had en-
d.ared himself to the members of his congre-
thrown in contract, and many regretful tears
of sorrow will be sh.d at his demise. Mr..
Towles had been the pastor Of that parish for
many years and it will be difficult for the con-
greg ,tion to supply his pl,ce with SO earnest a
christian gentlemen. He was y years of age
at the time of his death.
Fish.
The receipts of fish at Flshtown since yes
terday's report have been nearly 300, 600 her
ring, several thousand shad ard quantities OF
perch, rock and other bunch fish. The fish are
now being caught at all tue upper, as we'll as
the lower shores and the run of herring is said
to be remarkable. The catch of shad also has
increased considerably in the past week and
the quality of the fish caught is excellent, but
the demand yet exceeds the supply. To-day
prices ruled at from 81 so to So 80 per thous-
and for herring aud S27 to $50 per hundred
for shad This is the time for country people
to lay in their supplies of herring for they are
now ia fine condition, of large size and
prices will hardly be lower-AlerIniri Gdz-
cite of TUESDAY,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
PANTS ALL Prices, Eiseman Brcs., It'll, and :
SITS, Washing ton, ID. G.
Kind Words

Kind Words
Our esteemed and able contemporary, The
Westminster Aduocate. in an Editorial last VIZ ek
ferring to the Grim .iioBs and reerminations
now being carried on hy our city exchanges as
TO which has the greatest influence and is the
best ad verrsing medium or the business N n
of Baltimore, after referring 10 the character
Of news contained in each j,urnal c,nciud.s lis
article as follows:
As to editorial ability. neither paper has
any TO brag of. The Sun rarely expresses an
opinion on an I'm portrait political matter, until
the great d lilies of the country have spoken
and on State and CITY topics ii is either evasve
or guided nv the financial interests of its pro
prielor. The american and Herald are usually
insipid, and on important political evon's parii-
san zeal brushes out better and conservative
Judgment Maryland editorial ability Is chIeH'
coHfned TO the county press. AS examples VIC
mention the Port Tobacco Times, the Upper
Marlboro Iquirtr the Hagers'own NeWs. Anne
Arundel AdUertisrr and the Ea<'oa LeTger, on
the Democratic side: and tie Cecil Wing and
Hagerstown HroH & Torch on The Republican
Others on both sides might be named, bu
these are suffi-icnt. These papers have cir
cu,nseIihei field, but either on" has more al
vertsing patronage and more Influence, in com
parison, than any Baltimore daily. The PEG
ple--that Is the great body Of them-do no
read d.iIy papers. They have not the time
and depend upon their local papers They be
come attached TO them and rely on them.
We thank our contemporary for the kind,
complimentary manner in which it Is pleased
to refer to the TINES. 1t is his hly graiif, ini
to receive comm nd ton from such discri
minating source and We hope that we shall
Continue to deserve its good opinion. We nigh
add that in .lr opinion the AdUOcate ought Il
stand head in the list Of influential and abl
county journals in the Safe.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
VI arriag

MarrtasF-
Mr. Z Blandrerd, The we Known
IN g istr t. of the OH district, aud Mss Mary
F Edwards, o: Charlotte Hall, we're hsppily
unite in mirri ge By R.v g. Williams AT
ST. Pau's Chapel tPney) on Wednesday eve D.
ing | at o'clock The church was comfort
ably filed by the friends of the coniractin &
parties " ho came tc offer their congratulations
and well wishes The bride WAS given away
at til cisnceI by her brother, Mr. Thorn d.
Edward. ami the book of joy an b .ppine. 8
that Ger -pread tue features Of the awaiin :
groom when he receivc. her spoke we'll for her
future ppine,s. After the ceremony resep-
ton was held at the home If the gro: IN which
was attended by the relatives and intimate
fr en- Is Of the newly married pair. The wed
ded coup were the recipients OF many US fu
and handsome presents. W. mngle our COZ :
gratala'ions and nest "a nest well wishes With
those of other friends, and trust that ihe d.
de lite OF Il happy n may be brgh,
and cloudl.:s ms their marriage day and that
peace, cSmfoit happiness and prosperity may
ever attend them We return thanks 10 the
gro ON an his b ppy bride for generous pc r
,ion of the wedding cake, which We, as baehe-
| lors, promise to sleep On and endeavor 10 find
out if we ais TO have any future fate in the sam
| line, that is if its tempting appearance does not
induce US to otherwise dispose oft by satisfy I'M
an inerdina'e appetite for cake.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
Severe Injury.

Mr.. Sidney Berry son Of Mr.. W. II. Berry
met with serious accid ut on last Sund 4
morning, and 10y the merest chance heescapei
a severe and PEI ma men injury. He was riding
his horse quite rapidly on his Way t. ctur b
when it stumbled over COW in the road and
fell throwing Sidney violently over lis heal.
His chIu ruck he gro nj with much force
and WAS laid open by trem ,ndtgous cash
abou: p inches long and vsry deep He Mas
Ell home AID DR. p " iI.Akins in
Giitrly summoned B side h. cut on the chin
the doctor found that his w bone was forced
a considerable distance back. though not dis
located, and that either 1t vein o. artery had
b. en- ruplured and the blood ooz.d pretty freely
from his ears the doctor forced The bone into
its prop"r place dressed The wound and left his
says, was IA forum lie aud almost meraculous
one.
CHILDRES'., Suits, Ei.em,n Bros 7rh and E
Washington, ID. G.
weddin. Bells.
The marriage of DIR. J LewelIyn Eliot to
Miss Mary Spruance lancaster was enc OF the
social events III W s.ington durRg the past
week. The c,remony VS. performed by the
Rev Father kervitk, AT the r sid nee of the
brides brother in laa, Mr. Wm J Pey;oH.
ON Wednesday evening the 10th inst, and was
followed 10y a reception from I to 9 which
was largely attended by friends fro the Dis
irici. Maryland aud Pennsy vania. The bride
wore rich ottoman silk lulle veil, pearl orna-
ments, and hid tonqnrt Of Marechal Mel
roses She i. Il. scendaut Of one OF the o dsst
families in Mar, land and near relative OF the
Hon Presley SprH,nce, late United aro>
Senator from Delaware The groom is a son o.
the late DIR. johnson Eliot, one oil the most
eminent surgeons of the conntry. The pre-
sents were numerous, and many very hand
some. The happy couple took the 10 o clock
train Tor the North and expected TO return III
a week = Washington Post.
The bride is sister OF Charles c. L ,ncastsr,
ESQ, formerly of this county, now memoer
of the Washington Bar, and is exten lively con-
n,cted in the couaty, wh"re she was y well
knowa belle. The TINES j,ius the many
friends Of the family in congr .tula ions and
well wishes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
BOYS CLOTHING, Eiseman Bros, 18th and
Washington, D. G.

Pews la Christ Church TO be Rented.
Pursuant to notice the congregation OF
Chris, Church in this village, met i'll the new
Church on last Monday 10 decide the question
as to whether the pew: in the nex bal ding
should tie rented or free. The advocates OF
both sides of this much canvassed matter were
out ia force and each fought earnestly but
courteously for his or her respective views OF
the matter. After prolonged debate, ably
participated in by the male members, of whom
L. A. Wilmer, Esq, for the rental system and
Dr.. P. W. Hawkins and s. Cox, Jr., for free
pews were the chief contestants, the matter
was decided by considerable majority in favor
of the rental party, with, however, this con-
ces:ion. that the four last pews in the central
aisle aud seven pews on each of the side aisles
should continue free. Thus this vexed question
is settled and those who have airead! selected
pews in the new church can now havea perfect
right to keep them by paying the rent that
will be placed on each.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
A Great Convenience:

When visiting B fillmore, make OEHA' 5
your headquarters. They will take care OF
your parce's AMI deliver them to Steamboats,,
and Depos free. Their lae of Mems
Boys, Spring Clothing is unusually attractive,
whilst their prices are lower than ever. Don't
fail to avail yourself of the kind offer of the a.
bove firm, 23O w. Pratt & 55 Hanover Str eets
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24

At the republican convention held here in
the early part of last summer, it will be re-
memhered that the pipe of peace was not smoked
quietly around the council fire, but fierce w9r
ragged between the two factions there assembled,
the one headed by DR.. F. NJ. Lancaster favor
in, Blaine delegates to Chicago, and the other
led by the G and Sichem Wilmer, favorlng
Arthur. As usual the Great Medicine man
was successful in this county, but during the
progress of the convention many bitter person
alitirs were INDUCED in by the two chiefs, duI-
j. g the course of which DR.. Lancaster, contrary
to custom, had the temerity to disclose, in no
mld terms either, several of the questionrb e
methods by hitch the coterie, led by the Grand
Medicine man, were enabled 10 control the
machine. Among other things lie said WAS
one to the effect that Dr. Wilmer had come
from Gilmore to that convention bring in <
is will and DEGREES in his vest pocket A.
though nothing WAS said Of ali this Al the time,
it seems TO We ranked in the bosoms OF the
leaders for now they are about to take their
revenge, and Dr. Lancaster is to Suf.r for hIv
ing Xxi, ked in harness - and he is TO be quiet
iy laid away to mouider with the dust of other
forgotten republicans whose days of usetulness
to the CLIQUE" are over. TIE latest devslop
nent is III It De- Wilmer " il himself come here
this fall and head the republicans ticket for Dr..
Lancaster seat in the State Sena'e, AMI as Mr..
Stonest:eet is 10 succeed himself as clerk. there
is no place left open GA the slate for De- L. 10
II | and he consequently will be relegatei 10
private obscurity. Watcher D.. Lancaster will
quietly submit 10 such an uuchtritAble proceed
ing rem iins to be seen bat certain it Is that no
''kickers' are wa ted in camp, and unless he
can prove himself sironger thts the ring the
above will be his fate TIE fact that Dr.. VIII
mer is chosen TO i feat him is in itself ssni f.
cant, for IT shows on lis face that they coa-
slider Dr. l. \ dangerous rival, nut Il once 50
defeated lbrIel's trumpet coId DOT again call
him to life in republican pc tics in Charles
county II he should conciul. 10 III turtle.
kick" 10 tn. slme traces, and w think his
self respect will compel him 10 DO 80, it is dr.
6cult 10 see the outcome or hoS the !e "a r
will get over the iroIbie. and Nc intend 10
keep a close watch "a all developments.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
EIsEaAN Bros pop liar tailors and cothier-
Washington, d. g.
FPrfiIiZers,

FerfiIiZers.
We direct attention to the advertisement
of J. Q A. II 1l!oway, in this issue. Mr. Hol-
loway is one Of the pioneers in the manufacture
of iertiliz RS in this STATE, and the great sue
cess he has attained in the business fully attesl
the merits of the material he offers. From a
l1ng use in this section it has has been full,
shown that these fertilizers stind in the front
rank for the crops for which they are especially
intended We would advise that Holloway:
stan lard goods be given trial
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24

TO ADVERIISERS.-THE TIMES hartag a
targer circulation than any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business Of Charles
Co,tny, offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their in is columns. Send
for card rates, uhch Io,c any other paper
in Southern Maryland TO say nothing about c,ctid-
tim
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24

Mr. Peter Henderson, the we'll known
hsrticulturist AMI sesdsmau OF Nv. York. has
addressed to DR.. c " Chancellor, presi1-a,
Of the State Board Health. letter highly com
Needing Dr.. Chancellor papsT on The drain
ing Of marsh lands ''Aiipw me 10 say, says
Mr. Henderson, that ! thought j, one Of the
most valuable papers that ! have ever read or
heard on ,h., subject. Ii The farmers of MAry-
laud-or, rather. the government o. Maryland,
AS presume the farmers are not ABLE would
take your advice sai do what you propose,
there would he need in going thousands Of
miles from the great husEe,s centres, such as
New York, Boston, Paiitde phi4, as he land
OF Maryland So treated Won d give better re-
suit. than the Aes, of our Western pr~iries. /
speak understanding on this "a j-et, having
hal considerable experience, besides seeing The
results uhsu done by The hAads u Others. 4
farmer made call on ms the other dty from
place called lIor.rhsai. y. Y, where The Goa
diions are almost Identical with ihoJe pre-
sum, Won h We in Maryland lie h,I dr 'n,d
the swamp thoroughly, AL Ga 'iIva'c1 yearly
ifty acr.s Of celery viii h nes,e! hisn = sirsr
prof $500 per scie All Ia pro la. rsssas
to the New York mark :, l,.-.'ir- s,-ai, errgv
all the crop. grown on the ~ i.as-r NJ s7
sdl in thi. me- sh',a AoaI Tt .-~r sr,cfy-
grswin! Ii,trir .; X lnz G.s al
a..n o Ciic'go arr = .a.a t.u# .. -a.. T.
.r',r after him. ir.i,-.i % rsl -. fsr .a.t
crops rsirry there u "ni q ps p l.u,al
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
LOCAL NJ
D9 The Subscription price of L

pg The subscriptions price of The
TINES is 81. per- AMMAN If paid IN
Advance or at any time acithin the cur
rent gear; If not PAID Uithin The gear
$3.50 wiU be invariably charged, a.
clways heretofore, and from this rule
no exception wiW be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24

1T is with pleasure that offer TO the hree ders
L of Charles county one Of the finest horses in
the country, at very small fee for such an
animal. Derby has met while the turf, all
The great Steeple Chase horses of America and
has at different times defeated them ALL and
has never lost nat race. He won the gentle
mans cup at Coney Island from good field
with 1874 pounds up, i'll the fast time of las.
and has won in money and plate nearly $50
600 He may be seen at Bryantown and else
where. Respectfully,
up lost THOS. A. LYNCH.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
/ LIKEOPPO.SIPION?

/ LIKE OPPOSITION? IDEFI CONPEfIIION!!
in
D.
AIRY
which is The
And
FROM
eanda reliable All
~ ON IN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24

Tue stem ,ott inspectors axe received /.
circular from the Trr4'urJ D"strtt.rnt a.
Washington a.sin- attention to III ralvs sov.
erniag tn. carving "f 9tss~agrr. J. -tvast. >
s.ls Tia rules r"qpEr ih,t NJ st~sU ear
TAX m0re Pr>s-ng-'s hie allowed br ihF
csriii tt- oil inspection. sn-i any vi-l,fsoa sub
j c,s the sea 10 Sln fac al fetura a. p.,-
sage IN 'n-E for zach extra pss.SHzF TIE Ia
Spc tors isT" sp ,rtt' permits fnr FxrsI ssJ
pass - ger IT, Rs hirf ~ 81 yrny de il-
saving ,ppii,n'rs in sufti -i-ut nu a',pr Ctp
taIns NUT keep list ni p.s-ra g-rs II svlf
here the r,nte j. l'ss IN one hl7 ir- HI.3-s
Psnt.ty 'or violation Of I'M. rae ,. StDp.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
St-amb, -, Pax~-ng-r IL. ,,ati "a.

BOYS CLnraS. S s~'a.n BF,. coz Ia al
s SIS, " shIHgtou. d &.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24

EIssNAs Bros, popular tailors and clothers,
Washing ton, D. T..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24

Only Sach Fl 'ih-a. h,t - f,sti.ut.'e nj
that We ga .s'-iy rertn n-ni - ArAE Ia IT,.
200 " B .Ilmorr Stls-i. B .ItLm1re.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-24
Draining swamp Lands.

EisRNAS BRos, Dress Suits, cor, 7ih ard I
S $, Washington, ID. {.