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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-14
Pools Demoralize Rates.

A prominent railroad man remarked yester-
day that the trunk-line pool had done more to
demoralize than maintain rates since it was Gre
ated. He illustrates his statement as follows
At Chicago the roads have been crowded with
business, and on the day prior to Commissioner
Finks issuing the order to reduce grain and pro-
vision rates to 20 ard Is cents per 100, Chicago
to the seaboard, several of the roads were con-
tracing business at 22s and % cents for grain,
and thousands of carloads could have been con-
tracted at 20 cents per 100 pounds; but the very
day it was announced that the grain
rate would be 20 cents and pro
visions % cents, Chicago to New York,
amount at the reduced rates. Shippers con-
ceived the idea that rates were to go still lower,
and declined to pay over II cents for grain and
22a cents for provisions, and have really sue
ceeded in forcing the rates down to such figures.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-14
Trouble in the Local Passenger Agents As.
SOciatiOn.

Trouble in the Local Passenger Agents As
ISOLATION.
The local passenger agents association, which
a short time since started off with flying
colors, all hands agreeing to ignore ticket scalp
ers and pay commissions only to regular ticket
agents, is reported TO be in a rickety con-
dition. The trouble seems to be that the
agents have lost confidence in each other;
certain roads are doing all the business, and
their tickets are handled freely by the scalpers.
For instance, the local agent over whose road
nearly all the st. Louis business has been carried
for few days past says he believes the scheme
is working well, while the agents who are getting
left admit it is working well for his road, but it
is rough on the roads they represent Another
meeting is to be held to-day, and the agreement
will be abrogated or all lines will reduce rates
to meet those made by the scalpers, namely, SIS
to St Louis, and cuts in the same proportion to
other Western points.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-14

OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston
G. H. DITSON & CO., 367 Broadway, New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18

Is comprised in very simple piece of advice,
improve digestion. No elaborate system of
dittetc> i needed 1t you lack vigor, use sys-
rematical = that pleasant promoter Ct 1t. Hos
letters Stomach Biliers If you take This hin',
and 10 not commit any eXce>ses there Is 70
reason why you should not gain IN sire Myth,
appetite and weight Host of whlom nvaii'is
are to-day building foundation Tor years 0:
Il orous beal!, ai.h this soj.ud and tt:orongh
renovator Of a dilap'dated phy>qne and failing
energy. Dyspepsia is eradicated hy It, and the
constitution fortified pgainst disorders 10 h!ch,
il it were exposed, il must surely Succumh-
notably nalari.,l fever. Rheumatism, inactis-
lv of The kidneys and bladder, nervousness,
and their various symptoms, disappear when 1T
is used with persistency, not abandoned after IA
b ef and irregular trial.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
LOCAL NEATTERS

n1- The Subscription price Of The
TINES is 81. per annum # paid IN
advance or at any time ,citain the car
rent gear; if not paid rithia the yeor
$3.50 acW be iarariG5}y charged, q
el,cays heretofore, and from this rule
no exception wW be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
and their SEQ; e

In riding Of The ties the Knight Of Cal M
B OK" was successful in wiuuin. IN fr-I honor:
Hone Sweet Home" 2ra Lancet :?rd
maryland Boy An J l. c >" 9Th; Pom
r. t" 9Th. Tile crowd tren l-f, the groun :
for the Point in order TO prepare themselves fer
the coronation and bali About o clock MIR
Monogue delivered his GRAFTON from thu pgr'ico
Of the hotel to a large crowd. Il WAS very
pretty and happy effort ard was delivered in
Al ersy and graceful sty that had most
pleasing Effect on the attentive audience About
Q o'clock the crowd nd assembled in tie paw
lion TO witness the GROWING OF the queen and
. maids who had been selected to grace the occa-
sion. Miss Maud NUsche'te. charming and
petite belle o. our height orho1f wa. seec cd as
queen and right worihily did she bearaer ROYAL
houorS; Miss Phylie Sos es'reet was maid
Of hoaor Miss Mamie BE cham Of Baltimore,
Pad ,naId Miss Louise Stone was crowned by
Mr. f. \. jenkins, 3rd maid. and Mis- B-rtie
Hunt, 5th maid. TIE coronation address was
delivered by W. NJ Nu:cbet;e, Esq in one OF
the I ost happy efforts in that line we haze ever
listened to- His easy and fluent sty'e aud hs
beautifully rounded periods and happy meta
phor awakened tie most pleasant emotion, in al
pre-ent Dancing was then commenced and
CONTINUED unin;errnPledy unlil tired nature
de nar def rest Thus ended the long expe, ted
tournament at Chape' Point.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
FOR COMMISSIONER.

Mssrs. Editors Your will please announce
in the next issue of your valuable paper, Mr..
JAMES T Penn as a suitable candidate for
County Com missioner, subject to the action OF
the Democratic nominating convention. Mr.
PENIS well-kuown integrity and business
qualifications would render him most desira
he person for the position.
June 18th. 1885. POMONkEN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18

On the lst Instant The shooting Of pleas
ants became lawful in Allegany, Baltimore,
Cecil Hartford and MontgomFry counties. In
Dorchester, Garrett and WashiIg on counties
The season began on the 18th o. August. In
Anne Arundel and Frederick counties il CT m
n,enccs October -. 1t l. law full to shoot wood-
cock in an, o. the counties for the halun,e OF
the YEAR. Rnbtiis can be killed from October
Is to january -. The general State law per-
.nts the shooting o. Pallridres after November
! until December "a, but local laws superseGe
the State law in number Of the counties. In
Baltimore county the partridge season beg in9
October in Aliegany, Cecil Frederick, IIar-
ford, Montgouery and Talbot coun'Ies October
Is; Kent October % Washington October 20.
In the other counties The season opens Novem-
Der l. Duck shooting begins November |. The
season for oriolan shooting on The Patuxcnt
marshes bean Sept mber 5. The birds are
stated hy the Upper Mlr!toro' Gaz'Ee 10 he
unusually plentiful this season, tut-Lotin good
condition yet The Cozehe thinks the rChihi-
ton OF >hro'ing should be extended to Septe m
her Is. nher he birds b,g n to be plump and
f.t Reed birds are also rei or;ed to be al und
ant OF ii PatrXent marshes.
The Most Fashionable and the best OF
Baltimore Clothing is now selling at prices,
lower than are ssked for ordinary ready AIDE
, Ri
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
House Burned.

A small tenant house at Cox's Station oc
rupied by J2hn Wood, co!ored, caught ire on
Sunday night about O'clock and was entirely
consumed together with rs contents The fir
originated hy the accidental veiturulng Of a
coal Gil lamp, and the burning oil from the
lamp communict ted the fl mes with such rapid
itv 10 all corlhns;ible material in the room that
it was only with difficulty that the family, in
which W ere several small children, could escape
v ith heir lives a efforts to save The build
ing or its contents were found US less and the
crowd who had gathered could only stand by
AMI see the devou~ing a tnes do their dreadful
work Wood is said to he hard working and
industrious coIored man, and the loss OF hi
household fnrni ure is severe blow to him .
He also h d $50 in money in the house. which
he WAS saving with the intention OF building
a house fer himself and this also WAS consumed
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18

TO ADFERIISERS-TH TIMES hdring q
l. rger circulation h,a cry other paper among The
is.te{{sesit farmers and business Of Charles
Cttfity, offers Superior inducements TO advertisers
20 insert their announcements i is columns. Send
fer card rates, ,rhich io,c any other 'cpcr
~ So.hern Maryland, 10 sag nothing about ci'cuIa-
tim
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
4 Great Convenience:

When visiting Baltimore, make OEHM :
your headquarters. They Will IKE care OF
your parce and deliver them to Steamboats,,
and r Depots free. Their line of Mems,
Boys, Clothing is unusually attractive. whilst
their prices are Low er than ever. Don't fail 10
avail yourself of the K ind offer Of the above firm
$50 W Pratt Il 55 Hanover Streets.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
Mems Fall and Winter Underwear.

This STOCK comnriseS only tho n,o5r.,;o,s of
The best manufactures, such as are guaranteed
for fit, workmanship and general durability,
We quo.e:
Mans Ner;no rpda~.Sb;r,s and D,,wers
Nr6ium and Heavy WEIGH, OnIv 50c zach
Mems Merino Wool Under Shirts and Drawers,
Medium and Heavy Weight, at G25c, 75c, and
81 90 each
Mans Se,r,et ,u-Uoo, Nsa;.,.od El.,,.,
1-aaa. Sh;r,.aaa ~. 49,, ~ hnn,.
,rn;h, hast ,aI,;as asa. So "I NV nsaas
81 on g, az g, "a ~ y a. ~" % Pc So
so and $500 each.
NOTE.-m ordering Shirts, give Chest meas
ure; for Dracers gre Waist measure, and leng'h
Of Mssams. Sta:s price desired to pay.
MINIS 1cSJEpv
Our Ia stock ct these goods Is all that could
be desired our buyer having had the exper-
eh;c W a''sn, SS~', ~ go ",s
,ro omn,a 80
v. w..
Mems Unhieached English Halt Hose, at i23",
lSc, II and 25cts, per pair. Mems Coored
Cotton Hall Hose Il, 20, 50, So aud 80 cents
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
: oCai S!Cviiie>

pr Heulsl's lefy, Sect aHd Iron s,.m
Ii ats TIE X .aarss 20 g. health, action.
Miss ~;,-.r.,.r o., Gr.r.it F.. ., ,.rrSer,
r,.k,r., - sr.r; u.s.; VITA Nil. I,ai.r
>t,.- - .I5,Io"
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-. 49, -. -,
.,,s- y,,,'...n,s # IA. s,,,e,vs;,r!,v
-.
H'''' ''ou - - "a
often gwen d" A}"' ; ~ - anna ue-
cause q Us 1toua 1arlching quantities.
~ = 49,, t..,.,.r,;. ~. ,,,..r.,,
-, ma e. h,,s,,,css :,
-. 80 -. n,,r -. -.
..,.,,,,,,,a,,,
las Ia have been ct 1t tie residence OF
Judge stone an mex, Wednesslsy evening
wI nat take place. uw ing ." rvCtLt SD
circuH>:ai.ct. Members Nil please note
this.
Mr. .,a Ms n F.f.t., ,.,rrr.a
-, - = :; -, -,
%; a, o.t,..x =, y,..,,,,;,
~ fTr,-,~,,-,ss,I tt---.rf - 80
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N'H.r 'n" hss 9.'t-F'1 'rn. e.. T"fs"
''-.'h '"tAt'".,'' '.' AZ '.' ''." l'ft $50" :
+ "i' '''. many "'' ''.1 G. d-''.'" " ID"
CfH !r" .'-ittln.'r FtH.ta.re. atH = ha
de.@Ie suffering unu-L'fy. whose wrly
salvation j. the Iu.ia,II { usu 81 Dr Bulls
Conn. ~xrri,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
FOR CLERK.

Mss. Editors Please announce me as u
candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Corri for
Charles county, subject to the action OF the
Republican convention. Yours truly
If. +. NJ. LANCASTER, NJ. D.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
Tax Rates in Maryland.

Following is list Of county tax rates in
the different counti's of Maryland FOR 1880 az
furnished the State tax commissioner Al lie
pany, S4I cents Anne Arundel, SO cents Bal
,iinore county, 60 cents +; Calvert, 90 1912 cts;
Caroline, 81 cents Carroll. so Gems; Cecil
IS cents Charles, 81 Dorchester, So cents
Frederick, 65 cents: Garrett. Sl.l29 Hartford
80 cents !; Howard. CT cents; Kent SO cents
Mortgomrry, SCI cents Prince Grorgr's 81
cen $; Qne'n Anne's. 81 003; Somerset. 81 90!
ST. Mary's 81 OF Talbot, % cents Washing
ton, 81 Gems; Wiconrco slI cents: Worces
ter Gil cents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
and Saturday.
Saving done on Shares or for Cash.

wish to inform my friends and the public
that owing to the limited means at my com
raand shall DC compelled to ask for the CASH
or all work done and it will be useless to ask
or credit MS positively will not be able to
grant it. This business will hereafter be con-
Quoted on IA STRICTLY CASH basis.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18


Chapman So votes John T. Davis, - votes
and 4 B SIye Sc VOTES y, d they we're lie
cl.red the delegates Messrs A. " Male, "
II. GRAY. D Sanders and T. +. F4f.all werr
chosen as a!ternates. At tits point some dis
cas- on arosc $ 20 the right of those no had
been appointed 10 I'll vac ircies to st in the
convention at is next meeting over those hose
places they occupied and & 0 had been selected
st the primary meetings. The cCnvention de-
cided the matter by adopting the following re
solution Submitted by Mr. ". H. Gray:
Reso'reG. Tint tie Delegates chosen at Il
primaries shall he recognized a the delegates 10
any suuse Quent convention that may lie called
10y The Executive COMMITTEE.
The following resolutions was then offered
by Dr.. P W Hewkins aud adopted:
Resolved hy the Democratic party Of Gu ,rles
couatg an C0nrfhti0n G>SemjIed, That we recoG
niz- in the Hon p. German il wisr, ahlc
and patriotic states man. that tenie, 10 him
our high appreciation Of the distinguished
vices endered him the Democratic party
of the country rs Chairman Of the Democratic
National Executive Committee during the lale
presidential camp ign: that We cordially
dorse his course in relation to ali measures 81
rnbiic policy rs wise conservative aud patri-
ulic, and pledge ourselves to use all honor
able efforts to secure his reelection 10 The Sen
ate OF the United States
Eesolpsd, That the administrator Of Gov.
LLOYD has been such as to eEtitle him TO the
confidence OF the people Of Maryland, and we
ale in favor of his election by The n xt Legis-
lsture OF Mar, land to eli the uaexpired term OF
the Euhernafora office.
4 vote Of thanks was rendered 10 The Officers
jet to future call from the State Central
Commttee
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18

The Democratic county convention assem-
bed here Monday and WAS called TO order
is the court house at II O'Clock, NJ, by F. n
Cox, Esq, charms. of L Democratic Central
Committee, " ho, in Il triet but torcible speech
stated the object OF the meeting, reviewed and
commended the policy of the Democratic ad
ministralon and coun>eled hard and earnest
forts this fail that mi ght redeem our coun-
~ from lis present local ihIaldvm His Remark
were frequently interrupted with applause DR..
A J Smoot was then nominated as perma nent
chairman and elected c. F. Daley and J. B.
Matiingly were chosen secretaries. The roll
of the delegates Was then called, after which
recess of Is minutes was taken to allow the
delegations to fill any vacancies that might ex
list, and on motion OF Mr. Davis It was further
ordered that if any district should be unable
10 fill heir quota then those delegates present
from sue. districts should be allowed to cast
the full ten votes to which they Were entitled.
On the reassenbling of the convention thepoll
was again called when the following answered
10 their pames:
First District F W Weems W ". Mus
Ghetto, NJ. Martin, E. l.. Smcot, John 7. Davis,
A G. Chapman, A W. Neale, Wesley Bowl,
r. L. Murdcck, c. F. Daley.
Second Disric: -Dr. J ". Mi!lar. Jas. A.
Franklin Geo NJ Car enter. Jos. 4 Gray, Jr.,
Edmund Perry, Geo ". Price, j VI Carpen-
ter, JOS H. Mils,ead, FIR nklin Robey Alex.
D. Cooley.
Third district Jos Price, ". II Gray IS.
Haisip, Thos l. Milstead T z. Speake. II. II
poSey r F. I}rrDinptoD J T. Gray Dir !
F. Price, F. B. Cook>ey.
Fourth Districi.-Jas T p 81, Us NJ Bean.
Philip B. swaun, Thos. b Cough, Fras L.
Vi hestly Fras A Carpenter, Jas. ". wilson,
I. d Stone, Henry Suloor, hd,noud Shrerai.
Filth Dist,iet A J S,nuot. & II Posey,
W Mn. Burroughs, Il Clay Dent, John T. Dut-
ton, n ". Simpson. B. g Harris, c. \ Nedle,
W. d. Posey, Francis Freeman.
Sirth District IL G. Page, Saul. y. Cox,
Wm Z. dement,, r. a. Murray, 3. + and
ford, Thos. C. WIkerscn, Milton Rnbey, J b.
Maitingly, D. l. Sanders, H. Hancock
.Sersntl Dist-ic-E. " Downs. J r + Ne
C.rthy Z " HALEY. +. i Cox +. Il. Draw
ner, J. S Warren, Il. N Thomas, J W. Jeuk
ins, J. C. Cox, a. N. Bryan.
Eighth District p. II. Htwhiu DR.. T. !.
Carrico, Sam. Turner, A. VI. Bowling. I.
l.. Gardiner, H 4. farmer. II. l.. Mudd, NJ. l..
Mcpherson, J. T. Turssr.
NtsM District. A. B. Slye, l.. Clements, G
c. Stewart, t \. Walters, z G.. Swami, Jnu
W. Turner, r. Adams, Jno I. Wall
The fol owing gentIemr. were then pct in
nomination, frou, h"m fuur we've to lie select
ed delegates tic represent Charles couuts in
the State Convention witch assembled in Bal
timore en- last Wedpesda, ". II Gray, J
T. Davis, A G. Chapman, 4 " Neale, \. Il
Syle, D. l. Sanders, F. VI. Cox and T. Il Far
rail- The haleiing resulted IN the selection of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18

bed ~ ae I, rbs OF - s.lan and N-rv P4rtsb,
ia CaAr.-. county, III on the l-,n Of S-pE.
t--5. Al 80 +. NJ. Vas SAsts u. Topp,
tc.o,ct Nl'e o. ghr Rev John NJ. Todd.
The - yss; OF the above notice VS. horn a.
Upper N.rinos, ua rhs ll;h OF hFrti 1917. A.t
"a. laughter II th~ .A.e CT iicnr1 A,bton
Inuf, !, .eti ata a, ..ttu.t Nf.A -.'f.Hu'ss VI
heat ats. atpa 5has Nnfui he. effected
bag. tt 10 so, ..s.f+ 30 vs. lbs. tlsr b.
ui 81 -soslF tnt' ls- cha. 1's "a 4gr character
Nvss r-s 81! .a4 appreciated WITH sh~rr-
"a. Ey4tE-, .a-lu,,ljuH UH-rsl AsA J 81 scts,as
mite r.'usg s-sf4s. IN ! rehHrI las. 'us as
ers -s3 h-r o. J-v's ,sn>ou-nt With sesainsne
natuse BE f.i1sleJ Esaial sua gra'i- sbtiaencs
hzg .- I..y aI,Ne y 81 si.h " koas she So.
broo. i. sgaGl,t i!rr .'lu-ss. tE0IRh P.raly-
sis So, ass I s.rsestt u"s al'rtsiri y an.
Rs~Fs sss..ssx s.asI.sg bSs 10 r.sssa hes,
sraf's 81 shv reSssd 'nto sss rFns -.
s. 49, s-z-- /. y:-ssTT -xc : - Vs.v'
tsiliaz q err a., mother, BREAST 10 hsgpy
s!sn,j--r So ~. me 4.'~r o. tie rtas,h OF
'otr. .s- --s.~ sr.l '.-t 'a.fr hrrr tr,r- r.
a.. = .4-.t t.r lost lad .a tr. g .st,h
wt-, ..--..rr So -.-.Ea hi iFsu,
-t. .' ~ ..a ..- .s-.e- s.., ',l .r~sa. .t-r
,as r.e .... .u.r r....'r+ ,srrus n.
20 ,as Sc -.ar Peso y &. e au-s .
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

To keep up and properly Conduct this depart
ment requires long experience persistent study
and thorough knowledge of the particular
weaves, the correct color, and weight the best
known dyes &c. For FIVE years this depart
ment has steadily increased its business which
is in itself sufficient evidence of our efforts in
this direction.
In conjunction with the popular and stand
ard Fabrics we shall offer many new features
in novelties &c, in Black Cashmeres, Silk
Wrap Henreittas, Serges, Ottoman Cloths, Drap
Dealma, Gloria Cloth, &c.
We are constantly stocked with and
Courtau.ds Celebrated Black English Crepes
for Wells and trimmings
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
ELBERON VELETEEN.

We make speciality OF this Veveteen, 1t
having earned a word wide reputation, for lis
fine quality, graceful tone, and sterling worth
The cioseness and thickness of is pile, the
heXbillty and gracetulneSs of lis drapings, the
extraordinary wearing qualities and ii. beauii-
fully rich appearance stamps il second to none.
Plain Black. All CoIors, 81, per yard. T~i!-
led Black, all Colors 81. IS per yard.
Elegant line Of Silk VeIvets, in all the new
and popular shades and colurings AT s. %, ST.,
50, Sl.15, s. 90, s. so per yard.
Handsome Black Brocaded Velye,s, in cut
and uncut patterns, of the most elegant design
Two Toned Brocaded Velveis, in rich combiu :
tons of various colors.
New Shades in Silk Pushes, Quilted
Silk Fabrics for Innings, in Italian Cloth, Silk,
Satin ald Surah, at soc, 623c, 75c, 800, ST.
l2a, and Sl.25 per yard.
SILKS! SILKS!--We are theacf nowledged
Headquarters Tor the American Silks which
have 10 late years grown into such popularity,
rs 10 almost entirely occupy the position here
,ofore held by the Imported goods equal to the
imported in both color and finish and superior
as regards that most essential quality "Dura-
biiiy,I" being guaran teed not 10 crack or SHIFT,
and retaining is soft lus,rous effect 81 :
IS, and 81 90 per yard.
Back aud CoIloTed Gfos Grain Silk; Black
and Colored Surah Silks Black and Coor,i
Brocaded Silks Black and Colored Brocaded
Satins Black and Coored Jersey Silks; Black
and Colofed Stain Duchess Black aud Colored
RhAdaHe; Back Pekin Stripes, (Satin and
Gros GRAIN; Rich Two Toned Brocades &C.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
Lumber, Shingles, Lathes, &c.

Always on hand or sawed at the shortest
notice. Hoping to receive a share of the public
patronage promise good work in return.
ir 2I,f L. NJ HAYDEN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
COX'S STATION,

am now prepared to do all The SAVING and
GRINDING that may he needed hy The farmers
of that section. My facilities are ample for good
and rapid work.
GRINDING, DAYS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
1sADonH SAKs.
ANDREW SAks,
GEO. G. lfESStNG.

THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.
lis
in
suchan % am
CONFIDENCE
ngi
we las deaers haveN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-18
Sscasl: III II. Sai,maf Stonesirees.


beaiis af II. Seilman Stonestrees.
1t becomes our painful and melancholy
duty to record this week the death Of K. Sellman
Stonestreet eldest sen of B. G.. Stonesrest,
Esq which occurred at 'Palmoine, the resi-
dence Of his parents, about O'Clock, A. NJ,
Monday last Of typho malarial fever, after
brief illness Of about ten days, in The 2Sth year
of his age.
..IhoSe ,rltom tie Gods icre die Hcung.'
Never WAS the force ana aptitude of a truth
FIJI saying more fully verified than in the case
ofthe subject of the sketch before US. Possessed
to preemineut degree of all the attributes that
We are taught TO lock upon as belonging to the
best beloved of God and most appreciated by
man, is it any wonder that the cruel hand OF
death, only instrumental in performing the
wish of an all wise and selfish God, should
reap this youthful flower from this world Of
trouble ard trihulaljon and trans plant il where
it wor;hily belongs, in the realms of that God
who gave the lite and who thus early cltimS il
as His own. Here life possessed of the
NEST generous Impulses, the most genial c"rdi-
marks a noble man among his fellows sur
rounded BY home ties Of the mes, loving aud
unSri6sh with host Of true and StcadfaSr
friends no were bound to him by the strong
est feelings that anotir aud generous heart can
awaken in the bloom and youth;u!uess Of life'S
hopes; with everything that could bind him
10 earth and with every prospect Of a long,
happy and useful career, suddenly called away
from US and leaving only heavy hearts and
vacancy and vpIi which can never he filled.
Truly, Se!man We mourn you, truly do We
offer our most heartfelt sympathy to your be-
reaved familv, but With christian faith We be-
li.ve that Gad'S Will was hest, and tha, in His
all wise aud nercifal wisdom He has destined
you for q brighter life beyond tie grave.
SeIman StoEestreet WAS perhaps more vide
Is and tavorahly known than any young man
in our county. Occupying the p.s.Iion Of de
putty in The clerks office in this village ev-r
since the iHcumh ency Of his father in tbs; office
h- has hy this meals been thrown IN contact
With nearly every citizen of OUT county and ty
his constant urhaniry and open he5redness has
obtained The good " II and esteem Of all That
lie will be universally mouraed and rag cited
there is ne; doubt, and u none more deeply
and sincerely than thuse who were ihro.n IN
constant daily intercourse with him, for lis
WAS enc Of rhcs. NATURES lkat caused those VII
knew him best TO love him most. That his
sterling qualities vere universally app coated
was folly a,,e>ied hy the large host Of #, Ms,