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Alderman Harrington stated ground
could be obtained for dumping purposes
southeast OF the city containing about
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30

The House OF Correction. State
C1mp.roller Turner and DR.. ponavin. Of Bi-
'imor-, as members Of the executive commit
zee Of the Maryland House 5f Correction. met
at the institution Tuesday Of last week and
had consultation with the superintendent.
Zen Frank A. Bond, as To The praetic,hilily
OF utilizing the labor Of the convicts for the
purpose Of working the iron-ore banks on the
grounds Gen. Bond thought that with pro-
rer effort the iron-ore could be developed Is
such an extent as to ply the institution at
least -, 600 year The committee decided
70 Try the experiment for "a month. and it the
PROJECT proves feasible the working Of the
banks win be continued. The committee AZ
50 considered proposition TO lay out certain
portions Of the land for trucking purposes.
II vas agreed that about loo acres in such
vegetables as corn, peas aud tomatoes. which
eoa'd De used for canning purposes and bring
IN handsome revenue yearly to the institu.
uQn, would be desirable. as il had alrea i,
been tried successfully. 10 this connection 4
canning house on the grounds was talked o.
as a profitable investment. These matter.
viii come up FOO consideration al the next
meeting of the Board Of Directors in February
''ther Improvements are contemplated to the
building and grounds.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30

Books Given Away.-hf'''''' 6'''f :.
Fsav Work .-Con,ains over POO han 'sO"''
Illustrations. 81 large Column rages' nl'ee
bound. It's the only practical instructor ~
fancy work with ID. IS a guile, you g"
n, IKE hundreds oftemtjml things ior adoT"'"S
your home. or presents for your ifienis' ~ +,
iriaing expense. livery laiy is de's"''.
viii, H. a. there is no fancy work but that
SHE cnn accomplish hy It's ait
LrH. Pirate Caapaaiaa.-A complete
work on womanhood 10 touches up@n every
subject Of interest to wife, mother OF
daughter. Gives the advice and iuform'''on
50 many times desired by ladies bni "n''e
modcsty prevents her asking ph'sc''" =
,be oppo,.te sex. Worth It's weight ia go'u
10 every one suffering from any OF those
weaknesses of the sex. illustrated and Ooun'
in cloth. (Regulsr price 81 90.
rim ami C5adg "A hiudsone y Nv
book. telling how to make over 100 N'"'' y
candies and other sweet things nt ho'"'
should be in every American house '''''
Irregular price soc s. -.
The Hme,c1e An illustrated dome'n'
journal. devoted to "Whu to wear ''llo"
to Cook. "Faucy Work, 'Il'ps 'h''d " Y
,erso ami every subject Of interest to an
American laly. Regular price si.oo.
sent RIM Cuts and receive The nous
b
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LOcuI BrerjheS.

Court bcains on the 10th of February.
An that is yellow is not butter
Wsen isa soldier NOT n soIdirr2 When he
is mustered
PENDENT.
rbo rorrh of1uIv M, voor c,us ~ : !.
.-5.-
Light blue wall paper is not good ia a
room, as it absorbs the light
u.,ra;.,bt,,. u,,s, 81 n..i..o, .
make man course crooked.
A score that some folks are allowed to run
up Three score and ten.
Our farmers are unite busx at their tobacco
getting IT ready for market
r,... IL. o. ...
troaa.,, - .. He.'I'o9'' ""1 - ''''
The ma, who was 81, foe, IN HE sto.L;ou.
must have worn the garter aronpd hi. mock
Tbo .o.;.s,.a.v. p : o.o....
.,,i.'.s. -. = : '7'o''0''' 81 +" .
'''''' p''''s'''' '"D''
Captain Bibby, the popular conductor on
the morning train, is on leave of absence to
spend a month visiting the New Orleans Elk
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30

Dates Worth knowing For the year
1885 days and dates of important events
Anniversaries and holidays will fall AS follows
Epiphany, Tuesday, Jan. 9th, Septuagesima
Sunday February, IsG St. Valentines Day,
Saturday, February l4th; Shrove Tuesday
(Fastnachtl February 18th; Ash Wednesday,
February 18th; Washington Birthday Sun
dey, February 22d; First Sunday in Lent,
February 22d ST. Patrick's Day, Tuesday,
March 18th; Palm Sunday, March 29thi
Good Friday, April 3rd; Easter Sunday,
April 5th Low Sunday April llthi Roga-
ton sunday, May 10th; Ascension Day
Thursday, May l4th Decoration Day, Satur-
day, May 3othi Trinity Sunday, May 3lst
Corpus Christi, Thursday, June 4th hide
pcndence Day, saturday July 4th; Firs
Sunday ia Advent Nov 18th; Christmas
December 25th
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mink lirrnr.hnnd.- 70 MN is f

Think Beforehand, No nan is fit to
manage farm who docs not think before
hand what is hcst to do, aud which is tut Les,
wAy 10 do IT, Work without thought, with
eut plan has beeu the thunder OF many who
pet1ud to lie farmers Raising crops with
out knowied;c as 10 their cost, or thou hts
as to whether they will sell or not has sup
pea many ii fortune. More torethought in
the uanagen Mt ola f,rm is requ'ed than in
m vt ANY other pursuit followed oy nun, and
the beforehand farmer is always the one who
counts the cost, Dmd cIoSel! calculates mat-
trr. tl4t aparrtdu to the farm, not tn,t a
farmer is necessarily Obliged to make saifts
aud turns la-or,'r to sue aeed, bat simply to
coau, the cost, and act on the kno@led =
thus acquired.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
Post onlc.. in tie United States.

There are about dny-tWo thousand postoliices
in this country, two thousand five hundred
i which are Presidential cfiices, leaving for
ty-nine thousand five bundled postoilires Tor
the Postmaster General to ill. There are
nlso fur hundred aud ten members Of Com
gress (inculmg Sen tors, mixing an aver
age Of one hundred and tnenty-seveu post
Offices to each Congressional representative
For each Office there vii be IN average Of Al
least ten applications, or one tn uslnd Two
hundred aud seventy for each Congressman.
What circus is IN store for the next Post
master General
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30

Raising POtatOes.-A very good way
70 raise notatoes in a dry Or wet season, aud
ooe that viii yield the most Yi'h 'he leasr
trouble, is the following Prepare the soil il
the snrinr as soon as possible Picw deer
With a breaking pillow, l6A harrow TIA,
Ground good and cross harrow Then Ia,
1be ground off ia rows three feet apart Now
YOU are ready for planting Have your pora
,o O emf 50 as to have from two to Tour eye
IN iU each piece. Then drop the pot''oes, on,
ulare nbout a foot apart cover viii
abont one inch of soil, be sure and not cove
IN deem Now take straw loF nay will do
and cover with about TWO Zee. OF the stray
or enough SO that when it settles it Will b
vi 'lVo ONE foot or ten inches deep This ha
been successfully tried by many ana a'ier
nerson has once tried It ne "" Plant pota
, r. no other way. should We have a DIR.
. ,oss NJ ,bs straw will naturally hold nois.
IRE, and the potatoes grow, VINE those plant
ed The common waJ would 'O'a Up Til
j. s'ra ',' Mil smother the weeds and the pon
Toes will come up in perfection
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
FREE to FARMERS.

1-.--17 = 1'VHaI a gFlCuIturist s.-An
.'u'elican Farmer Journal, will lie sent free
io' ohe year 70 every farmer who sends MS AT
once 'he nalnes Of ten farmers, aud II two
e ,n. Stamps tor postage, 6c 1t is the hest
'''I IA anu home paper in the United States.
a''I llls otier IS made only to secure names to
, "non' we can seui specimen copies. As we
INV every intelligent tdrmef. VINO once sees
w I'uouai ASrIcjliurist, will subscribe tor
~ hegu'sr p'tce, 81 90 per annum. Send
. .o'I"' and secure this otter. Address Ma
''''''' = 5F'sGliutisi. Apnda. Nav York.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
Egrs From thc Oh World. Since t

Eggs From the Old WorId.-Since the
first of September there have been received in
New ! ork from Europe over a million aud
a-hdt dozen Of eggs From present indica-
tons the importauons Of this year Will be
greatly in excess Of that OF any previous year
Denmark, Belgium, Germany, Hungary a"d
even Poland have contributed to the supply,
bu, the eggs from Denmark are held in great
est favor and command the highest price
1t is claimed that the European eggs are used
almost exclusively for cooking purposes, the
lime in which they are packed detracting
from their freshness.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
Lodged In Jail.-IIenry Ware, colored

Lodged in Jail Henry Ware, coored-
was lodged in Jail on Monday by constable
Beaic. on commitment from Justice Band
ford, Ware WAS charged with breach Of
tar peace and blasphcmy, by VIM. Z. Boswell
and repaired to give bail, for his good be-
havior for the next twelve months, and npou
failure to give the same vas committed to Jail.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
Keep out the Cold. Cracks in the floors,

Keep out the COld.-Cacks in the floors,
around the mould board or other parts Of a
room. may be neatly and permanently filled
b, thoroughly soaking newspapers in paste
made Of one pound Of flour, three quarts Of
water, aud "a tablespoonful ofaum, thorough
" boiled and mixed The mixture will be as
thick as putty, and may be forced into the
crSrk4 with a case kuie. 1t will harden like
papier.mache.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
Tho M.nnmenl nedIeations y

The Monument DedieatiOnS.-rhe
following is the program Of proceedings a.
dopted by the Congressional commi Sou on
the occasion of the dedication Of the " sh-
ingron Monument on tue 2fst Of February
During he morning the marshal Of The day
will concentrate the arc societies aud troops
on the grou.d and the order ofccremonies al
the base sf the monument, will commence
precisely at / ? o'clock
!. Senator John Shcrmlu9 chairman Of the
commission authorized 6y y Mt resolution o.
May, -, 1891, wi preside 2 Music. 3
Prayer by Rev. Mr. SUITE l4essi Church.
Aivsandrf.., w. '.-.- Cod
corun Esq the first vice president Of the
WushitSion Monument Soce,e , Remarks
d, Col. T. I. Casey, the rn iaecr ct The JOINT
commission, turning The completed structure
over to the President Of the United States
6. Acceptance by TIE President for tc pea-
ple OF the.Unted S ates aud deijotioa 10 The
memory Of Gen. George 0.aiu-tu
Music. During ihe pcriarmne OF masis
the procession will he loroie aod al. pro-
coed along the easlcrn front .tarmoou@n
thence along its northern ful lacngs e
tween the two small lakes % the mouHH"n
lot, north around the elliptic ] gr poi il
the White lot, thence by the Exc lt'ye We
nue. between the State depltacn; hui ius
and the White House to Pruns yonioayeude
thence eastward along Penps yana weau
to the western entrance To the optic
gound. 8. Review by the President of th
UniJed States. .. The proees ion will. con
tnuc past the northern end the Capitol g
the esplanlde east Of the Capi'oI ~aereit vii
be dismissed as the various organizations ar
rive.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
Meeting of Schnol Ronrd.-A me.

Meeting of School Board-A meeting
OF the School Board was held on Tuesday. -
All the members were present \ reorgani-
zauon WAS effected Dr. g. d. Mudd was
reelected President; A. W NeAle, Secretary
and Examiner. The following letter was
addressed to Mr. Neale, notifying him OF his
appointment and comrlimenting him on his
efficient discharge of the duties pertaining to
the 9th e in the past.
The undersigned take pleasure in testiying
to your faithfulness and efficiency in the dis
charge OF the various duties divolyed upon
you as Secretary, Treasurer and Examiner OF
our Board during our two years incumbancy
and after mature consideration Of the claims
OF all applicants for the position YOU have SO
acceptably Sled We deem itour duty to avail
ourselves OF your continued services and dc
hereby notify you OF your unanimous reap.
IOuturut
CSC. D. Mrpp.
wv u. GRAY.
l. SAss,rn
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arle moon of Malone, an a'' ~1. and n, it shall
set, - says Shelly; bu' IN o''''
ofDr. Bulls Cough syrup I'LL. '-s aSad1
place you viii have que, ,oo ~, 's.l 'e5 eroai
cough AMI colds "oSD Az
uoubled With them.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30

\ Plea ant Party W.. ST., 'a.' o., friends a.
la ~ Tbgr.5,y evening jan ssad' = g' err
residence at Doara.tcr. TIE '.'ls n'''
uhir1 !, d .pariou. 81 entertaining I pu'p0'-
es was brilliantly lighted. aud -. -.
grated With pictures, flag. aai ' '..,. e.
a eoa Sumner r,. served at 20 o'clock after
nhir5 3,n.,a, wa. continued Ti'h rs e.,
vigor mini M ,'vcc small hours 80 Y
,ie. ,,ore handsome toilets. anil enioysi the
.,ci,I conyerse. and merry dance e''eea,nsly.
Among the guests present eere- Mr. ana Ms.
co .'',, rb',,er Mis- Blake panuins,on'
v,..os uery ma Etm Wdlama Misses Eva
and Ne,de Linton Miss Mamie Aa1n'' Of
y.nismoy. m..es Mary ana ada 9pws' Of
nm Tan Mis-. Matte and Johnnie stein Of
Cross Roads Miss Mamie land s'nn : U'uHa-
t, ,0,a '' r. pi.,,h Mr.. $. Gr.ar,ran' Of
wo.biog,sa. NH Eln Glroa Aa- r JOIN
and Richard Grroy Nj Dick Pr''e' We. Joe
lIr "' o@gill TOP. Mr.. Pat oaan.n ltou and
bro,bc-. peo.ie Huntington, Mr. AIeHander
Haislip, Miss Ellie aud Master ~ Ha's''p'
Mr. Albert posey aud SON, A''N Nauri'
AID Richard p,.ee. Last but -. gu.
two popouI4r Professors. DaonnI ton aud
Williams We make our bo@ to n,n. aud
hope thai ere long We mas -
fantastic toe, together aglla
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
Portrait of President Garaeld.-l

TOIIIHII VI IIV0IWVHI W'II IVIW' -
lifc-size portrait Of the late President Car
feli has been purchased 10 be placed 10 the
room Of the House committee on appropria-
tons, Of which committee he was chairman
while a member Of the House Of Representa-
tives.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30

A NeM SLenmer for lhe pot1mae

A New steamer for The Potomac. =
The Washington Star ofthe 18Th instant us
hat the steamer Wakefield, Oult at vii
mington, Del, by the Pressy 4 Jones IRON
ship building company, for the Wash ngton
steamboat company, was successfully launch
ed on Wednesday last. In construction She
is the highest type Of iron and s'cc steamer
and is designed especially for the Potomac
river and Chesapeake bay service. She IS
I7o feet in length, IS feet beam, feet depth.
The promenade deck will extend the entire
leuoth Of the vessel over which win be The
main saloon. loo feet in length and % feet
wide Over this saloon viii be a skyligbl
70 feet long and 81 feet wid9 Her macdin-
erv will be of the most mfoycd type and
finish She will be heated By steam through.
ont from boilers for that purpose. An boil.
ers will be enclosed with I,s1lpIe'ias and
covered with a coating q making
her fre-proof; also with water tight compart-
ments. making her non-sinkabIe. She will
also have three large fire pumps Passenger
CAPACITY will be about COO. Tile design 81
construction throughout has been to attain
b,ph speed, light draft and ssar--- safety
She will be completed andFWe at Wash
inpton about March lst when she will be
rlsc.a ~ the route with the Steamer I. "
Arrowsmith, of the samt'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
Count. comml..Ioner. Meet to Wake

Transfers The County Commissioners
will meet in their Office on March }rd, 4th,
9Th and 6th, for the purpose Of making
changes and trAnsiers Of property The dis
tricts will be taken IN regular order. All
persons failing to a,dl themselves Of the OPP
poruuity Afforded them on the above named
d.ys Of chingug or transferring their proper
~, will be declared Of that right Tor the
present year. f. D. M.dd, Clerk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30

to our patrons, by the unparalcca, ~ r
duction in prices for bright, fresh ~ !.
ionable Clothing for Men and Boys.
Shrewd buyers are rapidly Pury Il
ing the many Bargains we otfer u U'lr.
ments Of our own Acknowledged saPerI'
or make Here are a few samPe a'o'
tations: ,rBL
75ots & l 90 for durable good I00A'
ing, Mems Pants .;ns,,
, 50 for a Mans handsome Cas''ner'
Pants. dark. neat pattern, so'd c'"5'
where for ) 30.
5 90 for Mans All Wool SUITS
200 for a Mans Melton o'e''O''
warm and strong !. H.
$50 for Boys Melton sun -
$50 to 5000 for largest stock s,. 6,
Mems Oversees and Newmar1''' ''''
seen in America. .,,ar,
10 90 is the uniform price 'or = '' G.sl
thousand stylish Mems SUITS, ~ aa ,'' ~,
and new, many reduced iroM l''''
HOO. - ave,
1900 is the figure placed , oll ~ts'
1900 finest Cashmere ana AZ ~ N
Suits. Every one worth . ~ y
more - m 9 5AanC
800. sizes l2-17, formerly
; 90 higher. rume-ou.
Thousands Of Bargains ~, nareci.
to mention; mast Lo seen to O' 'fF
ated. Visit oss
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
When You Visit Warrington stop At qlt
AMERlGA.] HOUSE,
Cor. Pom. Ave. & 9TH St.,
Washington, D. G.
.Ierms. 50 Per DnY.

Terms, 50 Per Day.
The propreto,s Of this Houss, The Oldest
established Hotel in Washington, desire to
call the attention of their patrons and the
pshlic 10 the f.ct that the 10 .el is and has
been the headquarters for Mar landefs for over
h'lfa century. The American is centrally
located in the br>iness portion OF the city.
and within short distance of all Public
buildings, Chure..es, and places of Amuse
ment
DIIFFY ( LEANNARDA, Pronrietors.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30

Great Clearing sale ~ llcilbrun's
old stand, 400 9Th Street Washington, p. q.
Look for. The Old Woman III the Window
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30
MILLINERY at BRYANTOUY

Mrs. . :. sLATTERY, Of awz6s>
vi br,antown, calls the at 1880 IA D
tenllon OF he friends to her large - Y -
AMI select stock Of Millinery, and Fancy
Goods. Having just returned from Baltimore.
she can offer Ladies, Misses, and Children
Hats in all the newest and latest designs,
Give her call and be convinced Of The 6tr-
gains that can be gotten Of her at the BRYAN
town Millinery and Fan Store. may 3o-tf
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30

Advertisements take this method in saving
Just what We want in very few words, which
ara TRUE FACTS.
We are scliiut STYLISH welI-m,d c and
all WOOL GARMENTS at BARGAIN
Look and Judge yourself
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-30

ESQ. D. MrDp.
WM Il. GRAY.
T. i. SAsscER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-02-17

LIFE Pi:EsETYER.
If you arc losing your grip ulifc. try ''WeIIs'
Health Remover" Goes direct to weak spots.
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ALDEN's JUVENILE G.M-A large sheet
containing number of Euc Illustrations nc-
companies nu:lh-r 'Pwo of tbs juv.uila week
~ Grown folks as well IS young folks viii
mud d good deal OF amusement rs veil as Wis
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generally. The large hca,ttiful tyre in which
the paper is printed and the iur,n ard size of
page make the whole appearance delightful to
the eye. There is abundant variety of story.
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and schools. The price. IS cents year. with
large Inducements to clubs, places it easily
within reach Of every houg-and surely there
there are children. \ specimen copy sent free
to any applicant. John b. Alden, Publisher.
1913 Pearl Street, New York.
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Crouch on PAINn FoKousED PLASTER;
Strengthening. improved, the best for back
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-02-17

One of the largest diamonds that
this country has produced was found
in Chesterfield county, Va. by a
laborer engaged in grading one of the
streets. The stone was pronounced
a very valuable diamond. Ii vas
put on exhibition, and was sold by
the finder to dealer for 81. 900. 1t
was next sent to Boston to be cut,
and is now known as the - aforriscy
diamond. After it was cut it
weighed over ten carats and its mar
ket value is SIS. 900.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-02-17

Beverly Tucker has novel scheme
on hand. lie says he hates a crowd
and wants to avoid the inauguration
hubbub. g I've decided" he says,
" to take the train FOR New York on
the Sd. 1 shall have car all to my
self-trayel like a prince ut TIE ordi-
nary fare-because everybody will
be going the other way. I'll spend
the 4th in New York and have q de
cent dinner with ny friend Cranston
at the New York Hotel, which is more
than anybody will get in Washing
ton. Then III take the train back
on the 5th and have Car al to my
self again
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