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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04
Read ard Reflect.

heaU anu hSeHfct.
We would cali the especial ait n,ion OF
oar rea ders to the sdvertisem MT Of Woodward
l. Lothrop, the exte nsire dry goods merchants
of Washington. A reading Of their advertise
mept will show you their manner of conduct
ing business, VI ch is sound and satisfactory,
and canno, fail to please all who Zeal With
them. Their stock consists of every thing in
the dry goods inc ard their prices are the low
est of the low. They are now m king spec
ialty of many attractive artic Is suitable foc
Christmas presents, and a careful reading o.
their advertisement will convince you that it
will be safe and satisfactory 10 det With the
We commend them 10 all our eadeIs. Their
mail order departure nj Is Il mos perfect woi k
ing system, and Gu stay a, home nj or
der from them what ;ou want with IA guar It.
tee of getting as much Satisfaction AS If yeu
paid personal visit to their store. T,y hem
What u Deed Conveys.
Judge Bennett, of Massachusetts,. gives the
following on this point: "a deed CONVEYS the
fence standing on the farm, tas f-nciug stuff,
posts, rails, etc., which had been once used IL
the fence, but had been taking down and piled
up for future use ag lin in the same place. But
new feuce material just bought and never at
tach'd 10 the soil, will not pass. Standing
trees pass a part Of the land SO do trees
blown down cut down and still left in the
woods W here they fell, but not if cut and corded
up for sale tie wood has then becoa personal
in har in 4.
compact heap ready for immediate use, the
buyer ordinarily takes as belonging TO the farm
though it might not be SO if tie owner had
previously sol it 10 some other party and had
collec ted il in heap by itself. Growing crops
IS by the deed of the farm. unless they are
expressly reserved, aud when it is intended tC
reserve those il should oe SO stated in the deed
its.l mere sral agreement would not he valid
ia law. Any other mode is to stipulite tha
possessio is not 20 he given until some future
day, ia which the crops or manure may b.
removed hetre that tine. AS u the building:
OH the fam, though generally mentioned i,
the deed, is not absolutely necessary the,
should be deed Of land ordinarily carries
al the build ngs on il belonging 10 the grantor
neither mentioned not aud this ruiz III
GUIDES the u nber and timber of my old build
ing " hich hs been t~ken or blown down an'
packed an-y for future use en- the farm. Blu
il there ne my buildings on the farm built by
some third person, with the farmers leave, thu
d-ed would not convey these, since the build
ings a-e personal property and do not belong
thereof might move them of, although tb
purchaser of the farm supposed he vas bGyin;
ADD paying Tor all the buildings on it. Hi
only remedy in such case would be agains
the party selling the premises. As a part O
the buildings conveyed, the window blinds ar
included, even il thes be at the time taken oil
and carried 10 the pain ,er's shop ia be painted
1t would be otherwise if they had been new
pu released and brought into the house, but no
yet attached or fitted to it,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04
NJ NNstrIs Abpnt II.

Ta-7> srr 10 Egstsr1st r secrets Atua; ghs
va,npoaaI.n. Of Bfo~u> isoa Butter. The
p-sytr-f.9s 81 troa . toe ou!E en- 'a'i CO .
SEQ NsfEg1t iJl4T1aS tie tstsh oc stomach
!, g.,e. V.guE 10 he 'r.o.s. jsfe tc lbs tvba O..
Sailed saI ae-lt6 TO Toe dt.gsYrc. Eoa nerd
n.t 'sas ya s's /; 10 tie most d-ir.le cbi
~. E.agu. y 80 j5-as, 0E SfatNNtstaer, V s.
,,,,. Il r~irsst 10y asaSufsg q a.sFr.ss.
All ul. ss5f Of gvrc.t3 s-tE.sft.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04
The Season ef Advent.

On last Suuday commenced " hat is know =
in tie Cahe ic Church as the season Advent
Ii is season of PRAYER, t,stIng AMI mortihca-
ton and is ohServel t. heller prepare the
christian for the apprparhiag g'ori 'us feast o
Christmas. All gaiefy and orli!y ei ! ments
are in a measure saspen i'd duriag this season
and the Church decorations and vestments of
the priests are of om2re huH. Tie season OF
ad .ent is regarded in the Catholic Churches as
second only to that of Lent. B side he change
of vestments of the priests, the mu,ic of the
various serv ces is sung in minor Key. At
Christmas the joyous strains of the t Deun'
nd the Vente Ad 'ramus' break forth In ali
their iullness. The season is Of about four
1nr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04
weeks duration.
Legislative Printing.

Mr. Spencer C jones, clerk Of the Court
of Appeals, has accepted the bid Of Mr.. G"o--e
I. Melvin for Sl0, 100, to do the legislative
printing for the session OF 1886 Mr.. J Gles'
King, the lowest bid Ter, failing to give the
necessary bond Mr.. King, in note to the
clerk, sid it would be impossible for him 10
bon at the amount eff his bid, which was for
$500, witaout loss, an 4 asked t. be released
from the obligation. Mr.. Melvin's bond flor
SIS 900 has been accepted, the sure;ies being
M.ssrs LuIhsr H. G,ii, P Flip ". Down
AMI William En- .rson, ali % Csroline coun-
iy Mr. Melvin is one of ih- p-opri-tors of
the Annapolis R,puiii:1n, At who off e the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04
nlinal.

Hyminal.
Mr. w. F. Brawner took a trip to Wash
ington on Friday last and on his return home
en- Sunday greatly surprised his friends and
relations by bringing villa him compa aion
for life 10 the person of Miss Ruth Norma n,
daughter Of Richard Norm n, o. Liverpool this
county. Mr.. 9rawnrr is said 10 have taken
this step so quietly as the best way TO end the
auxietyia tae hearts of the mlny youas ladies
he had cAptvated and it is to be supposed his
wife, who is charming young lady, decided
10 ioin heart aud hand with him ia this IN
expected manner as the surest and easiest wsy
to answer the several serious questions that had
ben proposed to her by the bclux. My hap
piasss, peace and prosperity, with long lite
which to EN- joy them, be theirs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04

Circuit Court.
The adjourned session Of the November
term of our Circuit Court recovered Lere Nj
10 O'Clock en- Friday morning last with aSsoci-
ate Judges Brooke and Crane on the bench -
The case of State vs.. Charles A. Hughart was
ken up Hushart was indicted 'or Tie murder
e Au-us,us BRYANT, alias bed Hot, which
ocvarrcd al Rock Point riy in II pteinhcr !,sf,
ana he has teen confined in the jill here ever
s.ncc the occursuce. Eight jurors were
obtained from the regular panel and the re
naming iour were selected from sixteen
t~lsmeu " hi.h the sher:f was ordered TO sum
mon ~ the Court. DC following is the jury
selected 10 try the Wm. Croft, b. l.
Iigdon. b. NJ. Edsen, WAraer Gibbons, m
Dunnington, Z. N. Downs, d. |. Sanders, Al
begt I Carrico, Thes. Cooking, b. l.. Burth,
Il. l. Boarmap, Bernard Matthews. After The
opening statements to the jury by Wilmer for
tie State and ex.Judge Ms. ruder for Tie de-
fensa, the examination of the State witnesses
begun, and &C, upi,d tie Court until lis ad-
jou amsnt at a late hour on that day The
substance Il the testimony Of ali these " illnesses
tailed with the report Of the aff.ir " h'ch was
published D, the TINES AT the ti;rs OF the occur
rance, ard VAS IN fleet th.t tie prisoner and
his victim and Two ether n..n " er> eng sgrt IL
game Of cards and 81 its qua'Ec, took
place httw.en the prisoner and lie deceased
Turing which The deceased handed II t pJisoref
his pistol hen lie instantly shot him, the ball
Ga Saturday The tySe Was continued at the
opening OF c urt The State continued HE
examination Of lis with ,srS, atier which u-G
d tense took up theirs. The drift OF the defense
was that The shooting bad hten in sei-dsiense
and the Testimony OF their ~intes.e. tended
chi.f, TO show The lts..sr.te "ni ngegoGs
character q The Ge,e.. "a and o. former tareAts
he had made agtiust the prisoner and other
persons al Rock Point. The examination Of
the WITNESSES occupied the tine until .hor'ly
after o'clock in the at ernoon W hen the arEu-
m.nt Of The case before the jury by counsel WAS
co.nmen, 81. TIE - 2ur:ent MAS opened t.,
Wilmer, tor the Stat, VIII confined hI> open
ing is to defining tie aw bearing in tn
case AMI exp ainIng the different degrees o.
inuFuer, he esHH'e' ''r 'e'enss 'h'' com
'i''"''e '"''' a. 's'' "t'"''
occupied about three qurrers OF an hour hs
w's followed by Judge MAgtulsr who made
most nAste II Argument md most pathetic ap.
peal to h. jury. LISTING upwards 81 two hour-
JONI H. N''e'e'' 'o"o"e' !" us "s"S.'.
s'cal and coSe'! ie-son'ag STRAIN anu mace
most 'e'''"S >lse'A' s"""s !" 'n0'ousn
n''NHS' nc 'es'.ln'ny % me sue ne case
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04
The Palace Of Baltimore City Clotl

he PhIaCe OF BdItimoft tity JIOth-
Jug Establishments in ACME Hal L. 209 "
Baltimore Street A visit will show you the
nsaiest and prrttiest store in Baltimore. 1t is
worth seeing for this alone, and now here else
can you get slrh stylish Gents and Boys
Clothing for so'little money.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04
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TIL: LEADING SHOE HOUSE
OF y Il -
80. III st wilmington. ID. {
I. HEILBRUN, Manager

;NNTIRF u-a stock -.ow prices Mems Csi
II Boots. = 20 - Su1iil.ar SHOES ,rj Cal
te.s - = 10 -. Ladies ADD Grut', Hand
s.ve8 Caters - Mi Cost aud Fuxri Bat
raG. ]. - = 81. Iv-tius Congress aud Lace
- s,t-rs. T5.l.. Boys aud Mise, >chvo. >hne>
5ur.. A. SInp.rs aud Tsrs 2tci- To r. -
= ~ Electric ~toc--5Jygs Electric Sstes.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04

Orders by Mai! for our Men aud Boss
Clothing, will have scrupulously careful atten-
ton, or samples and Iuies for self measurement
will be forwarded, free, on application. We
Will also take care of your parcels, free OF
charge, when visiting Baltimore. OEHM b Son,
corner Hanover and Pratt SITS !, Baltimore, Nd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
PROFOUND sympathy.

AUGUSTA, April 27.-Memorial day
was observed here by parade of the
different military organizations. All
business was suspended and ladies deco
rated the soldiers graves. The.Confed-
crate Survivors Association unanimous
ly adopted the language OF an Grafton
by Colonel c. C: Jones, in reference to
General Grant, which concluded as fol-
lows: Remembering him now as a
generous victor,who at the ever-memor-
aole meeting at Appomattox, toour i'm
mortal Lee, and to the glorious 5000
veterans, surviving heroes of the army
of Northern Virginia, on the 9th day of
April, 1865. conceded the liberal and
magnanimous terms of surrender. do
we, standing by the graves of our Con-
federate dead and mindful of the MEM
cries which the observance OF this occa-
sion is designed to perpetuate, respect
fully tender to General Grant the assur-
ance of our sincere and profound SYM
pathy in this season of his direful ex-
tremity."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
France and Eeypt.

PARIS, April 27.-It is reported that
the French feet has been ordered to
rendezvous at the Piraeus, Greece, and
there await further orders. This action
is taken IN reference to the naval DEM
onstration before Alexandria in the
event of Egypt refusing to accede to the
i, mand Of France regarding the re-
facilitating of the BOsphore-E Egyptian.
LONDON, April pa special Cabinet
meeting has heen summoned for to-
morrow. Earl Spencer, Lord Lieuten-
ant of Ireland. will come from Dublin
to attend the meeting.
In the House of Commons this after
noon, Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice, under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
said he was happy to state that gov
eminent was on the point of arriving at
an arrangement of the misunderstand-
ing with France growing out of the sup
preston of the BOSphOre-E Egyptian. This
arrangement added Lord Edmond,
would prove alike,satisfactory to France,
England and Egypt.
+ SHANGHAI, April 27-The port of
Vladivostock, in Siberia, near the con-
fines of China, has been closed to COM
merce. Russian naval authorizes have
so disposed torpedoes that only mar
row channel remains for the entry and
exit of their own war ships. rr
SIMLA. April 27.-Preparations are
being urgently pressed for the ,Hick
dispatch of troops to 'the front"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
General Grant.

New YORK, April 81 Beginning at II
o'clock last night, General Grant slept
at intervals until . O'Clock, after which
his slumber was almost continuous until
s o'clock. When he had been dressed,
he remarked tn at he felt good and re-
freshed When Doctor Douglas left the
house. at $50, he said his patient was
fully as well yesterday. but could not
say he was better Flags are flying and
bunting is displayed on the street on
which General Grant lives in comment
Grafton of his birthday. The General
to-day is &C years old.
General Grant took drive in Central
Park at noon to-day
New YORK, April 27.-Grant sends the
following for publication: ITO the
various army post secretaries, cities,
public schools, States, corporations and
individuals, north and south, who have
been so kind as to send me congratula-
lions on my sixty-third birthday, l wish
to offer my grateful acknowledgment.
The dispatches have been so numerous
and so touching in tone that it would
have been impossible to answer them if
l had been in perfect health
(Signed,) U. s. GRANT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
Postal Circular.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Post
master-General has issued circular
order to postmasters, explanatory OF
the changes made by Congress at the
last session, in the rates of postage.
Postmasters are informed that on and
after July 1st. the rate on all domestic
first-class matter, including drop letters
at letter-carrier postoffices, will be two
cents per ounce, or fraction thereof. in
stead of two cents per half ounce. This
change will apply on mail to Canada,
but not to other foreign mails. To pro-
vide for wants that may arise from
a change in the rate on second-class
matter, or newspapers mailed by pub
fishers from cents to cent per pound,
the department has decided to issue a
newspaper and periodical stamp of the
denomination OF l cent, the design and
color of which will be the same as those
of the present series. They will be
ready for issue on June 1st. The Post
master-Genera has not yet found time
to found plan for giving the effect of
the Congressional enactment providing
for the use OF the special delivery" at
specified postOtfces.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
Getting Down On ,Em.

DUBLIN, April 27.-The government
has prohibited the proposed Nationalist
demonstration at Tyrone against the
Prince of Wales. Great excitement and
serious rioting are feared.
The reception given the Prince of
Wales at Omagh to-day was brilliant
affair. Nationalists had prepared to
make O counter demonstration and
were arrayed in procession, but the
police charged npOn them, captured
their black flag and drums and dis
persed them completely. 1t is stated
that government proposed to buy for
Prince Victor, eldest son of the Prince
of Wales as place of permanent resi-.
dence in Ireland, the celebrated
Ardbriecan palace. This magnificent
seat is located at Navan, in County
Meath, between the rivers Boyne and
Blackwater near thepoint of their con-
tiuenee. fTfE'Ts f'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
PERSONALS.

CHARLES Pepper is back from the east.
ARrRuR Brown has returned from a
tip to Idaho.
!; D. C. ADAMS started to Chicago by
way of the o.. P. on Sunday.
P. H. EMERSON left Ogden and went
through to Provo yesterday.
MAJOR SILVA and wife. came down
on the Ogden train yesterday.
J..W. EPLEY, has gone to Philadelphia
he took the broad gauge for it.
G.. C. RICHARDS of Ogden, was present
during the Cannon trial yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. E. B. FooTE, SR., went to New
York, yesterday, taking the d. & r. G..
F. C. GENTscH, of the Pacific Express
office, has got back from runup north.
EARL O. PLUNKErT and wife, leave
over the D. & R. G., for New York, to-
day.
@THE D. & R. G. magnates, Messrs.
Bancroft and Eccles, are once more in
town.
H. o. YOUNG. the Park City merchant,
was stocking up. among our merchants
yesterday. 1850 1876 cif
A. w. McCUNE is down from Butte,
on visit. He goes south to Nephi this
morning, to see his friends, and will re-
turn in two or three days.
Mrs. DR.. -TAGGARr left yesterday
over the D. & r. G.. for Las Vegas, n.
NJ, where she will remain for a month
or so. for the benefit CT her health, and
afterward visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lieutenant Mumford, who is living al
Santa Fe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
THE LECTURE.
Mr.: Chainey's Religious Expert
ence" on Sunday Evening


At the Walker Opera House, Sunday
night, the lecture by Mr.. George
Chainey was well attended; and 1t was
evidently much appreciated from the
frequent applause given. The gentle
man gave cursory review OF the nU
merous sects which he had joined. and
as soon separated therefrOm on account
of the narroWneSs of their creedS- He
praised the Unitarian Church for its
broad platform, but it was entirely too
contracted for his liberal views on reh-
gious subjects. lie at last fell In with
the Spiritualists, with whom ne had
peculiar experience, but treated them
all with distrust and suspicion, though
he was, at last, completely convinced
of the truth of Spiritualisul. He stated
that the prime object and gem
eral features of all religions
were about the same, and
tended in the same direction.
Stated that some of the so-called liberal
lists which he had encountered were
extremely contracted and narrow
minded that they shut themselves up
in a vacuum and made themselves be
lieve there was nothing in the broad
universe. of beauty and truth Made
severe structures on the old school plans
of trammeling the minds of the yeUng
with old and WORKOUT ereeds and Coo
trines. He advocated the principle of
leaving the young minds free to think
and act, and to form their own con
clIsions.
Mr. Chainey is an eloquent speaker.
but some portions of his speech were
not distinctly heard in the remoter por-
tons of the Opera House. and was eYi-
IDENTIFY annoying to those unfortunate
persons on the rear seats. at the e,ose
of his discourse people did not under
stand whether his lectures would be
continued or not. And a number of
persons did not even know that his
second lecture would be given. as some
of the'paperS gave no notice of it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
The Halfbreed Rebellion.

TORONTO, April 26.-Special prayers
were offered here in all the churches for
the success of the troops in the north
west and for comfort and support in
their affiiction to the friends of those
killed. The excitement here continues
undated Two of the newspapers
issued special editions all day, while the
other two issued free slips, containing
the latest news. Intelligence OF the
result of the battle expected to take
place to-day is awaited with feverlsh
anxiety, as the Grenadiers are likely to
be engaged.
OTTAWA. April D. The Manitoba
members of Parliament have succeeded
in inducing the government to agree TO
the supplementary half-breed claim IN
Manitoba. An order in the Council has
been issued, giving scope to all VINO
have established claims. The Liberals
we're in caucus this morning, preparing
amendments to the franchise bill. which
will be moved in committee OF the
whole. The government will suspend
all other business until it has forced the
measure through the House.
The following private telegram from
Gen. Middleton. dated April %, has
been received: 1--WE must remain here a
day or two more. The wounded are all
doing well. Both aides de camp are ini-
proving rapidly. We are driving in the
enemy's cattle and ponies and are feed
ing on the former. All are anxious to
march forward"
FoRr TorrEN, D. T.. April 27.-The
whole force of cavalry and infantry is
held under marching orders to head
off any movement across the line to
help Riel. and a courier just in from the
Turtle mountain reservations says the
Indians are all quiet on the reservation,
and exhibit no intention of going across
the border.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

A Russian man-of-war has arrived at
Suez.
Mexico is taking steps to prevent the
introduction of cholera.
The Odd Fellows anniversary at New
Orleans was big success.
Russia has sent 10000 troops across
the Caspian Sea from Baku.
Captain Phelan's case will be brought
to trial at the earliest possible moment.
The Gar has written to Emperor Will
liam that the chances OF peace are dim
lnished.
Two men were killed by the collapse
of burning building on Third Avenue
Pittsburg, Monday.
If the Duke of Connaught goes into
active service, the Duchess of Connaught
will remain at Simla.
Orders have been issued for the mob
ilization of the Grenadier corps at Mos
COW, which numbers 10000 men.
Birthday cards by the basketful were
sent to General Grant on Monday.
They were from all over the United
States.
Granville demands from Russia that
an inquiry into the Pen]deh affair be
conducted on the spot where the battle
was fought.
Floods near Montreal continue, and
are doing an immense amount of dam
age and causing loss of life and means OF
subsistence.
Mayor Carter II. Harrison, of Chi
cago, has begun a series of libel suits
against the Inter Ocean, for saying he
was "a consort of thieves and ballot
box suffers" or words to that effect.
| Great destruction of property and live
stock is reported from the vicinity OF
Dallas, Texas, by the recent floods
Heart-rendlng stories are told of the
sufferings of people who have beer
/ washed out.
The Grant mansion in New York wa:
! brilliantly lighted Monday evening, anC
/ a continuous stream of telegraph boy
were necessarily delivering message
j from all over the country. Thousand
passed through the street and stopped
to gaze for few moments at the house
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
Fire Record.

DENVER, April 26.-Tri6uns-Republi-
cans Ash Fork, Arizona: Fire yester-
day destroyed nine buildings, including
the Coleman Hotel, the signal and
quartermaster's offices. Loss, SIS, 900.
No insurance.
SrRArHRoY, Ont. April 26.-Five of
the largest business houses, livery
stable and number of other buildings
were burned last night. Assistance
from Petrolia saved the town from de-
struction. The loss is not ascertained.