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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18
Australian Divers.

Australian divers are in trouble Re
Gently two of them, while engaged in
pearl fishing, were drowned while at
work in thei. diving dresses, and two
swimming divers have been devoured by
sharks The sharks are now so numer-
Gus as to produce preceptible f ling
off in the quantity Of pearl she'll obtain
ed One of the divers is described as
losing his life in singular way He
was walking along the bottom, which
was very level and free from coral,
when his life line became entarglcd
round large piece of cup shaped coral,
ii only obstacle fol considerable dis
lance. The boat to which lie was at
taehed was drifting with the tide as be
walked on, and the life Inc getting
foul, the boat was anchored, as it were
The strain thus brought on the line
would appear to have drawn the diver
down to tie coral, and, over yhelmed
with alarm, he lost his presence of mind
and cut the line. He might just as
well have cut his throat, as by his
thonghtless act he transferred the boats
strain from the rope to the air pipe,
which soon pulled out of its sockeI in
the helmet. |. was some time before
the body was recovered 1t was on its
back. and knife was firmly clutched in
he right hand.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

An Interesting calculation is furnish
ell by the New Orleans Times Demo
crat Of the cost to planters Of gathering
and marketing cotton crop Of ,Ooo,-
600 bales. The total is computed at
Sl43. 1870, 900. of which the picking
and labor of ginning, weighing, etc
amounts to S74,6ao,ooo; bagging and
ties. 81 600 900: Liverpool fare redupl'-
.ating the cost Of bargiug and ties
ga 600 maxim the sum thrice
the legitimate cost; transportation and
selling, SII95O, 600 The total il
shout SO per cent. Of the gross value at
nine cents per pound to the planter.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

The Philadelphia Record thinks It i
a little singular that this country can
not grow its own eggs. We bought
from the Canadians last year IL 800, 600
dsren for which we paid them 81 900,
600 When there is 50 much complaint
of hard times and Of lack Of light en-
ployment for women, it is a wonder that
the poultry business does not get a
greater degree Of attention. 1t is bus
mess which does not admit of being car
rlcd on in a wholesale way large col
onies of hens do not thrive Taey are
subject to visitations Of disease whiel
garry them off by dr,ds. But fowl
can be made source Of income to thou
nnds of small farmers. paying th,n
better than more costly and llboriou
Investments.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18
Order Of : Utilization.
h Tie Circuit Coat for Charles count,
No. GG2 Elqity.
Mary E. Smoot by her husband, Richard N
Sm OF, plaintiff.

Mary E. Smoot by her husband, Richard NJ
Sm OF, plaintiff.
Against
Henry A. Brawner and Nette Brawner hi,
wife, Snsannah c. Nicholson and Leonard l.
Nicholson her husband, Thomas NJ. Brawnel
and flelcn Brawner his wife, Emily Cooking
and Thomas Cooking her husband, James b
Brawner and Josephine Brawner his wife
Catherine A Smith, Amanda + Brawner and
Rebecca w Brawuer
The object oflhis bill is to secure decree
for the sale Of certain lands situated near tn
village Of Port Tobacco, in Charles county
heretofore Owned by Ger ain Amanda + d.
Brawner, late of Charles County, deceased.
The Bill Alleges:
lst That the said Amanda f. D Brawner
was in her life time seized and possessed OF
said lands and refers to the certified copy of
the Deed of CONVEYANCE to the said Blawner
which is fled with the bill as an Exhibit.
End. That the said Brawner being
$50 seized and possessed departed this life
some time in the year IS, intestate
leaving husband james L. Brawner, and
the following children aud heirs at law
Nary E. who iniermlrried with Richard NJ .
Smoot Of Charles county, plaintiffs in this
suit and Henry A. Brawner and Nettie
Brawne- his wife, Of Washington City, in
rhe District o. Columbia. Susanuah G. who in
termarried with Leonard L. Nicholson, also of
Washington City ana in the District OF Column
ba. Thos NJ Brawner and Helen Brawner his
wife, of the State of Virginia, Emily who in
lermarried with Thomas Cooking, james D.
Brawner and Josephine Brawner his wife and
Catherine 4 Smith of Charles county, Amqn-
ia L. Brawner and Rebacct w Brawner of
the CITY Of Washington in the District Of
Columbia defendants in this suit.
3ri That James l.. Brawner, Lus and of the
sad Amanda +. D. Brawner, departed, this
he some time in the year ls35
Atm That the said real estate is not suscep-
nbIe of division without serious loss and IN
Jury to the parties to this suit, and that it
would be for their interest and advantage
that the same should be sold.
1t is therefore ordered by the Courtthis 2G.h
day OF November, l8s5, that the plaintiff
caiISe a copy OF this order, together with the
Object aud substance Of the bill, to e insert
ed in some newspaper published in Charles
Comfy. oncea week for tour successive weeks
before the first day OF January, 1886, giving
notiet 10 ;he nonresident defendants in said
bin and causing them TO appear in this Court
in nersan or by solicitor, on or before the
fist Monday in May, 1856 TO show cause if
INV they may have why i decree should not
pass as prayed.
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
&C Ct. for Charles County.
True eopy-Test;
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
nov 27-dt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

Avoid the delay, inconve-
nicnce, incomplete assert
ments and the crowds incl
dent to awaitin a few days
before Christmas, and make
your purchases now, while
all goods arc new, fresh, clean
and desirable. Bundles and
parcels will be kept marked
and delivered at the cDnve-
nience of purchasers. I'm
eNceptionable facilities for
the transaction of a large
business.
To facilitate the selections
Of those doubtful ones on
Christmas thoughts intent,
we catalogue a few Of our
special attractions. each and
every one being a tempting
bargain, and would make
most acceptable Christmas
presents. TO lend a lditiOn-
al attraction to the already
attractive Christ las Gifts,
all purchases III Handker-
chiefs, Hos ely and Gloves
will be put up in neat, tasty
boxes, free Of charge, which
were bought especially for
our Holiday trade.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

The tide of travel is setting towar Is
Florida with increasing volume The
.rfivals at the hotels Of jacksonville for
the months of October ana November
aggregated lO,6l2 against : .93l for the
same months in 1891 and 4.977 II
1888. But the Improvement in hotel
accommodations has more thai kept
p,ce with the increase of travel so that
visitors are better cared for than ever
before
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

Some fresh informarian about the Cuff
Stream is given by Boston SCIENTIST.
Ii is a stratum Of warm blue water not
more than fifty ia hons dee1 and II
flows due east at a rate tar would take
it to England within 100 days. OF
Cape Hateras this northward downing
stream is in the form Of fan, lts three
YARN bands spreading out over the A..
lautic surface TO AN aggregate of l6l
miles, while two color bands Of an ag-
gresate breadth OF fifty iva miles are IN
ierposed between them. The innsrmos.
warm band is the one that shows tne
highest temperature and speed. its We
locity beiug greatest where it is pressed
literally by the article current, 50 that
the rate of four miles an hour is occa-
,ionally observed. The peculiar bIuo
color of the water probably is because
she river silt washed into the Gulf by
she Mississippi is held in suspension.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

Mrs Godrld has recently denied the
report printed in the newspapers that
she was preparing hiogu ply of her
Husband, but says that ever since his
death she has been collecting the mate
rial for such work \ good authority
s,ates that it is not Improbable that
Biography will appear before very long
written with Mrs Grheld's authority,
and for which she vii supply many let
tiers and important documents, Col.
Rockwell. it is also reported, will be the
editor of the work
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

The new French Chamber Of y pu-
ties includes 5 bankers, l33 lawyers, ! /
notarics, - soldiers, Is engineers, Is
merchants, ID magistrates, ~ doctors,
II professors, II journalists, | work
mgm bishop. , Protestant pastors,
| veterinary surgeon educational in
,pcctors. > .choolmas'er> 3 ,hipowuers,
= admiral, aud / iroumastcrs
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

The powers seem to have concluded
that it will be cheaper for them to let
1arkcy wear herself out in defending
bcr,clf from the swarm Of petty states
which diplomacy has nurtured in her
nlmcda ate vicinity When the Porte i.
exhausted the powers will step in and
di,id- lis cstlc aud gobbIe the petty
nycrrigntics which will have worn the
Sultan out
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18
CATALOGUE:

Ladies Initial IIandkerchiefs, extra
v4iur................ &c. ................... 2
Ladies' CoIorcd Border and Colo ed
Initial llindkerclie ts.................. 2
Gems z Unaundered Initial ntudker-
chiefs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ............. 2
Gents henimcd Hankerchiefs ia Lox s
Ladies fine II. $. Ilandkerciefs ? in
box NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7
K. Gteenway Figured Handkercieis
3 in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
Fauel Plaid 5 Il, llaudketchefs .
Fine Brocade silk ilandkerchiets. 81
Extra fine Broclle Silk Htndkerchiefs .
"a inch Chin Silk Ian,lkes chiefs...... 81
"a inch Fine China Silk lIandkcrchIeis ,
J Fine 5 llufhers, large size......... & /,
Super6ne SILK Mutfitis, large sze...... -
Ladies button Nd GlOyes........... h,
Ladies' 5 button kld Ioycs............ i,
Children Kid GLOW .................: IL
.u@er-n Fur hncj ,tJycs............ g.
/ IL les Black C.tton Hose .............. >.
4d 6 fne Black cotton dose ........ 3.
/ Ladies Back 81 X II c............. =
| Ladies CoIo-ed Pure SIX lose ..... g
/ Children RIp ei ColOfcd Host. .
Men Fame, Colored II III tIose......... y
Mems Extra Fine C1lor,d H.lf Hose 81
Men 5 Fine silk Half Hose, all colors s.
Men 5 Fancy SclrtS, corroc st les...... 2.
Men ; silk CktudeDts" 5 / Is, choice 3
Men 5 Linen Collars. correct styles.. !.
Mems men Collars equd 10 Il Nv. q
Boys Sancy Suspendeis IA
Men 5 y h't' and Fancy Suspehders in
ttncy observation-disclosures. ........... SO
Mems SaJIn Suspendcr; II
Meu's Extra Fine silk Suspendels...... rs
Men Fur-top KID G!oyes............... %
Mems button Chevereau KID Gloves
new shades. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
Men Fanc5 Nlgut ohirls............. IS
Mems All wool half Hose, oil rolors Is
Guyot's Suspenders, all &C ors......... 81
Men Dress rls................,...... 81
Mems Night ShlrtS. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Mems Fancy Lau- dered Night 5 lrts
2 in boz.......................,.......... 5 5
Men Extra Fine Dress Shirls........ IS
Silk Pulse Warmers. "a
Whte aud Colored Embroidered Elan.
neIs S o.
II A Heavy White wool Blankets. OF
ll-4Crochet Bed Spread. 10
Fancy Wool Crib Blankets.............. IL
Good Print Comforts. .................... 75
Lace Cartains, full length aud width ,.
Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains special 3 ,,
Nottingham Lace Bed Sets.....,.... s.
Extra Fine Antique Bed Se,s........... So
Rich Tuncoman Cur aius.............. Oh
flne Antique Lace Curtains -. 80. 5 Ol
W eolen Dress Patterns, full quantity ! 81
FINE Wooden Dress Pattern, full
quantity ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Extra Fine Wooden Dress Patterns,
luIl quantity Observation-Disclosures. { OF
Print Dtcss Patterns, 90, 80, 9Gcis aud Oh
fahcy All linen TOwels.................. 50,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18
InsolVant Notice.

U0IIE creditors of Edward L. HUNT and
George L. Murray trading as &. l..
I'M & Co, and Hunt and Moray, are
I'M IN notified that the above firms have been
'S;o,.ieated by the Circuit Court for Charles
.St5'ntv Insoltent They are further bottled
= h n. ana appear at the Office Of the Clerk Of
~. y rit,nit Court for Charles County on Mon
Y. ~. ,h4 2stl OF Decetn er, 1885, between the
r. of ii ANA IL 0 clock a, m to elect a
~ npnt Trustee 10 take charge Of the e tate
y r a 'nsulyents. 4 POSEY,
u ~" ls-pt Preliminary Trustee
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18
L ". SWITZERLAND. Aoe,iao...,
CONTINUED.
Trustee S Sale
OF
Valuable Personal Propert,,

DY virtue of an order Of fb. rircpi, 70.
ID FOR Charles county. passed in the NJ.
OF the petition Of J Camillus How.rd ,s,
Witiam VI. Howard tr ding as Howard ~,
for the benefit Of the Ins0lrent Laws ~ NJ.
St,te Of Maryland, the undersigned p,.r,,..
nent Trustee in Insolvency OF said ] Cam;Iln.
Howard aud William w. Howard tr,Jin, Is
Howard Bros, will sell at public auction. A.,
Chapel Point, on III
Fridoy and Saturday, De-
cem6er lSM and 1911, 1886,
property. r'V''''
varied and complete assortment Of Ho,a,
Furniture. '''e'
Forty sets Of Bed Room Furniture.
Forty China chamber sets.
One lot of Hair Mattr ,sses
8" Bolsters.
" Feather Pillows.
Oic Parlnr set
One new Piano.
One Marble Top Walnut Centre Table
One What Not
One loi Of Curtains.
Three Stoves.
One lot Of Mating.
=" " Carpctiug
Z" Kitchen Utensils Of cvar,
dcscrip ion
One Lawn Mower.
One Large Double Carriage.
Three Pbaetons.
One Double Wagon.
Two Buggies.
One Sleigh
One Double Wagon Harness.
One single Harness.
Three Horses.
One lit Of Lawn Seats.
" Hogheads Srlny.
One Soda Water Fountain a. Apparatus
One Sewing Machines.
One Money Safe.
Two Washing Machines.
Terms For all sums over SO a credit q
six months will be given purchaser giving
note with se.arity to be approved by the
Trustee.
A. PoSEY,
dec ll-bt Trustee
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

Whom the gods oya to die vonn.. ;.
says Byron; but why die when yon
cure the cold or cough, with p3s j. .aa !
means death! DE-. Bulls Couy5S Saa
mayn't be in favor vi h the goJs I. !! !
keeps thousands from their gr,sn ~ :.
mortals, who take it praise # r u.s.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

No other med cine has won far a,.1
such universal appreciation in i. " o,.,
city state, and country, and amona :" =,
people, as Ayers SsrsqparilI, =.
the best combination Of vegetable bi.d :,
purifiers, with t E Ioliie of po,,. 9'oo.
and Iron, ever offered to the publio u
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18
A Christmas Gift Really

Worth Having can be bad from
oehm 4 Son the eaterprisiug Clotbier,
of Baltimore. SEE their advertisement
in an ther column Which will tell 70.
how to get it. Their store at the eor,..
of Pratt aud Hanover Streets !, crawl
ed daily with delighted B,ys ami Mn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18
Railway Travel.

The figures furnished by the railroad
companies of England give some idea OF
'bo prodigious changes in the travel OF
the world compared with what it was a
century, or even half century back 1t
is probable that a thousand persons tray
FL 10 day where one did hundred years
ago Last year, for instance, in the
United Kingdom there were over 900,
600 600 journeys by railway In New
York City the number Of passengers on
the elevated railway was over 95, 900,
900 1t is a reassuriug fact that casual
ties by railway travelling are steadily de
creasing 1t is literally true that more
people were killeI aud injured in old
mail-coach times than are killed and in
jured in railway travelling to-day, not
witllstaniing the enormous increase of
those who take long journeys Last
gear, for instance, in Great Britain one
person in 5,14S,O88 was killed, and one
N 466, III was injured; but this does
not tell the whole story, for in many OF
~s.eeo -rEses il was the passengers and not
the railways who were to blame The
companies claim that they are response
bic for the death of only one in - $780,
900. and the injury of one in every
100000 Fully half Of the fatalities
are those of officers and servants of the
companies. Statistics prove what is
quite true, that travellers by sea or land
on steam transportation lines are safer
than at home, so far as possible injury
10 life or limb is concerned.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

Itis y,rorr.d tbat t.erc is a large
number Of dyr-doIlar gold colus flied
with base mctal in circulation They
are said To- be- maize with a die stolen from
enc Of the 4. ) miut~.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18
NISI.
hhe Circuit Court for Charles County
the m liter Of the sale of real estate Of J
S:onewall FOLSOM
No. rs Insolvencies.

ORDERED by the court this oath day Of
| J November, los5, that the sale of The
nj estate made and reported by A. Posey,
trnstee. in the above entitled cause he finally
.,fi6ed and confirmed unless cause to the
.entrary be shown on or before the third
Jondy in December next; provided a copy
I mis- erder be inserted in some newspaper
#.nblished Charles county once in each Of
,bree successive weeks prior 10 the said third
Monday IN December next.
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Of CT Ct. fus Charles County.
'' J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
my 21-dt
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NOTICE

III. Persons are hereby forwarned not to
tres.pass on the premises Of The under
- near Bryantown, either with or
s5rbo4t dog or gun. The law will o. ligidly
nf..r.e6 asainst all who disregard this notice.
-, ohm r. d. KERR.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

England has walked over the Bur
mese army. annexed I|arnah to her n
dian Emf an! King r. eebaw, with
bis 800 wives, is prisoner Of state.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

Mail orders for any of the
above goods will receive our
best personal attention.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

4 D tor 4 llNIlfr NNuINA SUING IN Equity.
passed in "a case wherein Adrian Posev. The
Pitts Agricultural Works. John J. Hughes
sn victoiine r liu-hea ARE plaintiffs, and
Jpsepa DIy IS deieudt4t The undersigned
Trus ee viii sell At public auction on he
arm known AS 'Inditntown on Nanjemcy
Creek, on
Nondy G. Tuesday, Janua-
~ iii and 9TH, 1856,
The following personal property
One pair Bay Mares, one
pair of Sorrel Horses,
one pair Sorrel Baltimore
Colts 3 and 4 years old,
one young Bay Saddle
Horse, one gelding---Balti-
more Stock, one pair of
large Bay Mules, Five
young Mile Cows-four
at the pail, three ShOr, :
horned Heifers, one
thoroughbred Jersey
Hciier, two yoke of young
Oxen, fourteen Shotes
and one Sow.
Farming Utensils:
One Mccormick self-bind-
er and Reaper in COM
plcte order, one Wheat
Cleaner, one Corn
Planter, two wheel Guilt
vatorS, four single Guilt
vators, four double PIows,
two Oliver Chilled Plows,
one No. ) PIow, one
Whipple Harrow, two
60 tooth Rakcs, one
Wheat Drill, one Wheat
Fan, one two horse
power and Corn Shelter
combined, two large farm
Wagons in complete or
Ger, one small Wagon,
one Carriage and Har-
ness, one lot Of Plow Har-
ness, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, one
new large Excelsior Re-
frigcrator, one Cooley
Dreamer, one Washing
Machine, ore large Cook
Stove and tensilS, one
Con- Stove, one Wood
Stove, etc.
Proveud4r.
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Specimen Comics Free.

No paperS are sent to Subscribers after the
time paid for has expired. The Independents
Clubbing List will be sent free to any person
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A. P0SEY, TrustC

There will also be sold
upon "lsy terms one CIV
lrtsi i Engine, r hin {
{ lover Hullcr combined.
d t0-ct A. POSEY. Attorney.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18

For low prices of Lumber, see advertise
ncut " Nl.lett \ Llb0t
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-12-18
"THE WATERBURY,

My suit cost just as much
as yours, and isn't any better
but I didn't get a watch with it.
To make speedy clear
ance of our immense
Stock of Baltimore made
Clothing for Men and
Boys we are presenting a
genuine W teri Jury
Watch to each purchaser
to tie amount of $l2 90
or over-at the same time
every garment (Which
cannot be equalled in the
United States for true
nalue and correct style)
is marked at price guar
anteed cheaper than it can
be bought for elsewhere
and Your money refund
ed if you are no; satisfied.
Give us a cal an inspect.
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/. VI s0UTHERLAND. Auciioacer.
Trustee Sale
Or
Valuable PcTSo al Property.

DY virtue Of decree Of tie Circuit Court
ID for Charles County sitting in Equity.
passed in "a case wherein Adrian Posey, The
Pitts Agricultural Works, John J Hughes
90 Yictotine Z Iu4hes ARE plaintiffs, and
Jasepa Day Is deieud'4t The undersigned
frus &c will sell AZ public auction on The
arm known AS "lniitntown on Nanjemoy
Creek, on
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-10-15
Ftoatorfai Convention.

10 rsrsuaueS of call of Plostorial Ex-
ecutive Committee, the Convention to
nominate . Flsster from Jefferson and
Lincoln counties met ct Union church on
Saturday, Oct. l0th. Convention called
TO order by z. Y. Mcdonald, member of
the Executive Committee, aad went into
temporary organisation with z. r. Apple
white in the Chair and J. d. Frssier Sec
fstsay.
On motion, the chair appointed . com.
nittee On credentials Of two from each
sounty, to-wit: J. T. Sessions and Owen
Essterliag, Of Lincoln; s. D. Showers and
J. ID. Frssier, of Jefferson, and upon mo-
ton the report Of the committee was re-
esived.
Dr. II. J. Coleman and B. r. Young
blood we're placed in nomins alton for per
Tansnt chairman, election by ballot
YoupgblOod Q, Coleman I.
Upon notion Of Dr.. Coleman the nom
snaiion was msds unanimous.
On motion Of r. Z. Applewhite, z.
Harrison vas elected secretary by accls-
asfion.
Motion by J. r. Sessions that tho con-
~ention proceed to ballot for a candidate
ssd the enc receiving . majority of votes
cast be declared the nominee. Carried.
l. 3. McLsurin and j. p. Wise were
placed in aomination for rloatsr, and the
eenvsntisn proceeded to election. II. J.
Fairly and y. z. APplswhite being ap-
psiutod teilers, declared the result Of the
election ss follows J. P. Wise, 1926:
L. D. AcLaariu. ga; whereupen, J. P.
Wise h.viag received . majority. was de-
classd the nominee, aud upon motion of
j. ID. FFas;cr, the semination was made
csaniHoas.
t9n motion, J. r. Sessions, r. ". Nc
Dsnsh and DR.. Jno. Msgee were appoint.
I'd cen mittse to wait upon Dr.. Wise and
feenest bin to address the convention.
u ~ nn6Oa of n. P. McGany, the
char appointed three from each county
TO form . aew Executive COMMITTEES for
the Plostorial District; whereupon the
char made chs following appointments:
. L.aoola county,. X. Applswhits.
euJ sno o~cn A4steElihk.
JoAersoa sOanty-F. II. Culley, J. d.
NeArp and J. ID. Frasier.
TIE committee retired and elected Hon.
Z. 4. Apflewhite Chairman and J d Fra
sier Secretary.
Upon neti"n, Resolved,.that a copy Of
ths.s proceedings be furnished the papers
Of The district with the request that they
publish.
On motion, The Convention adjourned.
ID. +. YOUNGBLOOD,
Cbairmau.
r. HARsIsoE, Sec'y.