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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-01-22

Ayers pills cure constipation, nm
prove the appetite, promote digestion,
restore healthy action, and regulate
every fu' ction. They are pleasant to
take, gentle in their operation, yet
borough, searching, ard powerful in
subduing disease.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-01-22
BALTIC. s. G.. V. RAILROAD.

Trains leave Elgemont for Waynesboro,
Chambersburg and Shippensburg daily cx-
cept Sunday at 7.22;and ll.4o A. NJ. and 7,40
p. NJ. on Sunday at S.50a. III, and 80 2. NJ
Trainsfor Edgomont leave daily Sl'ippcns'
burg at 61O A. NJ and go and 325. p. M,
Chamhersburg:at 8 As A. NJ, 1.55 and 400
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-01-22

The pipe of peace at this time Of the
year is not the stove pipe.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-01-22
RHEEs Enf for working reople. Send 10
mss 3 kscents postage, and we VIII

IN Iu hyK mail you free, royal, v"lua-
BE sample box of goods that will put you in
the way OF making mo e money in few
DAYS than you ever thoueht possible at any
business. Capital not required. You can
live at home and work at spare time oDly,or
all the time. All of both sexes, Of all ages
randy slcccs fll 80 cents to S. easily
cam, d every evening. That all who want
work may test the business, we make this
nnmrall,lcd offer: To All who are not well
sati fct we Will send 81 TO pay for the t'ou-
hlc OF wr,,n- US. Fall particulars dircc-
tons, ETC. s,n free. Immense pay absolute
" sure f,r II who start at once. Dent de-
iay Address SYINsoN & Co. Portland, Maine.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
CIer-Hman Removed

Clergyman Removed .-Rey I. J. ker-
wick who has been for several years past sta
Toned in this county AS pastor OF Newport
and Cobb Neck Catholic Church has been re-
moved by order OF the Archbishop OF the
Archdiocese ts st. AIMS Church, York road
baltimore county. and Rev. Father Roseusteel
of the latter church has been ordered here to
take his place. On Sunday last At Newport
Church the Rev Father preached his iare"ei
sermon. lie prefaced his remarks With
statement Of the financial condition OF the
parish. showing that Newport Church was
encountered with debt Of something over
two hundred dollars when he took charge OF
the parish but now that church was out OF
dsht with large balance Of $40 - on de-
posit TO its credit, and that there is to the
credit Of Cobb Neck Church on deposit also
for its use aud benefit sum exceeding $500
thus leaving the parish in healthy coudiuon,
financially speaking During his remarks III
bidding farewell to his congregation many
lady members Of the congregation were moved
10 tears and all seemed exceedingly 10th tC
part with their pastor. Father kerv'ck wa
a good theologian, fluent speaker and
Jealous laborer for the spiritual welfare
those under his charge and will be great
missed. Father Rosensteel the new paste
said his frst mass in the county Al NewpoF
Church, after Sunday services he made the &c
ouaintance Of many fthe leading members c
his new congregation. He seems ola gentle an
kindly disposition and will in all probabil
" soon become warmly attached TO the pes
of his parish.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

Messrs. Martin +. Morris F B. Mcclure
and Ernest Hamilton have been appointed
guardians OF fne minor children Of the late
r. T. Nrrrick, nv the Probate Court Of WASH
ington city TIE bond given was 50, O90.
The petition asking for the appuintmen
states that the estate Of the deceased Is valued
At about $4,000 to $50, 400 With a rental
value Of s. 900.
Alfred Battles and G. G. Blair the Efficient
road supervisors directed TO repair The man
road from Port Tobacco 81 La Plata have
made quick work Of the task. having
thrown up the earth on either side OF the
road and made a substantial and permanent
read bed, aud arc aOw engaged Frayc'iag .he
same Let the chronie-growlers about the IN.
efficient road members examine this work AID
shut up their NY traps.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
hi ...,m-on s.LarlAy ab.uLl . 10

IA. s,srm On Saturday absut4 o clock
in -. .o,,soon our county vas visited by a
~. .,..aa. hail Storm destroying several
~, dollars worth Of croos for the
g.. A, about 3oclock cloud began
:. nbieb became more dense as the eve
ni5g progressed until about 4ocloek a rain
90, ,s5eh was followed by gale FROM
Il. ,..,,6.e.sf causing hail. Although the
b.a ,.,, destructive it was not general.
r,,n oll reports 10 seems to have been be-
ynn f.llipe fr.tinHH Top section completely
1.,.-s,iag ths crops Of Nessrs Bob Ferguson,
D., G1bons. WIN. Ferguson, Dc. Cobey,
b, Robe-t.on and John Greer, and Others
+, ,bs, vicinity; from thence the storm took
Southeast course. destroying the crops Of
f...-e Henry Neale, r. Barnes, and others
j, spproached Port Tobacco Greek. On
Il. .8e of the Greek, the crops on Benheld,
,orLed bv Mr.. Joseph Murphy, were entirely
.s,rored as we're also all the crops on the
reference farms owned by the Wills family.
Chanel Point the tin roof OF the new
,,el was blown Of and landed at consid-
.abe distance from the building A barn
,bq farm Of Mrs Kate Howard, was also
.ovn down. At Cox's Station hail fell very
.syy and the wind changing slightly the
ouds split and part OF it went toward the
9rtheist destroying the crops Of Messrs
iward Robertson, Thomas jenkins, VIM
.tie. also crops on one OF the farms Of Mr..
hn 6 Chapman The other half of the
bud passed over the farms Of Messrs, hewitt,
j.. Tennisou, Bob and Alfred Lloyd,
this Junction the wind changing again,
e portion Of the cloud that WAS driven a
lrtheasterly course was turned from the
down Zachn swamp, iujuring
BPS on both sides of the swamp from Mr.
b Tennison to Posy's mill. At Posey 5
II the wind again made a slight change to
: Southeast, destroying the crops Of Messrs.
seph Lancaster, Bob Johnson, Moran
d damaging Others down in Newport
zion as far as Wicomco Fodder and
'acco were the principle crops DESTROYED 1T
{ damage done is vdriousIy estimated By
ne persons 1t is supposed to ne not over
J0 900, by others it is claimed $500, 600
D not cover the loss Mr. j. W Boarman
/ a barn blown down, as did also Mr.. j
Cough Most Of the tobacco injured by
hail is eatrely worthless, and cannot
saved to be sold even as stems The STORM
5 the most frightfully destructive Of any
& has occurred in the county within the
nory Of The oldest inhabitants.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

Accident-Nr. John NARROW farmer,
residing near Newport met with severe
accident few days ago by being thrown
from his horse. Mr. MARROW II is supposed
went into his pasture to catch his horse
which he did and ia attempting To ride the
animal vas thrown lie was found by 4
member Of the family lying in the field IN
unconscious condition the horse at large with
bride on evidently having been caught
some time previous Dr.. Barker was called
and pronounced Mr. Harlow's condition
critical, the fan having caused conclusion of
the brain. From last report he WAS still IN
cunssiouS.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
Sellers LiYer-piIIs
ACT DIRECTLY ON rHE LIVER.

Cure Chils and Fever, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Bilious Colic, Constipation, Piles,
Palpitation of the Heart, Dizziness, Coated
Tongue, Sleeplessness, and all diseases 81 The
Liver and stomach If YOU do MT feel very
well, +" a single pill At bed time stimulates the
stomach, restores the appetite im1arts vigor
to the system. For sale by Howard Bros
at % cents a box jy 24-lm'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
Cheapest Dry Goods
w a S hing ton

Just received from auction 1000 yards Of
beautiful Brocade Dress Goods they are very
cheap at 25c, we are selling them at l2!c ex-
celent quality.
Paid Muslin 1870 reduced to SC.
Fancy Silks 373c. Colored Silks So
Black Silks excellent quality, cheap at 81 90
reduced to 75c.
Fruit Of the Loom, yard wide beached
Cotton SC.
Uolored silk yelvets, cheap at 81 90.
Nuns Yelling Sc.
Black Brocade silk Grenadines cheap at
75c reduced to SOC.
Beautiful Lawns SC.
Navy Blue Satteens with white figure Every
fashionable only Sc
CARTER'S,
Cash Dry Goods Store,
III Market Space, near 18th Street.
iy 3-tf Washington, D, c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
Transfers Of Property Dee

Transfers OF Property -Deeds-From
p,chard Adams ssd 81 to Joseph Fowler @.
A Carpenter and al to Jesse Gibson aud all.
walter Ana Coz and al to Austin But'e-
Mortgages Austin Butler ADD "i'e
70 Samuel Cox, Jr. Francis }. owen ana
wife to Thsodor. Lyon. John A Franklin
20 John T Iatungly.
Bills Of Sale Frank Sewell and wife 10 4.
posey. Frank D. Cooasey and wife to Henry
L. Dent
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

J. r. Donaldson, Green Spring, W. Va
says in the year 1883 he used Powell Pre-
pared Chemicals for wheat and realized -
bushels per acre. The year before he got from
same ground only bushels per acre. To re-
nlize this increase did not cost an outlay 81
more than 81 SO per acre, rs Powell Chem
icaIs suly cost SIS per barrel, a sufficient guam
tity TO make one half ton OF complete fertili.
s.r. Brown Chemical ComPany mauuiac,
lures, Baltimore, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

COnstitutt0naitF " tue VJS"i
In response to telegram OF inquiry from tle
Baltimore Sun, As to the proper course 10 oe
rcrsued by the 5 ate authorities IN relation
10 the clause of the oyster law requiring
special license lur carrying oysters At'oraeF
General Kooerts expresses the opinion that "'
the Court of Appeals in the lnsley case did
not pass upon the constitution.dity Of the law
the ouly course for the state Comptroller Is
10 enforce the law-thtt is, TO compel person
engaged in carving oysters 70 take out Y
crnscs. leaving the CONSTITUTE nalltv OF the
law under which lie proceeds to be dricrm'
ed hereafter. There is great uncertainty
among the o,stermen on this subject whc'
ne opinion OF the Attorney General viii, nc
d ,ubt, remove, Initiating, as It does, that th'
Comptroller has no option in the matter, ou
must enforce the law As it stands.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

Sheep, Sheep, Sheep. The undersigned
will have for sale on Tuesday and Thursday Of
each week at the cattle yards corner 9th and
streets Washington, d. c., large number
of stock sheep, cattle, &c.
sep If c. r Villains 20
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
j. E. JOY & CO,
UNDERTAKES.
Charles County, Nd
COFFINS, Gll--------D CASkETS

I'VE most respectfully Inform the public
shop and can furnish Coffin, au Ciskeis Of
the latest STYLES Gloss white Collins and Gas
kets for children a specially. Also
Wheelwrighting Il Blacksmithing
in all its branches Very thankful tor all
past faVors, we solicit a continuance Of the
same. je elm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

YOung's shoe House, 4O2 18th Street,
Washington l.. Heilbrun manager, Look
for, The old woman in the window Mems
Calf Boots $50, 800, 400 and 800. Solid
Kip Boots 90, $50 and 300 Brosans and
Pillow Shoes LOO, LES, So. Hand
sswsd Caters 90. Electric Shoes ? so. Kid
button. SO. Misses aud Boys School Shoes
75cts up. Rubber Boots aud Shoes Of ali kinds
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Charles co '"g se'e'H election districts of
areo,S;. oOuu'i dult appointed and qualified
w severaly sit at the places hereinafter
canned ON the davs named with o,.en doors.
each and eyery Of y. 5 70 c'ogh 4 =, NJ On
Is aaI '''''G<' TO ait. ON the 9Th. 9th 10Th,
the Tor.d ~ V Nv z Nep'Imb~r $50, being
,nd So "'lues.l'y, thursday, FRIDAY
september, 1885, for me- purpose If revising
aad completing the registries OF voters OF
lny s ggso,' cl,,..;,.. b., -, ..,;,,,..
Cn Sr.eu Is a qualihtd voter IN Charles
nm y t kay Ipf!y y ,i'e Queer OF regIstr"-
rIsim.n, .a., J'ee''on district 10 "h'c' me
places and during the time appointed for the
sitting.
The Officer Of Registration for the First
-
TOHI IOB1tCO,
On Tue.1,v V,a...I.,., r,...,. e.
ieuiJeI 5ih 9th and ioth, ami at
UJr,t
ana iztn.
The Officer Of Registration er ,be s.cord
/ Fiji ''.'i 'O' 'ue ''Oouu
N'sc'on Di''''e' "''l s't at
UIII T0p
MN lof,
On Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday Friday
ana c.,nrd,,, u.',.i5 81. a.. ,n. H.i
and 9TH.
The Officer OF Registration for the Third
CROSS 70 rs.
on neSasvt Wednesday, thursday frlday
a,J lS ''l'' ''' ''''' 'O'' u"
The Officer Of Registration for the Fourth
Election District viii sit ut
,ru,NDoDr
W ," oH
on Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday Friday
and Saturday. Seuien,ber Sth. 9th, 10th It'll
and 18th.
e.. ,ho Fiji
~ rue o4 N, VI M mi vs., ''t'0" 'O
He''ioh D'sttio' " ~ s''
P00FY &. HERBERTS SIOh Il
-. Fr;da
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

and b,,;.-r u'iec'ly On The liver
A"u o'''ary apparatus, and drive, on, !, =.
''','' poison which induces live, eo., ,-' =.
or noasY REFUNDED " cu'''
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

The native born Elephant N. !,
the great imported Jumbo Il
ou' y Is pretty generally known NJ, .,-;,o
rivals the great remedy. D, o 'u1' no'nin ~
Syrup Z" bulls Cough
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

Mr.. Editor, DR. Lancaster having declined
the Senatorship DR. Mndd is strongly urged
to accept the nomination His election is
certain. OBSERVER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

ENNI NWW"ON" -, ~
Kstscco IN the warehouses at Danyilie' va
since the LIST Of October last are cous'ae'No''
in ,roes. Of 30. 900 900 pounds, which IS a
large increase for the eleven months OF tue
preuious tobacco year The sales at Lynrs-
burg since October aggregate IS 100 900
mound. an Increase Of 7,52o 400 pounds over
eleven psnths Of the previous year
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

The Nest Fashionable and the best
of Baltimore clothing is Row selling at prices
lower than are asked tor ordinary ready
made stock. Acme Hall, 200 W. Baltimore
Street.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
For Sheriff

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Sheriff.dty snhject to the action Of the
Republican Convention
S G. LANCASTER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
For County Commissioner.

Mr., Ehitor' Please announce me as cam
didate for County Commissioner, subject to
the action of the Republican Convention.
aug l4-dt r. T. BARBER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
Rock PotSr, Sep. 18th, 1883,

Editor ofthe Independent,
Dear Sir:-ln view Of the fact tbotn.A
lished accounts of the sad tragedv nv
CURED on last Saturday are 50 mi 49,,
and misrepresentation that in ius,c. =, u !,
citizens OF this place, as well as our.elv.,
request YOU to publish the FOLLOWING f,e,,.'
The ad affair did not occur At Lsne,,,.r
Wharf, but at a store mile from onr No. ~,
busnss. Mr. Bryant was not qmpId,sd by
us AZ the time of the atfray and Ind IN, heeo
for some time.
Mr. Hughart was never in our smplo, 4.
bartender, but was engaged in bai.diac A
house at the time Of the quarrel vbieb y /
so fatally. He did not borrow me- n stol
from his victim butt is claimed bv M tiend
that he rested the same from Mr.. BRYANT who
had drawn the sa re during the qaanes
Ia justice to the owners Of ths bG1j;p,,
where the sad tradgedy occurrai itis6ut he
simple truth to state that The reportib., h II.
quor was sold on last Sunda, is atierlg false
IN every particular. Their plaee of b6sines.
was closed Immediately after the tragedy AN
50 until morni-e-
Your teSpectfullr
A I. WGiTiSGkco
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
GutaI anb QUsollal.

@~--s....- s---.-s--y~e-~~-5----
1es- n, O,c, of The lNbtrsSns'T a'' w, ~"
-ess ed 10 as frst foor q ne H''g", e, III, t
-.r.sEsteiy opposite he hp''e'Yat '""f'"'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
7 I + S.

The day so well begun was pleasantly
rounded of with the coronation ceremonies
at night followed BY brilliant ball. In
the absence of the Orator Of the Evening. Mr..
Richard f. Brandt was again pressed in to
service, and very appropriate indeed was his
address as he presented the lovely Queen Miss
Jennie E Flood Of Washington, her Royal
Golden Golofed Crown, and her charming
attendant muds their crowns Of beautiful
flowers, fit ornaments for the heads of these
sweet young girls, whose lovely brows, ma
ture had already crowned with wreath Of
sunny hair, The Maids Of Homo. Miss Les
sic Cox Of Pomfret, charming belle Of
sweet sixteen, Miss Mary HUNT tho accom.
PIi'nrd belle Of Piscalavay, Third Miss.
Fourth Miss Dixie Edeleu h. s.,cinotipv
daughter Of Ar. Robert EdsIen Of Prince
George county Your corrs,poDdant ba:
never before had the pleasure # attending .
ball 50 'arse.y attended. The large and spa
eioos hall was SO densely crowded ,bat vsry
lew witnessed the coronation Among thos,
from broad and adjoining counris. - NJ
Edward jenkins Of Baltimore. NJ c r.,l - .
Anne Arundel and the bsn3,o.. 90, - ~
from 7 g. "luo"
,l,. cannot .a close without making .pscia
s lya,,ou a NE dining 'oou aad its genial aut
and good will of the man, wv y e',''a :
t FL, ~, 5,' s abundance Of dscac,, provided
d for the Propretors, yi,.pt NJ @lIl a.
i Yours, wit Oresen'i
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

The Tobacco Crop In southern Ma
rvland the tobacco crop except in small por-
tiou Of this county where the devastating
hail storm swept is exceedingly fine. The
N.Y. has not been especially severe
this year, but considerable dam
age was inflicted by dry weather and
tbe "cut worm" The stand obtained
vas very irregular, causing some Of the
plants to mature much earlier than others
The regular tobacco worms appears to have
gwen the planters very little trouble. Recent
rims have kept the tobacco cool, and it is
matsring without much ground Leaf The
prospect nov is for a fun average crop ia all
the grades except ground leaf
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

Homicide. AN unfortunate case ,e..
Ing occurred near Laucaster's Wharf u :
urday night last. Charles A. IIuqbsr, n, w.
Tiniar in the employ of Miller nro, y,
oyster packers at Rock Point. shot ana ~, ,'s
a man named Augustus Bryant. The -.
grew out Of a difficulty between the MY
over game Of cards. Bryant i no.sd
desperate and card sharp, aud during -.
played by the parties, Bryant cbsa,sa ~
CHART which was detected by Hughart a, -. ~
as the bystanders, making the formsr
angry Bryant then became abusive 49,.
sault9d lIughtrt holding In his hand :, ~
time loaded revolver IIughart was sef...'
less, but remarked to Bryant tina, If ba -,
put aside his revolver he would resent IL.
suit offered him, Bryant then il seem, -.
more angry and rushed at Hushart og.,,-
him the pistol in one hand with the o,h,.
lifted to assault him when Hughart in ,.,ss' b
Tense seized the profered weapop .na
upon Lis assailsnt, the ball striking a ,i,I d
part and killing Bryant Instantly -
Lancaster held an inquest over the ~
the deceased. The jury rendered -. b
that Bryant came to his death fror, ,''-' e
shot fred by Hughart, who was pl.c.5 ~, D
arrest and sentenced to jail to avail, h. D.
ton Of the Grand Jury where he is nov -. b
hnrd Bryant was 4 sort o. an OUTLAY - n
terror TO that section Of the county IN IN
sequence Of his desperate charaete, b. +
known and commonly called red hon N
Much sympathy is expressed for Bp,b.., J'
that community where both par,is. 81
known. Hughart has employed Council. b
proceedings are about to be instituted = A
him released on bail. th
Here is q new version o, Il "
ca by Mr.. A. T. Whiting Of Rock poi,, SC
ceiyed since the above was put in ten. O.
as there has been circulated and naba. BE
several erroneous statements about N. ~ N
as stated by Mr.. Whiting, we publish 1, I, tn
ter to US in full. 10
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
Foreclosing the Southern Maryland

FOreclOsing the Southern Maryland
In the case Of the Central Trust Company Of
New York against the Southe. Maryland
Railroad, bill for a force osure Of mortgage
and sale, the Equity Court Washington,
JldEe Merrck. on Tuesday of last week made
decree for the sale Of the road &c. The dc
cree rectes that the company, on the SO Of
January, ISL, authorized the issue Of 81 500, q
O)0 in bonds and sold 81 o63 900; that to Sc
sure the same, 1851, the comn,av J 1,, ana
nat o''t payment of interest in n. , '..
' F''' 0l'. /" January 1892 deGpI,.d in1G ?
~ '"I' ''' 1882, in si4 100. =. subse-
't,' IN others sums, there be; ( now due
- '''1 90 The decree directs de payment of
."F natter sum in court in 3r Gays, and in de- n
'i'' me safe TO take plae, of all the franchis-
~ n'i'deIphiz, at eich time as the trpst.a d
~ ueslghHte, az witch the complainant NAV h
- ana appoints Anthony w. Zane, of pm; 81
e's'''' trustee on bond of $50. 900 "
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11
Mars,.il Hall Tournament

,nde'. i TO contributor for sending as the
f. wing elaborate account Of the ee' T. ,f 'be
aoose named place: '''' q ~
" 'rds are inadeqaie to ex,,o.. ii.
praise which is due Col. j. P NcEibl,;, on3
.'i l. L. Blake and their courcou. con-
a'''Fe OF arrangements, for tn excellent
manner IN which tie Tournpent belI
'"'er 'ne'r direction at his plAe on Thurs
10y ~ last week was conducted. Nineteen
,n'gis contended for the hosrs. aul the
~, displayed was worthy Of oalinend ,tion
'e'i mounted and h,ndsomel ,costume the,
esseeii te'i line aprearanee alher Missed in
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

Produce.

gives bis 10y en, recent Tobacco Inspector
Quick ~ s, IIersonal attention to inspections. Sc
mrots .o oG'es ana small profits. aTConsign-
AZ Sim
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-11

their handsome chief, Mrohn IL Davis
with Nes8rs. Joseph A. Gy AMI Edgar
Downs as ats where they We ala'ess'd in
the absence Of HE Hon. q ca ton who hid
previou.ly made an eng genet for the third
by Richard E. Brandt whose oqaht words
neryed them for The closely eoiested hIIinE
which followed. The rides an ties being
ridden oil, MIR. Il. Nj Thomas, Q the part o.
the Judges, in his usual happy ste annonnc-
tie result winch was as follows Knight Of
NV Nrdlul VS. caitlel to aown the
Qlecn Of Love and Be,u',j Knight OF Jes-
sips tie First Mid Of Honor Knight Of I
3 Second Maid Of Honor; Eaghtof You and
the Third Maid of Honor: knight of Home
Sweet llone the Fourth Maid Of Honor. TIE
f.tt...,.,,,, "a tb. xg,r.,