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Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-17

Between the hours of IL and O'Clock, to wit: at
two O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, at the
hotel of Jackson Briant, in the city of Bridge
ton, in the County Of Cumberland. N, j., all
the right, title and interest of the Millville Mu-
tual Marine and Fire Insurance Company, in
and to all that certain brick building and lot of
land situate on the Southerly side of Main
street, City of Millville, County of Cumberland,
and State of New Jersey, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at the North West corner of
Nathaniel Stratton's lot of land, and runs thence
bounding on his line South 100 feet to corner,
thence by line parallel with Main street 70
feet to corner; thence by a line parallel with
Strattons line aforesaid, 100 feet to the South
erly line of Main street; thence 20 feet to the
place Of beginning, and being the same prem
ses that Ephraim F. Leake and wife con-
veyed by deed, dated May I'd, A. D., 1870, and
recorded in the Clerks Office of Cumberland
County. in book of deeds l2S page 1872, &C..
granted and conveyed to the Millvile Mutual
Marine and Fire Insurance Company aforesaid.
Seized as the property of The Millvie Mutual
Marine and Fire Insurance Company, defend
ants. and taken in execution at the suit of How
ard ). CARL, plaintiff, and to be sold by
H. C. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
POTTER & NIXON. Att'ys.
Dated July rs, 1Ss5-sep BITS Prs. fee, S5.SS.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
py virtue of writ of fieri facias, to me d-
Directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery
of New Jersey, will be eeXposed to sale at Public
Vendue, on
Wednesday, October 9TH, 1885,

Between the hours of II and 5 clock, to wit: at
two o'clock IN the afternoon of said day, at the
Hotel of Jackson Brant, in the City of Bridge
ton, in the County of Cumberland, N. j., all
those certain pieces or parcels of land situate
in the Township of Lands, County of Cumber-
land and State OF New Jersey; No. is bounded
and described as follows. to wit: Beginning at
a stone for corner in the road leading from
Millville to Horse Bridge, and is corner to land
of one Peter Adams. and runs thence by his
land South 80 degrees. West 81 chains and rs
links to Il stone corner of said Adams land,
thence North 25 minutes, West chains and rs
links to stump. thence North SO degrees, East
36 chains and links to stone in said road,
thence down said road South % degrees and 25
minutes, West 10 chains and 95 links to the
aforesaid corner and place of beginning. con-
tanning 33 11-l00 acres of land, more or less.
No. 2 is bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning in the centre of Grant Avenue at the
distance of 81 32-100 rods West of the Intersec-
ton of the centre Of said Grant Avenue and
Main or Horse Bridge Road, and extending
thence along the centre of Grant Avenue afore-
said North 81 degrees, West, Al 65-l00 rods to a
stake thence due North 43 4-l0 rods to other
land of said Sarah NJ. Strickland, thence along
said land North 50 degrees and 20 minutes, East
4S 1S-100 rods to a stake, and thence South de-
greeS, West 40 6S-100 rods to the centre of Grant
Avenue aforesaid and place of beginning, con-
tanning l3 acres of land strict measure.
Seized as the property of Sarah NJ. Strickland,
defendant. and taken in execution at the suit of
Edward II. Raymond complainant, and to be
sold by
Fl. C. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
LEvERETT NEwCOMB, Solr.
Dated July 20, lSS5-sep3-ts. Prs. fee, $50.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-17
In Chancery of New Jersey.

Between Robert w Ramsden,)
~ Complainant. and IN nil so
Ihe BrldgetOn and Phada. VII n'i'' "o'
Steamboat Company, deft. }
RG VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE COURT
- of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the
First day of September, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-tive. the creditors of "The
Bridgeton and Philadelphia Steamboat Com
pany' are required to present to me, the Re-
ceiver appointed in said cause, and prove be-
fore me. under oath or affirmation. or other
wise, as shall direct, to my satisfaction their
several CLAIMS and demands against the said
The Bridgeton and Philadelphia Steamboat
Company. within three months from the date
of said order, or that they be excluded from
the benefit of such dividends as may thereafter
be made and ordered by said Court upon the
proceeds of the effects of said corporation.
BENJAMIN HANCOCK, Receiver.
Bridgeton, n j .
CHARLES Il. SHEPPARD, Solr. sep 10-2m
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-17
Cumberland Orphans Court.
Administrative Notice to Limit Creditors,

Administrative Notice to Limit Creditors.
Mary A. Camblos administrative of Peter
Camblos, deceased, dated August 26th, 1885.
by direction of the Surrogate of the County
of Cumberland, hereby give notice to the cred
itors of said decedent, to bring in their debts.
demands, and claims against the estate of said
months from the above date or be forever
barred of any action therefor against the said
ADMINISTRATIVE
MARY A. CAMBL0S, Administrative.
Bridgeton NJ j., Sep. 9tn, 1SS5-l0-2m
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-17
A WORD TO FISHERMEN.

The place to buy Gill Twine, Gill Lines, either
Cotton or Hemp Hanging Twine Gill Corks, sc
DANIEL BACON'S,
oct l4-tf Bridgeton. NJ
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-17
AnyWelI Rated Business House

in city or country, with banking facilities, who
may be embarrassed or desirous of obtaining
temporary accommodation on their paper can
secure some by addressing Absolutely Conf
dental, Box 2517, New York. sep Sat
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-17
DIED

REEVES.-In Mllville, September 1lth. 1885,
Maurice Reeves, aged S4 years.
GARRISON.-In this city, September 10th, 1885,
Annabel, wife of James Garrison, aged 80
years.
PlERSON.-In this city, September 14th, 1885,
George w. PiersOn, aged A years
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-09-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of a writ of fieri facas to me di-
Directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery
of New Jersey, will be exposed to sale at Pub
lie Vendue on
Saturday, September 10, 1885,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
Resolutions Adopted

A., meeting of lhs building commit e. OF
Chris, Church. Port Tobacco, Md. December
III, 1855, lie following reso.u. ions w-r.
adopted
Whereas Chris Caarch, Posl Tobacco, Nd ,
having t,eu completed in Ihe most t--utl u
and .ais -ntlat u,-aaer aud 10 our entire APP
prur.u,n.
Ih,r,t,r> be Il Res5lrci By he BatlliHg Cant
Hrt>,. Tat our sincere thanks are due aud are
hereby lruisred MIR. J. Ii. GIGUoas, the coa-
iiac.or. for The faithful and substantial manner
N which lie has done every portion OF THE - o'k
GA ihr new building, exhibiting In srsry ptItic-
s.ar, his great aeChan cal sk'i!, aCCui"lv J"jg-
mr1t, beautiful taste sud his stri,r END IN
Z s.ervuE honesty, and to assure him that
~ herever lie may 90, he Will cary NTH hun
The most earnest and cordial wishes OF TIN.
community for his happiness and prosperity.
Rtsoired, That a copy OF the above resolution
be sent Mr.. Gibbons s.d TO the county papers
with tie request that they publish it.
J. G.. CHAPMAN
Treas e.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
The Vanderbilt Will in Brief.


Mr. William II y.nd.rbilts will VA. offered
for probate at New York on Saturday II il
sad that all Interested are entirely satisfied
with the testament and contest waalever is
anticipated. The will was executed on Sep
ienher %, 1884
Corn.liu, Vanderbilt and william X Van
derhil, are the rssidu4ry legate-s sharing
equally between them more than one half Of
the estate.
To tn. widow be l-ft 5000 600 a year, with
power TO dispose Of $500, 900 OF the principal
from which the income is derived. She also
has III. house and its art treasures for life
They go to the son George after her death. and
alter him ALSO utel, to grandson in the male
line.
To each Of the four daughters is given the
b use in which she now lives.
Estimating the residuary estate at $50 900,
600. and computing the market valae Of the
securities specified IN the will, the eight chill
dren share ,ney and ,ecuriries about a. toll
lows, tae youngest daup hter, Mrs. Webb to re-
cei'c her principal IS, GO, 900, when she shall
us thlrt, ears old
Cornelius S55 800 900; William X $50
80, 900; Frederl'k " Sll 800, 900 Geo W
81 $50, 900 Mrs. Twomby 81 l 800, 900 Mrs.
Shepard Sill 800 600 Mrs Sloane 81 800
900; Mrs. Webb 81 800, 900; ,ot.l 1872, 400, :
600
A million is given to Cornelius son, W ID
II. and there are contingent esacie: TO grand
sons " hicb 90 with the house and art gallery
The income of over half million Is left in an
nuites to relatives and others, $50, 600 is given
to other relatives and friends; $500 900 to
Vanderbilt University, 500, 600 each TO the
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church, st. Luke s
Hospital, the Young Mems Christian A.secia-
I E,ip
sion Society, the Metropolitan Museum Of Art,
and the Moravisn Church In New Dorp, Staten
Island, and $50, 600 each to the General Theo-
logical Seminary Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, the New York Bible and Common
Prayer Book Society, the Home for Incurables,
the Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary
Society for Ssamen, the New York Christian
Home for Intemper.te Men, and the American
Museum of Natural History.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
A Christmas Gift Really Worth na.-
Local Bgcyifies
Today week IS Christina.

Today week IS Christina.
Everything is now assuming no iday
appearance.
Mr. Turner has supp led the c!sIk's Of
fee with fire proof safe.
The waiIing of The turkey IS heard in
the land. Their md is nigh.
Since the rains Of this week many OF our
roadbeds have become sloppy and miry.
Last Sunday was a disagreeable day fer
church goers and but few attended divine
service.
Mr.. Josias Hawkins, now Of Ba tinor-.
has been visiting relatives in the c uLty
thi. woek. He Is looking well.
The December moon iuls on the 21st.
Many of our citizens vii doubtless post
pone their December filing un il the 25ih.
We learn that hog cholera has made its
appearance in Taylos's Neck, though We
have no information as to the extent OF
the disease.
| Dressed turkeys are selling in Baltimore
at from 9 to II cents per pound. Our tar
mers are receiving from 60 cents 10 Sl,25
for the birds.
What grand, great country this is with
its vast territory. its big rivers, its pretty
women and It's Veni Vidi Wei cure. It's
Salvation Oil.
Rocks and shutters are qui'e Plentiful
in Port Tobacco and Nanjemoy creeks
Ducks of other species also occasionally
appear though not in any quantity.
From almost every section Of the State
comes reports OF general improvement OF
the health of our people, due no doubt to
the influence of DR.. Bulls Couh Syrup.
Mr.. J. b. Mat'ingiy, our recently elect
ed register OF viii S, has been since last
Friday che father of ''bouncing baby
boy" Our congratulations areextended.
Mr.. Geo. A. Hunt has at length been
enabled to leave his room after having
be en- closel, confined for NOR" tan two
months His recovery will be Il source of
much graz ificaton to his many friends
throughout the county.
There i. some talk of establishing dra-
matte club in This section. 1t might be
the q, cans of affording amusement and en-
tertanment to our people should 1t be Car
ried to a successful completion.
MIR. J. H. Roberts has thoroughly re-
paired the bridges on the causeway lead
ing from Port Tobacco, also a small one
on the road to ST. Thomas's, all of which
were becoming dangerous to travellers.
i Our shopkeepers and merchants have
made ample preparation for the coming
holidays, and it won't be their fault il
everybody in the county don't have a
Merry Chris mas and "a Happy New Year
Mr. and Mrs. T. Price Gray returned to
Nanjemoy from their wedding trip last
week. a reception was rendered them at
"Millbrook," tue residence of Miss Tille
: Gray sister of the bride, on Monday which
was largely attended by their friends in
the neighborhood.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
GUIDE TOR CHRISTMAS PURCHASERS

Avoid the delay, inconve-
nience, incomplete a S sort
ments and the crowds Incl
dent to awaiting a few days
before Christmas and make
your purchases mow, while
all goods are new, fresh, clean
and desirable. Bundles and
parcels will be kept marked
and delivered at the conve-
nience of purchasers. I'm
exceptionable facilities for
the transaction of q 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 additionZ
al attraction to the already
attractive Christmas GIFTS,
all purchases in Handker-
chiefs, Hosiery and Gloves
will be put up in neat, tasty
boxes, free Of charge, which
were bought especially for
our Holiday trade.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18


/ The work OF killing hogs has been the
principle business Will our ial'''e'' ''i
VI fL,,I,,,, ri. larr
''"'' '',' S','' va ~, ,,nt, VS.
est we "1'e ',%l" VI ~ ."r s ~,
one n'i''' n' w. u.s. ''' ~
"''''' - '''
No marriage Licenses have been issued
hy Cie,k Turner this week. This is the
first wee that 0Ae or more has not been
issued ~ the new clerk since his incum-
nen'E. "r'e are sun ,Mi ; u', ,S '',ia
'"'s "''N' """'' e'' :"
""'N may A' ''''
G,i4u t. tie unuSurlly Urge number
81 counties in the State which retained
y u,cr .tig ncmhtrS IL the Legislature
i,>t f.l.. il j. said that there will he only
f,..iou =. enough t. hrs'rw - al CIV
one place - each Democratic county
Nnn = ~ he the fortunate one from oar
count!
O,yi5g t. tae indispositi"n of Mrs. Mary
J. DAYS il MAS tnurG impossible to hold
tue m,.,..,r5 ut tie >nc!ublr c,ub On asst
Wc,ints .ilN II has been suggested to US
tIr.t the nrt slltnt call meeting lur some
.yri.ir..s ,lur.ry the GcIid1Ns, provided the
residence ~ . mrmb,r can ue pr cured for
that pu.la,sc
,,.... ,oon
,.iur I..h,
49, ~, ,nnt w., =,
.I'' ,,,,.,,,a,- -, ,b....,,.,,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
E-Ss FIR Winter.

Eggs bring much higher prices in =" Inter
than in summer, aud the aim of poultry mer
should be o obtain liberal supply Of winter eggs
An exchange says Extra early patched puIlets,
not much matter what breed, are the bss
winter egg producers, but they must have warm
quarters and warm feed, carefully varied every
few DAYS so to stimulate sppeiftes. Fow |:
are great meat eaters In the summer the,
satisfy their desire for meat by eating worms
Sc, but in winter they have such resource,
and so they should have meat scraps, bones
&c furnished them. In fact every thing W hict
will tend toward increasing the production o
eggs should be Supplied the hens, in libra
quantities.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
4 Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1856 Of II. sterling Medic
Annual known IS iI3.ieii-rs A raHsc, t.
NV ready, au! NAV To- ott-'1-d, free Of cost,
OF druggists AMI general country tr,i-rs in al
parts OF the United Sites. Mexico, iai 'nt-ei
n r,ey e,ril "a potion %; lae Nss.ern Hem
sphere tbs Almanac rs been tssa-i r-gn-
larly at th- ro.u .nca,rz.sui oi every vs-r Tor
0yeg one ffh NJ = century II com'3rss, With
the souudr-i Pr4eIt.a. advice for 'H- prcssrEA-
ZION ana r,siorrttoa pf H~ttth. = It-Er sncsnt
q interesting H.i aEasIn- aAH' r'a.l1s ard
she crisnier, astronomical r-IcG s'tgn., osro.
ur3o.Ic. 'ems. IL. are rsePeret win great
ere. and W., tc tauai ,n'3rr. accurate. The
ssSg- OF Huste;t-r. 4 'imant-i .g $50 ~g.l prob
tniy he ,us lsr.r.- ea#.Tua u' a ns-i1Cal wcrs
ever p4o},,hsi u a-l g.antrr. Tar prerrie-
tors Nss.ts .Iu,,et'efs Z Go. rH'shursh, Pa,
On rere.pt OF tao cen stamp. ~. 'orw ID :
r-fy 70, nal g. SOY person q no eaauoi pro.
e-r- uu~ t. b $ gr -noprtg.!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
filNit AID.
\ Teachers Complaint

Filters II the Times:
NI,i YOU allow a.s space ia cur 's.sa5 e
columns ,u al attention 10 that sh.oa | pro
lsussee . gross I,insIss.r 49,. 80 her
are net nalr alo~ei - take part IN political
coaveul.ons ~tsa=Hj furf-5f;us 'jsis pr dim
II ;e.chcr has gdI 10 alteld ihy .rImAr'...
and ,Josit, e h'. party present desire III n
to 20 as delegate TO the Convention, aAs be
not r:cht to so so Does justice or common
sea-. demand ttzt he Shall lose h's iar salary.
Simply because he - a '-srarr ! hsSe often
wished 10 know Nhs he teacher j. 1sde 20 'u'-
r. al Al. times II there - \ dchcrtncr IN lh~
81 oJl iuGd Iae schools Arr closed. -ni tie
teacher loscs as a consequence Docs not TIA.
Examiner -sJ E.s 'u.i .a..rs urd.. al eIregm-
slsn..s' 10 uul 'ae commissioner, also, 81.
gays draw Their fu.i per dl-m WY hs'.
'sAc, IS bot lest their per tt.m heretofore sh.u
attending ro.jiic-l conventions. Th,se .re
ouIr f-s ri-rs advanced TO SOW the iuJasuc.
done teachers, By d.tGc;tng lae,r PEI dtsn fer
Intending 70 .IHC.i cuu.satIuus MI cuss
oY expressing ny ua'oGut~i litigation At
he sros- injustice dua, some tei,. tx, ~ The
sch cl 54Irl
1KAcHLE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
No ~IiODDY GOODS HA>DIED.

SOME OF OR FALL >PEClALTlE>
Gents Froe,t Il mi luI Na,a.ur Sewei Cal
Boots
s. 90 mi :, 80 u ,utJe or Single Sole
C.lf Bruis
s. o. Wtt-r Proof Grain Boots
- 90 p,ut,,r pprr. Sole ZIP Boots
- 90 and = ~ Solid Sole Nip Boot,
$500 "TrIumph' Al Calf Strictly
Head S-~"i Button. Laced and 6 ,iters
g O0ant = 5u Fine Cali Dress - oes
Sl25 and Il 80 Solid Button, Caters
and Laced Snuss.
Sl.O0 All Leather Brugans aud Pho W
Shoes
Ladies s. 50 tour own make hid, Pebble
and Straight Goat f-Ninle Sole Baton
4" s. % UnrIvali.i Kid Goat Button
81 so Kid and Goat, Box or Broad toe
Button
Sl25 Worked hole Pebble and Kid
Button
- 90 cts. SoiIi Calf Laced Shoes.
House Slippers, 2ic, 30, I5c, 81 90
Misses : 0u Xii or Pebble, ilceiei or Spring
Heel Button.
Boys and Youths 81 90 ID Button and
Laced
Sl25 Genuine Kip all Leather Boots.
Chiids IS Cents Heel or Spring HEEL Button.
Infants IS Cents hid and Goat, Button aud
Laced.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
Special Discounts to Dealers.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Orphans Court of Charles County
Is THE MATTER or THE Personal ESTATE OF B
W HARDY, DECEASED

MOTT is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ Creditors of b. W. Hardy, deceased, to file
their claims, properly authenticated. with the
Register of Wills on or before the LIST day Of
January, 1886, as the undersigned will, on the
Sth day of January, 1886 proceed to distribute
the assets of said deceased among his creditors
All creditors Interested are hereby notified TO
attend in person, or by agrut or attorney, on
said g. h day of January. 1856 to received the
amount of their said claims or the proportio nal
parts thereof, otherwise they may he precuded
by law from any benefit arising from said dis
trihution, Witness our hands this Slh day Of
December, 1885.
BENJAMIN HODGES
dec. IL At JOHN II. MITCHELL,
Adm'rs of b. W Hardy, deceased
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18

ng- The subscriptions price Of The
TINES is 81. per amman # paid IN
adUance or at any time rithin the cur
rent gear; if not paid ,cithin the gear
$3.50 wM be Invariably charged, a
elways Aeretot"re, and ttom tbs rale
no exception wW be mate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18

TO I'D TERTISERS.-THE TINE hGci'tg {"
i~rqer circulation h;1: any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business Of Charles
.n.ny otfrrS superior inducements 70 advertisers
IT, insert t.eir announcements in scOinlns. nd
for card rates. nhch Tor o'7 paper
n Southern Maryland. sf;V nttlag about ci'cua-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18

W. publish this morning call tor meet
ing OF the fathers of this county to be he'd i'll
this town on the h of January n xt to send
delegates TO Mar, land Site Farmers AsSecia-
ton which cts in Baltimore on the i3;h
proximo. We are glad TO Ste our farmers
aw ,keupg to the necessity OF concert of &C.
tioa oukir to the prot ctsn Of their interests.
IF there INV Il IS that u eds prots ION it is
the farmers Let the meeting be fully attended.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18

Ness An br sc and Andrew CArrco, broth
ers D.. L. C. C.rrico, sailed from Baltimore or
Monday by the steamer Lawrence fer "TatporI
S..rinss,n on the Southwest Cult coast o.
FioiG,. Mr.. Ambrose C .rrco who has been
an ecclesiastical student at ST. Cha les ColleGs
Tor the last four years, goes on account OF fail
Ing health, and his younger brother accom-
pan:es him. We wish them II safe and pleAsau,
trip and trust will he much benefited by the
ia.rnr and con genial climate Of Florida.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
Don't be Duped ! !
w VI. HAHN & co.
SIG, eth st, RsrwEES Il l.


De- To STATE. thaf their aiyrrilsrd pc
ID eiafi~s .r, Isi a. ~ .n.! lot. Of Ill frtng
Goods marked dusn rha A. TO t'il customers
hut are. IKE Their 'ui'r~ '5rse S'pfk, honest,
Reliable Good. made .;-s, ais TO ;heir o~n or
der, With the privilege rr.~rsei 10 return % lh-
Manufactured aoN sue Gsui<, - suY'i not
prove FrUrrsrnfvi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
Maryland Slate orange.

The thirteenth annual session OF IN. May
land STATE Grange WAS held IN Baltimore cit,
lastNe,k Ta;ye wss good artsn1auce, csc
third OF those present teing ladies Grange
Master Henry VI. Murray presented his annual
report. This paper gives al length ihe causes
which led 10 the organization o: State oranges,
and the benefit they been TO the farm NJ classes
" no CONSTITUTES two-rltj is Of the population
OF the country They ny naturally have
/ ina gined that manufacturers "r politicians
compose, The greater part of the l'o7n a,'o n,
iudgin: from The atnoVat Of attention they &C.
These are f.~ indeed, but more or less united,
While the farm. rs ar msny. bat not united.
Tn. farmer is tae Corii>s -ugi"e o. the wor!d,
and all the other human m,CGIacs II woEk de-
pend upon him. TIE grange ha> doue mnrh
toward The el,v-tien and education q the
farmer clas- There * much yet to tie done
The7 ueei n secrstsry Of agriculture IN The
Presidents cabinet THIS will lie opposed by
/ bv polricsl dudes and soft h-- s. and - Judi
vidu,ls and corporations who Ike 81 the fr'm
ers Tie grang. might wsN e:nYi'r is IT,
fuence against The corrupt u-c O Uea-t a.
political elections. Ths rrPa-. o. thseNee.'3rr
committee showed thai, - rrf csst, dividend
Wa, paid ont Of the earnings Of The grange
agency TIE snlts O. grain "sTc l+2 ioS bushels,
tobacco 40 hcgshetds, wocl - G25 pounds
Tbs g ~ ss.ss. a...s u - s.u;slsSse,
etc, amounted to SlG2 i92 81; mer,h sntise
sales, Sl5I,073 50; total 1913 SOC -. on
which the gross profits were Sl2 9G6 50 Ex
penses, includin. the executive committee. s.,
23l S. Net profits were 3 ,7+3 81. The As
sets of the agency aggregate So, 1913 81. Tbs
executive committee also recommend the fund
ing eff the profits until a larger capital Is acrn-
mulated The report Of Mr. VII iAE. Sands.
treasurer and secretary. shows that ttere are
90 oranges in the State, with = ret"! menJcT-
ship o. ., 065.
4 Christmas Gift Really Worth Ilav-
ing can be bal from OEHH Il SIX, the eStsr
prising Cle;hiers of Baltimore. See their ed
vertistmeui in another colnmn ~hich ~iIi tel
you bow 10 81 it. TAeic Scr, At Tie r,5rr
of Pratt aud Hanover SITS. Is crowded d4i
W.; I, - b,aj 49,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
FOR SALE.

-Mv AN EXCELLENT CLOSE
&H% CARRIAGE; Prevailing Style.
2N--W-ln thorough repair Will be
sold cheap for Cash This will he bar
gain tor any one desiring fine carriage.
Apply to Miss MARY F. BOSWELL,
Re Att Port Tobacco, Nd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18
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