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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
GEO. d NUOD,
W VI II GRAY.
i. 4 SASSCER
ROAD NOTICE.

WE undersigned hereby give notice that Al
L the expiration of thirty days, from The d ate
hereof thew viii petitio the Comfy Co nmis
sioners of Cla' les corntr i c.ose that portion
4 the public road living bafween the public
I'D from Port Tobacco S ,iinn 10 l., Pial,
Station and he ppbii. rnti fro u N.~tow 10
IA Plata alton passing through the lands oil
J. W and W. " Owen, Mtrshsll Chapman
md VIM l. Cooke, commencing At the first
rsmed publ. ROAD AID ter min ,rin, \. the point
where it intersertS the second said TO ID being
atcly ever US d ny the public
VI CHAPMAN
P. HAMILTON,
THOS 7 OWEN
My 30 h 1885. and Others
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26

The total value of domestic breadstuffs
exported from the Port of Baltimore for
the month of May was S1,490, 001, and for
the eleven months of the present fiscal
year $22, ASS, $40, an increase of more than
100000 over the same period of the last
fiscal year. The value of the bread
stuffs exported from Baltimore for the ifs
cal year to date is fifty per cent. greater
than the exports from Boston, and more
than double the exports from Philadelphia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
NOTICE.


Is THE ORPHANS CoUgr FIR CALVERT C"UNTY
NOTICE IS HERhBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ 5a>t viii ami testament Ut Alex niel
BnTch, bate Of Calvert ,ountr. d., enSrd ha,
been exhibited to the Orphans Court o. stio
county for probate, and tn 1t the said Orphans
Court will, if no ~ lection he made or csven'
entered proceed to take the probate thereof OF
Tuesday the lllh day OF August 1885 pro
vd-d "A copY Of this n1ti.a be inserted in som
newspaper u intri at PDrI Trh.cco. Ch1rlr>
county Md md also in 5 M newsptper prinre'
Mt Prince Frederick, Calvert county, M one,
in each Of three successive weeks !ttore the SAID
| lth day OF August, 1885
BY order of the Orphans C ,urt for CAlver'
couatv. V. c. COX,
june 10 st Register of Wills
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
l)ortG oborroGi ines
PORT TOBACCO:
Friday Morning. 26, 1885

A Western republican now in Washing
ton complains that the removals from Of
fee in his State are too slow. He says
that many of the republican otfice-holders
have become indifferent as to the success
of their party; that change would be of
much benefit as the best democratic work
ers when put into office will not be per-
mitted to render any further aid to their
party when once in, thus helping the re-
publicans in the next campaign.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
Terrible Cough Currd.

I" lr - l1ak a severe cold. which affected
nv arSs- has q terrible cough. ard passed
Es.h. alter utKug atJG9ut s.erP, The tpctoTs
gage ne 81. ! tired AiEE> CHEEKY FEr-
TuRAL, which relieved my lungs induced
sseP, ara afforded TIE the rest necessary
Tor the recovery 81 nv strength. Ey 1he
continued use 81 the PICTORIAL a petmA-
IeEi cure SAs effected. ! am now q years
Odd, haze aud hearty. and ant satisfied your
IHEkEG EECEuKkL saved me.
HORACE FAIEHEUIHER."
Rockingham. ", Ja5y Is. Iss2.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
FOR CORNERSTONE R.

Messrs Enors Your will please an1ounc'
in the next issue of yonr valuable paper, NJ
JAMS L. Penn AS suit ,ble candidate 70
County Com missioner, suhj'c to the action q
the ID moor ttic nomiH ting convention Mr.
Penn's weil-known integrity and bushes
qualifications would render him most desra
ble person for the position.
June i2'h, 1885, PuNONKEY
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are so iusidicus In their
a;iacs as those a fleeing the throat and Inngs:
taEc 40 II. acj With by ihe majority Of suileE.
tfs. us ora!uary cough or eJ!d. resulting
IesSAis Iryn a irldsHg or unconscious e1-
Icsase $ c;teH t4t the beginasas II fatal
sskus.s- AIgE's CHERRY PICTORIAL has
weJ Irovea 80, eiacaey IN a forty years dghs
ve;A throat sal -g..s 4. .seases aud should ID
t~AsE 81 a.. cases u..aal: delay.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
SCHOOL. NOTICE.

TlE PUBLIC Is HEREBY Notid a that we
l. have establish 4 a hook i.A1Sitprv in Por
rootrco. with M.ssrs RpHert o ven where
al III: ext hooks for 'e in the p lb!ic s :hoos
cta be ohtsiaed from an after tn h yinniag
IT the ensueing scholastic yar. We would
state for he benefit OF M chants havin. on
hInd any auth nriz d sch7oI hooks tht such
may, at their option, be r-tu ned to II NJ l.
ury Il Co, NJ. 8 North III ward street, B,lti
more, who will credit them by cost price o
same. We will, in due time, ag ia publish n
ist Of thu text books which We desire to he
Ised, and in order to secure uaifo -mity, which
IS believed 10 he essenliai we will insist upon
heir adoption by the lie ,chers throug "a ,ut the
'ounty.
GEO. D MUoD,
WM II ERNN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
Terms of Sale

10 ns ts fu'lnws. F5- tn + .rrn - Charles
county IN DSe.ling I'll L,t ora Cl,rI rect,
one fourth cash, AL IN h,iA1c- Al GA. iva
lni III &c tetrS with idlcTc,t At h rate 81 .
per cvu'. from the DAY - So aud to re S--ur
ed hs notes with an ,pp-nvrd in lI,ssr or all
cash, ~ the option OF The pnrch 's.r
As respects the nv vr,riy rents ahnv- men
toned. The terms o. s,le ,ry II b., cash At IN
hntl- t-tih alton 81 m sale, ~ ia CT. cut
Curt 81 3 ,iimore rFty
The pro ,.nr'irntlp RI a. rents # IN 'ni ate
the day of S,Ie are 10 P.s' 10 thu pur,h sers
and all taxes AMI prop"rti ona part rleof Ia
the ia, OF sale are to he pad out o. the pureh
aSe mon-v.
GEO VI HILL.
+ AUSTIN JENKINS, I rrus'ers.
WILLIAM SEEMULLER & co
Auctinnears
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26

Di virtue ola decree OF the Circuit Court of
lJBsltimere City, the undersigned, Trustees,
will oder Tor sac a, public auction, At the Elk,
change Sslesroons, southwest corner OF Baii-
more street and Po.tofice ayen ue IN the city
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
FOR SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION.

A Valuable Farm in Charles County State
of Maryland, Valuable House on N
Charles St, and five Irredeemable year
ly Rents in the City of Baltimore, One
osSS00, one of $3.50, one of Sl.4OO, one
of 1888, and one of S53 80 all firs.-class
and well secured.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
18th Day of July. A. D. 1885,

Al | O'Clock P VI the following valuable pro-
pc ~:
FIRST, That Valuable Farm in Charles Co
Mar land. near La Plata Station on the Pope
. --k Line "a branch of the Baltimore and
Potomac Rtilrotd } known as "Panguah >"
containing about ! 3i4 acres rods and %
psrchss. A plat Of thi, property ctu be sen at
he off e Of G-arEr VI Gill > 81. Pau street
md further psriicu as will -" given by l.. Al
hs'n " mer Esq OF Port Tobacco, Charles
county, Mar, land
SECOND That House and 10, on the East
side OF North Carries street, distant about 20
feet north from Nalherry street frontins on
Charles STREET about % feet, with a depth OF
about l2l feet 10 = 20-ioor alley. Improved ty
,hr.- story DWELLING For further par
tlcuiars inquire ~ he ua iersigned E Austin
Jenkins, NJ lsl West B.l'imors s.
THIRD YEARLY T at $500. ravsh,p the
list Of January ssd jaw, issujus out Of = lot of
ground Al the northeast caraer OF Mpnnn.nr
and North streets. iron Ing on North street 500
Aiihl. 4 pti. ~ 1t.sslI rs l-~,-, R-,.+ '
street, on which il fronts lon f-~t ani il sls1
has = foni,gs Of about ilS feet on Monument
street. This - occupied ~ N ,rbl"- stri with
III, thereon. br lugn Sisspn Seas.
FuURTH 4 Yeulv Rent o. $3.50, pay ,bl-
on nc FRS days Of rch and SEPTEMBER. i.sa-
!ng olf o lpl OF ErbIll on tue east ~ lie Oi
North street on which it fran'> 80 feet, an /
roaming c,s'erIy about - '-e' TO The west side
o. Holiday street GA NpIyh II = - f,oats 50
feet, on shirb - bat.ts l,rge " ,reaoIS' uccI-
pied by T T. Gorge 4 -
FIFTH \ Yearly r n, % 81 iDI p,ythi-
"a tie a-s' j, ~ OF APsli AMI - t,a-r is-uin :
out OF 'ot a. Gr3un sra Al ta- southwest
corner Of NIias1n AMI CslgerI stress and
fronting on C,iSrrr rect thoa' 21I Get with
irun's-- oa " tdl,,u street Of ,hau' n 'r.t
u HsrZf. ga les an "hI II II .l-o from .n,ur
200 f~y'. i,aprosei b, Lpyolt Chprvh and
College.
SMITH 4 Ne,rls Rent o. S2IS PAYABLE n
the hrs day. of April and u,sop-r. si'Ht,- On
III rssi sI'e of Frederick STREET ~ the iIHtnse
Of snoui pcrches snath !ron Sound street.
viva front on Frederick street Ut .'oat 3,
iss'. with = depth of -hoai s. f-e Tai. ial IS
Sejl improved, aui VI. origin .ly le,ScI for
/ 90 years. renewable forever, The VI ,yor and
+ CIrs CouuctI Of Baltimore. aud hcsce this year
( ly rent - believed to tie vsiu ,br.
I SEVENTH 4 Yearly Reni of $50 IS isSu.
/ ing ouIa lot Of Irouni toa,iugn an Centre Mar
ket space Is e-i, with d-pth Of s. 'rt. Thi.
! lot IS improved, aud bria. ie sei at - ate
/ il Is he tevei to be valuable (S.t Lipc G. e
/ ), No 100 iuito Ia e
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
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ga h~ made he picture a. h.ai'hi
Ssh feS bottles % u - Btfsrsl
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-26
NOTES..

Judge Foraker. of Ohio. thong but h,tle
over forty years OF age, has l,S prtctire Of
nearly $50 400 per annum
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-21
THE CASUALTY RECORD,

Edmond Ashvorth & Sons cotton mills at
Edgerton, near Bolton, England, has been
burned, involving a loss of &54,0 900.
John Hall, engaged in bee culture at Resaca,
Ga., was stung to death by an angry swarm of
bees, which he was trying to hive.
Most of the business part of the town of OAR
lington, Ind, was burned The fire was start
ed by a burglar, after he had robbed Hopper's
GOO.
The Garfield house at La Moure, Oak, was
destroyed by fire recently, together with barns,
furniture. etc Total loss, 80, 900 The fire
originated from the kitchen stove. The pro-
prietor W. E. Dikeman, is ruined financially
1t is reported at East Saginaw that the woods
around Harrison are rcd hot and fires are
sweeping in every direction, burning timber
and logs Eight hundred THOUSAND feet of
good white pine logs, valued at slO,0oO were
totally destroyed.
n Dalrymple, one of the celebrated family
of bonanza farmers, living near Casselton,
west of Fargo, Oak, met with fatal accident
on his farm few days ago He had taken a
Young colt out to picket it, and while engaged
in driving the stake the colt took fright and
started to run, throwing Dir Dalrymple on the
stake, literally impaling him through the stom-
ach ON the sharp wood. He died IN few mo-
ments He was about fifty seven years old
and leaves a wife and five children
Kirwln, Kans., Special says: cyclone
passed through Rocks county on the 18th
about p. m, starting near the line between
Osborne and Rocks counties at the southeas
corner of Medicine township, following &
westerly course, dealing death and destruction
throughout the pathway of its entire course
Nearly fifty persons were injured Among
the fatally injured were: Rev. Mr.. Grimes,
wife and child, killed. child, name un-
known. fatally injured George Campbell
missing; supposed TO have been killed S. s
Johnson. brother of NJ H. Johnson of this
city; badly injured by falling timber in a sta
ole where he had taken refuge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-21
Rie1's Right Hand Man.

From party who is well acquainted with
Gabriel Dumont, the following description of
that parsonage is obtained: Dumont is about
forty years of age, and was born at Edmonton,
where he lived until he was sixteen years Of
age, when his father, who was employed b
the Hudson Bay company to look after their
horses, retired from the company's service
Dumont senior then traded with the Indians in
that section of the country, extending from
Edmonton TO the south branch OF the
Saskatchewan The son lived with his father
until few years after confederation, and
then settled on the south branch of the Sas-
katchewan, whore he has remained continu-
ously ever since, He is one of the bravost of
men, fearless and resolute in every undertak-
ing, and the beau ideal of a horseman. lie is
five feet ten inches in height and a splendid
specimen of rugged manhood, and known far
and wide as one of the most expert shots, and
has invariably been selected as leader on the
buffalo hunts He has been married to a half
breed for many years, and has earned a COM
petence by his business prudence and tact
He will not, it is thought, submit to capture,
but will die fighting if his escape is cut of.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-21
The Iowa Anaitorsh,n

Dies Moines Iowa, Special Telegram, May
The decision of the supreme court in ap
lication of Auditor Brown by habeas corpus
Proceedings to test the validity of the law
nder which he was suspended from office
cached the clerk to-day, it having been pre-
AIRED by Judge Adams on the question of
'rown's surrender by his bondsmen direct to
he supreme court Judge Adams says:
1t must, we think, be conceded that Brown,
laying invited Duffas and Pierce to become his
ureties, cannot be allowed to resort to any pro
eeeding which would have the effort to render
hem liable upon the bond; but Brown proposed
test in advance of his discharge, the ques-
ion of the consttutonality of the statute un-
Ter which it is said that his criminal liability
as arisen, and his position is, that if the sta
ute shall be held unconstitutional his limo
ence shall accordingly be disclosed We
hink his petition III this respect must be sus
AIMED.
The validity of the law under which the re-
novsl was made is then passed upon, and
sustained for the reason that the statute pro-
vides for suspension only Several leading
,ases are discussed, and the court says:
While the suspension may have the effect of
a removal, it would perhaps be equivalent to
removal during the time of suspension, SO
far as the officers most important right Is
concerned. The objection is made that the
governor is not vested with Judicial power.
His act does not amount to Judicial
determination The manifest object OF
the statute can be occurred by some
thing less than removal The object is to
secure the state from loss This object is Sc
cured as far as it can be, by merely suspendlng
the officers acts, and by gaining possession OF
the books, papers, etc, of the OFFICER The
discharge from custody prayed by the petit
toner must be denied, and he must be remand
ed
Judge Sewers enters a vigorous dissent
holding the statute unconstitutional The de-
eision has no effect on the quo warranto pro-
ceedings for the restoration of the Office re-
Gently begun by Auditor Brown in the district
court and in which the truth or falsity of the
charges made by the experts against Brown
can be established.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-21
Tho Dakota Murderess.

Mrs Dill, tho murderess from Wahpeton,
Oak, sentenced to prison for life, spent day
in st Paul, in charge of Sheriff Ink, on her way
to Sioux Falls psnitentiary. She is a very
pleas ant looking lady, dressed i'll sable black,
and bearing on her face and in her eyes traces
of great suffering. Questioned by aleporter,
she said:
My home is in Berlin, and there married
Mr. Dill, who was worth some $4,000 He
was very cruel to me, and my parents, we'll
TODD people, were 10th to have me 1--we with
him. Six years ago he came to America,
leaving me at home; but year later l started
to join him, against my parents commands
We were located near Wahpeton, apd for five
years my husband and stepson subjected me
to every cruelty imaginable, was beaten and
maltreated, compelled to work In the fields
and finally, in desperation and in fear OF my
life, / shot my husband in self-defense. Any
woman in my place would have done the same
thing cannot help the result of the trial
and must accept it have an uncle in Paris
who is millionaire, but my relatives have
forsaken me-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-21

convenience for wheelmen and spacious prac-
tice room.
An evicted farmer of Ballinslo, County Gal
way, piled the bailif who had evicted him
with liquor until he was stone drunk, and held
him over a fire until he was dead Despite
the barbarous nature Of the farmers revenge
he has the sympathy of 9 large portion Of the
poor farmers.
MIt is rumored that a very important change
is on the cards at London Printing House
square The proprietors Of the Times have
1t is understood, decided to reduce the price
OF that paper from threepence TO one penny
The editor is in favor of the change This
will be a come down for the Thunderer, butit
Is change in conformity with the tendency of
the times.
Winnipeg Special-A half breed deserter
named Lait came iuto Middleton's camp and
reported Riel crazy. He has issued new re-
ligious DEGREES and changes the days of the
week. Lait says that Riel has 500 breeds and
Indians and hopes for help from Big Bear,
to whom he sent a runner At Fish Creek,
Dumont commanded early in the morning,
with number Of breeds and Indians, but left
by noon, and forty -four were all that were left
in the ravine for the rest of the night The
rebels loss was six killed and eleven wounded
Ottawa Special:-I interviewed several lead
ing politicians as to what was to be RiePs fate
Out of ten. nine of them are in belief that the
story of INSANITY will be set up and that he will
go scot free. Frenchmen still stick to him,
and western English-speaking Canadians cling
to the idea that he ought to be summarily
hanged II will be trying point for the gov
eminent to settle. If they hang him, they
lose the French influence, which is keeping
them in power; if they don't, they lose their
strongest support in the orangemen. One
cabinet minister told me that it was likely
Riel would be tried by civil court in the
Northwest where he would demand the right
accorded in Quebec, that of a French and half
English jury; and it was certainty that they
would not agree At all events, it is not be-
lieved that he will meet the penalty which his
crime demands
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-21

Ocean steamers are approaching fast
trains in the speed they make. The
Etruria, a new Cunarder. that arrived
In New York the other day on her trial
trip, reached a speed of twentyfcur
miles an hour. On her way across she
covered AS and 449 miles on two days,
but she was not speeded all the way.
Her builders assert that she viii cross
the ocean in six days and seven hours,
or in three hours less than the lowest
record. The Etruria is the latest type
of ocean passenger ship, built on what
Is called the gas-pipe model. She is
$40 feet long, and is about as deep as
she is broad, this model being neces-
sary because of the narrow gates to
the Liverpool docks. She carries $500
tons of coal for her trip across the ocean,
and if she could be loaded down to a
draught of thirty feet she would carry
1000 tons of cargo.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-21
BIC Fire a. Utica. MINI.

On Friday forenoon, the 18th inst, at Utica,
Winona county Nina, the flames were seen
issuing from Seefeld's elevator high wind
prevailing the whole building was in flames IN
a few minutes, thesparks igniting adjoining
for two hours the fire ragged and appeared to
vie with the wind. setting fire TO house after
house. until twenty.eight buildings were COLI
snmed The principal losses were as follows.
Nj Seefiela's lossbetween So, QUO and St,VoO,
being insured for $500 1900
T. J. Hammers store and stock, $5VVO; IN
sured for ESQ.,.
B Filsworth's bans, machinery depot, etc,
over $500; insurance $3.50
Mrs Flick's hotel and barn, SLOW; insured
for S1,3N
D. d. Browns hotel, contents and barn, en-
tire loss: insurance not known.
Dan Browns dwelling, barn, horses ana
other stock burned
H. Flick's dwelling and contents
John Ludwig's house and contents.
d. Boyds saloon.
Joe Dewey's house and outbulldlngs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-21

and darkness to them, but 1t gave light by
night TO those revised: And there was the
cloud anu the darkness yet gave IL light by night
Authorized, job XXI, 81, Behold. my desire is
that the Almighty would answer me; revised,
Lo, here T. my sign above. let the Almighty
answer me Authorized Job xxxvi. -, Be
ware. lest he take thee away from his stroSe:"
revised, Beware, lest thou be led away with
Thy suhicieney. Authorized, Psalms xiL ,, ]
VIII set MN in safety from him than puneth az
him; revised, Il sill set him in safety at
whom they mock. Authorized. Psalms xviii, 1:
"E.&toi HIM that rideth upon the heavens; re-
vised. Cast I'D highway for hin that rideth
through the desert" Authorized. Psalms xviii,
-: blessed be the Lord, who daily loadeth
With benehts:" revised, BLESSED be the Lord,
Psalms xviii, so: ~Rebuke the company of
spearmen: revised, "Rebuke the wild beasts of
the reeds Authorized, Psalms xvii, q; AS
well the singers as the players on Instruments
shall be there, all my springs are in thee, re-
gtsed, AS well the singers as they that dance,
say all my fountains are in thee.
Authorized, Psalms cxii., 5: And let him re-
prove me; it shall be an excellent oil which
shall not break head revised: And let him re-
prove me- il shall be oil upon the head let not
my head refuse it. Authorized, Isaiah XII, 8:
The voice OF him that crieth in the wilderness
prepare We the way of the Lord; revised: The
voice of one that crieth, prepare We in the will
derness the way of the Lord" Psalms it,, IL.
Kiss the SON remains and references to entirely
Inherent versions are given in the margin. SINH
larly in Genesis 40, 10, Until Shiloh come" is
kept, but, Till he came to Shiloh. is noted as
an alternative. In all these cases, as in many
Others there seems to have been strong miu-
ority among the reyiseTs which held out for the
alternative readings, and succeeded in
putting them in the margin, which
contains most Of the scholarship of the
revision. The first verse in both the authorized
and revised version is the same. The first alter
alton occurs in the second verse, where instead
OF and the earth was without form and void,
read, and the earth was waste and void"
The text of the story of the creation is without
other striking variations The same may be SAID
Of the description of the fall and the flood In
the Ten Commandments are some valuable
attentions, the most striking being that of the
Sixth. "Thou shalt not kill Exodus Xxx, 49,;
becomes thou shalt do no murder.
deuteronomy chap. xxxii., verse B. They have
corrupted themselves Their spot is not the
spot of his children" is reversed They have
corrupted themselves They are not his
children, it is their blemish"