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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
The Pope to Proclaim Father Byrne
Bishop OF Mobile To-Dny-Cholern
on the French Border.
The Revelations of the PAN Mall Gazette
Pronounced True by the Commit
tee of Inquiry.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Gloomy Prospects for the Munster Bank.
LONDON, July 29.-The dcputation of
persons interested in the Munster bank
who have been seeking assistance for the
bank from London firm, has not met
with any success except the promise of
advances on dCbcnturcs which the drcc-
tors of the bank propose TO issue.
Aiding the Fenjnn Lender.
DUBLIN, July 29.-Mlcheal Davitt last
evening delivered Il lecture in this city
for the benefit OF the relief fund being
raised for James stephens, the aged
Fenian leader, who was forcibly COM
PEELED recently by the French government
toabandon his home In Paris. The subject
of the lecture was James Stephens con-
ncction with Irish history.
Montenore's obseIuies.
LoSpoN, July 29.-Thc remains of Sir
Moses Montenore will be buried ON FRI
day. Many distinguished persons will at
tend the funeral.
The Pail Mall Gazette indicated.
LONDON, July 20.--Thc committee to in
quirc into the recent statements of the
Pall Mall Gazette in regard TO London
vice has made the following report;
Having been requested to inquire a. to the
truth of the statements printed in the Pan
Mall Gazette from July 6 to July
10, we decided from the first to
exclude, inquiry into the charges against
particular men or classes of men or against the
police. We strictly confined ourselves to an In
quiry Into the SYSTEM of criminal vice described.
Nter carefully Sitting the cyidcn of the wit
ucsscs and the material before us, without
guaranteeing the accuracy OF every particular,
we are satisfied that ON The whole the state
true.
The report is signed by the archbishop
of Canterbury, the bishop of London, Car
dlnai Manning and Mcssrs. Morley and
Read.
\ late edition of the PAN Mall Gazette
was published this evening containing the
foregoing report in loaded type.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
THE DARK CONTINENT.

step, to Suppress the African Slave Trade.
LONDON, July 2S-Thc Italian govern
mcnt is preparing the draft of conycn-
ton with England with reference to the
suppression of the slave trade on the Red
sea coast. The fleets of both countries
are to have the same privileges.
The General Assembly Opened.
CAIRO, July 2S.-Thc khcdiyc formally
opened the general assembly to-day, and
asked its assent to the $4,000, 900 loan.
III Mahdi's Successor.
CAIRO, July 2S.-Khalifa Abdola has as
sumed the leadership of the followers of
the late El Mahdi.
a Reign of Anarchy mt Dongoia.
CAIRO, July 2S.-Thc report of Oliver
Painc's death Is fully confirmed by Father
anarchy reigns throughout the province
and city of Dongola.
The new Egyptian loan of $4,000, 900
will he issued ut the end of this week.
Bcnomi, an Italian priest who has been in
III Mahdi's camp, aud who has returned
to Wady Ilalfa. \ condition of complete
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

1t is unpleasant to have a IA.
the family, although It is said mi;
are very common. But itksrl
unpleasant to he a skeleton s
Is even worse to he "a skelein
neuralgia pains" This is inst 4.
Z. IL. Carson of Santafee, rloHa
he was. But in writing aboutith
browns Iron BitterS resio,l
health" Take the hint from 4
provement. To put flesh on youl
drive out neuralgia, and inyigone
system, take Browns Iron Bitrn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

movement Is Increasing. The towns OF Cara
bobo, TruiNl0. Cumana and barcelona are IN
arms, also the states of Nlcgla and Andes, be.
sides many other towns. ,.reat excitement
sells are unable To unload for
want OF laborcrs The government H.
making efforts to subduc the revolution and en-
poets to have within a week six steamers ready
to attack tbs rcyolutiOnists.
ENGfNND'S ULrtMATUM.
PuHr- Prince, July 22-Thc commander
OF the British fleet has sent tho Haytian gov.
crnmcnt IN nltimatum demanding the release
OF the Imprisoned British subjects.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
Why pnpnlar.

The widespread popularity d
Loaf baking powder is dueto the =
and purity OF the ingredients 'lni
into its composition, and repeaiel
ical tests place it side by side Y
most popular brands in the maISs
show it the peer OF any poEa
offered the public. The manlih
asks only a trial with other bfaaA
is willing To abide the result,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
ANGLo-RussrAN.
Negotiations suspended.

LONDON, July 29.--The marquis of sal
isbury has agreed to request NJ. DcStnal,
the Russian ambassador, to suspend ne
gotiations in relation to the Afghan
boundary question until NJ DeGcers, the
foreign minister, obtains the report of the
topographic survey which has been or
dered of the Zullkar pass
England wooing the Afghnns.
SrMIA, July 20.--At a recent darbor
Abdurahman Khan, Ameer Afgmnistan,
spoke of the relations between him and
England and said he was convinced that
England desired nothing but good to the
Afghans. The ameer advised his people
to cultivate the friendship of England
and said it would be a bad day for them
if they ever came under the tyrnanical
rule of Russia.
Russin's Strength on the Afghan Border.
Sr. PETERSBURG. July 2a,--Thc Svet,
the Russian military organ, says that the
Afghan force on the Russo-Afghan from
tier Is 10000 strong, and that the Rus
sian force consists of thirty companies
stationed between Pcnjdch and Xulhkar
The solution of the Problem Afar on.
VIENNA, July 2s.-The Political Coz
rcspondence says the settlement of the
Afghan difficulty is unlikely until the end
of the year. NJ. de Gicrs is going to take
n six or eight wecks' holiday
sale of Arms Forbidden.
Moscow, July 2S.-tn order has been
issued by the governor OF Moscow for.
bidding the sale OF arms to any one who
is not licensed by law to deal in such
articles. Severe penalties will be inn
posed for the violation of this order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

Received to-day at l.. Higbys!ll
street, an elegant line of six ISL \
copper bath tubs. If you have "
your premises, now Is the. ven Y.
secure u bath tub which can belss
an astonishingly low inquire, cosus,
$3.50 up. The price will suTHT'
Call and receive an estimate,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
THE INDUSTRIOUS DEAD.
Continued from first Page.

Grant and IN participation OF the laucntatlon
and expression Of reverence for hts honorcd
memory. all pOstOfllccs IN the several states
and territories In the Union are ordered to be
closed bciwccn the hours Of and y. m. On
saturday, August :. appointed for the celcbra.
tiOn OF his funeral obscquics.
Iiy order OF the postmaster. general.
\ h. ~TENENsON,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

1000 steers one year old, and sel
two years old, delivered at NJ
ranch, in Borden county, fort
northwest from Colorado City. d
w V. johnson, resident manages
orddo, Mitchell county, Tens,
number, price and quality,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

Call at l.. Higby's, 2l0 Main str.tl'
Just received a lot of flexible now
erS; also new in stock, llosf
Sprinklers, bath-tubs and shogsn,
reels, hydrants, and his stock : Y
creased daily by the receipt oips''
ing goods and gas fixtures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
Nc Learned Yesisrd''.

From a reliable source thst ", n,
ris Reunion Cigar and Tooaovs 49,
be one of the most attraeu's n
the entertainment next wes ,sI, 4
not surprised, however, 81 .. w
having seen enough Of lnu y ~
his style of doing business X {.
to any one that his sIyss ",
tobaccos and smokers articles .,, s' ]
grounds and the attention s.o
toners cannot and will nov II 4. 4
any other dealer in or on, y .a,suslt
remember the John Morris ~
and be on hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

No danger of your flowers, Y
plants whiting in the warm ~ N
give l.. Highly, the plumber Z
street, Il call. He will be s'pS
satisfaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
MARIN NENEzIlELA.

HAVANA, July 2a.--The mail steamer
which arrived yesterday brought the fol-
lowing news.
81. THOMAS, July g2--Nccording 10 the latest
adylces from Nepeluela the revolutionary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
PapnI Appointments,

Ro,E, july 29.-At the papal consis-
tory tomorrow the pope Will proclaim the
Reverend Father Byrne bishop of Mobile,
Ala. L, s. A., and the Very Rev. Il.
Phelan, present yicar-general, coadiutor-
bishop of Plttsburg, Pa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
GERMANY.
The Kaiser wllhelm Improying.

The Kaiser Wilhelm Improving.
GAsrEiN, July 29.--Thc health of the
Emperor William has greatly Improved
here lie walks well, salutlng or talking
with the friends he meets There are
some fears, however, that the emperor is
exercising himself too much
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
Handsome Parlor sa',
At various prices and EXCUSES
at Pinkard 4 Joyce's.

Bear in mind that the besi ~ us' 4,
der on earth is no good npi ~, Z
cording to directions, ana u .sp
Loaf" Is no exception to Vps '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

An elegant line of zinc ana SKI IA.
tubs graccs l.. IIigby's piuIna,@l''
liShment on Main street, W.
early call and secure someln'E
this line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

DvnuQrE, IA, July GA tornado, ac-
companed bya heavy rain, visited this
city yesterday evening Several buildings
about the city in the process OF erection
were severely damaged. 4 The top story OF
Alhce's cold storage warehouse was
blown down, also 'nrwrrick store build
ing bclnnging 10 w. q. WnterS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
cucAGo ToHAyE 4 STATUE.

CnCNGo, I'LL, July 29.-One hundred
and hity thousand dollars have already
been subscribed toward an equestrian
statue 70 Gen. Grant in this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
nrMonIAL sEnNIcrs IN MENICo.

CRY OF NEMco, July 29.--Memorial
services in honor of the memory of Gen.
Grant are to be held here by the Ameri-
can residents. Minister Jackson will de-
liver the funeral Grafton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
HOUSTON.


Special to the Gazette.
HoUsroN, TEN, July 29.-During a
storm this afternoon John Drasher
dragged his wife to gulley and at
tempted to drown her, Keeping her head
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
At Cost.

Water-coolers at W. 7. Lewis Ii
to make room for fall goods. (sli
they are all gone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
~ A Car-Load of Northern
Irish potatoes will arrive to-dsI
Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S.

The most popular baking pcNds
eXtant is the celebrated Slllg
Everybody says IL Is The best, e.
everybody says must be 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

WASHINGTON, July 80, a. M.--For the
West Gulf states; Generally fair weather
except IN the southern portion, occasional
light local rains, continued warm,yarlable
winds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
Lost

Gold crescent and star, eng W. /,
lice" on crescent aud ~. W - u <
Finder will be literally rewal '. N
ing with W. b. Tucker, JraM !
hall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
ITALY.

NtdIng The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NegIOns OF
spain.
ROME, July 29.--The Provincial Italian
Liberal associations are organizing vol
untccr corps to go TO Spain and assist
the people in the cholem-stricken regions.
The movement is spreading and is becom-
ing important, Donations are flowing in
from all parts of Italy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

Tho cotton belt weather report of
Texas, showing the maximum and mini
mum temperatures, also the rainfall for
the past twenty-four hours, is ms fol-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

~ EDGAR RNE.
The last battle has been fought, and the "Old
Commander" dies,
The spirit of great man, is winging It's night
To the skies
aud shell
Closed that bloody epoch, whore the brave
soldiers Tell
lie has outycd the time when troops bark
encd toh his command,
10 charge the frowning brcastworks, or on the
hill TO standi
his battles arr all over, no more will the blue
aud the gray
In this prosperous land OF ours meet In deadly
afiray.
lie has outlycd the prcjudlces OF grim yisagcd
war"
And in these glorious times OF peace, from near
aud far,
Messages of coincidence greet the "old Com,
mandcrs" ear;
From the blue and gray alike fall The sympa,
thctic tear,
Among the pines of Mount McGrcgor there is a
stiffness OF death,
silent figures around the soldier, watch the last
feeble breath;
The dark shadow gathers slowly but surely DER
the scene
Ills the death angel at the lattice, pulling down
the sable screen,
Albany, Jnly y, lSSI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
warningi ~

How many people ruin thclr stomachs by
swallowing cold drinks on a hot summer, jay,
drops OF .Angosturn Hitters, besides impdhfing'
q delicious flavor to their summer beverages
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

under water uhtiI a.
when when he ne, mounted IN 6s
found. Drashcr was h ,,, nssrll
oil liquor when he made ep ,l y y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
ILLINOIS GoyEnSoR WILL HE THERE.

CucAGo, Ill, July 29.--Gov. Oglesby
will attend the Grant funeral attended by
his military staff.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

The only cigarettes which do not stick
10 the lips are Opera Puts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30

ClucAGo, ILL, july 29.--Elcven cases
OF sun stroke have been reported to the
police rs the result of Yesterdays hot
wave, one Of which is likely to prove
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-30
shntterel hy Lightning.

f'lNNiii W tiN hhAtNNt
lIousroN, TEX, July 2o.-Durmg u
ram-storm this afternoon Iightnmgstruck
and badly shattered the corner of the
police station and knocked OFF the CHIN
neys of several residences located near
the prison, and also badly injured II work
man who was working near by
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-06-26

wheat Prospects The State Board q
Agriculture has compiled comparative state.
mcnt Of the wheat shortage, based on Official
kilograms and private adviccs Of The pfese,,
probabilities with the known five ycnr, aver
age, as estimated by the Cpited States De
partmeut Of Agriculture The tot.l ayer,g.
for the past five yeats in lhe United states
was 4l2 35i 500 bushels, while the estimate.
for 1885 are 23o, 779 600, showing shortage
OF sl,516 $50 bushels The board gives al
list OF 20 States and assumes that those nor
mentioned will have uI average crop
They would sun have probable shortage I.
$50, 600 600 bushels, or over 24O. 600 600
bushels as compared with last wears I'm
crop Michigan and New York seem 10 be-
the only two States showing full wheat crops
The shortage is in Ohio, Indiana. Illinois
Missouri, Kansas, and California, the ST,
great winter wheat States These States onh
provide yield Of 10000, 600 bushels. which
Is shortage Of is 600 900 as compared win
tie five years average. The report concludes
There can be no longer any possible doubr
That this years wheat crop Of the United
states is to be the most disastrous failure for
nearly score Of wears, aud there is nothing
o be gained by denying or STRIVING to mil
gate the fact, or trying to let the public
Town gently to the knowledge ofit."
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-06-26

nun MAN UNIV ltitu ~ rank bufkm m,
the young Bitimorean. who murdered Cap
tain Nelson and the colored mite Of the
sloop Fannie Southland, while she was king
in Machodoe Creek, Va, ia the wntct OF
1899, was convicted Of murder in tie seeoni
de2tec og.s TlHrsiay sc lest week "A rappa,
ca TO the State penltcutiary of Virginia RI
term Of j6 years Is years on each of the tvs
indictments for murder lie has served tire
years in jul, and the time OF his im9ris3n
ment will cover 80 years. lie is now .
Years Of age, being q at the time Of his con-
hnemenl, and will be 81 years of age at tn,
expiration Of his sentence.
Since his conviction the Richmond Star,
says thai Frank Burhman, who. after 6v,
trials for the murder Of capt. Nelson and N.
colored mate in 1879, was finally sentenced
70 30 years in the penitentary, escaped from
hack last Saturday night and made bold
dash for liberty but was recaptured and taken
10 prison
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81 Thomas Aeadon..n


The, Ies annual commencement @.ln, !.
named academy took ni.o. :. y TIE
s s.',,. o.eI0,a. fhs l,rs, p.,. I, ''f
Point was filed to CONS pa''ian 6
WIN parents ard friend, Of 4. ,.' ., ''ps n
Hall was taslefdily arranged 8. s'Pa
with an elevated platform Al +, i. ~ s o,''a
10 serve as a stage. Near The nv. s'
4 seated NS'srs R. Il. EdeIea. J ''i n ri
Dr. Robert Diggea, Senate. T. VA
Ter, Charles II Milton A W
Father J. b Archambaul,. ana 3 va
Remand. Promptly at Inc han. .',' Il
exercises begun. The programm. .'as
lows House on the Avonea
entertainment in which The an. 1'a
ladies participated Misses. ri,.snf
hattie Murphy, Mona Thompson -,
Clara Howard, Sissy Lawson .n.af
dn'sie Hayden and Katie Howard
rendition Of their respective parts s'.. IL
young ladies did admirably we'll :,
each act and at the conclusio, ~,
were loudly "pPlauded The mu,ic,.
the programme then followed a
school, = by Miss Clara Howar5.e III
as a Picture, BY Miss Noma ?.
"The School Festival" Ccanta,s, b-vi
Mona Thompson, Katie Milton. Msr,nf
Katie Howard Clara Howard. li,,i. II
Sissy Lawson, Alice Milton. Kali. III,
aad Cassie Hayden.
The vocal solo by Miss Howard -,
received by the audience, and As r.. /
sweet voice told in musical tone. ma
Of school, it recalled to many Of tn, ,sis
the memory of by gone years. when NJ .,
trod the happy pathway ofthe carelew,.
Miss Thompson deserves special mertio,
She personatei in reality the n,gI
sung and looked indeed as pretty a h
ture.
Premiums were then distributed cons,
Of choice selection OF books. F.tb.,
maud addressed the pupils, congratulat
them upon the success Of their exercises a
extending them his best wishes for bar
vacation
After the close Of the exercises m,,
choice selections Ct vocal and instrume,
music were rendered by Professor and
Schroeder Of Washington. The Hall
then cleared and dancing begun lasting
I'll twelve D clock, Among the old ssho
who attended the exercises, were Miss N.
Barber, Miss Angie Herbert, Mrs. w
Jameson and Miss Addle Daley Of Washing
The academy will now remain closed M
September next This academy has bar
against many difficulties, but at last ha.
isined the rank Of first class school. 81
eu acadcmcu education can he obtalne
very lItue expense II is desirably loca
Ia one Of the most healthy locallue.
Southern Maryland, in close proximity to
large cities Of Baltimore and Washing
which can be reached daily, both by rail
water, and is surrounded by many nat.
beauties which Other coautr academies d
possess These attractions and aivaa,
render Che school very popular, and we ma
rect the altendante OF pupils another
much larger than ever
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Hih'' ,9.r3s largely upon the manner N
pfad Z sold Even poor qHalty OF
ra," ,..,es better prices Vaeu = J. pa' IN
goods io-m. while the best suffers q
strae W.. h this respect, An az, lctilnr",
Prfel'.'u' -.eakihg on this subject inr3W
fSeht.- ca.5wfnr hints, winch our as'Eu
oui .N' and fruit growers shoaiu pIo"t ~
ri fe .., ,boupht Of pfoduceF OF any a5',S.e
The hIs' NJ. ,a s-rnre the beet quality and tne
shond " directed toward the best methods
next email pamphlet Ivy wen INV"
Of ''', -o.sr upoi the subject o. growing p~
Ohio yaiaable hint in regard 70 lhe
iai3e' 5i.p4sal OF his crop ms wen
prob zoos were put up iu bushei Jokes
grow fy handled, and were mus - az
eeal "a the city dealers that 'nose ny
rae'' axe only few bushels loon seNg ,,l
usa ,rse the k0Scs were 50 rt'u'is W.
I5Ads. ON the other hand another farmer
fosl .ba same city with l9al 81 loOse,
gong noiatoes, without ooSi Oaei ~
1ua's deliver them, was uneoie 70 sen
bass ..,5el. and brought them nome ak", ~
shk e..r products Of the larm arg 'sPe', ~
The wy" be influence Of the packages. me
sllle, neat pals or boxes small enough 'ol
butter ..,,,tian of family tresh eggs ih
ne 'o,,.st.. Young and tender poultry IN
'''' .,,.s honey IN clear glass Jars are all
GA" oasi3erahly higher prices than the
'''' code And, as every man has
e7'D'.. z.ore for himself the advantages h.
ny" ..,, ana enterprise IN this direction
gam far him to put upon his PACKAGE
,5e. with lis name and address $
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-06-26

Committee appointed. AT meeting
Of the School Commissioners held on Tuesday,
committee composed Of the following gen
tcmen, wa. appointed to attend the meeting
Of the Teachers, Association to be held at
Deer Park On Tuesday, july 7th pros J,mcs
y llsdou, " l. Pad1eu aul J ". HALEY
The ES miner viii aooo np,nr th,m sw ltu.
W n GRAY one 81 the h2ol Commission
err also Nj. " HALEY served on a simi-
lar committee astac,r. aud having been ,p
point b. the assoeiauon a member ofthe com
mittee 10 lie vcr an address before the ,,soci
alton this year on Conn ulsory Iu,pcciioJ
was necessarily appoiu Ell On the committee
from this county to Deer Park Mr. HALEY,
We learn has prepared AN able .rti-ls on the
subject, auI will doubtless do credit 10 the
county he represents, and the com nittee OF
which he IS II member
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-06-26
Hog Cholera ~

cholera n " Vera lae prevalence Of
Wisconsin. and ' .5' ' .as recent outbreak
m outbreaks IN otoc, PIT. ' y 4. .. slu.
n NAVE been made he su9et Of N n ,g count count.
At V. @i y 'ne Commissioner o Asreon. .
special a,e.dsalou Io ia i sJep rsed to max
mitigation Or suppression II means for ii
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-06-26

inc Baltimore, make 0ehm' your headquar-
tsrs. They win take care Of your parcels and
deliver them to Steamboats,, and Railroad
psnots free. Their line Of Mems, Boy 5,
Snrine Clothing, is unusually attractive,
whilst their prices are lower than tv'r. Don't
fail 10 avail yourself of the kind of Of the
hove firm, zoe ". Pratt aud 50 Hanover
Nrosta
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The Leading shoe unnsr.

~ 'th Street, Washington, D. c. l.. Hen
orun manager. Entire new sfsrk-low
prices Men calf boots to 6. Sold lace
SHOES and CATERS = to3 Ladies au8 GEM.
hand seNed CATERS ! Kid, goat and foxed
button to 50. Lasting congress and l4cs
gal'ers - cents. Boys and Misses school
1nots ~ cents up. Slippers and tics 20 cents
70 <,oo. $50 Electric shoes, 50 cents electric
80. LOOK for The old woman in The
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fotaI ana 4usmal.

~, r. ca~ ~ ly"trsN,,,F'' af' zen re,
,,-,or.5 10 70 F-- f.-- = ne H''5", ,,. n,I'
t-~,4,al..g ~ e tl''r7Pat eha'o@'
Good sales or Tobacco. Thomas g.
49,. 1 a .oa ms, vrcA tor Mr. j. r.
49,. ofBaiis cres. a crop Of 'ohocco for
,.omstaIl cents or over lu3 cents round
s,e-,n second ard ups st Mary Beacon.