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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
stand Firm.

Reports reach Us that cur d n.orHilc
friend. in Carroll Montgomery and linrio' Il
re more thoroughly united than for trIrs pa
III dissenlions have been healed and vigorous
campaigns have teen inauguraied. M-H have
come together " no have for years been ind fer
mt to party .uccsss, and the prospects for
sweeping Democratic victories were never
brighter. Here in Charles county our Rrpub-
lean fri. nds ere ready to join hands with US
gins, g,he Office seeking and office holding
-rowd who have control of the county, end
aho have put their foot on e&fry man, VITO
cannot help them. 10 las aspirtd for place
in the county We can win our entire ricke,
this fall if Democrats will do their duty. There
is no f.i, excuse for any Democrat 10 turn ttai-
tor TO bis party this TALL. The fight is already
won if We siaAd true.
Fire Fire!
The opportunity of The year. Finest Bal
imore made Mems and Boys Clothing selling
at prices till now uBheard Of All the Stock
left from the Fire p,ust be sold quickly.
ACME HALL.
209 W. Baltimore ST., Baltimore
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
DR.. GNaf'." ElinAy Excu. .

Wel,a-a that DR.. MAT Ian as,er is en-
deavoring 10 excuse his completely in the O. n
eral index job by sa'ing that he voted in the
Legiel4'urn nf 1880 for a similar Till orig natt
in the House b, Hon. A. g. Chapman, which
give TO Mr.. u Thon pson, the then Reg is'fr OF
Wills Ii cents Tor every nan indexed in max
j g n general index OF the Wills recorded in this
county Now. usua! with DR. ''M.t,' his
campaign talk HIS not much basis Of facts to
rest upon No <u-h law rs he refers to WAS
ever introduced by Gen Chapman or Psss'd by
the Legislature The following is The text Of
the ACT to which he refers
SEcTloN Br ii enactsd by tie Gtnrrul As
ssaatly of Anryland, That The County Commits
siorers Of Charles couhty he and thev are here
~ anthoiZ d TO levy sum OF RGney, not n
creoing fuo Lun9rrd doiisrs to make pay mrn
in tuli to Marceilus Thompson, bite Register OF
Wills of said county, Tor iDdexing certain re
cords in fife of Reg lister OF Wills of sid coun
~. if in the discretion Of the said county comm's
sioHers such payment is Just and proper.
SIC. .. And be il enacted. That this act shall
take effect from the dale of its passage.
This ret did not pretend 10 fx any compen-
sHtor for TIE work. 1t remitfeG the whole
natter 10 the discretion of the county commits
soner. and limited them TO The small sum Of
S2oe This act had teen asked 10y petition
signed ty our leading citizens and largest tax
PAYERS and WAS not sneaked through like Mr..
SouherlaBd's JOB. It's carefully guarded pro-
visions and small amount allowed TO be appro-
priaiel afford the most forcible commentary
possible upon the mischievous extravaganza Of
Mr. Soutberland's and DR.. Lancasler's job.
If this is the best apology DR.. "Mat" can offer
be had better keep entirely quiet.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23

70 dDFERIISERS.-THE TIMES h0ri1,Q q
tsrGer circulation then ony other paper an,ono The
inteitjsen: farmers and business Of Charles
CUfn, offers Superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in columns Send
- card rates, ukich as Jcic any other paper
iSHu:he1n Koyalcnd. say nothing cbort circula-
ion
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
Notice To Out-Pensionors.

ORDERED hv Ire Bo-fi Of TrBstr~s OF thu
~ Aims House OF Charles county tast all out
pensioners lie requested ts renew their petitions
10 said Board on or before the lsI day Of Dee
smher, 1855. Said petition to he signed by
five respectable tax PAYERS OF said county.
b. order OF m" Board
mar 97.si TupS " WEIGH uv.rscr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23

Orders by Mail foT our Mems al Rows
Cjoi'irg. siHl have serupa ioUslv r@rsial s'ten-
iJon. ~ ,.mp'ss aod iulss fer s.N mr.snI,men'
vii to forwarded. free, on application. We
wIl alsn take care OF year Iatrr.s f'~~ o.
ci,srg- When wishing R-lriSuore. Dark Son
corner HaucT~r and Pr.u SIS B.ttiasorr Ma
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
Jury for November Term.

Judge Stone drew the following names OF
Monday as the jury for the November term o
Court We understand that the list contain
but four coored names but as we are not fani
liar with the names of all the colored citizens i
is impossible for us to designate them by an,
Distinguishing mark:
Chas A. Boswell Edwin W. Robertson,
Geo C. Johnson, Jno f. Hamilton,
l. B Owen, w NJ. Jameson,
ElbriIge Missed, W A. LYON.
Tbs F Nicholson, F Hughes Wills,
Edward Frazier, II. II Owen.
Edward Berry, b W. Spaldlng,
Richard A Boone. Alex Qneen,
B. L Iligdon, Geo. " Berry
Ala, sins EI,v en-. & NJ Downs,
j. H~nry Hawkins, .Ino II. Hancock,
Geo VI Cnrpr"Irr, = :. Botrrn+n.
&. F. LnncnSrcr, WIN Huntington,
IS. II Morgan, Is n. EdrIeu,
Ge'. |. Chappe'etr, petirick Quicker,
jas II SEQ ~s> Warner GIh'.onS
q. o. W. :. Washington johnson.
Albert T. t~.-rrru Jne GIhhuna,
Eli Waters, Geo. " GRAY,
5. r Nrasr, Jo>rph Stein,
J Turner HALEY, J.s \ Murray,
Geo. I. t. Gr,v. II | Sanders
EranciS ". Weems, Il II. Nt''iug!v,
ieur> FERGUSON, ,Is : Iii K.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
Conscrt aud Lecture.


The members, friends and congregation o.
the NJ. E. Church South, " i'll hold in Pomonkey
ct the new church there erected, on Tuesday,
the 9th day of October, 1885, festival. con
cert and lecture, at which they will have toe
delicaces and substantials of the season Oys
tiers, cakes &c, in abundance and cheap. The
proceeds to be applied to the completion Of the
church The public is cordially invited. We
expect lecturer that will give satisfaction, and
concert that will afford great pleasure.
p S. II the day should lie inc'ement the
next fair day The time of meeting at P ~
Sspper to 10 for % cents
Ain't this True.
The colorei men Of this county have been
used for years past bv The leaders of the Radca
party o. Charles county. No man ha. profred
more from tie votes Of colored men than Mr. B
G Stonestreet. For years this gentleman, now
the Radical candidate for Clerk, has been warm
ing bis shins at the county stove whilst the
poor deluded colored voter stands out in the
cold and plead. in VAIN for fair and just re-
cogniion from the party which owes its exis-
tence to the colored voter. They will use the
coored man now as they have heretofo,e.-
They will throw them out in the cold, after the
election, just as they have done every year
since they have been voters. In Baltimore and
in Virginia the colored voter is getting his eyes
open. Some day they may see how they hav.
been treated here
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
Next Tuesday, 9th inst,

at 10 o'clock A NJ. SHARP
to conference in relation to the ca mp.igu. The
prompt attendance of every member is earnest
~ requested.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
JOHNSON. GARNER & Co..
s1s P-an<yissnts k,snue, Norihasst

All The new S'-lssfn INGRAM fran 25io -.
All the new Sivg-s TAPESTRY ERU SSEt.S.
fruas 5 yrs 10 81 go
All The n~s Siyl,. 10 BODY BRUSSELS
TAPESTRY HALL .uf STAIR CAR
PET 10 fts,.h VENlJEAN BALI. AMI
STAIR CARPET 20 match
All sig hEUGGhTS fsna - ue 20 $lu 90.
large s,.sk 81 SMYRNA RUGS, from. : %
to 81 go.
ous yard ~id- OH CLuTH. eo- e5. Foc
LACE CURTAINS. - .. 81 80. = yer pair
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
Sinrin. PotalUts.

kv"r, method has been ,Ii.i + tsrm"r> to
store M pre.e We th,ir Po'aIo.s through Ihr
winter aud We may say until rot.'oes come
aptin 1t the mot valuable Of all vegetables,
tho Ich Ee,e AID ber- We find person ani
writer Who IN 'ertakes TO tel u. OF its un"hole-
someone's 1t : universally Coz sumei in all
civiliz. e ruulr;r~ rs ah-fr II cannoi lie grown
it i i,u.,r ed wh,,t, cun j,e done In distances
without injury when vrnlilatios is attended 10,
In storing potatops sav-ra meth. are adopted;
vet they are practically The Sa M, he oil CT be-
ing to protect them gausr ire z;nG, g." h-iher
buried in bits r stored in CELLARS. The first
consideration j. To KEEP them in perfect dark
u.sS the next is the hjus shou j not br toe
iecu-nnI aver tn ~ iett--io pr"iIce warmth
and c4n.e them 10 spout Wh-u >,orel in IN.
field strtiL N irrarhr> are dug. srK tweats frei
in length aud ,our OF Use wide. Nh IA are hlt.
"a 10 ;he d-p'h o. N e. 'tzt "Uh potatoes.
oh.n Vel .oyerei wiih -t'rs. on pot hich
put .ig h;--u or rWtutr inches OF with In =
rir twenty te-r long thor 0oild ~ .hout thrst
gas r-c4p-S or yeuriIttinE upcHiugS. which
should be D uEgri ~I3h sf-n~ nj covered with
board set N angle 20 turn of H. rim. II -
cellars, barns or Uih'T~ iSe, the BINS should be
covered with rugs o 4 carp+nng, or str " =
Those intended to be- Kept Tor late spring sa'es
should be frequently examined -ui all sprouts
removed; for is soon AS potato hegIns TO
sproGt /, loses ~ .oIiitiv, dry ness sod quality.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
The u, mocratte Party aud the Coiored
CItfHeu.

The following resolution adopted by the
Democratic cous,r convention. hjly expresses
the attitude 81 the Democratic part, ofM-ryland
aad of he South tos ard the colorrd population.
We commend it TO The consideration Of our
colorei friends NJ such assurance has ever
been siren to them bs the 20 called republican
party Of the county hHj lheir policy has uni-
formly been to eurrriS disregard the black nan
except at election lime wien they wait his
votes Read this resolution cuiorsd men and
rehev, what you are doing in foi|o~in. the men
who a.sumytively claim Ihs right to control
your sote.:
Resoirsd. b. the Democratic patty OF Charles
county in conysngiCu as>.s.bl-d, that rrcog-
uiZiug 1h- fact I ~ ih- poliCs ct he DsmOcr-
tic part, OF The Stat. at MARYLAND ha. inraris-
bly, trsu to furnish The means and opportuni-
ties Of duration 10 all hsr free people, which
polio, has been manifested towards The colorrd
psopie of The State wiihouf interruption almost
ever since the .lectir. franchise was eIts'i.d TO
them, sad that, too, " hen Ihr Democratic PaJt'
has teen in entire control of the Sale sad IL
has bees in The power OF the ssid party ., any
time To withhold the appropriations 10 the
CoiOred public schoos. -hd to close the doors
thereof, bul TO which step 90 move has ever
hee1 made--uotwi hsiauiinr The great mass Of
colores voters tsv- he-s is political hostility to
lhe Democratic p.rty-.tl o. which policy mer-
its our unqualified approval and endorsement,
and pledge ourselves 10 The Cuutin4ance vi
this poliCy.
R>solr,a 'ur'h-r, tia: recognizing 'se entire
and perfect equality o' The coiorsd nsh before
thr law in al civil and political ri. hts. and re-
.,sAz. l.
mrnt 10 moral spd intellectual work since the
advantages of education were eStendrd To him.
W. 30 he ehy declare Ih-, ih. pemoCratIc party
Of Charles couEiy stsnds prepared t" recognize
uis tilnrss ard do declare that. &c shall stand an
'qn-I chance With sny oue in the pursuit OF
zus fife in their .i'i aud that test Of fitness
81, u u. required Of tim other than Of al CItI-
gets. VIZ It's moral, intellectual and political
fitness fer the sane
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
Cs.nrsr, D1rerrrs. Rrcs,

If,oa contemplate taTing rirhrr Of The atove
this s,~sos. Sc viii p-v you 'o csN aaG examine
the St0-s suw Offered hy
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
state OF Maryland.

References: Rev G F Williams Port Tobacco T l. Reese Baltimore
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

To keep up and properly conduct this depart
ment requires long experience, persistent study
and thorough knowledge of the particular
weaves, the correct color. and weight, the best
known dyes &c. For FIVE years this DEPART
meut has steadily increased its business which
is in itself sufficient evidence OF our efforts in
this direction
In conjunction with the popular a. ssaa1-
ard Fabrics we shall offer many new Jeaiutes
in novelties" &C., in Black Cashneres, Silk
Wrap Henrsi,tas. Serges, Ottoman Cloths, Drap
Dealma, Gloria Cloth, &c.
We are constantly stocked with 4 4 and 6 4
Courtau!ds Celebrated Black English Crepes
for Wells and trimmings
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
POLITICAL NOTICE.

THEDISTRICT CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
OF the several districts Of the county, ,p-
pointed at the recent Democratic Convention,
requested to meet the Central Committee in
PORT TOBACCO on
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
LADIES and CH1LDRENs HOSIERY.

The popular and fashionable colors of Fall
and Winter Hosiery will match the dress mate
rails MS far as practicable. Black Hose in in
grain cotton and cashmere will undoubtedly
retain their deserved popularity.
Ladies Fine Ingram Cotton Hose. full rsgu-
lar made. extra good quality, colors, Black.
Seal Brown, and Navy Blue, all sizer-Only
csc !--r pair. better qualities 374. SO and 623
rea,s per pair l.adi~s Fine unolearhed Bal
risau Hose full regular made, splendid quail
i,y, and good value 2lc, Pairs for 81 90.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
CHILDRFNS HOSIERY.

Bows and Mi SEES French Ribbed Cotton Hose,
in Black. Brawn aud Navy Blue; excellent
quality. 25c pr pair.
BOYS and Misses Fine French Ribbed Hose,
double Tee and Heel in Navy Blue, Brown and
Black extra quality. Sizes, 81. 6, 81. 8 aud
81 Price, %, Is, 25. 20. 81, and SO cts.
Ladies Ready made underwear Ladies Kid
Silk, and Cashmere Gloves Linens and Hossr-
Ike ping Goods; Ladies and Misses Cloaks and
Jerseys; Handkerchief, Ribbons, Laces and
Embroiderrs. Lace Curtains and Curtain Lacss
Poles and Fixings, &C., &C.,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-23
Mems Fall and Winter Underwear.
MEMS HOSIERY.

Our Fa stock Of these goods is all that could
he desired onr buyer having had the rxper-
fence Of many years to guide his selections,
We quote:
Mems Unhiearhei English Half Hose, at l24c.
Cotton Half Hose 81. 25 s. 37} and so cents
per pair Meus Mrrino, Wool aud Cashmere
II at Hose in solid c.lors, and mixed rreys and
t ro~ns, IS, 3I4 As. so. 62!, aud Is cents per
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-05

In the first place he has plenty of
them, and these men do not allow their
hands to dash horses around Just for
the fun Of the thing. And the cattle
here are so different from what they
are in Texas that there is really very
little hard riding to do Boys who
have worked on both ranges say that
while the average Texas COW pony does
not compare with his Montana brother
as to looks, yet when it comes to doing
hard work, and heap of it, he is far
superior to the latter He is quicker
and harder, and better adapted to just
such work In the past four days
have seen over seven thousand horses
that have been on the work for over a
month, and there is not one of them
but what is mud fat. Live Why these
cowboys live higher than anybody
They have everything to eat that money
can buy, and cook with a paper cap
on to prepare it. The cook is so neat
and polite that you could eat him if
you were right hungry but, in fact, /
do not believe he would object il you
we're to attempt to do So He is too
well-bred, too obliging to object to
anything you desire to do. They have
fresh beef all the time. One man kills
beet, keeps quarter, and sells the
rest to the other outfits that are along.
That is not strange, for remember that
a beef here is worth about $50. Cow.
boys get about the same wages here
that they do in Texas, but 81 in Texas
will buy as much as three in Montana.
and the boys only get work about three
or four months in the year.
Say, do you know that away up in
this high altitude we hardly have an,
night at all at this time of the year
The sun just seems to loiter along il
the sides OF the mountains and forget'
to go down until you get discouraged
and go to bed and leave him do as he
pleases about it. But you can safel,
bet that he will be attending to bust
ness at the old stand bright and earl,
next morning. 1t is not good darl
here until II o'clock, and at halfpas
2 daylight begins to appear. UP ;
little higher on the mountains it ever
beats that record. Two boys went VI
on high peak about 10 o'clock tn,
other afternoon just to watch the SUI
monkey about for while. One stooc
} on the western edge of the peak to Sc
him go down, and the other watche,
the eastern side to see him rise. Afte
some time the one on the west said:
"rhere he goes down Jim. Cues
its about supper time"
"Yes, durn him, here he comes,
was the reply, 'and we might as well G
, to breakfast"
, It's all nice enough to poke fun a
! the boys up here, but you can't buy
herd Of average Montana cattle for S.
5 a head. And then when they apply
branding.iron to calf on this range
is about the-same as stamping $s
gold piece.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-05
Happy Montana Co,epmnoher..

For the past few days have been
punching cows with the northern Mon
tana cowboys; that is, they call it
punching COWS, but veteran Texas
cowboy would call it picnicking. They
round up little bunch of COWS in the
morning, brand the COWS by noon, and
then lie round on bufaloe robes in
their palatial tents, and read dime
novels, or amuse themselves as they
see fit. Gamble 2 Why, yesterday |
saw $500 change hands on a scrub
pony race If some one had entered
a bride Texas COW | should have
backed her for my entire Doodle, and
won, too, by the holy poker for neither
Of the ponies could have headed a
Spanish cow 1t would delight the
heart of the average Texas cowboy TO
be hired by Montana cowman, and
there shown the horses from which he
was to select his mount-great, big,
,alowy horses, sleek as livery horses,
and very few Of them but what are
gentle as dog. And / may add that
when Montana cowboy gets back
from a roundup, his horses are still fat.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-05
General advertisements.
BISHOP * CO.'S
Banl<:
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
MONEY AT THEIR SAVINGS
BANK UPON THE FOL.
LOWING TERMS

On sums OF Five Hundred Dollars or under from
one person, they will pay interest the rate Of FIVE per
cent per annum, IRON date Of receipt all that
shall have remained >on deposit three months or have
been on deposi, three months the time Of making up
the yearly accounts No interest will be computed on
fractions Of dollars or for fractions Of month.
No interest will be allowed on money withdrawn
within three months nom dte Of deposit.
Thirty days notice must he given n, the Bank Of an
intention to withdraw any money and the Deposi,ors
Pass-book must be produced at the same time.
No money will be paid except upon the Draft of the
Deposition, accompanied by the proper pass-book.
On the first day Of September of each year, tn,
accounts will be made up, and interest on all that
shall have remained on de, oft three months more,
and unpaid, will be credited to the deposors, and
from that date form part of the principal.
Sums Of more than Five Hundred Dollars will
received, subject to special agreement
The Bank will be open every day in the week exeep
Sundys and Holidays.
aso-s7o BISHOP s. CO.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-05

II is pretty well understood that the
management Of Oahu Jail is not right.
1t is ihorougly understood, by those
who know, that the present officials are
neglecung their duty, 1t is becoming
the general opinion among the natives
as well as the taxpayers that a reform
is needed, and further that voters will
demand that redress at the hands
Of the Government before the present
Ministry is sustained at the next cleo
ton.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-05
THURSDAY. NOV. S, 1885
4 SUINDLE.

In the name. Of an outraged and
swindled community we ask, how long
the present policy in the matter Of the
currency is to be persisted in by the
Government and submitted to by the
people Our language may seem strong.
1t is intended to be so, for the situa
tion not only warrants but demands
strong language to do it justice.
We call the course which the Gov
ernment has pursued in this matter an
outrage aud swindle. We weigh our
words carefully and we mean just what
we say. There can be no greater out
rage upon people living unoer Gov
ernment profesSedly constitutional than
the open defiance by their rulers Of the
plain provisions of law We call the
present policy swindle because it is
the result of corrupt combination
between flithless Government and
knot OF outside spectators to defy the
law and wrong the people ; to the end
that the profits of the transaction may
60 to line the pockets of members of the
ring. 1t is in vain for the administration
or itshired advocates toattempt either to
deny the facts or begule men into
drawing false conclusions. To talk
about "sore-heads" and ''office-seekers"
and missionaries" is as irrelevant
and foreign TO the matter as a treatise
on the physical constitution OF the
moon.
Discussions of mono-metalic and bi-
metallic theories, or of the relative
merits of gold and silver for purposes
OF currency have nothing To do with
the matter. The law is plain; the
Ministers themselves voted for it the
King signed it; public opinion and our
commercial situation demanded it, but
the Government openly and daily
violate and defy it.
The law says our currency shall be
American gold. A man who owns
some sugar plantations and has some
other legitimate business interests in
the Islands says it shall be nothing Of
the kind. but instead shall be kind Of
silver coins, which he has manufac-
tlired and supplies, and which are only
worth, at the present time, eighty per
cent. of their nominal value. For a
million dollars nominal value Of this
coin the Finance Office has given a
million dollars in Government bonds /;
baja6le P,7ndbIe and mter,H IN geld.
This they have done IN plain and
direct contempt of the decision of the
Supreme Court, that those bonds can
only be issued at par for American
gold. coin or its equivalent,
In the course which they have pur-
sued the members of the law have
acted not only in violation of the
statute, but in disregard of the inter
ests of the people, Of the claims OF
common honesty and of their official
oaths Having solemnly sworn to exc
cute the laws, they have entered into a
conspiracy to override and violate
them.
This policy they have pursued with
a contempt for public opinion and a
disregard for decency, which has never
been equalled in our history, and they
stand to-day before the world perjured
- tl,a ci,Lt ~ Cod and man