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$4,000 Saved

to our patrons, by the unparalleled re-
duction in prices for hri sht, fresh, FASH
iouable Clothing for Men and Boys /
Shrewd buyers are rapidly purchas-
ing the many Bargains we offer in Gar
mcnts of our own acknowledged superb
Or make Here are few sample quo
tations: 1
75cts & 90 for durable, good looIs-
ing, Mems Pants
, 80 for Mans handsome Cassimere
Pants, dark, neat pattern, sold every
where for 3 so.
90 for Mans All Wool Suits.
200 for Mans Melton Oyercoat,
warm aud strong I
l50 for Boys Melton Suit, size
Ill.
$50 to 5000 for largest stock Of
Mems Overseas and wmarkets ever
seen in America. 1
10 90 is the uniform price for. several
thousand stylish Mems Suits, all fresh
aud new, many reduced from Is 90 and
ii 90.
l500 is the figure placed on over
1900 finest Cashmere aud Worsted
Suits. Every one worth 800 to SEQ
more. -
Boys suits down to 1900, $50 and
500, sizes l2-17, formerly 800 to
800 higher
Thousands Of Bargains too numerous
to ufention; must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Visit
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Lemons for MaIarla.-At the l.,,

Lemons for Malaria.-At the lat, ,e,-
sion Of the International Medical Couor.s. At
Copenhagen, Professor Conrad Tomassi cru.
deli Of the University Of Rome, read an *
hausuVe paper on the subject Of malaria in
which he acknowledged the great vain. Of
quinino aud arsenic as a preventive and cura.
tive, but claims to have found vet more
effective remedy in the ordinary lemon -
Professor Crudeli does not claim the discovery
as original with himself or indeed MIN any
O'her physician, but candiily acknowledges
the remedy to be Of popular origin, aud with
true scientific spirit seeks knowledge, not on
" IN the exact researches or the laboratory,
but also in the every day experience Of com
mon people. lie advises that a decoclion be
made us fellows Cut upone lemon. pccl and
All, into Thin slices, put into three glas,fuls
Of water and boil it down to one glassful r.
Strain The liquid through linen, squeezing
thoroughly the remains Of the hoiled lemon
and set IT aside TO cool. Drink the whole
amount v hen fasting. As the dose possesses
eathartic properties il should not he r, pcatcd
too frequently, not more than once day OF
every other DIV, according to individual sus-
ccptbility Whether the dccoclion Of lemon
viii prove TO be OF permanent value can onl,
lie determined by extended cxpe. ment It's
cl,jmrd for il that it is especially cflic .cious
in tho chronic form. of mtlariAl poisoning
unch arc ~ longer relieved by quinue
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-02-27

Books Given Away Ladies GUIDE to
Fancy Work CONTAINS over 200 handsome
illustrations, ca large 3 column pages, nicely
bound Itis the only practical instructor in
fancy work. With it, as a guide, you can
make hundreds of beautiful things for adjoining
your home or presents for your friends, at :,
trfing expense. Every lady is delighted
with it, as there is no fancy work but that
she can accomplish BY its aid.
Ladies Pirate Companion. A complete
work on womanhood. It touches upon every
subject of interest to a wife, mother, or
daughter Gives the advice and information
50 many times desired by ladies, but which
modestY prevents her asking physician Of
the opposite sex. Worth its weight in gold
to every one suffering from any of those
weaknesses Of the sex. Illustrated and bound
in cloth (ReguIsr price Sl.o0,
Fun AMI Caady.-A handsome 4s page
book, telling how to make over 100 kinds OF
candies and other sweet things at home =
Should be in every American house hold
Regular price soc 5.
The HoaserVe An illustrated domestic
journal, devoted te 'What to wear" 'IIow-
TO Cook, " Fancy Work, Household Nat
tiers, and every subject Of interest to an
American lady. Regular price Sl.OO.
Send Fifty Cents and receive Fhe House ).
wife on trial fer six months, AMI any one OF
above books free, or 81 90 and receive it fer
one entire year, and all of above books free
This for new subscribers only, who send now.
Address, The Housewife, Nuud4, \. -
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Much For Little In This age when the
events ofyesterdny in All parts oitht worhi
are found in to-day's paper; when tiings Of
a battle in Egypt or China are asshed across
seas aud Ia q at our door before ils smoke
dissiptted, il is necessary for @cliGfetmed
people to have access to reliable mars Not
all eau afford the heavy library nlasrs, aud
even they ARE eflen found uuirusworthy uu-
s. new copy is purchased as oftcn ~ re-
'isel IL yo0 Nant an atlas, snd) enough
Tor genvr. Use, full enough for nearly ever!
purpose ctitivaliy aceur.te-.rff ''fc''s slsAte,
We recommend the new Handy Atas Of the
World published hy Ne srs. IyistE, Blpkc
man, Ia, lot, 4 Co, 753 aud 7j5 iroadway
+ New Yolk, which is both 4 cfpljtio them
aud TO 'hc American press Ii is'tsinnd ii,
flexible cloth, contain, - heal etiil S'othred
maps and impor'ant statistics Among IL
miuy notable good things are maps shpNiny
/ itand rd uine. the railways OF the U1i.,d
states, recent polar expeditions, niraf Afri-
- a. explored 10y Sttne,, gbe se,ts Of thr
E.tpuau var Bihl- Lands. aud or y, mi
pa American cities II your bookseller does
not have lhts excellent work, SEMI tif)y zen :
\ diicct to The iub.l,her and rcceiG II b, re-
turn mai
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-02-27

Canning Eggs. Not only is tn, consump-
ton Of eggs in the several branches of art and
sc,enuhc pursuits, largely increasing. but
lately letters patent have been secured by Il
company il St. Louis for canning this very
useful article Of TODD factory has been
erected and is now in operation where they
will can about 900 600 dozen annually.
The process IS something like the following.
4 tub Of eggs is broken and cast INTO re-
yolying iron receptacle, with sides Of wire
screen; this tub is then run with unlimited
velocity, thus the whites aud yoIks are thrown
out and he shell retained. The substance Of
the egg thus strained is dried and canned
One tea.poonfuI is equal to one egg, and will
keepfresh three years. If this be made prsc-
teal il will very largely increase the demand,
aud, consequently, the price.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-02-27

Transfers Of Property Deeds From
Samuel 7 Berry and al to rhonas Is Berry
for part of friendship consideration, s.
and etc Thom.s B Berry toS g Berry for
part Of sane, consideration, s. aud et- W
II. Gwynn Of Thomas Executor, to Thomas
Berry for interest in real estate Of late Samuel
A. Berry; consideration, S20j 90 Thomas
u, Berry TO Joseph 2 Cassin for interest in
tract Of Land called part Of Friendship;
consideration, Stt %. Joseph K C.ssin snd
wife to CtsrA Berry tor interest in tract OF
Land called Park Halls consideration,
5000 aud etc Mary A Neale aud G. A.
Aeale to Jo.eph n Hayden tor store house
and lot in Cobb Neck; consideration. :
Bill OF safe from James II Watson to Thad
Nudd; consideration, $3.50.
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The Telephone Project

Ihe IeiephOne Project. The coustruc-
ton Of a Telephone from Cox's St4riou to
Upper Marlboro has thus far not even assum-
ed the shape Of a suggestion Mr. S. Cox, Jr.,
who first mentioned the subject, informs as
that the project was suggested to him by DE-
Iicnkle who is the agent Of the Telephone
Company, aud he thought it would be good
thing for the county to have some quick aud
ready communication with Baltimore and
Washington, After discussing thesubject with
as he has come to the conclusion that il will
not be a psying investment for stockholders
lie is, however, Of the opinion that upon the
proper presentation Of facts to the railroad
company the company might Re induced to
construct the Tie erhone, or largely
contribute towards making it success as
apriyAte undertaking
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County commissioners Meet to Make

Transfers The County Commissioners
will meet in their office on March 3rd. 9Th,
sh aud 9Th, for the purpose Of making
changes and transfers Of property The dis
,ric,a will be- taken ia regular order All
persons iailiug to avail themselves Of the OPP
psrtupity afforded them on the above named
DAYS or changing or transferring their proper
". will be drbarred Of that right Tor the
.rsseut year. F. d. M.dd, Clerk
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Sale.men Wanted

To solicit orders for Nursery Stock We
have all the latest fruits and flowers. Bust
ness easily learned and employment given the
year round. Only those who can give salts
factory references need apply For terms and
particulars address D F. ATWOOD & CO.
Nursefymen, Geneva, n. Y.
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Postal Card Less Popular During
the sill months ended December 3lst, l1S4
The nqWleF ct postal cards isspsi mesil1s,
3lS,z3os a. against io4, 94i,u f1r the cor
rr'ponins siI 'nnO'hs Of tie Presvding year,
reduction OF 1919 Ter cent in vi, number
i sued To 'hi- re iueii,n must tie al led the
l".. Of 'Ic nst"ral increase in thr issue, which
torsrvcrd tc.rs previous averaged about IS
ptr cent @nnHdty Tar po,tvtirc o0i i,l
rrs,rI This reduction q practically 30 per
c,ut, taking ia connection uith tue incrcl.,
number Of tWo cent stamps issued, 4s eyidrmc,
that The losf' c-rds have tee, ia aurc4r
measure displsccd 10y The swo-ceur stamp.
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Eggs More Profitable than Chick

Eggs More Profitable than Chick.
enS.-We make no alluSion to those large
establishments where raising chickens "a
ehiekeH' for neSr city market is undou bted-
y paying business But we address the
common poultry RAISER living perhaps con-
siderable distance from market, who wishes
TO make the most aud the best Of his stock
And TO such We say raise every pullet yonr
preml.es will accommodate Treat them ia
such manner that they will lay early aud
constantly through the winter, and you will
make more money than you can by raising
chickens to sell for broilers unless At the fam
ey prices that such things bring in the cities
Most country breeders have no such market
for what they chance to have to sell, and the
small prices they obtain at the country hotel
or the house Of a wealthy citizen By no means
pay for the extra trouble aud care that early
chickens cost. OF course, you have large
number Of fowls, there would necessarily be
cockerels and old hens to fltteu for sale, out
do not make il your business to sci dead
stock instead Of making live hens give YOU
hundreds 'of egg ever .t~r Of THEN lives
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-02-27
Il, tie Circuit Comt tor Charles County.
In the matter Of the sale Of the real estate as
sessed in the name Of Joseph BeAsley, BY
Uzzial Wright collector.
No 81

Nrdered this 18th day of February Ss5
that the sale made and reported by'Uz-
zial Wright, collector ofState aud County tax
IS for the first collection district of Charles
County, for taxes due to the State and Coun-,
ty, Of the real estate assessed in the name Of
Joseph Bcae'ey, be ratified and confirmed I'M
less cause to the contrary be showa on or be-
ere the third Monday in May next, provided
a copy Of this order he published in some
newspaper published in Charles county once
week tor three successive weeks before the
said third Monday in May next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
S33 .. JOHN L. BROOKE, ~
feb 20-dt Associate Judge
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In Memory of Benny Montgomery.

In Memory of Benny Montgomery
who died in Baltimore, February 1888 at
Ter short but painful illness ofs few DAYS
lie was 50 kind and gentle,
10" could We give him up;
How can We still live on aud drink
From such bitter cup.
oh bring back to US our Benny
Oh would that this could be;
But Benny We must wait awhile
Before We meet with thee.
For tnou art calmly sleeping,
In the cold and silent tomb,
And We are left here weeping
In this dark world Of gloom.
But may We meet the Benny
Where friends will part no more;
And journey With the hand IN hama
Along the spirit slore.
For that sweet day We are LONGING
When death shall set Us free;
We Will spring to meet thee BENNY
Beyond lie 5 troubled sea.
b a Friend.
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Pounds Per RnsheI Of Different ArtI.

Cles- Wheat, 90 lbs; corn, sheied, 50; cora
in ear, "; oats, 81, White potatoes, 50, sweet
potatoes, -; white bcsus, CO. caster beans,
~. clover seed 80; timothy, 35i fax seed
81 hemp, ~ peas, so. blue grass seed, "A,
buckwheat A., dried peaches, 81; dried APP
pies, %, onions, 81 stove coal, Sli malt, 80;
bran 20; plasterng hair, =; turnips s.; uu.
Stacked lime, 80 coru meal, 4s; salt, fine
81, salt coarse, 30 ground beans, a barley
a. homiuy, 90; onion sets, % lbs
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A Good Yield.-From a single grain Of
wheat planted in 1881, says the Grass Valley
(Ch. Record, grew twenty-five stalks, each
bearing full head These yielded $50 grains
7eo Or which we're planted the NEXT year, pro-
ducinK oue-ftth ola bushcl ofsplendid wheat
This was planted last spring, yielding seven
teen bushels, making ,0.O pounds Of wheat
from QUE grain in three years.
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10 Our Citizens.
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pea,h Ola CoIorcd PoIIticIan.-N

Death OLA COlOrcd PJlitician.-N b
MyrrS, colored, an tx member of the SontIr
Carolina Legislature from Beaufort count,
died sunday lie was at one time a promi-
neut figure in the politics Of the state, aud
was one of two colored legislators who earn
ed the gratitude Of the white people by tax
lug part in ;he organization Of the Democrat
ic House in 1876, when there aas dual gov
eminent, thus securing that body a constitu-
tion,l quorum. When Gov. Hampton was
elected to the Senate he secured for Myers an
appointment as mail agent, which he held to
the day Of his death
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-02-27
AUCTION BLANKETS

loI White Wool Blankets, | 25 pair y
White Wool Blankets, 90 pair. lu} white
Wool Blankets, 80 pair. lli White Wool
Blankets, , 81. 400, 500 pair. Gray BLANK,
cts. 90 pair. Ingram Carpets, %, 50 aud
45cts Best ali wool ply carpets, 81 and 75cts.
Brussels carpets, rs and s5cts. Wamsutta
cotton, sets Good calicoes, Bets. Feather
proof oe1 ticking, IS and lscts.
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KING OF SINGER MACHINES
FREE to FARMERS,

The National AgricuIturists.-An
American Farmer journal, will be sent free
for one year TO every farmer who sends us at
once the names Of. ten farmers aud ~ two
cent stamps for postage, &c 1t is the best
farm and home paper in the United States,
and this offer is made only to secure names to
whom We can send specimen copies, as We
know every intelligent farmer, who once sees
the National Agricultural, will subscribe for
it. Regular price, 81 90 per annum. Send
to-day and secure this offer. Address, Ma
tional A srieulturist, Nuuda, New York.
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Surprising Increase or Carp- in 1919
fifteen impo.ted German carp, about an inch
in length, we're placed in the lover lake in Cen
tr.l Park, New York a few days ago, when
The water was drawn of The lake 90 transfer
some Of the carp 10 the upper lake in the
park, over 100 Of he fsh weighing from ! ?
20 10 pounds aud measuring over - inches
81 ens,h, we're taken out, and tue number
lef, consisting Of miunows all the way up 10
10 or i'-inch lisa, Nere estim ted b'
thousands.
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w. GRAFTON BATEMAN
WITH
B. ROBINSON Il Co., CIothiers,

900 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, b. c
take great pleasure 10 inform my, friend,
thar | will hereafter be found al the well
known Clothing House OF Messss. b. Robinson
4 Co. No. wy Peun. ave-, where | will be pre-
pared TO show you the finest stock Of Men sand
BOYS Clothing eyer exhibited in the District
comprising all the novelties IN Fabrics style
and cut. tpd respectfully ask continuance O
the liberal patronage which has been bestowed
.un,,u me- 8. ii0g I'm
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A Busy Place is the CbildTen. and
Bows Parlor, IS llouoyer street, adjoining
corner Pratt Thousands Of handsome Suits
aud Overcosts for the rising generation from
Sq5O Up. {. y. Oehm Son,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-02-27

Great Clearing Sale at IIeii'run's
old stand, 4o2 9TH Street, Washington, y. C..
Look Tor. The Old Woman 10 the Window.
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When You Visit Washington Stop At The
A.lEalGa5] 31lISE. >
Cor. Penn. Ave. & 18th ST.,
Washington, D. c.
Terms. 50 Per Day.

Terms, So Per Day.
The proprietors Of this House, the oldest
established Hotel in Washington, desire to
call the attention of their patrons and the
pabhc to the fact that the Heel is and has
been the headquarters for Mary FLANDERS for over
half a century. The American is centrally
located in the Business portion of the city,
and within short distance of all Public
Buildings, Churches, aud places of Amuse
ment
DUFFY 4 LEANNARDA, Propristors.
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40 A1s year or .s0I m
.AZsCu Six moth, Ir.OIlUV

and this Includes all extra numbers we issue
bluring the year (lubS of any number supple
Ia AZ gseatly reduced rates No catch-pcnny
FjreiAinmS are offered. our Vim j. to make the
hist pf,er ofiiS kind in the United states, aud
hu il TO give you four thugs the vdi3e of your
Inonpy. send stamp or postal card Tor samW-
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IocnI RrcrIflcs.

/ Ga her beam ends me sun
Nothing 70 sl''sN VI - u"'e
Ism a pai Of sioes III '''e VI ""'-"u'"'
-.,m.,
,.n .,,h, 900 ..,,;u. ...a. 3.
go,
.dyi,s9 NJ tho local b.pnsnings Of
a.;,bh,,booa
-.
Spring. Let it come
r.h-usrv ia short month and will soon
,.., around then gentle Spring.
,..ri..s 49,. h.td in Chris, Church
Wednesday.
T,oov.,cr dredging vessel. are blocked in
~. ra.r chanel point
NIB .,oo,;,r IN por, Tobacco Crook ,hi.
week has been the best known for Years.
~. T.;e,-d hos ,,rcb,sed a bouss aud
|,..atur n II Roswell Can, ,ou know
-. ,,,.ri e,r mn, -, i;vs atone
~, x..t there wiIl mt he democrats
enough in III, county to out out a small fire,
- ,,ill no At the in,uyur,tion
!. pro,ing disastrous to stock, which is gem
.rally poor at this season Of the year.
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Persons wishing to make change IN the
"'''1','' ~, .,..,, ,..ar
,''.',i ,.'. -
Miss Eliza jenkins has returned to wash
Ington to attend the inaugural ball Numor
Th terms Of Sheriff sale Of the Elzear Gar
dener property rot having been complied
with, We understand that the sheriff will
offer the same for sale again next week
In accordance with our suggest on the
Young folks Of Rev Mr.. Villa . congrega-
lion will get up some sort of IN entertain
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EotaI anN Qusmal.

re- The O9'es Of II, lsBEpENnESr has Lesn
s,not,d 10 me 6eit firm u ne HdsoHic HALL
s~m.diat,ty oppo,d, n, EPiscopai Church.
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NEW FALL
D R Y G. O 0 D S
AND sa'
Carpetings.

Lyons BLACK Dress silk, 95cts. Black .'asn
meres. all wool. extra wide. 40, 3d. ~ ano
7jcts Langiree Dress Suiting, all the new ',
cours, a inches vide, 75cts Ladies ~,
wool cloth "a inches wide, 75cts. Coioteu
Dress silks all colors, Sl0O. Trico Cloth i9'
Ladies Tailor made suits all colors % men ],
rs wide, 9scis Colored Cashmeres doauf
width, all colors. 25cts. Ladies Trlco 1,l
Dress Goods, all new colors, 25cis o"A
velvets, all new colors, ! IS. Trieot Dress
Eoods ftll stYles. III
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Advertisements, take this method in saying
lust what We want in very few words, when
ara TRUE FACTS.
We are selliuy STYLISH, welmtde and
all WOOL GARMENTS at II BARGAIN
Lool, and Judge yourself
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-02-27

I Is paper to amuse and instruct every man and
woman. the youth and the maiden, the boy and
the girl, the merchant and the professional
i man, the mechanic and laborer. II should be
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-02-27
Welcome GGs:t a. Every FI.s.!s

IN the land, because 1t Is clean paper. unstain-
ed by Il rough word 10 raise the blush Of mod
esty or violation Of the most rigid rules OF mo-
rllty. IT. mission is 10 make people feel the
better Of rctf ing IT, 10. = ford them healthful
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-02-27

Among those from this county most prom
inrnt at the Farmers cOnyennon was Mr. $
E. Mudd The Aa,ertias fi,,s thai though
Mr.. Muld Is lawyer, lie IS n,rrcst.L in
hrming, AMI being It politician is more de-
scided, Interested ia Gimcrs.