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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-14
beginning he Crusade Against sparrsws.

A premium Of s. will be awarded for the
greatest number of English sparrow heads
exhibited at the Moorestown Spring Fair,
which takes place on June 9 and 10. The
heads are to be strOng on strings or wires Of
" euty-Gve each. Should q string contain
sry other birds head except sparrows it
" II not be recognized.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-14
4 soNe OF TIE LONDON slums,

S-sitsA HIusrussS Nigs,;...
Up and down Pie street
tee windoEs madeof glass;
Salt "a numbtr ~tsirtylRrea.
noan Sea pretty las
Her name IS Annie Robinson.
Catch Der Il you can;
ahe married Charlie ARden3a
Before he EaSaman.
Freed and dripping al the -eek,
Figs head on sunday:
Hon a crown on SATURDAY aiyilt.
farthing LEFT tor Monday.
she only brought a bonnet box
He oDly broUghta ladle;
Sewhrn the little haby came
hhsdnt got no cradle.
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PROOF

-
Consumption, Splitting Blood-N,, p
gave up Ill hopes Of ny recovery. Dr. joni
cured mstwo yeanEA Geo. DrIss
Censunption, Cf1onio Diarrhna
and Passfsg BloodIs vas emacsted 70
400. MnL c. J. Nelson, whedib, y
Catarrh, Holypus Of Nose, Lose u
I msercd for ysara Physicians and Il esis,'
70 helm me. thought my disease in~csnH<
smith cured me completely two jean "a
been well ever sD.,a., . : Shaysss G4hs
Cancer OF Brsast-Wss "a ont tar
physcianA Dr.. Saith cuni - without ~
To the Iadies-Dr. Smith he me,SX
inr fsJiing O! the w0ab and fensic scaESss
ares d in . short tina Ladies nees sufer ~
Female weakness-Nost ag--sr.,sdh ), "
oSreeened TO undents,1 the csse c. nv a.
DE- snfta cured her TT sso and sss Ia 1.S
Ffstuin In Ano, PI,s-Most ssSs,a,s {.
syc1 I'D 70 die and pronorced ineuTrSHe ~.
k,ce eiexteon weeks. ST. Smith cy-i NJ
S1eks g,ttssxt the knife utee yea1 aSs; ~
better ScsiSn nov tLan era:
Fits-Ny vie had them ~ yearI. C-stS
relief. d. sstth cured her tlree jean us.
s~erofsicus ulcer on Lss for Yc,n
smfth cuudmr i've joan 60;
va-ky Grove, VI
UDr. smithw4n enpge 70 cure rsy css o, O.
msttsT Of ssw log standing, witSoat the IA,
Vithout tie iest6Saesr 81 any h1A
Loss Of Mnnhood-D7. SMITH - made IN
atty OF this ssndittra vhicy aps tae founda,S
health and rnters ntserahh % E1y. Hin >
nent viii rs.0re health and strength IN Q shOu )
Or. Smiths ros1nsars - Granecd IL patient,
inS 70 zee him do not sme In oontls1 With ca
spa his budnO With aaia and gentlsssn u vn
Biood Dissrdsrs-nos Rhsdn9tron u
stroycr Of lis nay consult Dr.. Smith Sfsh Peras
"a Tssrt fo1Self.Z1Aninationss,s 70 psc
a : distanoeo precopsei tso % STAINS, md ps
ssns treated src,lwnys eAnntccd aissSio :
GcnsnItataca Free a onoa OGo houn \
- Ia IN. n .daiiN 0sept sunday.
A. sdd.. DIR. J. E SMITH.
No lt04 C~haplno6nO
"a Whsslinl w
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-14
C A 7 A r r H

That pure, sweet, safe and effective American dis
Gllation Of Witch. Hazel, American Pine, Canals
Fir, MaIigold, aud Clover. Blossom, called San.
FoRD's RADICAL CURE FOE CATABRH, with one boz
CATARRHAL SoLyENT and one SASPoRD's In
PROVED IsHALER, all In one package, may now be
had Of all druggists for sLOo. Ask for SASFoRD's
RADICAL CURE-
Complete Local and Constitutional Treatment fos
every form Of CataTh, from q Simple Cold or lnfu-
enza 10 loss OF Smell, Taste, and Hearing. Cough,
Bronchitis, aud CatA1ha Consumption, In every
package.
~Clergymen, vocalists,
And Public Speakers without nUmber owe their
present usefulness and success to SanfoTd's Radical
Cure for tatauh.
Rev. Dr.. Virgin says: "On Of the best remedies
for CatArrh- nay, the best remedy we have found
in a lifetime OF suferpg-Is eaniords Radical
Cure. Il clears the head and throat 81 thoroughly
that, taken each morning on rising, there are ne
unpleasant secrttions and no di,agreea6ie hawking
during the entire day, but an unprecedented olesr
ness OF vCics and respiratory organs"
Sold BY all druggists. Price, sl00.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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Manhood Restored,

RKExDT FRzK-A victim Of youthful impYu.
tsnu causing Preuature Dec.,, Nervous Debility,
LOt Manhood, &c, having .dedip vain ever rnosr
comedy. bn dSooyeIsd 1slnple nesrs o. se.i-eans
shteh nc VII esn> fRHB 10 hIs tsilov suFereu.
= 81 .. 6EByRs, Q CAsthan 81, ssv Yssi
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he Supreme Bench.

AK ANITA, sept. %, is84.-From experience I think
& ). i. Q very valuable remedy for Gu cneous disea.
,es, and nj the Same time an invigorating tonic.
JAMES JACKSON, Chief Justice OF ia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-14

Weary sufferer from Rhsu-
matlm, Neuralgia, Weak
and Sore Lag, Coughs End
Colds, Weak rack, Wax
Stomach and Bowels, pys.
pepsia, Female week.-mrs.,
yh the Loins and Beck, try
over the PIT Of the stomach,
Agus Pains, Bilious Coiie
) protect the system from
ats,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-14

CRPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
"yS do bsrsby s.xta1. thea " nper,s IL,
nnssssns ief ~ u Nssthly and sani,ils,
DnTfrc Of Ne Louisiana 6Aa6 Lottery ConpC
ana IN psr.ss H., S.sas anS s'.noi The D1,ss
honesty, hirns0 anatn gosd htth toward N =
10 - vs suthoriDe tSoCSnpany 10 uss tSsS
usSuEA Win fAs-anahsssf SI nGnaturs stsss
in Iii.,ivertisenenc."
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2,N9 Prizes, amounting D..............-"...EdJN
Application for rates 10 clubs should DO nsds phi
70 the Office Of the Company In New 0rlean,.
For further Information wJih Clearly, CviaS fL
address. POSTAL NOTES, EIpfss Money o.
drn or New York Exchange In ordinary leba
Currency by exprss (ll sums Of % and upsaIks
our tIpense) addressed M A. DAUPAth,
New Orleans La
or N. A. DAUPHIN.
GOT Seventh st., Warrington, q. Q.
Make r. o. Money Orders payable and siins
Registered LRttsn To-
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, L.
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Dr.. E.lsMI1'
10. ile4 0ha,tt,..

Il the only regularly educated phy,:aaa
On ne folevtIg H. IN the 81
ihe testimooy Of his psttsnt. He BE-.
tient's name without perminton; tho.s
afeu out q many hundred ceFhGcstes jnSs
sioa; A.ay ye.5s, ssps,s:sosi In u. bet
miiisnty with therapeutic seent, q eIosa
Of tenpefnentic peculinita, and stric4
hyrienic mmagemcut enables him 10 tr...s~e S
crsS disesses witch ars frequently ree,rSa raf
aBe. In every instance d. Smith Vim t,ssI !
,ho Atteut hii Sp4onon. nts
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-14

Shooting Pains throug
thse Piasten. Placed
they prevent and cure
Liver Complaints, and
thousand ilh 10 cen
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strange, hoarse tone, yes"
us that" holding up q Russia,lesther
blotting case filed with green blotting pa
per, the blotins v.Ssee you use IN your lid
rsry at Richmond
1t sounded, apart from the sudden produc.
ton ofthe case, ahsrmless question enough.
And yet how was it that through all that
crowded court every one felt the terrible ma
ture Of the silence which followed? Was
that ordinary looking case a gorgon'S head,
that at sight of it the Precipitation should
spring in great beads to the witness's fore
head, and his mouth should writhe in vain
attempt to speak1 He couldn't. He
couldn't. In the end he only nodded.
Then a YOU explain" the lawyer
asked solemnly, "how it happens that upon
q page OF this biotting paper there appears
In printed characters a reverse impression
o the latter part of this advertisement"
The crisis had come, the worst had hap.
penej; and yet even DOW some cool plsusi-
bic reason might avail him. Now was the
time for ready brain and steady pulse. Nov:
but now all these were wantingl He glsred
round him for q moment on the sea Of faces,
gresped wildly at his throat and fell to the
floor of the box in q fit.
Amid 4 thrill Of such sensation as few in
that court had ever experienced they bore
him out to an adjoining room. But he was
dead before they could bring q doctor to
him. That moment-asd heaven knows
what of bitter anticipstion-had been his
punishment in this world.
Peters, it appeared. had gone down to see
him at Richmond, and while waiting in the
library had in the instructive pursuit Of his
profession turned over the leaves Of the blot
ting book. The cipher caught his eye; but
the merchant entering at that momsat it
wss not until he left for town that Peters
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
Will He Marry Her ?

The Earl Of Aylesford, who died
last Tuesday at Big Springs, near
Dallas, Tex, was formerly Que of the
rakes and spendthrifts of Europe and
a boon companion of Albert Edward,
Prince of Wales. He spent three
months in England last year and dis
tinguished himself in q fight at q
railway station in which his leg was
broken. His wife ran away from him
on account of his brutal habits in
1876, and with the Marquis of Bland
ford, now the Duke of Marlborough.
Three years ago a child was born out
of the circumstance came the sensa.
tional suit between Aylesford and his
wife. She persisted in naming the
child Lord Guernsey-Aylesford' q
second title-and this was held by
the English Courts to constitute an
act of "molestation" with her for.
mer husband, who had paid her ali.
mony with the understanding that
she was not to modest him. He
stopped the alimony and used the
money in extra excesses. Lady
Aylesford was in her day one of the
leading beauties of England. and
society is discussing the probabilities
of the Duke of Marlborough fulfilling
the solemn pledge he made hel
when she ran away with him. That
was to make her his wife as soon as
possible. Faults on the part of both
parties prevented divorce, and only
the death of Aylesford could make
marriage possib. e between Marlbor
ough and Lady Aylesford. The
general idea is that Marlborough
will not keep his promise. Lore
Aylesford himself, though dissipated
and brutal at times, was generous and
great favorite with his cowboy neigh
bors. He was 40 years old and ownet
huge tracts of land and herds of cat
tie, all involved in litigation.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
Fire at Socorro.

Don Antonio A. Y Abeytia, q prom
inent citizen of Socorro, who has
been in the city on business for sever.
81 days, yesterday received a telegram
conveying the startling intelligence
that his residence and valuable bust,
ness block located in the town of So.
corro, had been totally destroyed by
fire on Saturday night. The origin
of the fire is unknown. The proper.
ty destroyed was valued at about $4O,-
600, and includes Mr.. Abeytia's pri-
vate residence; the jewelry establish.
ment OF Mr.. Abeytia and his nephew
Frank, brother Of Mr.. A. Abeytia, oi
Santa Fe. The property was insured
for only about one-twentieth of its
real value. Much sympathy is ex.
pressed here for Mr.. Abeytia in his
misfortune.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22

GAZETTE OFFICE, Jan. 81.

GAZETTE OFFICE, Jan. 81. 'e5.
APPLIES Choice Kansas and New
Mexico. t7.to@S. 90 per bbl. ns
BUrTER-Ranch, 4t(950c, choice Kan
sas dairy. $50 o; OF grades. l5925c;
oleomargarlne, 27(93Oc
CORN MEAL-t2 2592. So
.CoRN-Kansas. lao; New Mexico,
1.5O. sta
CHEEsE-Best full. cream, 2o@25c;
Swiss, imp, 40c, .Limberger,4 80.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Kansas and ranch
eggs, 33@S5c.
FLoUR-Best Kansas, patent, 90 SOFA
4 90; xxx. $2.75(D3 25. Rye, g. 25; Grs-
ham, $3 1904 90. Buckwheat, N. Y.
$500. Bran. 1.50,
FRESH MEATS. .-Beef-porter house
steak, 15c; sirloin steak, 15c; chuck
steak, 10c; rib roast, lee; shoulder roast,
Sc; boiling, &c; sausage, l2i; whole side,
8fc. Mutton--chop, 10c rib, 7c;
whole carcass, &c. 3ie f'.-
SALT MEATs-Hams, choice medium,
15Ql7c; breakfast bacon, 16(0l7c; dry
salt, 10@12}c. l....
HONEY Choice white in comb. 80c.
RAY--Kansas,$ $25 90; native, baled,
$22 80 per ton; alfalfa, $22 30.
dtOOoJ hSOo ohA tOuot 4oO
20's and 40s, 11@12}c. .g /
OYsTERs.-N. Y. Counts, per can, 55e;
bulk, per pint. Boo. sl'e
OATs-Natiye, 81 80; machine, 81 .75;
ONIONS Good dry native, 8@5c
per Ii. tai nsss y fv, ~
PoTAroEs-Native, 81 259a 90; Col
orado, $3.50. 4ul - J4a4I %
PoULTRY-Chickens, dressed Kansas.
l6c per lb.; turkies, zoe; ducks, 1Sc.
geese g.. 1IE-lsss h.ts 81 80 AS-ta 2
VEGETABLEs--Good cabbages, 2i@Sc;
turnips, 2@3c; beets, 2(93c; carrots. 29
&c; parsnips, 9@4c; celery, $125 per
doz.; krout, Doc per gal. new tomatoes,
zoe per 4lb.; radishes, 5o per bunch;
squash, 20c per lb.; cauliflower, 20@
25c per head. 5 a ei %144
CoAL-Cerrillos hard, $lo.0o per ton;
Ration soft, $3.50; Cerrillos soft, $3.50.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
Chicago Live Stock Market

CHICAGO, Jan, 81.
The Drovers' journal reports:
CATTLE.-Receipts, $500; shipments
2,700. Demand weak and 10000
lower. Exporters, $5 1906 25; good to
choice shipping, $5 00@5 80; common
to medium. "a 25@4 80; corn fed Texans
81 1904 So. eta E
Hoes. Receipts, $4,000: shipments
5000. Market slow and 10@15c lower
the grcstest decline in heavy hogs
Rough packing, 81 25@4 As; packing
and shipping, "a 5094 rs, hight, $4 q
GA 55, skIps, So O0@4 25. H.
SHEEP.-Receipts, $500; shipments
1,400 Market slow. Common to fair
80 1903 Is; good to choice, "a O0@4 80
extra, "a rs.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
PILESl PILESII PILES I 4
A Sure Cure Found at Last.

MO Ono Need Suffer
A sure cure for Blind. Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
Or Williams ian Indian Remedy, called DR..
williams Indian Pile Ointment. A single
box has cured the worst chronic cases of rs or
40 years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful Med
icine. Lotions, fnstru ments and electuaries
do more harm than good. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, Allays the
intense itching ,(particularly at night after
getting warm in bed y acts as poultice, gives
instant relief, aud is prepared Only for Piles
itching f the private parts, and for nothing
else. lr5.-..f $50 .l.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ, CoHinberry of
Cleveland says about DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: ~ have used scores OF Pile
Cures, and 1t affords me pleasure to say that
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permant relief az DIR. Williams
Indian OiHtment" For sale by all druggists
and mailed on receipt of price. SOC and 81.
For sale by VIM. Frank & Co.,, Plaza rhar-
macy, s. W. Cor. Plaza hotel, Las Vegas. N
M. eod-tS1y
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
Middle Aged Men.

There are many at the age of 30 to Cd who
are troubled with too frequent excavations OF
smarting or burning sensation, and weaken
ing of the system in manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found
and sometimes small particles of albumen
will appear, or the color will be of thin,
milkish hue, again changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men who
which is the second stage of seminal weak
ness. DR.. w, will guarantee perfect cure in
all cases, and healthy restoration of the
genito-urinary organs.
Consultation free. Thorough examination
and advice $5.
All commun cstons should be addressed
DIR. WAGNER & co.,
83s Larimer 81. Address Box 22s9. Denver.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
Kansas City Live Stack.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 81.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE. Receipts, 950 Market slow
10@l5c lower. Exporters, s. 5O05 65;
good to choice shipping. SIS 1906 35;
common to medium, "a 7005 90; feed :
ers,$3 50@4 90; cows, 80 b0@3 90.
HOGs-Receipts, 10000 Market slow
and 10@l5c lower. Lots averaging 23O
to 298 pounds sold at "a 2O@4 IS, the
bulk at "a 25@4 85.
SHEEP. = Receipts, 1854. Market
steady. Fair TO good muttons sold q
So 6l@3 25.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
THE NECESS SITY
FOR THE SPECIALISTS.
DR.. Wagner & Co.

DIR. H. WAGNER is fully aware that there
are many physicians, and some sensible peo-
pie, who will condemn him for making this
class OF diseases speciality, but he is happy
to know that with most persons of retinems nj
and intelligence more enlightened view
is beng taken of the subject, and that the
physician who devotes himself 10 relieving
the afflicted and saying them from worse than
death, is no less philanthropist and bene-
factor to his race than the surgeon or physi.
Clan who by close application excels in ant
nately for humanity, the day is dawnlng when
the false philanthropy that condemned the
victims OF folly or crime, like the lepers uu-
DER the Jewish law, TO die uncared for, has
passed away
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22

m. till .. m. Registry hours from 9a.
n. toll m. Open Sundays Tor cne hour
after arrival of mails.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Market.

new Y0rk Market
NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
MONEY.-Easy at 1@2 per cent; clos.
ing (offeredD per cent. -
PRIME PAPER.-4496 per cent. r.
STERLING EXCHANGE--Strong at 81 S3;
demand, $4 $685.
BAR SILvER.--$1 08. ,st t,...as
Notwithstanding the announcement
that the West Shore has met the Penn
sylyanla railroad ut in emlgrant rates
tle stock market opened firm and ad-
vanced 10 to &c, Omaha & St. Paul lro
ferred leading.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Three pc,
cents lO14; AIS, 1125; As. 1919.
STOCKS. Chicago, Burlington
Quincy. 1l8; Central Pacific, 32t; Den
yer q Rio Grande, 81; Northwestern
800; Rock Island, 1901; ST. Paul & Oma
ha, 25f; Union Pacific. 48s; Western
Union, SIT.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
Young Men

Who may be suffering from the effects OF
youthful follies or indiscretions will do well
to avail themselves of this. the greatest boon
ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity
DR.. Wagner will guarantee to forfeit $500 for
every case of seminal weakness or private
disease OF any kind and character which
undertakes to and fails to cure
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
BOT SPRINGS BRANOH.

Trains run on Mountain time, 81 minutes
slower than Jefferson City time, and minutes
faster than local time. Parties going east win
save time and trouble by purchasing through
tickets. Rates as low as from Kansas City.
e. MOORE,
Agent Las Vegas, N, M
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22

There are 1895 English school
teachers, nearly all of whom are spin
sters.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
FORTY CENTS A WEEK

A DvERT1SEMENTS-Fc Sale. For Rent.
IA Lost, Found, Wanted, Announcements,
ets., will be inserted in this colnmn, this size
type, at 40 cents week for three lines or less
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22

sss Larimer ST. Address Box ssss, Denver
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
Chicago Produce Market.
CuYcA Taa n,

CHICAGO, Jan. 81.
WHEAT. Market opened easy, fnctu.
ated BADLY and closed stronger at 79{c
cash. uD hira al
CORN. Firm; 37Rc cash.
OATs.-Steady; 27sc cash.
PoKK.-A shade easier; $11 on jan
ary.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22
WANTED.

NT TANTED-TO BUY-And sell second hanS
Wv goods Of every description. Colgan's
Trade Mart, Bridge Street. 27O If
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-01-22

TT You want good and cheap feed call on
! Trambley at the grist mill, Las Vegas, New
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-04
The Coming Occasion.

Prepare one and all for the urand f
male of the Chapel Point summer resort
Tor the season to occur on the 10Th in.
slant. A grand Tournament such as
mas never before been witnessed in South
ern Maryland will be the attractive fea-
ture otthe occasion. Knights from eve
ny section of The State will enter the con
Test tor the honors and prizes, giving
promise of an exhibition Of borseman.
snip seldom to be seen. Ample accom-
ihodatlons will be made at the spacious
hotel Of the place to provide for the, com
Portable care for all visitors. The i'm
mense dancing hall win be beautifully
decorated with appropriate festoons and
the beautiful grounds of the Point will
present an attractiveness unsurpassed BY
the most modern improved seasides The
proprietors at present are assidiously at
work preparing to entertain the throng
of visitors expected on the promised &C.
casion. The steamer Law will stop at
all the upper river landings to receive
passengers and will remain at the Point
wharf during the night to return them
to their homes next morning This
rare chance of enjoyment should not BE-
overlooked BY anyone. Remember next
Thursday is the day.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-04
Prsspersa. German.

Three year ago MIR F. EIildebrand, a
German and his family, consisting of a
wife and one son. arrived and settled in
this county, purchasing small tract of
land on the b. & 2. Il. r., near 10.
THAR. BY energy, industry and
good management, Mr.. Hildebrsnd has
so improved his purchase as 20 make it
productive of any crop. Having fond
aess for vine culture, he planted out
several acres in choice grape vines which
are now producing, from which will be
realized this year several barrels of
wine Culture of grape vines is new
industry in this county. but Mr.. Hide
brand says it pay. better than any other
crop He has also fine peach orchard
from which he realizes handsome sum.
Farmers would do we'll to follow the ex-
ample of this prosperous German in his
mode of farming which would probably
prove more beneficial to them than their
own stereotyped mode
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-04

Z
Every farmer who possesses sufficient
water for the purpose should have fisf'
pond on his own premises and raise his
own fish. A correspondent writing to
the To Sson Peoples Voice on this sub
ject, says There viii be no liilicully
about it if he has spring water Of his
own, aud the size Of the pond can be
made to correspond with the volume If
the spring Lit should be what Is com
monly called strong spring, it would
be sufficient to supply a pond Of about
half an acre IN exieut Tie side must
be gagged 50 that the suppl, Of water
will keep the fish III as good health a
at least an ordinary size brook wher.
fish abound. aud which Is not supplied
directly with spring water There
should be in it a few deep holes in which
the fish can conceal themselves, and
then very sha!low PLACES il which 4
spawn. These latter places should nav
= sandy Or gruvel, BOTTOM. whic.
can be made by hau ing the sand o,
gravel from another portoupf tire farm.
should it not be naturally at Il e bottom
At the inflow Of the pond n dni there
I i. e n
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-09-04

f
The old aud the young The "Dimi-
erats" ard "lmpdblicans, the black ana
the Nhi'e besiee.d Port Trbsccp %
Tuesday II nemcd n aayo been the
fed day FIR action aad Al hei 70 meas.
ure political swords. The Republican
candidates heretofore named through
these columns wore on hand save and
cxcep, DR. Lancaster and the Mossr.,
Mitchell, with no new recruit to the
field but Sam. 6 Lancaster Of Newport,
who was conspicuous in making an
active caucus. His rivals Wade & Eide,
len were here also on the g-ven with both
eyes fixed on Lancaster and with an occa
siouul angry glance at each other. South
erland was also not idle. and was kept
quite busy telling che = s-l,y- -rd where
E,res = he should be terminated Stone
street and Harvey occasionally put 10
heavy blow. The Democrats bad out
their scouts. They listened and talked
aud prepared notes for report to the main
army So far Democratic candidates in
this county arc as scarce as Democrats
arc in heaven. The Legislative ticket is
said to be I N Cox, w. II Gray aud
James + Matthews As this il about
the ouly portion Of the ticket the rank
and 6 E Of the party care anything about,
desperate effort will doubtless be made
to ring it in. Mr. n w Simpson is
onxious to be the Democratic nominee
for sheriff and is pressing Mr. Bran
hard for the empty honor. They,
we're also very active on Tuesday,
but seemed all by themselves in the
aght, their hrcthercu being at present too
busy after "legislatermeu' to lend them
any aid at this early day An informant
state. that the Democratic nominations
for the county will not be made until af-
Ter the Republicans hold their conyen
ton ostensibly for the purpose Of forming
ticket Of Republican stragglers For
further information on this subject see
our next issue.