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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29
The Next Legislature.

The Leg slature 10 he chosen next fall will
be the ost important for some y.ars 1t will
have 10 elect Governor 10 succeed GOV. LLOYD,
who is acting Governor ia the place OF GOV.
McLane, resigned, by virtue OF his position
President OF the Senate There are also a
United States Senator 10 be CHOSEN TO succeed
Senator German a State Treasurer, md Police
Commissioner for B fillmore. The l. ,!slsture
q ouli be strongly ur,upcraii IN both branches
aad the party eveFy"h here shogd be- careful to
select good candidates and see TO il that they
are elected. H.r,ori and MOnrss rouutl's.
that are Dem Dcrafic are now mi,TrFr, srutsd IN
the Sen ate BY R-pnbIic ms, mi shou.t ue car
ried by proper naun.n ,t5ons and Mattel eff rts
and the Importance OF tue work 70 ne done ey
the next Leg 'sialure sh luld spur the party 10
great activity. Let p=r.onai matters he !os,
sight of in the coming contest. The Demo, rscy
Of Maryland must be sie,dfAsl ii thsy would
maintain th 'ir st.udsnE With the Administer
ton at Washington B.. e~rnes, en4eavor aud
united effort the cause oi Democracy csa te
advanced, and The result will be beneficial 20
ourselves, 10 the party e!sss Der. and to the
Administration There are many good thing.
in store for Maryland Democrats. but ~e mus,
show our claim to them by bling true to Dem
ocrasic principles - Hss'mlHl,ter i5eacalt,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29

The potato-bugs, that We expected to
give place to the seventeen-year locusts
that are due in June, have put in an APP
pearance, and may lie seen at mid day sit
ting on tie clods iii potato planted fields
waiting for the vines to appear above
ground. The bugs are ahead OF the locusts
and may stay to dispute their supremacy
during the summer.
VIM. Urich, Esq, IIerndon, Fairfax Co.,
Va, says he used Poweil's Prepared Chem
iCals mixed as directed, 200 lbs. to acre on
corn with following results He used other
high priced fertilizers, same quantity, side
10y side, and the chemicals gave him best
crop, at less than half the cost. He rakes
pleasure in recommending them AS good
and cheap fertilizers. Address Brown
Chemical Co., Baltimore, Mary land.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29
Lost u Mule.


Mr.. j. E. Hamilton lost a valuable mule
one day last week by having it caoked to death.
A pair OF mules were coupled together on last
Thursday week and turned out to pasture, and
while grazing beside ditch one of the ANNA IS
toppled over and fell in such position AS to
be unable TO extracate itself the fellow mule did
not 60 into the ditch but remained hung ON the
bank, and the two were in such position that
the coupling was drawn tig hit about the throat
of each. When found the mule in the ditch
was dead and the one on the bank wa. breath
ing with great difficulty and in a short time
would also have died. The colored man who
found them quickly cut the coupling and TINS
saved one of the animals. MIR. Hamilton
valued the pair at $500.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29

On Wednesday last States Attorney Will
mer asked leave Of the Court TO file the follow
ing petition In doing SO Nj Wilmer said that
the party in question was anxious to have his
rights under Maryland law tested and in view
OF a recent ruling in one Of the Courts of Bali
more city, he had been induced as an officer
of the Court, to file the petition. Judge Brooke
siad that while he thought the matter had AL
ready been settled, adversely to the spplica n !,
by the Court Of Appeals, still he would grant
leave to file the petition and the Court would
act on it hereafter. The petition reads as
follows:
In the Ci cuit Court OF Charles County, May
Term, 1885.
To the Honorable, the JUICES Of said Court!
|. l.. Allison Wilmer, States Attorney for
Charles County, aud an officer Of this Court,
move this honorable Court 10 appoint Com
miItee of three members OF the Tar OF this Court
TO examine in open Court, at The July Term,
1885, of this Court, a certain Richard L King,
oolored, as to his qualifications for membership
at this bar.
In making this motion, dsclaim any spon-
sorship for said King and beg leave to state
that am not acquainted with him and know
nothing of his moral and mental qral ications
for said mbership. | make this motion
merely as AN officer of the Court AMI solely a,
said Kings request.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29
In Memory Of u Jurtst.

1t is proposed to erect in Annapolis an
arch of handsome designs and proportions to
commemorate The lite and deeds of Hon
Reverdy Johnson, the distinguished jurist
The site selected is the triangle between ST
Anne's Protestant Episcopal Church and the
Governors ma nson. The Annapolis Improve
pent Association is proposed as The leader in
the movement, and the ar OF the State will be
asked to contribute the necessary funds. An
nabolis has been selected MS the proper place
for the arch rather than Baltimore, Mr.. John
sons home, because it was before the Court oil
Appeals Of the State. which sits there, that be
made the greatest exhibition of his lear. ing
and talents II is, moreover, in Annapolis
that tbesbench and bar of the State in which
Mr.. JohnsoR's reputation was gained meet in
transacting the business of the Court of Appeals.
The movement meets with decided favor at the
hands of those of the legal profession TO whom
the scheme has been broached.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29
A Great Convenience:

a VsPc6t Convenience:
When visiting Baltimore. make OEHM 5
your headquarters. They will t2ke care of
Your parcels and deliver them to Steamboats,
and r R Drpots free. Their line of Mems,
Boy Spring Clothing is unusually attractive.
whilst their prices are lower than ever. Don't
fail to avail yourself of the kind offer of the a.
bove firm, 230 W. Pratt l. SIS Hanover Streets
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29
LOCAL M

p9- The subscription price of The
TINES is 81. per amman # paid IN
adva',ce or at any time acitAim the cur
rent gear; if not paid avithin the gear
$3.50 wiU be Invariably charged, a.
cluvays heretofore, and from this rule
no erceptton avul be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29

States AttOrnsy Tor ChtrIts County.
The Court of Appeals has once decided that
citize IS of African descent are not under NJ iry
1t seems that in recent use in Baltimore city
taat decision been called in question The
matter will g over 10 the July term. King,
who IS typical African, was in Court at the
timc of the presentaren O. his petition and ex
pressed disa ppointment that he was not at once
allowed 10 show the bar committee how ION,
small head could carry al he knew
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29

TO ADVER1ISERS.-TH TIMES haring a
larger circulation thea, any other paper among the
intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their in is columns. Send
for card rates, which as loc as any other paper
in Southern Maryland, to say nothing about crcufd-
ton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29
Fish

But little is being done at F.htown now,
and many OF the shores on he river have "cut
out'' for the season. Since Saturdays report
not more than %, 900 herring and 800 shad
have arrived here, which sold at laS3 per
Thousand for the former and 20 'S25 per hun
dred for the latter-ALer GdzeHe
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29
Is the Fault Here a?

During the past three or four months, we
have heard many complaints of the loss Of
money orders, postal notes and monay seat per
our mail-route. Mr.. J. Frank Ford, Clerk OF
our Circuit Court, is the latest victim. Som
time ago, Nj. Ford, desiring to sttla his life
insurance dues, obtained m )ney order from
our postoffice and forwaI ded IL to New York
As is his duty, the postmaster forwarded let
ter Of ad vice. That letter WAS duly received
at the paving flee but the order has not vel
been heard from. The above mentioned gentle
R,an also tried 20 forward a dolla' to an Ohio
firm through our mail and it failed to reach it:
destination He then sent it 10 Baltimore. rel
Sue, and had lis letter mailed from that off e
Within four days thereafter, he received re
ceipt The fault is thus fastened upon oul
mail-route Mr. Ford and others scquit The
| Leonnrdtown offire Of all blame They, anG
the general public, are anxious to know wher,
the faulf lies, and as similar complaints nr,
common in Charles county, il seems The loss il
not IN St Marys pos,ofh'es. We sincerely
hope that the Department will take the mattel
IN hand and ferret ont the prit.-Beacon
Only Such clothing that is fashionable and
that we can safely recommend at ACNE HALL
] 200 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-29
l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

/ LIKE OPPOSITION? IDEFI CONPETITION!!
and VIII bulge position the above brands Fertilizers
Maryland Ny has
o
.
which
Price according quality mid
o
Maryland personally
Ill., OH W
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-26

Is DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
Throughout Eureks and Ruby Hill. and Ia
furnished by agents In all localities in Eastern
Nevada. 1t is sent by mail to sill parts Of the
country and the world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-26


There Ia no authority OF law for a tunnel
location 5000 By 1900 feet. A proper location
10 the width Of the tunnel for 5000 feet.
There 10 no provision OF law for ~patenting
tunnel locations, but lodes discovered In run
ming Q tunnel may bs patented in like manner
a. other iodes.
The right 10 granted to tunnel owners to
1000 feet Of each blind lode. not previously
known to exist, which may be discovered In
their tunnel.
When a lode 10 struck or discovered for the
nrst time In running Q tunnel the tunnel
owners have the option Of recording their
claim Of ] 800 feet all on one side OF the point
OF discovery or Intersection. or partly on one
side thereof and partly on tho other.
Prospecting for blind lodes 10 prohibited on
the line OF q located tunnel while the tunnel
Ia In progress. but other parties are in no wa
debarred from prospecting for blind lodes o
running tunnela. so long a. they keep withou
the limo Of such tunnel. nlstf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-26
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO JOHN CUFF AND CHARLES AeD0k
Il aid: You are hereby notified thii J
have expended three hundred 1850 deirs
In labor and Improvements upon ID
Lamb lode, on Ruby Hill. in Ednn
Mining District. Eureka county, s.'lss
that being the amount required to hold ~
claim for three years ending Decenes y,
1884. and that your proportion a. co-osHsHA
said claim is as follow
Jobn opr tNX
Charles
And II within ninety days Ala -
notice Of publication you fell q ry
to contribute your said proportions o. =
expenditure. your interests In ssie W '.
will become the property OF ths saOss,'a
under Section 1874, Revised Statutes ~
United States. 7. b. pouv.ss
Eureks, August &c, 1885. suII's
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h so9% !. This hi Office Of as cents eson'
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-10
HCHo Dbl L'0UEST
LHuqolatrle exalt4e par rapo-

I'Hugolatr7ie exalt6e par l'apo-
th6ose de son fetiche q Paris ces
jours derniers, a trouv6 un ardent
proselyte, un digne enfant de choeur
dams Ia Tribune de Minneapolis.
II fault voir avec quelle grace ct
quelle d6licatesse ellie agite ce ma
tin devant la chasse de Victor HUI
go son encensoir avec lequel ellie
essage d'assommer Eminent ar
cheveque de Paris. Pensez done,
il U'archeveque) q Gu l'impi6te de
Sc plaindre qu'on cut chass6 du
Pantheon 2e christ qua anne les
Frances, Genevieve, 2e Palladium
de pantique Lutece, le cutie du
Dleu immortel qui a fait tant de
grandes chooses par les Francois:
Gesta Den per F1r0mcos, pour met
tire q So place 60! Hugo, Oh uche-
ration ton nom) le Boudha mo-
derne, le nouveau r6dempteur Tee
lui qui a fait d lui seul plus de
bien 3 l'humanit6 que tous les ar
cheveques', car tout le monde salt
que Victor Hugoa v6cu ct est mort
pauvre, tandis que les archeveques
laissent des h6ritages de 10 mil
lions. D'ailleurs, Hugo est Dieu.
NJ. Floquet ella Pologne' Ia dit
sous l'arc de triomphe, ct par con-
s6quent il ny a pas de temple as
SEE auguste pour Sos reliques, qui
loin de le profaner, le consacre-
raient par leur seule presence
ssno temple, however holy, could
be profaned by being resting place
for the remains Of a man SO ador-
ned. Vous voyez bien que Get
archeveque nest qu'un "bigot
idiot" assez 'insens6 pour oser SO
mesurer au souverain DIES Esprit"
sun diffamateur qui sera oubli6 bien
vite tandis que la m6moire, la We
n6ration, l'amour de Hugo vivront
dams les siecles DIES si6cles."
En- VOLTA assez n'est-ce pas? c'est
d6goutant! CO que c'est que d'etre
gateux, on bave CONNIE celia sans
savoir, tant6t sur la France, tan
tot sur le Canada, tant6t sur Pr
lande, tantot sur les gloi,es de
l'Episcopat catholique. Prenez
garde, Tribune! votre gatisme me-
mace de tourner q lhyst6rie perio-
dique, soignez celia, c'est tres dan
gereux chez les vieilles bigotes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-10
Soiree dramatique ct musicale.

Nous pub'ions cidessous le pro-
gramme de la soir6e que les Da-
mes Condolences FRANCHISES de
Minneapolis doivent donner lundi
proclaim au Market Hall. Ce pro-
gramme, inutile de le dire, nous
promet une int6ressante ct ma
gnifque soir6e canadienne, ct nous
en- sommes certain d'avance, null
ne sera tromp6 dams son attente.
La com6die que lon y doit jouer
a d6ia Gu I'm success fou en- mars
dernier, ce sont les memes acteurs
qui doivent paraitre sur le theatre
ct Pom peut s'attendre lundi soir q
une brillante representation digne
en- tous points de la reputation de
nos jeunes artistes ct du patronage
g6n6reux de tous nos concitoyens
de langue franchise de Minneapolis
ct des environs.
lie public canadien aura aussi
lundi lavantage de saluer ct d'ac-
clamer IN de O compatriotes de
St-Paul, M. z. Quesnel, don't le re-
nom de com6dien 6m6rite nest
contest6 par personne, ct qui a
bien voulu prefer le concours de
son talent, pour la Circumstance, q
nos aimables sctrices.
II y aura done foule lundi soir
dams Immense sale du city mar
ket. Admission : rs centins.
Billets a vendre chez M. Z.
f. Rivie res, q la phurmacie de j.
P. Gilmore, coin de %l'avenue Cen
trail ct de la 2e rue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-10
Anniversaire.

A I'occasion du zee anniversaire
de pretrise du Reverend p6re Ca
rufel, cure de la paroisse canadien-
ne-francaise de Crookston, Polk
Co., MINI, dimanche lie 81 mai
dernier, ses p~aroissiens lui ont pre-
sent6 une magnifque adresss en-
preinte des plus beaux sentiments
de respect ct d'amour flial que
tout occur chr6tien ct catholique
est fer de professor en- tout temps
ct d'exprimer en- de telles circons-
tances. VOLTA un bel acte de pa
triotime qui honore hautement nos
braves compatriotes de Crookston.
Nous disons acte de patriotisme,
car au cutie della patrie, s'allie in
timement le cutie sacr6 de la reli-
gion de nos p6res; ct qui Anne sa
religion, Anne, estime ct salt appr6-
cier le d6vouement de SEES dignes
ministries.
Cette manifestation DIES Cana
dlens de Crookston a regard de
leur v6n6r6 pasteur, est en- meme
temps un 6clatant t6moignage rem
du aux m6rites de CO derniar.
LIE Reverend p4re Carufel a re-
pondu a cette adresse avec tout lie
tact ct la chaleur de sentiments
Jul l'animent envers ses parois-
stems.
Quand il s'agit de prouver de
leur fol ct de leur patriotisme,
nous sommes heureux de le dire,
les Canadiens en- general de Polk
Co., ne sont pas les derniers q la
place d'honneur.
Nos Fluctuations empress6es a
M. la cure Carufel ct q ses dignes
paroissiens.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-10
MinnetOnka.

Les strangers commencent q az
fuer au lac Minnetonka, notre ma
gnifque summer resort, sans paral-
lele aux Etats- Unis. Plusieurs h6-
tells ont d6ja ouvert les portes aux
touristes, les el6gants cottages qui
bordent le lac 1ecoivent leurs hotes
habituels, ct dams quelques jours
tout y sera vie, animation, gate,
plaisir. Immense ct somptueux
hotel Lafayette, complement re-
mil a neuf ce printemps, est plus
attractif que jamais ct promet,
ainsi que les autres hotels, un con-
fort inusit6 aux legions de touris-
ties qui doivent bientot nous arri-
yer du Sud ct d'ailleurs.
La prochaine saison d'6t6 sera
sans contredit une DIES plus attrac-
tive ct DIES plus brillante que l'on y
ait encore vue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-10
r. $. Go.
PHI. ROY, commits canadien fanGais.
NO, 245 ET 247 N|COLLET AVENUE.
Avis important.

M. Edmond Beaupre, commits
Canadien-franeajs chez Hall the Z
Man, au CITY market, informe de
nouyeau les families condolences
de cette vile ct DIES paroisses envi-
romantics, quill donnera avec plai-
sir, d'ici a trente jours de magnifi-
ques cadeaux q ceux qui phonor :
ront de leur visite, CONNIE par lie
pass6. M. Beaupr6 vous garantit
entiere satisfaction sur les thes,
cafes quill vous vendra q des prix
defiant toute competition, ct DIES
presents pour reconnaissance. Re-
marquee que ces presents ne sont
pas charges sur les articles que
vous achetez.
Nos prix sont plus bas que par
tout ailleurs, ct nos thes ct cafes
sont de premier choix.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-10

MN. O. C. Merriman ct Frank
l.. Morse qui 6taient allies a Wash
lngton protester contre la nomina-
ton de M. Bassford, de St P
CONNIE surintendant du nouveau
bureau de poste Ell vote de cons
truction a Minneapolis, sont de re-
tour de la capitale f6derale depuis
samedi dernier. Nous apprenons
que leurs d6marches mont pas Gu
le resultat qu'ils avaient droit den
attendre : lie secr6taire tanning de
qui relieve l'appointement en- ques-
ton, ma pas voulu f6chir dun iota
sur la nomination de M. Bassford.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-10
Ob1tuaire.

Jeudi dernier au matin la parois-
Sc Notre-Dame de Lourdes perdait
un de ses dignes membres, M. Will
liam Savard, ouvrier de profession,
age de 40 ns.apres une courte ma
ladie. LIE regrett6 d6funt 6tait veuf
ct laisse deux jeunes enfants que lie
Reverend pere McGolrick a pris
sous sa protection, a rorphelinat
catholique de cette vile. M. Sa-
ward 6tait lie type du bon ouvrier
ct du bon chr6tien, aussi 6tait-il
universellement estime de 9 COM
patriotes. II est mort q sa pension
chez M. Pierre Therrien Oh il
a Gu pendant ses quelques jours
de maladie tous les soins qu'un en-
FAINT peut avoir au sein de sa pro-
pre- famille Mde Therrien, sur-
tout, a etc plus qu'une mere pour
lui, ellie a etc Acknowledgement secon-
dee dams son d6vouement par les
BONES saurs de charlie. Notre
compatriote est mort entour6 de
toutes les consultations de la reli.
gion: les R6v6rends peres McGol-
rick ct Dagneault lie visitaient fire.
quemment, ct ce dernier, plusieurs
fois par jour.
Les fun6railles de M. Savard
ont Gu lieu le 5 du courant a l6-
elise Notre Dame de Lourdes.
Les depouilles mortelles du regret
t6 d6funt ont 6t6 accompanies au
cimetiere par I'm nombreux cortege
de parents ct d'amis.
Nous ne pouvons taire lei le
beau trait de devouement dun de
nos distingu6s compatriotes de
Minneapolis, a c'tte occasion: NJ.
FL. Cloutier, Ihabile entrepreneur
de Immense elevateur Pillsbury,
Oh travaillait NJ. Savard, s'est char
re de tous les frais de s6pulture de
son fdele employee; il q aussi fait
Tacquisition dun lot dams le cine
there catholique du Sud de Minnea-
polls, pour y d6poser 9 cendres.
M. Cloutier men est pas q son
premier acte de d6vouement en-
vers SEES compatriotes. Pour ne
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