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In the present Congress there are two
Aiamses, two Aliens p,ir Of Ander-
rons, brace of Disadvantages, trio
Of Browns quartet of Campbells, two
DAvidsons, two Gibsous. two Greens,
three IIendcrsons, two Ioncscs, two
JOhnsons, and Johnston. pair Of
O'Neills. Reed and Red, two
Stones aud four ray lorS The Thomase,
GO in pairs aud SO do the Wards, the
Viewers, the Warmers and Whites.
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N,ry Augustine died in New Orleans
Friday at the extraordinary age Of l25
wears. She was born in Africa and
brought here when twenty years old aud
80 in the slave market She passed
] 0 years in New Q lens She had
had seven children, the youngest and
only ARRIVING one being eighty six
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-29

The horny crop Of San Diego county,
California, for 1883 was: Comb honey
l.lO7 900 pounds; extracted, l,2S4,-
500; total, 2.l77, 800 pounds This is
Vqusl to .OSS tons. or over 100 car
loads Of honey At : cents per pound
i. is worth over $l7S,00O.
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poa An S" tn It. p.s.by'srpp divine an
would be obliged to 1 i,I' that he
immediately raised his s, 1su the elders
ed hln to take DR. Bulls Gaa and S Sdsls,
and be cured OOugh syrup
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-29

Me1ico's crop Of Indian corn, univer-
,ally used in making tortillas, amounts
TO about e-uinth that Of the United
States. In some parts Of the country
three crops year may be made
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A mounted letter carrier has been
added TO the Norwich, Conn postofice
by order Of the Postmaster General, TO
improve the mailing facilities of the
ruburb.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-29

Congressman Cole. Of this State, has
offered bllIm.Eing cieht hours day ;
work for government laborers aud pro-
Aibiting the employment Of convict labor
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Bulgarians and Pole. in New York
sS discussing the project to establish IN
,hi. country a Slavonian Roman Ctho-
lie diocese in charge Of bishop, Sla-
VoniA by birth
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-29

The members Of the pres Mt aud last
English ministry have received letters
threatening retaliation with dynamite II
VI. coercion policy in Irclan is 'dol ted
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-29

The city of Baltimore had no floating
debt At the close of 1888 None Of the
city department accounts were oytrdra"h
last year
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-29

A congressional bill provides for the
appropriation Of $50 ood for the cree
lien Of monument to Francis Scott
Kew. in Baltimore
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-29

10 the United States Senate few
DAYS since, Mr. Wilson Of Iows intro
auecd bill to prevent the publication
Of lottery advertisements.
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Wages in Europe

COnJui Dith Lar, at BTesl1u, Jerma-
ny. has male a report to ;h Dcpirt
mint Of State relative to agricultural
lab~r. lie STATS that the laborer usu-
ally lives upon the estate and is en-
ploycd upon it the year ronnl The
working hours in summer arc f.om six
a. m. to seven p M, and in wn,r
from sunrise to sunset. He is given
free l1dging aud free fuel, aud it is Gus
tomrry also to allow his ia uily the u.e
OF 100 square rods Of land f,r raising
vegetables. As direct wages he receives
per annum $40 to 1923 80 in cash a, d
"a bushels Of rye, 3 bushels o. peas and
II bushels Of wheat The !aborer'.
wife is bound to work in the field when
ever required, and receives for days
work in summer II TO II cents and in
winter 10 to IL cents. OF tea, meat,
tobacco and schnapps the flrm laborcr
gets but little. If he smokes pipe it
is but seldom, aud his tobacco is unman
uflctured leaf. In harvest time he is
treated to schnapps TO encourage him in
his work The government tax is no
longer paid by farm laborers, but the
commercial income tax amounts to Gfty
or seveventy-fve cents year. A W.T.
ter en- economic subjects figures that
laborer's family, consisting Of himself,
! wife and five children, under twelve
years Of aye, can subsist on 81 094 a
week on $75 year Consul Dithmar
also gives a tabular statement Of the
wages paid to miners and mine laborer',
showingthat they receive daily from 523
cents, (Which i. paid to foreman, engl-
neers aud carpenters,) to Isl and 10
cents paid to women and minors. The
average cost Of the subsistence of mi
ner's family incluling rent clothing
and taxes, amouu's to 1922 50 per an.
mum. The rents paid by miners range
from SO cents to $40 per month.
The Consul at Brunswick, Germany,
Mr.. Fox, transmits report on agrIcul-
tural labor in the Duchy of Brunswick.
The rate Of wages paid to agricultural
labor depends upon the locality where
such labor is employed. being consider
ably higher in the level than in the
mountainous di,tricts. In the former
The wages Of a man and wife aggregate
Sl94 20 per annum, while in the noun
famous districts man and his wife, as
sisted by child, earn but 1854 81. In
the district of Wolfenbuttcl the laborers
receive cash wage of 80 cents per day,
summer and winter working time,
five tie eleven a, M. and one 20 six p m
Women are paid 10 cents for the same
time. A man will earn from 59a to II
cents per diem moving and a woman
from 20 to 80 cents for gathering
hind the scythe. Men and wolas
earn frQs.,22 to AZ cents
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wM. z. EARNsHAw
b. b. EARNsHAw
B.B.EARNsHAw VINE. EARNsHAw
B, B, EARNSHAW { BRO,
Wholesale aud Retail Grocers.
Fl0lr, Feed, Grain & Liquor Dealers,
Cor II and 4 SIS. S. E.,
(Gaddis old Shnd)
WASHINGTON. DC.

TTAVING greatly enlarged our business nv
j securing two large warehouses for
itorino the immense stock Of goods that W,
are compel ed to carry TO supply the exiraor-
binary increase in our trad We will say.
that we are now prepared TO meet all demands
for gnod. in our line at prices that will salts
II ali bn,ers. We are large receivers of
Flour and Grain from the West. Groeeries
AID LIQUOR. from first h-Hds aud with the ex-
periepcr or twenty-fye years in the business
We can saftly promise our friends that We
will NEE. their expectations Remember our
Farmer Brands Of Flour;
'Wbie and Gold, Fancy Mimi. patent.
"Trypbeni4," Fancy Winter patent.
"Drnsilla. !" Choice Winter patent.
Our secret, Fancy Fimily.
sun Beam, Choice Family,
and m,ny other lower grades Of good quality,
Lnt remember tue brands mentioned never
iii 10 ii re satisfaction, every barrel warrant
ed.
Goods packed and delivered to transporta-
ton companies tree Of charge.
Buists celebrated Garden Seeds in large
assortment
B. B. EARNSHAW Il BRO.
Cor. IL & NJ Streets s. f.
WASHINGTON D. g.
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons are hereby forWarned moi 70
N irtsspass on the premises Of the under
signrd, near BFyahrowD, either win
without dog or gun. The law will or ugld!
enforced against all who disregard this nolics
nov 27-bm r. b KERR,
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NNTLCE.

All persons are hereby forwarned not to
crespss 0pon my farms, Green Spot and
"Bentcld,' either with or without dog or
gun. The law v i'll be riudly enforced again"
any person who violates this notice. No eI-
ception will be made in favor Of anybody, not
even the most intimate friend or the nearest
relation, ! HUGHES WILLS.
nov e-bIn
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A Christmas Gift Really

Worth Having can be had from
o,nm 4 Son. the enterPrising Clothiers
If Bllimore. See their advertisement
in another column which will tell you
how to get it. Their store at the corner
=, Pratt and Hanover Streets is crowd
cd daily with delighted Boys and Men.
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For low prices of Lumber, see advertise.
Usni Of WIlie,, { Libh,.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-29
Port Tobacco, Md.


California has 81 banks 10 operation,
whose resources are $l52 0Oo, 900 =
Trenty-s.vcn of them are savings banks
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~
"Our GIadiator
lsl Finest SHIRT Muslin ~. 2o'
Linen Bosom set IN. 81 Recent 'fcc>als~. On,
and back, double stitched. 4ih 3-plf 49,
linen collar, band, wriSihani and tabs linen
faced. az. Hand worked button hn'es ST.
All seams ID t ttiied and linen su>Seirr' Il
18th Bosom ] ned with Butcher linen, Ni b
pure linen luItrllnng. sth. Frencn = acke
Sleeves, with curved ttringS, pr ri but MS =
h Douoir stitched Sectional yoke" lOth
Extension facing on LEX oPnn5 lith
Thoroughly made, haisned aud rqu u to the
best custom work. l2th. Cnt extr. long AMI
iii war; nted. Sizes / ! to Is inches.
Uniy III each.
Men and Boys Night shirts, our
"JuVcnIs'
LIST. Good cotton, same weight as Nansnt
ia I'd Pocket and cuffs and collars attach
ed 3D.. All button-holrs htnd-m,de h.
Good night buttons 9Th All seams douhlr
ieled 9Th. Extra length Sizes IL, l22.
10, l31 and Ia
only so cents each
Our Essex
LIST Made of good, heavy twilled cotton -
I'd. Pockets. collars and cuffs attached 3D.
All Luton holss made by hand. 4th. Az
seams double feled. 9Th Made with yoke
full in back 9Th. Extra length Sizes from
IA to l72 This shirt was made to sell at n
higher price, but We shall offer it as special
bargain at
so cents each.
Our "Keokuk."
lst. Cloth same weight as Wamsutta, only
counts coarser. 2nl. Pockets, collars and
cuffs attached. I'd. All button holes hand
made. 4th Colored piping down each side
Of the font plait, also around the collars,
cuffs and pockets. 9Th Cut lengthwise OF
cloth. 9th. Made full width and extra long
7'h. All seams double felled. 9Th Linen
guests. Sizes IA to M
Only IS cents each,
Our "lmperial
LIST. Same weights as Wamsutta, c3ly 4
picks coArser %. Trimmed with Cash 5
trimmings. Sd. Collars, cuffs and pockets
attached. 4th. Seams doubled ieied Ssh
Made leugthwise Of cloth full width and extra
long. 9th. Linen gusset,. 7th. Made with
yoke full in back. Sizes Ia to ~.
Only IS cents each.
Same shirt without colored trimming, 75c
each.
Our "Ideal."
LIST. Made of Wamsutta cotton. I'd. Col
lars. cuffs and pockets attached. 81 All
button holes hand made. 4th Seams double
fellei. 5th Made leugthwise OF the cloth
9th. Full width and extra long. 7th. Linen
gussets 9Th Double stitched throughout
5th. Made with yoke, full in the back 10Th.
Pearl buttons. Sizes IA to 8. This shirt
we formerly 50 at 81; now
Only 81 c each.
Our Eureka"
LIST. Made Of WAmsuttA cotton.
ID. Collars, cuffs and pockets attached.
3D.. All button holes hand made
4th. Seams double !elled.
9Th. Made !engthwise Of the cloth.
9Th. Full wid, and extra long.
It'll. Linen gussets.
sth. Double stitched throughout
9th. Made with Il yoke, full in the back.
10th. Collars cuffs and pockets trimmed
with fancy colored embroidery. Also two
rows down the front
Sizes IA to as.
Only 81.
Send US your orders.
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The Independent is one of the hest ps-
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Candies !
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Our "Parag on."

LIST Cloth same weight as Mamsuita.
I'd 1900 Linen Bosom, ply.
3D. Front Of Shirt cut out and bosom sts
I'M shrnnk lacking and interinings.
9Th. Front and back REINFORCED and double
stitched.
5h. 3-ply coll r-band and wristbtnd.
9Th. Feied seams, and French packet
sleeves
TN. Every shirt cat srtightwiv of cloth,
and guaranteed to fit any ordinary ram
Size II to III az different sizes)
IA..l.. -
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Grand Smash UD.
Terrific SIalgltGrin Prices Of
Dry Goods.

One hundred dozen satin d.m,sk ,ov.,.
have been presented to our customers Franz ~
ohatles county. another hundred dozen inst
received, winch we are giving away ey4ry
daV. heh customer who buys IS 90 worth
OF dry goods ttt cash prices will I've presented
win two handsome damasE towels. These
towels are all pure fine linen. one yard and \
quarter long aud nearly three quarters of
YARD wide, and are decorated with Il beauti-
fuI ~tde colored border Iomtspur, the new
sly lie dress goods reduced to 25c. Culored
Chshmeres. all coorS, immense width. double
told, II yards for 81 30. Royal Serge, the
new tjle, beautiful dress goods. double fold
immense width, IL yards for 81 o. Black
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at 81 % reduced to s! 90. Double White
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VNIy " JtNH'
Men and Boys Night shirts, our
'.JuNcnIs''
Our Essex.

LIST. Made of good, heavy twilleL cotton =
I'd. Pockets. collars and cuffs attached 81
All Luton holss made by hand. 18th. Az
seams double feled. 9TH Made with yoke
full in back. 9Th. Extra length. Sizes from
IA to ~. This shirt Was made to sell at
higher price, but We shall offer it as special
Dar gain at
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Dry Gooos Department.

A general stock Of Dress Gooaa, Domestic
Gotten Goods, F,annels, Blankets, Comforts
Table Linen, Piece Goods, for men and Bows
Wear, etc, etc.
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"Our Tally HO."
LIST Utica Nonparci Muslin.
I'd 1900 Pure l. men Bosom, 3-ply.
81 3-plv Al'l.inen Ne and Wris bands
4ih. Finished with Plain Yoke.
5th All seams double elled.
9th French Plarket Sleeves, faced.
7th Cut Straghtway, 30 inches long.
sts. Thoroughly made and finished and
guaranteed to fit any oriiaary man. Sizes II
to ia inches
Only 624c. Each.
Our SCI Mahdi"
LIST. A Snlcndid Heavy Cotton-Count ssI
81; weight. sos.
ID 1900 Linen Bosom.
81 lIeav, Backing, Shrunk, and ,hrunk
nterinings
4th Sc tion Il Y.ke double stitched
18th 3-ply Tabs, Wrist and Neck Bands,
linen faced and double Stitched
9th. All seams double suit hcl and double
feled
IN. Button h les IN ID. by hand
Sth. Cnt str ightwav OF cloth and guaran.
teed 10 fl any ordinary man
Sizes "a to Is
Oult 7jc each
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12

~6teienigeu, bic tptr binter uns 6uber, Bic
8ermiGelun9en per0en gum S6eil / II e r.
nattonaler Jatur lei1. 8enn Diele
Betpegung f%oltltt, 10 n1etne th, mug oas
Deuti6e Geih init alleHs 3uriiitul1gen. bic MIR
t6m ge6e1 fDnnen, Dielen W~0qltdfeiteu
Reconsideration. Ntr baben lett Is Sab
reI Srieoen gebabt unD babeu i6n ni1t nm
benIBt poriber8eben ldilen, inDen mir naz
meltLid DEN Druid Der Dfientli6eu 9aiten
al miloeru geiubt ul1o nit Oer Our6fiibz
ru1g Der Sojialreform 6egonnen 6abcll,
Don Der alleroingS Die foitipieltgfte un6
l6uierigite, bic Nlterueriorgung, nod ntdt
in AngrtfI geuommen lit. Oa3u bGtten
mir plrtli6 Belt 0ebabt, es lit nod tenn
pus utile. SD iebe feline @efd6ren, Die nus
na6e heuorlteben, obUobl i1 ia9en mug,
pteueiht gum S1aOen meiner 0iplomatiz
ihen Stipulation, o0B t9 Oteie IN S t ii f.
iabr 1870 aHO nt6t D~orbergez
1eben babe. Qber beSbatb ellie t6 nit
9tefornleu, oamit, lpenll iol1e &rtlen etnz
treten unO menn Bite Seitiafeit
Der beuti6en 8erf q lung auf
cine Brobe q tellt mirb, tpie ic
bieielbe btsber Mot beitonoen
Sat, man nidt iageu fam, DAP mir oas
tempus utile De5 yrieoen5 periGuMt babeu.
9talnentll9 nunihe t6, oaB in eil1em iolz
dlen Sale Die nn5ufriebenen m0gz
Ii1lt mentg 3Gblrct6 ieten, baB it6
Dor alien nibt Der &0utg BON Yreuz
benunter tbnen beftn0e."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12

firbliGer Gna6enmittet aidt urter Das
8eieb iber Die @ren3en beS 1ebts
gum @ebrau9 tir6liher Strafsuhtmtttel
fGut, uno ouB bic Geitimmungeu lber Die
acknowledgement auf 8aiicnanitalten,
NiDle, 0anoarbeitSi6ulen fir Slnoer III
ni6t i6ulpfliOtigem Bitter, aud auf Ghn1
li6e Qnltolten auSgebebnt peroen: 9en
Borlib i'm &trhenporitanoe lou, auSgez
nomnlen in Orten bes Iilfen GbetnnferS.
Der Yfarrer babeu. 0aS 2eien ltiler Utei1en
uno oas Spenoen Don Sterbelafranenten
in Notbfduen lit itraffret."
lleber bic gufna1me oteier Netoe&
rlngen Ieitens Der Sefentli6fett ldBt
fi0 nod ni0tS MaB9ebenoes meloeI.
Oie meilten BIdtter balten etrltipetlet
nod nit ibrer Wteiuung 5uruf uro nur
Die tatbolii6e 8reiie i6eint oarlber
eintg su ieiu, baB Die bon t1r bedHltal1s
Deten 8untte Die 8erweru lung Der
gan3en 8orIage re6tfertigen Mir
ben. Inter Dem GorbebQlt elmer genaIerel
45rifung i'm Gin5elnen ertIGrt Die o9ermaz
nja" TolgenOes: vOaB unanneblnbareS unO
lGrgenageuDes ni6t febIt, neben rleDr Doer
iuentger GrIreuIt6en, lit oft genlg barge
tban. Ser eruitltGe Btae 81 einetn ptrf7
lt0en, oaUernoen un0 1~DItoen
Srteoeu fe1It Der 3s8ierung uno
i1ren 8orteten nod! !"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12

liebe aus. Seine @utldeiounaen iiber gum
She'll lebr ihpierige SGue iDaret Wtulter
bon Slarbeit uno Sbarflin1. ST mar Der
SbreGen niGt nur tleinerer llebeltbGter,
ionoern beiouDerS aub GROCER @OrporatIo7
men unD Wtonopole.
Shon Dor lstier Grbobung sum Sunz
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