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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

eta..s.se ra rss vs.szssa .sgte-a-
FL1Vr Mcb.. june ? Word hss been re-
-eired here bv George N Carts. wei known
in Burton township. thai his brother Z p
CARTS. has committed suiside a. Dallas .
Texas. Hs Formerly resided here NJ
CARTS has gone ro Dallas CD bring che re-
r. .fns bone
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

BtlrtuaRs. Ni. june s-The trustees Of
the Johns HopSins University have appoint
sd Prof ] r. Wright. ~ Dartmouth Col
lsrs 10 che chair made vacant by the death
~ PROT Morris Nr Wright sill BE- pro-
fsssar 0f classical philosophy aud az the
sarle ,ia- lsan of tas Board Of Collegiate
tHe.srlre
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

fHf-s1s1FHia June s-The planning mill
employees who have been on q strike for the
pasf three weeks flr the nine hour system,
have given 10 the iaht and The strike has
been declared of The men Tiil apply for
-efnsfafsment toraorr1E The strike af-
tsrfsd some i've hundred men employed Ia
tae various mills throughout che city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

rrussaos. 0nt. June .-A Canadian
Pscido Railroad train yesterday vaile
crossing sa i,u1 bridge tb1at eve miles
t-1n. here ieft the track aut pianEsd into
ans river Iarfg Gees heiow Conductor
W sDs vas insfsatv sHleA AMI several
others u.lrel Fla particulars are backing
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

r.yrsxsarr June s-oat of ths forty
fl-r.urs fsctories .u this city twenty -sir
have ,aace.ied eight aours work. huf w,sh
rs .nrrease nf PAS. fveufv-oue win cen pep
CERT Increase. srt three VIII twenty Fer
-sff. ine-asse. fa foartfe1 fsctorfes fae
sf-. I - continue
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

AnsIsy, Mich Jane s.-rh. residence ri
Jacob Kurrz burned issf night RI HissffId
tfeorge Brock wavs harm A. Bhs@6eld a'so
barned together with tH bushels oi grain,
horse and ail the farm imp.tuents
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

iiase hiss lnris ia. MthfnriHn.
ITrofs-@t fsaa s. e. Washington.
Batteries -HoaIsf. Graves aus iiaiHn tf fi
Louis. SHAW aud eIllsan f1f Washington
Umpire hnrk
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
Fall and Winter Dress Goods.

Fall Dress StuGs claim attraction FIRST Wo.
men set the fashion IN fabrics, and have said
"Woolrns We heard the whisper durin z
the summer. aud WooIens" here, snr
AMENITIES ot them. Every conceivable ST, lie OF
fabric, in the richest aud handsomest conona-
ton of stripes, pin checks, brocades, beaded
designs mixtures and emtroide red effects pos
sihly imae einshIe, representing broader field
for the display OF your individual tastc lhdn
ever previously presented hy US
Some Of the combinations are simply ex-
ouisite, aud no words Of ours can possibly do
them jasIire.
PLAN Woolens. with raised embroidered ef-
fects
Pl,rn woolrn, with piu-stripes and Invisible
checks
Narrow stripes to 60 with broad stripes.
Checks TO go with stripes.
Mems Trouserings are patterned after the
Corded pin-stripes, Bsyadire Stripes, Persian
Effects. Invisible and Broken Check. In fact
oyerdraw your stock oil imagination, aud ex-
pect 10 find II here.
You ask about prices?
We answer: That ii we sold them by their
looks instead OF By what We paid for them, the
present prices would be doubled
The assortment will also iaclude So, So, 81,
and 5l.inct All Wool Trieot Cloths. IS, 40 and
- inch Csshmeres. 42-inch Sho0das. ~ inch
French Foules, ~ and 50-'neh Cssimir Suitings
5a-inrh Ladies Cloths, i1-inrh Camels Hairs
42-lnch Jersey Suitings - isch Prnnelle Cloth,
42.inch Cashmere de Leng. +2-inch De Alma
Cloth. 80 iseh Fla mel Sutings, 3s so, 81 ard
5+.iuch Hnmespuus and other fsbrtce. The
most conspicuous value 10 this stock al rresrai
IS the yard " tde-al-w col Tricot Suiiiug, IN the
following faI and "lsier shades Drres of
Wine. q .rnet. Cardiusi. Navy Blue, Gsndsrme,
Havana Bro~n, Seal Brown, Bronze, Myrtle
Green. Hunters Green, Light and Dark Grsys
aud Blacks, on, SOC per yard. For Tailor
N ade Suits THIS fabrlc Is aneQnalcd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
The Coming Winter.

Behold Another weather prophet has
risen on the horizon away out in Iowa. Pre-
phet Foster writes to the Burlington Free Press
the following prediction for the coming winter.
Virgins and DeVoe will have to look out or
they may lose their laurels. Prophet Foster
says:
To be forewarned is almost equal 10 being
We armed. Following the drought will be a
long. cold, stormy winter, with large amount
OF snow.
Their will be some beautiful weather between
this and the middle OF December and then. for
al least three months, extreme cold and snow
blockades.
OF course the cold will not he continuous
but during all this long period there will be no
general ihaw, as We often have The last OF JAN
nary or in February.
Such winters always cause great suffering to
man and beast and the wise will provide plenty
of fuel, epair their dwellings and prepare good
shelter for stock
We fore,oid the great drought of this year
many months before it commenced, and the
forces that control the drought also control the
winters 10 their severity or mldnes.
There is no superstition. no guesswork, no
astrology about these predictions, but cacula-
tionS are made from W hat is known as the laws
of nature, and if mistakes occur it l. from mis-
calculations, in any other mathematical
prob
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
Headquarters for Silks.

We are still holding our Silks a, the old
prices. notwIth,tsnhing the recent advance by
mann farturcrs generally When ~e bur sgain
xe mar hare 10 ask more from you, but the
stock COW on hand will be sold At our late
popular pttc's.
The Celebrated ''Gainet' Black French Gros
Gf.,n Six, every yard warranted, Old P'ie~~,
%. ~. 81 cts, 81 81 -. 81 SO, 81 62!. 81 20
and 81 90 pr ys'd. NV pricss may oe II TO
- cts higher.
Black French Sarahs Elegant f,hric ami es
trrmel, pnppIsr. So. ,5 So. 81 cts, 81. s. Il!
sad - - per ssrd.
% inch Co'orrd Sarsts, over loo sha,les, -
80 crs and 81 per ssTd
Il inch B.A,k Six M-tselteux, ST.. and 81
per ssrd
a0lu,h Il ak Silk Rhaisme. IS, 9Octs. and
s per yard.
2s.inch Black 81 K MerveiilsuI, 81 IS aud
81 So per yard
2i-iach Black Silk Rhad.m-, si.i3! aud
s. ?5 per yard
Black Alt-Sitk Satin nachesse. 81 inch 81 :
l24 anaSi q; - ZACH, 81 so and 81 per y.rd
sl.inch Black Jersey silk 81 and 81 25 per
yard.
40 inch Black FsilIe Franchise, 81 IS aud
81 so per yard.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
Shaa Propagation In 1856.

The following interesting summary of The
propagation and DESTRUCTION OF shad during
1886 is from forthcoming builetin of the
United States hsh commission The total dis
tribution of shad fry for the season OF 1886 ag-
gregates over 80, 900, 600. As the entire num-
Der Of shad taken for marke, is something less
than G, 900, 900, it will be seen that for every
shad taken from the waters this season for mar
ke, Is young shad we been artihriaily haiched
and returned The entire cost of production
and distribution has been less than $50 300 !;
and therefore, the yonng fish have been pro-
duced aad distributed over The entire United
States AT the cost of about Sis for 900, 900.
or 46 young fish for each nj of expenditure
Another interesting fact 10 note is tn for the
entire time up to and inclu ling 1882 th-re
were produced by artificial propagation only
200 900, 900 young shld, While for 1886 alone
the total production was over 80, 900, 900.
THESE facts indicate hat we are certainly get
ting to point where the work may be regard
e | as profitable from a commercial standpoint
Fifty.two million Eve HUNDRED aud sixty-t - o
thousand were place in The tributaries o
Chesapeake bay.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
In Memory or Arthur Robbins.

Ga, of my class of over sixtv little ones. God
took the purest and the best when He called 10
Himself little ARrHER RoRBiNs. A little more
than a month Wa. he PERMITTED to he with Us.
daily showing, both scholar and teacher. what
truly noble soul could he encased in such a
small hodY. N-ver did he moments
trouble As the children still sing little
v-rse Arthur was wont to sing,
III ash that his hands had been placed on
M head
THAI Hi arms hid been thrown around me,
And that | might have SEEN His Kind iaoks
WHEN He sill,
Let the lifie ones come unto me,
one l.rihed lit'le fa arp camas mp ie'pr- me, thai
i. Arthur, with wish fu filled. Hbn- and
school trI'y have lost treasure.
BY HIS TEAcHER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
-. ran aud winter, 1855.

The rprsing Baltimore Clothiers, Oe m
& Son, have made unusually ample preplra
ton. Two ami halt 3-story warehouses = re
crowd.d 10 ovri flowing wi h the most de, ira
Bile novelties 10 stylish and reliable Mrns,
Youths and .hoys' Clothing, which this house
originated With the tempting inducements
in quality and price affected by them there is
no rxeuse for being poorly clad. Your next
visit to Blltimore should certainly include a
call at the corner of Hanover and Pratt Sis
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
M MllrilllOOlal.

quiet wedding occurred at the residence
OF Mr.. T. Yates Roby, near Pomfret, on Tues
day last, it being the occasion of the nuptuals
of his pretty and attractive daughter Miss Mag
gle to Austin S. Frank lin, former young re-
sident of this county but now residing in Wash
ington. The ceremony was performed at /
O clock A. NJ, by Rev. Father Wallace, 5. j.,
in the presence of the immediate relatives and
few friends of the contracting parties. The
spacious parlors were tastefully adorned with
flowers and evergreens, which lent charming
and festive air TO the scene and added bright
ness to the smiling and happy faces OF the
youthful couple as they stood before the min
lister prepared to take the VOWS that were 10
make them "Aesh of one flesh for veal or for
woe so long as each may live. The bride was
atlired in strkingly handsome wedding dress
ef white silk, while the groom a. her side wore
the conventional black, and the pleasing con-
trast oecasioned much favorable criticism from
the ass, mbled guests. After the ceremony II
short reception was held, at which the newly y
married pair received the congratulations and
ocsl w lsucS vi tupSe pISseut III w uiSh VIC uSAi
lily join, wishing for them right. joyous and
cloudless future. They took the afternoon
train at White Pains tor tour to Philadel-
phia, New York and o,h,r northern cities after
which they viii return to Washington which
will be their future home.
We are pe,sed TO record the marriage OF
Mr.. Bernard F. Green, former Charles coun-
tian, who lett here several years ago and sci
tied in Dakott where he has become success
ful farmer He was united in the indis>ouble
bonds of w,dlock on the morning of October
20h, at the residence of the brides father,
George K, Melville, Esq near Laola, Oak 1,
during nuptusl mass, oy R.r. Father Hare,
TO Miss Julia Melville, an attractive Western
belle We tender to Bernard and his oride
our heartie>t con gratulatiens and trust that his
domestic future may not tie attended with any
destructive cycloaeS or tornadoeS, but that il
N " he all calmneSs and sunshine, such as il
would have been made 10y one of our fair
Charles county ladies had bis choice fell "n one
of them, and in this wish we are joined by the
numerous friends he has LETT bchlud him here.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
Mail Order Department.

We invite the correspondence of all out Of
town people especially those in the villages
and r,tes of Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland
North and South Car"lina, 10 fact, ihroug bout
The South, with reference to supplying them
with House Furnishing Goods, Dry Go IDS and
Fancy Goods, which we ar" now prepared To
do at the 10 aest price pos.itle for any house
to name Tor The same grade of goods
Our fall caialoy yne is now ready and we shall
he glad to send it npon r'qurst
We now have sufficient force in our Nail
Order Department to cope with large business,
aud all orders will meet with the best possible
attention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
Local RreVitieS.
Court Monday.

! Sou't
| Commissioners meeting Tuesday.
Uniformed drill of the Howard Rifle
Friday.
This is he season when colds are fash
ioaable, and many hereabnuts are tryins
| to keep up with the times.
Mr. Claude Hayden in two days shoot
ing last week in Cedar Point Neck, sue
ceeded in bagging s:xy-two birds.
Quintoleo-The great Malaria. Feve
and A cue Remedy. Reliable, safe anC
Efficient Price so cents per bott'e. Fo
sale hy a Druggists.
We have heard many of our old friends
say that salvation Oil cured them oi rheu.
ma'ism. Thase who have not tried it
should do so. Our druggists sell it fol
twenty-five cents u bottle.
If our friends who attend court mex,
will please remember that we still do busi-
ness at the old stand, and will gladly ex.
change receipt for the same.
We publish on our first p'ge this week
an interes' ing article on wheat culture,
giving the result of experiences of practi-
cal farmers as to the profits of raising this
cereal All farmers shou uld read it.
The weather underwent . very decided
change after the rain on Saturday Ice
has formed Ia considerable thickness every
night this week, and the days have fel,
very much as If winter had cume to say.
Hermann" is up to an extraordinary
number of tricks with his nimblc han9s
but he will never take in as much, or as
many to- the square inch, br Bulls
Cough Syrup IN its big raid on coughs oil
cl.ds.
Our doggerel epitaph Ia the defunct re-
publican party. published last week seem
ed to please our readers. One enthusiastic
young lady Democrat wedt So far as Ia
frame it, and our rhymlthcal vanity was
much flattered on hearing Of it.
A new feature has been started at Pom
feet Church. Persons who contribute fol
church purposes have their names with
the amount given announced from the pull
pit. fins will have the effect OF causing
them either to give largely or cease giving
entirely.
Mess. O. 4. Rasch and JEFF ID Robertson
succeeded in tagging foIty-one ducks il
Naniemoy creek IN Tuesday These gen
rlemen report that pot hunters" have
been a. work there and have either killed
or frightened off many ducks. Our pee
pie should adopt ~nrn- measures I" kerl
thes- people off the sh ruring grounds 81
the cnun !.
The L-onardtowu Rifles are srranging
r grand military ball in the near fu
ture. Invitations are - be extended Il
the other Southern Maryland companies
fnr cnmmlttee OF arrangements is Lieut.
Raley aud Corpofals Aoeu and Duke
Beacon. Comrades, If the invitation is re-
ceised the Howard Rifles will try TO bs
there, either in whole or In part.
The Howard Rifles appeared in their
new uniforms last Saturday and the boys
were qui'e proud of their brass buttons
aud slrutted like peacocks- twenty rifles
were also received, and the Captain in
structed detail of that number in the
manual OF arms, and for raw recruits the
boys acquitted themselves very we'll. The
next drlil takes place this afternoon at
O'Clock, and until further orders The drills
will occur on u teruate Fridays and sat
urdays as heretofore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
Lace Curtains.

$50 pairs Whie and Ecrn Nottingham Lace
Curtalus, real va!ue 81 25. only 5 per pair.
200 pairs W bite Nottingham Lace Curtains
real value 81 10; only ST. IS per pair.
200 pairs bite and Eern Side bordered Not
tingham Lace Curtains. RI yards long by 80
inches wide, real value 50 SO; only So so pc
pair.
! 100 pairs E"rs Side -bordered No,,ingha
/ l. ,ce Curtains, 34 yards long and so inches
wide. real value - only So 25 per pair
! $50 pairs ES,ra heavy Erru Side ehordered
/ Nottingham ace Curt'ius, 3! wards Irng. 5o
/ in, hes wide tetl value s. ouly So - per prir
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
Dedicaiing Christ Church.

The services of ofconsecrating the new edi6ce
place yest' rday attracted large cosgi egston,
every available seat in the spacious building
being occupied and many were unable TO ob-
tain seats. The services, which were conducted
by Bishop Paret, were most impressive, and
interested the large congregation throughout
their en'ire length. The Bishop was assisted
IN the conservation by upwards of twenty visit
ing clergymen, nearly every one in this section
of the State being in attendance, besides many
from Western u ,ry iand, Baltimore and Wash
ington. We regret that we were unable TO OBJ
tain the names af the Rev. gentlemen present
bu. ia the short time allowed Us to prepare
this article it was impossible TO do so. The
clergy, headed by the Bishop, formed in process
sion at the main door of the building and were
here met by the vestymen Of this parish, the
procession then moved up the IN tin aisle OF the
church TO the communion table ia the chancel,
repeating as they moved the 2ith Psalm. TIE
litsrgy for surh occasions, were then said by
various clergy men, ard the dedicatory sermon,
as before announced, was preached BY Rev.
DR.. Elliott, Of Washington. 1t was mastery
and able discourse, and was atteniiyely listene /
to by the large congregation present. The
Rev. speaker has pleasant and faent delivery
and wilhal and forcible manner OF expression
that was very pleasing. His srrmon contained
much of loc Interest as much of il vas
historical sketch Of this parish with allu,ions
Il the various ministers who have from time
to time presided over lis spiritu 4 welfare. The
services commenced shortly after II O'Clock
and lasted nearly three hours R-s. Mr., VIII
liams has promised to obtain for copy OF
Rev DR. Eliott's sermon aud it we succeed in
getting il We will take pleasure in publishing
ii either in whole or in p,rt for the benefit Of
our readers
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12

~ The subscriDtion price of TF

sBr The Subscription price of The
TINES is 81. per ann1m # paid IN
advance or at any time ,cithin the cur
rent year If not paid acithin the gear
S1.5O aciU be Invariably charged, a.
elways heretofore, and from this rule
no exception aUill be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
Ladies' Fall Underwear.

Ladies Fali-weight Meriuo Vests, high neck,
with long aud short sleeves, only Soc each.
Ladies Fall-weight Merino Pants, only SOC
per pair.
Ladies Meriao " ool Vests, jrrsev 6iting-
newest shape-does away With the extra bulk
through the waist, short shoui lersr no spare
cloth, only 81 each.
Bevs' Fall and winter-weigh, Shirts and
Drawers, sizes 24 10 SO inches only soc each.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
Children's Hosiery.

Chiidren's Freaeh Riohed Cotton Hose, in
black, seal brown garnet and navy blue, full
regular made, double knees, heel and toe. Size
81. 6, &! n Sand 81 oaIy 25e per pair.
We cannot -lways secure as good ss these 10
sell at 35c, hence customers will do well 10
make selection from this line
| The stock is probably the largest, most varied
/ and contains bet er values than ever offered by
US any previous season.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
A Tribute of Love to Little Julia
ShhY ROhhi q.

" no departed this lite October 9Th. 1886 Her
lifs was prt, onl, th iriren, bur nobly was il
iivel. Sine was suddenly summoned, in the
blooms Of htppr girihood, TO leave parents
and 10 sed onas Her death has made void,
not only in her Lone but in school, where she
was "na o: hest Of pupils, ee tile an PC lite
10 scheolrn,ie-, osi y and obedient to TEACHERS.
Pie ,Sant IN mo les has she left in the hearts Of
- who kn-v her, and alihouyh sorrow,
Vet N- know that Blessed the dad who
,li,. in NE |. ,rd - 5. e..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
NOTICE.

i ing between Burch Montgomery is this
day dissolved by mutual consent W. NJ.
Burch alone is aui horized 10 settle up the bust.
ness. Thankful for past favors | respectfully
ask . continuance. W NJ BURCH,
j. W MONTGOMERY.
Washington, Nov. 4,h, 1886
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12
Barg aims in Towels.

SO tozpu % hy IS All. Linen Monte To~.l
good heavy quality, only l2ac each, 81 so per
doZvn. 4 the same price We have the cele
hraied 20 d Fitzpatrick" Towel, 10 by 80 gram
blr,ched, pure fax, nndressed, ready for
so dozen - lay SO Pure White Al.-Linen
Hurk Towels lSc each, s. per ds zen.
IS dozen 20 bv IS All-Linen Double IIuck
Towels fancy colored borders, excellent value,
| 2Oc "a, II, 81 IS pe5pdoz-n
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12

Acme II al cordially invites every reader
this paper. both male and female 10 visit The
handsomest Clothing Sales room ia Ralii nor-.
All visitors will be sgreeabIy and prohtably
entertained nv the inspection of the mos, COM
p etc variety Of choice aud seasonabe Gtrmeais
for Mems, Youths and Boys wear. ever ex-
hibiled The acme of beautiful finish and ele.
CANT style coupled with truly made low prices,
is indeed 10 be had at 2o9 w. Baltic ST., near
Charles
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12

TO ADVER1ISERS.-T THE TINES haring a
larger circulation t any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business of Charte,
County, offers superior inducements to advertiser,
g. insert their announcements IL, us columns Se,d
far card rates. mhich are as lop as any other pape,
ia Southern Maryland to say nothing about circu,a-
tor.
Mission Services
Rev. Father c s>idy, Of Wash ng ton,
has been conducting mission services at ST.
Tho mas Church during this week The mis-
sion bt gun on Sunday last and services
have been held in the church daily since that
time at clock in the merning, 81 oco"k in
the afternoon and 81 o'clock in the evening.
The services have been attended by large con-
resations, who have eviuced much interest in
the mission, which will probably result in much
benefit to the congr GA ion. F.ther Cassidy
Is an eloquent orator and his sermons are forci-
BILE and we'll considered, and all Who have heard
him are much impressed by his fluent and elo
quent pulpit oratorr The mission will close
on Sunday, after which Father Cassidy goes
10 Pomfret where the mission services will be
he'd next week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-12


The season for par iige shoe ias is now
at its height, and our sportsmen and others
who CA fnl the time are generally engaged
in the amusement il affords. Birds are unusu-
ally 6ne and plentiful this fall in every section
of the county ana are said TO ae more NUM- r
Gus than for many seasons pas. my reasons
are advanced for tni> some say h II the heavy
growth of weeds and uni. thrush in Fl ds and
elsew here has prevented the destruction OF the
young birds by the haaks which prey upon
them, others, that the weather darin the past
summer was partcnnrly favor thle for thsir
propagation. We do not know Of any more
exhileratlng or healthy amusement than a day 5
bird shooting during this ir,cing "eaih-r. nor
do We know Of anything ie;rer than fac
boiled bird for breakfast We nd again
suggest to our farmer friends to protect their
pre- III es from the nvasion OF pot hunters, =
who will undoubtedly make their appenrant e
in the county as the season advances and carry
wholesale destruction among onr game Every
one who enjoys the sport of bird shooting, and
every citizen who appreciates his property
rights, shoud d co nbine without delay and take
proper and efficient steps to ahate this inoler-
able mi-,nee before it has progressed TOO far
Proper an fficacous l,ws are in force for the
protection of property owners from these mer-
cenary tr-ssp,ssers, and it is to be hoped tn II
al Will onee take the matter into Their
bands AMI put a final end 10 these dep, editions