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Transfers or Propcrty-Birs

Transfers or Property Bills Of sale
From F. l.. Boarman to Cecilia Boarmar.
consideration, 5000. J. W. Posey and wife
to j. Walter Carpenter; consideration, s35
j. r. Gross aud wife to B. NJ. Edelen. con.
sderation, S67 90. F. A. Burch 10 Ella a
Burch; consideration, $500 J. II. PadOett
to W. NJ. Moran: consideration, SEQ. Josepb
J. Simpson to Fannie l.. Simpson and MI.
consideration, $3.50. J. G. Jameson to ".
NJ Jameson; consideration, 81 900. Hanson
Campbell to J Walter Carpenter; considera.
ton, 500 W. II. Coats to J. II Roberts.
consideration, Ss3. Charles Hawkins 10 A.
Poscy; consideration, S22. NJ. d. Burroughs
to j. Walter Carpenter; consideration, S3j.
W NJ. Montgomery to Alice X. Montgomerr;
consideration, $500. Courtney Washington TO
S. F. Smith; consideration, S33 i8. An
mon johnson to F. d. Gardiner; consiaera.
ton, SIG Gl james f. Ward to Lonis c
Carrico; consideration, $40, Phil Gillum to
A. F. Gardiner; consideration, $3.50. John
T II. htClhtuS w VI. L. NV utiSuHY tUNsi1efA-
ton, 81 James W Padgett to II. P. Pad
gett consideration, 100. Alex. johnson TO
John r. Higdon; consideration, y %.
Deeds.-From W. F. Brawner to Ruth
Brawner for tract Of land called "Freadlv
Walt; consideration, 500. +. \ Hanson to
Joseph Johnson for acres Of land consler,-
tion, 30. Z. ". Ttviltn and wife to
WIN. Thom,s for ''lIagan's Folly" ronsile-
ration 30 R. F. Chapman and wife to Mary
+. llincle for lot at la Plata; consideration
~.
Mortgages Mr.. Dennis Brooks to IT,
Edel-n on personally; consideration, $50
" W Owen to r r. owen on tracto Land
called Morris Adventure con-hTation
33I Vim Youuyman aud wife tuJ. H..
Raberis on loo acres Of land; constellation
49, So MaryL L. Latimer to S r. Gorge on
,rA,, OF Land called 'Chr,es 70 q. eic'',on
siderAti n, 2,jln.
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Shooting stars. The present month i

Shooting Stars. The present month is
;,t.resting 10 astro lomers because Of tue
are,aence Of shooting stars or meteors, the
more prominent displays Of which are well
known to be connected with the passage OF
n. earth through the track Of comets. Twice
during the present month such passage will
occur. On the night Of tue 18th and l4th
the earth crosses the route Of the train Of N,
tsors following in She wake Of Temples com
ct. Once in every thirty-three years the earth
arrives at the point Of intersection just as the
comet crosses it, giving rise 10 the brilliant
di plays OF 1913 and 500, to be repeated il
500. Again on the night Of the attn th'
earth crosses the tack of Biela' comet, which
has disappeared as comet and is now onl!
familiar by the meteorie displays referred to
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Ia cur Read r.. We cannot too strong
mon eur readers the necessity Of sub
.,t,sr Tor family weekly newspaper Of the
-, rl,,.-sacb, for instance, as The Iadepea-
y, n New York. Were we obliged to Sc
,ope publication for habitual aud careful
.,iog to the exclusion Of all others, VIC
.,.oold choose unhesitatingly The Independent.
r.. newspaper, magazine, and review, all
!. an. II isa religious, literary, an educa-
,,,,sl. story, an art, a scientific, al agricul-
..,J a financial, and political paper COM
,ioss It has 81 folio pages and ? l depart
.,.,t. No matter what persons religion,
n,gtic, or profession may be, no matter what
Il. age, eek, employment or condition may
3, III, Iud,p,Hdent will prove help, an in
..,,etor. an educator. Our readers can do
N less than TO send postal for free speci-
,,.n copv, or for thirty cents the paper will
+. sent month, enabling one to judge Of its
n.rts more critically. Its yearly subs rip
,i,p is s.; or two years for S.. Address,
III. Independent, 25l Broadway, New York
City.
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New Advertisement,

New AdNertisemcnts.--iIeiitru, wb,..
name at one time was household word ~,
many Of our people, has again resumed "a.
shoe business, on Tth Street, wa,bipg,o,
We invite special attention to his card 80
advise our patrons to examine his stock .,
shoes before purchasing elsewhere.
The popular commission house Of gurch 4
Montgomery having been dissolved BY mo,n.
al consent, Mr. Montgomery has assoei..a
himself with Mcssrs. Bullen & McChew.n ~.
the purpose Of continuing the commissio.
business. Mr.. Montgomery was for a Ian,
time before his entrapce into the eomm,.io,
business, dealer in live stock aud poultrv
which experience makes him an e1eel's,,
judge Of the value Of it. lie ia besides an ~,
right and sober business man, We thereto.
hope he will continue to receive large sbs..
Of the patronage OF shippers ofthis county
For good jewelry, go to the reliable ana
we'll known house Of W. 5. Ma Donid NJ
2 and 4, y. Charles Street, Baltimore ro,
a long time We have known this nonol..
young jeweller and can safely guarantee ,bs,
his goods invariably come up to represent,
ton. Watch and clock repairing and clean.
ing is also done at his establishment with A.
patch. Buy Of him and know th=t you ar.
not cheated.
Messrs. John =. Shriner & Co, 32j Wa,
Baltimore Street, large dealer ID harne,.
and saddlery publishes his card in another
column. Read it, take their address and INV
your harness and saddles where you will oh.
tain value received. A fine assortment Of
such articles Of merchandise is kept by them
constantly on hand to suit the notions Of
every customer Their terms are liberal.
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Chickens Prepare in season for lNscAd
weather With Ibis month prolnisestad Vt
winch frusA nishts are = wariinus ~ =
NOT do 10 nut or the work and eNq The
n K ms 81 lis .sS sS.V u RI M
es were prnnerlv cared tor. DO NJ tiioN
them to spend heir nj hts in houseSherrin
the cod nd. mike srve~e drafts M Whrr,
they will get chilled It il jlst astts
have the windows arranged now as 10 wait
until the hens have opped laying, and rs
doug this Work at Oh { their l,ving vii be
prolonged far into the winter perhas Ar
range ;he Moor Of YOUR chicken nous SO mai
it viii lie several inches higher Than tn,
ground outside and 50 that it wiI he perfect
" dry. A great deal us to success depend
/ upon this last that the floor shall MT b,
sloppy, wet. or that the house shall not h Y,
= damp, unpeas- Mt feeling v hen y1ucnter it
Dryncss with plenty Of fine Litter such rs for
est leaves, cut hay or straw Provide alsl
I plenty Of sunshine, SO that both floor and l. t
ter may be kept rs dry as possbl See tina
tue roof is so arranged that the water will
DOT leak in on the house and moisten tn,
fl or and litter. Have the soil slopei away
from the house on all sides so that the waite
will be led away from instead Of into tn,
house Provide good lock to the door. ant
teach the flock to 20 regularly to their roost
ing places, for this will save good deal 0
trouble to you when winter colds come on
Do such things as these now, take time b,
the iorelock' and your flock will more thar
repay you for your foresight and prompt ear,
in the number Of eggs produced and ia tn,
uAiiorm good health enjoyed by them.
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Lean Year.-WiH 1900 be leap

Leap Year.-Will 1900 be leap year?
Most persons would reply eyes" without
hesitation, but il would seem that such is not
the csse. The ordinary test Of division by
four would make 1900 leap-yesr, since no
remainder would be left, but in revising the
calender Pope Gregory XIII found that it
would be necessary to count as leap-years only
those centurial years which would be dvisible
by 400 hundred without remainder, so that
there will be no leap-year between 1896 and
1901.
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Barnes Compton

Compton 81 LaareN wear thy hHrrI now,
"a ,hon .lNln hast conquered IN the 6.ht
And through it horne our banner, pure aud
bright
No wreath can e'er entwine a worth;cr brow,
No human heart can ever heat OF glow
Wih warmer pride far principles Of right
Mrh tr1ith'> bright blade thou put'st the foe
10 flight,
And armed y lh justice laid their leaderlow,
We honor lhee "ho honor thus hath won
The wise the true, the valiant and the great;
For NJ 'rvEnnd can send no nOhler son
To represent district Of her State
Then, - e sud statesman may II thou ever be
Our solid rick Of true Democracy.
-ERnoAE llrNTrR
Bl,de1sburg, Md, Nov. s. 1886.
The shave is taken from the Marlboro
Gazette Sfaast week The reader will not be
INSURED by the music of the verse, bat the
intention will please all the same.
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Death of Merchant

Death Of a Merchant.-Wm,A A. Pad
gett, the oldest dealer in leaf tobacco in the
State, died Thursday morning of last week at
his residence No. l5i West Lombard Street,
aged 81 years. lie was born in Charles
county, bis father being revolutionary sol
der, who was wounded during that war
Young Padgett went at the age OF 10 years to
Leonardtown, St. Msry's county, wher; he
entered the store of the late James Gilmor,
with whom he remained until he came TO this
city, 3s.spms ago. In connection with rel
alive he'tstahlished grain business and also
dealt largely in leaf tobacco. lie was consid-
cred one Of the most expert judges in the
country Of leaf tobacco. His firm is still in
existence, corner Camden and Charles Stress,
Mr. Padgctt was member Of the Tobacco
Board of Trade and Of ;he Cathedral cougre-
CATION A wife and two children survive
HIM Baltimore san.
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Circait COurt.-The November term OF
the Circuit Court for this county commences
on Monday A fun bench is expected to be
present, as there is one case to be heard by
the court in oanc The most interesting fea.
ture of the term will be the murder trial Of
the removed case from st. Mayy's county
The recQgd was sent up last week and sum
mons haze been issued for the witnesses
Our trial docket is rather larger than usual
though NOS Of the cases are plain, and will
be uncontested There is one ejectment suit
that viii probably occupy some time in trial
The appearance docket is composed of 60
eases, recognzance -, criminal IL. There
are two. parties confined in Jail, one for rape
aud The other for some minor offence. The
Grand Jury will have but little work before
them. The court in all probability will last
Two weeks at least
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Oh aries C1uuiian Complem R;cd At
The e, cur 'c'ec'on h.ld "a S. Charles county
A.s,u !, Mr.. O.tar Mnii, brother Of
I,n 5. +. Nuld ,ui nephew O. Dr.. G. D.
Mu,II OF Brya1town, was elected on the Re-
Publican d-ket, States A'torney for the
county by an ovcrw}el Wing majority ici, I'm Z
h,. tirSet ~ Several 6tadrei votes Gal, \
Few wears 90 Mr.. Mud r,m we'd Wes, Il
seek his fortune, an the news of his uneN ,m
Piled succ IS will ,uhtless &c grtti,. ing 10 hi
relations IN friends il tii' county II
high este.,n in which ". MUD is le' ia nj,
adopted onAt, iudrccd T. o h moe ats al.
Republic, us to support HIM which O." 81
q,.l Of the dattering majority he received.
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Deaths -Lum shade most respectable
aud honest colored man, died yesterday Of
congestion Of the brain. Mr. Shade was a
mot highly esteemed by white and colored
The large attendance at his funeral At the
Mcthois, church attested his worth
An old colored woman for = long time en-
ploved A. a domestic in the family Of Mr. F.
". Weems, fell dead on Saturday Of last
week while sanding in the doorway looking
out. Heart trouble was supposed 10 be the
cause Of her death
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Obituary.-Mr. J B. McWiliams, aged
73 years, died Of paralysis at his residence, in
Cohb Neck, Charles county, Nd. Nov. sth.
Mr.. McWilliAms was one of our most re-
spectacle aud popular citizens, genial, cour-
ieous and generous TO fault, with flow Of
good nature and disposition so ever gener-
ous-that TO the old aud young for whom he
always had a pleasant joke or kindly word
That his sudden demise has created vacuum
in the society in which he moved, and loss
10 bis wife and family which 20 consolation
rave that Of their eminent christianity which
slways characterized them, eau sssuage.
Z. J. P.
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insolVent notice.

In pursuance ofan order OF the Court passed
IN The case Of .dward L. HUNT b George l..
Murray adjudicated insolvent, hereo
give notice to the creditors of the said
lnsolyenls to 5e and appear in the Circuit
Court for Charles county on the first Monday
of December next. to show cause if any they
have why Edward l.. iluntt one Of said In
solvents shall not he discharged from all be
Indebtedness as allowed hy the lnsoiyent laws
of the Safe OF Mar! Land
A. POSEY,
oct 29-et Permanent Trustee.
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Married.-At the residence of the bride,
father, Mr.. T. Y. Robey, on Tuesday last
Mr. Austin Franklin and Miss Maggie Robey
No cards being issued the ceremony was ouiet.
y solemnized A few immediate friends oil
the family were in attendance The hr;a,
was beautifully attired in white silk and III,
groom in handsome suit of broad cloth A..
ter the ceremony the newly married counls 70.
ceiyed the congratulations Of the f,milv and
other witnesses. \ collation. was then s.rroa
and the bridal party took the noon train e,r !.
bridal TRIP to New York. Mr.. Franklin i, a
young business man residing in Washington
where he will take his bride to permanently
locate The bride is the youngest daugbter
OF Mr.. 7. !. Robey and a favorite in n.
county.
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Err SALE.

400 ACRES Of LAND with g cd an'
ZCit sufficient buildings lying near tn
Inc or the Southern Maryland Rdlr ad, aus
une mile from Gallant Green and MaIcor
Station. Tue soil is well adapted to IA
growth OF corn, wheat and tobacco. Tn
land is well timhered, fenced and watered
and consists Of three fields and an exeeen
meadow For sale cheap and upon convent
cnt terms Possession given Immediately
For pari. ulars apply to
SYDNEY Z, MUDD, Attorney at lrw,
oct lit Gallant Green, Charles Co. Nd
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YElRLY RATES.

Marriage Licenses Issued - The clerk
during the week issued marriage licenses to
the following parties Bsnjaipiu Gardiner and
Elizabeth Stamp; George T. Wilkinson and
Josephins Stamp Austin S. Franklin and
Maggie Il RObey.
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Piney Poiut Pavilion.-0n the night
Of the End instsst, Piney Point Pavilion was
almost destroyed by FIRE supposed to have
been Tn. work of an iucendiary. II criginat-
I'd il the Ire house an1 all the buildings with
III, exception ofthe main one were destroyed
The property belonged to Mrs. Mary Travers
and was insured tor nearly its full value. The
Appropriated loss is about s. 900. TT Beac1H.
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w a h ing ton.


Wool Blankets immense size, 6 feet wild.
over feet loug slightly soied, worth S.
reduced to So Is.
Fancy Silks, bargains only, 49, 40, As and
so cents.
ns- Cloth for men and boys wear excel,
lent quality, one yard and half wide, i'm
mense double width, worth 81, price reduced
TO 80 cents.
Royal Serge, beautiful new style, Fall dres,
goods, douolefold, II yards for s..
Red Twill Flannel, all wool 2jc. Black
Cashmere Snawls pure wool, 81 so.
Black and C0lored Silk Velvets, bargain at
81 2j, our reduced price ST.
Double Wool Blankets, only 40 pairs left
slightly soilei, cheap at 81 SO, price reduced
$40.
Cotton, Cloth, Silks and Yelve.s which we
sell less than cost.
Ono hundred Ladies Coats, last year. styles
which we have no price for, no reasonable
offer refused for them
Excellent quality black silk, 75c, 81 co.
Good Corsets 25c. Bleached table damask
wide double width, all pure linen 45c.
LAST BUT NOT LEAST.
Two of our extra, immense size finest quail
~ Damask Towels worth 81, or one OF our
eytra large size Bridal Quilts worth ST. so
presented TO each customer who buys SIS
worth of Dry Goods.
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rhe Oleomargnrine Law !

margarine law. which was pissed during the
last Congress. ms gone into effect, causing a
special license to bc oht,lued hy all parties
Nhu intend 10 deal in ibis merchandise. The
law provides three casse, of special taxes =
manufactures wholesale aud retail Dc ,lcrs
Tbr wholesale acrs is required to pay a
tx Of $40 per ycr Every person Who Of
Ter. tor sale oeun stiinc ia tn. orignd
mau.f,cur,', packages shlll be deemed 4
wh lc,ulc dealer IN olcmlrgnriuc. Retail
dealer, IL OIL omargarinc sbau pay S4s Any
persons selling oleYntr aariue in e IS QUANTITIES
l-i,n ten pounds at Any Que iiav, is co"i Iced
a retail dealer.
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Ml.sI.n.-.A n.i..ion At s.. rhoma. CAure

Mission "A mission At St. Thomas Church
ma. been going on during the week under the
auspices Of Father Cassidy Of Washington
CITY. Three masses are said in the morning,
the late mass at half past O'Clock, instruc-
lions m the afternoon at o clock and SER
mon and benediction at half past o clock at
might The attendance has been satisfactory
to the clergy man in charge and the resident
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Conservation Of Christ ..hnrrh

Conservation Of Christ church. The
conservation of Christ Church in this Village
took place yesterday The church was
crowded 10 It's utmost capacity. and many not
being able to get seats crowded III. isles
Fourteen clergymen including Bishop Paret
participated IN the services Mr.. John G.
Chapman in behalf Of the Trustees read a
statement showing that the church was out Of
debt, and presented it to the cesiasticll au-
thoritits. The Bishop assisted BY the other
clergymen received it. Rev. Dr. Elliott o.
Washington, preached an eloquen, sermon of
two hours length After the sermon the
Bishop made few remarks, congratulating
the congregation and the rector on the zeal
and energy displayed in erecting the church
and calling down the blessing of God upon
them for their good work A collection was
then taken up for the benefit of the Bi,bon tn
be used by him in erecting other churches IN
the diocese. Communion was then given and
the services concluded
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READY !!


To meet the wants of the
thousands that desire to pur-
chase their own and then
Boys Outfit from US. Posi-
lively the largest variety, the
handsomest Novelties, and the
best made and finished Cloth
ing ever offered to discerning
Purchasers. Elegant Cut,
Perfect fit, and general superb
GRITTY, are acknowledged Char
acteristics of our Suits, Trous-
ers and Oyercoats.
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LocnL BreUitles.

Pork is selling at So so per hundred, and
very scarce
Miss Annie Igo, a rich and fascinating
Young lady of Baltimore, is visiting Miss
Annila BoArman.
Miss Eliza jenkins being absent, Miss Emil
Iy Hamilton presides at the organ at st.
Thomas Church with mastery skill.
Mr.. Fred Richmond WAS in town on Tues
day accompanied by his brother, Thom . W ,
late from Enshnl. The latter contemplate
permanently residing here.
Mr.. and Mrs Col Brady after a sojourn o
several months in the county have returned &c
their Southern home Miss Eliza Jcnk MS, 4
SISTER d Mrs Brady, accompanied them. BE
ware Of the COW boys, Miss Eliza.
TIE late election in the county seems tc
have been the most satisfactory Both DEM
crafts anl Republicans are delighted. Well
weave !, happy family any how.
Suurdav being the birthday OF Mrs. :
Cox, Jr, her better hif surlri.e Le %. I
occusion with large erayon portrait nf hiu.
self TIE picture is an elegant piece of work
u, ,ushIp, and no doubt pleased Alis. Coz t'
ter Lesu,s content
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FitS:-All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline 8
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits afte: first day 8
use. Marvellous cures Treatise and 81 trial
hottie free to fit cases Send to DR.. Kline
93l Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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For FaIIand Winter 1886 The en-.
terprising Batlm re Ctolhcrs, Ohem, Il Son
have made unusually ample prepartli ons
Two-and-a-half3 stO.y warehouse are crow
1ed TO overllowius With the most de,iran,c
novelties in stylish and reliable Mems, Youth
and Boys Clothing, which this house has or
iginttci with the tempting inducements in
quality and prise offered 0y them there is no
excuse for being poorly clad. Your next
visit to Baltimore should certainly include II
call, at the corner of Hanover aud Pratt
streets.
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Avoid the harsh, Irritating, gripping com.
pounds so often sold as purgative medisines
sna correct the irregularities of the bowels by
tne use OF Ayers Cathartic Pills, which are
seuuei Jet searching, in their action. =
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Ponds Extract, the marvellous veost .h,e
pain destroyer, has career of forty vesro -
standard medium. 1t has made rrest r - :
utation. Try it. s'sA' rep
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fu(aI anN Qusonal.

70 I'll, Oncs oft lSnErENDEST hds been
- 10 ne f,st -four Of The Ndsonic Haii,
..s.,J,q,.iy opposite Il, Ep'scopat Church
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A PosEY. Publisher.

T.,r, or Advertising; For plain matter,
q, 40 nsr saunrs s ltnesl for the first inser-
San * cents for each subsequent insertion.
s. and figure matter double the above rates.
gbitusry notices half rates.
" - -, L - u 1 THO.
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a 'nre preventive Of hog cholera al ;,
HO; sc Powder. 1t cures cpngns Anl III ;ts-is
81 .rxons mothers Should your baby
suffer with collie use DR.. Bull Baby Syrup at
Once.
To ignore the warnings ofan approaching
mallrrt attack is foolhardy. DIR. Bulls Bal
timore Pds taken at one are the best proven
live.
It's sweet to inhale Drexel's Bell Cologne.
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OUINfOLEO

QUIN fOiEO. The great Malaria, Fever
aud 4. ne lie edy keii ,uc, Sale Efficient
P.tce " cents per UotIle. For sale ~ All
Druggists. sep 24-.m
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LAST But NOT LEAST.

For low prices of Lumber, see:advertiss,
mept Of Willett i Libby.
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,

ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Published every friday morning.
The veung mans advocate
The poor mans friend.
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