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The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
Nt,>,t N PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Herr is lai.i the foundation Of music.
H,rv is where the little ones are taught
thu, simple songs of childhood, which IN
AFTER wears enable them to comprehend
S.s,: even aid in rendering the works OF
the great masters. There Is nothing
>w.e,er than when passing by the
S.,li,~,l II hear the children in a low key,
>s,,.it,. the Snus> We used To sing III days
.-,,s. jv--,he songs of God. Of home.
A.s,l ii rature.
rse~k, S.,us> are never eitaced from
sne.sso,v. and wv may hear the yrandest
.ss,,, ,,sev>s ~s.'l,iut, musical compositions,
as.,i vss ,itey never seem 5" sweet as the
>s-,-> x childhood. ..
III sS,s,r.s.>:en. allow lis To claim for
Rs.ssS ,s,v ;lse title Of the largest musi-
"a saais.:.ss >.sala in the world.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
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1hsir ss,5si,v ms as-s- fully Tested by sat
stsg,s,.a5', s-laSS " n1s<it e which this >t-
ssesy ssa> tss.ytss.ss rs har-> U: practice
the fe.lssEsre t,i.l<s-> a1 =, the head II
the Beethoven Nanae,ssbas- Henry
N-ecsr Hrs->: IL. F. Carl. Nis< Pres !:
Frank Hi!ie- So ]. F. Fox Finance
50. : HsnsK.-sa- Tres>. c Is;zion
Librarian: : e Ss.eek. Musical Is>at-
so,s The society meets sve.v F-aav
evening 8, Rsnshaw Hall fnr ..ras1iss.
TIE sNs-ETR s,rERA-.c LIE AsgE
This Is composed os nearly MI the ;~sz
voe.a. talent male and female IN the
city and has ls.en in s>ons13n, rehearsal
sar the sasa swe months They vii pro-
ssnee --Kxlansa. the He1nlce.- and "A
Fortune IN Pork, ., the Grand Opera
Hense. lxnuary and &, aided by the
Rusae Gnncer. Dr:hezaza. Over fiify-iive
ladies and gentlemen VII sake Y,a1z, ana
it win no deuls he \ complete snccek
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

mill, which gave result Of II 600 ounces
of silver, each ounce Of which contained
zoe in gold; the gold contained in the
ore has been sufficient to pay the roy
atty to the owners of the mine, or, in
other words, has amounted to over 81
10000, based on calculation of 60 per
cent. of the assay value.
The money obtained from all ore ex-
tracted has been used in the develop
ment Of the mine and in Improvements
of permanent character. At the depth
Of $50 feet the average assay value of the
ore is higher than that extracted above;
in other words, the ore grows richer as
depth is gained.
At present the mine is producing ten
tons of tirst-class ore per day, all of
which is being worked at the Moulton
mill. the second-class ore being shipped
to the Dexter mill. The only second
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

Butte may veil he proud Of this musical
association. which ranks IA high ~ any
If its size in the United States
For dance music W. have the 'Nler><,
Orchestra: composed Of first class
musicians. with Geo. Morse As leader:
and the bur: Orchestra" ii elusi
ability. under the leadership ct III,
veteran vielinist. David Burt,
.~ '5"w CiitN,H csFNlG>,
All Of cur churcheS have clsosS> II
good musical ealie,ra. and car sns.sy ;a.-
en;ed singers may N, hca-d =. sasaiy sxs>;
on sunday i'll tine houses ~; worship.
The ,s,,ss pr,nsineu, c.seir> srss ,.sy.>sA al
Il, Johns aud =: M;sitk'> churches
SINGING SsgsETfe>- @..@....
The .arscS. and te>. vs<as S.is:S j.
the Beethoven Manaxsrs,,er s.,@n>4>s>
of some SsAves,,r five members. ami has
only i~cn on-sni7..s ;a@ slas.a:ss>~ >NassS
Of our Ives: s.saie voices are s.a..s-s, AMI
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
1stas u 1 xssssal Center.
lsrukn~pr Samuel n. Sre.k.

As u masic-lovinx people. the resi-
dents IT Butte rank highest among the
citizens Of Montana. Every family If
even moderate means boasts Of an organ
or piano. and there arr few cabins where
one cannot find horn Of some descrip-
ton. or fiddle. 1t all hours ot the day
sounds Of music both sweet and ,iiscor,l-
ant, are heard. the former produced by
the educated musician. the latter by the
beginner. who hopes in due time to mas
ter the art. -@.- @o.5
NEA>> HANDS.
We have moro brass bands in this city
than any other of its size in the whole
world. The mas, complete onsa ninas;en
is the Ali,r Band, under the leadership
Of r roteSa,r Mol, which numbers twentv-
one musicians and has tiarione,> and
picc,loS. The next, numbering titteen
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

ness as depth is gained, shows that
the confidence of the leasees in
the Minnie Irvine eventually be-
eomlrga bonanza has some solid founda-
ton The mine is under the direct %
Fervsslanof Nessrs. Evans and Foreman,
Nr. Evans ina practical miner and -
sayer. having had extensive experience
on this coast: was Superintendent Of the
Lexington mine for nearly three years,
ana has managed other mines Of equal
prominence. Mr.. Foreman is live, en-
erset'r man Of rare knowledge ofmining
matters. Both are we'll and favorably
sn"W'a IN this community.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

STRING RaNIe>-
The neH s.rominen, and s%sstss =:
these Is the Rrsss tonccrc C,rche-Srs
under the able ssss-sssar>his' .: r-s,i Nolk
a vS&aisa- whfse Superior cannot ne
fsnnd this side q Ch,sssa, sna We knt.v
what we are saving IN making Ssstaa al a.
sersian.s This nrganiEssaa1 i proficient
in almost every elas> q: orchestral s,iss-
position. ana has shown is ability a.
the Sunday evening concerts gwen Tor
the paso two weeks AT Rsra>i,ax Hall
I, is composed q; the following gentle
men: NesS~: Naak ana nanew.
tarA vloains: McNiI,xn. ses,,ss violin ;.
Morse. viola. James Rranehssn- etIos
Geo, Rranghtan. hsssa. 4. r Marsh
dute, Nckechnie ana Neal. cais-onesS.
Wrseh, snd Peadals, co~re,s. Fs1che,,
and Hanxxi.th, horns: Adler and Jas.
RranGhton. 1enms,nne.s: Gro Gse.tse2
hesk drum; 8 4. kennscss. organ: s
II, Srek. piania
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
Ma rel,svn,..

The order Of the l. Q. OF. has hrne
following in the Territory Of Nootan
Al the last meeting Of the Grand Lode
there were twenty lodges, repressntinga
membership Of rs. 7s$sSi
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

pieces, is pn,lAhly, the
most proficient, lSins
composed Of profession
al musicians. and i
known As the Amrhi,h.s-
alter Rand, Sam Wright.
the ls,s, ,rrae. plaSeT
III til, city. i their lead, j
er, The Union Guar.
lsSmi. numbering :,tna,
eighteen ,sic,s.s. ranks
ssxt. and Is un,ier;lsc a.
n>v,ion .; Professor Wal
Jams, Ii Is > Very sessi
organization, r,mlese,i
entirely Of amateurs.
Next. NC have the Mead
erNille Rand. Professor
Rambler header, which j.
ias' n Hcsr Old, and Ne;
capable ot playing some
Yer, difficult selections.
The Thea;cr ConsMue
ESsa,i. under the leader
s!ai, If Professor Name
is lsesoi every night asssn
.Mr streets. and needs TX,
pgssi>*a y<gSriins its nseri.S
The "rsanszS,s.,R ~ the
E,m,ssse, Guards Rand las
but .s,.>l. ss-eN completed
A,si Is as W, 4; that yer
s,.s ii ssrttSssnn when
~sssSsSsss, lends ens-.ssn;-
snens," sG,s the s~s~;
aEsi1as sssS.mrsess Sasssa
s~ex>ter When sanse J! .Ase
E fee, II Bate Sidewalks
lay between the hand as,i
the listener, Under the
Management, III Professor
Nsol they viii eventually
he able l., play sweet nau-
SIC. lSS. ,e; net i;.a<i,
is the Ors,ea Rand, 4
musical, organization II
Md ability. saser the
aessseShsY ef rr,fssST
Van Is.7t,n. Thus We haNe
IN Sla seven bras hands.
xna senss,Sh material and
Instruments ~ ses III Il
halt ,1a3s.n mere. Who
viii say Ru1ss is nts
resr5s.sfs ZmZ@. 4
g.51.-=9.
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y
class ore taken out is that
which is necessary in the
development ofthe mine. \
AS the lessees are
working the mine with
the view to showing it up
u l'e a frst-class prop
crty and placing it on the
market, every dollar re-
allied i'll the sale ofo re,
over and above expen-
ses and ROYALTY, isinvest-
cd in development and
Improvements upon the
property. 5.0.m......-..--.....a
At this time the shaft
is being sunk to the go
foot level, where Cross
cutting will be done to
the north vein, which is
calculated will be about
lM feet from the shaft.
The mine is equipped
with a Bacon &Copeland
hoist, with a capacity for
hosting from a depth of
400 feet. 4 consideration
which adds greatly to the
value Of the property is
that the mine is absolute
~ free from water, an I'M
precedented experience
in mining in this camp.
Water for the use of the
engine is obtained at the
Moulton. ....-- .....
The lessees are conf
dent that the Minnie Ir-i
vine needs only a moder-
ate amount of develop
ment to place it in the
same class as the Moul-
ton. Alice, Panat and
other mines. which have
given this camp a world
wide reputation for hav-
ing the largest producing
mines Of any country
known. The proximity
ofthe Irvine tothe Alice,
AIo,,lton Magma Charta
mines, and the existence
of Il large vein of valua-
bile ore steadily increas-
ing in size and rich
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
III MEMORIAN NJ

Eu.-r,a no ret a - rs l.nc- % her f.Ih.r
r-.- ps..a. he. ,Ne-r 2al. ls=t afl-r a
trutra .n-ss - n n 49, tore 9TH ChfI,-
'a- serenity .rt stisasc. jane E pe oE1.r,
beloved 49, Of Marc. tr. \ 4 u-,yEi-, and
haa- h's- e Tham1 & Nrlpz e. k.l aged
81 wars
To, doh 'uv-, s-ia.n- rnsrA." fJr %
the rrrls-h. o. this cst.m.h.- l.ty he society
n e.. sr- n sri hss .n,' one - - hri. as,'
e-a,rs.nt. nj .trE- circle ~ friends ca. -
T., mot t,-,n.- -0i loving w,un,rs Tue
Nrsf.r % ,Jl. knew he ~,t from childhood
AMI tts.: moprn'ut F.rt>g-- 'rs.lEsIrE 20
b.. ul+ry eN.s r1t qualities Of had I'D h~-r'
II. 4a.i'4i t,u.I .,r - er-fsi All lOrisg
pss-ats 49, rfpu dp.te, rrlsbl ant diAfs1L
uos ess-I uf .grt- tl.T IN o! ,ul Nn.tahi- Us
position she VS. = gafY-f>sf fITor.t~ n .CHoo.
and .G'. l-'s~. hV her kfuI - 20 heart nile
mtnue-- aui Ingenious m trstr shs son the
h.l I. AMI gn,i ~ Of 81 w3th aeon she
came IA contact. Daring the lea F.trs OF
h. s,srri-t 3.'s ne w,s an sf,-rtau,r-, f-lf1-
"a ,ri lru>'tas ai'e, t.Ing 70 her ta.hanf as
.''a~ g,rr-.pg Nv To h. sturdy Oak sharing
with him ~ l,rs agi -arc.ssrs Of uis and II. J.
IsylrS =, ,rp.h IS md d.s'ppO3nlmeals, uniil
stricken hT di-1t>e. Nh3ch n1tW outstanding 4 .
that could 30 'oa. ~ rG-i irs' ski and loving
trient. took Ter away
4 though orr d~part-l friend hti never
uuis~d nuh anV cHH'ca organization. v. have
the verr bsst xNj.-rre o. hes christina ne a-A
character. ~ h.r '.upr gHt Wax and Ch'st"
cruyer 4 l.H J rig a-.j'h. and her ancGm
T.. t-r,ns r,rl.rr" ,r.i ,-i'e rc I-urr on tie
t"sa r.. Ia, 90 .i.i.uII.n.
!i37s'us tor Ioa. me Of recovering her
:, np.I'B VA. n -n- tuaui hut N. must lie
part. So. wts perfectly rt> gu-l. letnrng ceu
Il I'm. CA the L"rI, ~ posed NAV IA prsre
Truly NAV Il, s,r rs entered INTO rrst.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
arre.,. In the Hayi:and Case.

A dispatch from Silver Springs, Mon;gom
e-y county, Nd T., states that Samuel and James
Dors-r, both colored, were arrested at Sligo,
Montgomery county. Sunday night They
were bandcu1ed ard taken TO Rockville One
Of them had a bowie knife in his possession
They were intoxicated and disordery at ihr
time Of the arrest 1t will he remembered that
in the attempts to unraval the mystery Of the
disappearance Of Mr. Favilsnd it las ascertain
ell that wagon containing six colored men.
Who had been cutting Christmas green's, STOP
red at Beams store On the night Mr.. HArilA I'd
was last seen This waeos must have net the
wagon of Mr. Havland brtwe that store and
Slieor. Warrants were Issuel at the time for
those Of the coIored men " no were known, bur
until Sunday evening ron. Of them could hr
served The D"rseys are believed Ia be two
of the men. The charge is simply drunken
ress and disordery cosduct, but it is thought
they may he able to throw some light on tie
Haviland mystery.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
LOCAL Nj ATTFIRS

s1 The subscriptions prize OF The
TINES is 81. per amman # paid IN
adpance or at any time vit!jn tie eur
rent year; if not paid cithin Tie yen
$3.50 wiH be inrariably charged, q
sl,vays Aeretof"re, and from this 'Wle
no exception wN be maize.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
A Pheasant Entertainment

Ness Editors: The young folks Of the
neighborheod assembled at Spaids' Hall Tues
day, December 29th, to enjoy themselves in an
evening dance. Being one of thu number 1t
appears proper that some note should be taken
of the occasion. The hall WAS beautifully
trimmed and lighted by chaudeliers which
made it appear TO advantage A. 8 O'Clock
the musicians struck up waltz snd, with the
exception OF an iniermission for supper and re-
freshments dancing was continued until two
clock The ladies were all artr in party
style and looked go charming that ii was d fiji
cult for one to say whs bore away the honors
bu, pardon for Mentioning two Virgins bellies
present Miss Matte Powers and Miss Eva Bell
" no were visiting the neighhot heod at the ;sm'
.tpd who add. 4 much 10 the enjoy lat nj Of macy
The management was in the hand. Of Nt<srs
w W DunningtsA and p p. Wil.iams. they
with the kind host nd hostess were uniirinl
lin T. cir endeavors TO make each and everyone
efe- at h me. and I'll joy then selves. Al lie"
hoping fer u her such in the pear future.
PARTAKER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
Ladies Muslin Night Robes.

IS dozens Ladies Fine Muslin
Might Robes, with six clusters of
three fine tucks. ruffle around neck
and sleeves, extra value,
ONLY soc. EACH.
Sc dozens Ladies Fine Muslin
Mig hit Robes, with woke Of 45 fine
tucks, cambria ruffie around the
neck and sleeves, with three fine
tucks in the rifle, worth Sill,
ONLY 75c. EACH.i
Ladies Muslin Night Robes,
shirt front of six broad tucks.
wide Hamburg rutfle On neck and
sleeves, splendid quality,
ONLY 75c. EACH.
Ladies' Muslin Night Robes,
yoke front, with three rows of in
sertng, four clusters of seven fave
tncks, Hamburg on neck, sleeves,
and lined yoke, extra fine quality,
ONLY SIZE. EACH.
80 ioz Ladies Extra Fine Mus
lin Night Robes, with solid yoke
of aIl-over embroidery, very hand
some, actual worth 81,
ONLY SOC. EACH.
Ladies Muslin Night Robes,
French sleeves, Mother Hubbard
front, Hamburg edging on neck,
sleeves and front, three rows OF
insertion in front, with four clus-
tiers of seven fine tucks, extra good
quality and splendid garment,
ONLY 94c. EACH.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
Local HreyitieS.

'''N ''o N""' '''''u'''"' ''''''"9
1l.a I,.,.r r.;, -, Noodav has made
TRAVELLING miry and djs,@r4ca.,le.
York tour.
me "ohr.' OF county mm'Ss'"he's " II!
meet next tuesday lrr the transaction OF
general business
Rrsin wark,-s viii rerxic increased
mental row,r. liz t,kinr pr Henley :
Celery I,ef and Iro,
o., r-.--.-- ,.
Mr John II. hinnamon d We. known
last week after hrief illncfs
Las, Monday 'uTn!''ei an eNSe"eh,
stripping season ana our 'rn''. were al
busIly en- tc'd IN their tobacco barns.
J,ny.-, : elya.,;...- AMI s,4 there j
-, si.., -, al, ,,o ,-.T, ma i a moor
nr,srec, f,r the I.iIi,,,. i.y-r sufferer, OF,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
To the Ladies'.

We would direc. the attention of our lady
readers to the new advertisement of Messrs.
dealers of Washington. They offer this week
MANY special bargains to the ladies in all neces
sary wearing apparel used by them and Their
we'll known and firmly established reliabilit,
makes it certain that yon can get from then
what they ofsr at the prices named just a.
we'll by writing as by paving visit is person
These gentlemen should be sncoursg cd in th'
efforts at square dealing amsng our people and
we hope our lady friends will call or write to
them when in need of anything in their line.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08

To iDVER1TSERS-IHE TINE hdci,g a
lrys:, circulation then any other paper an,og The
tnte.lieen. farmers and businesS men Of Charles
rs",un, offers superior inducements to a!eertt'ers
b. insert their announcements in i, scoans. Sthd
i,r care, rates rhich Tor any other pepper
n Southern Maryland, 10 say i.pttil9 tboia crcua
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08

Mr. Gan. OF Ca vert, fl red u memorial
in tn. House OF De egat-s at is opening
session on Wednesday, from Sidney
Mndd. defeated republican candidate
of this county. charging that Philip A.
s .sscer. lis sucressfu! d .mpcr tic c0mpe
titor who IS returned elected, is lot entl-
ted to the seat. The yr"u ds charged
are that Mr. Sasscer was aud IS school
commissioner, and that lie is authorized
to hold Methodist E ,;scnpll religious ser
vices Mr.. Mudd claims that Mr. Sasscer
berg ineligible, he is entitled to the seat
as having received the next highest num-
her of votes. The memorial was referred
to the committee on elections when ap-
roinred The same disposition was made
Of the Caroline tie be ween Messrs. Ora
ham and Green. The Senate did the same
with the Worcester tie Letween Messrs.
Dennis and Henry.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
Views OF settlement.

From tie Statement j.saa ;sa-n Tie ao. x
/ pf the OF hood uf raaa . commissioners .,v
Nr R.s,b. uhi.n we pu Ij-tr1 1z-i ~~e,. oar
! Tx pa,,r- VEL rn.:y av.rc # he large /"
lriency ia The I'm ,nces ef bc ruur'. nI.a must
be made go ID by tA- Prrsrn' fntri h~.G- s"i'
10 them a, a lrgae. 20 ts provided .or t. 1hr's
| immediate predecessors. In addition TO 'ar
large Deficiency shown already TO exist prs'i-
sion must also Ice made b. u. frrseul toad
for uiuierirg the county mGiss iJr keeping IN
condition the public roai j. and Tor work
to be done by the road supervisors from
The rim- they conm.uce operation in 'he
spring up TO the riue the lew i n1de
in July, and o;ber incidental expense
which taking the rates Al which former
boards have paid Tor similar wOiA, vii ruu
the deficiency upto between - 600 AM E Don
blowing that all money in the hand. # lst
collectors said TO be due the county vii be
paid. which Is by no means or ain. @sd II il !
not paid ther ia" dc.irlercy nav -yeg lr-e-
y ia ex -ess Of this atloull. Ms tac qt's 'isa
arises how are The commissioners to proceed in
liquiia;ing this heavy indebtedness with the
least burden 10 ihe TAX payers ana '"'' 'eAs"
qHsA"n mas given rise 10 p'0'o" gen "'>' "'s'".'
by tn. board AT their various meetings, u thou
however, any satisfactory conclusion '.'+-
reached. Two proportions have lc-a 'ou
s'deFe' e"'n q ""'," mas IS 'nf . ''l' 'I '.'r
ale'h'e'S. o"e : '"'' '"' "'''1 t''.''" .''
present Leg "'"'' ''' = % '''o"."- '"r." e.
| borrow Ho"ef F""Grh - r'fuhl IN iu''-'rd
! bonded Indebtedness u M cN'A "'''h
| amount |" ; : '"o' On WIZ " NC 1'' mo-" pay
ing per cent interest Al per cent. H'i 81"
~ nlH'h more as may 'e Necessary 'o paw al
| inc present medicines 80 '"'i me oat' can
start larry on us "Hue> " u 4 Clean o''-ne'
sheet. bF BORROWING rom 9le-'oJ {" 81
oO' ana l'sH'nS l"e ones "' Tue Co. >
/ to ti'''i an cunt at per 'e#f.r Az -
on the OLD per cent ho"d', IN incest
on the new deb would amount to very
little more than Is nov pad on lesser deuf.
1t is at the same lin" proposed to create sink
lisg fgnd Ct ; 900 Tor each wear ana 50 10
iquidste The debt in 10 or y years. The friends
of this measure Claim that by adopting such Z
course laeF "ou." 'e th"b''d u" '''"'e ~
very 60 siderable ,xlent tie tax rate Of the
county at the time the next levy i made and
strong arguments are brought forward 10 sho v
how this can lie done.
GA tie other hand the opponents OF tins
measure clatR that as thenax payers o. thr
county txpsc, and are PrepTred 10 see IN IN
creased tax rat next year they vi be willing
to bear the Increased burden for ih" mex levy
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
Ladies' Fine Muslin Chemise.

100 dozens Ladies' Fine Muslin
Sacque Chemise, Eve clusters of
three fine tucks,
ONLY % CENTS EACH.
"A dozens Ladies Corded Band
Muslin Chemise, colored on neck
and front; good muslin,
ONLY 37I CTS. EACH.
IS doz. Ladies Muslin Chemise
square yoke with inserting of four
clusters of five fine tucks nicely
made ard inished,
ONLY so CTS. EACH.
rs doz Ladies' Muslin Sacque
Chemise, four rows of inser,ing;
2clusters of 20 fine French tucks;
cambria ruffle around neck and
sleeves, worth 46c.,
ONLY SO CTS. EACH.
so dozens Ladies' Fine Muslin
Chemise,, solid Hamburg yoke;
square neck Hamburg edging on
neck, sleeves and yoke excellent
value,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
ONLY rs CTS. EACH.
Ladies Muslin Corset Covers.

Our special bargain-l5O dozens
Ladies' Fine Muslin Corset Covers
finished seams, we'll made and per-
f ct shape,
ONLY Is CTS. EACH.
IS doz Ladies' Fine Cambric
Corset Covers, high meek, trimmed
With Hamburg, sold last season
at 33c.,
ONLY CSC. EACH.
IS dozens Ladies Fine Cambria
Corset Covers, high neck, clus-
tiers of three fine tucks, Hamburg
edgins on the neck and down
front, sold last season at Ace,
ONLY $50. EACH.
so dozens Ladies Extra Fine
Cambria Corset Covers, elegantly
trimmed, with Hamburg inserting
and edging, worth Soc,
ONLY SOC. EACH.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
PardOned by the Governor.

Orlando King. the colored man who was
sentenced at the November lie of Court tc
twelve me nths in the House u Correction for
assaultisg his wife, was granted full pardon
by the Governor on Friday last and has beer
released Mention of this case was made al
length in the TINES at the time OF the sentence
the severity OF which WAS generally acknowi-
edged throug bout the county al the time II was
imposed. Petitions for the pardon OF King
were freely circulated in the county immediate
" Gu his Incarceration, and were signed by The
Jurors in the case aad by the most of our cili
z rs &c rhem they WIRE presented These
were forwarded to the Governor who Sc
srart last Friday AS til. day for disp sing o.
the case After considering the ri's OF III
Case The Governor, as stated 40, We granted
a full par Ion to King and his tion meets
with general approval throuc h"ut our county
Dwelling Eurned.
On W. dnoshav nish of Inst week small
dwelling house on he farm of John l. Budd.
near New pot, orcupi ~ DR. Wm
Barker, MAS fatally d, sirny' b, hie- hut ioF,a
nat. lr most of tn. copten,s were sared. Tbs
Sire caught about 8 O'Clock at hight on the ROOT
by spa, ks from the chimney. sus had made
rapid Roadway before il was discovered. DR.
Barker had just moved into the ho1se that day
and all Of his effects were still unpacktd. A.
soon as he found III t the house was a6te he
summoned what assistance be could and inme-
diately began to move his effects to place o.
safety. THIS WAS acconpl shed without much
difficulty, and all Of his goods, with the ex-
cepioa of about $50 worth, were saved. The
dwelling was completing destroyed and there
was no insurance 1t was owned by Mr. Budd
DR. Barker has since located in the will 'ge o.
NeMrort.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-08
Ladies' Fine Muslin Skirts.

so d, z ms Ladies' Fine Muslin
Walking Skirts, 6 inch cambria
ruff. six fine tucks in the ruff,
and 10 fine tucks above, excellent
Va ~,
ONLY 55c. EACH.
80 dc gems Ladies Fine Muslin
Walking Skirts, fac cambria ruff
A., with six tucks in the ruff.
and four clusters of / fine ,ucks
above, extra good quality,
ONLY 75c. EACH.
80 dsz Ladies Extra Fine Mus
lin Walking Shirts. with fine 8
iach Hamburg rhffie. 9 fine tucks
above. The best garment ever o.
fered at the price,
ONLY 81 EACH.
Finer Grade Of Muslns and
with more profuse trimmings in
each of tie above garments, ut
proportionately low prices.