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L 81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
IAIE ON U STREET NORTH, NEAR SEW.
ENIEFNTH STREET WEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated Odd Septem- sA
Der, 1877, ard recorded among the land records isH
on the District of Columbia, in Lber 694a pages ER
&C. and at the request of the party
Ply the subscriber vii sell at public auction to the
the TWENTY-SIXrH MARCH, 1886, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p: NJ, part of square one hundred and sew
l!6) in the city of Washington in said Dis
IL sr1ct beginning for the same at point north
street distant east lightweight (SSJ feet from its in
tersectlon with 18th street west and thence east
on said street fortyfOur (44) feet, and extending
back south aud OF the width of said hundred
and ten llO feet TO twelve foot wide alley, with the
improvements rights and appurtenances to the same
belonging
Terms of sales The amount secured unpaid 81 900
anu Interest at per centum per aunuIn from 2;3d
sept, lSa2(. and the expenses of sale in cash, of
which S2OO shall be paid at time of sale; balance in
secured notes at six and twelve months with interest,"
all conveyancing at purchasers cost If compli.
ance be not had with terms of sale within ten
days theIe atter resale may be had at defaulting
purchasers cost and risk after days notice Even
Ing star
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S, Trustee,
Of
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
3 a. M, AIS; am, 46.O; IL a. M, 56.S;
2 pm, $40. Maximum, $40. Minimum, Asa
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"ALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
w Auctioneers.
GREAT ART EVENT!
Highly Important and Valuable Collection
PAINTINGS
BELGIAN, FRENCH AND DUTCH SCHOOLS
To be Sold Without Reserve, on the Evenings Of
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
MARCH SEVENTEENTH, EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH, 1856,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
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Name o. 300 =. Nan.e 20. 800
The midland journal., 1886-05-28

II veryvl4in9. L sup pose sine finds it best to
play into hlS hand. CaVendisi used to be
down here good deal. lie Is a conceited
cur. ~
And this is what Nettie has won by break
ing her taltA! For this size has thrown
away SUCH a hearC as his So Hereward
thinks, staring up at the Glinsborough as he
leans back i'll his chair. He blames himself
for having wished her oGher than happy in
the lot sue has chosen. He is sorry he
ever called down vengeance on her head
her poor little brown mead Hereward re-
members 1t so we'll He is not glad that she
sutfers-H she does sutfer-in her turn. He
is willing now to let her off very easily 1t
gives him no pleasure to know that she is un-
happy, to know that she may possibly wish
wllilC she has done undone.
But he does not long to comfort her. He
does not wish to bury the past year out of
his life and story, and find himself back in
the old parsonags with his arms round Nettie 5
waist again and her whispered VOWS i'll his
ears. He has buried that fancy so effectually
has smoothed the surf SO evenly over Its
grave that it would puzzle him even already
10 find it again.
So he muses., the naughty face of the pic
ture bending above him, and the cold blue
eyes looking into his He used to think that
he would not greatly care to have been the
lover of that girl, whoever she was but he
l.s~ changed his mind. Hopeless fancy may
feign . light in Il pse proud eyes which would
make his heart beat with a wilder pulse than
any light he has ever seen IN other eyes.
But even in fancy it is improbable that Here
ward has dared to go so far as this as yet
He hears Miss Middleton singing in Tho
distant drawing-roum- The door has been
opened-perhaps for the entrance of tea. He
catches a few words.
30 my lost love- my own, own love %
But they do not affect him now. He is pi-
ming for no lost love, although it may be that
he is pining for an unattainable one
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
The Maryland Legislature.

The entire session of the Senate Thurs
day was occupied with the discussion OF
the Constitutional Convention bill. In
the house Mr. Winchester introduced a
bill to authorize the Governor to appoint
State genogist, and to provide for 4
geological survey of the State. Mr.. WIN
chester also offered joint resolution call
ing upon the Senators and Representatives
of Maryland in Congress to support the
President for carrying out party pledges
for reform in the civil service. Senate
bill to levy an additional tax for water
supply at Easton was passed.
Both houses of the Legislature adjourn
ed Friday. the Senate until Tuesday Al
2. NJ. and the House until Monday at tie
same hour. In the Senate Mr.. Edelep
spoke against the bill for an early call OF
the constitutional convention. In the
House he constitutional convention blll
providing for n vote in November, 1886,
was reported favnrab'y from the Judiciary
committee.
The Senate was not in session Monday.
The House met at s P. VI hut no business
of importance was transacted and they sd-
ionrned until Tuesday.
The House Of Delegates was in session
again Tuesday and the Senate at night,
In the House the bills TO suppress opium
Joints and t. amend the act relating L.
justices of the peace and ConStables ii
Montgomery county were passed \ res
o'ution to provide for building neH
State House was lest Mr.. WinchestCr
Obtained leave for bin providing Tor
taking vote on the constitutional con
vention in September, 1856. Mr. Hayes,
of Baltimore, ohtsined leave for 4 dill
prpvCiing tor five cent fares on street cars
and transfers without extra charge. Ths
bills prohibiting the sale Of cigars. cigar
cites and tobacco II minors, and provid-
ing for Temperance instruction ~ the pub
lie schools were made the order IF the
d-v for Thursday, - February Is. Mr.
Schultz introduced bill for refunding
State loans now due or shout N become
due The House committee of ways and
me=ns has agreed to report in favor of ap-
propria ing $25 900 tor a State asylum
for imbectlss TIE House judiciary com
mlttee reported unf.yarlh TIA" res lu-
tions fr AT investigation Of III" Johns
Hopkins University Mr.. Fitzgerald has
an oyster bill prepared with thc approval
OF the Rttimo-" Oyster Exchange.
In ;te senate OF Nedae d-g Ie,olu-
tinu eui eiiirg le late Gen. II sucEck WAS
adopted, and bI.Is were passed 10 amend
the charter Of the Isle oi Nigh, 1nlSt and
Oyster 7 nniing Company Of Worcester
county, aud one 30 authorize the coa-
initial of INDECENT children To charitable
or re.oTmatcsy institutions. The Seuste
then, on motion Of Nr. Peter, who was h
speak IN the constitutional bills, adjnura-
Ell out Of respect To the memory Of Gen.
Hancock. The convention debate WAS re
sumsd thurs lag. The House adjourned
after passing resolutions Of respect 10 Ca
llansoek
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Death of l.. A. Martin.

Mr. Luther A. Martin, widely known
and much respected citizen of our county, died
at his home near Lethair on Wedne sdsy night,
aged So years Mr.. Martin has been suffering
for several months past with consumption OF
the bow els and for some weeks no hopes have
been entertained Of his recovery, as the dire
and insiduous disease has gradually Slapped his
vigor and VITALITY, and nature refusing longer
to bear the strain, had finally to suecumb and
death claimed him as a victim at last. Few
men in our county better known or more
respected than was Mr. Martin he was for
several terms the sheriff Of county, elected on
the democratic ticket and always performed
the duties of the office in a manner to merit the
approval and endorsement of the public. We
are sorry to be called upon to record bis death,
and extend our condolences, mingled with
those of his many friends in tn. county, 10 bis
sorrowing family.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
The couEry's Finances.
OFFICE a. TIE CoUSrT CoMIlssI3NEas


In view or The fact inat thsr- his teen
som. criticism in TIE county an the action Of
the cornuis<ipaers in cpn-iuliag 70 b1rros
enoayh money TO pay of the coHE,v ind bt-d-
n-ss rather thsa 70 ntitct the already OYER
burleuaa ny PAYERS with an Oneroas tax rate
Of from : . 10 : so which woud hs neces-
sary if the debt WAS met in one levy. the c0iu
miss;0nc.s ia " instructed M 70 give tie figures
showing about what the debts Of the county
are and vii ha : .ina persons have said III :
If tho 81 I29 O. found ~ NJ. R,>ch 4 fl
cheney is all jhr caupty oSrs, ws-se - tiia ne
csS-itf 81 borrowing money 10 mot 80 s.nt
sam. Ties" p~r.0ns show pcrvarse or ril'u'
ignorance and iflhe have & ven so liitI- thought
10 the matter as TO think this IS all the indebt-
edness the county y III haze 10 met take il to
he uscles. task 10 attempt 10 enghisn them
The fact that Mr. sch. aieT Il thorough Ak
animation, fouGd that there was deficiency
shows that after the debts found on the books
Of the old bca ard are paid the treasury will be
not only empty but in debt. Therefore
leaving ont tie deficiency entirely, we will 60
inte sone, iaE Mr.. Rlsch did not nor c.uld
not End On III. hooks OF the Old board Tut for
.ctish Giap's provision should hare been mute
mir the tar. Beow is statement of the
np.tr, kun, .lr' Is OF tie county based or tho
ex 2ru6lturrS of former boards for similar pur-
poses asa a statement Of drbts known to
be dHe from the fact thai thew have been pre-
sented at the commissioners cfii .:
Balance for Jurors, Witnesses, etc FIR
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

ag- The Subscription price Of The
TINES is 81. per anmum # paid IN
Advance or at any time acithin the cur
rent gear; if not paid ,cithin the gear
$3.50 wM be Invariably charged, a.
Gl,0ays heretofore, and from this rule
no exception yill be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Muci, Sought For.

1.-THE man most called ior in the House OF
Representatives" said one of The doorkespers
recen'ly, sis Barnes Compton, o: Maryland.
The fact that his district ndjoius " Washington
and that the majority of his constituents live
near at hand sutj cts him 10 more calls than
other members. We are kept busy carrying
cards to him Many Of his callers are mere
personal friends, who drop in and pay their re-
spects But, of course, he has his share Of
trouble from effies-.eekers. But excuse ne
here are two cards have to carry into him
now" Saying which the dooike-per disap-
pearsd within the sacred pr.cints Of the hall Ct
Representatives TO wait upon much -sough t-after
Marylsudsr. Notw ithsta siding the fact that
our worthy Representative is 80 much sought
for, we venture TO state that all who call on
him courteously received and st,entvely
listened to, and that be makes no complaint OF
his time being taking up by his constituents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

Mr.. James ". Bavch, for long time the
obliging and courteous clerk in the store of Mr.
F. D. Gardiner ia Brysntown, has now taken
oh ,rre of the large general merchandise estab-
lishment of Cochran Bros. at Lutherrile, Bal
,imore county. Mr.. Burch made host Of
friends while conducting the business of Mr..
G,rdiner and his departure from the county
will be much regretted. We wish him abuud-
an. success in his new position and hops that
for une will smile literally upon him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

Tho senate last week. by vote 0r.SN
-. passed She Till - admit that par Of
g.. TsrEitory " DakuIs south e the i6,h
r-3sHg 81 latitude Ia.a the lajoD a.
State uatrr the n,rac at Dakota, AMI n
create out ~ ror'hcg8 oako res Ter.
risar-. 10 br caii-.! i.iacaln. The oil. was
passed by party vote, all the democrats,
with tire exception % Senator VOORHEES,,
voting against II. The view oi the major
~ - tie House upon the p-pPrse'y. %
necessity. # giying st - prr'cnt ,ime a
comparatively small asd rude frentisr
community ss many Senators ss Maryland
or NeN York Is ye; to he learned. hut it
is probable that tie decision wI,i / that
- ku9. can wait till It's citizens ct bet
ter acquainted With sach other and with
the prep,r mode IL seeking admission IN.
- tHe Union.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Anything to Beat ~ Railroad.

In speaking of the movement q the geuer
al passenger agents to head IF the ii he; scalp
ers, tn. New York Duly Indicator SANS:
THE railroads have not adopted tic rulc
curing limited tickets to be used only for con
1inuous train rides, without excellent rea-cn~.
TIE reads have no desire to prevent passengers
from stopping over at places alor z lis lines
On the contrary, they have heretofore made it
as eonv,uient as possible for people 10 60 this
very thing But how has he travelling pa h Is
shown its appreciation ofthe courtesy SmFl
by trying, in every possible way, 10 swindle
the railroads whenever they saw a chance.
man wants 10 90 10 Buff4Io-vhat does hr do :?
BUYS ticket TO Chicago, and when be gets 10
Buffalo sells the unused portion Of his ticket TO
a scalper. The railroad is doubly cheated.
First, it carries the original swIndler 10 Buffalo
for less thtn it takes passenger who Is too
honest to indulge in the luxur' of cheating he
railroad and. s~cnEd, it carries another man
from Buffalo TO Chicago at less than 'se regular
rate. The posted traseier, tho cannot arrange
to buv more tickets than he intends % use
never thinks of going to the railroad office for
the tickets he wants. He patroniZss he sea per,
and helps that ore 10 skin the railroad. SO II
goes, the railroads by IA extension Of courtesy
have been viciimized AMI robbed by the travel
ing public. The eserydit traveller at all times
has his eyes open 10 The chance to beat the
public And Sc wildly has the infiueacr spread
that st.id, hone.t-goiEg people, ~ho
rravel only occasionally, have come TO ,hink
it quite the thing TO deal entirely with scalpers,
and assist in whatever swindle may be Reees-
sarv to effect a saving for themselves OF few
dollars We are glad that the railroads have
decided at last to protect themselves from the
dishonesty Of people who claim 70 be more
than respectable
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

Il would ,ecm to he truth spprfc;sb4- -
ali. Ans especially ty professors VI the htatag
art that 10 remove the disease rot TO s.lsEszte
lis s.mpiori.. shcu.a he ID. chief sin Of ru.3s-
eafIoa. ist IN hos maaY Instances go Se sss
this igs'h admitted 10 theory, jgue'rd IA Pfse-
ice. The rt,.7n thar !ios,eiIe''s Stomach Bit
lsrs Is sue, estfaI - 80 Bsur eases, ~lih vhls .
remedies previously tries were Inaasqls;e- .
cope. Is Attributable to the fact Ihsi II i a
medicine shich rsaCAcs ard rsmovts the eaa -
% tie various mAi.dics to whith IT is adapted
ladiE esiidn. fever sn4 sEur liver cuopistat
goat. fhsunsti,-,. disorder % the towets. XII
s-fE affections sud ether mslstiivs are 1oi psi
e. a.sr IT, bui Ioo,v3 cot b. Il. II .oet -
be tsuaiaiu 5ssi u = really ~! se1oiaa if /,
< r.t.ay.3 remedy SD Il es3aWs thr 49, n
~t'a ~ amount - ger hict - .ss hest t.o-
tccIson sxata.t diEs1s~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

TO ADTERTTSERS.-THE TINES hdrii,g
trger circulation thn any other paper among the
intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
Gounty, offers superior inducements to advertisers
To insert their announcements in is columns. Send
for care, rates hich lo,r any other paper
II. So,her,, Mcytani, to sag nothing about circutd-
fi9l
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Kind Words,

h ina ~ of0S
Senator R. Fl. Edelen is getting high praise
from all quaI tiers for his mastery speech on the
constitutions! convention question which he
delivered in the Senate chamber last Friday,
and which we publish in another column. Thi,
was our worthy and very able Senator's frs,
effort of note on the floor and if all future ones
do hlm az much credit, of W hieh we have little
doubt. then will he become as we have always
predicted for him, foremost among our legsla-
tors. The following from the Baltimore Amer
lean may he of interest of his friends here:
Senator Edslen occupied the attention of the
Senate on Friday in knocking into smithereen'
the theories advanced by the advocates Of The
HAYES bill, who favor the submission Of the
constitutional convention question to the peo-
pie this fall. He continued his argument of
Thursday, and spoke for nearly two hours.
During the time he 81 oke the Senate Chamber
was crowded, many lrdiss being present. When
the House adjourned at noon quite Eumher Of
delegates went over TO the other wing 10 listen
to his argument. twas mastery effort and
reflected the hi. best credit On the orator. With
corsumnate skill he passed from one point TO
another, prickipg ard exploding the bubbles
manufactured ny the advocates of the measure,
and tearing aside the gauzy veil that was in
tended TO hide the true intents and purposes OF
the bill Now and then he interrupted
with questions which would have broken up AID
ordinary speaker, but Charles county Senator
answered the m coe.ly and calmly, ard the n
proceeded with bis argument, never losing the
thread, he made several Palpabls hits, espee-
ically when he referred TO he acknowledged
ease with " hich the Baltimore city delegation
was bamboo Z,ed, session after session. Dir.
Edelen concluded at about one clock, and
then Senator Peter, of Men tgomery, asked that
further discussion be postponed until Wednes-
day at ore clock, when he will take the feoI
in favor of the Hayes bill
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Inxpections Of Fertilizers.

Mr. Winchester of Talbot. mas prepared
his I'LL to ne offered 10 the Legislation p-ovid
ing for inspection Of chemical fertilizers. 1t
provides that he board Of public works shall
appoint competent chrmsi, who shall annual
" aaalyze one more specimens OF every kind
of commercial fertilizers which may be of.rei
for sale in Maryland. He is authorized to tax"
a sample from any package Of fertilizer in the
hands of the dealer. He will IA Ike an annual
report to the board Of public works. His fee
is to be S25 for each analysis, hut be shall no;
receive more than 81, 500 year. Every bag
or package of fertilizer shall be labeled with
the percentage of its Ingredients. Every man
ufacturer shall procure n State license, to cost
$50, but he can also sell any other fertilizer
upon the pay ment Of SIS license. This penalty
for the sale of misrepresented fertilizers will be
$50 fer the FIRST off-nse and 500 for each sub
seauent offsnse. The State chemist is to nstify
the States Attorney Of violations Of the act
DR.. Baldwin Of Baltimore county, has bill
to gulate the inspection and sale of fertilizers
in that county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Cur Gladiator"

1t Finest Shirt Muslin Made.
ri 2l00 Liasn 3, 5 N set III.
81 ke-saiorced fr"nt ahd baek, dou5le
stitched
All. , RI, all linen collar, tand, wiistb4nd
and tabs huen laced
5ih- Haad- worked button holes
6th. AlI-ssasas double felled and ,l1ss.. gas
seted.
1th Bosor -liusd with Butchers linen, with
pure linen inlerlining.
8'h French Packet Sleeves, with curved
tacinss, pearl buttons.
9th. Dousle stitched Sectional yoke"
10Th. Extension facing on back opening.
llth. Thoroughly made, finished and equal
10 the best custom work.
18th. Cat extra lssg and tit warranted
Sizes ii 10 Is inches
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12

Total. 1863 90
Here we have approximate tai indie btodness
of So l69 co. assuming that all money in the
hands Of the collectors will he paid, which is
exceedingly doubtful and if it is not collected
or coIlectahle then this amount will be largely
augmented. Ifany " no think that 81 80 OF
is the whole debt the county will be called upon
10 meet study of these figures will convince
them to the contrary. c. F.. DALEY, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Agricultural Implements

Are the agricultural inp!e ments or tie
farm all in perfect order? Are they PForer!y
sheltered and cared for? Do You know HAT
whea needed, you will find h N rendy for i'm
mediate use? Have Oh all the imp enents you
will need for your coming spring and summer
work? These ars questions every farmer should
be able TO answer satisfactorily. II you cannot,
this month is the proper time to look after these
things. The success Of your year may possibly
turn on the neglect, or the attention, you have
bestowed upon your tools. Tie farmers tools
are far too co,ily to be allowed to become
worthless by rust and exposure and be, who
would turn bis cents into dollars, shoLld pro-
vide such implements as will make his work a
pleasure instead OF a burden Md Fdrmr.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Our Bachelor. !"

LIST. Best rnnslia made.
I'd 2lG0 linen bosom set in.
Sd. All-iaen iEterlinings and backing.
4,h ) ply neck band, wristhaui and tab,
linen faced ana double stitched
9Th. Every seam double fellsd, linen eussels.
9th Every button hole handworksi.
1th. Sectional yoke, front and b>ck, double
stitched throughout.
Slh Double stitched re-enforcel front
9th Back and sleeve tacings doutl- stitched
l0th. Cat stFsi. htway, extra long, 80 inches.
IL. Custom made throughout and lit guar
anteed.
Sizes il to IS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-12
Our Sci Mahdi."

LIST. A splendid Heavy Cotton--Count 88x92::
weight, 1865.
81. 1900 Linen Bosom.
3D. Heavy Backing shrunk. and shrunk in
terIiniugs.
4lh. Sectional Yoke, double stitched.
9Th 3-Ply Tabs, Wrist and Neck Bands,
linen faced and double stitched.
9Th. All seams double stitched and double
felied
9Th. Button holes made b. hand.
Sth. Cat strais hiway OF cloth AID gaaraA-
,eed fl any ordiaary man.
Sizes IA to Is