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New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

him thsre were only mon to be mot thsrs whsn Cust
got thcre however. he found half dozen marFaeesb
dsmsels awaiting hm,to whom Ftzhugh had represented
him ss consummsts nrtl Custis was IN an awful
stats Of mind. He colored up, stsmmersd and stums
blsd bIurted out You're all pretty Rirlsl" and then
went into regular Turkish bath perspiration, which
was not much relieved By Of the grIs exclaiminl
with palmetto Innocence: Oh, General you're not suc6
q big hirt a. General Fitz says you are. are yous
Mamma told keep away from nirts" nirtw
calculated the horror stricken Custs: Why God baese
Lac, I'm not but FiE ssId that didn't beI wane
to Fz Where hef Excuse rue. ladies'; must nm
fitz." Ana away he went Next morning he LETT the
place before breakfast, leaving his compliments ana
bouquet for each Of tho ladies' and be has never forgiven
Pltzhugn.
Tho Edinburgh police recently received. through
pawnbrokers ticket found in the pocket Of respected
thief, lady's gold watch inscribed n c.. from W.
wordsworsh, Foot Laureate in memory Of his daughter
Dora. who died tho 9th OF July. 1347. Ryda Mount.
March, 1850" As tho poet died April %. 1880. THIS
must have been of the last gifts he made His
dsusbter Dora was his c,mpanion on hts memorable
visit to Sir Walter Scott Who H. twas IL doubtful
The poet once vote some verses addressed no d. u
q Z years DID," That "H Z. " was Hartley Colerdea
But he could not been the H. @. OF the watchs
for he died In January lS49, yaar and quarter oe-
fore tho tho watch 1t 10 suggested that tne "a.
@. " may have been Henry Cox the Iaureatee nnuers
gardener and general fzctotum or Henry Crabo Kooin
monty called Crabb or Henry Crabb omitting the sur
AnA
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
CRUEL TO 4 FREE. TRADE taal,,,,. FRIEND

Wa havo seen no more unhtnd thrust tnap one ~ ~
mo ,o' the Free raocrs we're generally successful
IN sasssehusetts, lt correspondent asposes OF M;
Io'et'iss - ss.m,,athy with larn REFORM" lnasmuch ~
a. A. nossr,nx spoke tho text word Tor tho tarn "re.
form" campaign a. Tho bay stAe Siuo anAer, vvso s
son BIN and made his canvass Tor no election ceety
on tbatssue. "1hs mess" correspondent y mercness
IN AIS attempt " MAKO point.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

ectire organization. Workers for wages IN
New York understand perfectly that the party
to which they must look for Protection Is the
Republican party, which has always acted In
chair dafanca-
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
1aE KIND OF MASSAGE 1nEY Dorn GET.

From The Nsw. Y0rs World (Den.)
The President absents himself an hour each uay
now from his executive Office, and t Is presumed no
Is undergoing massage treatment. IL was soh'stnns
like tho massage treatment that reduced the Dem
ocr,tc n.tor,tv in tho House-rather more SCRATCH
ing though. than rubbing.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
MORE DEMOCRATIC COUNSEL.

Now, then. Mir. P1sskAent. square out oid fssn.
Ioned Democratic policy VIII bnd up lho ~hooieu0
marry, aud noini ing eI-e VIII.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

SETBACK FOR THE PRESIDENT.
Prom me Nsw York Hour A
Tho elections arc really al Aamnsosuon ue.osS
Mr. Cleveland b xeaker 70 day shAn 10 WA woes
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
Netua1ork Dailp Gribnmf
FOUNDED BY HORACE G. EELEY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1885.
TIE NEHS THIS MORNING.

FonEIcN.-The London Soriaists; their demon
stratiou on Lord Mayors Dav. - The Czars
plans in Bulgaria - The Home Rule movement
in Ireland
DoMEsTlc.-Exercises of Founders Day al tar-
ward. - Loss of the United States cutter Man
haitian. with all on board. - Donovan Jumps
from the new Niagara suspension bridge = ne
strike IN Chicago. - Contracting the Nauonal
hank circulation - Urging the erection OF d
new building for the National Museum - snow
In various States. - Professor Woodro" con-
demned by the Texas synod
CRY ANn SUBugBAN.-Death Of youug woman
from malpractice. - Preparation for the Aztec
Fair. 80 Sermons in many churches. - Mr
Beecher resumed his pulpit. - Arrest OF ne"
Ticbbone claimant in Brooklyn. - fatai re-
suit of a nv sterious shooting affray
THE Observation-Disclosures tor to-day; falr'
with stationary or slightly higher Temperature
Temperature yesterday highest. 44'i lowest.
33o: average. 37lso.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
Jnnef TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
buslness N,nres.

TRIBUNE TERMS TO NAIL 50 UBsCRIBEhs'
posfacs free en- the United STATES
i'''"S' " lYaar eMonths Months
rsnv with Sunday. -...--sS oVV <9SS <1TS
f)srv without sun WV
Ssrnj Week IT fhune SVo ,.~i.t.r.s
Remit by Postal order. Express order or feeis'ee
letter. III, ,,.... ,rr,,e IN the Note
ssFor TUF NFw.YoRK TRnUNR." x,y... A
Es,rofpce of TIr TppiYv 154 Nassansst. NewYor Az
sIsss N simply "THE TRIBUNE Ne"fo'A
BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRlBUNE..
Advertisements in TtF TRIBUSF ann ornes
scr delivery ~ the daily paner VIII oe ieoe "
iollowinc branch Offices In NewNors
Branch Office l. 23e Rroadwav, a. m. ~ n m;
% o53 RroaSwav hetween 22d and 23d sts- til p m
No 9ne West ntv.thr'-st. 10a. m. IN \ n m
$50 Third ave near .sevenths. loa m 70 y. III
So oo- Thiriay near Siyteth-st. 10 9. M 10 p m
No POS East ired- twenty 1fthst 10 p y,
fnion sonare No 1s3 Fonrthave. cor OF foureenIhs~
~ OTVFP CTTIFS ,
49, ,-x.-ov =, 900 3 II Iospov-26 Pedfort-st. strand
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

FonErcN.-The London Sorialists; their demo
stration on Lord Mayors Day - The ga
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

For the consolation Of our Free-1rade friend
1t may be remarked that there is no doubt OF tl
reelection Of the Hon. Samuel j. Randall, o
Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

DoMrsrIc.-Exerclses of Founders Day at Har-
yard - Loss of the United States cutter Man-
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

The bearing of Judge Daniels in the campaign
was hghmindcd and honorable. lie was not
coseted with Governors or Cabinet officers. but
thought, as he should think, that q seat on the
bench of the Court Of Appeals is not to be scram
bled for.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

in Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

The country is still in condition of anxious
doubt as to who struck William Patterson but
the man who struck William Morrison is the Hon
John Jarrett
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21
40 pcs. A inch Fias Curtain Scrim, Good quail
ity worth l2b cts

40 pcs. A inch Fias Curtain Scrim, Good quail.
ity, worth IL! cts,
ONLY1O. CTS. PER YARD.
100 pcs a inch Fine Curtain Scrim, large vari-
ETY. of patterns, worth IS cts,
ONLY l23 FER YARD.
80 pcs. A inch Imported Curtain Scriu, worth
IS cents,
ONLY1s CTS. PER YARD.
500 yards Fine Curtain Swiss, very sheer snd
pretty, worth 379 cts,
ONLY2O CTS. PER YARD.
SO inch Color.d Figured Curtai, Madras, sslsrs
warranted fast, real value Is cts,
ONLY Ia4 CTS. PER YARD.
so i.ch Cream and Lemon Curtain: Madras,
worth so cts,
ONLY s5 CTS. PER YARD.
40 inch Jacquard Furniture Liness, excellent
stylss,
0NLYs72 CTS. PER YARD.
so inch Figured Rsui.s, light effects,
ONLYsO CTS. PER YARD.
so inch Figured Ps,is,P oints, very rich, worth
$l.O0;
0NLTso CTS. PER YARD.
SO iaeh Eltra-beavy Petit Points, usually sold
at $500;
ONLY Sl6O PER YARD.
SO inch Spun Silks, light rich effects, usually
sold At s. so;
oNLY$I.s0 PER YARD.
u inch Feltiug Cloth, in all the desirable
shades, hes. quality,
ONLYSIOO PER YARD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21
White Plains Items.

uestsnably the most notoble and
significant sign of the TINES is the TINES Sup
pLEMRNr. 1t is n most invaluable paper and
the readers in this locality will not hesitate TO
take the good advice, ito file the sheet away
for future reference.
Another young and happy couple were united
in the bonds of wedlo.k on Tuesday, the llth
inst, by the Rev. G. F. Williams. at Piney
Chapel, the contracting parties being Mr.. David
Prouttoot and Miss Ednar Robey. May the
ever blooming flowers Of eonjugSl happiness
and love be their companions forever.
Mr. Alonz, Robey is dead-at least he would
have died had he not consoled himself with the
belief that the girl who stands her ground'-
sometime i'll the futule-wll say yes" and
not give hia the slip.
Mr. Anderson Hnatt has again resumed his
former occupation at White Plains Station
and, unles he is very deep in love, he has evil
d Il ~ studied very hard in Brya Stratton
and SAdd.er'S business college, judging by the
unusually lean or emaciated face that be carries
before him. We have, however sliong reasons
to believe That Anderson and the widow-but
we must speak no further ter his h, alth may
not be able to bear it.
Farmers in this section ar. troubled exceed
ingly by the fly that iaftsts their tobacco beds.
Mr.. B. D Wilett and Mr., Thos. |. Robey may
be mentioned as among the few that have but
a little reason TO complain.
The writer of these several items las Just
completed his contract pninrisg she new paro-
aItown. The unprecedented gosd order and
O uietusss of about titIv scholars, that was ex
hibited among them during my stay of twenty
TWO DAYS at the above said school house, reflect
a great deal OF credit upon the lady teacher.
Mrs Howard, MS we'll as upon thu, system o.
chlldrrh nov universally adopted
and e. joined by the Catholic Cuuroh under the
direction Of the Holy Father, Leo MIL
Little Time Enough is now ,uost too far
,dvaaced in ,ore and in his teen, to Toe drs-
igna,ed by that apPelIa,ion Hereafter hs may
he known as The Week Of \ ait,ivcn-ss
We coincide with IN. Pomenk-y readers O
the TINES, who eu!sslze the merit OF thai
'uraal and We cannot, perhaps, ,Npr,ss our
sentative way than 10 enclose with this com
nunication the stipu!utsd amount for a CON
inustcn ct N, nam. upon its growing lis, OF
subscribers. CONSTANT READER
Nsttca.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21
Commissioners Meeting.

The BOARD of county commissioners met
here on Tuesday with full board in ATTENDANCE.
Many complaints of bad washes in the resd
lids, caused hv the recent heavy rains, were
laid before the board and arrangements for the
speedy repair of The were al once made
wherever practicable A large number of ac-
counts for road work and other service were
passed. The following constHbles we're ap-
pointed A. NJ. Bryan for the 18th district C.
z. Robey for the 9Th district JAS. J. Herbert
and f. l. Sheirburn for the 4h district Pro-
posals were received for So 800 Of the So O0O
loan authorized by t. e act of Assembly, and
the bords of the county to this amount will e
issuei 10 parties making the proposals at an
annual interest of per cent. The bonds will
be ri os for delivery to the parties at the next
meeting o. the bsa on June Is. There sill
remains 81 700 of this lean to put out and pro-
PISA 5 for TIE SIM en- still be 81 mt t. the c.elk
Of the oald.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21

Tie teavr rains with which We rave been
visited dur ng this moon eliminated in dawn
FL sn last Saturd, " which exceed d in force
aHd fail of water raia storm which has
visited rs within !ong p@riod A heavy cloud
came 40 from the northwest between FIVE and
six o'clec< on that teInoon and soon overcast
the eutire heavens with dark and lowering
covering, nd the thunder and lightning came
from it with iehtiul rapidliy, and very soon
the rain began to inll in such torrehrs as 10
lead us 10 believe that Il g food gates o heaven
lad been opened and our d sruclon was de
iermined upo1 The fall Was great and the
rub Of the water down the hilisides al d
through the various runs and other outlets car
ried every thing before it. Much destruction TO
fences and bridges was occasionfd, and the
washeuts in tie roads in every section of the
county will require much time to he repaired
Some hail accompanied the rain in the begin
ming Of the storm, but, SO far as We Al learn,
no loss TO The growing crops was sustained
Persons W no We caught away from home had
considerable difficulty in getting back again
v hen he ram ceased. for all the ruas in the
county were ever flowing and the torrent swept
through them 18th such meHdueus force AS
to make il impossible to crs;s, and freq Gently
a circuit Of nine ar ten miles had 10 be made
in order to reach des,in stion only two or
three miles away. Tie rain did not ex-
haust itself in this downpour. for since that
time we have had damp and disa greeable
weather
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21
italian Tobacco Contract.

The Italian government on Tuesday award
ed the contract for about l 500 hogsheats oil
tobacco to be bought in the Baltimore market.
cable dispatched received in Baltimore dur
received the contract for l, 200 hogshends, for
which A Schumacher l. Co. will be the bu,
Haas l. Matthias. Of France, were awarded the
contract for the other 800 and odd hogsbeads,
for whom N. Asenheim, Of New Ysrk is the
correspondent. The types required are for Ohio
tobacco. The awards fer kentucky and Vir-
ginia tobacco for t. Italian contracts were also
made, but these are not procured in Baltimore.
The French contract for $500 hogshsads Of
Maryland tobacco will be awarded on June o.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21
Meeting Of the ..Sociabies .

The Nv einesdsy Social es, whose meet
ings have now teen suspended fox mere than
eight months, will hold meeting at the resi-
dence of Mrs Z. L. Suooi AT La Plaia~en
Wednesday evening, June 2nd, at the u usi
hour. II is earnestly desired that all the
members be- present on iha; evening as husises,
Of importance is 10 be transacted and the future
o. the club will at that lime he determined
upon. Dancing will he INDUCED in until tie
usual hour, II O'Clock midnight, aud alter
wa d. a business meeting, 10 elect otiieers for
the nsuing year and to dispose Of other neces
Sary and accumu ated business, will lie he'd
As this affair will be the first social event held
in cur neigh Dol hood since the close OF Lent it
is expected that all will be anxious TO par,ci-
pare in The pleasure nd that the Soc a lie Club
Will attend in a bcdy. We give below The call
of the President for this NEE Jag which explains
Itstlf:
The members Of the "Wtdsesday Sosiahie
Club" are Ieq.e,ted 10 met at the resistance
of Mrs. E. l. Snoor. at La Pats, on Wsdn.s,
day evening, June 2nd, at O'Clock. iull
nttr ndanee is requested new Officers are 10
be elected asd Other important bushes. TO be-
ait,nde d TO.
&. +. DALEY, H. Fl BoswFLL,
Secretary. President
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21

Among the harvesting machines exhibited
on the square this week none attracts more at
,enton or more favorable criticism than the
light and handsome Dserin.. for which Jos. A
Gray, Jr. l. Bro, are the active agents. This
machine has an all steel frame and is therefore
NEST durable without being made heavy or
readily understood. Many OF these machines
are now in use in this county, and wherever
tried thsy have given general satisfaction. We
advise eur farmer friends 10 make examins-
ton of this machine before purchasing. Mr.
Gray takes pleasure in explaining its working
to all who desire it. 1t is said to be the on y
ell steel binder in the market
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21
COMMUNICATED.
Cox's STATION, May IT, 1886.

Cox's STATION, May II, 1886
Editors Of tie Times:
GENTLEMEN lii your issue Of the l4th
inst, you Offered objections TO some susges-
tions which have been urged, looking to a
change in the system. by which the financial
affairs of cur county have been conducted IN
the past. | must confess | was surprised to
find you assuming such position, rs the TIMES
has been endeavoriRg 10 keep pace with tlt
progress of the age, and has ever been found
advocating improvements rather than holding
TO obsolete and absurd notions simply because
OF their antiquity, and surely there is nothing
associated with the present system of nanagin
our county affairs, to reconmen nd tito any one,
either for its simplicity, convenience or acGu-
rateness and under it, it is simply impossible
10 conduct the business Of the Commissioners
Court correctly and in accordance with the
provisions of the law. There is but one Oh
lection to the change which has been suggested,
which has any force, and that is the want OF a
legally bonded officer TO receive and disburse
the money collected as taxes. But, II as |
think, and which seems 10 be generally admit
ted, that the condition in which the affairs OF
the county were found by the present board OF
commissioners was mostly to be attributed to
the system by which the books were kept and
the loose and complicated mode of disbursne
the county funds, | see no serious ooJectloh
to entrusting the present efficient board with
lnstituting "A more efficient and simple methsd
oil managing the finances Of the county and |
am sure there could be no serious objection TO
,naklng tie Clerk OF the Commissioners Treas
urel OF the county finances and requiring him
20 give bond in addition to the one be is al
ready usder, if il is dee med necessary in order
get rid of a system which is homogeneous
complicated and tficult to maintain. And by
t be time a ditferent mede has been tried ssa
proves advantageous in its operation aud be-
lore The personnel OF the present board can b.
changed, the Leg Islature can enact a law throw
ing around it any check and ssfe-g yards 1t may
require. We could assuredly not tie hurt more
oy any cHsnge OF system under a different ad.
than VIC we're under the prcseDt
stem ia the past ten years, and ! would pre-
fer any change whlca would enttlr The books
II the co ntnI,Siuners 10 tie kcyt in simple
bus ness IN tuatr which can lie understood bl
some one else than the clerk Who keeps them
nd winch word preseut The cong Generation
mat ,or fad ~hsu YOU lcsk Tor ans account
the c ,mfnis>IUssrs court NOW
Respectfully,
) Cox, Jr.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21
Lace Curtains, White & Ecru.

Unquestiona6ly the best Bargains
ever offered by as.
White Lace Curtains, worth 81, IS, a, so cts.
White Lace Curtains, worth $l,75, n $l.25.
Ecru Lace Curtains, worth s., %, at $l,75.
As an additional attraction We reduce prices
On our line Of Turcoman Curtains with view
Of closing them out at sRce.
so inch Garnet Turconau Curtains, st yards
long. Reduced from SIS 90 to
400 PER PAIR.
so inch Garnet Turcomal Curtains. 81 yalds
long. Reduced from S.. 90 to
$500 PER PAIR.
so zach Garnet Turcoman Curtains, 81 yards
leng, reduced from $3.50 TO
$3.50 PER PAIR.
so inch Garnet Turcomaa Curtains, 81 yards
long, reduced from Sill 90 to
$500 PER PAIR.
so iach Silk "Old Red" Turcouan Curtains,
81 yards long, reduced from $75 to
$4,000 PER PAIR
1t will pay ysu to anticipate your wants and
buy now, rs these lots are not large.
NOTE.-Ws also have Curtain Poles.
brass and wood, in small sizes, particularly
appropriate for Lace and Muslin Drsperiss,
fancy loops and fixiags, AID every thing asces.
sary for interior decoration and furnishing.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21
appointment OF Depnty .tUmnla IA tlers.

The B ard of Public Works On Thursday
of last week made The following appointments
Of ID. putty Commanders OF the oyster force
Steamers, Gov. MoLane, Clpt. Hedge Thoml
son, Of Talbot county, (rehppointed j Gov.
Thomas, Capt JeIelso D. Loker, OF ST. Mary S
county Gov. Hamilton, Capt. Jas A Turner,
Of Wicomico, (Ieappointedj. Sailing fleet
Sloop Mary Compton, Jn,nes B. Wilson, OF
Kent county. (lesppointed); schooner Frolic,
A. Stanley Bryan, of Gu, en- Anpe's, vice J E.
Kirwan; julia Hamilton, Samuel A. Tyler
Do, CD. ster county, vice Geo. H Roberts Fo ly
George w. CLARK, Annapolis, Ire; ,Iointed J;
sleeps Eliza Ha. ward, J. f Fairbanks, Taho'
(reaPpoiated); E. d. Groome, J. ". W, olford,
Dorchester, tIeaIroint.e)i Carrie FraukIi",
John W. Wingate, Talhct, rearI ointdl; BIS
sic Weolford, Lambert W Cox, Somerset, vice
j. w. Webster; Louisa Whyie, John II Buck
Ter, ST. Mary's, vie NJ. B. Hance Katie Hines,
A!pheus Haislp, Charles county, vice Lenuel
Smeot. As We surmised last week Capt. Haislip
has received command of the Katie lines
Capt. Hais!ip is thorough sailor, conscienti-
Gus and courteous gentleman, and We predic,
that be ill prove enc Of the most capable and
energetic officers in the oyster navy. In onr
opinion bis sppoin tment is one of tie best thai
could have been made from our county and
mee:s with general satisfaction from all classss
Baltimore Visitors.
We call attention to the advertisement in
thcr oil If N nehp r. hk
popular Baltimore Clothers. Not only is their
clothing of superior well known value but
their store is con yenient house of call 70:
country people who will find there every acco
mediation and convenience.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21

B- The Subscription price OF The
TINES is 81. per amman If paid IN
advance or at any time ,cithin the cur
rent gear; If not paid acithin the gear
$3.50 aUill be Invariably charged, a.
elvays heretofore, and from this rule
no exception aUHl be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21


The Daily Democrat published at Alton
Illinois, in giving an account of the Teachers
Association held in that town receaty has the
follow ing complimentary notice Of former
Charles countian, which will be re>d with ir-
tel est by his many friends here. Prof. Williams
at one time tnu1ht the public school in Port
Tobacco. Prof. A. c. Williams, of North
Alton, came next with mastery discourse on
elementary composition in which he presented
many valuable suggestions whereby the teacher
might make the pupil proficient in this art. He
thosght the papil should be taught this soon
as he was able to read we'll, and the teacher
should guard against giving subjects that are
too dry and deep for the comprehension of the
papil''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21
Reliable Shoe House.

ke1lSGIe ShOe House.
We direct especial attention to the new ad-
vertisement Of VIM. Hahn 4 Co.. the well
know shoe dealers of Washington, D. c., to
be fou,d in another column. This is one of
The most reliable houses in the trade and our
plete stock Of every thing in the lne of foot
gear at prices sstonishingly low, and may de-
pend upon the representations made to them by
this house. See the great bargains they offer
ard when in Washington don't fail to inspect
their stock.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21
NOTICE.

INHi undersigned hailay IL Impossible and
L imprAciIcable TO meryh.n3i.. u nisr the oil
credit system - long esta b.lshra IN this coan.
". hare couc' glei 10 adopt the cash or pro-
due- exr hahgr exclusively, from asd after Nav
is', 1886 We, therefore, t.n4er 10 eur cu.te-
ueys eur sincere thanks for the pAiroaag 80
EiseraitF bestowed upon Us ia ib- past. aad
hope that under our proposed chang in m u
ner Of busiaess that we w:ll be able to give
better bargains and slill retain 0Cr patronage
We are are prepared 20 sive tse hI-hes' markr'
prices for all kinds Of oouatry produce n e1-
change Tor goods. and viii be plras,d at al
times 10 give 20 our friends aud pAlrous he hes.
bargains the trade can afford
Respectfully.
May lst, 1850. p. \ SASSCER 4 SUN.
Waldorf, Mi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-05-21

TO ADVERIISERS.-TH TIMES haring
larger circulation tht.,, other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in lis columns. Send
for card rates. Vhich are lo,u any other paper
in Southern Maryland. to say nothing about ci'culd-