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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-30
ny~ GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-

RAN CHCRCH-Drs. READ and DREW.
Pastors Preaching at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and
1880 z. NJ. A cordial welcome 10 all.
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pay CENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH Grace street between Fourth
and Fifth ts)-Rev. w. T.. EDWARDS,
ID. d.. Pastor.-Preaching at IL A. 81. and
1880 7. III. by the pastor.
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10 BETHEL MISSION Corner of
Twentieth ana Main streets. Services
SUNDAY at 7:45 o'clock z. NJ. and WEDSEs.
DAY NIGHT at 7:i5 o'clock. All cordially
invited.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

The Senate has discovered that the
President was loaded.
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pa PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH.-Preaching by the pastor. Rev.
w. T.. EVANS at IL 4. NJ. and Z. NJ. The
public cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-30

Mr.. Ball has finished the statue Of
Daniel Webster that Is to be unveiled
at Concord, N. H.. on June 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-30
FIT CHRIST CHCRCH-Rev.
say SEvENTH.STREET CHRIS.

JAMES u. FUNeTEN, Rector.-Divine ser.
vices at IL A. VI. and p. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-30

say" SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. HoGE atlI a. NJ. at p. NJ, and In the
old Market Hail at O'Clock in the eve
Ming
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DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBC RSEMFNT~.
1885.
May |. For the purchase OF
SS3 800 81 Virginia
new per cent. regis
tered bonds. issued
under act Of Febru-
airy IA, 1852. bearing
interest from Isl OF
January, lSSj............ Sli0SO ~
lee. =. For insurance in the
Maryland Fire lnsu-
rance Company Bal
timOre, OF the pro-
perty az iiarpers
Feny, W. Va. be-
longing 10 the Miller
Fund. for one year
1855 ......-----...........- 50 90
-
SI7l30 AZ
pec..3l. Balance in the state
Bank OF Virginia 10
credit OF the prlnci-
pal OF the tund....... $50 81
sl7 49l 80
INCOME.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-30

Idy. LAUREL-STREET METH0-
DIST CHURCH fcornerof Laurel and Abe
marie streets)-Rev. WILLIAM Z. WRIGHT
pastor school at 0 A. NJ. Preach
Ing at IL A. NJ. and 1880 z. ~.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWENTY.SECOND SEASON.
INLY FIRST CLASS ATTRACTIONS En-

ONLY III RST. CLASS ATTRACTIONS EN-
GAGGED FOR THIS PLACE OF
ANU SEMENT
ONE NIGHT ONLY-MONDAY FEBRC-
APN lST. The Representative American
Comedian JOHN 4. RAY NOND and MS
company. assisted by KATE FORSYTH.
This yening Will be acted an entirely Origl-
nal f9rce-cOmedy, in four acts. by Mr.. \. ".
PinerO. author ~ The Squire" ETC.; the
success OF the New YORK dramatic season.
holding the stage Of Days Theatre fOr
three months. and now in It's tenth month
at Tie court Theatre. London entitled He
NAGISTR RATE. Mr. Eneas POsket ia ma
gistraie otthe Mulberry. street Police Court
joins 4. AlMOSD.
Prices as usual. Sale of reserved seats al
boN-ohice this morning friday at . o'clock.
Telephone 461. la29-Sts
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a6yFIRST PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH.-The Rev. :. TAYLOR MARTIN
will preach at IL A. VI. and T.. NJ. a cor
dial welcome toall.
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sarFULTON BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. PERCY G. ELsOM at IL A. 81. and 1880
p. 81. All cordially invited. Sunday
school at 9:l5 A. VI.
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M CLOPTON-STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH, Observation-Disclosures at
IL A. NJ. and 1880 p, M. by the pastor. Rev.
DECATUR EDWARDS. All welcome.
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no CLAY-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner OF Clay and Graham
stIeels)-Rev. l.. B. TEFT will preach at l
a. NJ. and Rev. CHARLES II. RYLASD, u.
D.. at 1907. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-30

Amount OF itce' Pts on
account ot The III
cone a. tie fund, 1905 q
1854.
Dec. 81. ia'auce ia the ltea-
suvy to iIe credit of
the fu.G cu count
oliucJne................. j8.9OZ l.
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ner.fersl,s Bre.d Prep.r.,iou.
Il. s. nEKLE. N. d.

Tbcmssville, Ga, says; ~ deem II q
healthful and elegant Baking Powder"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-30

THE SECOND SESSION OF MS,
i MARIA ULAIR- SHAKESPEARE
&! AS- -i hec % ou the DAY ot Frt
IIrtkl MKT ~ tUl css' ',.s0- street
The iiiSIOK iCALt "A "fl reopen 't'
4JHU. MARCH a, ol2 rtsj b., .-- street..
"a rs. o.. IIN~a3f-
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JOSEPn ". LAUBE,
81 CoaSER flSsr AND h4soAD stkAA'''
RICHMOND. Va,
FURNISHING UNDERfAAEK A.
Fyerything iiTst'elsss IN TINS liae 40" -,
p, ssonable rates Te rgyap hic erit.sA
prompt stteni.oa. felepaoae No Si''
ia SO-ept
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GLIDING DECEMBER 81, 1855.
RECEIPTS.
Ian'y9. Interest for six
months TO LIST Jauu-
airy. 1885, on $40 OF
LyucnbUrg CITY per
cent. registered bonds % 10
Iuly T. Interest for sin months
toIst July. ls7j........ % IL
Ian. 10. Interest fOrsiN months
to LIT January. 1885.
ON Virginia per
cent. registered
bOnds-Ou CODsOl
6onds 5000 zoo;
peeler, $50 800; fiac-
tioDal certificate.
S6S.49: on s75 300
percent. lo.4O bonds 31 2lG -
.Tulvr 3. Interest forslX months
'' - to LIST July 1885 .... 2)-I6 IS
Ian 10 Interest on Virginia
registered bonds -
sued under act O
February Ii l7S--
on $500 for SIX
months 10 ii Iuil.
1854 aud ON SOS So
for SIX month, % Is,
iangcry' 1855 $50. 1855 Ct.
.ruly 3. Interest on Sl29 500
for SiN months % 1T
July. I~-J ..... 1917 90
Jan. 20. Dividend for July,
1~Si and January.
1855 a per cent
each on 40 shares.
silOO0. OF Bank o.
kentucky stock,
c5si 81 collection - 347j 30
JAY 20. Dividend on ditto Tor
six months 10 Is,
July Iss5.............,.... lao 90
Ian. %. Interest on S6l,000 ~
United states per
cent. regIgtere
bonds FOR three
months 90 lst Jauu-
airy. 1855. s6l0--less
iection........'...........'.. 5Os Is
Dittotorthree months.
seNeIaiy. to lst %
April. lst Of July and
Isl OF October. 1855
500 for each period,
collected 18th OK
April 18Th OF July.
and lst Of October
Iss5......... .................. 1880 90
Ian. 2g. Coupons due for SIX
months To LIST Janu-
airy, 1855. on Sl2 800
OF CITY of Whining
ton, y, C., 9 percent.
coupon bondS-,SJOi
less SO 81 cost OF coz
lection....................... Sol 50
JUiy 20. Ditto iOTslN months 10
' Ist ofJuIy, Iss5.-... sol 50
Interest Oh money o.
the NJ Ter Fund de.
deposited to the ere
dit Of lie fUud Iu the
Planters National
Bank OF Richmond.
Va. nom I'm OF
Isl. lss5. -. 42S 90
DITTO iu the Peoples
Natloua. Bank o.
Charlottesville Ns,
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED pEDIO-A .-. ailrps-cl to- ...
undersigned VIII bee received until D.
O'Clock ". FEBKl AIRY - l--6 ar D. q.
NINf!IN.t NAIIfI Ms A>U lf,l' SCI
TlE YOUNG MiN ~ tUlI~ AZ ~
CATION $50 lLDlHD az tue corner 90 So.
and sixth streets.
separate BIOS 20 hc made f0r steam ar,.
ing and plumbing
fiaus and SPECIFICATION, may pe --ru
the OF, zee OF '.brrt l.. West Auu.trDf s.
Which place the bid, must DE 'ett.
security lu the sum %, IS 600 VIII ur -
Qu.fcd.
IheI!gltto reject any AMI A.. prpD,a 8
reserved. HON RID ~WlNti JRI
J.. -. TAYLOR
tUNHik- r.. MNlIln'h
Ip~FrU BRYAN
I.IAllpR lilly ~bN
T.t. WILLIAMS
.qgO.8f Ru ding Omu ace
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pl~Bt ~ NENI~.
Dr,EJKSUNENIs NbEE ORDERS Of THE
A., COrNrN COVEI o. AIREMARLE ANp
Orders APPROVED BA the BOARD W
EDUCATION.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22
BreUities.

Our popular deputy clerk Davis, who has
been aiIing for Sevcra! days is mach better.
TIE latest report from Biscoe, the murderer
Of Captain Dixon, is, that he is recovering.
The democrats Of this county we're in coun.
al on Tuesday. Gentlemen how stands the cash
ACCOUNT
The Southern Maryland Railroad is again
advertised to be sold for taxes. Charles
county will have to own that road yet.
Mr. Joseph n. Hayden has opened bar near
Rock Point Friend Hayden deserves the pub
lie patronage and we hope that he will receive
il.
We are kindly indebted to Miss Blanche,
tbe Interesting little daughter Of Mrs. Annie
j. Montgomery Of Bryantown, for a choice
basket Of fall apples.
Father Hayes through his counsel has APP
peaed on the suit against the trustee Of How
ard Bros estate for rent to the court in
banc.
The prohibition party publish their con-
gressional ticket in OR issue this week. We
suppose they will arrange for a mass meeting
later.
Postofice detective Thomas is going
through the county looking up the post
masters Nothing crooked has been found 90
far as we have learned.
Cardinal Gibbons will visit the churches Of
this portion Of the archdiocese in the spring.
It will be the first time such high diguita-
~ OF the Catholic Church ever visited this
county.
Mr.. Robert Grain, a member Of the legal
arm of Warfeld L Grain, paid a flying visit
to the county during the week Bob you
we're not looking for clients were your
Judge Stone will be in Port Tobacco on Mon
day 25th TO hear appeals from Registration
Officers and the Registration Officers of all the
districts are required to attend
Applicants for the position Of Justice Of the
Peace for this district to succeed the late JUS
tce Smoot, are numerous. MeSsrs Bern trd
Mathews, Harris Stonestreet and Wesley Bowie
are sad to be neck and neck in the race
A fast widow--She mist her aim. She
thought she had good thing of it, but he
took a short road, and let the cat out Of the
bag. She got scared and jumped the train,
to Join her sweet twentY--three. Justice.
We were pleased to receive call at our
office this week from the venerable Mr.. Domi-
nick Boone The old gentleman is-well we
wont say how old-the girls mi ht learn it,
He's hale, hearty and as active as boy OF
sixteen summers.
Fumers, dairymen and stock rsiscrs all use
Days Horse Powder. There Is nothing 50
good
The season for late suppers and consequent
is at hand. DE-. Bulls B,lrimore
Pills is a specific for dyspepsia. Try them
Price % cents.
If the ailments of bahyhooi alta k your
mJy use At once DR.. BUNS Baby Syrup -
Price 25 cents.
Drcxe's Bell Cologne cheers our solitude.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22
A Singular Freak.-Captain B , X

A Singular Freak. Captain B. p Kir.
by, of the steamer Joppa, while walking 10
Blades woods, about three quarters of nile
from Medtord's wharf, in Caroline county,
noticed that under gum tree the ground
seemed vet, and the leaves lying on the ground
were rotten. This surprised him very much,
for all the ground near by was perfectly dry.
lie looked up, and from the top Of the tree
there came gentle rain, the drops being no
larger than a pins head Down the trunk
ran little streams of water. The tree is spe-
cies Of black gum, is almost bare of leaves
though there are few dried. up onts on the
limos Captain Kirby was so mach astonish-
ed that be told several persons, among whom
was Mr. james E Byrd, Secretary and Treas
urer Of the Maryland Steamboat Company-
SO he, with Mr.. Harry DAshiell Of Caroline
county, and J. T. Bowdle, the compinys
agent at Medford, on Sunday went to see it,
Before arriving at the tree, Mr. Bowdle said
Look around aud see how dry the county
is; there has been no rain for two months -
They came up to the tree, and found it still
riining weeping, as it were just as Captain
Kirby hnd said; from the top Of the tree llulr
drops seemed 20 come. 1t was like gentle
summer shower. Mr.. Byrd showed the re
porter twig Of the tree. II had few dried
leaves on II. The tree ia about torty-6ye feet
high. and ten inches in diameter at the trunk
No one cln account tor At; hut lle.sutre
mains that there is raining tree in GttoIint
county, aud dozen persons have sesiti
s. Mry's Enterprise.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22
Transfers Of PrOperty.-BiI

Transfers OF PrOperty.-Bills Of sale
From S Hammersly to F A. Richmond;
consideration, S55 co. S. A. Blackston and
al to J. NJ. Page; consideration, $3.50. S. D.
Thompson to W. A. Lyon; consideration,
$3.50 IS. B. NJ Langley to F. D. Gardiner;
consideration. S73
Deeds From S. F. Richards and al to
James II. Montgomery for tract of land called
Jordan Midileton;" consideration. 81 and
etc. Sarah J. Richards to J Fl. Montgomery
for tract flaud called part of Jordan Mid
dleton;" consideration, Sls5. Bernard Miles
to VIM. Gibson for tract of land called part
of "Cornwsllis Neck" consideration. 500.
Mortgages Richard Lee 10 Thomas
Lee for lot; consideration, $40 I, Boar
man and wife TO Alice G. Stewart on tract of
land called Simpsons Supply;n copsidera-
ton, Sl5 90 J c. Hartman and Al TO Alice
G. Stewart on tract of land known as suount
Pisgah; consideration, SlO0. b Rowie and
al to Addison Marbury on tract of land call
ed "Marsland:' consideration, Sl5O
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22

A New Postal 0rder-Postmaster Cen
eral VIM. Villas has issued instructions to
postmssters that whenever any letter prepaid
at less than full rate of postage, or any third
class matter, not fully prepaid, of obvious
value, such as magazines, music, pictures
hooks or pamphlets, scientific or otherwise
likely to be OF permanent use or personal val
ne to the addressee; or parcel of fourth class
matter not fully prepaid and being otherwise
mHisble, is deposited in any postofflce and
addressed to any other postofice within the
United States it must be postmarked with the
date of its receipt, Endorsed "Hed for Post
age, and the addressee notified by the next
mail " an official postal card, containing no.
tice of detention and request to remit sutfi
cient postage TO fully prepay it to destination
Such matter should then be held two weeks
for reply, and if, at the expiration of that
time the required postage has not been re-
ceived, it should be marked unclaimed and
sent to the dead letter office as unavailable.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22
s

Closing Out-We publish in another
column the announcement ofMr T. r. Farrall,
that he is selling off his stock of goods at cost,
to close business tor the purpose of leaving
the county. We invite the attention of the
public to the fact as to where they can obtain
bargains. but We regret to learn that Mr..
Farrall contemplates leaving the comfy. Mr..
Farrallis wide awake and enterprising citi-
zen, and when such as him leave the county the
county snfers loss that can hardly be es-
timated. That we SIMPLY regret Mr. Farrall
intends taking such step will not express it
we are heartily sorry
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22
KespIux Water Armies

Keeping Water Apples.--Aa sa,.,;.
enoed frnii dealer says he does no, w.s, n
pat apples in the cellar or fruit room vn.l
there is a little boar frost inside the barr.l II
good, sound apples, and only such are nm, ia
the barrel, and the apples are well sb.Lso
down, and the head pressed In so that tb.,. !.
danger Of the apples shaking in the barr, !,
slight frost sill not hurt them. By mi, re
mean, that the barrel can be exposed n ait.
a sharp frost for short time, without IL -.
trating deep enough into the barrel n .hal
the fruit to an injurious extent. The ,,.a
secret Of keeping apples through the w;,pr
is, TO store them in a well ventilated roo,. a,
cellar, that is kept as near tbe freezing ro;rt
as possible, without actually freezing IN = IN
pies. Apples and potatoes should never he
kept in the same cellar, or If this i unovo,3,.
bic, the potatoes should be kept in the w.,m.
est part Of the cellar, and the barrels Of annss
well headed up, near the windows, wbers m
days when the air outside is only A fe,. A.
grees above freezing, they can be treated 10 a
cold breeze from the open windows, while at
the same time, the atmosphere in the mart Of
the cellar where the potatoes are kent does
not fall below forty degrees. With A ,ber.
mometer in the cellar, IL is quite possible 10
cool off the apples without injuring the poia.
toes. Do not unhead the barrels unnl the
apples are wanted. 1t ia rarely good plan
to sort over the apples to pick out the rotten
ones. Better let them remain undisturbed 80
Apples in ripening give off carbonie acid,
which cannot be allowed to accumulate in the
house cellar, but must be removed bv venna.
ton. This deletorious gas, carbonic acid,
aids in preserving the fruit, aud II is one Of
the advantages Of an outside cellar, that this
can be allowed to remain.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22

A Short Tobacco CrOp.-The Baltimore
Journal Of Commerce publishes special reports
from the tobacco growing sections of Mary
land, Virginia and North Caroinl, as to the
injury to the crop By the frost and the proba-
BILE yield as compared with last year The
acreage planted in tobacco this year is report
ed as much less than in 1885, and owing to
unftyorable weather not much over two-thirds
of a crop had been expected prior to the frost.
While considerable part of the crop has al
ready been gathered, the frost very seriously
damaged what was still in the fields, running
a large per centage oft and thus still further
reducing the yield In some few instances
the crop is stated to be as large as last year
and the quality as good, but nearly all the
reports claim that the yield will be much re
duced, the estimates running from one-third
to two-thirds of "a crop, and with the quality,
especially 10 parts of North Carolina and
Virginia, very poor. In the great Durham
district the yield is estimated at not over for
ty per cent. of an an average and Of very infe-
rior grade.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22
A Severe Winter predicted-An

change says; The other afternoon we met al
old farmer whose sands of lie have nearly run
out, and who has been close observer fol
over half century, who informs US that the
coming winter will be an unusually severe one,
with pienty OF ice and snow and is likely to
set in earlier than for some years past He
says he has watched the corn husks for many
years and never knew it to fail in sicgle in
stsnce, that when the husks were unusually
thick, the winter would he very severe one
This season, he SAYS, the husks are thicker
than he ever SAW thsm, and very severe
winter is in prospect.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22

:. = ~. u
rieaS""' f"r'S ING Young I'ala n"'
10 nc '"'"'"F ny '"e Young e'"''ehF"'o' 'o'
''e'S%'''"'' ~" '"''''' u, '"e e i.. u'i's'
Wv '''''"".'' 'e"rs Ny'H7 w
y ~" -" ~, W" '',''' give > PF"
~ "'r ~ ,"'r'' guy ." fiFFsa'' = =,
l'S' mseN'. |N''''o' "" '"e "'eAa lqfe was nol
''Ee 'H' wa P''", NsS 'ess Seis'i 49,, ''a !
1y !, - 49, j. '4'N 4 .ss5..a
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22

Wool Blankets immense size, 6 feet wide
over feet long, slightly soied worth s.,
redaced to So 10
Fancy Silks, bargains only, 80, 40, As and
so cents.
zs- Cloth for men and boys wear, excel
lent qualify, 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, douoletold, IL yards for So
Red Twill Flannel, all wo.l Csc Black
Cashmere Snawls pure wool, 81 so.
Black and Colored Silk Velvets, bargain at
81 %, our reduced price 81.
Double Wool Blankets, only 40 pairs left,
slightly soiled, cheap at 81 So, price reduced
500.
/ 900 Remnants of Dress Goods, Calico.
Cotton, Cloth, Silks and Velve;s which we
sell less than cost
One hundred Ladies Coats, last years styles
which we have no price for, no reasonable
offer refused for them.
Excellent quality black silk, 75c, 81 co.
Good Corsets 25c. Beached 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
extra large size Bridal Quilts worth ST so
presented to each customer who buys s.
worth OF Dry Goods.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22
How to Disinrect Carpets l

How to Disinfect Carpets If an,
article Of household furniture requires dish.
h'I'nk Occasionally, i, ia carpet; espe, tlty
if it u,s been used considerable tune I'll,
following is a method recommended by
Lady housekeepcr botu rs disiniectaht aud
apreycnuye ofmoths. Add three tablespoon.
fais Of turpcntiue to three quarts ofwater; Il
urAte large sponge vita this mixture
squeeze it about two-thirds, dry, and 90 over
the carpet carefully. As often as the sponge
becomes dirty, cleanse 1t aud take in fresh
supply OF water.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22

The Shortening Day The days are
seusibly growing shorter, AID the long even
ings Of the pleasant weather steal upon us
with scns' Of conicntment aud enjoyment
which render them very attractive. Time
flies rapidly, aud it surprises US TO find that
we are already advanced in the latter half Of
year that Stems to have oleued upoa US but
yesterday
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22
NOTICE of an ESTRAY.
STATE OF MARYLANI

STATE OF MARYLAND -
Charles County to WI:
HEREBY certify that on this 7th of October
in Che year 1886, personally appeared before
me the subscriber, a Justice OF the Peace Of
the said State in and for the county aforesaid
Annie J. Montgomery, and made oath on Inc
Holy Evangely of Almighty God, that she
had taken up astray, trespasslng upon PEI
premises, the following stock; TWO large
Black Hogs, no ear marks, supposed to Ds
two years old Given under my hand ana
seal. FREDERICK L. DENT, J. +:
The owner or owners Of the above descrlo-
ed property are hereby notified to come iIr-
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take
the same away otherwise they will be dlsPos'
ed OF according to law.
ANNIE J. MONTGOMERY,
near Bryantown, northwesterly direction
oct l5-ct
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22

New Design. The new desiga foratht
postal card will he quito press about the !
Of Dtrrmrler. It tcus = vignette of Ih ma
JciIrrson The ohjccN n 90 the present &c
s.uis th,tit is too large Tor the slze tn,
card, aud docs mol give writer's suf'i len
space to put tie tddres. on Pr pcrIy.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22
Special session -.a-- .i.,.; !, ). sion

the Circuit Court wll he bel "a M,nia.
II xi, October 25tli Ia hear ,ppe IL FROM til
Registers Of voters This IS the onl DIV til.
court viii ST for The purpose, Those VII.
lave been refused Registration t,ure tRe.righ
Of sppe,d to the Circuit Court, anil it the
think proper to avail themselves OF ibis ri-A
can do so Gu Monday rhJse coneernc.
should bear this in nlul
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22

An elastic step, buoyant spirits and clear
complexion, are the results Of pure blood
The possesser Of healthy blood enjoys q clear
ness OF pereeptiou, impossible when ne blood
Is heavy win Impurities. Take Ayers Sar-
sapa.iiia. the eest tlooi urider md yi u
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22

Hog Cholera. The Coliowiug recipe for
hog cholera is highly recommended: cents
worth Of rOpperas aad 5rents worth Of brim-
stone, mix'd ia one quart OF hichory ashes
q sick hng double The dose Mix g mill fec
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-22
Excursions to BaItimore.-rbo,

participating should not, under any circum
stances, neglect to embrace the opportunity
10 Obtain the Acknowledged Finest Clothing
for Men and Boys At greatly reduced prices.
Visit Acme Hall, 2O9 West Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, and you will be sure OF 4 CORDIAL
reception.