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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09
F"INANoRANp TRApE.
ThS Features Of the n0asy and Stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEw YoRE, April&-Aoney on call easy At lha
Exponent Prime mercantile paper as percent
Startling Exchange unchanged.
GOVERNMENT BoNba-puu9 and steady,
sfATB BoNDS-Were very dull and SeeRdY,
RAILROAD B0Nps-SSleS were $4,000.
sT0cEs-Were dull and strong. There was no
news, directly Affecting Reading interests and II
cl0sed ulchRngedRt Is. The strength and activity
IN Jeney Central was due 70 talk ptAn effort on
the part Of the Baltimore & Ohio, and also
the Pennsylvania railroad, " secure con.
tEOl ola majority q the stock. LAcklwanpa was
comparatively dull but arm, PAclac Mail was
conspicuous Tor ls continued strength.
lussthe last hour there was q reaction Of small
fractions TO oVer. Il peEesnt In the active stocks
and the market closed barely steady With irregular
changes, although 4 majority Of the active list Is
up y percent. There were further Important ad-
v6lees In some Of the inactive stocks, Including
Milwaukee, Lake shore. \ Western, both COM
mon aud preferred, the loEmer selling trom 20 to
% aud the latter from Toto 70, Etle preferred Is
up percent.
Transactions 27,S23 shares.
Y, s. 81, lOli =, 8. ~. ll21S; 2, 1, new ",
l8M Pacific d Of 'e5, l?7S; Central Paclhe inS,
ilbN Efie seconds, lgi LehiRh &MtlkesbAETe, ord,
10; 81. ?. as. q, fsts, III; Tennessee q,
old bSi do. now, ISL TexAs. Pacific Land Grants,
do; Rio Grande, bIi Union Paclac fns, llGk;
90 Land Grants l0lHi do sinking fund, llsi w.
coupons, 81; do deferred, vi Adams Express, l46;
American Express, l05Ei LauRdR Southern, 70;
Central tGcldi, AK Chesapeake 4 Ohio, 10; do
lrsS preferred, II; do seconds, 49, O., O., o, 4
l., n; Denver 4 Rio Grande, ll<: RFie, ~; do
preferred, SgyGi Fort Wayne, EI7i Kansas q TexIas,
2s; Lake Erie h Western, llk; Lake Shore, sly;
Louisville 4 Nashville, SSk; LOulsyIlle, New al.
bany Il Chicago, ~; Memphis & Charleston, 80;
Michigan Central 67i Missouri Pacific, l03ki Nash.
Vile y Chattanooga, 49, New jersey LentFAl,
Ihsi Northern Pacific, 25;do preferred, Sol; Chi.
cagO i Northwestern, l07k, do preferred, l89; New
YORK Central, 1919; Ohio Central, N; Ohio 4
Mississippi, EN- do preferred, 90; PiCllo Mall,
s sSs F EassiGeosq b; t Do pfSsiieefpr,ea9' 4gj; q 4, II ao y 81 4
TX; do preferred, lis; Texas q Pacific, llk;
uni1n Pacific, l9i United states Express, 6S; w.,
l., 4 II, SIS do preferred, IN; WellS.Fargo
100 Western Union, 6y<,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09

There Is the usual talk about opening
the summer hotels earlier than usual"
but 1t does not mean anything Of the kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09
asstause,s petiess.
gxreutpr's SALE.
n%yEouToRIs SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE,
u gglCE HOUSE NO, 1874 EoFF ST.
uo,D,y. APRIL a. commencing Rt 10 O'Clock
W XIX trout door Of the Court House, We Will
A. y NntbIir auction House numbered llSi Eotl
\ SS,at6inlng seven rooms; ground y teet .
ives itonL running back 70 q private alley,
SyaayS-Tg thirds cash, balance Ia Two equal
I9A Fe' PHILIP II. RAIDER and
A. W, RAIDER,
e,.g,op Of the last will Of CHARLES RAIDER, ST.,
4SfsfIl ulEn. Aucponeer. mrag
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09

An old house in California which had
been abandoned to several swarms Of bees
yielded 900 pounds Of honey Of excellent
quality,
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TaantGA.

I1NTED-BOY WITH $40 90 Dash
Wa,,,,v 10 act As News Agent on B 40.
sSply q GSloS NEWS co. R'&o. Depot
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gM ~antsLEaemtar.
oHae, So. % aaa 81 E0nEtesnthsEsst.
rHR PlaHr OYER MooL.

TArin TtnkoFtnE-An Epltpms Of Wool Lsgis-
lAhon In the United states.
Robert p. Porter IN Philadelphia Pres,
The great fight against the Ways and
Means Committee Tariff bill will be made
on the following paragraph, which puts
wool on the free list;
All wool, hair Of the Alpaca goat and
other like animals, unWashed, washed or
secured, wool on the skin, wooden rags,
Ahoddy, mungo, waste and hoCks,
Messrs. Tichnor, and Jingle, in their Rd-
mirRble history Of the tariff legislation
upon wool, show that aheep were brought
% this country "a early as 1910; that laws
70 encourage sheep raising were enacted
IN Massachusetts in l646, and "a early as
1876 1t was written that New England
aboulds with sheep" In 1874 the frat
official estimate Of the production OF wool
was made, and 1t was estimated at from
100000 to 100000 pounds. Wool
was Tree until l0lB, when 1t became sub
Iect to duty at l5percent ad valorem as a
non'enumeEated article, II was not made
1924.
By this act manufactured wool, the
actual value Of which at the place whence
imported did not exceed ten cents per
pound, was made dutable at 10 percent
ad YaloEem until June |, 1926, and there
alter at 50 percent ad yalorem.
OTHER CHANGES OF TIE PAST.
In 1928 q still higher rate Of duty was
placed on inmanutRCtured wool, namely:
Four cents per pound aud 40 per cent I'D
valorem until June 80, 1920, and there.
alter annually an additional duty Of 8 per
cent I'D Yalorem until such ad valorem
duty should reach 90 percent, On low
priced wool this rats was equal to 100 per-
cent ad valorem, Wool OH the skin was
made dutiabls at the same rate as other
imported wool, Under these acts the pro.
duCtion Of wool in the United States had
increased to 50,0OO,000 pounds annually In
1881.
In 1882 another change was made, and
under the provision Of this act unmanu-
laCtured wool Of the value at the place Of
expectation, not exceeding eight cents per
pound was admitted free OF duty. All
WOOL exceeding eight cents per pound In
value was dutiable at four cents per pound
and 40 percent ad valorem.
This provision for the free admission OF
the lower grades Of wool was continued in
act passed IN 1889, while all wool above
hevalueo ieightCents perpound was made
dutiable at four cents per pound and IS
percent al yalOrem, the latter duty to be-
gradually reduced Ia % percent ad valo.
in 1912.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April s.-Petroleum quiet but
steady; National y transit CERTIFICATES opened at
Of 7gic; highest 1901 lowest 72ho; clelrances l,i7I,i
00 barrels, rams 60,6S barrels.
TUtnyIILE, PA, April S.-Opened al 725zc; hlgh.
eSt 100; lowest 72Hci closed Rt 721tc.
,NEy YeAk. April S.-Petroleum irn; United
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09

BR1AkAaH d lmmatetlal Il you have
l8PALbMa's GLUA a hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09

THAT HACKING coUalr can be 80 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It.
WILL you suFFRR with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint Shiloh's Waller IL
guaranteed 10 cure you.
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you. :
CATiRRH oURRD, health and sweet
breath secured, by shlloh's Catarrh Rem.
edy., Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 o., wholesale
agents, Wheeling. W. Va.
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ohio RIVER RAILROAD.

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table corrected 70 DEC. 10, 1885. TrAibh
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street.
hOai public landing, ~ l0toWs-Centfal Standard
~Time-WhIoh "a S5 minutes lloNet than whe0lpg
um'' come SCUM.
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WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH D1v1.
wv sion, B., 40.
On and After DEC. is, 1855, passenger trains vii
run u tollcws-Wheellng time.
For P~itbbufgh-6;06 o. M, 6.26 p. m. daily; 7.S5
4. M 100 .. mt daily e1cept Sunday.
From Pftbburgh-lit80 q, ms 6i20 p. M daily
eIcept sunday 1913 P. m, dAiiyigi8 9. m dAily,
From RAghIngton-p.3 q. m, daily 11!S0 O. NJ,
G:2op N, d1lly except Sunday 1873 !. m.ldMil
B, DUNBAR, General Bup'L
TT. lam, TfSv, Pasa. At wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09

#.
=. .1o.d. ,ro rIoouuro IN nsL,,rn voi flint aE-
toa ,Iiur ~ ~ n XIII iu,ve's GeiebINieI liver
PIIlSu forf in nj tllIaii twenty wears IN inv family,
had them constantly and had 70 Try others ,ana
have tried good yarlely, D1L ! haNS hSnIITdi
had any to act 80 promptly, Tontaoi Nv
nicely ~ McLanes. ! IVY uss9 Lns,i II;ss
wiie, anu clllHfel, Wlththo IlOsIg ..Pntiiy iI9 ~ N
suits. For children. ilaylnB Ivy tlslI w. VIZ
" Win sllcI easy anu nappy tneSI' ! TTSSHMSIaa
nils do tile wOrk-dO 10 promptly. do y well.
aud leave no ~ effects behind. AS Die r..
pmT TtSr,lnS The systSm Tor GIdilhIne, there Is no
hiil or medicine equal 10 Dr. Q. MCLane's Cele'
Grated Liver Pills. I expect TO use them rs
long rs | live, II they continue Is good Us they
have been III the past.
Pastor NJ, h. church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TEN1sr1ao, Canada West, ont
MEssRs, FLEMING Bnos,
.h siSs nIc H \ gad PIn 6SI Hiotts ri niII.S have used I
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TOLEDO. o., Aprll.s.-WheAt steady; cash S5<a
S71lcj May s5lllc; June $40 bid; August STie;
September SsNc. Corn firm cash SskCi May SS32o;
June a9c. 0A9 dull May S2kc. Clover seed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09

A confirmed old drunkard contemplates
the sea with q melancholy air and re.
marks with o sigh: "What a waste Of
ahanalD
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TArin TtnkoFtnE-An EpltVms Of Wool Lsgis-
lAhonin h United states.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09
For Sale.
SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

The following Lots on wheeling Island belong
Ing 70 The estate Of the late VIM! Mccoy, viz;
Lots No. u, 81 and "a on BrOadway.
LOA No. W and 50 on York street
LOT No. W, 100 and l0l on Virginia street.
Lou No. W. los, ITO and Ill on Huron Atfeet.
LOS No. la, l21 and l89 on Wabash street.
lot No. ~ on Water street.
aT9 ". v. HOuEG BRO, 1900 Market st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09

pIITsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
4 LOUIS RAlLRoADEPGn Handle Route.
%, 1855, Trains leave Pan Handle station, foot Of
Eleventh street. near public landing, ~ i0lloWE,
Oenlul HtRndabh HmA,'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-09-03

French's Hetel.-Any ofour friends in
teOding TO visit New York, will be pleased to
learn that their we'll known and favorite stop
ping place, Frenchs Hotel, is ready to receive
them. The house has been in the hands of
ekiiled workmen for months, and is complete
ly renovated. Every hail and room has
handsome Brussels carpets, and all the furni-
ture is new, aud Of Cherry or Mahogany,
while iunumershie French plate looking glass
es adoru the walls, in every part OF the house
The general diaing-room is one of the largest
and handsomest in the city, and is, with the
private diniug-rooms, deliberately furnished
All the sleeping rooms have electric call bells
used for awakening guests, without the old
fashioned kicking on the door, aud ample ven
tilstion. One of the aew proprietors, Mr.
Frederick " Coleman, was for several years
manager and part owner, aud still owns one
fourth of the CArrolton Hotel, Baltimore, and
is the son of the late aud fsr-famed Robert .
Coleman, of the Astor House. The well
known Chef; Edward Mehl, has charge Of the
culinary department The Head waiter is
Herara, late OF the famous Cranston Hotel.
West Poiut, and Briguoli, of Martinelli New
York has charge Of the Cafe Room The Ho-
eel is kept on the European Plan the price of
rooms being 81 per day, and the kill Of fare is
equal to that Of any FIRST class hotel in the city
though theptices are very moderate See the
card of the HoleliI another column.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-09-03

Reports from persons who are well informed
GA the tobacco crop ia Maryland concur that
Tire outlook for this years. crop is very unsat-
isfactoty, Scarcely helf an average crop is
expected. The tobacco plants suffered very
much il the early part of the season from ex-
oessiye rain, and now the complaint seems to
he the excessive drought. Such tobacco as is
surviving. however, is said to he Of good
quality, aud will command good prices next
year. Last years crop is now coming to the
city with a rush. The tobacco warehouses,
particularly No. ,, corner of Conway an
Light streets, JohH T. Bond, inspector, are
taxed to their utmost to handle the large
numbers of hogsheads arriving. Reports
from Southern Maryland state that corn is
suffering SIMILARLY to tobacco too much rain
early in the season and not enough now
Sur.
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Transfers Of Property.-Biils of sale

Transfers Of PrOperty.-Bills of sale
FROM Theobald Briscoe to II. II. Richmond;
consideration, S75 s. John L. Harley to
John S. Harley consideration, $3.50. Alex
C,mpbel to 4. J. Doarmau; consideration
$50 Webster Wenck to p. Il. Wills con-
Alteration. S22S. Frank Wheeler to F. A.
Richmond; consideration, $3.50. George
Jameson to John S. Bealle consideration,
s45. James Jones and wife to 7. G, Bate
man; consideration, S39 81. r. Thomas to
John " jenkins; consideration, $40 10. F.
+. Hardy to James Hardy consideration,
81
Decds.-From Samuel II. Berry, Trustee
10 Edward S. Boone for tract of land called
s'wiltuince Plains" r. Z. Risen and wife
10 James Spading for tract of land called
.Orphans Loss" consideration, $40.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-09-03


- Misses stone gave lawn tennis party
=, their home yesterday evening
Ms Col. Tom Brady is expected to vi t
..,.,iyes in this county during the latter
part Of the MONTH
Tie ovster season begun on "Wednesday,
.,d the clerk has been busy Turing the week
;ssuipg ,ongers' licenses
EE. wenck Of Baltimore and tobacco
., from Europe Travelled through the coun-
:. a,r;,g the week examining the new tobac
co crop.
Tho white public schools opened on We'd
DAG owing to the shortness funds the
,o,ored schools will not olen until the LIST Of
October.
Z. tsbalf of our better half we return Gen.
c,.,man thanks for the choite box of peach
.antus. They we're dslia iJus, and the gift
highly appreciated
Tn. oy,ter packing establishment nj Rock
p,;o, opened ON Wednesday. Although th'
.,.-s in the Potomac river are said to be
.r,re. the managers Of the packing house ex
noe, to do good business.
The Thursday ball of this week at Ce{ a
po;,,-tbe final Of the seas n was giysn FOL
M benefit Of the popular manager, Mr.
c,.vtber. The attendance was large and tn
,.ceipts satisfactory well deserved compli
meut 10 i'mine host"
Mr. A. r. DealbA, the popular proprieto
If the Union Botiling Company, Baltimore
ala hi, friends in the county a visit durin
he week. His beer still gives entire satisfa'
inn and is used throughout the county.
Miss Lizzie Hamilton on Thursday Of lu
week as ,he was driving along the main roa
! from La Plata homeward, had one Of Il
E large windows in her carriage smashed by
click thrown through the window. She WI
Z TAD first under the impression that some mil
+ tc,esnt did the deed, but the later opinio
Z oreyals that one Of the carriage wheels pas
E ed over the end of the stick making it fly u
n causing the damage as stated.
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New POstorlcc.-Au application has beer

New POstOfI1cc.- application has been
received at the PostoGice Department for the
establishment of new postotiice in Charles
county. Thei6rst ume suggested for the
new Office was Exchange" but in view Of
the fact THAI there is a postoiice called EH-
change ia indiana, tine title Of the office was
rejected, because "Md aud lind. " when
written hurriedly, look very much alike on
mail matter Cottage IIiIi'' was next sug-
gssted, bit the department is opposed to Civ
ing a double name TO Il fourth class Postotiice
Some other aame will he suggested before the
Office is established -Sm.
We have learned morning Of the above APP
picstion, and don't know where tue new post
office is wanted.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-09-03
Letter Sheet Envelopes.

Letter Sheet Envelopes. In view Of
furnishing the .pHhic with additional tacili-
tics for correspondence by n.dl, the Postofiec
Department has made arrangements for the
issue and sale Of i new article of poStahsta-
tioncry, CoHfGiNins Stsmped tuvrlupe and a
letter sheet, known IS ''Tuc Letter Sheet NJ
neloIe." These sheets arc OF the dcnomina-
ton Of two cents. and they bear the portal,
Of General Grant with other printing If ap-
Troprinte design. The letter 81 eet cusviorr is
Of good material and very convenient. When
letter il written the sender vets the gum
med edges aud the letter is sealed The letter
is easily opened, there being a small margin
closely perforated on both sides. This is
torn OF by the receiver and the letter is thus
,pcled The letter sheets costs 3 cents; 2,
cents; =, cents; IA, % cents; 80, 81 Is;
lO", 81 SO, and SO on in proportion The
letter sheet. caves trouble, rs the writer has
postage stamp envelope and wriltng paper
combined
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-09-03

The New Catholic University .-Bish-
or Spaldiug, Of ProrU1 H., who is spoken Of
as he ptobrLle president Of the new Catholic
university to lie established in Washington
city, has been travelling about the country
raising funds for the new institution, and'is
ROW in that city. lu speaking of the result
"' his work 6e said; a have found our PEG
pc every Whass enthusiastic over the project,
4 as.;eas!s =...ssrsisy was something the
idea Is ia, 6.E0rf'wsy OF urng rea,rEeh-
Catholics in all parts Of the country are co
irihuting their mites, aud quite lar
an cunt has been roliected There il
dUuht that building operations will be begr
before another wear has passed -
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Tournament at Marshall Hall +,

grand Tournament previously announced
took place at Marshall Hall, on Wednesday
and was witnessed by at least fifteen hundred
persons. The county was well reprpseuted
and strangers hailed from Prime. coorrs. :
county and Washington city, The riding
began at 4 o'ciock, and was not concluded
until dark. Mr.. VIM. Gwynn in the sb.once If
Mr.. Brandt delivered the charge to the
Knights. Five Knights tied for the 6oDor. Al
OF whom rode SO well that it was imOos.ihl. to
decide the one entitled to crown ~ on.on
finally It was decided to draw IT., ~ ,ha
result was as follows; Mr.. Joe Gree, a.o,vn
ed the Queen, Miss Maud Muscbsf,a I'm linn.
my Nudd' Miss Nellie Griffin, Isl Maid
Joe Turner, Miss Bertha Hunt 2,t Ma
harry Mudd, Miss Mamie Barry ., MA
aud Julian Cox, Miss Mollie cona ~ NO.. a,S
Maid Of Honor. The coronation toa gO ~ ~
: o'clock and from that time until -, ra
dancing was the main feature of smr '4o'n'"s
Col. Mekibbin was unremittiug !"
tentiOn to his guests, and all So. = MS ~ =,
pleased with their trip to hi, No. se''lsd wen
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-09-03

sdTnfts Elfc shock hadRRssel' 80 iag
out III The distance. lsSas aot hss tive,
AL the damage having been done " 3 IS
TUESDAY night The police stai5ll snd #ftf'
Other pub &c buildinss,and fully ytwo-ihipdss i
,the residences il IN, ri,y are aainbab italaa
hing wrecked ellher totally or paEliall Ys-.
Sc4rC~l, loo houses in the city are Occupied,
the people being All tncluiped i'm the'Bpe6
places. All the stores are ctosed, andAs
scarcity OF food is feared, not from wapt Of
provisions, but because no one Gan ~ g6e to
reach The stores to- sell 'taenI. The Gig is
vrapped in rlonm and business is eniirei,
Suspended FssuTrS in the earth are NOTICED
from which huc st:id iprirently froili a
great depth, eAuleS Two sisfit jiOvksslas%
teen felt since Wednesday mtruiug.4 sAeiiher
OF tlem did ANY lui1ncr desFucHlp. .,Np.,a
single pr,cc OF ygslness in the save drus
sore, winch IS busy prepalA. ile pres iPtijhs
| for the Mounted, IS open - ~" ,i..s
/ There are three or four steamers in poHt in
| clud'nS the uuO9 Tenders, aud iu;nly OI;the in
haitian are povidpd with births on these
! boats. Fortunately tn. weather hts Betn Gdod
and the harshIps are not as severe, as 'theS:
might have been. The situation. however, is
4
cation with the rest Of the world, afflicted and
haunted With the prospect Of immediate
death that isabout the condition Of this con-
munity. no trains have departed or ar.
rived nete in "a hours 1t is said that all
the railroads leading into the city are Grip
pied. Tne statement is made that all the rail-.
road tracks are twisted into the shape Of
snakes
Owing to the demoralised condition of
everyth ng here it simpossiOle to give correct.
facts iurther than this. The number Of casual
ties has not yet been aseetl,ined- probably
from 30 TO 40 killed and over 100 in;nrei.
The loss property will probably reach S.
600, 900 or Sl0,000,OOO. rhree.fourths oftbe
buildings in the city viii have to be rebuflt
There was very little shipping in port, and
none OF it was injured The Disturbances
have notat all affected the water in thebsrhnr:
although 1t is evident that all the shocks c1me
from soutneasterly direction, and therefore
from the sea.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-09-03
VIII receive large size extra hne quality
Bridal Quilt wor,h 81 30.
Special Notice No. 2.

Two Of our handsome, extra l'rge size,
Satin Damask Towels worth Will he pre-
scented TO each rustomni from Char es county
who huvs 5wo-th of Dry foods.
Albatross and Nuns Yelling, pure Wool,
double width h 'autiFnl sprine shl'ies. h hts
Just received 10 600 Yards of beautiful
Spring Dress Go'.is in ~! the lovely and ne"
~stsle shides, tn elegant Dress Goods "r'
worth IS cents sar,i, the prize is realuccd j.
10 cents.
Another big. ht of Home spun. Dress Good
Just received atney are all pure fine wool
beautiful spring shades, the price is reduce,
to Is cents.
Royal Serge; in hc,ntifll spring slndes
double width, /, yards for 9
Elack Cashme e Shlwls pure wool, 50
Surah Silks, eNtr:, wide width. exr-l,en
quality, in all the new spring Shades, casI
value |, price educed to % cents.
Satines, Navy litde, Carpet AMI Brow
Is cents.
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yEfPLY TIES.
, ,alou, fo1. Them.-.Counierfeit silver

Lookout lot lheh ''''o'
dollars bearing the date 1881 have made their
.r,e,rtnce. Uon the outside of these coins
l, hin she'll Of silver, which gives it a prop
or color but the iusides are composed of a
composition Of lead to give the necessary
weight. They are said to be an excellent i'm
itstOn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-09-03

Congressional Conventions =, =.
publican STATE Central Commits Tue ne
upon the following places and ds,.. aa' settl'
ing the Congressional CoDysn,' a"'ior hold
State: 4HOrS Tor thl:
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