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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-15

The match resulted in a tie between Messrs.
Nesle and \. Jameson, who agreed in conse-
quence OF its being too dark to shoot longer.
TO divide the prize. This being the first at
tempt at an entertainment of this kind in
Port Tobacco. 1t was considered success
The sPortSmen enjoying the pleasure of the
shooting and Mr.. Norris the profits of the I'M
dertaking.
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-. pIanets-Tiranns Z !

o.,ober Planets -Uranns is morning
W. ss october. Jupiter was the evening
g. " ~ the 9th, aud then took his course
'iaI ., or, star. Saturn is morning star,
ai nOi The aost eligible situated for observa-
80 !, n apy Of the planets during October
liea Ib,agiful planet may be easily found, for
r ~ and Pollux are on the north and Pro
.r an on the south, and he is the only bright
gvN tstreeu them. Venus and Neptune are
'sI .;oc stars, while Mars aud Mercury are
n'lI lng stars The apparent movements Of
go. - will interest the amateur astronomer.
l i. ~ his month the days will continue TO
i Da,s rapidly. On the lrt the length If the
~ ALI hours 4s minutes on the 3lst it
oa .ii no 10 hours 81 minutes. The suns posi-
W. ~. Z The heavens gives another indication
W. " ~ seasons advance. Observers will
o i IN, note that the sunrise and sunset points
-, - 70 move rapidly southwark.
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Millinery, Fancy Goods, &

Millinery, Fancy foods, &c. Mrs
George A. Wade in another column calls the
attention OF her customers and friends TO heI
new supply Of Millinery, Fancy Goods and
Confectoueries, just received. Persons wish
ing to purchase such goods will find
it 10 their advantage to purchase from her in
stead Of sending to the city. Freight aud
other expenses can be saved. Prices low and
goods warranted.
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YEARLY RATES

Gnns. ctc.-ln another column will be
seen the advertisement Of Messrs. {. 5. Werts-
n,r & Co., Offering for sale guns, ammunition
md other articles used by the sporting world.
Their prices are low aud goods Of superior
ouslity. We recommend their house as relia-
bic and hope our friends wishing anything IN
their line will not forget to give them an
ordtr
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-15

Malarial TrOHbles.-Th cool mornings
and evenings are now at hand. BE very
careful to put on sufIlcieat clothing. This is
lust the season to gSthcr in large crop oil
the seeds Of disease, and the prevalence oil
malarial troubles in tho Autumn is largely
due TO carelessncss in this respect. Exercise
constant watchfsness, and be on your guard
against the morning fogs and the evening
dews.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-15

Excursions TO BaitimOre.-Those
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 a cordial
reception.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-15

Why go about with that aching head7 Try
Ayers Pills. They relieve the stomach, re-
store the digestive organs to healthy action,
remove the distractions that depress the
nerves and brain, and thus cure headache.
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FOR SALE.

900 ACRES of LAND with good an(
ZCU sufficient buildings lying near thu
line Of the Southern Maryland Railroad, ant
one mile from Gallant Green and Malcolm
Station. The soil is well adapted to The
growth of corn, wheat and tobacco. TIT
and consists of three fields and an excelen
meadow. For sale cheap and upon convent
ent terms. Possession given Immediately. =
For particulars apply to
SYDNEY L, MUDD, Attorney at Law,
oct l-tf Gallant Green, Charles Co. Md
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-15

Mrs. Jones, how is your health this morn
Ingf' Thank you, madam, much improved.
! bought bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
last night and, after the first DOSE my cough
was checked, i slept well, and have not
eoughed once this morning.
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Shooting Mattel, I'll. ,boo

Shooting Match The shoo ing m Itch
given by Mr.. J + Norris, proprietor Of tile
Centennial House in th. village, took plarr
on Thursday evening Of last week, and
was well attended A lot near town was
selected as tine shooting grounds. Two purses
of money were the prizes The following i.
ths6rst score.
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NOTICE of an ESTRAY.
STATE OF MARYLAND.
Charles County 10 W.T.:

DIAIE UT MARI
Charles County 10 VT:
HEREBY certify that on this 7th Of October
in the year 1886, personally appeared before
me the subscriber, Justice OF the Peace OF
the said State in and fer the county aforesaid,
Annie J. Montgomery, and made oath on the
Holy Eyangely of Almighty God, that she
had taken up astray, trespassing upon her
premises, the following stock: Two large
Black Hogs, no ear marks, supposed to be
two years old Given under my hand and
seal FREDERICK L. DENT, J. P.
The owher or owners of the above describ-
ed property are hereby notified to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take
the same away otherwise they will be dispos-
ed OF ccording to law.
ANNIE J. MONTGOMERY,
near Bryantown, orthwesterly direction.
oct l5-et
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-15

Graz, rl's ST.. fits stopped free by d. Kline.
'reat Nerve Restorer. No fits ar,s, - A.'pe
bo,,. f,.s s'0 ., CO cures Treatise and q trial
COL oo,'s lLee to 1T cases Send to D, = r, Inc,
9S' Arch Street, Philadelphia, P. y N''"''
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Ponds Extract.-A,though supreme
over pain, it has high and more useful field
of action, for it strikes at the root of ma ny
disorders. Try it.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-15

The match resulted in tie between Messrs
Jenkins Neale and Wertsner, which was she.
"a at pigeons each, Mr.. jenkins winning the
prEe.
The following is the second score:
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Focal aN Qnsonal.

Vs,- m, OAcs oft6e ISDEPESDEST nae 6eeH
), n. 6rst floor Of he Masonic Hal,
. .s.,"sateiy opyo,de &e Epise0pal Church.
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OUINTOLEO.-The great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Reluedy. Reliable, Safe q Efficient.
Price 20 cents per bottle. For sale by all
Druggists. sep Z4-lm
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Published every Friday morning.
The ysung mans advocate,
Tb, poor mans friend.
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
4 posRY. Publisher.

T.ru, Of advertising: For plain matter,
Z, % per square (s lines for the first inser-
ssu Is eeRls for each subsequent insertion.
Raj, and figure matter double the above rates.
0sit,sry notices half rates
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Mr.. ]. Bragonier, one of our most thrift
tv citizens, has purchased of late several hun
dred acres of land, near Hill Top,
and proposes dividing it up in
small farms, to be rented or sold. His
head is level and he has seized upon the right
idea, and we predict he will not regret his in
vestment.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-15

Aliens Fresh begins to show signs oflif
again. The thrifty Mr.. James Taylor, owner
Of the Cotton property has improved the same
with handsome and commodious dwelling
and Mrs. Kirk has repaired two dwellings on
her property, adding greatly to the appear
ance of the place.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-10-15

By an order from the Postmaster General
the postoffice here is made special delivery
office Matter for special delivery can be
mailed here for delivery, and stamps for soc
cial delivery can be had to forward matter to
other postotfices.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-02-13
Chincoteague
Fish ,sss M anure
WILL 1T PAY?

This is what the farmer and trucker
warts to know when they are asked to
buy anything. We are making 4 ma
nure that will pay farmers and truckers
to buy. 1t Is complete manure hay
in" all those ingredients that are neces-
slry to the growth OF crops, and in such
conditionthat they cal feed on them.
1t is not one of those manures that
stimulates The crops at first. and then
fails before the ,rOps are nlatllred. but
it continues to act until the crops are
made. keeping them green until ma
t,ired, andits effects are sting; as those
That have used it say they have seen its
effects on the second and third crops. 1t
will also produce good CROPS on the very
poorest land; this proves that it is coin
plete manure. Send ami get the tes;i-
monals OF those that have used 1t OH
corn, wheat. oats, potatoes. cabbage.
onions, water!nelons. NC. 1t has 10
equal; and for peach trees it is nnsur-
passed. Try it ard you will Ike convinced
that it Will produce better crops than
anything else for the same money
Those that have trie,l 1t say that it pro-
ducrs better trucks than MOL Peruvian
guaEo. For trslin onialS apply to
WM. Ii. LINGO s. CO..
Chirco. uayue, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-02-13
The Writer of Crock Of Ages"

In pleasant county of Devon,
in one of its seonestcred passes,
with 4 few cottages sprinkled over
it, muSed and sang Augustus Top.
lady. When lad OF sixteen. ana
on a visit to ireland. he had Strolled
into a barn IN which IN iliterate
layman WAS preaching-but preach
ing reconciliation to God through
the death of His Son.'rhe bomeiy ser
mon took effect. and from that time
the Gospel welded I'LL the power Of
OF this brilliant and active mind
During his last illness Augustus
Toplady seemed to lie in the YES.
thule Of glory. To friends in
quiry he answered with asparkling
eye; "Oh, dear sir. l cannot tellthe
comforts feel in my Soul-thcy are
past expression. The consultations
of God are so abundant that he
leaves me nothing to pray for. My
prayers are all converted into
praise. euJoy Heaven already
i'll my SOUL And within an honr
ofdying he called his friends and
asked if they could give him up;
and when they replied in the affir-
NATIVE, tears of.ioy ran down his
cheeks as lie added: "Oh, what a
blessing that YOU are made willing
to give me over to the hands of my
dear Rcdeemer and part with me,
for no mortal can live after having
seen the glor:eS which God has
manifested in my SOUL" And TINS
died the writer of the beautiful
hymn, Crock Of Ages, Cleft for
Me-"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-02-13
A Wise Decision.

Several years ago, while the peo-
pie Of WeStTenn"ssec were alarmed
at the approach of fever, Judge f..
convened court at Bolivar. Court
had been but a few days in session
when the reports from Memphis
caused additional excitement
There were many witnesses attend
ant npon court, and,ver naturally.
they importuned the judge to per
NIT them to go home. The bnsi-
ness part of the community. willing
to run any riSkfor the sake oftra1e,
declared that the scare was nnnec-
essary, and that the disease was
not yellow fever. a number of
physicians with, it soon appeared,
more learning than Judgment, re-
paired to the court room and as
sured the Judge that no danger of
an epidemic WAS to be apprehend-
ed.
The disease said one of the
medical gentlemen, lis not yellow
fever, but is zipuporastory.'
You are wrong, DOCTOR said an
other physician, 'for investigation
provost it to be posurentiscait.'
NO. said another doctor, 'you
are both wrong. l admit that it is
not yellow fever and that it can
never become an epidemic, but
it is nothing more OF less than an
exaggerated type Of costinetordig-
pjl.'
Then there arose a heated dis
cussion in which the Judge was I'M.
able to take part. He waited pa,
tiently until the discussion cooled
down, then, turning to the doctors,
said:
4 have been much entertained
and greatly instructed by the dis
cussion which you gentleman have
so ably conducted. I do not pre-
tend to say what the disease is, Tor
am not versed in such science
1t may be acute jehossiphat, eNag-
Grated pollywog, infammatory Jim
crow or mild type Of pluribus
unum, but there's one thing do
know. It's mighty ketchin' and
Pm going to adjourn this COURT
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-02-13
Only a Rnshcl of Corn.

There is Il statistician about the
Palmer House, says the Chicago
Herald, who desires to impress
everybody with economic facts.-
Said he yesterday: "Do You see
that mau over thereF Well, he's a
farmer down near Elgin. There
he goes with afriend; they're going
to get drink. The farmer will
pay for it. Now, let me see. That
man will sweat two mortal hours
next spring to pillow enough ground
TO raise one buShel Of corn. That
busliel of corn he will sell for 30
cents. He is going in there now
to spend the 80 cents fortwodrinkS.
Therefore. the farmer and the corn
have parted. Now, let ME tell you
what becomes of the corn. A bush
el of corn makes seventeen quarts
of whiSky-four and ;l.o,larter gal
Ions. The diStillery gets its first
prolific cents a gallon. There
You are-S2 for that bushel of corn.
Now the government comes in, so
cents a gallon-S3.S5 added to the
81 makes $3.50.
THAT brings the pro1nct of the
hnshel of corn down ia the ,iobher
and the wholeSalerand. finally, by
several stages, to the retaier. BY
the time it reaches the latter the
bushrl of corn or it's product Of four
and quarter gallons has been re-
duced one half, which means eight
and a half gallons. There are 60
drinks to the gallon-that is the
average eight and a half gallons
mean 270 drinks, at Is cents each
there we have 1868 as the con
Sinners price for Il bushel of corn
which the farmer raises aud sells
for 80 cents. Who says there is
not industry in this countrys Eut
the farmer we SAW just now spent
his whole hnShel of corn III the price
of two drinks, ana the people who
do not till the soil got away with
$4,000"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-02-13

1t contains nothing injurious, we
mean Dir. Bulls Baby Syrup for the
little ones. Price % cents.
Keep the head cool, the feet
warm and the bowels regular by
the use of DIR. Bulls Baltimore
Pills, and you will never be trou-
bled with dyspepsia.
Distemper is often fatal when
horses can't get green food. Days
Horse Powder is preventive.
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An exchange says: There are
more punS made on DIR. Bulls
Consh Syrup, free of charge. than
are paid for 10y the owners. A
good thing deserves the notice of
the press.
In the treatment of rheumatism.
govt. neuralgia. Sciatica, Sc, Sal
walton Oil Shonld he thoroughly
rubbed in. 1t kills pain. Price %
cents.
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ACCOM- &C 9. H.: VA,

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built by the day or contract, accord
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A dose of Red Star Cough Cure
will prevent you disturbing the
congregation, and put you in a
right frame Of mind to enjoy the
services. Twenty. FIVE cents q bot
tie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-31
POOR AMERICA.
Our Flag lnsulted, Our Citizens Out
ragged, Our Requests Scorned and
Our Power Defed,
Cutting Will Go to the chihuahua Dun.
geon for Two Years and the Uulted
States win Eat Humble Pie.
Escohar, Representing tho Grcascr Repub
lie, Makes AIS Lcrdly Beasts on the
streets OF IEi Paeo with Inlpnnity.
IT is HARD TO SWALLOW,

Special to the Gazette
HI PAso, Tx, July So.-The excite.
ment In the Cutting case has subsidized to
"a great extent, and the conviction Is
forcing itself on the public mind that the
American government Is about to he
bluffed by a fourth.rate nation.
Cutting seems 10 be fairly on the road
to the Mexican penitentlary, and Ger.
tainly viii land there II there Is any virtue
in bold front and neryy assertion OF
Mexican valor.
The trial OF Cutting has commenced In
raso del Norte,
The papers In his case are undergoing
an examination by Judge Casteuado, the
prosecuting attorney, and this h about
all that Is being done.
Three days are allowed within which
the trial must occur, and 10 Is believed
the trial so called viii conclude some
time tonight, when decision win he
rendered.
The Mexican lawyers In paso del
Norte believe that Cutting VIII get son.
tence OF one OF two years IN the state
peniteutlary at chihuahua.
Cutting is denunciatory OF the Mexican
government, and no doubt the manner In
which he is conducting himself walle Ia
DURANGO is preiudlclpg his case very
seriously; at least II is what the Mexi-
cans say
Escobar, the Mexican consul IN this
city who is making himself conspicuous
by hiu violent opinions, published card
in the local papers saying the American
governments demand OF Mexico was a
suitable one TO make OF Geronimo or
other wild savages, but notan enlightened
government like Mexico.
In answer to question Of what he
thought of Cutting getting $50, 900 dam
ages, he replied that his government had
already paid the United States govern
ment 81 ,000,0 600 on claims similar 10 this,
but that the time had passed and gone
forever.
The Mexican government, said he,
, would never again pay such au unjust
claim, You may depend upon that
now DECATUR FEELS
Special TO the Gazette
DECATUR, TEX, July 30. Decatur SAYS
says 6ght the greasers, Glvo 'em q good
one, just say so and we wIIl send as
fine a company OF laddles as ever Shout.
dered musket or hung groasor dog
II Uncle Sam Is afraid, lot him turn the
job over to Texas and Kansas and we
win insure the job In short order and
Texas style, remembering that the only
good MeXcans, like Indians, are the dead
ones
EXCITEs INTEREST
Special 10 tho Gazette
ALvARADo, TEX, July 90.-Tho I'M
prisonment OF Editor Cutting for an al
legged insult to Mexican rough, and the
refusal Of their government TO restore him
TO his liberty or 70 American custody, Is
exciting manifest interest here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-31
4 FIEND INOARNATE.
a Negro outragoa Two Little Girls one OF
whom Dles.

Nhoih DAths
Special 90 lhe Gazette.
HousroS, TEX, July 3d. Yesterday
afternoon affidavit was made before
Justice Breeding against negro 1end
named Williams, charged with outraging
two young negro girls at Chaneyyillo, on
the outskirts of the city. One Of the
victims Of his lust has since died.
The warrant was placed In the hands
OF Constable James Perkins, who was out
all last night with blood-hounds search.
lag for the rapist.
lie heard OF his whereabouts this morn
ing and followed him to Eureka, seven
miles from Houston, on the line OF the
Houston & Texas Central road, when he
overlook Williams.
The negro threw down double-bar-
relied shotgun on him and threatened TO
kin aim II an arrest was attempted.
The officer was on The alert and quickly
had ont his gun aud drew bead on the
scoendrel and was about TO fire when the
negro threw the gun away and sur
rendered
Perkins brought his prisoner to the
city and landed MIN IN the county jail,
Mary Moe, the younger Of the Two
girls raped and the one that died, made
an ante-mortem statement IN which she
says that on Monday last Williams caught
her, ehoked her and threatened her life
and she was compelled TO submit 70 his
bellish designs.
There IL but little doubt but what the
aend viii stretch hemp.
The negroes IN this vicinity wanted 70
lynch him before he reached the jail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-31
FOREIGN.
Old World Happenings-what They are
Doing on the other Side of the Atlantic.

Old World Happenings-what They are
Doing on the other Side of the Atlantic.
TO DE DECORATED.
LONDON, July S0.-Mr. Gladstone has
gone to Osborne to submit TO the queen
the list Of honors that it is customary for
a retiring premier to bestow.
NEW AIR SHIP.
LONDON, July 30.-The balloon Tor
pilleua, which is fitted with patented
steering and propelling apparatus, and in
which Aeronaut L'Iloste and Astronomer
Mangot assembled from Cherbourg, France,
az II O'Clock last evening, descended in
London at 6 a. m. to-day. The @rial
navigators will return TO Cherbourg and
attempt voyage from that place TO
Norway
LIBEL SUIT.
LONDON, 30.-The Evening News says
that the parents OF Eliza Armstrong, the
young girl who figured so conspicuously
In the Pail Mall Gazette exposures, have
arranged to bring suit for $4,000 dam.
ages against Mr.. Stead, the editor of tire
Gazette, its publishers and Gen. Booth Of
the Salvation army. The claim will be
for libel on the girls parents and for as
saulting the child. Eliza was procured
for Stead while he was pursuing his in
vestigations incognito at certain price,
and was subject to examination by rep
utable physician, who certified for pro-
curess TO Stead that the victim was pure.
The child was turned over TO the custody
of the Salvation army for examination
and care, the procuress having asserted
that she was purchased for a regular
price from her parents, who, the pro-
curess aveIred, knew her family well and
the purpose Of the purchase.
The opponents Of the Gazette have sim
gled out this case on which to base their
prosecution Of Stead. The child's par
ents secured through the courts the sur
render of Eliza by Gen. Booth.
Conspiracy and abduction were charged
against Stead and the procuress,f and It
was alleged that the whole procedure
through which the child had been put
was concocted for the purpose OF furnish
ing the Gazette a "specihc example" OF
the truth OF it's revelations. Stead was
fined and Imprisoned.
The defendants, 1t is said by the News,
are endeavoring TO compromise with Mr..
and Mrs. Armstrong.