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The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

a LATE dispatch says that Gladstone
has indirectly advised Parnell against
pursuing an obstructive policy in the
coming parliament, as he believes that
IN 1880 the tactics pursued by the irish
members did much to throw dlscredit
upon the Irish cause. Gladstone hoped
the Parnellites would not resort to the
methods practiced during that session.
Parneil has replied that he is desirous
iof following Gladstone's leadership,
giving entire liberty to action the:
Tories Of trying coerci on. 4s;s
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

IT is coincidence worthy of note
that so many Irishmen should IN one
way or another be connected with Mgr.
Taschereau's Cardinalate. In the first
place, came Archbishop Conroy as the
Pope's representative to settle the re-
ligious disputes in the country and to
pave the way for the great honor con-
ferred upon the Catholics Of Canada in
the creation of its first Cardinal. Then
is chosen to convey to His Eminence
the beretta, Mgr. O'Brien, a leading
prelate Of the Pope's household, who
arrived in Quebec On the 18th inst.
And later, the honor Of comforting the
beretta on the new Cardinals head was
reserved for another Ir1shman, His
Grace Archbishop Lynch, Of Toronto.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THE Orangenen know that they
have treated the Catholics in the most
intolerant manner, and it is the fear
that the Catholics would pay them back
in their own coin that frigbtens them.
But their fears are groundless. In the
event of Home Rule, the only revenge
the Catholics will take is to heap Goals
of fire OH the heads of their old enc
mies by treating them with kindness.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24
r Marseilles Tuesday evening mob

IN Marseilles Tuesday evening mobs
attacked the offices of the RoYalist pa
pers. Gendarmes defended the build
ings successfully. preventing the riot
ers from carrying out their purpose OF
sacking the premises. The mobs then
turned on the gendarmes, and severe
fighting ensued. The police and SOL
diers together overpowered the rioters
and restored order. A number of riot
ers were arrested. Many Of the police
and soldiers were arrested.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

The London Times urges that the
strongest and most capable statesman
in the Irish party be chosen to admins
ter Irish affairs. Another change, the
Times says, which is absolutely necess
arY, is the transfer of Mr.. Hamilton,
under secretary at Dublin Castle, who
is the driving wheel Of the administra-
tion, to some Office.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

Ir is said that Sir Michael Hicks
Beach and other members Of the late
Tory cabinet will oppose the admission
of the Duke Of Argyll and Goschen into
the new cabinet, and urge that the
Duke of Abarcome be appointed vice
roy of Ireland.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

On a farm near Janesville, Wiscon-
sin, during Sunday night, Henry Search
and his wife were murdered for money.
Officers are in pursuit of farmland.
who started for Chicago. The murder
er failed to find s475 in gold secreted in
the house.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THE following remarks were made by
Bishop Ireland: "The cause Of SO much
panperisrn among foreign-born citizens
il, incompetence. The politicians were
the first to take the newcomers TO s;s
looms for their votes. People should
stigmatize the cause of this evil. The
cities were the emmigrants' ruin"
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

In the anarchist trial at Chicago Mon-
day, Officers Krueger and Wessler iden-
t1ied Fielden as a man at whom they
both shot after seeing him fire on the
police with revolver.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THE authorities of the ashingtonian
home in Chicago have informed the
city authorities that all persons resid-
ing in Cook county are received and
treated without pay, SO long as they ex-
press & desire to reform.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

FATHER NoErHeRAv YES book, 1.-the
Mistakes Of Modern Infdels," seems to
be rapidly gaining in favor, not only
among Catholics, but Protestants as
we'll are taking great interest in this
work, which aims to controvert in q
simple but Intelligent manner the i'll
tidel lies of such men as Jngersoll,
Payne, etc.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

MIR. GLADSTONE, in letter to 81
friend, uses the following expressions
II am amazed at the deadness Of vulgar
(common) opinion to the blackguard-
ism and baseness which befoul the his
tory of the Union. 1t is ali open ques-.
tion in my mind, whether, if this folly
lasts. the thing may rot contribute to
the Repeal Of the Unlon.n
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THE Russian fleet threatens Lazereff
because England, during the Afghan
dispute occupied Hamilton. The Chin
ese feet has proceeded Gu Viadivok-
stock, and the Russiaa minister Of war
is visiting tIle far East. His presence
there is regarded as significant.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

HARCoUR:r is right. Whether CT not
the Liberals are beaten, Home Rule is
ali assured event of the future. and the
defeat of Mr.. Gladstone may even
hasten it's advent.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

SOMEten or twelve Lumber rafts were
started from the city mills, Eau Glare.
Monday and Tuesday OH the artificial
rise of water furnished by the Dells
improvement company's dam. A num-
ber of drivers reached there from the
Big Elk river, where they were engaged
in driving logs for the Quail Bros, but
had to abandon the work on account of
low water.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

TuE n otion for anew trial in the rail-
road right Of way cases tried at the last
term of the district court Luverne
Mimi, has been denied by Judge
Perkins: and appeals will accord
ingly be taken to the supreue court.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

TIE agricultural bureau looks foY
about ll6, 600, 600 bushels, wheat an0
-four, for export from this years crop
and, even with the discounted June ex-
pectations, the spring wheat output is
placed at 139 GOO bushels, with an
admitted probability Of depreciation
during July. The statistician is hope
full.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

The Irish people OF the United
States sent 500, 900 to the Irish Parlia-
mentary fund ia two weeks. This sum
had no connection whatever with the
hundreds of thousands of dollars that
had gone for similar purposes before.
1t was all collected in q few days and
cabled to the Old country with spirited
alacrity.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

TIE convicts in the /! illinois peniteIl~
tiary ar Joliet are to be leased out
TO The highest bidder, but not more
than seyenty-fve men to any one branch
of manufacture.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24
TIT. T. M. ..ll:!.' C.

THOMAS Adds EMMETT, a grand
nephew of the patriot Emmett, has been
appointed by the New York park board
as general Inspector Of parks.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THE opinion Of Thomas Power
O'Connor should have great weight.
He says that Salisbury's great object is
to crush the National League.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THE dies from which the first United
States--the sc-calIed F1anklin-cents
were CAST are now used as paper weights
in New Haven counting roonl.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THE InJsEt SrANDA ARD is the only Home Rule
organ in the Northwest.
Comics of THE Irish STANDARD Will he on
sale at the principal news-stands in this city,
add by 1,ews boys.
Advertising rates viii be made known by ap
,;;yinn at this Office.
When writing matter for publication i'll LIE
yR1sr, STANDARD be sure and sign your proper
apnne, not necessarily for publication, but as a
guarantee oi good faith.
Matters OF interest 20 the readers OF IHE
IRISH STANDARD will always receive the care
f,i attention Of the editor, and will ue published
ut our earliest convenience.
IL every instance correspondents will please
be as brief as possible.
TO insure publication i'll the following issue
OF TIE IRIs1I STANDARD contributions should
reach this Office at least by Wednesday noon.
S,lt.scrb. Us will please be careful in giving us
shcr perfect address. and thus avoid any conf
pIaint through failure to receive their paper.
III Changing your place of residence, notify
1ls Immediately Of the fact, and forward your
fuI name, giving number and name OF street
K, which you have removed also your former
address.
All letters addressed to 81 Manage: IRISH
STANDARD, AZ Third Street South, Room 2S,'
will receive Immediate attention.
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The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THE secretary Of the treasury has
called 81 1000, 600 OF 3 per cent. oonds,on
which interest will cease September !.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

TrIE cholera in Italy is continually
decreasing in the worst districts, and
is stationary in others.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

The New York Municipal Council Of
the Irish National Land League Wi thin
a year has sent SIG, 1000 to the National
Treasury. Philadelp lphia sent $5D, 900.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THE Pacific coast produces annually
1.50l 600 cases Or canned goods, valued
at 81 $40 ,009.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THERE was a Nationalist demonstra-
tion at Monaghan on the 18th after the
result Of the polls had been declared.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

THERE were serious riots as Tyrone
on the l7th.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

W. J. REYNOLDS. Parnellite, has
been reelected for Tyrone.
The Irish standard., 1886-07-24

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
Fall and Winter Dress Goods.

Fall Dress Srufs claim attraction first Wo.
men set The fashion IN fabrics, and have said
"Woolens - We heard the whisper during
the >umutr aud Woulrns' here any
qn,urit,rs uf them. Every conceivable st, lt OF
t.hri- IA The richest aut hsGdsomesi conbfna-
ton of ,ujI.s, gin checks hrocades. beaded
5gn.. mixtures aud en-, roiiersd fleets pos
.ibly imae eIns,Ie reprvs nttne a broader field
f3r the display Of vour Individual tas,c than
ever previously presented hr us
Some 81 the con- tln,tIJuS are simply ex
auisite. aui 40 wor's Cf ours possibly do
them justice.
PLAIN Woolens. with raised embroidered ,f-
fec's.
Fl.n WooIyn. with pin.s,ripes and invisible
checks
Narrow stripes to GO With broad stripes
Cheeks 10 60 with stripes
Meas Trouseriugs are patterned after the
Corded pia-strpes, BAyatjre Stripes, Persian
Effects Invisible and Broken Check. In fact
ovsriraw your stock Of imagination, and ex-
pect 10 fni II here.
You ass about prices?
We ansxer: That If We sold them 10y their
looks instead Of hy y h.t "e paid for them, the
present prices would he doubled.
The assortment will also iscIude 36. 80, 81
snd 5I-iact All Wuoi Trcot Cloths. -, 40 and
- inch C.shmeres. - inch Shoodas. - inch
French E1ulr- ~ anl S1-tnch CssImtE SaIttugs,
5.-ig.h Ladies Cso,h., |4-iGch Camels Hairs
+1-tuch jersey SailJuEs - IsC6 fFuneIie Cloth,
- inch Cashmere de LoaG, +2-inch De \ ma
Cloth 81 sush "a uei Suiiings, - 80 - aud
"a Iu,b Il ,Iam~spsus ard other iahrIor. The
most coo. g5y4oGs VAN in ihI, stock a. presr nj
/. the ward. ic-A.l.eooi Tftcut SuIjing. 10 the
following T. sui Ni.'rr shades Dtrss of
Wine, q ,ruet. Cardinal NAsT B'ae, G-ndarmr,
Havana Broau. Seal BroSn, Bronze. Myrtle
t;recn. Hunters Green. Light and Dark Grays
aud Blacks. on'f 5oc per yaTi. For Tailor
unaa~ SUITS tiss fabric - gBcqaalrd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
Headquarters for Silks.

We atr still holding our Silks at the old
D lcvs. uotstyh>lsnblns he receut advance by
ma manafaciurrrs generally When We bur again
xe nav hsys 10 ask more from you, but The
stock aow on band ai!i be sold a, our late
popular pr,cs.
The Celvbr.eJ "Ga,aet' Black French eros
Grain Silk. every yaFd Warranted. Old price,
%. -. 81 q. 81 s. =, 81 SO. :! s2l : -
snt 81 10 pr yaTd- Nyw prie.s ma! De TO 10
- C's higher.
Hi4-k French Sar,hs elegant f.ariC AMI eI
',,ncl, p-palar. %. > So, =! IS, 81, 81 Il!
aaa $ - prr yard
70 inch Co'orsd Slrshs. over loo shades, IS,
- ets aHi : per ward
p inch Ba,k Six Msrvel.euI, sI', ADD ; u
per yard
26ta,h Ba,k Six Rhad.me - 9oc,s. and
8 pcr s~vd-
y jacb Black :, NrrseiIleaI, 5 IS and
81 So per safd.
sl.inch Black Silk Rhad ,n~, sll3! and
: - per yard
Black An-Stlk Satin nuchesse q inch 81 H.
l.i and - -: q iuch, : So and : REF yard
Il iugh Black Jersey SIX : and 81 Is PET
yard.
% inch Black Faille Ffancaise, 81 25 and
= 80 Der ward
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
SDySfpr Law Decision,

Capt Hsislip, OF the Police Sioop Katie
Hines, brought before Justice 10. F. Morgan,
Monday last, Capt. james L. Fields, Oh Irged
wi n illegal d dsiug inside OF lines prescribed
by an act of the last Legislature as tributaries
Of he Potomac river belonging to ST. Mary :
county The oGence charged was committed
outside Of line drawn from Blue Sow to
Higgins Pont, which liue has been de led
by our Circuit Court 10 be the div ding tinr
aelween Brittan's bay and tn Potion &C riser.
The Justice decided that am law resuIa'in. or
prohibiting the catching of oysers - the Poto-
me river passed By either The Legt-lat ire o
Mary land or Virg mia wi hout beiIg pissed con
currently ty the Legislatures of both States, l.
imperative and void under the compact OF l7S;
between s,id Stats Thus Senator Cotton
efforts protect The to1gers o. his district have
proven rutltss -BeGcGn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19

friend has sent TO our cffisc copy Of
the Rock Island (IIinois) Daily Argus, OF The
9th instant, from with We c.Ip the following
obituary notice of n fer mer citizen OF our coua-
ty. As Mrs Young, M den name is uol given,
she is uuhnown to US, though no donnt many
OF our ciiizeus will remember her and will re
gret to lear OF her death:
The sudden death Of Mrs. Wm. Young, OF
Milan, al 5:l5 this morning, after "a protractrd
illness, was great surprise 10 5er many TRENDS
She partocs OF her breakiastas usual and d'd
not seem to feel any ore than ste had Tor some
time tut as soos AS she had fais he'd she Instant
ly expired OF heart disease. Mrs Yong was
born in Charles county, Nd. in 1924. aud was
married 10 Wm. Young in 1872. Her age was
62 ,e rs III months Ani daNs- They novel
10 Rock Island Ia 1913 " ere they iSed t''r
seven years, after whIcn they moved To Ali on
where they have resided ,ver snce. T4e faner-
al will take place from the family residence al
10 a. 10. Monday, N1senher s. Rev herr OF
the VI. Church will Uffi:itte. Her remains
will be inferred in Chipp'anReck cemetary
Friends OF the family are invited 10 attend
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
A Charles Countain's Success

We are pleased to learn Of The rec nj elec'
ton to office OF Pros, cutting Attorney OF ST
Charles county, Mo-, OF Oscar Mudd, Esq
formerly OF this county but now 1t cit Zen Of
Missouri. Mr.. Mud is quite young la"te-
but since his admis ion 10 The bar at lis adop'-
ed western home, has developed much ability
ii his profession and made rapid strides toward
success. In the recent contest he Was matched
against one Of the oldest and most ina eltial
lawyers Of the couuty, and the fact that he
received several hundred votsS ab-ad Of hi
party strength shows TO what extent his per
sonal merit is eslim ,ted by tn: people Of his
county. We congratu ate him upon his sue
cess and hope that it may contiuue.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
Mail Order Department.

We invite the correspondence of all out Of
town people especially those in the village:
and rties OF Virginia, " est Virginia, Maryland
North and South Carolina, in fact, Throughout
The South, with reference 10 supplying iheu
with House Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods and
Fancy Goods which now prepared tC
do at the lowest prices possible for any house
to name for The same grade Of goods.
4 Our fall catalog ne is now ready and we shall
/ tie glad to send 1t upon r'qnrst
We now have sufficient force in our Nni
| Order Department to cope with lnrge business
and nII orders will meet with The Test possible
attention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
Condition OF the Crops.

November rp@rts of the Dap 'rtnirni o
Agriculture says that the /, eli otscorn, nrcb'd
ing to the revised return1 Of Wild i q bushels
per acre, making IA prodncf, up N he presc n
adjustment OF acreage, OF ,GG3 900 900 bush Is
This accords y III miih recent returns Of con4 .
tiun and will not be IN iteritly ch lnged il the
final review Of the ork of the year.
THE potato prod lct is nearly The same as last
year, with aigher yisl1s in he east and lower
in the wet. Tue average is 73 bushels per
acre, gieins "A product of 1853 900 900 bushels
The buck wheat crop m ,kes u, ,kes yield Of
about l3 bushels per acre. promising product
exceeding IL 900, 600 bushels
the apparent production of tobacco is at a
rate slightly exceeding average of 70t
pounds per acre, or about 4s5 900, 900 pounds
which is eqlal TO the average requirements o
consumption aud expectation.
The average rate of yield for the hay crop i:
close 10 one and twe-tenihs ions per acre anC
the apparent product anout Al. 600. 900 tons.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
A G3arl at the Jail

John Benz Biscoe the murderer of Capt
Dixon. whose case removed to this county
for trial, was hronght here irem Leonardtown,
where he has been confined sine his arrest, on
Wednesday evening last by Sheriff Green well
of St. Mary's county, and turned over to the
custody of our sheriff and was confined in
i,il. S S,cn after his Incarceration Sheriff Simp-
son asked States Attorney vii ner fra guard
TO protect the prisoner from volence,, not that
any was anticipated but merely as a matter OF
safety. C-lt Wilm'r thereuPon called oat
detail Of the Hlwari Rifles TO guard the Jail.
The guard conSisiel of six priva'es and a cor-
poral with an officer in charge. On Wednt sday
might the guard was under the charge of End
I.ieuten.ut ,swell and Thursday nigh
under Orderly Sergeant Daley. post WIS
kept in each coIrld ,r Of the j Ill and the gu, ,rd
was relieved every two hours.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19

TIE p,rent Of inso-lnit or K ia lness is in
niue cases olt Of te dysPeptiC stomach
Good digestion gives sound sleep. inligcstit n
interiors with it. The train and stomach
svmparhiz,. One Of the prominent symptoms
of weak state OF the gastric org rus is Il dis
rurhance of the great nerve entrepet, the
brain. lnvigorate the stomach, and you re-
store equilibrium TO the great centre. A most
reliable medicine fer the purpose is ilos'etters :
Stomach Bitter, which is far preferable to
mineral sedalives and powerful narcotics,
which though they may tor time exert So
poTihc inf .encr upon the brain, soon cease to
act, and invariably injure the tone Of the stom-
ach The Bitters, on the contrary. restore ac-
Iivity to the operations of that all impor tant
organ, and their benefcent Influence is reflect
ed in SQUAD sleep and tranquil state OF the
nervous system. wholesome impetus is like
wise given to the action of the liver and bowels
by its use.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19

The following circular was sent to US by
MesSrs Chipchasa Bros, commission merchants,
OF B ,ltimore, aud We publish it for the benefit
OF our tobacco growers. Il contains much use
ful inform ,tion and ii acted upon by our plan
tiers may result in advantage to them. We
tobacco in the harm:
To tie Printers an PecEers Of HryllnG Le!t
TOT .rco.
GENTLEMEN As the season for stripping
and picking your crop is approaching, The
Leaf Tobacco Association ot Is Btltmore' deem
it proper to call vour careful consideration to
t'is circular. While We think great good has
been accomplished by the circular sent you last
April We are Of the opinion that great deal
vet reinaiuS to be done on your part, in order
that tulI confidence may be re tab!ishel in
VI Wand tot atco. From about 40 0eO hogs
head, inspected Siace January l>t, at least | O.
0GG hog eSheadSr .naiu unsoi in receivers hands;
OF this amount nearly The entire quantity is
composed q. mixed, common Grades, much OF
whirh might have been SDld hai it bet n proper
~ assorted ana packed. T. prevent i rePer-
t,on of his trouble next yer W. would respects
fully ca your attention 10 the following sug-
ge>'Iou> Confined in our turncr circular:
lst. In stripping, nssort we'll let each
bundle contain rolacro Of same uniform c 'lor
aud length. and wherhrr Yen place The bundl :
on SrI,k OF in uu K, n,nde carefully aud
smooth
2al. GIVE prompt and careful 't'coljon to
the pTupe cruilroufgE ot Nuur i"t .ryn, and
d. not pack until ,ou re sIrr a. Ma not ujnre
in L hog-haad
3rd. f. pa, kim, whra po ,in)n, pat unlr
tobtc, OF uniform qut.It, aud cuGrh in sane
hnp all Il nal ~ a N
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
LOCAL MATTERS

sT The Subscription price OF The
TINES is 81. per aanum If paid IN
Advance or at any time within the car
rent gear if not paid scithin the gear
$1.5O wiU be inuariably charged, a.
elacays heretofore, and from this rule
no exception avW be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19

The Young men an ladies Of the 5th l.
urict intend, in the rear future, 10 get up fail
or 'eurnaa ent for the purpose of building a
pab'ic hall where lectures may he delivered
tr Editor you shall deliver the introductory
and other literary exer ises held. We dom
ial.nd to be surpassed by Mani .moy. yet We
ngratua ate her, and arr, we confess, envious
of her. Throw physic to the dogs" throw
politirs to the devil-for whie--or till the
next election. We will have someih better
than a military company, an agricultural socie
ty in literary society fos each district
YARD STICK
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
Ladies Fall Underwear.

Lad Is FsEl-weish, Mesino Vests. high neck
xlth long and short sleeves. only soc each.
Ladies Fall-weight Meriuo Pants, only soc
per pair,
Ladies Nerino Wool Vests, irrsev httiug-
newest shape-ioes away nth the extra bulk
through the waist, short shoulders, no spare
cloth. ou'y s7l each.
Bsvs' Fan aud Wtnier.weight Shirts and
Drawers. sizes u 10 SO inches only soc each
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19

TO ADVER7TSER&.-THE TINES hdri,ig a
'Grger circulation th-n any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
CJun,ty, offers superior inducements to advertisers
t. insert their announcements in is columns. Send
for card rates. mhich are lou any other paper
ia Southern Maryland. TO say nothing about circud-
tor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
Children's Hosiery.

Childsen's Freaeh Riobei Cotton Hose, in
black, seal brown. garnet and navy blue, full
regular made, doabe knees, heel and toe Size,
81 6. i! "a 5 aud 81 oniy ?5e per pair.
We cannot zlways secure a. good a these TO
sell al -, hence customers will do well 10
make a selection from this line
The stock is probably the largest, most varied
and contsius bet er values than ever offered by
us any previous season.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
Lace Curtains

$50 pairs White and Ecru Noting CHAM Lace
Curtains. real va,ue IL 70 only : per pair.
200 pairs White Nottingham Lace Curtains,
resi- value 81 10; only ; - ~ pair
200 pairs " bite and Ecru Side bordered Not
tinsham Lace Curtains, 2l wards loug by 81
inches wide, real value S3 sc only 81 so pc
pair.
100 pairs f ru Side -hordered nottingham
Luce Curtsins, 81 yards long and so inche.
wide real value 81 only s. p per pair.
$50 pairs Extra heavy Ecru Side-horderet
Nottingham nee Curtsins, ;! yards long, 81
inches wide real value s. only 81 ) per pair
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
NOTICE..

TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
i ing between Burch & on'gomery is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. W. NJ.
Burch alone is authorized TO settle up the busi-
ness. Thankful for past tavors | respectfully
ask continuance w NJ BURCH,
J w MONTGOMERY.
Washington, Nov. 4th, 1886.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19

The November term of the Circuit Court
convened It 10 o'clock on Mordav, with Chief
Judge Stone of the bench. Wm. II. Gray was
selected AS foreman of the grand jury, and the
following we're selected as the grand and petit
Jurors Of the term