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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

Governor Lloyd has sent in to the Senate
the bulk of his appointments. Several of the
counti-s were behind in sending to the Cover
disposed OF on W ednesday, the last of the so
DAYS limit The Baltimore city justices OF the
peace, Cncluding the seven police justices, )the
notaries public, etc, did not go in until We'd
nesaa,. The Senate in executive session con-
6rmed the reappon tment of John I. Bond, Of
Calvert county as inspector at tobacco ware
house No 8 All other appointments were
laid over because Senator jackson, chairman
OF the committee on executive appointments,
was absent last week, and the committee has
not considered any of them. Among the ap-
pointmenls sent in by the Governor are the
following:
Directors MARYLAND PeniteStiary.- Henry
Srim, J. Upssur Dennis both reappointed.
Managers House of Correction (3)-Dr Chas.
\ Fox, VIM. Downey, Edwd. q. kesly, vice
Col. Geo. P. I homas.
Tobacco Ipsp~ctors-Edwd. Magruder, No
|: Augustus Hail, No. 3; J. Thomas Bond No.
3: Francis Freeman, No 4 John Richardson
No. S.
L,bor talistician-Thos C Weeks; reap
pointed.
State Veterinary Surgeon DR.. Robert
Ward reappeinted.
Grain Weigher.-J Edward Ward, Bait-
more couRty, weigher general; George \. j.
Hopkins. Wicon Saml. II. Jarnan, Balti-
more city +; John NJ. Pennington, Kent county !;
Richard NJ Busted, Queen Anne's county !;
John H. Storr. Dorchester county, assistants.
State Board Educntiou-Tbos. L. Bruf, Rev
YIN DsI. Peter Wilmer and Dr. James l..
Bryan.
Fish Eugene W Humphrey,
Gustavus W Delswdsr.
Neigher of Live Stock in Baltimore city
Samuel Cover.
State Whar6nger-Wm J. Kelly
State Board OF Health-Dr. john Morris, Dr.
Jackson Piper.
Managers Maryland Hospital for the Insane
Henry D. Ferp.ndl. Fraucis White, Gl!mor
Meredith.
OF the tobacco inspectors Mr. Edward Magru-
der, of Prince Georges county. is appointed TO
Warehouse No. l vice A. 7. Brooke, of the
same couaty; Mr.. Augustus Hall, OF Anne
Arundel, is appointed to No. :, vice P A. hroh
of Baltimore county Mr.. John I Bond, OF
Calvert, succeeds himself in No. 3 Mr.. Frss
Freeman, of Charles, is appointed to No. 4,
vice DR. Wm H. HELEN, of Montgomery, and
Mr. John Richardson, OF Baltimore city, sue
ceeds Mr.. S. T. Redgraves in No. 5. We are
glad that Gov. Lloyd has reversed the action
Of his predecessor by giving the warehouse on
ly to the tobacco growing countiss- This Is
the intention of the law and is, as it should be,
aud We are sure the wise action OF the Cover
nor will be gratefully received by tobacco
planters. ST. M,ry's county is left out in the
distribution of this patronage; failure o! the
delegation from that county TO agree upon SEINE
candidate is said to be the only cause.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

1886,
NEW
"TRICOT' DRESS GOODS.

Sha0ss of the &c. let-Cafeoda, Ashes Of
Rose, Sumac, Elephant G ray, Tan, Ecru, Quaker
Drab, Sage Brown, Golden Brown, Old Gold,
Chocolate, It. and DIX. Grays, Seal and Havana
Browns, Myrtle Green, Navy Bronze, Cardinal,
Garnet and Black. More colors than above for
reasons that many shade off little darker, \
little lighter. By far the best line yet shown,
so cents per yard.
40 insh Homsspuns at $685. shades Of
Brown, 3 Of Gray, Almond, Havana, Tan and
Slate. A big moneys worth.
64Wosl Trieots, 81 90, in variety Of as
sorted Checks and Mixtures and Bronze, Leather
Tobacco, Dark Havana, Almond, Beige, Pigon
Gray, It., Med. and DIX. Gray, Dark Green
and Navy. ga, 81 90 per yard.
As. inch all Wool Cashmerss, in Cream, C.feola
Royal Purple, Electric Blue, Almond Pigeon
Gray, Seal Brown, Quaker Drab and Navy
Blue. These Cashmeres are standard goods
and sold by US the last four seasons, and are of
an excellent texture and beautiful finish. 45
inch, 75c. per yard.
~ inch all Wool Scotch Cheviots, genuine
Scotch mixtures and combinations OF broad and
narrow stripes, diagonals and plain in rich
effects.
~ inch "KRickerbocksr" Suitinss, rich mix
lures, in new effects, produced by an informing.
ling Of three or four colors, ia \ sort Of pepper
sad salt fashion, one color prsdomiaating 10
make the shade.
AZ inch Canvass Cloth, a fabric destined to
become very popular, the warp is hard twisted,
and the SLING is q "shottsd" thread of differ
snt colors, producing An illuminated effect.
The above goods take precedence so far in
spring fabrics, and are we'll worthy the attsn-
ton Of early buyers.
~SEND FOR SAMPLES. -w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
Explanation of the Telephone Suit.

The case OF the Uaited States against the
Bell felcphons Company does not appear to be
understood by the general public. 1t has been
incorrectly stated bT number of newspapers
that relief agaiust The eSaCuons ct thus meuop-
oily could be obtained 10y suit brou2 ht hv Il
private Individual II it lie true tE&t the Bell
patent was obtaucl Y frSud. all that single
individual Gould oJtaIR ia bringing suit a.
galESt that company wou!d be the establish
msnt of has rights to do telephone business.
In other words, suit OF against the Bell
Company % resist the charge OF an alleged IN
frIassmeut could not sHsct the rights OF Is.
The only way, therefore, that the rights OF the
whole people can be protected IS through just
such suit as as ordered 10y the Secretary Of
the Interior when he decided that tbs Attor-
hey Gsneral should brug suit to test the valid
lty OF that patent
Second, the .t.>t OF he suit i, not : ueTailS
understood. II the government shall bring
tue suit against the Bell Telephone Company
TO a successful Issue the result will be de
structlon OF the Bell patent leaving the hole
field OF the isiephous business olen 10 compsu.
rloa from every one. Ii viii oeueh; the Pan
Electric Trlrphons Com pany o1i, as en- IndI-
vldpal would tie rusGted. 1t Viii simply have
the Iis hi 10 20 ahead and DO business without
beng subjected To suits FOR IufrIn- The
general sympathy OF the public. tht, e'ogr,
should he I'm the salt against ~ H'!l uIo-
sVpu!T, because tue case against the IS !. frp-
PIE Mas petty c,rnjl y Male cut hrI>re tie Ia
icrISr apartment The evidence u.-a - a3vh
S,cTsfaTl LaGtsrS deyis On wss ua-gI vS.a u
ii.hss tal.tl w.. PliIAa t-,.s 'as. Ia-i the
patent ab1ai.et taI~u. h 'raga4t. NJ mtass,
aud that Prut. Bell : Eu. en- "a 70 ue cou-
Jde;ed lie inventor 81 the ~,s p 4 tesci uoneS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

Tae latest thsory-by no means reassur
ing one-as to the nature and origin OF scarlet
fever, is that it may be had direct from the
cow" and is, in short, the fo' M assumed in
human beings by some originally vaccine dis
ease. An epidemic or rather several epidemics
of scarlet fever in Marylebone, Han: stead aad
other districts, have been traced to certain milk
Every care has been taken 10 discover hether
the milk could have been in fsc,ed after leaving
the COW, and on full investig alton this theory
has besn excluded One Of the cows, "the ap-
pearance of which was least satisfactory has
now been bought and conveyed to the Brown
Insti,ution, where experiments are being made
with the milk and other secre;ions. The sAni
tary officers of the Marlyetone district certain
ly deserve credit fol the promptituds with
which they seem to have nipped in the bud
wkat mig BIT la We bocomc formidable epidemic,
and for the care with which they have con
duc:ed an in resignation which may lead to i'm
portant scientific results Nall Gazette
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
WE MAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF
FRENCH ''MON0P0LE" BLACK
CASHMERE.

These Cash msrss are 6rst made in the "gray"
cloth aud then dyed in black, consequently
their wearing qualities depend entirely upon
the weight, 6asnsss Of material, and superior
ity in texture Of the gray cloth.
The beauty Of the colsr and last finish de-
ponds solely upon the care taken in the dyeing.
There isa certain dyer in France whose name
lone il sufficient guarantee Of the thorough
ness Of ali work which passes ihs eugh his
hands. HIS name is Gulllaumst (Gil-a-ma).
having secured the ishr" in the gray" Mon.
spols Cashmere, and having it dyed by Guillx-
umet, and manufactured by Dauphisot. We
nave thereby secured the best pessib,e results,
and offer 10 these goods the best cloth, beat
dyed, best finished aad most durable Cashmerss
made, aud guarantee they will not grow brown
or rusty with age, and will always retain their
soitness and silky finish, for which they have
secured reputation second to none.
W. make speciality OF the entire line in IL
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
EXTRAOR DIN AIRY
BARGAINS"
In Ladies Muslin Underwear.

100 dozen ladies muslin corset covers, high
neck, finished seams buttons and button -holss,
not worth Csc, but the best ever offered at
l2}s. each.
80 dossa ladies' cambria corset covers, pearl
buttons, the best ever offered at Csc each, but
not worth Soc.
SO dozen ladies' fns cambria corset covers.
shaped asck, Hamburg trimmed, not worth
622e., but the best value ever offered at 39c.
each.
so doxsa ladies' 6us muslin chemiss, cambria
ruffls, rows Of inserting and tucks, the best
ever offered At 352c. each.
IS dozen ladies' 6ss muslin drawers, Ham
burg rufis, with tucks above. not worth bOc.,
bu, the oss, ever offered 1T size per pair.
so dozen ladies fine muslin walking skirts,
cambria ruffls, with four tucks therein and two
clusters Of eight 6ns tucks aoove, the best value
ever showH IT the price, only $50 each.
50 dozen ladies' fine muslin night dresses,
solid yoke Of all-over embroidery, St inches in
length, extra quality, worm ST., only SOC each.
Bird i sets that formerly "e were Obliged 10
ask SIS for arc Rv" of-rso a. So so brsi mus.
lins, Hedici lace I'd ,i"ss aud inse'iiuss.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
Answers to the POetieai Enigma.

A correspondent sends the following an
swers to The poetical enigma published in our
issue of lhe 5lh inst We do not souch for the
correctness of tEem, in fact in our opinion
SEINE are incorrect:
Il, Chaucsr; 2, Dryden; 8, Taylor, 4, Bun
yam; 5, Woolsey; 6, Hood; I, Gay; 8, Prior; o,
Holmes; TO- Tennyson; II Dickens; Is. Words
worth; l6, Swift; Is, Steele; 10, ColeEidge; 90,
Akenside; q, Otway; %, Shakespeare; "a,
Bryant; %, Soathey; 81, Hsrte; %, Goldsmith;
%, Savage; 81, Addison; 80, Wiseman; a.,
Baceni So, Churchill; SO, Gray 81, Bentley;
80. spenstr; 80, Young; 40, Barbour; AZ, Bat
Ter; AZ, Cow er; A, Lowell IS, Hogg; Al,
Milton: 4s, Pope; 40, Chatterton; so, Shelley;
SO, Longfellow; SIS, Burns, Sparks; So, Haw,
thorne; 60, Moore; 60, Epgland,' GEF.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
Personal.

Mr. V. II, Nealc, the wel-kno~n grocery
salesman who has bet n travelling throug bout
this section for many years past tor Baltimore
firms. is now connected with The old established
wholesale grocery house of Stoueburner Rich
ards, and he will soon be seen again on his Old
route with full line of samples in the interest
of this firm. Mr.. NeaIs is clever and genial
salesman and his mode Of doing business CON
mends itself to our merchants for ali patronze
of any salesman who travels here. We con-
graduate III, new firm obtaining Mr.. Neae' 5
services and we are sure they will find in him
a valuable employee, one who will study their
interests and increase their trade.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
LOCAL MATTERS

e@- The subscriptions price OF The
TINES is 81. per aunum # paid III
adra'sce or at arg time 'cithln the car
rent gear; if not paid scithin the gear
$3.50 wW be invariably choayed, a.
elvays heretofore, and from this rule
40 exception ayi1 be mate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
Outcast London.

Much excitement has been made hy reports
recently published on the vile condition of the
slums of London. la one cellar was found a
family consisting of man sick with small! pox,
his diving WIFE, three half naked and dirty
children, aHd one pig. In some parts tt ere i
one GIN mill to every hundred peiSons " hat
dehlement! Yet corresponding Impurities Of
ten dtfI~ the human blood. They san be cast
out 10y Browns Iron Bitters the great strength
ener and purifier. Mr.. Is. J. Strange, OF Stark
Lake, Florida, says, 'Bi owns Iron Bitters is
the best blood purifier | ever tried. 1t gives
all the satisfaction a man can want
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
WE HAVE ALSO OPENED

Se~ Invoice of Plaid ard Checked Nainsooks,
Al l23e, which arc usually soid at lSc.
We snsl place on sale 10 pieces 80 inch
Shifting Psrcales, no tive pieces alike, especi-
ally suitable for shirt waist, soft finished, no
dressing, worth l5c, only l2sc.
1900 ysrds Genuine "Frerss koeehlin"
Preach Satteen., nearest possible approach .
Foulsnd Silks in elegant styles and colorinss,
ase per yard.
New Line Of Spring aud Summer Embrol der
iss, Long Cloths and All-Covers, in white and
sslsrs, with sdgiags 70 match.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

To ADVER7ISERS.-TE TIMES haring q
larger circulation thth any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
County, offers Superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in is colGis. Send
for card rates, uhich ior as any other paper
IN Southern ifc,ylcad, TO sag nothing about crcud-
TN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

a P:ansy lvanis farmer thus ilrrriz"s the
cost of growing an acre of heat in tha, State ::
Use of ground, S. per acre; blowing, 81 so !;
cultivating and narrowing three times, 20 CT. !;
seed at present price, 81 10; drilling and use
of drill, 90 cents stacking and putting in barn,
40 cents harvesting, $l70; threshing, 81 80 !;
marketing, 20 cents, and so cents interest on
money used Total, Sl3 so. take for basis
ield Of twenty bushels to an acre and rea-
sonable distance from market.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
LON PaIClS Oh CURTAIN SClIMS.

We have placed on sale so pieces Curtain
Scrims, 4 styles in lace striped, worth l24c.,
saiy Toe per yard.
50 pieces, IL different styles Lace Striped
Curtain Scrms, worth &c.. only 28c per yard.
40 pieces extra 6se Lace Striped Curtain
Scrins. excellent styles. worth 25c., only lsc.
per yard.
Third floor take elsvator)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

Ga Saturday last Thos. Dodson, eoorcd
man living on Port Tobacco creek, found DRIFT
ed upoa the shore complete electric apparatus.
The apparatus was enclosed in box about two
feet high, shaped like dog kennel, which had
the appearance of having been blown or torn
away from some object to which it had been
fastened The apparatus inside was uninjuTed
to all appearances, and had attached 10 1t
several long pieces of telegraph wire, encircled
in a covering of rubber. The supPosition is
that it was torn from the long bridge Esar
Washington. or from the harf at Sheppard' 5
by the recent ice Zoe, and drifted down the
river until il finally found a resting place oa
the beach in our creek 1t is evidently some
portion Of telegraph connection, and may be
a valuable find for Tom if be can hear from
whence it came.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
Education la Maryland.

In the abstract of the report of the commits
soner OF education for lS93-'S4 made to the
present Congress, Their. occurs. under the head
ton of the Union, +" the following in reference
10 Maryland: About 55 per cent. of tie
youth Of school age in this State were enrolled
in public schools, about % per cent. Of them
being in average daily attendance. OF the
hole number (470, 393) enrolled, 81, 327 were
colored, and II, STA of that race were in daily
average attendance-a fair advance for the year
in both these items. The expenditures in 1888
's4, as compared with lSS2'S3, show increase
OF Sill, oO0 of which $50, 600 were for teach
ers' salaries
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
The Place TO Go.

We call the attention of our lady readers
and others to the spring announcement Of
Msssrs cod ward l. Lothrop, the well known
and extensive dry goods merchants of Wash
ington These gentlemen have one Of the lar
gest establishments in The retail dry goods
trade in this section of the county. and their
aim has been to give good and serViceable
merchandise at reasonable prices, and on this
method of doing business have built up ms M
moth trace. Their stock is repete With every
thing necessary for wearing apparvl Tor ladies,
and much that is serviceable 70 genteneH. A
feature of the house is that you can order
through mail and get as much satisfaction as
if you examined the goods over their counters.
When in Washington dc not fail to visit their
extensive establishment, even if you do not
wish TO purchase, you will be ceurteously re-
ceived, and survey of their mammoth store
and stock will repay you.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

Al Devoe, Of New Jersey, is gaining
much reputation weather prophet as Was
enjoyed by the deceased Veunor he predicted
the storm Of last week and it came so prompiy
that now the public have placed much conf
dence in his ability meteorological. He
makes the following predictions for the first
week in March: March will enter rensrks-
bly, warm and foggy, and remain SO until the
Sd On that day a severe storm will form sack
Of the Rocky Mountains, simultaneously with
another one in TIE Gulf of Mexico These two
storms i'll concentrate their energies over the
State Of Virginia about the 5th, causing foods
in the Southern States, heavy SHOWS i'll Wash
ington and very cold wave on the 9th, which
will last several DAYS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
NOTICE..

DEy !. G. SEDWlcK vi r--,ca Fcbraarr
II 2s,h -. ' s. At Pl,S,h, 3at \. " azI a
CaicksmgEen she same i,v =; T. N. &A-e.
TN Rer Go II Zmsasr=1au f u tbs
Rgunaoke ujsirIe; Y ChaTya. ~as'a -.
preach . ~ 81 ra.Saa at Il ! " aai 81
} S-dsjgA AZ NssGosF fnr sane day q III
\ " -nd al IN. Asrs 2 "
70 Please aft change af appointments.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

Il would s"eIa TO be truth apPrs,Iav.s by
all. ani especially by professors OF tao ae2ilag
art. that to remove the disease, rot TO alleviate
its SYMPTOMS should - ia. chivi am Of EIsiI-
cation Yet To how many Instances i, ~ see
this iga'h admitted N corr, @-Eoo1i IN 2rsc-
lice. The Tess ia; tJs'r'tes : @ H.u, Bit
tiers IS -UC, essf.t Iu So mAuN ot>es- "Esa which
remedies previously tried were inadequate 81
cope, IS attn outah.e TO the fact that II IS =
medicine which rsacscs aud removes tie causes
o. the various maiaiIeS 10 Which 1t = Ida ptel
Indigestion. fever auI s-le, liver cuE.psa st
goat. rhsua- ism, ! saytsr o. TIE to~r.s- Erg-
nSry af,CllyHs aad ether ualt.j-s sCs not pal
hated mer ly bui rooted out by i. 1t .o-s 10
he fountain bead Il : rsa3is. uot aen38- Is
a radical remedy. an IL eH4gN1 lie ssS'sHl
Hlth a amount Of sssov Ehs-r IS Is best o.
lection against disease
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

These measure 40 iaehes, and are what We
would send 10 any customer who should ak
US 10 send Black Cas- mrIe dress on carte
biahehe" order.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

The great ice harvest on tn Hudson river
closed for the season last S,tUrd Y evening.
The apross OF the elevators h ave te.a raised,
the openings in the house2 close !, tie m'n dis
charged, and the figures telling he result OF
the great winter industry On the Hubs Al
at hand. The capacity Of tn h uses foot ny
3, 1913, 900 tons, while the ampuIt stored Ipots
up 2,Oo3, 900 tons, and the amount 81 'cksd
l04, 500 tons. The crop, besides bsin1 short
one, is of an Inferior qu,iity pared with
many past seasons. TIE ice harvest on the
Susquehanna lasted oaly three days and the
crop is an unusually short one. In ad liIion,
the quality is exceedingly interior, being mud
d. from the high water prev ding at The time
of the freeze, and topped with snow which fill
during the process OF fires Eng. The Maine ice
crop is said to be nearer an average one, guam
tity and quality considered, but it is by no
means a Grst-class one Hlito San.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
I'll: LEADING SH0EHOUsE
on G -.
4t2. 7th st. WARRINGTON, d. c
I. HEILBRuN, Manager.

EyNNTIRE new stoc&--Jo low prices Mems Calf
EAGoorS. 81 10 So. Solid Lace Shoes and Cal
'ers. S. - to 81. Ladies and Gents Hand
s"wri Gsite's, 81 Xii, Goat and Foxed But
ton, 81 to 8 80. Lasting Congress and Lace
Caters. I5c}s. Boys ind Misses School Shoes
scots ~. Slippers ana TIES 20cts to So
40 E'ct:lc Saoe~-5octs Electric Soes
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
coca Clothing Almost given Away.

O.hm Il Son at 230 " Pratt Street, Bal
timore, are closing out the balance Of their
Winter Stock at prices, till now unknown 10
the trade. See tIer adyer tisement ip another
column.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
VIM. Deering & Co.'S Celebrated
HARVESTING MACHINERY:
Binders, Reapers, Mowers, etc.
Greencastle Grain Drill.

This machinery is in general use throug bout
this State and il highly commented 10y leading
farmers. 1t is lighter draft and equal strength
to any now in t'e market. Thanking our
friends for past patronage, We will be CAD to
serve them again this Spring. Our facilities
have now increased and we promise equal or
gpeater satisfaction than heretofore.
feo 10 3m JOS. A GRAY, JR., & BRO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26
FOR RENT.
L iS]ing Shanties.

A Ii GILL FISHERMEN WHO WISH TO
Abegin the Season early on the lower Poto
mac can obtain the necessary Accommodations
fer the season at small cost by applying to the
undersigned. Address,
F. r. BUQGE>S,
Riverside, Md
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

There are two forms Of chronic rheuma-
tism: one ia which the joints are swollen
and led without fever, and the appetite
and digestion good, in the other the joints
are mel her rcd nor swollen, but only stiff
and painful In either form Salvation
Oil may be relied on to effect cure. 1t
kills pain. Price % cents bottle.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-02-26

\ company Of gen lsmen were entertain
ed at Mr. HUNTS on Tuesday nigh last.
4 supper consist ns OF all delicacies in
season vas served IN Mrs. lluntis best
sty G, much 10 he de eclation of al
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-12-16
jiEsGss en-.

MISUNDERSTANDING at the Methodls
Church every Sabbath, Rev. v. r. u. Biggs, Pastor
Sunday School at 8 n M. Singing at 5 O'Clock p. m
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday.
CHRISTI Elder J. J. Williamson, Pastor.
Sunday School al o a. IN. A cordial invitation ex-
tended to.al.
Observation-Disclosures 2nd aud 4th Sunda ys
each month Rev J. u. French, pastor. Sunday
School every Sabbath az $3.50 a. m. PRAYER Meet
ing every Thursday at 1850 p, NJ. All are invited
to attend.
PROTESTANT EPISC0P AL.--Rev. N. d. Fuller.
Pastor. Services the 2nd and 4h Sundaya in each
month. Sunday school every Sunday.
notwithstanding at the Baptist Church
every SUNDAY. Rev. W. d. Beverley, Pastor
Sunday School at a. m.
CATHOLIC, ,-servces 4th Sunday in each month.
Rev Father Smith. Pastor.