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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-18

HIVE on had at all times splendid stock of
Dress Goods, Silks, Mourning Goods, Ladies'
and Misses Wraps, JERSEYS, Shawls. Linen
Fabrics, Flannels, Blankets, Qrilts, Goods
for Men and Boys Wear, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Domestic Goods, Ginghams, Prints.
Satnes, Hosiery, Underwear, Laces, &c.
We offer only such goods rs we think will
prove Of good value for the price paid The
price in plaiR figures marked on every article.
from which there is no abatement.
Having been established in business in Bal.
timore for 55 years, and built up large
trade by fair dealing, courtesy ard attention to
the wants of customers, we think it will lie TO
the advantage Of the readers of this paper TO
deal with US. Samples will be sent to select
from when we receive plain and explicit d.
rections OF what is probably wanted
NH l2-cm
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Cbssago handled last year : 1000, 900
hogs, 2.eOO.OoO cattle and 1872, 200, 900
Bushels Of grain.
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The above real property will be sold BY the
Collector as authorized by the Act Of is5a
chapter 1873, and the proceeds will be annlied
to the payment Of the taxes for the above
years with the interest and all costs that ma =
accrue under this sale.
WILLIAM II. WADE,
Je act Late Collector End District.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-18

The United States Senate by a vote
Of so 70 H.. psesed tho Chinese indie n
nSsf bill
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-18

Armour's ChieaGo house has contract
cd 10 furnish 1000. 900 pounds of can
ned beef for the FreDch army.
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For SALE

c,..m Engine, Thresher and Clover Haa-
A 0'ea'" til. WINNER
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COLLECTORS SALE.

DY virtue of authority vested IN me as
ID Collector of Taxes for the First Collec-
ton District of Charles county, will sell at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, on
the premises,
"Wednesday, IJ the III,
between and o'clock p NJ, the following
property, to satisfy State and county taxes due
for the years 1884 and 1885, to wit:
A tract OF or parcel land lying in the LIST
Collection District, called
~TwO Loving Brothers." "Water,s
Pleasure" "Part Davis
Thought"
containing
247 Acres; more or less.
Assessed in the name of Ethelbert Bowie.
Due for county tax, l884.......S13 81
Due for State tax, 1884......... 2 60
Interest from Jan. l, 1885.
Due for County Tax, 1885. ....S13 80
Due for State Tax, lS85.......... 9 60
Interest from Jan. l, 1886.
The above property will be sold by the
Collector as authorized by the Act of 1874
chapter 1873, and the proceeds will be applied
TO the payment ofthe taxes for the above years.
with the interest and all costs they may accrue
under this sale
JAMES A OWEN,
Je l5-ct late Collector LIST District.
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Special Inducements.

Are offered by us to good men, to engage
in the sale of full line of Nursery Stock,
either by the month, or year on salary or
com uissioni expenses paid by us from the
start. We will teach you the business. Ad-
dress with stamp D. F. ATWOOD l. Co.,
Nurseymen, Geneva, N. Y. ap 9-dt
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FARM FOR SALE.
THE Farm
"P L Al N F I Ell D."

400 Acres; more or less,
Situated near Lancaster Wharf and Temp
kiusville, Charles County. improvements
fair lowest price, $4,000. Apply to
BROTHERS B0NINGER, BALTIMORE, Md.
oct 80 en-
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Candies |
Candies |

have also added 10 my stock choice lot of
French and Plain Candies, and Foreiga
Fruits, and invite your attention to the same
Hoping to receive the same liberal share
patronage as has been in the past accorded
me, J invite an examination of my stock and
feel sure that can satisfactorily supply year
wants. Mrs. G. A WADE,
je l2-f at postofice, Port Tobacco.
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Collectors Sale.

DY virtue ofauthority vested in me as Col.
ID lcctor of taxes for the End Collection Dis-
trlct of Charles county, will sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder for cash, at
the Court House door on
WednesdGy, June 23rd.
between and O'Clock p. M, the following
properly to satisfy State and county taYrs
due for the years 1884, 1885, to wit
A Tract or parcel ofland lying in the Second
Collection District, name unknown.
Containing 10 acres; more or less,
assessed in the name of Goodwins heirs.
Due for County Tax, 1884. ....... 90
Due for State Tax, 1884. "a
Interest from Jan. l, 1885.
Due for County Tax. 1885. al 90
Due for State Tax. 1885........... 10
Interest from Jan. /, 1886.
The ahova raal nroDar,, Mill -,
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'Prouided, that this appropriation shall be
available only when the Rules OF the Civil Ger
vice Commission are so framed as that the
names dHapplicants for official appointment
from any one stats, found duly qualified on ex-
animation, and without regard to age, shall be
sent TO the head ofa department or other officer
charged with an Amendment
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03


The habitucs of the court house were
struck 10y the sight Of queer iitae old
man, having much tho appearance, except
i'm size of JeTerson's Rip Van Wrinkle,
who visited the different rooms and rep
resented himself as Count Lawask, at
one time a uobleman in Poland If his
story is true he has had probably tbomost
remarkable experience OF an men now
living He said he was born la Warsaw,
Poland, i'm 1891 that he entered the ARMY
of the great Napoleon 40 ana early age,
fought with him in Africa, at Austeritl.
and Waterloo, was sent with him % ST.
Helena, and fought in the struggle he
tween Poland and Russia III 1881 p His
brother and father were exiiod 10 Siberia
ut the time at the war with Russia
He took up the cause OF kossuth, the
Hungarian reyelutionist, and in 1851 was
banished from that country, lie came TO
America, and served three year. and nine
months IN the late war, being member
of the l0lst Pennsylvania regiment, and
under command of Sigel. At one time he
received a pension amounting to $500 q
yoar from the French government, and Is
trying to get back ~ Pans - get re-
newal of the pension, which haas been
stopped SiHce the war the count has
been in different parts OF the union. He
has wife aged ~ yeors, ia France lie
Is said TO be able to tplb in eight different
languages. lie says he has shaken hands
with Bonaparte Of whom he speak
familiWly MS "Bony, with Ney
Gtouchy. and other Generals Ho
has scen the duke Of Yelling
ton, who, he says, looked like nm Irish.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03
Lucl, In The DARK
Detroit Free Psess


81 am tramp. Whether / was driven
to the road by hard luck or a desire to
lead an easy life is none o your business,
LIN no better or no worse than the average.
Some men with my advantages would
have been ia Congress to day Some
others with my temptations would have
been in state prison long ago, If the
world owes me anything I'll forgive the
dept. If I owe the world anything she'll
have to dust around lively to collect the
dept. A year or two ago while / was tram
ping in Indiana, / struck a streak Of hard
luck. It had come on winter and my toes
were out my pockets ditto and l was
dressed in summer clothing. tramped
fourteen miles along thickly settled
highway one day and failed 10 turn up
even a slice o. bread. on the other hand
! WIS bitten three times by dogs and
several farmers threatened TO shoot me.
When night e8me / was half frozen and
the other half starved II was no use TO
apply to a house for lodging and / got
eye on a straw stack and slowed myself
away
Now then there's nothing mean about
a straw stack bat il doesn't begin with q
fl stclass hotel for comfort You may
work into a stack yOur length and chink
up the hole behind you and you'll find it
cold. The air seems to sift from all direct
ions and you fall sleep to dream Of
floating over cold sea on an iceberg.
The weather was about zero and by mid
night found that must get out Of that
or freeze to death.
There was a barn about forty rods
a way and | crawled out and took q run
One Of the small doors was unlocked
and crept in to find the place a thousand
times more comfortable than the stack
1t was dark as q pocket IN there and
had no matches to strike alight. / began
feeling my way across the foor hoping
to strike some bags or blankets for cover
when suddenly some thing soft and warm
touched my arm glided around my waist
and / was lifted of my feet. Did / yell I
No air was too frigh tened TO open my
potato trap. | dropped my arms and my
hands came in contact with shat do you
think.
IAN elephant had bis IT unk around me.
lie pulled me geutly up to him and then
felt me over with bis trunk Is If to see
what manner Of man / was. Al he off
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03
MISSING LINKS

A well IA feet in diameter and 200 feet
deep has been dug at Norcatur Fan
Muller, German chemist hus FED ami
mails ten weeks with dry and with steep
ed uHground Indian corn, The former
showed an average increase IN weight 81
nearly seven pounds more than the lat.
ter.
a colored man went into a Galveston
newspaper Office and wanted 10 subscribe
for the paper. How long do you want
itia asked the clerk "Jea as long al E
is, boss; if il don't fit the shelves cun
tar piece OF myself"
While snake charmer Hathaway was a.
hibiting big anaconda in St. Louis the
other day, the serpent, being coiled
around Hathaway body struck him saw
agely on the head. biting him severely. II
is thought the man will die.
The only medals Of honor granted BIZ
the United States are those conferred by
vote Of congress on officers and enlisted
men in the naval and military service.
The decoration is not conferred IN man.
uer calculated to render it widely known,
but is always voted IN hurry together
with other routine military business, IT.
was created during the civil war aud has
many weHrerB
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03
FREsn FAsl.AN NOTES.

India silks, China grapes and pongees
are shown in great variety, including al
most every imaginable floral pattern ia
moderate-sized and small figures
Red tulie capotes are very much worn
and when they have the stamp Of II bouHc
faisetVe upon them they are all worry pretty
but when they are Enthusiastically made a.
home the effect is anything but O happy
one.
The popular trimming for all kinds OF
visites, dresses, and little capes is Of jet
in which small pastiles round and fiat
like sequins, play the most prominent
part; they are usually cut and bright, but
for mourning purposes they are 20 be
found in duh or dead black
In Paris just now the ladies indulge in
sporting brooches with such subjects as
tiny gold horse and cayelier jumping a
five-barred gate, cor Dc chasse and hunt
ing knife supporting an oHamalGd fox OF
hounds head, jockey with whip up, go
ing at mad speed, the cap and jacket pow.
dered with diamonds.
The prettiest hats are decidedly the
Louis Kill. trimmed with bows Of black
rubau, Jets and yellow bird in front,
Sometimes the whole Of the crown and
trimming il lightly yelled in white point
d'esprit tulle, and others with black In
both cases they are very becoming. The
Spanish hat is now covered brim and
crown with pampiles Of jet On the left
side il placed a large bow Of exceedingly
fine Chantilly lace, in the midst Of which
there are placed pale pink and tea crush
roses
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03
THEIR RECREATLONS.


fatorte Sports Of the Nations Lawmakers.
A Washington correspondent Of the
Minneapolis News writes: Since the base
ball season began visitor to the Wash
lngton grounds, almost any evening, is
certain to see a man whose influence with
the administration is second to that of no
statesman in the land. He always has n
central seat in the grand stand. He is a
smooth-faced little man. dressed in sleek
broadcloth and a still sleeker silk hat, and
has the sleekest brown hair in the world.
In appearance he is about 40, although
the congressional directory gives him six
more years. His eyes fairly beam with
philanthropy, and his whole expression is
one of untutored innocence. A mild
hammered theological student anyone
would pronounce him we're he little
younger, and even as it is stranger
would at a glance put him down as one OF
those guilelsss. light-hearted country cler-
gymen of the Primrose style. Patrons Of
baseball here will tell you that the clerl-
cal-looking gentleman is Senator Cor
man, for they all know him, and you will
~ the future have little confidence IN the
science of physiognomy when you see
how utterly its rules fail in this case. As
Il well known, the senator from Maryland
with all his apparent guilelessness is per
aaps the shrewdest politician in the coun-
Try. As chairman of the democratic ma.
u9nal executive committee he astonlsned
even Barnum AMI Tilden by the shrewd-
ness of his work n the last presidential
campaign. Since there il no opportunity
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03
ANew sneeclL



Senator Harris is the victim Of q 7-yeGr
old maiden who lives in the house AZ which
he boards on Capitol Hill
Recently she went into the parlor as
the story goes. and found Senator Harris
holding q very animated conversation
with two visitors. He was doing all the
talking and the child did not remain long.
That evening she astonished her parents
by saying.
Senator Harris is learning new
speech
"Why, how do you know"
y heard him to-day
"What did he sayl"
II forget; but he slapped his fist on
the table, and angrily said d. Casey
Young.
In Great Britain system Of insurance
for letters and parcels is to be inaugural
ed. For an unregistered parcel lost in
the post, compensation will be given to
the extent Of 81, and for a registered
letter to the extent Of 81. Both register
ed letters and parcels will, however, also
be insured to the value Of 10 ivf fee Of
j pence, and to the value Of e1o for fee
Of pence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03

cred no violence to me my nerve came
back pretty soon and puued hi M on
the head and called him pet names. He
had big stall to himself and as soon as
| could give him the slip | began 60 back
OFT. But he wouden't have it that way.
He re0Chcd cut took hold under my arms
and swung me around into his mmger
packed with hay and I'm blessed If the
keeper didn't dud nae there and fast
asleep in THE morniugl I was pretty we'll
sau fled th0t the beast had no intentions
OF making my tramp existence any worse
than u was and soon as | got warm | went
to sleep.
"Nhat aroused ME in the morning was
thar elephant trumpetlng away in high
dudgeou and I turned out TO find that she
wouldn't lot her Keeper come within ten
feet of her lie coaxud and scolded but
she was FIRM While she w0uld caress me
and i was from my hands thar she got
her breakfast. You see She was circus
eiephWs In winter quarters, and there
were good many other animals ia and
about the barn The long and short of
u WAS ] WAS hired To talecare OF Empress
through the winter and / should have gone
on the road with her in the spring bat
for my own stupidity One day [ got
drunk ana stirred UP lion with a pitch
FORK. He struck me through the bars OF
the cage gakiug my isfta from shoulder
80 wrist and the doctors had 20 dmputate
IL to save my life. That's an gents and
IL you have am old cont a pair OF boots or
anything else TO help tramp trim up
for the spring campaign ] shall be for
nvtqt srrntaA4f
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03
NOT A DROP re DRINK.


When the old sailor looked through the
screnless door OF a south street saloon
and saw calm content expressed on the
faces of those within, who were emntying
bootleg glasses of beer, he said.
"Nobody as has never been to sea knows
what II Is TO want drink and when Il
sailor man sees another as IS thirsty he
be sure 90 have tceln o. sympalhywhich
ite onnatcral for % take advantage Of"
Did anybody ever take advantage Of
you in that way" said listener
They did. was saii.n' ON lumber
hooker uuten Chicago, over to the cast
shore. We made the trip over in two
days One afternoon. as we was boatin'
agin a light wind across, an bein' a long
way from port, the mate he sees suthn'
as looks like evergreen bush dead to
wiudward, GROWN outen the water. It
was mighty Gurus, and Capt Lamphore,
as was of q scientific turn he says the
saphn's been washed away by the Juno
freshet, aud it's the sde into the roots of
II which dosts u cen up, when we l,uowed
there never wasn't NO sile in Michigan
but sand, the bush was a.driftin' afore
the hgepze. an himehy We sees il was a.
sticain up into the bow of a dugout, and
the captain he didn't say mo more about
the sile onto its roots
"Ihe next tack we fetched il fair on
the veathor bow. Long aforo we was amy
where near to il the captain he sees a man
L, IL r,s .1as1 1y.t,.a..,t -, =
nrc, M l,af,,.cs ra,.t .'., Ky.
4 ,,rfs,- fair sa;I,, ~ frs.t 1t. ~,
ion .s1a.t l,,.,1,,.,,',,.;t1, a., -,
pn,la,. tbo H. rnrocLoins
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It,e ma lnys hin, IN i torna,,iin III
cboal-s wee t6at a,trl-en thotor. d b,,1n4
j neon IN. tha eol,,r. 4 ,,as in III r,l ,,os,
u.e.,7 ,ever ls,o,yad n. ,pas aliya NJ oo,
cain ba feels 81. beart ANA Gnd. n g.haat
Ii, and saws IA him.
..Sbinn9afe am, zen, boo, ,,.s,
.yTbe man ba raises ono of bis loou
long Gngere III and sbstes ~. Mona
aod no1os his lins a. II tryi,, ~ III,
sntbin, ana ocrldnt ,uot,a i
.1'rr II apain. sbinmote vbot i ~,
ssid tbo csnfein aad ~ Lends bissolf
cIns.a 1na,,,i a,d nnts bis' an i, 'tl,o ,r,.,,s
mouth ma Inns tboy Moved ogain '', ana
az c.,,to;,, ,,s,. ~,
!" BOYS he saws. the mans Il dVin' Of
thirst IT, wants . drink pring ont
trot hottla of r,,o frst !, ,,,arr, I'M ~,
,.,Tts ono j, tbem bInmed idiita fron,
saIt yoter ii tbinks me- laFas i brancbas
az fine oce,n. mud moi a. ia dtink sai9
tbe mate. He didn't boyc mo ragords for
saIt Oatar saiIormen An tba 5o,ne ,ye
ras dasnnrotely interestcd i, the nnf,,rt,-
note individual Ms vas . driftin, aronn1
without M navigator and Ne coot ia
brinrs ont = opar, bottle of rer,arEoI,te
fine grog. Tho contain be tells me man
wbpf 10 exneot and tben nonrs a swaIIov,
INTO him Tho man yorIF5 bis ioyys Il M
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03
STATE VIEWS

/ Tho Berlin High School has member
+ ship Of a.
Menasba people now talk of buying a
new fire steamer
The annual meeting Of the State Horti-
i cultural society will be held 40 GAINESVILLE
june Z and u.s.
The common council of Chippewa
T Falls, has passed an ordinance requiring
/ gll tho barber shops to Toe closed on Sun
4 days
fourm-houd Concord stage viii run
+ from Lake City to Fox Lake and thence
+ e Nlmot IN connection with the Wiscon-
slo Central's new Chicago line
+ Arrangements are being made for the
celebration of the hftieth anniversary of
I IT. Thomas catholic church at potosi.
Grant county, on June II.
fhe Young Mems Christian Association
! Western Secretarial Institute win be held
e Geneva Lake from August TO rs i'm
elusive.
/ 4 two year old chud OF Mrs John For
ry, living near Barron, was very serious
4 ~, II not fatally, burned recently. through
its clothes catching fire through a mos
+ quito smudge,
4 Az Racine James Rossiter ana a Gil
4 roy, two of the Milwaukee lads who Tap
/ ped the Tin i'm n laundry. ana sfole chici
i ems. wero cacb sentenrod !, thn ree,r+.
I school until of age. Joseph Koran. the
third boy, was taken home 10 Milwaukee
hy his parents who settled the case.
A. Bushnell, Of Emerald in the region
/ of Hudson tried 70 shoot his brotbpr-iu
/ law for sparkling an Older sister and tbep
marrying 4 Younger one Far this mn.
grateful act he was sent nh for sjx
months lie a poor marksnan M wen
as Il crank.
The new building for Carol Collage nj
Naukesla is nearinp completion and viii
be d handsome acquisition for the snutb
ern side of the village. II Is OF Gothic
architecture. three stories in height. and
besides the class recitation rooms. etc. il
4 haas ample quarters for n rood Symnasi.
UNI
Al Milwaukee tbe .,ro,1 i,r,. 49,, am
Il 49,, ~, ~" I.,l ny ~,
anarchists. Il is positively Known mat
/ they h8Ve agreed to bring i'm truo bins
against Grottkau. llirtch. simon. Broi-
man Hud others, and there Is Il possiLllj
I T., that several persons NOT vet arrested
/ will be indicted for conspirocv ap,l bov-
cottiur. These persons are known 10 Ge
continually under the surveillance of the
police.
fsr,,or. from, az. ,,,,.,, IL ,t....;....
pnnaa patriet NIL, ~ 49, 80,
load of hay at Green Bay. bv his tcam rum
lining away. He struck on hi. head ana n.
NAMED rnsensiblo for some time. A man
named Goumulski, i'm attempting To stop
che runaway team. was struck IN tho heod
! by the wagon pole. thrown down and run
over. iIo is badly cut in ths hend and
possibly fatally injured.
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~ Ale ~ falhyfa town sheated
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03
FRANKIE FOLSOM.


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tns alle1eN nt4oe-eisct o. tFesloeht NieFe-
emu iCslalug m tals Guy, sehmii,e0 tae
oltet guy 20 quiet ela' aoou' RANK
ai.a Hef as tlh- ulsAeo eng cement writes
vie, etand correspondent " lAe reg
's1' 9'e saia.
nave hoI seen z EallA SINCE i"st sum
-ue.f "ltAoQsn We Were CORES P"hu4ig
WIN W u sehool-s'ti fesutaIlly, We were at
" Gus coaese' AUBURN ~ 1 = ~ tae same
o-ass' "i.lcA staoua,e0 l0s' 'ahe'
= y true aoou' heF engagement "as
a'hgo'
'uiHN ~ Ntlh s.4 lNas37 on tAp
INNS QhlE last man rom t4rls l
Leeel'eu lelle. rom aet lI "Alea sAe ~
.uuea 70 ~ neg aeniltelS' 'ut Ao0 denying
r. tua ste spoke ol the elegant ouliit sa7
ll'slloeo Gums h'oue ~ tafls' I he
liousse.u van oe Ee'! elesai.,' 1or rams
mas lle 1H9ta ol qaeeh' sac was quito
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03

Mauna Loa, the Hawaiian volcano, is
situated on the southern slope Of the
and feet below the apex. The crater
proper is nine miles in circumference and
aboyt COO feet deep. The floor Of this
crater IL covered with black lava, and
every few weeks or months it receives q
new coating.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03

The other day block OF auriferous
quartz Of the estimated value of $500
600 was taken out in the galleries of the
Oscar gold mine, Bonnet Island, on the
west coast of Norway.
According to the Santa Ann iCal.l
Standard, bees are overrunnlng the whole
Of that part of the country. School
houses, churches, and even private dwell
ings have been captured by immense
swarme Of bees and in some districts tn
people are utterly unable tn make any
head against them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-03

A fisherman found five pound pickera
in the Mississippi River. In its stomach
was a pickeral five inches long. In the
stomach Of the second fish was a pickeral
FRY two inches in length