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blasted cypress growing on the edge o.
n ravine or ssslash.' "A tangle Of thorn
trees, papaws and trumpet vines made q
rude hedge above the bank ON the road
side. Luther's first glance showed hin
Docks tall figure in blue jeans, outlined
against the chalk-vhite Of the cypress
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enemy and both men advanced, frown
in&. Half way, they stopped - abrupt
~ ~ II shot, with curious, embarrass'
Cd, shatnefaced look. Yet that wllicl
had stopped them was but a child
laaeh. Immediately II was answeredb by
!. aI0thef childish laugh.
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reckon, = aid Dock. "Say, warn't tina
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BRInGEP0RT, CT.
S62 Water Street, foot Of Bank.
We ask renewed attention this season to
onr stock of Nova Scotia Hand Made Wooden
Sfockingss Gloves and Mittens md our line
of Imported Guernseys. No garments have
ever been devised to take the place OF these
Guernseys, combining As they do great
warmth with perfect freedom for action.
notice OF all out door workers, drivers, rail-
road mon, and sportsmen, the great comfort
and safety from wet to be derived from q
suit of Oiled Clothing. 1t Is not expensive, is
easily repaired and kept In order and will
ward off many attacks of cold, rheumatism or
pneumonia.
with these go Rubber Gloves, Mittens and
Finger Cots, OF which we have good stock.
The damage to horses and harnesses by
rain and sleet storms Is well known to every
owner of horses. One Of our Oiled Canvas
Covers Will prove a complete protection and
may save its cost many times over in storm.
These however are little side shows. Our
main business is.in
Pure Leads and Oils, Ship Chandlery,
Engineers Supplies and
Dredging Materials.
In any OF these lines we are very difficult to
match, and impossible to beat. Our stock
is full and complete of the best goods obtain
lite attention given to all.
We have a brand of Cigars made from the
best imported stock, which we sell only by
the hundred. They ars really very fine goods
and cost but little more than cigarettes Drop
in and try one.
Telephone. Never Undersold.
NEW YORK PRICES.
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Woodward ( LothIOp,
STYLES N TABLE LtNENs.

This Fall tits our intention 20 open our Linz
en- Department with an entirely new line Of
Damasks, Napkins. Cloths &c, thus securing
the very latest patterns direct from the mills,
and have concluded 10 make lower prices on
a considerable part Of the stock. Bear 10
mind the qualities are the same as our regular
staple numbers, which we shall duplicate this
Fall, only in newer patterns, and should you
be pleased with the present patterns, which
are not bad in any sense, you secure better
quality for the price than is possible to get la
ter. This offers an exceptionally good oppor-
tunity for Hotels, Restaurants, Boarding
Houses, Summer Cotmgers, ard others to re-
pcnsh their linen closet at great saving g.
Fine grades. G6-inch Cream Fine Irish Linen
Table Damasks reduced TO coo per yard. &C.
inch Cream Fine German Linen Table Damasks
reduced to 81 per yard. 72-inch Fine Bleach
ed German Linen Table Damasks reduced to
90c per yard. 72-inch Extra fine Besched
German Linen Table Damasks, reduced to
IS per yard. 72-inch extra fine Snow
Bleached German Linen Table Damasks re-
duced to ! so per yard.
Doylies and Napkins.-4-s Cream Damask
Doylies with Cardinal border, reduced to 75c
per dozen Cream German Linen Damask
Napkins, reduced % ! % per dozen. ! Bleach
ed German Linen Damask Napkins, full sell
wedge, reduced to 90 per dozen. Bleached
/ Fine German Linen Damask Napkins, reduc-
ed 10 so per dozen. / Bleached super fae
| German Linen Damask Napkins, reduced to
90 per dozen.
Damask Coths-All white full bleached
Satin Damask Frnged Table Cloths, of extra
quality, and at these prices extra good value.
Size 2 by % yards, reduced to so each. Size
. by 81 yards, reduced to 90 each Cream
all linen Damask Fringed Table Cloths, with
fancy borders. Size by yards, reduced to
/ 90 each. Size by 3 yards, reduced to 40
each Size by 81 yards reduced TO 80 each.
Extra quality ofCream German Linen Fringed
Table Cloths, with red border. Size by q
yards, reduced to 50 each Extra fine full
bleached Satin Damask Fringed table cloths,
with neat cardinal borders, ezra value Size
by yards, reduced to 90 each. Size by
q yards, reduced to 80 each. Size by
yards, reduced to 90 each. We confidently
believe that we are now Offering the greatest
intrinsic value in fine table linens possibly
procurable in this or any city. Our linen
stock will compare fayeCably with any in the
country and represents one Of the most im
portant features four business.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28
HOp al The st. Charles.-Altbor

Hop az the st. Charles. --Althauvs
Tuesday last was an inelsmeu; day aud Il.
night dark and gloomy one, the ball give
under the auspices Of the Howard Rifles Il
the St. Charles Hotel in this village, vas, a
we predicted it would be- decided success.
The ball room was gaily decorated, crossed
guns on the walls surrounded by handsons
flags. gave the room military appearance.
Two silk banners which were furnished by
Lieutenant Boswell attracted special attention.
They were flags presented by the ladies Of
Charles county to the Smallwood Riaemea.
and the Mounted Rifles, two crack eoanfy
military organizations, which received tie
smiles and plaudits Of the fair oaes Of Our
loved county, in the ante 5elium days. 90
the former was the motto, 'our rights aud
our Liberties" on the reverse side was, ''pre-
scented by the ladies Of Charles county to the
Smallwood Rifles The other flag had On
one side the motto, 10 the Mounted Volun.
tecrs. from the ladies Of Charles county, to the
keeping Of the brave we intrust our rights
on the opposite side was, press on, Gods
blessing on the right Each Of them were
magnificent banners, and were much admired
About one hundred persons were present
many Of whom were visitors from various
sections Of the State Gay couples whirled in
the exhiliratiug dance to the excellent music
furnished by Young's string band Of Balti-
more. Supper and refreshments were served
during the evening, after which dancing was
resumed and continued until the approach Of
day, when, with many signs Of regret, the gay
and happy throng wended their way home
ward, 10 dream Of conqnests made on thu
pleasant occasion. In addition to the man..
bright and handsome faces Of our own young
ladies present, we noticed the following lady
visitors from elsewhere, Miss Grace Clagett,
and Miss Alta Middleton, Of Prince George /
county, Miss Wallace Of Kent, Miss Belle
Chapman, Of Alexandria, Va, Miss MARI
Middleton, of Baltimore and Miss E. Belle
Boas, Of Reading, Pa.
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Local Rreuiness

Post yorr lands and keep OF po,-huoters.
The special service from Port Tobacco to
Spring Hill has been discontinued
Mrs. Gwinn p. Oliver is seriously i'll at her
home near this village.
A meeting Of the executive committee will
be held At the Benedict race course on Satur-
day next, for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for the fall races.
The Registration officers will sit FIVE days
next week, commencing Monday, October
Ist. See that your name is on the list. This
will be the last sitting.
The large bridge over the canal near this
village has been torn up and il undergoing
repairs. Captain II. G. Page Who built the
bridge about twenty years ago has charge Of
the work.
Mr. Richard S. Worthngton Of Anne
Arundel county, has gone to Fort Scott Kan
sas. to accept lucrative position. Mr..
Worthington has many friends in Charles
who wish him much success.
The Rev. Father insolvency who for the
past three years has been 10 st. Mary cosn-
ty, was recently returned to this county
His return causes great pleasure to his host Of
friends here, who appreciate his unselish de-
yotion to duty.
Judge Cory last week was removed at the
instance Of Barnes Compton, as postmaster al
Newport, aud Herbert appointed in his place
This takes Off the last Republican head. Dur
ing Republican reign, removal Of fourth elias:
postmasters was a thing beneath the party
notice.
James S. Murphy, NJ D., Company Shops
In. c., writes: 81 sell great deal of DR.
|. Bulls Cough Syrup, for every one who tries
it likes it,"
"There are more things in heaven and earth
Horato, than are dreamt Of in your philoso
ply" Of counsel Why, those old buffers
suffered horribly with aches and pains, anC
didn't and couldn't know that Salvation Ol
would cure them.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Gone West. Mr. Camillus p. Carrico
who during the past year so efficiently taught
the public school in this village, left home for
the West on Monday last Mr. Carrico has
not fully determined where he will perma-
nently locate, but thinks it probable that
Chicago will be his future home. 1t is always
with regret that we chronicle the removal
from our Iudst Of intelligent and enterprising
Young men, for we know full well that to
them we must look for future success and
prosperity Those who have the financial
ability should strive to devise means by which
new enterprises could be opened up and re-
tain our young men at home. Money invest
ed in mortgages may be good thing for the
investor but the general public can derive no
benefit and the enterprisug ami ambItioRs
young men seek other fields where ready
hands are extended to those who are willing
10 help themselves While we regret the re-
movd Of Mr. Carrico We wish him success
ana prosperity in the great West which glad
ly welcomes an newcomers.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Tournament at Benedict Sixteen
Knights contested for the hontrs and prizes at
the tournament which took place at Benedict
on the 10Th instant. The prizes were road
cart. AMI harness W Underwood, Knight
of Accokeek, was the successful knight, and
crowned Miss Sue Bowling, Queen of Love
and Beauty. Her two sisters, and Miss
Grace Clagett, were selected as Maids of
Honor The cart was won by Mr.. Underwood,
and the harness by Mr.. Trotter. The ball at
night was held in an improvised hall adjoin-
ing the grand stand on the race course. It
was largely attended by the youth and beau
" Of the three counties, and all united in
praise Of the managers who SO assidiously
administered to their comfort and pleasure.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Narrow Escape.-Nr ]. W Clements
who resides in i'm Top district, had It y'lua-
Bile horse 10 f3ll in well in his yard on
Thursday Of last week. Fortunately Mrs,
Clements saw the animal fail and assistance
was Immediately summoned. a man went
down into the we'll which is - feet deep, aud
fastened ropes around him aud ~ great effort
he WIS hauled out At FIRST it was thought
me animal was seriously injured, batafter be-
ing ont a short While he got up and com
meucet 10 q. &c about, apparently none the
worse from hi, fan
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

sidney f Mudd, Trustee, to Mary c Burch
aud al tor farm devised by Philip Simms.-
Sidney f. Mudd, Trustee to Emma L. Bureh
AMI al for farm known as "Landturnum y
A. Posey. Trustee, to F. A. Richmond for
Part Of ColIine; consideration, $500. Carl
ton Spaids and wife to P. Williams Tor
part of Locust Grove;" consideration, $500
+. Dudley Turner and wife to Susan Ford ior
80 acres of land; consideration, $500.
Mortgages From Richard S. Mitchell to
james A. Gary on Myrtle Grove" conside-
ration, $500. John R. Ford and wife to
4 Dudley Turner on 80 acres Of land eonsd-
Grafton, 1898
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Concert The Christ Church Aid Society
On the 18th of next month will give in the
tourt House IN this village festival and
concert for the purpose of making needed re-
pairs on the Reciory. Mr. 5 Q Padgett at
tile request OF the LADIES' Of the society, W n
to Washington on Monday last, and succeed
ed ia securing the services of the gentlemen
who composed the octette which sang in
Christ Church choir in July last In add
ton to those voices, two ladies OF great must
cal ability, will be present, and participate,
Dr.. f. 5, Klmball, the musical instructor,
whose fame extends throughout the country,
Will have general direction Of the concert. =
There Will be octette, quartette, duet, and
solo singing, selections from the leading
operas. To those who heard the grand music
rendered in July last by the gentlemen Who
composed the octette at the services in Christ
church, it is useless to say anything in refer
ence to the concer, which will he given. But to
these whowcte so unfortunate as not to be
present on that occasion we will say, that no
better music can be heard anywhere than will
be rendered at the coming concert.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28
Summer Black Goods.

Harpers Bazaar saws: "There is decided
revival of Black IN Paris for dresses, and in
deed whole toilets are Black Henrietta Cloth
for all the year and Nuns Yelling for sum
mcr" We make a speciality of b. Priestley S
Black all wool and silk and wool fabrics which
stand unriyalled for excellence Of material,
beauty of color dye, and briliancy of finish
These black dress fabrics are equally desirable
for mourning, half-mourning, and out o.
mourning wear.
Priestlev's black all wool Nuns Yelling, DC
inches wide, 50, 62!, Is, 90 and % pei
yard
Priesueys black silk warp Nuns yelling
4O-inch at ! -. so and ! IS per yard.
Priestley's black silk warp Henrietta, 49,
inch. at 75c; 40-inch at 90, %, 379, IS
62j, -, 90, % 80 and 3 90 per yd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Harvest MOOn.-The harvest moon has
appeared in the heavens and summer is at sn
end. The harvest moon is SO denominatd
because of its propinquity to the autumnl
equinox and the small angle OF the eelipdc
and the moons orbit with the horizon, cats
ing it to rise at an early hour for several days.
The name was given it because il was SUP
posed to aid the harvesting operation BY
shedding its light upon the bclated agricula-
riStg
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28
Race at Benedict. The match race a.

Race Mt Benedict The match race NJ
verlsed in the INDEPENDENT to take place 4
The 10th instant over the Benedict race coursl
drew together d large crowd Z. G. Bow
ing entered Clyde Hampton aud W. II 81
entered Bella FIR purse of 800. Bella VI
after an exciting race and large sum chan
ed hands ON the result Mr.. Bowling,
enterurising aud Courteous owner OF
track, and prop ictor of the nicely cqnippH
"Gilsey House, deserves, and we believe
receive a rich reward for his effoEts to bull
up and make successful racing sports
Southern Maryland. Unfortunately too M
of our monied men are satisfied withsspv
lneuts in mortgages on real estate, ana
little if any good is done the communist
the wealth which they have accumulatcd.i
Mr. Bowling is of different type and ls.pt
content to benefit himself alone. We wiI
him continued success ard prosperity.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28
BuckIen's Arnica saIve.

The best salye in the world for cuts, bruse,
sores, ulcers, salt, rheum, fever sores, tettsr,
chapped hands, chilblains, eorns and all skin
eruptions and positively cures piles, or n
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give pet
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Pri4
IS cents per box. For sale BY ". W. PadgetI
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Good Prices Messrs. " Il Moore Co,
Commission Merchants recently seld for Mr..
Thad Mudd, the enterprising merchant and
farmer of Waldorf seven hoghsheads of tobac
%. lie received prices as follows three at
Sc 50, one At S. So two at 50, and one at
- 30. The purchaser, who upon several
previous occasions Dough Mr.. Mudd's crop
stated that owing to the nice handling and
packing, which characterizes all of Mr..
Mudd's shipments, he was enabled to pay
better prices for his tobacco. Honesty and
fairness pays always in the long run.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Serious Illness The many friends of
Or. John " Nllar Will be panied to learn
If his serious Illness at his home near Hill
Top The Doctor has been sick for some time
past aud few days ago was stricken with
paralysis His condition. at present is quite
serious, but having naturally robust con-
sti,ution, We trust he will soon improve.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

The Comet The comet discovered this
month by Prof Barnard is reported as about
100, 900, GEO miles distant from the earth, or
tvs &c as FAR Off as the sun. Not likely to he a
troublesome ucighhor, bat ASTRONOMERS tell US
that is coming towards us at the rate Of over
] geo 900 miles per day. Rather fast travel
ing that
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Cur Candidate Hon. Sidney E. Mudl.
the Republican nomioce Tor Cousr frgm the
9TH district. mid our town visit during thu
Iast week lie was we'll re riyed aud kiadlY
treated hy Democrats as well as Republicans
4 great nlauy gentlemen, heretofore Demo.
Gratis, promised their support OR Young
friend Is doing good dcal Of quiet but We
hope aud believe, effective work The mass
meeting wiz bcnnnounced attain early date. =
81. Mar, Enterprise
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28
Not q Hnnny FnmiIy.-Th

Not Happy Family The Democrats
opened their campaign on Thursday of last
week in st Mary's county, and as it was the
FIRST week in court many were present who
otherwise would not have heard Mr. Compton 5
plea for re election From all reports the
Democratic family in that county is not a
happy one, and Mr. Compton is slnguIarly
unpopular there On the evening of the meet
ing many fights occurred between the Comp
ton and and-Compton Democrats, and several
indictments have been found by the Grand
Jury against them
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Land Sale MIR. Richard A. Murray has
purchased from Mr. :. 4. owen farm near IL
Piata upon IS hiclrhe having buiIta handsome
new residence. Mr.. Murray Is one ofthe sue
ccsstM farmers Of our county aNd strictly at
tends TO his business He is thus enabled 70
purchase a 6ne Farm aud huiid thereon. not
withstanding the fact that he ass been forced
to pay large rents ior a uumber Of ears past.
Who says that farming docs not pay?
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

To,Ijes will find re-

Lddies will dnd relieffrom their Costive-
ness, Swimming in the Head, Collie, Sour Sto-
mach, Headache, Kidney troubles, etc. by
taking a dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator af-
ter dinner or supper, SO as to move the bow
els once a day Mothers will have better
heath and the babies will grow more robust
by using the Regulator. If an infant shows
signs of Collie, nothing like a few drops in
water for relief. The genuine has the red z
ON front Of Mrapper.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28
EXTRAORDINARILY DEDUCTIONS.

EITRAORDLNARY REFLECTIONS.
in the following lines, which at these prices
represent the best intrinsic values possibly
urocurable in this or any city We call at
tenuon to the fact that our rcady-made dress
es are OF a distinctive character and Of Il hi gh-
er order Of Workmanship and finish ian the
usual run Of ready made garment, and are not
to be confounded with factory work.
CHILDREN7S FAyCY GINGKAN DRESSES
l line reduced to - cents each.
line reduced to 80 each.
line reduced to % each.
| line reduced to - each.
line reduced to 3 20 each.
line reduced to ) 80 each.
I line reduced to 80 each
Children Datiste Dresses reduced to 3 %
CHILDREA9S WHITE PIQUE DRESSES
| line reduced to 90 each.
! line reduced to 90 each.
Children white French Nansock Dresses
reduced TO % each.
CHLLDREN9S WHITE INDIA LINEN SUITS
line reduced to Is each.
line reduced to 4 80 each.
line reduced to 80 each.
| line reduced to 90 each.
I line reduced to % each
line reduced to 0 90 each
! line reduced TO 10 90 each
line reduced to ! 90 each
uycSro, r.vlt,- cJ,-ct,,v s,t,rs
line reduced to IS each.
line reduced to 3 90 each.
Misses fancy Batiste Suits reduced to
3 50 each.
Misses White India Linen Suits we'll
made and tastefulv draped. Trimmed
with view to facilitating laundering.
line reduced tc IS each.
line reduced TO 90 each.
l line reduced TO 90 each.
! line reduced to 50 each.
| line reduced to 90 each.
line reduced to 80 each.
l line reduced to 10 90 each.
MISSES WHITE WOOL SUITS
line reduced 70 W.
Mis- es' fine Challie Suits, reduced to / 0 90
each.
Ladies White India Linen SUITS. made
in an excellent manner, of fine material
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Lost on sunday the I'D instant, on the
road to ST. Thomas Church, or at the church,
a seal gold ring, with an English W mono-
gram The finder will please return to this
Office and be suitably rewarded. BIT
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28

Loss Of a Valuable Horse ~ Mr.. ". H..
Trotter Of Waldorf, lost a valuable horse a
few days ago. He had been hired to some
drummers aud was returned sick, and shortly
afterwards died It il supposed he was over
driven by the gentlemen Of the road, who as
a general thing have little mercy on horse.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28
Wide Awake Merchants.

" IUt AWHkV NtTVHHHTN'- ~ V771
and Son, the wide awake merchants at issue
realize the value of printers ink Their adj
appears to-day, Il careful rcrusal shows that
hy buying for cash, AS they do, they are en-
ablcd to sell at city retail prices. It will pay
TO give tuem call.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-09-28
NOTICE.

rINHE Board of County Commissioner,
will meet at their Office in Port Tobacco
TUESDAY, october I'd, IssS,
for the purpose of paying road hands for the
month of September.
By order of the Board.
BENJAMIN VI. EDELES, President.
C.F. DALEY, Clerk.