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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

heutl5en &atboliteu mar Al oertng."
Gina 3 beutf9s 8eItprieifer. 81 uub
weI5e Sir9en beuti4e 6atboItten bsiuden,
mar nt5t aussuftnteu.
81 0i6ceie Ri6monb, 8a.
l beutide @emstnbe uno l aemtltte Siliale
nit auiammen 1890 SesIen, barunter 1913
S9uItinoer, beioe paitortrt pom PIP. See
nebictinern. 2uBsrbsm finben ii9 taum
10 beuti4e tatboIii9e SamiIten in gang
8irsinia.
A. Oi6eeie Sapannab, @ a.
Sertdt feblt. l beutider 8sItprieifer.
0euti9e Sensoietiner uerieben ausi @esers
semeiubeu.
5.) Di6cefe ct. Nueufin,
Sla. l semiidte 9emeinbe nit AZ osuts
i9en Samtlien, ssIeitet BON ben PIP. gss
nsbietinsrn. 70 9farri9uIs0sIinse.
6.) 0t6ceie W bssIins g, @. 9.
Sn l beuti9en unb ca. 4 semii9ten @s;
n,etnben auiammen ca. 700 beutide SAINT
lien unb $50 S9uItinber. 5 beutide
Beltprisiter. Oie bsutide @smeinb pirb
paitorirt uou PIP. gapucinern. v@tne 4ns
3abl beuti9er &inber beiudt BITE S1uIe
oss snsIii9sn Baiienbauiss unb cine
Ntabemte."
~ 0t6ceie @iIminst o n,
Gel. Su elmer @emeinSe (po3u aud ca.
60 polntide 5umilien ssbDrsn) 100 SAINT
lien NIT l4O S9ulttnbsrn, paitorirt non
ben PIP. Benebicttnern. l beuti1er WsIts
p~rieiter. 30 ionit beuti1e 6atboIiten
seritreut Ieben, mar nidt gu srfabren.
s. GpofoIii9es gtcaria t
Nortb @aroItna. Scr beuti9en
&atboIiten itnb In q. g., ME in anberen
iibli9eu @esenben, iebr penise. 1ieIe
uon ben bter lebeuben Oeutideu itnb srSBs
tentbeils Der Stride entfrembet ,pesen Wan:
gel IN beutiden Priefsrn u. {. NJ, in ben
uerfohenen Sabren. Gin neuer 8eweis,
bag itets bic osutide Sp,ade in Rir9e
uno S9ule beibebaIten psrben iol. Inter
ben iesisen &atboItten mOsen pisusi4t 100
beuti1er Nbtuuft iein." Nebif benz 8is
i6of nod 4 beuti9e Bsnebictinsr, bic eth
@oaesium leiten.
&%irdenprobin5 Bottom.
81 gr3biDcefeBo # IN, Wafi.
Sn 2 beutideu @emeinben unb serftreut In
etIi3en anberen 1925 Seelen, barunter
495 S9ultinber. Die @emeinte In
Bottom unter 2situns Der PIP. s. l.. Gin
oeuti9er Weltprtefer. vgs 1T i5per,
aud nur anndbernb bic 3abI Der tatboIis
i9sn beuti9sn SamiIien anSuseben, ba fat
In allen Srtidaftsn bsren ssritreut i5
p%orfinben. Siele bapon balten III ben iris
i5en &tr9en, 10 gut es sebt, anbsrs seben
eber in bic ,,proteifantii9eu beutl5en Dets
bduier, wieberum anbere bIeiben gang pom
Der &tr9e meg, neil te teine tatb. beuti9e
&tr4s IN BET Wdbe u~orinbsn."
10Y 0t6cefs Burlington. 9 t.
&ein 8eri9t.
1l.) 0i6eefe S,a rtforb. Conn.
Sn elmer beuti9en unb 4 ssmii5ten @es
meinben 1850 SeeIeu. vOte bs3ei5ueten
(3) Bldee finb bic eiu3isen, mo reselmdBis
beuti9 sepsebist ptrb. IS finb beuti6e
Ratboliteu tn mebr ober weniser alien @es
msinben, bic bur9 uns 3ur Oiter,eit bes
iorst uerben." 8 beutf9e BeItprieiter.
l2.) 8t6ceie Wan4eif er, 81.
s. Setn Bert9t.
49, Dt6ceie PORTLAND, W e.
Retn Seri9t.
14.) Ot6ceie Sropibence, 81.
s. Sein gsri4t. Gin beuti9er 8eIts
p~rteiter.
l5.) OtDceie SprtngfieIb,
Raff. &ein geri9t.
G%ortiesuns folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
RatbpHfher atrGeu salenSes.
Bon Der @ittwe SObn.-2uc. I.
A6tung i6r Sat6oft&en !
Gts sttmuae oeS rertt. Vius TX.

8ir eriu9eu sic tnitanbisf, allen bsnen
nit eurem Suten Btuen un6 eurer @unft
bet5ufeben, bic, NIT @etft besaot unb nit
seniiSsRber &enntniB ~ausseriitet, ii9 an
Ste Irbstt MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 8ettuns
gen sur Sertbetbtsuus uuS 8erbreituns Der
tutpoIti9en 2e5re uerOfentIi6en.
@ncpclica Qius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28

v@ir iinb nttt fir glepelanb, neil er
etn Oemotrat, ionberu neil sr Der before
&epublitaner ber bsiben 9anbibaten if
iast Der Nsw gorter vS%ubepsnbent."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
Str6fi6e WeutsReiten.
Z n b.
@r3bi6eefe Rew Yort.

9as arOBe afabemie : 9ebGube unb
RI ,um 81. 9ersen an ber l32. Str,
Npenue, tn Rew gJort brannte am
'nb .. W. po0itanbts niebsr.
'nben fi4 1876 Ysrionsn tn
idmmtli4 obns 8srs
Ser Sdaben birfts
20 ~belaufen, wdbrsnb bic
.mme nur 5000, 900 betrdst.
.titanb TN Eburmis, NO aussns
Sc Ve~rdnberunssu uorssnommsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-28
GrnitltGe SeiorsniTe far Srei,
ttaIrer

finbsn tbren Qusbrud in ben Qosens unb
ionittsen BIdttern, bic ibnsn anperuanbt
unb Sugetbau flb, ieibsm bur6 ben Be-
ri5t bes ST.: StnbeI in Der pon ibm per.
a~usse9ebenen vBaubdtte" Nummer 26
Sette) betannt seworben TT, baB &aiisr
Wilbelm III. Elm ,unbeftegbares
Sorurtbetl" seseu bic T%rsimuureret
gu baben f9eine. Nuf aorefeu pop 2os
gen an ben peritor6snen &ailer Srieori9,
10 er5d5lt bieies 6reimaurerorsuu, iet nam.
lid ni1t einmal cine bantenbe gmpfansss
'"ideintsuts erfolst un6 in spei beion6es
Mem in rein bureautratii9er form 10
infa9 quittirt worben, ebenio
fber pieberbolt ausseSei6nete
bic I'm @rnenuuu9 zines
en- 9rotectOrs ei~nserommen
mort erbuIten. Der maures
'~ritatter gIaubt bic 26Iuns
lhen @rideinuns barin gu
peneinsaben tns Be:
rt%retung 9ebors
lreno Der Rranfbeit
benz OumaIt9eu
,iaen &aiier bear
alIe ii9 benn au9
aaurerii@e giusus
i4 feIen."
8 babin tets nit
nise pom YrsuBen
~:iftste, namentIi9
erboIteu 8orpurt
{ treble, 3urid5us
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19

When the Democratic party went out
Of power in the Government, after forty
Years of Interrupted control, whiskey
was 80 cents a gallon, and from 3 to 3
cents drink, while cotton prints were
from - to 30 cents a yard There is
no need Of hunting up any record to
lrove this, because there are thousands
H men aud women all over the country
who know it of their own knowledge. -
Binder the control Of the Republican
isrty the price Of whiskey has gone up
IN from 81 to So gallcn and from 10
~ 20 cents drink, while the price of
eutton prin's has come down to from 3
10 6 cents yard. There never was Il
day in the whole long period of Demo
cratic rule when the price of day S
work would buy as much rainment or as
little rum as now, and in spite of all the
shallow free trade babble the whole world
knows that this is the fact and that the
credit is due to the Republican party
tlat it is so And yet there are Demo
cratic organs that have the cheek tt
charge that the r publican party is the
"cheap whiskey and dear clothes party
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
Mil & Land For Sale,


will sell at private sale my Water Power
Grst Mill on Aliens Fresh, with the use of all
the runs and water courses leading 10 and
from it, necessary for the working Of same,
together with lot Of land containing ahoui
six acres adjoining, having upon it good
dwelling for the mller's use. Also part OF
the whole of n tract Of about 100 acres OF
good flrming land, next to the mill, and adj
joining my homestead farm called ''Mfll
Farm" The mil building IS IS feet long by
"a feet wide, two aud half stories high,
Of frame with basement story under The
whole house Of Stone ana brick; is now in
good order. Buiit ~ me IN 864 OF the best
material The gearing and mill works, the
best und most approved kind for making all
kinds Of Grist. Flour, Veal, &c. !, has three
run Of French Burs, with elevators from each
to aud from lower TO upper floors; large Flour
Bot, W heat Screen, Smut Machine, HOSTING
Marhiue and every other fixture necessary
and useful in first eltss mill.
All or any part Of the above property VIII
be sold much below its original cost, separate
or the whole in one lot, on terms to suit Pur-
chaser by paying small part in cash, the
balance on Il long credit If desired.
w A. POSEY,
nov Aim Aliens Fresh +. O., Charles Co., Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
Betting on Elections

The attention o persons who are always in
the habit Of enforcing their opinions By pro-
posing to bet is called 70 the following Sec
tonS OF the Revised code of Maryland
Sec. So No person shall make any bet or
wager on the result Of any election to take
place in this State
Sec. 66.-Any person offending against the
last preceding section shall be liable 10 in
dictnent in the Circuits Courts, if the offense
be committed in any county, or in the Crim-
nal Court of y fillmore, if the Offense be COM
milted IN Baltimore and on conviction shall
be fined not less than fifty nor more than FIVE
hundred dollars, 10 be paid to the State for
The nse OF tae school fund.
See 87-Eyery deposit Of money in any
part Of the State, rs wager or bet upon cleo
tons iIr this State or elsewhere, shall he for
feited and paid o5er to the County Commits
sioners Of the county where deposited, for the
use OF the county; and if deposited in the city
OF Baltimore, 10 the Mayor aud City Council
DAVID SHOOT,
Get I9-te Sheriff Of Charles county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
Organize and W Ork'

While pretending to rid'cul' WI
mudd's chances for election to Congress
70 gil the seat of MIR. Compton II !.
clearly evident that the knowing ones :"
49, oDnosition are uneasy, and think that
compton's chances for re election ~. III,
growing less and less each day "',"
~. o,mpaign first started, to jn'ge BY
A. iona of the Democratic press ana
mo u,teranees of the ringites, Mr. Comp
80 bencbmen no efforts would b
"a =, al By them, as their candidate
would have, in sporting parla"ce'
Ill over" But now how changed
Midnight meetings, which these mmac
ul,,, ones 50 bitterly denounced in Ia
10, Ear distant past. are frequently held
wher. whiskey COWS as freely as "a'el
.,I addresses are delivered, as TtrongI
derunciatory of the Republican part.
its policy, and leaders, as l'ngu'sy 20
make them, yearningly aud bc'eech'n
" they plead with the heretofore ''l'
tl to stand by them in this their hour
need. If Mr.. Mndd has no P'Ss''
.bOw to be elected, why this earnest
80 Whv the b4rbccues, the mount
,roccs.ious, and the trained 'pe'k'
The truth is, and none realize II more
than do the leaders of The DEMOCRACY
mi. county, there are great changes
iar on in the congressional district
aly are men, heretofore regarded
.,,nnch Democrats, declaring ~ tavo
Harrison Morton, and Mudd- heP
leans in this county have been rePeS
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19

Is Indiana a doubtful State? W,
think not. When the Hon james &
Blaine was in Indiancpo is a few days
ago the largest coueour>e OF PEG
pie ever seen in that city, cs
timated at two hundred tholsond, assem-
bled to welcome him. Mr. Blame said
"a man might as well stand at the end
of Cape Race and speak to the Atlantic
Ocean as attempt TO address this vast
audience You know as we'll as | do,
that this great multitude means fifteen
thousand majority for Gen. Harrison in
November. Such an audience Is worth
FIVE hundred speeches from any man
living"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
The Fox and the Zee

An old fox tired of his life,
Walked through the forest hungry and sad,
When gearing a thrifty Bee Hive
The hing OF the Sweet Workers he met
How is il the World mas forsaken me,
And poverty is my last?
The Fos said to the ROYAL Bee,
Not thinking Of the past
The Bee replied, look at the
And all those under my commando
Our Watchword is HONESTY,
We not like sou the world offend.
lIadst thou been honest in Your
Dealing your rewttd would not be misery,
But blessed with happy feeling
Like the thrifty, Honest Bee,
Fox, Forest, Bee and Hive
Lansaufgs Shield aud Protector,
n e firm consistent Business Life
Proved Public Beneactor.
They thrive by trying the world to please,
Fair dealing is their success,
industrious and Honest like the little
Bees. such Virtues the Public bless;
They cal al Lanshurp's, yonng and old,
To receive Value for their money.
Remember our store when you are told
/ About the Fox, Bee and llo1ey.
We will now discontinue our poetic
STYLE and inform the Public that we have
on hand an immense line of Remnants
and Short Lengths Of Dry Goods, placed
on exhibition at our well known Third
Floor. The following specifications Of
Bargains will convince you Of the fact.
Two cases of the very best French Navy
Blue Percale with Gold, White aud Red
figures, beautiful fall styles, only lOc
per yard Regular value l5c. Auoth-
er iaroice of the fnmoas "Mahdt" Plaid
an excellent fabric for ordinary dres.
wear, only Sc per I'd, generally sold al
l2lc. One case Of the genuine Indigo
Blue. Arnold Print Remnants, in good
lengths, warranted perfect, only &c pei
yd. We have also received our New
lmporta;ions of Corduroy and yelyeteer
IN alf the fall shades at reasonable prices
Having had a slight fire IN our Rcd
Spread Department we offer the damageC
lot al a great sacrifice in order to max,
room for perfect ones. Several cases o
Gerltan Bed Ticking, in short lengths
from u yds to 10 y1S; warranted teath
; proof, Blue AMI White at &c, regula
, value 22c; Red and White at lSe, regu
lar value 39c. Five cases Bleached Cot
ton Remnants q yd wide); the best fab
: ric in the market at &c, worth Sc; at 8
worth Zoe; at sc worth II, Five dozel
Black Jerseys, different sizes. reduce
from 81 80 to 25c Seventy-fve Ladies
! Jack.ts, heavy Jersey, finish entirel.
r perfect, dark colors Reduced from
. s. p to 81 One price and no other
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19

"But OH what damned minutes tells
he Ger" who. suffers, bpt waists; who
writhcs. We; moaus, before he makes up
bis mind to send out for just twenty,
Ave cents worth Of Salvation. OIL. the
pain cure.
They say the average politician is get
ting hoarse talking about tariff and no
tariff; but he cures his cold every night
with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. aud be-
zlps airrsL next morning with the lark
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
NOTICE.
STEAM saw and GRIST MILL,
Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop
COX'S STATION.

an now prePrci to 10 a9 he Swing
and Grinding tIrtl NAV he needed by the far
@ers in nv section. Nv facilities are ample
for good ana rapid work
Grinding DAVIS Wednesdays and Satnrs
DAYS Saving done on shares or for cash -.
wi.b 20 Inform my friends and the public
thai owing 70 rhe hard times in this peigk'
bo-honi Ani i6c srarciiv If money, am comp
PEELED 20 exact the cash on delivery, and i
will Ice less TO ask for credit. Positively
VIII nc' gran, it, Nv business hereafter viii
hc t'sr iuct"d % strict cash basis.
Lnmher, shin ,ltS ami Llihs, etc ; always
on mani ar sslwrd NJ III shortest noli.e All
hind Of We 'irlrs repajrcA ana Az kinds Of
farming implements mnAe aud rFpaired At y
shoii hn'ire. AZ "urh Aaue IA my Shops
are guarantrcd. Should any persons work
i've WIZ 10y relSrn 81 workmanship il sbaa
~ again repaired free Of charge If hy'.sss ut
hick 10 my shop. Thtnki0I ths PYhffc Sss
p-ss t'ors, hope 70 share ,t.siT parfunage IN
lh. .tGt-,rr g r. HAYDEN,
"oS's Station. Chtrts cnnntv, Mi.
\ 91y residence Oh ,h above nan,el person
hec7' constantly on hlnl small line Of
afotii3s5 20 sur tle country trad. Call ana
nvy. r. 4. q. HAYDEN. i'm t-isa
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
Home Library Association,
Opportunity For Cheap Books.

OfPVf'"""9 foF cheap Bv0ks
Mr. F. DeS'les lIowa d is now in our comfy
canyassing for subscribers to the above nsso-
citation Bv becoming "a member, the assoria.
ton vii furnish books Of all STANDARD mn
ibors nicely hound and handsomely finished
at prices that are simply startling TO The read
ing public. 4 large catalogue is furnished
with a list Of the books published by The asso-
citation, ana t'Ie c''rsoTy examination we have
given II shows mat u contains All tile stand
ard works eH'ant lnafdiuoD the association
furnishes TO ai its members free or cost a $50
book of 500 pages that is in itself fuIlv worth
the membership tee 1t contains Information
on almost every known subject and is j., 70.
atty a condensed nclygoim. Those Of ON
people on " hon w. lIoTard Will can ,flould
give him her.ng and examine rhoyonol,ly
what he represents, - such rare opportunity
to obtain cheap books has been seldom offered
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
Bricks. Bricks.
The unders gned have a ode lot of
FirBt-Class Bricks
for safe at nd r
KILN NV WALDORF,
which they Ger for sale a, reasonable rates.
HICKS & MCDD.
sep 7-dm Waldorf. Nd.
Strawberry Plants for Fall
Planting.

Crimson Hustler Immensely pro iuciive
has been knokn TO average "A quart 10 a miami
berries large Ind rich dark crimson color
: per hundrfd
Sharpless. tOne Of the largest berries. often
measuring sii inches in circumference and of
fine flavor.
Henderson 1.-The fruit is large. early and
noted for its exquisite flavor. excellent hearers
Parry TIE berries are large and round. a
very attracilge looking strawberry being a
brilliant light red, they are good bearers.
Price Of either Of these three varieties 30 cts.
per hundred Or - per thousand Any Of the
above 81 cents per dozen bv mail. One acre Of
Strawberries, well cultivated. will BRING moye
money than quite a large tobacco crop. An
ply TO SAMUEL L NEAyE,
Hughesvile Charles county. Ma
Agent for Montgomery Fire Insurance Co.
aug l7-bm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19

sasHcly that the charges of being
merely mercenary were true. But VIC
do not think any Republican will re-
main idle. Organizations should be i'm
mediately forned in every district where
they do not now exist, and everything
should be done to prevent the Demo
cratic clubs from putting in practice
their schemes of Wholesale bribery,
which they practcel in the campaign Of
1885. If this is done and full Repub-
llcan vote is cast in this county, the
Hon. Sidney + Nudd in the next Con
gress will cast his votes and advocate
measures, which will be in accordance
with the views held by that soldier and
statesman, Gen. Harrison, who will be
inaugurated President Of the United
States on the fourth of March next =
Will each Republican do his duty?
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19

For the intormafDn Of all persons concern
d. the following sections OF Article : Of tie
Revised code Of Public General Laws OF the
State Of Mary land ate published.
Sec. So lit Shall not be lawful for the
keeper OF any hotel, tavern, store drinking
establishment or any other place where liquor,
IRE sod, or for any person or persons, Direct,
Or indirectly, to sell barter, give, or dispose
ofany srirtuons or lermcniei liquors. ale or
beer, or Intoxicating drinks OF any kind on
The day OF any election hereafter to be held in
the several counties Of the State.
Sec SIAM person violating the provis-
IONS Of the preceding section shall lie liatle to
indictment by the Grand Jury Of tie county
where the otiense is committed, and shall,
upon conviction before any Judge Of any OF
the Circuit Courts Of this State be fined
sum not less than fifty dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars for each and every oliense;
aud one half the fine shall he paid the inform
er, the other half to the County Commission
ers for the use OF public road.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County

James A. Mason vs.. Alexander c Montgomery.
Ordered by the court this 5th day of Octo-
her 1888, that the report of sale made in the
above entitled case be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the fourth Monday OF DC ober, 1888
provided a copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published IN Charles county
once week for three successive weeks prior
to the said fourth Monday Of October. 1888.
J. Samuel TURNER, Clerk
Of CT. CT Court for Charles county.
True copy-Test:
J SAMUEL TURNER, Clark.
oct set
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19

she raises only four per cent, Of
her people use for breadstuf, and a !
said, she takes between five anasN hud
dred thousand Of grain from the Wesa
Cheers Next, there are annually
raised in this country 300,000,O0t
pounds of wool; we had only CO. 000, 00e
pounds of wool grown annually by the
farmers of the country when the fred
trade tariff was in operation, just before
the war. Under the effect of the protec-
tive tariff, we have increased the amount
of wool, grown almost wholly in the
West, to three hundred million pounds
annually, and it brings vast aggregate
of nearly 800 900, 600 Cheers To
the farmers of the country MIR Cleveland
recommends that the duty on wool be re-
pcaled, and that we shall put the WOO
grower of the West on the same plane
as the wool grower of Australia and
Canada The Republicans say NO,
and New England, of which Mr.. Dick
nson speaks so disrespectfuly, takes
every year half of that entire wool crop
and pays the West $40, 900, 600 year
for it. Cheers.
Besides, as New England needs
bread, for which she pays the West
twenty millions of dollars a year, she
needs also provisions which includes all
forms Of meat-and for that, and poul-
try in addition, imported from the West,
New England pays the farmers of these
Western States S55, 100000 year.
Cheers Moreover, the people of the
East want some butter to spread on their
bread, aud they do not make enough at
home laughter and applause, and they
pay the West over $4,000 900 a yea:
for that. Then, New England needs a
good deal Of lumber. hard wood and
pine, and there are Just three State,
here from which she gets it Michigan
Wisconsin and Mlnnesota-aDd sb.
takes Sl5, 00) GOO a year of Western
lumber, principally from Michigan -
Then of copper and lead, and salt, and
hides and lumber which are taken from
he Western States in the aggregate
about $50, 600 600 more. The agore.
gate, you will observe, is well up to two
hundred millions We all know TIM,
MIR Don Dickinson belongs to an ad
ministratioD that can afford to lend bank.
ers 500, 900, 600 year or government
money without interest, so that he thinks
$500, 600, 600 is not much of a sun,
Cheers and laughter but to those Of
US in the East who pay it, and to those
of you in the West who receive it il
docs, somehow or other, come very
handy in settling our balances at The end
of The year. I1auther This little BIZ
Of New England which Mr.. Dickinson
speaks so eontenPtuously as only having
1000 eo Of people-this llttle biz o.
frozen place On the northern coast Of the
UDisea States takes 500, 000 900 worth
of cotton from the Southern State, and
she goes down to Pennsylvania and Mary.
land aud Yves! Virginia With their coal
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19

Ordered by the court this End day of Octo-
Der, 1888, that the sale mace and reported by
l.. Allison Wilmer, Attorney for the mort.
gage named in the mortgage. filed in the
above entitled case be ratified and confirmed
unless cause TO the contrary be shown ON or
before the first Monday ia November, 1898,
provided a copy of this order be published IN
some newspaper published in Charles county
once in each Of four successive weeks prior to
the s,id first Monday in November 1888
The report states the amount of sale to be
81, 600
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Cf CT. CT for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
). SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
oct 5-dt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
OEHN' ACME HALL,
BALTIMORES LARGEST
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Baltimore, Fall, 1888,
To the People Of Maryland
aud the South.

and the South:
This will interest you; it will pay you
We've the graudest stock Of Mems and
Bows Clothing in oil Baltimore and the
South. Made from choice wcavlngs =
foreign and domcstic-in newest styles
and finish. Grand goods, grander work,
grandest results.
Fine Dress Suits. 10 90 to 40 90
Splendid Business Suits I 80 TO - 90.
Fall and Winter Oyercoats 3 90 to
10 90.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
Bricks At LOthair.

Howard and Della have fine kiln Of frst
class Brick at Lothair, which they offer TO
buyers at liberal rates. Give them a call
HOWARD 4 DELLA,
sep 2l-u Cox's Station, Md
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
NOTICE.

All persons are forwarned not to tresspass
upon my strm, "Idnho, with or without
dog or gum the law will be rigidly enforced
oct 5-bn =. STOMP.