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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
IN CHARGE FOR PARIS.

George n. Bailey. By Adoption ssneea
s'Bear.s
When last June the French government
invited the government Of the United States
to participate in the centenary celebration Of
the French revolution, she also set aside
u, 600 square feet Of door space in her biz
exposition buildings, and promised to e.
empti from customs duties all goods sent from
America for exhibit She also promised
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21

Theological seminary. at Troy. In the fall
OF 1870 he was appointed to ST. Bernard's
church, at Fitchburg, Mass, and retained
control OF st Bernard's until his recent ap-
poiDtment. He is prominent advocate Of the
temperance cause. and at present ia treasurer
Of the Catholic Total Abstinence union Of
Americ ----..- - -.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21

Look at Our Line Of
Holiday Goods.
--(S)-

Look at our Line of Fancy Plush Goods.
Look at our Holiday Table.
Look at our Line of Fancy Plnshes.
Look at our Line of Fancy Satin.
Look at our Line of Dress Silk.
Look at our Line of Brocade Silk.
Look at our Colored Henriettas.
Look at our Black Henriettas.
Look at orr Silk Wrap Henriettas.
Look at our Cashmeres.
Look at our Line of Dress Goods.
Look at our Line of Blankets.
Look at our Line of Linnens.
Look at our Line of Rugs.
Look at our Line of Draperies.
Look at our Line of Holiday Goods.
Look at our Line of New Goods.
Look at our Line of Art Goods.
Look at our Line of Goods Before Buying
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21

piracy OF invention
or design. Con-
g ess appointed
commissioners gen.
eral to represent
the United States,
agreed to pay
transportation on
all exhibits from
New York to the
exposition grounds
going and return
ing. and appropri
ated $2O.O0O to
d efray the ex
penses of tho Am.
elican exhibit.
nv
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
Thought She was Mrs. Cleveland.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-An insane woman
believing herself Mrs. Frances Folsom
Cleveland has been at the Grand Pacific
and had to be sent to the detention hospital
for the insane.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
A WORD OF WARNING.

There each be good or'
they ARE NOT but like coe lack the peculiar qualities
the genuine Ask for koy' Soap and insist upon getting
Proctor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Sole Agents for FAMOUS SUPERIOR RANGES. .

The only perfect and absolutely satisfactory
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
FOR SALEl
MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE SITES

MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE SITES
FROM TO 10 MINUTES WALK FROM
THE COURT HOUSE; CLOSE TO TEMPLE
ST. AND SECOND ST. CABLE ROADS;
FINE VIEW AND HEALTHY LOCALITY.
TITLES PERFECT; TERMS VERY LIB.
ERAL,
Lots 10 and IL, lock 8, on east side OF
Custer Avenue.
Lots IL and 1s. block 9. on east side OF
Beaudry Avenue.
Lots "A. IS and 16, block 10, on south
side Of Bellevue Ave-, cor. Victor Ave.
Lots IL and IL, block IL, on east side OF
FtguerOa st.
Lots ana 8, block 1e. on north side Of
Diamond st.
Lois Is and II, block IT, on south side OF
AtgnOnnette st.
Lots 22 and 23, block 10, on south side OF
Pink st.
Lots 8, 4 and 5, block 10, on 8 Court st.
=. Lot IL, block %, on west side Of Beaud
Lots 25, ~ and 20, block %, on east 81
OF Beaudry st., all In the Park tract.
Also, lots 20, 26, ~ and %, block 4, OH
Montreal 6t., near College; lots 20 and 81,
block on east side Of New Depot st.: lois
~ ana ~, block 8, on west Eide Of New
Depoe st, AZ In the Beeudry tract No. 2.
r.. BEAUDRY.
dc1<tn 30S NoRsh MaAn %
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
THE PLAY.
Amusetncnts A for the Past Year
ut the Opera House.

Anusetncnts for the Past Year
ut the Opera House.
During the past year the following
companies have presented plays al
the Grand Opera House, under the
popular managership of II. C. Wyatt
The list includes the principal actors
January TO S-Emma Abbot. "La
Traviata," Martha" "Il rrovatore. .
"Somnambuls," Bohemian Grill
"Faust," Lucia" Norma" "Cris.
pino" and "The Fairy" "Mikado, y
III Irovatore," "The Carnival OF
Venice" Lizzie Annandale, Viii
liam Prutte, William Broderick, and
Agostino Montegriffo.
January 7 to Is - Mile. Aimee,
+" Mam'zelle," Divorcons." "De.
ceived." Thomas Burns, Jennie
January 20 to 22-Edwin Thorne
"Black Flag"
January "a to 29-Morrison, Ales.
berg and Company. "Faust and Mar.
guerite," " Under the Gaslight.' d
Lewis Morrison, Celia Alesberg, w. A.
Brady, Rosabele Morrison.
February to l2-"Zitka." Gusta-
vus Levick, Josie Batchelder.
February IA to 19-Carleton Opera
Company. " Erminie," Nanon. .
W. L. Carleton, Fannie Rice, Alice
Vincent, Clara Wisdom, Charles H
Drew, J. G. Taylor, J. S. Greensfeld
er, Robert Broderick.
February % to 26-Protessor Herr
mann. Madame Herman.
March 2 to5-Edwin Booth, "Riche.
lieu," Hamlet" Merchant Of
Venice and Otnello." Miss Kate Ma.
lone, Miss Emma Vaduc, Miss Ids
Rock, Mr.. John 7. Malone.
March 7 to S-McGibney family
concert.
March 9-Trebelli- -Musin Concert
Company, concert.
March 10 to 12-Bijou Opera Com.
pany, Princess of Trebizond. p
"Mikado," "Bridal Trap" "Billee
Taylor" Adelaide Randall, James
G. Peaks.
May Is to l9-Clara Morris Com
pany-"Camille," Renee" "L'Ar
ticle AZ" Miss Mutton" 1.-THE New
Magdalen." Henry Miller, Mr.. H. b
Phillips, Miss Emily Seward, Mis-
Louise Reming, Miss Kate Demon.
Wilson.
March 20--Frank L. Goodwin
Dramatic Company-"Engaged."
March q to 26-"Pyke Opers
Company. prince Methusalem, )
"Queen's Lace Handkerchief ,
"Uath of Love" and "Boccaccio. >
Miss Jeannie Winston, Miss Louise
Manfred, Miss Tellula Evans, Mr.
Lewis DeLange, Mr.. Frank .Valerga
Mr.. Alexander Clark.
April 4 to 9ACarleton Opera Com.
pany. "Erminie," "Nanon," mi.
kado, !" Drum Majors Daughter
April IL to 16-- Grismer- Davies
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
THE BANKS.

~e~Heraents Of Their Present Fls
namcinl Condition.
The following short statements
show the present condition OF the
city banks;
Los ANGELES COUNTY BANK.
Capital stock, 500, 600: amount Of I
4srl subscribed. 500, 900; capital
sssek peid up, 500, 900 reserve fund,
I'M no amount on deposit, $780,
~ dividends Is per cent; increase
\: iSnoits since Deeembor, 1896,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Below sales September 1857,
whc Uncertain fo

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
Arrest Of sand prelgers.-On M

Arrest Of Sand Dredgers.-On Thurs
day Of last week, Sheriff Smoot with posse
Of men went aboard sand dredge in the
mouth of Pomonkey Greek and arrested the
Captain, Euoch NJ Norris, and crew, J. w
Norris, J. Coates, John Bell aud James Bat
ties, and brought them to Port Tobacco where
they we're held. Their counsel, Messrs. Mitch
ell and Posey, on Monday mornng sued out
writ Of habeas corpus witch was beard before
his honor Judge Stone, and baitwas fixed at
81, 500, for their appearance at the May Term
of court. Messrs. Samuel c. Padgett aud A,
Posey becoming the surelies The arrest was
made under IA new law enacted by the last
General Assembly which prohibits the taking
Of sand from the bed Of the Potomac river
Those engaged in the dredging were entirely
innocent Of any intention to violate the law,
believing, we were informed by them, that
they ind II perfect right to take sand from the
bar where they were working because Of per-
mission which they had received from the
owner Of the shore. Mr. James H. Richards
d former Charles coua iau but for many years
past prominent brick manufacturer Of Wash
ington, aud Mr.. John B. Lord, the own,r Of
tue dredge came down Immediately on learn
ing Of their arrest aud took stVs to have
Them released, The sympa!hz@ IS eommu-
atty is entircly with the Captain ~ is cor
rect aud upright man and known a' 4 law
abiding citizen. He is native DIST Mary 5
county, but for the past thirty ye'rsar'siient
Of Washington. The trial is fixed for Friday
ofuext week.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18

Ac.aai Distances Messrs. D. G Har-
rison and 2: T. Bernard who IRE mtking A
survey OF the 70 IDS for the use OF the United
States government gives us the information
that the distance AS measured hy them from
Port Tohaeco 10 Midiletown, is stren and
trree quarter miles; - Troy eleven mi 6; TO
Piscattway. fifteen and tive sxths Of II mile;
ron Port Tobacco to Pomtrei, ive aud quar-
tsr mile; aud 10 Muawomau swamp VA,
Bensyille, eleven md one third MIKES froai
Port Tobacco to Blossom Poiut, in Ceddr
Point Neck, the distance is ten niles across
the creek, from Brents wharf, u Chapel Point
wharf, three quarters Of mic; from
Chapel Point to Port Tobacco, thr'e and
three quarter miles. The young gentlemen
expressed much surprise ut the differences in
distances as given by residents, ana the actu-
al distances as fonnd by their measurement -
The explanation WIS satisfactory when in
formed that mileage was charged By jurors
aud sometimes roads were stretched a little il
/ consequence.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
Transfers of Pronerty.--l,i

transfers OF Properly --Htlis OF Ste
From Edward Miles to Washington Hicks
consideration. 53l So James A. Nontgome-
ry to Washington Hicks; constellation,
So As. VIM. NJ Sweeney to + Harrison
x Co, consideration, 800.
Deeds - From Peter ". Robey and wife to
Elizabeth A. Irwin for lot, consideration,
81 90. D J. Braguncr AMI wife to Robert
Ale for "DouhIe Trouble consideration,
Slo 90. Henson Jackson anil wife to Beai.-
min Cooley for 'Ch ,rles jenkins Farm" con.
sileration, 500. John W. Owen, ST., to T.
T. Owen for "Morris Adventureg ,considera-
ton, 5000. Elizabeth A IRWIN and Matthew
NJ Irwin to Peter W. RobeY for lot eonsi ie-
ration, 81 90. John r. Turner and Mar II
Turner to VIM W Keerh and al for Mount
Pleasant and "Waters Ghaqce;n consdera-
lion, $500. Adrian Posey to.r1homas W.
Richmond for "Pomonkey Point c)nsdara-
tion, SIS o. Joseph W. Mattagly to J. D
Mattingly for house and lot; consideration,
$3.50. VIM. A. Marbury and to James
4. Chapman for "Pope's Creekl Or "Skin-
ner's Bite" consideration, S3OOOI
Mortgages Eva E. Perry and John T, B
Perry 10 Frederick Stone on 'atox's Resur-
vey;" consideration $1,000. III T. Keech
and al to Gustav A. Rasch on "a punt Pleas
ant, &c. consideration, STOOD ". Gray
and c. Il Gray to G. J. R. Hun 4 Co., or
tract of land and personal; cd BiseTation,
S327 SO.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
LocaE Brerfs,es.

Ne. A. Simon aud family Of Florida are
visiting Nc. Joseph Stein, Cross Roads.
The board Of county commissioners will
meet neEt Tuesday, May %.
Mr.. Gwinn P Oliver, has nearly recovered
from his recent spell of illness.
The May term Of the Circuit Court for this
coun,y, commences on Monday next the
2lst instant.
Captain Geoghegan Of the steamer Sue, re-
ports that while on the Potomac on Sunday
last, he encountered a severe hail storm.
Work has commenced on the building at
cox's Station, which is to be used bs Mr..
warfeld for canning purposes.
Mr. Thomas Boarman, son Of Mr.. Andrew
J. Boarmau Of Newport, has in company With
Miss Lula Wathen, gone to Washington, with
matrimonial intent.
Owing to the fact that we we're compelled
to publish a law of unusual length in this is
sue we had to omit the publication of commu-
Mica ton from Budd's Greek.
Mr.. James A Mudd was a few days ago re-
appointed by the new warden Of the State
pententary, to the position he has held in
that institution for several years past.
Mr. C. spaids, of Chickamuxen, is busy
moving his store building. When completed
/: will be situated about FIVE hundred yards
from the old stand, further down the road, on
piece Of land he has recently purchased
Another cold wave struck as on Monday
last, and great fear was felt lest frost would
fall sufficiently heavy to destroy early vegeta-
bles. Fortunately however no damage was
done.
Mr.. F. Hughes Wills has on his farm,
"Green Spot, the finest crop Of wheat in the
county. Mr. Wills informs US that he used
G.. ODER & Sons Standard Fertilizers, and
thinks they are the best on the market.
The Aliens Fresh Debating Society, meets
on this Friday evening, at p. m. Those
who attend will be amply repaid,
as there will be an interesting
debate in which bright and talented
young gentlemen, will participate.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
Renehlct Knces. The ne,

Benedict Races. The new race track,
which has recently been constructed by Nr.
Il. Gill Bowling at Benedict, was formally
opened on Monday afternoon last A large
number Of persons were present ut the races,
and quite god stable of thoroughhreds was
on hand, aud each day contested for the
pnrses We are unable to furnish our readers
with full account of the races Suffice it TO
say that MIR Bosling's enterprise will beyond
doubt prove pecuniary snccess to the pop
lllar and energetic proprietor. A the fall
meeting a greater number OF horses will be
present. and many from the cities in addition
Il Southern Maryland owners will compete
for the purses over this, the best halt nile
track ia the country. Mr. Bowling has erect
ed fine hotel, and five dwelling houses, and
il theoretically working to buiid up the his
torfe old town Such efforts should command
the support Of orr nj ie-twAko citizens, who
prefer 10 lead rather than follow il the wake
Of al progress.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18

Pleasant Trip-Qur genial old friend
Count Hamilton, recently had the good for
tune to come down on the steamer Corcoran
from Washington, when Mrs. Cleveland was
one of the passengers to Mount Vernon His
courtly presence and fine manners quickly at
tracted the attention of the Presidents hand
some and afftbe lady, who made inquiries OF
him in 'efsrence to points ofiuterests along tue
river, and in short while the Count" was
engaged in an animated conversation with
her. He declares that should Cleveland be re-
nominated his beautiful wife will secure for
him a half million Of votes that he otherwis
could not get
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
How 20 BuiId ma

AANH w bhtAA w n 10 create
and retain bright. flourish and ,rosper.
Gus condition in a comnanit town. every
citizen therein should use hi vrea,est efforts
IN that direction, aud benea results will
soon be seen. Our own will has recently
been newly incorporated, a A Of officials
have been elected, who have a future well
fare Of the village at heart. An has been
or will be done by them, to ,tove the ap-
pearance Of the town. Yet rcials alone
should not be expected to ma 3 all improve
ments. Citizens, merchants, and ficials should
vie with each other in deter med effort for
the general good. Newspaper are expected,
and really do more, to boon 4 community,
than the most wealthy citze s. but too fire.
quently they are not sustained With that una
umity which they deserve. our town for
instance has large stores we stocked with
cheap and desirable articles, ct the general
pablic are not aware Of the f that is, they
runno. know II from any adv sements ever
inserted describing their wa aud prices.
Should our merchants insert g b week in the
county papers, advertisements as is done by
the leading aud most prospere business men
Of the country, the effect vol d quickly be
seen, for persons from the sur nnding coun-
try would come 10 greater mbers to pur-
chase and the town would benefited In
consequence. Our village ha an aged and
neglected appearance, and wi one or two
exceptions, nothing has been done recently to
improve that appearance by iPaiyidnal own
ers Of property. This should not continue,
for if we expect our village TO Gov and pros
per, everything should be done to further that
end ny individual effort Unsigbtly, rotten
aud dilapidated buildings, which are not only
eye-sores, but prolific sources Of disease,
should Immediately be torn down and Their
rubbsge removed outside the, limits of the
village. This and more should be done, if
we expect to become again, as in days Of yore,
prosperou. and beautiful rodR Seat.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18

SOiutiOn.-We were compelled to omit
the full solution Of the two problems which
appeared in our last issue. The answer to
the FIRST is 8 cents per dozen. The second an
swer is, A received cents for what G sup
ped of him, an 1 received one cent, for what
G ate belonging to him.
We have received from one of the teachers,
correct solution Of the problems The same
gentleman sends two others, and says: ''Since
E. G. e. seems fond Of problems give the
two following for his or her benefit"
Prob. ! 1t is between and clock; but
person looking at his watch and installing
the hour hand for the minute hand, fancies il
is So minutes earlier than it really is. What
is the true timer
Prob. 2 \ gentleman has box whose
sides are in proportion of 2, 3, and 4, which
contains 1900 cubic inches What ere the d.
menslons of the box2
School No. /, May l4th, 1888.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
What ami to do

The symptoms Of Billiousness are nnhappi
ly but too well known. They differ in differ
emf individuals 10 same extent A Billion,
man is seldom a breakfast eater. Too fire.
quently, alas, he has an excellent appetite fol-
liquids but none for solids Of morning. Hi
tongue will hardly bear inspection at any
time; if it is not white aud furred, it is rough
at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out of order
and diarrhea or Constipation may be a symp
tom or the two may alternate There are OF.
ten Hemogrhoids or even loss of blood Their,
may be giddiness aud often headache and
acidity or hatulence and tenderness in the pit
of the stomach. To correct all this, if not ef
feet cure try Greens August Flower, it cost.
cut trihe and thousands attest its efficacy
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18

ShreMd Work Senator

Shrewd Work Senator Edelen was
elected a delegate to the National Convention
at st. Louis, against his expressed wishes and
desires Under similar circumstances Robt. G.
Coombs, Esq, was elected presidential elector.
The natural inquiry is, why was this done?
The answer is, both were prominently spoken
of as candidates for Mr.. Compton's seat in
Congress, and if they were thus disposed of,
two strong names would not be before the
congressional convention and Mr.. Comptons
chances for third nomination would be as
sured, When sBar1ie' gets up from the
governmental table," it won't be because he
has enough but only for the reason there
will be no more left on the table.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
Personal.

Mr.. N II. Frohiehstein, Of Mobile, Ala,
writes: | take great pleasure in recommend
ing Or. Kings New Discovery Tor Consump
ton, having used ii for a severe attack Of
bronchitis and eatarrh. 1t gave me instant
relief and entirely cured me and have not
been afflicted since. also beg to state that
| had tried other remedies with no good re-
suit. Have also used Electric Bitters ana
Dr.. Kings New life Pills, both Of which | can
recommend. Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, is sold on a
positive guarantee. Trial bottles free at "
W Pddgets.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18

Fashion Magaziue.-The

Fashion Magazine Deliueator is a
Monthly Magazine published by the Butterick
Publishing Company, :, and II West 18th
street New York. It is an illustrated month
ly containing representations Of all the latest
styles aud novelties, il ladies, misses and
ehildrens fashions with fun description Of
new goods, new styles, new trimmings and
practical articles on subjects connected with
dress. The terms for this Invaluable Fashion
Delineator, are only 81 90 per year, single
copies / 5 cents
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
wonderful cure..

w. D. Hoyt b Co., wholesale and retail
druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We have been
selling DR.. Kings NV Discovery, Electric
Billers and Bneklen's Arnica Salye for four
yeus Have never handled remedies that sell
rs well. or give such universal satisfaction -
There have been some wonderful cures effected
~ these medicines in tnis city. Several cases
Of pronounced Consumption have been entire
" cured by use OF lew bottles Of Dr.. King
New Discovery, taken in connection WITH
Electric Btteis. We guarantee them ALWAYS.
Sold by ". ". PadgciI.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
The First To GO.-Mr. Posey, who wa

The First To GO.-Mr. Posey, who wa
recently selected by the Republican conven-
ton at Laurel, as one Of the delegates 10
Chicago, from this congressional district, has
the honor Of being the first ever selected from
this county to Republican National Conven-
ton. Joseph H. Garrett OF Baltimore county,
and Nicholas jacobs Of Howard, aiteruates FOR
Messrs Gary and Posey, are both representa-
tive colored men having the respect aud con-
fileuce Of their race, and are well spoken Of as
intelligent and respectable citizens
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18

Reg iStration The Registration Officers
IL the dill rent districts Of the county, held
their hrst sitings on Monday aud Tuesday
list. Mt mach VAS done by any Of them a.
tw app ic,;ious were made t,r new re2isira.
ton and only few we're stricken from the
lists In our own district, Port Tobacco, cue
new name was registered, apl tUo, dead,
stricken from the list. The nest .ltings Of
the Registration uNycgs, viii be three sucres-
sive ia in September, commencing on tie
second Monday OF sail month.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
Enternrislnc Merchant.-Mr. s.

Enterprising Merchant.-Mr. S. r.
Smith the enterprising Glymont merchant,
has also at 1905 NJ street, W. Washington, a
store well filed with carefully selected stock
of notions gents furnishings and dry goods.
Visitors to the Nations Capital should not
fail to give f.end Smith call, as we are sat
isaed they can do 70 better by purchasing
elsewhere.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18

Going to st. Louis Several Charles
countianS of Democratic proclivites are seri-
ously contemplating Il trip to St. Louis, when
the Democratic convention assemblies next
month. Their intention is to go with the
Calumet Club of Baltimore, as by so doing re.
duced rates can be secured. On the fourth Of
March next, the Young Mems Republican
Clua of Baltimore will furnish cheap rates to
those who are disposed to witness the inaug-
uraton CT tho honorable gentlemen who will
be named at Chicago.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18

Seriously Hive regret to learn that
DR.. Il. V. EdeIeu is seriously i'll. For several
months past the Doctor has been in failing
health. He recently concluded to place him
self under the treatment Of the best practitioners
of the State, and removed to Baltimore for
that purpose, where he is at present Our
earnest wish is, that he may he speedily re-
stored to his usual good health.