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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
The Immigration Bill.

One of the bad results of Senator Ede-
lens tobacco inspection bill has already
manifested itself in the probable defeat OF
the Immigration bill. This measure, as IS
generally recognized by all our people,
promised the greatest. most practical and
quickest advantages to S ,uthern Mary land
of any legislation which has engaged the
attention. of our legislature for many years.
1t was generally y regarded by the members
as a measure whose chief benefits would
be received by this section of the State {;
but there was uniform disposition to
allow it to pass, with its appropriation, as
means of building up Southern Mary
land. Ii was in this state of mind that
the House allowed the bill to pass its sec
ond reading without amendment, which
was recognized on all sides as ensuring its
final passage.
But in the meantime the Ede'en bill
passed the Senate, and then Immediately
Mr.. Laird, Of Montgomery. who had pre-
grafton bill, and who is one OF the mes
influential members of the House. announ-
ced his opinion that the EGelen bill gave
certain promise Of making the warehouses
a charge upon the State in the next two
years to the amount OF $4,000; and said
that under such circumstances he did not
see how Southern Maryland could exp ect
any further appropriation for her benefit.
The Laird following, which is irfuentia
when he opposes bill on he score of
economy. imms diately wheeled into line
in opposition to the immigration bill. 1t
is true that Senator Euelen insists in ans
wer to this argument, that the letting in
of private warehouses will have no appre
ciabe effect in diver'ing tobacco from the
State warehouses but MI Laird is s states
man of the shrewder type, and he insists
that the very sentiment wnich brought
about this bill will for The next year or
two (but not longer have the effect he
predicts
And so the immigration bill was re-
jec'ed when it came up on its fnal pas
sage on Thursday of las, week. A re-
consideration has been secured and sn-
other effort was made yesterday; but the
friends Of the bill hardly expected To-
make up the Il votes of which they were
short of constitutional msiority 1t is
probable thai the immigration bin has
been finally defeated; and if so its defeat
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
The Stem Nrablc Storm

The storm which commenced 10 this
section Sunday mnrning and the effects
OF which sre still felt, vii GO down into
history as one OF he mos remarkable on
record. Considering the f.c,-.ha, il &C.
CARED At the very opening of spriag i is
probable i: has never been surpassed for
severity and length. That B;lgimor.
should practically be shut of for thirty
odd hours from al railroad, telegraph and
telephone communication with the E,st
and West, aud In lesser extent with the
South. seems hard to realize in this day
o. push end progress. anil yet such has
been the condition Of aH.irs The frs.
train which left New York cry after the
storm bad wrecked the telegraph line and
book AIDED the railroad pulled out ofjcvsey
City At eight O'Clock Mondty morning
and did not reach B lltimore until SIX
o'clock last evening thus consuming
thirty four hours in masking A run which,
under ordinary circumssnc.s. is made
daily in about FIVE hours s. far As has
been learned the ,ct1,l damage hss not
been great, tn. railroads, te'egrsph and
telephone companies being the heavi.s.
losers The general public, however, has
suffered by the interruption Of travel and
the stoppage OF telegrsphic communica-
tion. The truckers around Norfolk and
'hs pesch-grow RS on the peninsula have
no doubt met with loss. and predictions
of serious damage TO these crops will soon
be rife. Fortunately experience has
taught that when the flowers bloom in
the spring" the green peas sprout again
and the peach blossoms make the PENN
sula air fragrant,a nd cause the heart Of
the peach raiser t" rejoice. Just as though
the billiards Of March had not inconti-
nently blasted them. So with a return Of
fair weather. it is to be hoped that no Sc
we're traces Of the winter will be left to
mar the happy anticipations Of SPRING
Sun
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
The Assessment Bill.

The assessment bill came up in the
Senate on its second reading on Friday.
The bill, as heretofore stated, provides for
division of the S ate into sessment dis
tricts aud the appointment by the Gov
ernor of assessors tor each district. Mr..
Stake submitted amendments, in accord
asce with he report adopted by the State
Farmers Convention, to change this o d
system and provide for system of list
ing, under which it is made the duty OF
Is. ch citizen to make annual returns to
the tax officer Of all his property of every
kind and description. The amendments
also provide for the taxation of mortgages,
ed from the asses 3ed value of the land
Suppose a man owns a $4,000 farm and
gives mortgage thereon for $4,000, the
land owner when he makes return will
state these facts; he will be assessed for
$4,000. The mortgage when he makes
return is also required to give in his
mortgage, and is then required to pay
taxes on $4,000 IF the Maryland man bor-
rows from a money lender outside of the
State, of course the State cannot tax he
mortgage in the hands CT the non resident,
then will the Maryland man have to paw
the tax upon The full $4,000 Mr. Stake
made an excellent speech in favor of his
system. 1t Is probable Ibat the amount Of
eloquence or facts will avail aught. Mort
cages will remain exempt from taxation
The old system of assessors and exemp-
tions will remain on the statute books un
til crisis comes which will cause change
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16

A bill has been drafted providing for
the redistricting of the congressional dis
tricts of Maryland. The first district is
to remain as it now is The second dis
trict is to get the first ward of Baltimore
city, and all of Baltimore county and
will lose Carroll county. The third dis
trict will lose the ninth ward of the city
and get the fifteenth ward. The fourth
district will get the ninth ward and lose
the fifteenth ward. The fifth district will
get Montgomery county ard lose the first
and thirteenth districts of Baltimore. The
sixth district will get Carroll and lose
Montgomery county. This is essentially
party bill to insure FIVE democratic Con
gressmen AZ redistricted the districts Of
the State will be as follows:
First District To remain as 1t is at
present
Second District-To include the first
ward of Baltimore city, Cecil, Hartford,
and all of Baltimore county as it existed
January 1, 1888.
Third Distric'-To include the second,
third. fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth,
ninth and fifteenth wards Of B sltimore
city.
Fourth District-To include in full the
tenth, eleventh, twelfth. thirteenth, four
teeth, sixteenth, eighteenth, nineteenth,
and twentieth wards Of B ,ltimore CITY
Fifth Dis ric.-To include all tina South
ern Maryland counties and Mon gon.ory
and Howard countiss, and the seven
teen h ward Of Baltimore city.
Sixth District-To include Carol,
Frederick, Washington, Allegany and
Garrett counties.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
"TUE PINK OF THE ROAD"
A NV IoKKra's IMPRESSION - TIVE Prxx.Yt
y.sI.t NEw Yogk L Cmc.GD
LIMITED

Wsen II comes 10 long iis,sn-e rH'rna4jrg
runs Of 5000 mile, sad upward, the ru.d.
the far West beat TIE world. Bat FOR s1erf--
distances say thousand nl-s. lh' ,re.' road.
Of the Fast exc !. To ri- over rhs P-nn.rl-
'snis' Chicago Limited from New York o
Chicago - TO lake the cream Of An.rtr, rtt.
ro.disg, and that mean. The varv test - n.
world.
The train, as it stand. IN he station Al I-r.
sey City, is evidently sonsrhHs lh.t he ro.e
Is proud Of The engine is big Til. engius.,
IS that kind Of an engineer Who start. : trsir
as gently As mother rocks Cr,d-. but who
ss Won will discover when you get rh.r., t.k.'
you through the country on the srhcdul,
time. W hen the conductor saws "A5i aboard
the portsrs al the car entrances say Al Of
that's goiug" ss the Off or ~ tn. g.nr plank
Of an ocean steamer SAYS "Ail ~ ore th.t'a
going" jast before the steamer starts Taos.
Who have come to see friends of loak ~ Them
through the broad window. "a the train GLIDE.
out of the station. aud quietly, but none tire
less arden lg adhiring r"tirott m-n. loo. D :
low at every. truck and we-l md journal 10.
not because ii ls necessary. for the train h.s
already been inspected, hut th-v Ike to lock
at the trsln and 10 he sure sgr'n That tho
blo'soned pink OF the road l. in ver.-., tin
for another 1000 miles run IN tHtnt, Tom
hours.
Outside the cars ars gorgenus: insla ,h"r
are beautiful and iuxIrrus va may NEE
on any big road in any p'rt o. the eoan'r.
cars as beautiful and perhaps IS comfortahie
but here is a whole train Of iuxurr The ve.
uoules between the car, are deftly iyiner
that you cannot discover under foot " h,re IN.
platforms come together, and the ctrp-re1 VA,
IS lighted by centre light overhead IN The
smoking room are big. ron'oriaf,lr aphrlstar
ed wicker chairs. with broad easy ha X ann
resful arms Books if Won want to read -
Cabinets OF brc-h-bra'. not to prp',I,n
Rooms 10 which yOn may play cards rIerlrrr
bells that will call . porter, who will '-trh
Apol,lnaris waller, or maybe stronger Natcra
ia emergencv Electric lights ererrwhare
had neglected TO get sh4rel /. bat tho harhe--
shop on tho train afford Il cOmfD.ttnle opno--
tnnity. 1t takes a prettv fair sort Of mtn to
sh we another on a rail Dad train at forty or
it, though it is not quite - etsy as to sssv.
on a steamer. However good the road
and the rolling stock NAV be- cars will SWAY
but the barber establishes gentle but irm
union of himself, the chair, aat the patient
that ali move together. ani the thing is
done You may take '.nth on the train if
you wish TO do so. In he din,pg car the
linen is fine, the food is ssti-f.ctory, and the
flowers in The bracket. th- sid. OF the car
beautiful and when you get to Chicago you
wonder what has become of the twenty-four
hours.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16

The election law, which has been pend
ing before the Legislature for some weeks
and which passed the Senate about two
weeks ago, came up on the House in Tues
day night on its final passage, and after
considerable debate was finally passed by
that body A synopsis of the bill has
been heretofore published in the TINES
and its provisions have not been materially
changed. 1t goes to the Senate for the
concurrence of that body in some minor
amendments made in the House, after
which it will be transmitted to the Gov
eInor for bis approval.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
Chr Washineton post.
FOR I-SS.
Published every day in the year at THf
POST Building, Fa Avenue.
sTIISON uVrCniN>. rroprietor.
WALTER srI5.sO~ nv re- avs. s.Euuo,


THE POST - uu~ the ne "sPapeT Al the Ma
tional Capital and the only morning j"urna
worthy Of The narnr. II i n. organ nj ron>erHs
tive public >~"itmeHt and earnest An indus
,riou< advocate II every form "f material prn
xrrs>: rarrfu! aId d~CT 3mi!IUtIuE critic Cf tn,
Affairs OF State. and witha! a complete compen
dunn Of The ir I.TIaIii happenings nt the dav A
IA newspaper pure and -!nyIc II has never beei
equalCd In Washington.
| II IL democratic IN ~ things. II believes it
the principles 4 the party wlIirh Is rsprrscnte,
in the Administration OF President cleveland
and during the wear to come II Will give t. tha
| Administrative, ltS earnest, lxpd arst Hrm sup
port In tho ~vent OF Mr Clevals.t.Is rcuonli
nation 10y the Dem ,cr,~y It vii atrocatc hi.
re election with AL It's might.
! hut THE POST Is ia no ~rus. n Dem r'ratiC
! orSan. ana II d'e' h"t assume '''h': ~ sP'ah
I"r or I" in'i's'c l" the party IN power. us con
H''''oh 'h"' 'he '""n'r9 N>''">' VI ''''n '''','"
uai'us - l'ie 'e'"'' vi ''>>i''N " ." ''N pun
eprs Iaid no Va nj tn nu 1litiph ut the 'nNerh-
| mont hy tn ,nax J-TnTSnp aud continued 4,
mi. I,y hv I,-r,s,, y-lIa, ,,a cleveland
c,,ntrv l,rv,d,n-r fr,m IN, n,th which lie.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
The Prize Fight

tn. Mitchell Sullivan hss' ioos q.,-- S.'ur-
iar oa he grou,i, OF B.'on Eo,l'ch3i resr
Criei, France S7jars, sss o4t o cg,t.tlea
-L.a b. catered "a. -ias aai Mitchell
h,i Is- s.,l o The hgsi Ns;rh.l's f.i.ri' as
,.rt ~, n -osi a.r- -oa - d,a,, h.3 It
been -o7,inu.d The ssst '-s-ei a 's;:'c over
tar,. hours Up 20 the .a4 Of sh- Ka:a roaad
Saliirsn sr7-sF.i 20 Save To- hes; of's-hrs'.
ogt the fact that b, roa'd -; ksoek Hreh.I'
oa' seemed to djteoarsE. n1u. A7l .'-r BAT
h. f,a;hi with .i':'. sPt-i, Mitchell she-.d
s-eH 7'1ck ib-oaEhna' Art ~. '---t' are
jahIlsat, 'be r-'a.; = rirfas''r. Treior.
OR to- !jltl. Eag .ssa.a A - - or ,hr
hsbi bn;h ma were 10 peer .as.a.. All lee
blctsrs o. Nreh-sj fna.iE con.-1t.3 g ,ae
proportions, n.ds ~ "a lsr,a, ,sack,-, Is,
n. sga, Z. declared i-A~, rA:-h -, iaar
a. ths --i o. he 71.H roaai
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
NOTES..

FIRE broke ont al early hOur Sunday
morning in II one story frame stable on West
Forty-nnth street, New York. and burned ten
horses to death. Edward Madden, a stableman.
was asleep at the time the h:e broke out and
wss seriously burned
unknown man. about thirty wears old
who is Supposed To have been - German as-
cen,ied 10 the Eley.ted Railroad station at
lNnover Square, New York SUNDAY night
snd after hllieg his mouth with Paris green
,b<T himself is front of an approaching train.
Wwas crushed 10 death
The wealthiesr Knight Of P,rbi.. lodge in he
world is said 10 bs Live OAK Lodge, OF Oak
laid, Gal. Its membership is over 300, and
III. aggregate wealth runs high in the mllion.
lts treasury represents between 81, SEQ. O19
ssd - 600 600 All furniture used IN the
2dge is covered with morocco. Que OF the
a. members recsnUv died. btqu-nthng the
odge $500, 600. and his widow ~ho did not
ong survive him, wiiIed the lodge 81 0,00 ..
lev nights ago, on very cold uight, a
'ta ye.r-od son OF Si!ns Torreuce. PuuN-
sah"ney. arose from his bel shi.e - eep,
and without siU"pleg l. Put ou his c.OInr,, F,
IN locked he front door ana went OUT INTO rkr
cold world. lie went t. III h. s. OF . u.Ir',-
Tor sbout two hundred ,nr1s dt-laut fnp,,ed
- the window and ashe nd.uiIi"r,e. sASIng
there were robbers IL hle fatlr h,us- He
WAS sent home, aud Itsre aittd sp h,> parent.
snd told The story ihun: ronu-rs HI.
mother shook him "ri,kl! nnd he @~,k-
William II Thym-e. y no is accused o. d..
Moulding ihu =. James llo:ci OF seGe $500.
- lavish sleH1rs ct teonry two wears ago
0h bis forneth hlr'hIdy he gave dinner 10
tory genlIe,nen in Pnt,-dclphn Each tuest
fDuri he ffEl Icy uIs1- %
n fat his r!Ate. The aInn-r a one cost ) SOC.
Wae statement that Thous. IL now . wealthy
man IS erroneous Il Is question hether be
has oae dollar 10 rub sg.rn.t another On.
z1siortune after another has toIio~vd HIM IA
qHIcA succession .Iuce $50 and he has lost II
bis wealth aud many OF his lrIend..
What looked Ike II. a g-st, s,r.i. i.ht.'
soantcSt aud losgest waluut log ever Aoated
sown the tnmoerland reached Nashville the
. ner das. 1t belonged to d grseu-lookIsg
coo0trrn-n, who gave good reasons by he
mast sell II Immediately. II was such tne
iog tsHt, despite ih- oSner anxiety to sell. II
'e'rh-s smost - apparent yt'a- q due
csarte o. 'Irn- 1t -, t4kea out o. the water
srl proved 20 IL sycamore .rg III ~sluH,
dafA l4CA~. al over Il - the most artI> uc
Ea'asr. The green "oan'rymtn his not teen
seen .lu#o
Fe''r Aai"--au. o. Terr- lIsut-. $ 'r,-
rcraoIS eater. lie s,As that uttr IN Chlcr.c
se went INTO restaurant srd bargain, d aith
10" proprietor for 81 e vsutet 10 eat for q,
t-n'- Arrr BE- bad rslea en>nsa 'or half a
& Z'a men and c-,.ei tar more, Ihe propris'or
at.rsi TO reuDi The firy ,-urs -ud p.s hm
;, II h. qsli saunS lie qptr- BuF ltIs no.
- - ..:-r fhs' Pee sh4res mol II. CAIN.
70 he tns World Ch-nr'np water driuksr H.,
ssa .'sIlr jryrk bs.t sal O, N f'ty s.rond.
AT h- a+s drank Eve gallons Ia tive ho.rs
sHi ihIrly ga 4.y 7his t,Ais 10. -
EAri - "a c-i.asrr ha-.s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
Notice of Adrift,

HEREBY CERTIFY that Wesev Henson
has alleged to me, the subScr her, n Justice
OF the Peace of the State Of Maryland. in snd
for Charlsa county. that ne has t,ken up AZ
secured ONE FLAT BOAT OR SCOW strong
~ built and comparatively new twenty -four
feet eight inches long and even feet four inche,
wide, AMI that the same is now mt Nlniemov
stores. Given under my hand this 25th day
Of Febru,ry, 1893.
W. W. DUNNINGTON, J. P.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
Farmers Combining


TIE fsrerrs Of to- w. a. sez,set,s 10
look after thar owa n:---,' Il . move
: ID. rish, di'.cyi,a s-d 10. f4rn.rs Of Mary
land vii do rsl to 70 lo- ihsF eI.mp,. t.
IS a,V.r TOO l.,.to mad Ano.g n. r-.olz-
lions adopted at lse r.c.as 1e-l.ag o { to.
sac Farmer. Alii.rc. 10 ~ P.sl "a he
following which W conr..i 10 th.,tt.ai3os
81 all whom j, nsv concern
We d-n.-t TO. revision o. Zoe p--<.at IA
qaitoH tariH All ASK car Minnesota delegates
- Washington 20 ass ssIr 1tno.t .n4-.vors
10 have p-cei apon the free lt.ts lumber troa
salt WOOL, coal sad al srtri.s for ~seh
"trsss hsTe bees or msy hereafter .. Tor u
ed As toe prodaosrs n the Northwest ,rr
forced 10 sell tnrr pr"iue;s 10 compet..loo
with the producers Of ihs O,i Word. lh-r
seek slso to be allowed 20 pgrcsar - 10.
chsspest markets without paying tn, 10 lon.
er necessary tribute 10 oar own Gor,ra-nsu'.' -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16

Orphans sour, %, ,na.-. County. =.

Orphans tourf ot tharcs County ~,
FraRrAsT 10th, lsss.
nRuECEp tg the Court that julius ; Gis
~ hn-s. aduarEst-slCr 81 sarah Boiler.
4sc.s'et : So ~ noi.c- required bv jav to The
CREDITORS - saf3 >.rsh B4ffrr. deceased, "a
exhibit 'H..r ejs us .s.'a.jf sEihrutsc. Fl h,
- @ergj sro"a' puH'i-trf - sons one u.-sg4p-r
pghl.shrA ~ thar.rE saun;r Nsrr1sud ono. 10
"a p rhr~" ,ar. es<.re SreAs
Ic3e COPY. .--t~Sf
! HkNJ MATE NGLT.
Reg Hl.;s fof Jn-rl-s Co.
NOTICE
i'~ : t. Glk 2 NOTICE Tnsr rh~ .gt-
II srrrt~r b.s O. '5.aesl .rurl the Orphsn.
Jaa-l or C7Sr.ss eoEn.r, Atr.'ani I~ltrys -
\ trn a-r-stl5s 80 p-r>a~A. rs'1'e of
SARAH BUTLER
s'e = SAT- rap4', der-as.l Al p-rs0as h4.-
'nE r.a'as against sa"i dsge-,ri a., hereby
wa-L~3 = rNh5..t she ,tns. with vouchers
'hr-eot ."zt..y Na'h-nst-,t-4 20 the 81 5.crih.r
- - before tae lJGh 1.y ot kugast 1883
Fh.E NAV orarrSl-- b. i,w ne excluded from
all a-usa- SID deceased ~si.'~ Given sn-
81 10 h-rf iht' i0th 1tv nt Frtr4arv 1855
JULIUS y GtT8tN~
Afn.S 0, >sr,h BIlIsr. deceased
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16

|JMuEAfj1Ah has revolutionix >d the w orld
vEV IiUNdurng the last helf century.
Not least amo ,g the wonders of inventiv, pro-
xress Isl IN hod AMI system OF work tn 1T be
serfOrmed all over the country without 5 ID trat-
ns the wor% %erS frol.a their hOm-S Paw liberal
any one ds the work: either SIX. y,u,s or old
special ability re Iuirl. Can tai not n ii .
-ou are started free. Cut this n.t;tl + .lur To
and We wi L send You free som tai ~ uf gre Il
value and Importance soNor. tn 1t will start YOU
n business which viii bri - vou in more mon
" right away. than arvtuny .l.aln III. ~ warli
-'rr,d omm free. \ lress rHJ J:. 4 Go All
gusta, Maine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
ATTENTION FARMERS!

I'VE ATTENTION OF FARMERS AND
L HonsokrHpers generally is c ,fed to the fact
that am selling of my entire Stock OF Goods
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
. x 0 1888 Q X {

EHE rapid advance
~ made by The
Morning Herald
during the past year,
has been a marvel
to all familiar with
the e subject. Not
only has the volume
of advertising been
immensely large, but
the increase in circu
lation is without a
precedent in the
history of Baltimore
Journalism. The cause
of this is apparent.
The Morning Herald
was n better paper in
1887 than in the pre-
ceding year. 1T will
he n better paper III
1888 than in 1887. 1t
will continue to he
he G pest of
Of dailieS - one cent
being the price. IL
publish all the
Associated Press News.
Ii has II com plete
corps of correspond
cntS thro ugh out
Maryland. Virginia,
West Virginia, South
ern Pennsylvania and
OF her stat es, thus
being able to prompt
IL furnish the news
for a widely extended
region. Its Loo \ l.
y EWS is prcenlincnf-
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Warrington c7r!e.per3eace
is bright, and covers
the vast field or
National Politics
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National tapItnl. 1t
proposes To publish
the most exhaustive
an Il com prehcnsINe q
reports of legislative e
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IL IL abSo !IItcly i'll
dependent IN politics.
Its uttcranCcS upon
public topics arc im-
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II is :saar. ae!s. e.. l..
These are the reasons
for the cOnsta uilI IN
creasing popularity OF
The MTHii'J Herald.
EHERE is no sum
W day per in any
city of the | Mon,
the pages Of which
are more rcpletc with
news, with bright con-
tributions, with able
articles especially
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of national distinc-
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on engrosslng topics
from the leading
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The sunday HCIdid
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the gem of Baltimore
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those of any paper
south of New York.
IL Is the only Baitl-
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only one { hat pub
fishes full reports Of
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IL pNCcls in nil the
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make up an sttraC-
tive. abIe aud read
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he Ue<llY Herald
~ i indisputahiy
the cheapest
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consists of eight pages
almost entirely deNu-
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Each issue con tains n
whole page Of Mary
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and House proceed
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will. a. usual, publish
each week the Tai
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market reports are
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home aud the shop,
the farmer. the ncr-
chant, the IA ~Hcr. the
artisan, and for all
who want the h'st
/ paprr for the price
ever published.
nsa, a complete ART
: lsru added to tho
he HERALD PUBLISH
4, beginning the fourth
s. the pages of each
er viii b. rrnlete with
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-03-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
orphs".' court of Charlie. County. Set


Orphans Court oF Charlie. County Set
FssavaSI 24h 1855
nEpEREO NJ THE COURT ,h-, 7 u-,rv
~ Nj adm a,s,rator o. WlI.r.-r Thnnp
.oa, d--ss,et giv. the notice required bv
~ 10 ne rreif's-s o. sad Wt isn, Thomson
deceased 70 'raIril lh-i- cai ~. le-sIlv .uth-.
tIcaiei os .t--rtis~ ncnt n1 hlish~i n some opc
newspaper Published a Charles County Mary
lad once n Hssh Of thrre successive weeks
True cOny test.
J BENZ NATTINGLY.
Reg Wis fof Chs Co.
NOTICE
TNNiS IL To GIVE NOTICE That the sab.
l. s-Cioe- mas obtained frrfn the Orphans
Court - Chtrle' CoHHjv, M,rVland, letter.
0f Administration on the PERSONAL estate of
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
late of'si eoGsry deceased Al persons hav
Tag claims against said deceased are hereby
wsrHei 10 eNhlDtt the same with the voucher.
thereof legally authenticated, TO the "a ascr Der
on or before the 2sIn day OF August. 1898
They mar Otherwise by lsw he excluded from
all benehr 1fssii deceased estate Given sa-
der nr hand, this 3Ith d.v of febraary, 1883
I HENRY MEDLEY,
Adm o. of Wn Thompson, decea.ed