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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-09-27

A SENTINEL man this week asked Mr..
W. B. Glenn his opinion of the political
outlook in Yadkin, Chs native county,.
He replied: ''The Democrats better
organized than I ever saw them. They are
! in good spirits and working hard. Yadkin
will 60 Democratic this time"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-09-27

l. May l come to Jesus
2 Why should / come to Jesus ?
8. When should / come to Jesus?
4. How am to come TO Jesus?
5. Why have I not come to Jesus?
6. What if do not come to Jesus?
7. What if do come to Jesus?
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-09-27

Messrs. W b Glenn and W. E. Grifft
addressed The people of Flat Rock la.
Saturday night They were following o
the trail of Charley Reynolds, and the
knocked his arguments cold. Every Demt
crat there felt good.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-09-27
HOME POLITICS.

Hulrah for honest old Jack Boyer He's
yon know it.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-21

Suletre Set!

9liibena itano. Notwithstanding oil
ben ste Sanlar 'S9 uiboloe lin Suletre~
set paa &oies Sal, 2OS Central Nue.
Ser pil blipe ct uomerfet Bro9ram meo
9aler, Gang % Weuiif. 5sr Brosrams
met er ooer, pil Der bliue 8epertnins
meo Safe % "Gafe". gil nosen ouer.
raIfe en- elIer anben al fine 8enner peo
at bense 8reienter paa Suletraet, iaa
CT bet N%nlebning at faa leuere blsie til
6e1tfomiteen cit Stunb fsrenb Soften
begpnoer, eQer osiaa bos Mrs. Often,
Is 15te @abe 81. 6. Som ale os itpi
Dot Sag, os s uil iaa en- bpsselis gf.
ten. Nbsans rs Gents.
Belfommcn ale til sselten ror,
Eli Gang os Ealer, til beffet Borb,
Gag .neb jer 8ennfr,
gi 2pren itemmer
Eli Gang OH Minoet ON 9amle gtorb
Meb Eat til Sub iom bar lebt os fren
Til Nibolosparf,
0t blipe itRrf,
I'll Ramp for 2anoet, for Slest os9iem
SeitfOmiteen, ueb B.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-21
Oregon og @albin9ton.

Snsen Sci al 2anbet t,ltreffer fig /
bore Dase iaa mesen Dpmerfiombeb
iom Montana, Oregon os Baibinston;
Wontuna formebelit fin rise 5rembrinz
selle al eble Wetaller, Oregon for fine
rise Dale os Baibinstun Territory paa
@runo al fit milbe &lima os &isoOm
paa Tsmmer, &ul, Mineralier iamt for
i'm itore Sru9taul. Sen burtise 6rems
gang, iom @pofane Salts bar bapt (bpilz
ten 8p bar en- ganbtraft, Der Opersaar
enbos ben Minneapolis, 9acomu os
Yuset Sunb) ibet ben ifslse uNortbern
8acifc" bar $4,000 -Snobessere, me-
beus Seattle, en- triuelis os briftis 8p,
er 80 Mile fra benue, siDr, at benne 0el
at @tiIebapsfpiten tilbpoer ftsrre % be
beoite l1biister for benz, Der oil isse fig
npe 9jem.
8eb at tilitriue Gbas. g. See, @enr.
Eai. Nsent for Nortb. Yac. 81. st., ct.
Saul, Minn., eller 9. g.. suitin, 8ai.
os 9idets @sent, 10 Sic. Souie 8lOd,
M. polls pil bu faa big tilienot iIuitrere>
te Yampbletter, aarter % 8sser, boilfs
oil siue big sOo Dplpsnins ansaaenbe
2anbet, Der siennemifjeres al ben itore
8ane fra ct. Saul, Minneapol.s, SUI
lutb, Niblanb til BOrtlano, Oregon %
Tacoma, Seattle % Baib. Ger. 5oru.
ben at benne 8ane er ben eneite til Spoz
fam Sails, Tacoma os Settle, raffer
ben osiaa be itsrre Steoer / bet no. !iqe
Minneiota % 3afota, Montana, Sbabo,
Oregon % @aibinston os ct ieroeles
tiQotfenoe p~aasrunb at be imufte 2anos
ifaber, lam ben sjernemfrpbier. Sern,
Contemporaries ubitpr ct altio fprite
&lusies meb Spiieoosne ps Cnlonist
Sleepers til Brus for benz, Der tenter
at bli Npbpasere, bpilfet life fan erbolz
bes sieunem anben 8iaetfOrretnins til
be repnte Stater ps Territcrier.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-21
GarIetom College.

s be 1eite Tilfelbe maa en- Nbfom
n,er ielu brpoe Zig frem Der ! 2anoet.
Dpennepnte Sfole bar fact fgle be
famine. Ssitterminen bleu life annon
ceret i be lfanbinapiife Npiier, % Sol
bespnbte at ipsrse: "Gr Sfolen up.
bsrt?" Det a ct bel berettiget
Spsrssmaal.
Bi bill berpeo oplpie bore 8enner ON.
at Sfolen ftabis saar fremab. TIMBER
uisninsen belsrses at 81 2erere. 81
famine 5orbele tilbpbes / bet fommenbe
iom / bet iorfpbne Sfoleaar, ia eubos
itsrre.
/. Dptaseliesprpuen paa Gnselit
bar tibltsere siott sfOlen utilsjenselis
for mango Sfanbinaper for Sprosets
Sfplb. Nu bebsuer be life lengere at
aflasae benne 8rpue, men fan optases
meb ben S%unbitab, be bar. sf be 314
@leoer. iom bxipste @folen bet forlpbne
Iar. par 70 @fanbinaper. Naite Nar
er Der 9labs for ct enom itprre stntal.
2. Serifilot fOrberebenoe llnoerpis=
ming sipes til benz, iom bebpper bet.
8. Sfolepensene for 8intertermiuen,
iom bespnber ben 3oie Sanuar, er Dirt
Ser fiuoes usiaa ct Sielpefono,
bporpeo ubemiDleoe us forboabninss )
fulos @leoer fan faa iri nnoeroisnins. !
noset oioere Enoerltettelic eipes
til np9le faa gleuer. Nnipsninser on
al bette 5onb iuoleperes til I'm
4. Sob 8oaro faaes for $3.50 pr.
uge, men @leuerne bar 3iIabelie ii: at
oonne Ell Boarding Club" eller at bolbe
Jig ielp meo 0tao, OH be funoe 1pare
1o9et oerpeo. Set er ligeiaa biliat at
'eoe oeo Carleton, lonl pea llp9et anoet
Steb.
Sfanbinauerne fan sjore Gesnins paa
II penlis os biertetis 8ebanOlins, og
YET beriter ct ierbeles eobt Sorbolb i'll
'enfur Sfolen.
timber bisie Smitenoisbeber fan alts
az buemiombelit, iom bar 2pit % Gune,
aa fig en- Stulenbbamelie. "6pab
llan- bpr lore, ct orpit, nlen 1iben FORT"
taar Der / en- 9ammel BOO. Gin berz
or Nst poa GilieIoet, S, iom er unse!
6or pioere S~plpsniuger, &atnlos os
Sirfulare benpenoe man fig til Stolsns
.fanoinauiife N9ent,
.. Wagnus,
:0S Nicolet Que., &upm 8, M%inneopp=
liz, Minnei ota. ,
sfter Nptaar, Nortbfielo, 0iinnefota.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-21
Dr.NelSOn
228 @afbineton alue. g.,
COT. 30 ape, MtnneapoliS, Nttnn.


Sar ofret 20 Var til 9oipital og ipeciei
aontorpraris. 1oriitrer paris Seibreoelie
uoen Gift eler 8nifigln for f~roniife eaer
blooforgtftebe Spgbomme / Salien, HGien,
Suoen oa Blgren. GruS / Bl9ren, Sam.
mentrptnin9, tureres uben Snterte eaer
Sflering. Seftige eler ~froniife nreniD9<
BONNIE furereS fra 8 til s Gage meo ubpen-
oige Hegemioler. Gfere for 9oite, baarlis
Gorbeiefie, 9retbeb, Rerpeiitet og fpiiif or.
9aniit Spagbeb, buroe beip9e eDer ifriue mig
til, ba be ofte ct bebanbleoe for 2%nnseteriug
Dpspepfa % 2eperipsoom at uerfarne
Menb, Iom mistaser Garia9eu at Dnbet, %
l~aaleoes mansfolotasjsr Spsbommen. Ser
ifilte Berelier for Gamer. SHgen ifaoelige
Webiciner trugeS. Rontortib ola Jorna.
"a % rs Gfterm. SpHoag "a Gfterm.
sfor Glitter, BOG % Sper9smaalsltite ieno
16 Gents $enoe eaer 6rimerter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-21
Stl SalQS.

&irt os Yretsbolis p1a Siprnet al 10 Iu
g. % 8 Ctr. ct tilialss, li9eleoes &irfe eler
6an paa 6 Str. n9r Cedar Nre. @ooe Nf<
betalinsspiltaar. Wau benreuoe fig til 10
Npe. os "a Ctr. 6outb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-21
Giterippr9ieI.

g. Momtpebt bebeS ON at inbinbe
fig hos 5euesIelIfabets Sefreter lnareft
muliet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-21

~ Minneapolis, Sau|t Ssu Marie { AtanI
~ Minneapolis / Pacific Ry'S.
1.-THE 500 LINE
Minneapolis Og St. Paul
pitoper ejenne,n 8isconiin & Midisan.
Sen ~forteite &oute til Marine, ct groir
Sails, Osceolo, Turtle Safe, Cameron,
&binlenber, @asen, Bembine, 9ermansz
bile, Slab tone, @scanoba, Manilt ique
% Sault ste. Marie os ale andre Stez
Der i norolise os pitlise @isconiin Os
norbre Micisan;
Sen birefte &oute peitooer til 8ufaz
70, YapnespiIe, @lenmouo, @lbotu Safe,
5airmort, 9anflnIon, 2toperipooo, 5or<
man & Dates.
@psrs Statiunasenterne efter &art,
Der uiier &oute os 5orbtubelier p9 glenn
life at $500 Line" peb Sault etc.
Marie inart pil fomme i 5orbinbelie
meb Canadian Hacifit &p. os iaalebes
blioe ben f~orteite os bebite 2inie til os
fra Montrea1, Bottom os andre 8per
paa &piten.
Depotet / minneapolis er. 'paa Siprz
net al 2bet Street os Abe Nue. 81.
Biletfontor Sisrne 8aib. Os l Npe.
Spb.
F. D. WOOD,
General Wtanager.
JNO. G.. TAYLOR,
General Yasia9er Ngent.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
Mil { Land For Sale,

VIII sell At private sale nv Water Power
Grist Mill on Aliens Fresh, with the nse Of all
the runs and water courses leading to AMI
from il, necessary for The working of same,
together with lot Of band confirming about
SIX acres adjoining, having uptn it good
dwelling for the miile-'s use Also part Of
the whole OF = tract Of about 100 acres or
good fsrnIing land, next to the mill, and adj
joining my Homestead farm. called "MiA
Farm" The mill building is AZ feet long by
"a ftet wide, two and a half stories high,
OF frame with basement story under the
whole house Of stone and blink; is now in
good order. Builtby ne ia 1854 of the best
material. The gearing ard mill works, the
best and most approved kind for making all
Kinds Of Grist, Flour, Veal, &c 1t has three
run OF French Burs, with elevators from each
to and from lower TO upper floors; large Flour
Bot, Wheat Screen, Smut Machine, Hosting
and every other fixture necessary
and useful in first class mill
All or any part Of the above property will
be sold much below its original cost, separate
Or The whole in one lot, on terms TO suit pur-
chaser by paying a small part in cash, the
oalanee on long credit # desired.
" A. POSEY,
nov Aim Aliens Fresh P o., Charles Co., Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18

SONG BIRDS DISAPPEARING

The protests of the humane of the fair
sex lave had Sonle effect, and according
to the statements of the fashion papers,
buds jwlil not agln tor many years be
wirn ga bonnets and hats. Perhaps the
circumstance that the mode was, as the
expression is. run into the ground may
have had something to do with the new
e,llct Poor as well as rich had their
hendgesr thus decorated, some to such
degree that the result was un,ightliness
instead Of Beauty
The slaughter of birds, particularly
th">e Of great beauty, during the period
since the fashion first made its appear
ance. has been enormous. The pretty
creatures went down in myriads before
the hunters, particularly in tropical couu-
tries where regularly orgamzed bands
took part in the warfare Some of the
victims were captured alive aud kite,
w,tn Ingenious cruelty in order that the
hues of tDcir Gathers might be preserved
Ilumming birds aud birds Of paradise
have been nearly exlermlhated.
Persons Of feeling will hope that no
such fashion may prevail again The
world would miss the birds, aud they
have SO many enemies that naturaiists
state that the dimiuutiou in their num-
b'rs is distinctly to be noted From
the South comes the complaint that the
mo king birds are disappearing before
thu rapid multiplication aud advance Of
Oh sparrow In towns and villages
where the Southern nightingale was 50
well known aud cordially WELDON cd he is
not teard so much, and. as the old negro
melody says. no longer makes music all
the day lie does not ike the pugna
cious aud disagreeable sparrow and re-
treats before him The same is seen
with regard To other birds as well as the
mOcker. The sparrow is uow not DULY
master of the cities. but is gradually fill
ing up the epea country. Observers say
between the pot-huniers, the boys, the
cats, the sparrows aud the general acel,
deutS ct nature 1t Is not dilicut to I'M
2ers pu3 tife llmAu'NJu ia fBs numbers
at the ieathercd creatures that give color
aal melody 10 the woods
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
COLLECTORS SALE.

COLLECTORS SALE.
b virtue Of authority vested in ne as Col.
ei9r Of taxes iurihe 4th COLLECTION Di.tiict
Sth7tIes coanty. ! will sell at public sale ia
Ae highest bidder for cash on ire prem 'scs,
Oh SATURDAY,, May 1871, 1883,
brlseeu 9 clock a. m. and II a. m, the fol-
tsiag property or so much thereof as may
be necessary 70 satisfy State aud county
taxes due for the year, 1884 and 1885, to vii:
Alract or parcel Of land lying in the 4th
collection district called
Part of Nutwell's Branch, F"
containing 100 Acres more or less.
Assessed 10 the name of Miss Alice Am and
Isabella Canter.
yuo for County tax, lS84.......s10 81
Due for State tax, lS.4....... 207
Be- cash June lib, 'S5, 81 80.
Interest from Jan. l, 1885.
Due for County Tax, 1885 ....S11 06
Due for State Tax. 1885 .......... , W
Bycash Sep. llth, 'S6, 81 Al.
IbIerest from Jan. ], 1886.
Tie above property viii he sold by tie
'Cslaior as authorized by the act Of 1874,
@ptsf 4s3 and the proceeds will be applied
& lss payment Of the tixes for the above
y2ar. with the interest and all costs that may
lccrue under this sale.
ALEX. G. MONTGOMERY,
lap27dt late Collector 4lh District,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
A BARGAIN FOR $50 90 CAsH.
FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH

The Tompkius Farm Of about one hsndred
and eighty-hre acres, Immediately at Port
Tobacco Station, in good order, ali buildings
and fence uewll repaired Some good fruii
Mr.. h. I. Jot nson at La Plata, VIII show
tie property. Address
DR.. DUCK.
322 North Charles Street.
may lS-u Baltimore Nd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18

the polls notify in writing the FIVE per-
sous having the creates, number Of votes
that they have been elected commission
ers of the village Of Port Tobacco. and
the said commissioners so notified shall
thereupon meet aud qualify as directed
by this act; and take control and man
agemen, Of the village all subsequent
elections to be provided for and reeula-
ted by the by laws Of the corporation.
Sec. % And be it enacted. That eve.
ry commissioner elected. before he sball
proceed to execute the duties of his Office
shall take an oath before some Justice Of
the Peace Of the county, that he will dill
ligenily and faithfully according TO tho
best OF his judgment perform the duties
of commissioners Of said village without
favor. partiality or prejudice and a GER
tIhcate Of such justification shall he
made and returned by said Justice Of
the Peace to the said commissioners 10
he filed and recorded among their pro-
ceedin.s.
Sec u. And be it enacted, That the
said commissioners cause to be posted
IN two public places in said village all
ordinances enacted for the government,
Of said village.
See. 70. And be it enacted, That the
said commissioners may pass ordinances
to preserve The health of the village, to
prevent and remove nuisances: restrain
or regulate the running at large of hors-
es, cattle and geese virhiu the limits of
said village; to prohibit the firing Of
guns and pistols in the said village; to
prohibit and dispense the tumultuous
meetings of idle. dssolute and drunken
persons; to provide for the mending of
the public streets and generally to pro
vide for the regulation and good govern
ment and improvement of said village
and may enforce the observance thereof
under such penalties, fines and forfeitures
as they shall dee;a proper, not exceed
ing ten dollars for any one clfense; and
all such fines, penalties and forfeitures
may be recovered before Justice of the
Peace by warrant, judgment and com
mltment for period not exceeding ten
days to the public Jail of Charles county
in the same manner that commitments
are made for fines imposed by the Cir
cult Courts of the State aud conviction
for misdemeanor; but the said commits
sloners or majority Of them shall have
power at any time to remit or release.
the said fiHes, penalties and costs or any
part thereof at their discretion; that any
party fined or subjected to any penalties
or forfeitures may within five days after
the same shall have been imposed and
judgment recovered; supersede and stay
the same for thirty days by giving am
pie personal security 20 the Justice of the
Peace
Sec. &c. And be it enacted, that this
act shall take effect from the date Of its
passage.
| hereby certify, that the foregoing is
a true copy of an act Of the General A.
scmbly Of Maryland, passed January
session, 1888.
CARLTON SHAFER.
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
JOHN SAUE'S
WASHINGTON NURSERY

CATALOGUE OF
Plants, Seeds, Trees, &c.
Catalogue Of New, Rare and Beautiful Plants
Issued in February free to ali.
CATALOGUE OF ROSES.
All the novelties as well as standard Sorts.
wei grown pot plants ut low rates.
CATALOGUE OF ORCHIDS.
Cool intermediate aud Tropical Orchids. An
immense stock Of well established plants
CATALOGUE OF SEEDS.
Seeds OF the finest strain OF Single Dablias
Florist Flowers. with other novelties
OF value among flowers and vegetables
CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.
All the standard Fruits, Pears, Apples, Peach
es, Small Fruits. The stock is large.
well grown, and moderate in prices.
Ornamental Trees, Evergeens, Shrubs
ines, &c, are extensively grown.
Catalogue of Roses, Orchids, Seeds, FFnits
&c, trre' JOHN SAUL,
ma z3-dm Washington, D. c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
NOTICE.
Dissolution of CO. Partnership

Notice is hereby given, that the Cap.
nership lately existing between Thorn !. a. - {
Bateman and A. Bradford Bateman of - g. : "
county, and State Of MARYLAND nnd fa', y, e
hrm Of Bateman i Bro, was dissalv nv, lat
mutual consent on the LIST day Of Nav ,oss
All debts owing 10 The said Co-psr'a,a..oa,sse
are 10 be received by the said Tboma, y
btAteman, aud all demands N the MIA ~ :
Partnership are TO be presented 10 Nm q.
pas ment D''' 'oi
THOMAS C. BATEfs
~ ie' =. BRADFORD BsTEItr
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18


npnERRp this 25th day Of April in the
[ rssr 1883. that the sale made and re-
n MI bv Francis Shannabrooke mortgagee
,oSsr ,,e power Of sale in the above mort
5s srs' s ~ raiiaed aud confirmed unless cause
4 4. y contrary be shown on or before the third
ga 'as w If NAV next; provided a copy OF this
,,rda- 4. inserted in some newspaper PUBLISH
"a Ss s = ehsres county once week for three
\ = weeks prior to the slid Third Mon
dsg Il gay next. The report Of the sale
M, wv ., ',a ne amount Of sale 10 be four hun.
,rsd and TWENTY-FIVE dollars. ,,,,, gu,
'''u anu j. SAMUEL TURNER Clerk
Il. CT. for Charles County.
Tmc eopy--Tesi: r,.o,,,p ca.,L
ap gi.dt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
DIR GOODS.
Whole e and Retail.
Hamilton Master { Sons,
New Nos. %. and 81 Baltimore ST..
between u il aud Charles SITS,
Ba more, Nd,
Importers Jel bers and Retailors of
D y Goods.

Arc prepared oftr Choice Extensive
anu select Sioeh not exeelled in Variety.
Style ana Prize any honse in the TniI:d
States. Their ex ypr,enre of ~ vears IN ,ba
business, and the lyantaoe mat they narsess
Of sending bus d Enrone twice ! az
ehaoie lhem 70 On all Foreign Goods at In
Pet'efS sfrfee, y 81 their facilities and the
extent q their pm iases enable them to pnr-
chase goods Of yiefa Datn.f,e,,,re dirn,,
from the mills.
They offer at all lines Gfst-cIass Stoet oe
Dtess foods, 81 Yelyeis, Linen Goods,
!, ooien Goods 70 Mems and Boys Wear,
housekeeping Go s. Blankets, Quilts, Cur
s sa Aatnngs, dies and Misses Wraps,
s stournieg Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Laces,
uents rurn' shing Goods, All-Wool and Me-
rino Underwear, hbrellas parasols Danes
tic Cotton Goods,
They have but ~ y mice for ali retail mr..
cnasers, ana The pr e is marked on each afti-
Gle in plain figure SAMPLES sent Lv mail
neh We receive II n and expkicit directions Of
'''s''' . 'eq''tea, abo' the price Sc. NH 23-cm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
@R SALE.
NO4UE.
STE M saw aid GBI33? MILL,
W hselwc4ght and Blacksmith Shop
~
COY'S ST.IrEOV.
NOGE

nm now prep,rei TO d all the Saving
ia1 g hiding tatt NAV he ar,strd -, the far
Iars IN ue secli3o V, lj..i.i,ies are ample
ior good .,nd rapid H'-k
Gaalihg DAYS Sc n,stays and Satur-
34ts Sowing daar ..!, sh.ttS or for cash
wish 10 inform my friends and the public
that owing 10 the hiri timrs n this neigh
borhoo3 and The aa~eit, money, am con4-
ei''d TO exact tie cash on delivery, and t
viii te nse.ess to ask for credit Positively
will not grant il. My businrs; hereafter will
be conducted on a strict cash bIsis.
Lumber, Shingles and LtlAs, elc always
on hanj or SAM Ell at Tie shortest noti-e All
kind Of vehicles repaired AM Al kinds of
farming Implements made AMI repaired AT a
short notice All work done in NY shops
IRE guaranteed Should any persons work
give way By reason Of workmanship it shall
he again repaired free Of charge if brought
Nack to my shop. Thanking the public for
PIT favors, hope to share their patronage in
IheNture G r. HAiDEN,
Co1's Station, Charles county, MI.
4 tbSresidence OF ths above named person
! Keep Constantly CD hand small line Of
groceries tosuit the country ;rad; CAN an
buy. b. y G. HAYDEN. jan ll-n
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
Carriers
Popular Cash Dry Goods store,
I'll Market Space, near 7th Street
Next door TO the Boston Variety Stole.
Washington, D. c.

We have copy Of this advertisement and
will show J GU all the goods We advertise
Royal Surge, double width, in new spring
shades, II yards for 90.
Sheeting Cotton, excellent quality, 4S inch
es wide, l24c.
Very best quality, yard wide bleached cot
ton, SIC.
Valuable Presents for our cash customers
Cash customers who buy 90 or over will
select one of the following presents; One pair
large size Damask Towels, worth / 90; one
pair of silk Embroidered Corsets, worth 75c:
half dozen Damask Napkins. worth 75c.
Cash customers who buy 10 90 or over will
select one Of the following presents: Elegant
Bridal quilt worth | So Dozen Damask
Napkins, l so. Two pairs large size Danask
Towels, worth 2 co.
Examine our pure wool, double width zeal
check, French Dress Go.ds, real value, 62J:
reduced to 371.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
K EN TUCK Y.
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Gag41}s

We viii stand our jack for the present
season al our stable near Cox's Station Com
menring April lst 1888 ami ending June
30lh 1888
Terms:-$Io if paid in the season: SI5 if
paid after. Grooms fee so cents nsvinl
secured sober ard careful groom will not be
response lie for accidents.
ap Sem WILLS & MILTON.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-05-18
Politenegs and CiVility are I'D

Politeness and Civility are the
best capital ever invested in business
and nowh ere in all Baltimore is the look
err or purchaser better tested than At
Oehm's oil | stand now the Bell Cldth'ng
House, Pratt street adjoining Hanov r..
Grand bargains in the HoateSt an neS-
est Mems and Boss and YOUTHS suits
ever designed Way down prices pre-
vail in.all .departnsnts- -nicn' bovs aal
-. = -. -, a -, ..s4s -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-05
BvALERH QUARTZ NINE

Or surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register Of the
United States Land Once at Carson City, in
the State Of Nevada, during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue Of the provisions of the Stat.
ute. q. Ii. GALLUP,
au1s-l0w. Register.