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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-16
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or Hoods Sarsaparilla viii convince any reasonable
person shat &c does possess great medicinal morit
We do not claim that oyery bottle win accomplish
miracle but we do know inst nearly every bottle
taken according % directions does produce positive
benefit ne peculiar curative power is shown by
many remarkable cures
~ aas run down from ciose application % work
but was told had malaria and was dosed with qui.
nine. etc. which was useless. II decided to take
Hoods sarsaparilla and ann now feeling strong and
cheerful j feel satisfied 10 viii benoht any who
give it q fair traLr-W -. BEsngH. 2u spring
Street. Now York CITY.
Hoods SaYsa paFilIa
Sold ~ al druggists On. six Tor e. Prepared only
by q. T. HOOD Co. Apothocaries. Lowell. Mass
ann nnnnn o. nnnn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-16

Beware OF Fraud a. my name and the price are
STAMPED on the bottom Of ali my advertised shoes
before leaving the factory which protect the wserers
against high prices aud inferior goonr ~ qeaisr r
ofers w. n, Douglas shoes AT renneeo p ,,os. ot
say nc has the'n "a tout my n wy s r,, ~
on tle bottoIn. put him down a. haua-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-24

The enemy's first move was vain eff
fort to shake him OF; then the fellow be-
gan to use ! pair Of sledge-hammer fists to
good effect. Norris found himself getting
the worst of the encounter, but he hung
fast in spite of the hard blows, and present
ly felt himself lifted from his feet and bent
backward over the baiustrade which pro-
tected the stairway. 1t was only by getting
his arms in j close grip about the others
neck that he saved himself from going
headlong into the hall below. As it was,
the solid walnut rail cracked and gave
way under their combined weight. The
chances were all in favor of a double fall,
but the burglar, still unable to get rid Of
that binding clasp recovered himself and
reeled backward, and the struggle went on.
Around and around, crashing against the
wall, going down together in a fall which
shook the house, twisting, striking, rolling
it is doubtful if either Of them knew at
just what moment lights came upon the
scene, and the c0mbatants in the fray were
parted. The burglar found himself in the
grasp of policeman. with irons neatly
clasped on his wrists, and as he stared into
the face of his late foe. curses not loud but
deep issued from his lips.
How the mischief came you here!" he
growled IF hadn't thoughtlt was Childer
hisself, I'd a-chawed you Up in mighty short
order. Blest if l don't think I've made
muddle of this business from beginning to
end.'
Il rather think you have, my friend, and
if you don't want to make the muddle worse,
you had better keep quiet. We will use all
you say against you, you may be sGre."
1t was gentleman who had arrived in
company with the officer who gave this
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-24
CHAPTER VII.
A CIEW.

There was popular play at one Of the
city theaters tnat night and Norris attended
il, hoping to drown his own mental disturb
ance thereby, but all through the perform
ance he found his thoughts wandering back
to the Childers. with his disappointment
rising fresh at not having seen Carol.
When the play was over, he took a car for
the West side instead of going directly
home.
just beforehnidnight, therefore, he might
have been found lettering on the opposite
side of the way, looking up at the darkened
windows. wondering which one was nearest
her as she slept The neighborhood kept
early hours: not a CLEAN Of light shone from
any OF the surrounding houses, but sudden
ly. like will-o'-;he-wisp. a glancing spark
went across the glass above the entrance
door of the Childer home.
Lyman had been sitting up late in his
den. probably, and was just now retiring.
With this thought in his mind, Norris
watched for the light to reappear in one Of
the chambers, but no flicker disturbed the
darkness there. He crossed the street and
went up close to the steps: then the vague
uneasiness he had scarcely admitted turned
to quick alarm, as he saw that the outer
door stood ajar.
He had his hand on the bell, intending to
arouse the house, when girls scream rang
out shrill, and door slammed in the upper
part of the house. That was enough for
Norris. He rushed in, up the stairway, and
q moment later was struggling in des-
perate hand-to- hand conflict with an un-
seen adversary whom he had encountered
in the darkness Of the upper hall
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-24
CHAPTER VI.

AN UNDERSTANDING AND DIFFERENCE.
When Lyman Childer came home to din
ner the following day, he found his sister,
with her head full of the nights pleasures,
and her tongue running brisk accompani-
ment to the business of the table, which
needed very little aid from him.
80 very many distinguished people there,
Lyman; but why do You suppose they ever
invited that Mr.. mgo.! He is hardly what
would be called gentleman. 1t was the one
blot on my happiness having him there"
In the role of your most devoted, you
mealI,' said Lyman, with a laugh. "Ingot
isn't so fascinating as some. but Mr.. Ever
leigh shows him occasional attention be-
cause he comes from the same county in
Maine where he passed his boyhood. Be-
sides. they couldn't well do less than ask
him after / was Oh the list
''Oh, but with you it is different Miss
Everleigh never looked 1T him all evening,
and / saw that she danced with You twice.
On, how nice it must be to be "a beauty and
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-24

belle and an heircss all in one. And oh |!
that reminds mel wonder how far of
am from being the last.-there's a letter
for you, Lyman, and I'm almost sure it's
from that lawyer, Mr.. Farralzer."
She sprang up to get it. formidable
looking missive, at which Lyman Childer
glanced once, and placed it by his plate.
1T will keep till dinner is over" he re-
marked. sit is rather a pity you have taken
such dislike to Ingot. He mentioned that
he meant to drop around here this evening.
BY the bye, I saw you in the company Of that
young Bergman last night Queer thing
that he should be on such intimate terms
with them"
why, do you know him, LYMAN
every slightly. He's the messenger dis
missed by the express company, you
know, for some supposed irregularity."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-24
fro BE Continued

Orr the Lizard coast, in Cornwall,
freak Of nature has been rediscovered
which may have something to do with the
name Of that part Of the coast In the live
rock is picture of a gigantic serpent, coil
after coil reaching down to the sea, Just
above the surface Of which the scaT head
and even the eyes can be seen.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-24
UNDER A CLOUD 4:
CLEARING HIMSELF.
Tho Thrilling and Absorbing Story
of a Great Crime.
BY JENNIE DAVIS BURTON,
AUTHOR OF HER LIES SECRET" AND
OTHER STORIES
CHAPTER V.-CONTINUED.

copyrighted, 1855, by the A. ". Kellogg Newspaper
Company. AL Rights EsSerred.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12

The Coming Concert The Chr's
Church Aid Society held meeting "a 'ni
village on Tuesday afternoon, and perfectly
arrangements for The grand concert "hIel
will "a held in the Court House on WedneI
dey evening next The concert will be as
deserves, great success, for beyond questioI
the musical talent is tue finest that can be 81
cured in Washington city. Arrangm7n'
have been perfected By which the large audi
ence expected can be comfortably seated. IN
gentlemen and ladies who are to sing at IA
concert will be met at the train on "ednes
day evening by carriages and driven 70 u
village Supper and refreshments VIII .
served at the st. Charles Hotel where all III
delicacies Of the season will be found in eour
dance. Those who wish to listen to a gran
musical entertainment, help worthy caus'
ard partake of an elegant, and eomparati'e'
Inexpensive supper, should not fail to be pre-
ent
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12
Woodward & Lothrop.


This Fall tits our intention 70 open our Lin
en- Department with an entirely new line OF
Damasks Napkins, Cloths. &C f, thus securing
The very latest patterns direct from the mills
and have concluded 10 make lower prices on
a considerable part Of the stock. Bear 10
mind the qualities are the same as our regular
staple numbers which we shall duplicate ihl'
Fall, only ia newer patterns, and should yon
be pleased with The present patterns, "hien
are not bud in any sense, yon secure uet'e'
quality for the price than is possible 20 gel Ia
ter. This offers m exceptionally good opPo'-
unity for Hotels, Restaurants, Boarding
\ Tlousrs. summer Cottaccrs. ard others 10 re-
plcnish their linen closet At a great SAVING
Fine grades. 66-inch Cseni ri ie irish Linen
Table Damasks reduced 10 one per yard. oD-
inch Cream Fine German Linen Table pa"asN'
reduced to SIZE per yard 72-iuch Fine Bleie"-
ed German Linen Table Dam tsks, red iced 70
soc per yard. 7s-iueh Extra hne B'eSene'
German Linen Table Dunlsss, reduced 10
% per yard. 72-inch ezra fine 9n'"
Bleached German Linen Table DAn SKIS r
duced to ! 50 per yard.
Doylies and Napkins -l-s Cream D''las"
Doylies with Cardinal border, reduced 70 '''
per dozen. 3 Cream German Linen p'nas'
Napkins. reduced % / % per dozen. Z bisa''.'
ed German Linen Dlmask Ntpkin' fan SET.
wedge. reduced to 90 per dozen. Ble'cne'
Fine German Linen Damask Napkins redOc
ed 10 z so per dozen. 2 Bleached super 1n'
Q German Linen Damask Napkins, reduCeu u
3 90 per dozen. -.
Damask Cloths.-All white iull bleaehe'
: Satin pamask Frnged Table Cloths, Of eA'r'
quality. and at these prices extra good value
Size by q yards, reduced to so each o'1
: by "a wards, reduced to 90 each. Orea '!,
z all linen Damask FrinIed Table G.ol,S' ~. !,
fancy borders. Size 2 by 2 yards reduce !9 y !,
90 each. Size by 3 yards, reduce" i"
u each Size by % yards rela cl TO NV,
y Extra Quality ofCream German Linen 7 ,'- %
+ Table Cloths, with red border. sz y i
j. wards. reduced to 80 erh. Exit NV.
y bleached Satin Dtmask FrlnEed 3oIe c'os ~.
: with neat cardinal borders, extra V'uue' sIA
= hy wards. reduced to 90 elch- SIC w.
, "A wards. reduced to ~ each. p 1a Y
wards reduced TO 90 each. e c3hnHen"
believe that we are nov Offering the gretei'
intrinsic value in fac tt,le linens posSl"'
nrocurable i'm this or any city. oar huG
!. stock will compare flvorlbly with any " v
r, country. and represents one oil tn most i"
n portant features OF our business
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12
Died of Trnhnld Fernr po


Wade, son of Mrs Mamie Wade aud the late
Oscar Wade, died at the residence ofhis grand.
father, Captain Richard Wade, On Tuesda,
morning last, of typhoid fever, aged il years
He had been seriously i'll aoout two weeks
but strong hopes were had by family and
friends that owing to his youth and yigor he
would finally recover. On Monday his symp.
toms became worse and be gradually sank
until death ended his suderiugs. Bernard
was a bright aud cheerful hey, the pride and
hope of his widowed mother, and relatives
But now be is dead and gone yet his memory
will remain bright heritage which can new
er be oblterated uatil they too have passed
over the dark river. The funeral services
were conducted by the Rev Father McSweeney
at Pomfret, on Wednesday afternoon, where
the uierment took place.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12
Homo Agnin.-Nr. Adli.on N

Home Again.-Nr Addison Narbury
for the past two months engaged ia making
survey Of the route for 4 new railroad from
Alexandria, VA, to Charleston, in West Wiz.
Ginia, has finished the undertaking and is a,
home again. The new road is to be built
from Alexandria to the coal mines in the Vi
cinity of Charleston, and will be I25 miles in
length Mr.. Marbury after making the sur
vey furnished estimates of the cost of building
the same. Work will commence on the road
when the right Of way has been secured along
the whole route. When that is accomplished
Mr.. Marbury will be engaged in its construc-
ton until the work is completed.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12

Military The Fourth Battalion Mary
hand National Guard, comprising the foul
Southern Maryland companies has been dis
banded in accordance with the following or.
der issued by Adjuant General Howard.
1.-THE company styled the howard Rifles.
Captain L. A. Winner, Of Port Tobacco.
Charles county, IS hereby assigned as Compa.
ny L, to the First Regiment Infantry. Col.
II. Kyd Douglas The Leouardtowu Rifles.
Captain W. +. Chesley Of Leonardtown, ~.
Mary's county; the Prince Georges Rifles
Captain Philemon W. Chew, Of Upper Narl-
boro', Prince Georges county, and the Cal
vert Light Infantry, Captain J Briscoe Bun,-
ing, Of Prince frederick, Calvert eoanty, will
report as separate, or independent companies
10 Brigadier General Stewart Brown, com.
mandins First Brigade
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12

communicated
Editor Independent -Thougb some rtt,
time has elapsed since the occurrence ,baroo.
it Is certainly worthy ofmenton to ,en -.
of the very interesting tournament and 1of
held at Glymont on "Wednesday III 80
slant, Owing to the coolness Of tba d..
the prospect ola heavy fros., lie st,so3.a
at the tourney was not so large as !, yo.,5
otherwise have been Shortly after IL
pointed hour the fitting was eom,so,.os
1t IS safe to say that the contest for me- no..
was as spirited and houy contested ass
ever witnessed.
The honors finally fell to Mr. Underwood
OF Prince Georges, who crowned the no,..
Miss Carrie Medley, Queen of Love ana ps'''e
~. For the First Maid Of Honor n. I.,.
Cox wreataed the brow Of the SWEET e..,1
Miss Gertrude Dement, In next ro,e,' :
came Mr. Joe Green, who DISPLAYED ,Ts o1
ee'Ien' taste in selecting the pretty and in
teresting Miss Bertha Warning Aa3
l6ut far from being least Mr. r. rs
Howard, the young aud very efficient snbaeI
teacher at Pomonkey, rendered to Miss clss
n'l uerson, the auburn-haired beauty Of
Pomonkey, the hoaor be had 50 cbiv.i.!..., =
commended for, ''Ous'y
At night the coronation was performed b,
Mr. Joseph Kendriek, Of Prince Go.
'ouAy' who in choice language ana ~.
Elegant grace delivered the crowns 10 ~, -. !"
.essill knights 70 be placed on the heads =,
he fair ones they had chosen. Then ~,
music burst forth in dulcet strains, and a,na
ag was INDUCED ia until the aurora Of D,o-.
ssan TO illume the oriental horizon wh.r
he tired, happy crowd dispersed To :
urn to their respective homes, greatly ,,ls,sa,
nth the entertainment they had received
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12

town Commissioners Of Port .eebaceo uudss
the new Incorporation law, were allowed ios
internal improvements ene-half Of the taxss
paid in the village, about Sl35. With thai
sum substantial improvements have been
made. Citizens and visitors are now enabled
to walk through the village without being
submerged in mud, the fountains have beeI
neatly enclosed, strong and subs'anti
bridge has been built in the upper portion /
the town. and racks for visitors horses haJ
been erected. All of which shows that vi
a small amount Of money much can be dorl
10 improve and teautify our county seat i
We are satisfied that no taxpayer complain
Of Che small sum allo we'd under the new las
for the improvements, aud we are equal
satisfied that no sensible man would object I
nm APPROXIMATION sufficiently large 10 enclos
the Court House, and put the building
neat repair. This work should be done, io
/ If the county seat is not to be removed ihe
the county property should De Kept from iaI
ing to pieces.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12
.as Brepines.

Col. isn'tit'
b.. John W. MiIlar has improved so
ueh that he is able to ride out.
b.. Benton Barnes has been serious
ID, but at present is much better.
Tic tournament held on Wednesday
i at IrghesviIlo was, we learn, a
ccess.
Mr Thomas I. Boarman is preparing
sreet a fue store in Bryautown. We
Isl him success in his Undertaking.
Boys and girls do not talk at the front
lie now. Thej have to sit in the
'ase where on? chair is made to do for
Mr. Il. Grantley Elelen has gone in
ID grocery business in Baltimore q. l5l
7 Lanvale Street where be will be
Ieased to see his Charles county friends.
NE. VIM. Stonestreet, an old and re-
|ected citizen IF Patuxcnt district, died
|ddenlv of heart disease on Tuesday
|ght last.
Miss Phyllis Stonestreet, the popular
bum daughter Of Captain Nicholas
Ionestreet, is visiting Miss Mamie jaime
hi at Phenix Hall, near Bryantown.
sheriff.Smoot is repairing, whitewash
ue. and enclosing the barn in this vii
iee recently purchased by him. Georg
ayo says, Mr.. smoot is the "livest
oan in town, which is not far from til
NTH.
Mess than half a bottle of DR.. Bull
Tough Syrup cured me of a sever
lrbpchial affection. II. S. Hodson, 4
Hbnover Street, Baltimore, Nd
Il Don't-If dealer offers you a bottI
ssSalvation Oil without labels or wraI
r.. or in a mutilated or doflced pacl
H. don't touch it-don't buy it at an
lice. Insist upon getting a pertec
,lhbroken, genuine package. Price :
/ snts a bottle
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12
Summer Black Goods.

Harpers Bazaar saws: "The'e IS decia .
revival Of Black in PARIS fol- dresses, ana M
deed whole toilets are Bltek. llenrietu' Olo'''
for all the year and NIu.s Frtns Tor sun
mer" We make spec,hIty 1t Is. ftl's' :,
Black all wool and silk and wool ilhflcS "l. u!
stand unrivaled for excellence OF Inace''l''
beauty of color dye and hri'hnncy q n VIII.
These black dress fabrics are patty ieSl'a'''
for mourning, halt-mouraint ana Out y
mourning wear. -.,. E,
PRESLEY black all wool Nins Yelling, Il
inches wide, 80, G2!, -, % aud % PEI
Yard 49,.
Picstey's black silk warp Nuns yelling
50-inch at -. ! 80 and - per ward.
PriestIey's black silk warp Henrietta, 30
! inch. ut 75c: 40-nch at 90, q, SO, -
gu, | IS, , 90, $50 80 and ) W per yd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12
The Chestnut The season sagain

The Chestnut The season isagain upon
US for gathering cbestuuts. These prime fa-
vorites Of all the nut tribe are now ripening
and frost or two more will make them reo-
dy for gathering. The crop in Ibis county
is said TO be a fair one this year, and the juve'
niles are watching them closely ana laying
the plans for great onslaught on the trees
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12

If you Are Wise you will see what I
Bell Clothing House is doing before UuSl'
F,ll clothing 4 good suit (tor q man q
be had as low a 50. \ Business sui III iaO
81 10 S25. A dress suit from $50 TO s'o.
Pratt street adjoining Hanover Ba'''mo'
Mar, land
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12
August Reductions.
El-rRAoRDly4Rr REDUcrloys.

90 fHA'RDlNARFR EDUcTf0NS.
i, ~, c,,lo,.;..- ~.
ra,,res.n 'p' , 'ip 'ies' "H''n ~ tnese prices
,,rp,.,,rah, " ~. Intrinsic values possibly
,o,,(. =, .,,a f ''.,' ~ ''nl ny c"ti az
,';e :'0. ,ii't "''t le"y-'h're dress
e' "'pcI OF Work hanSGlp ana tnlsh thAn the
to be contounlrd VITA f.Itar, work.
'Iil1D "1-N y fdNfF GINGH1A DRESSES
;na r.5',,i y Ve"'s e'cn'
i;.'e .eG "e0'' 10 ''' '"eh-
Tao r,3,i ''',''
t..1 ,siN'eG - e''n'
, I1'g -e.i'DeI 70 . ~ e'oh'
''''e ,euN1ei " !, r. e'cn'
rtI LII 80 ~ 'Ve"oH'
- = '''s'0 D'esse9 Ieuuceu 10 . 20
CHILDREA~S WHITE gy0rr 1prxvrx
line reduced m 8; on och
rodraad % %" nv rIe''cn Na'hsock dresses
" 40 F"cn'
CHLDBEN'S WHITE INDIA LINEN SUITS
Inc reduced to B p each.
llne reduced to 80 each.
line reduced to ) 80 each
line reduced to 6 90 each.
line reduced to - each.
hue reduced TO 90 each.
line reduced 10 10 90 each
line reduced to II 90 each
,.-.-.
'iNNHS fANCl ON GHiH SUITS
line raapcad n nah
lime reduced ~ , an o'NI
Niss.s, fancg R,,;,t1 So. -,
20 each i0"u0eu "
Misses, White 1oai.. T;,a, c.. -,
made and tastefnIfr sra'a5 N3 Ta! "eii
with view IN f,ci.;,a 49,, i',heu
line reduced n 2 ~ al
line reduced 10 % earh
i;ne - " w Nv e"el'
line reduced II - 60
limo rednced ~ > M 49,
line reduced ~ "a o',h
line reduced ~ II ~ NH
- " ''O"'
MISSES WHITE WO0L SI-JTS
line reduced to 90.
Mis- ~ fine CboIIi. Snits rsd,oo3 M |
each 4Nsu " ~ "
ladies, White rn5;, 1;non c..
IL an av,ot,o, Ivy l'i'a NIne!i oui's' mace
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12

The Difference la the presidential
campaign Of s84 the Republicans paraded
before the election, the Democrats afterwards.
In 1883 the Democrats parade before tue cleo
ton. and the Republicans Will make things
lively after the returns come in.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12

Simmons Liycr Regulator produces no I'M
leas,st effect upon the stomach no matter
nv long 1t is taken. A little taken at night
,snrcs refreshing sleep and q natural evacna-
Ion of the bowels \ little taken IN the
,orning sharpcns the appetite cleanscs tie
topach and sNeetens the breath
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
res Ulcers salt. rheum, fever sores, tetler,
banned hands chnblains, corns and all skin
fuptons and positively cures Plie', or no
s,y required. IL is guaranteed 70 give , per-
III satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
4 ccn,s nor box. For sale by ". W. Padgett.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12

10 hear appeals in registration cases. All
whose names have becn illegally stricken
from the lists can have them replaced by es
b,blishing the fact that they have not acquir
Ell a residence elsewhere Remember
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26th.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12

A Paradise For Boys, the Bell Clothing
House Pratt street adjoining Hanover, Btlu-
more, Md boy suit can be had for 81 50.
A very good one for So 30 and - up to the
finest possible.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12
YotaI mN Qnseaal,

- ~, OEcs ofthe INDEPENDENT has 6stn
~ ~ me f,st Roor Of NE Masonic Haii,
t,s@g5,aisig QJposrs he Ep''e0pa1 C@areh,
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.
we'll Advanced Two daughters Or \

Well Advanced Two daughters Of Il +
ward Frazier, colored, who have been atten 4
;ng the school uctr the "Gotlige, tAasht ~
49,. Ida Alien. at he beginning Of the pres
nan.-Mcre admitted to The eighth
''s-'''ses Ii schools IN
'sFs'5a The panstakiag and energetic tg's-'s
er. The example u tetcaeF al paPils, 1
this instance, is worthy otinit ton IS tea il
ers aud children ia our eoiorel puiul school
throughout the county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12
ORDER y ISL.
In he Circuit Court for Charles county
No. 7l3 Equity

No. 7l3 Equity.
In tbe matter Of the sale Of the real estate Of
the Inland, Coastwise, Transportation Co.
Ordered by the court this sth day Of 0cto-
Der l8ss that the auditors report made and
fled in tbis case be ratified and confirmed IN
less Cause to the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the eth Monday Of October, 1888, ero-
viied copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Charles county once
a week for three successive weeks prior 10 the
said 9Th Monday Of October, 1883.
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
ofCt. O.. fox Charles Couaty.
~ JSAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
sep l9ct
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-12
U S. JOHNSTON,

Manufacturer
SADDLES. HARNESS. C0LLARs, BRI-
MS. WHIPS and TRUNKS.
In erarr variety, Wholesale aud Retail.
493 Pennsylvania Avenue between a and
stb Streets, n ",
may sim hasuiAsloni y y