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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
WHAT SHALL WE GROW.
HreHrsvrLLr. FEBRUARY. 18th 1888

Messrs Eotfo,s: :-CeptleDeu.-lt IL Is pity
that. Farmer, 'ol Br,autown, takes The trouble
10 write about sometbink, IL 10 evident he
knows nothing about. ANY one Nth coIp-
mon stpse Can eee that il is imp ossible to get
IS cas- or 1900 cans Of corn from ION on
The wagon. A tan OF corn ~eit hs III. 9oz :;
the empty can ~eish hs 4oL, aud Having s, z to
be ws,er, We have 1900 los out OF III. Z. .UU 0,
the thu k cob and Waste being fom Two.
birds to ihre.- quarters, ibis Is Impossible.
A. Hug phesvits las. tear II lot los b. OF
corn on ,h- wagon 70 make one case vi pack ed
corn or shout IS eases TO The ton, snd at
s.Fnrm-rs' figures t6c per c"n) il nmouu,s To
S27 36 per ton and II bis allowance Tor ex penses
S33 per ton, be any more correct ihan the rest
Of his statements, VI here is he pront and how
can they afford SIS ter ION.
Your c0rrtspodeht, il ] sm not mistaken,
plsnie his a,Ies OF corn on thin, POOR lSnd,
y here c,rp bad teen grown ibe previous ear
and haviDg too maBy ions in the fire h-
neg lee ed the cultivation c, nda lousy, SO that
bis yield WAS not ! ten to he acre, it " as
rs ~onder be lost $40. The !, medy seems TO
M to lie, in beIisr inrm,ug, nioIe than in the
y, ice per ton had b grU.n 3 tons per acre
(as sone did) even u, SO, according to his
own figures be would have hsd surplus OF
S60 instead of being minus $40. We need
Ell .erpris~, energy, and capital in our county
more than Nd, thing, aud il your correspondent
caAnot in Iului- spend bis lime IL his tobacco
crop .nd not in discnu, aging the Efforts taken
in this direction and whnh have alIesdy bene-
6ted others, the next iiue be gets ''bet wren
The devil md ID. d,ep sea LoPe he will 60
down, sunk in oblivion.
Poor HUGHE, WILLIE FARMER
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
Mr.. Madd Closes.

Sydney E. Mudd, contestant fer the seat
in the next Congress from this district. pract'-
cally concluded bis testimony in Baltimsre on
Saturday when the box containing The reject
ed ballots Of the ninth precinct Of the l7th
ward was op ned, by order o. the court, in the
presence OF Bernard Carter and Ch .s. H. Stan
ley, representing Mr.. Compton, aud John G
Rose and Mr.. Mudd, in the latter's beh IF and
the commissioner, Jas. E. Carr. The box WAS
found to contain nine republican ballots that
had be. n rejected by the judges of election be-
cause the persons Offering them were NO, quail
i6ed under the law to vote at that precinct
With this information Mr.. Mudd practically
closes his case on his alleg ations. Upwards OF
200 win sses have been examined, the major
ity of them being in Baltimore city and Anne
Arundel county, though all the her counties
Of the district furnished their proportion, MS
every thing that could have any possible bear
ing on the matter at issue favorable to the con-
testant's side, has been inquired into, and the
report when made up will make roluminous
document. Mr.. Compton will begin taking
testimony in defense sometime during this
month. He will have forty days iu which to
complete this work Mr.. Mudd Will then be
allowed FIVE days for rebuttal and the dsfenas nt
the same time for sur rebuttal. The commis-
sioners in chancery in the several counties and
in Baltimore city will theu male up their re-
ports OF the csse, which will 60 before the COM
mitt,e Il u elections of the n .xt Congress to be
decided.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
The Federal Ofnces.

AS The time for The Inauguration of
President Harrison draws nearer, the ac-
tivity of the aspirants to fill the place
now held by Democrats increases and
the lines become more strongly marked.
Rumors of combinations fill the air, but
when an attempt is made to prove their
truth or falsity, nothing definite can he
learned Other than that every one SEEMS
to he distrrs 'ul of every one else and
that. if mrinatiors are made, they are
worthl ss.
The ia t that cer'a'n prominent Repub-
li.aas, among whom are ,mes A. Gary
and VIM. D. Burch:nai, are working an
organized effort to prevent any appoint
meats being made until after the fall
elections, is being made use of 10y the pres
ent collector of internal revenue, Andrew
6. Chapman, to secure his confirmation
Among the many caxdidates for this Of
fee there seems to be no uueasIntss felt
on this score. The Fifth Congre ssional
distric, which has as many candidates
as there are counties, among whom nre
John w. Belt, Adrian Posey, Washington
q. Tuck, F. Snowden Hin, John II Sell
man, the former collector, and w. h.
Mckee, seems to base her claims entirely
on the tact that his particular office has
been filled'by a fifth dis rict man for great
numb,r of years. They do not seem to
rea ize Il at ,h's will lie Used rather as an
argument agar st than for their C aims
They also sem to lose sight ofthe fact
that of the whole amount If in,troai rev.
enue collected in this district, Baltimore
city furnishes over so p,r cent. They rely.
too, upon the support o: Mr.. Mudd, the
Tor Congressman Comptons
seat from This district. Though it will be
some months before his case Gao be reach
ed. owing to the narrow margin of the
Republican msjori'y and the ease with
which the Democrats can, al any time,
prevent a Quorum.-NeTs
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15

Ba0 water.
The frequent recurrence of typhoid fever
in the family Of Mr.. B. G. Stonesirest. led that
gentleman and his frieads to suppose that pos
sibly the drinking water may have oceasioned
the trouble To ascertain this, q sample Of the
water from the wells Of AesSrs. Stonestreet, A.
Posey and Mrs. Julia Aascbette vas recently
taken to the States health officers in Baltimore
for anslysis BY Mr.. P. q. Muschete. The al
alysis vas made BY Prof. Tonry, the we'll
knowa Baltimore chemist, and . copy Of II
given to Mr.. Muscbette and is nov ia the pee
ression of DR.. John T. Digges, ., whose sug-
ges,ion the analysis was made. Aher citing
The properties, mineral spd o,herv Ice, sscer.
tained BY the analysis to be contained in the
water. the chemist concludes with Q note in
which be says that "for drinking purposes the
general character Of the water 10 bad" This
10 true of all the samples ansly zed. as the three
differ but slightly, ard only in the proportions
of their component parts, as the same general
properties were found 10 all. DR.. Dgges. how
ever, 10 still aot fully convinced that the water
contains typhoid poison. as the analysis does
not reveal the presence Of bactaris, which 10
the specific poison of this disesee, and be thinks
the presence Of this must be shown before ~.
phoid will ensue from the use Of drinking "a
ter. Wepresume, however. that the chemist 9
work will cause those families who nov use
this water 10 look elsew here for their suppi,
and not contisue TO use what has been 50 EN-
phstically condsmne!.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15

License Fees TO be Refunded.
Under the recent decision OF the Cour, of
Appeals in the case of the marriage license fees
and the clerks Of the several circuit courts of
the State. published elsewhere in our newscol-
smns. the State comptr' ller will be required
to refund to the clerks who have paid inte the
State treasury what they considered to be,he
States proportion Of the marriage license tax,
that is 6fty cents on every marriage license is-
sued. This decision will sfFrct the coupenss
ton of all the county clerks throughout the
State except those in Baltimore. Frederick and
Carroll counties, and Clerk Gray. Of Baltimore
city, who are the only clerks who have paid
INTO the Stsie treasury an excess Of ne ices Of
their Offices. The money paid in on account Of
marriage licenses By the other clerks since the
new Law went into effect will he refunded. -
Uuder this decision Clerk Turosr will receive,
as the amount he ha. o,erpaid the Comptroller.
about 500 In some Of the other counties the
amount will be murh greater.
The slight freeze last week was rsreived With
delight by persons who have ice houses IN 6il,
and quite numb OF them availed ,b-msri yes
Of the opportunity for storing last Sturdy.
The ice Was no, OF the hest quality being thin
and somewhat c'oudy, hut bad ice is better
than no ice. The change 10 the temperature
on Saturday broke the crop mp before much OF
it had beed stored. though the atmosphere dur.
ing the past few days ieels if another crop
OF this much needed summer luxury nigh, yet
be formed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
LOCAL MAT TIERS

S@ The subscription prace OF The
TINES is 81. per anmum IT paid IN
advance or at amy time aUithin the cur
rent gear; If not paid withim the gear
Sl.5O aciN be Invariably charged, a.
alapays heretofore, and from this rule
no erceptiOa ysl be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
Gsorxeiown. n.Centenni~I.

xelOwn. Centennial.
The progrsnme Of the three day 5 &C nten-
nial OF Georgetown College has been arranged.
The exercises will open with Ponti6csl mass.
With sermon, en- the morning of Wednesday,
the Goth instant, and the exercises will con-
clude Friday evening BY an academic session
Of all the schools of the univ9Ieity, the chan
csllar Of The anive.s;.s= =6-asse@ o~zSs.si.sss.-
tim, and addresses being made BY represe nts-
tives of the school Of arts, Law and medicine.
The intervening time on the 2O;h, 2lst and
22nd will be occupied with the conferring Of
theological degrees by Cardinal Gibbons,
alumni meetings, class reuniens and the re-
unions OF college societies. The occasion will
be the most Interesting in the arna.s of the
college.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15


In speaking Of the affairs ofsthe Mary land
militia the Baltimore Sunday Nevs in its last
issue says: Considerable activity is now be-
ing displayed BY the national guard. lnspee-
tious of the different ce mmands have been
IN ade during the past tive weeks, in compliance
With orders from The brigadier general. Lieut.
Col. Wilmer has been particularly active in
this way; and it seems highly probable that his
energy and activity will, in = shor, tine, reat.
Iy improve the First Regiment. II it be neces-
sary to keep the present organza,ion us it now
exists, With the county regiments and battalions
made up of scattering companies, let such men
Ne Cot. Wilmer be placed in command. who sr.
thorough soldiers and v ho will look careiull,
alter every detail and drill the companies fire.
suen,ly In battalion movenents.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
FLOUR AMI MEAL.

New and improved machinery for grinding
-four has just been piate in th' mil A. q
Ch epilau, u, ar La Plata, amt il Is now pie-
par, Il To make Hour vi ~ grades at short III
ice. A t, iai will cvtvi,te that We can do " hat
We say. Weai~ aIsu prrpar, d to do all kinds
of saving aud intiIng as formerly. Corn
meal a speciality, and fine bolted meal is con-
stanty un hand for sale IA IS cents pei bushcl.
Sol. iting the patronage oflhe public we pi on,-
ise as always heretofore to attend to all work
n our line carefully and expeditiously.
Au 10 II JOS. L. TUCKER, Miller.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15

10 ADTERTESERS.-THE TIMES horing q
~rger circulation than any other paper among the
.!eil,ge,,t farmers and business men of Charles
Counsy, offers superior inducements to advertisers
& Insert their announcements in lis columns. Send
f,n card rates, which are as toW other paper
in Southern M4syla,d to sag nothing about crcuta-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
heath ETA Counsynla u n

We regret to have 10 record the death Of
]. Millard Monroe, q son Of Mr.. A. Thomas
Monroe, Of Pomonkey, which occurred at Bel
ton, Cass county, No., on the 2nd instant
Miliard, " no was quite promising young man,
-migrated from our county to Missouri in 1881
to try his fortunes in the West. He settl, ia
Belton and engaged in the tin and hardware
business in Which trade be had become prac-
tical mechanic, ard was doing very we'll when
overtaken by an un,imely death. He married
ut Belton a few years ago and leaves widow
and one child surviving. His death MAS from
pneumonia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15

Are sou gong TO the races p eyes, and
bet IN the winning hoisss." Not tie hand
come ALduliah, be is lame. Didn't you kuowf"
'I'h wLi-per in your ear, he'll win. They're re
usIrg aviation OiI."
No other spring medicine has won for itself
such. universal confidence as Ayers Sarsspa-
MIA. 1t is the mos, powerful combination OF
vegetable ,.lteratiyrs ever Cgered to the public,
snd is aeknswledged BY the medical profession
. be tie best blood purifier.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15

Cen.e your cout hing and tnjoy refreshing
slumber, which DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
insure you.
Mothers will grow weary and Sigh over the
baby's troubles while DR.. Bull's Baby Syrup
would relieve .hs child and thereby give the
mother rest.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15

Iusurlng Sch0Ol Property,
The school board met ON Tuesday, pursu-
ant to notice, for the purpose Of passing upon
the teachers reports for the quarter ending
February Ist, 1889. Some other miscellAae-
Gus routine business was transacted but the
chief matter discussed, outside of the regular
business for which the meeting was called,
Was that OF insuring the school buildings
throughout the county to protect the board
against loss by Ere. The beard has had this
matter under advisement for some weeks and
have entertained prop .stions from J. c. How
ard, P. W. Robertson and Samuel r. Neave,
Insurance. agents. as to the cost OF placing the
property in the respective coup.n represent
ed by these gentlemen. Rating the school
buildings in the county at $3.50 each the total
amount Of insurance 10 be placed would be
$4,000, and the otj-ct Of the board was ts
have this done as safely and satisfactorily as
possible. Mr.. Howsri's companies agreed to
take the risk at per cent for three years Mr..
Neave's at an snnsl preminm Of $79, and Mr..
Robertson's at an annul premium of $sl. At
ter considering the matter carefully and dis-
cussing II fully the board, on Tuesday, dec id
ed to insure The property in the companies
represented by Mr.. HowsId. ouch If 10 the
Fire Insurance company aud QUE
half in the Amerirsn Fire Insurance company,
osth OF Baltimore, for three years for $l6o;
an annua! premium Of per cent on all the
property insured. This action Of the board
will, we feel sure, meet with general favor as
il Is one OF business care aud foresight that
should have been att. nded to before. The an
nual premium paid for the Insurance is small
the great risk of loss by Gre. and
the payment Of the premium will not cramp
the board so grievously as the building of one
school house. even should a FIRE not occur once
in four or eve years. We commend the board
on their xiss sefion in providing against such
iisk. ID fds f6tSre.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Oi I haries County, 81.
FKBRUAtY 8. 1889.
nRDERED BY THE COURT. thai l. All.
" son W iim-r. rdDInr,irs.tor e. !.
knii, keerh deceased. give the norier r.qnir' d
by law TO the uuts of said Emil, k.eeh,
deceased, to exhibit t6-ir CLAIMS, esnli,
aut' enicated, by advertisement put ish.f
10 some one newspaper pu'l. he'd il Chsr e.
County, A"ryiand once M zach Of ,hr,e sur-
cessive weeks
True cop, test:
BENZ. MATTlNGLY.
Reg Wnis for Ch-s "a
NOTICE.
TH1S is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sui.
l. scriher has ob,nined from tie Ur, hans
Court Of Charles County. MAr,land l-tt,ts
Administration on the personal estate of
EMILY KEEcH.
late OF said county deceased Al person. bav-
ing claims sExinst said d,c.ns Il a.e h-reh,
warned 10 exhitit the same, Nth the vouch
ers thereof legally authenticated, TO the sub
scriber on or be'ore the 8 b day If Au- ust.
1889. They may otherwise ~ law he excl d
ed from a i benefit of said d.c.ns.d's estate
Given under my hand this 8 h da, OF Februar,
1889
L. ALLISON WILMER,
Admr. C. a. OF Emil, Keen, d'c'd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
P. W. ROBERTSON.
General insurance Agent
La Plata, ShAs Go. Nd

Insurance of sil kinds promptly pl-eed In ,h-
b<s, sompsnirs Agent for The f % Life. OF
Hartford German Fire. OF Bsl,in,o =; Gu-r-
aniee Accident. OF New York.
~ will be glad TO call upon parties In
any section Of the STATE desiring To plarr in-
sar.nce if requested TO do 50. All comaubi-
cations i'll receive promP, .uentiou.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
NOTICE To TAX PAYERS.

NJ Office is hereby siven 10 .li persons rho
~ are INDEBTED 10 me for p r.. foi The ,ear
1888. that unless she On me he s.rtIei 10 full n
or before the LEI day Of Nav. 1889. | will posi-
lively proceed TO collect ,he same b, process
OF law. W COX
Collector for Thud District.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
Poor HUGHE,vILLE FARMER.
B.ek,es.s Arw,ea sa,ve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruis.s, Sores. Ulcers, salt Ri. um, Fever
Sores, letter .Chapped Hands ,Chilblains ,Corns,
and all Skin E,up,ions, and positively cures
Piles, or NO pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect Subtraction, OF money refunded
Price rs /. nts per box. For sale by w. w.
Padgett.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
State Of Maryland.
OFFICE Of ETAkY OF STATE
ANNAPoIIs EthruarA 7ih 1899.

To EH Whom 1t May Conc,,n:
NOTICE is berehy given hat application
~ has been made to his x,ellenc,, 4. +
jackson, Governor Of Maryland, Tor the pardon
of john E. Love, eolored, who was COW 'ced
at The May term 1888, OF the Circui, Court foi
Charles county, Of Forgery and sentenced To
b- confined in the Maryland Prniten,iary Tor
hveye. RS from June 5,h, 1888:
The Governor will take up I e sid case for
fin Il decision on or after Thur sda,, the Twen,.
FIRST day Of February, instant, until NH, h time
protests ar ainst su, h pardon will Le heard ard
III" papers filed open 10 insI ecrion. nj the dis
cretion OF the GovefBor. s.
- BY order OF the Governor:
SEAL 4. w LeCUMPTE.
NV Secretary OF State.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
DIR. j. H. NJ BARBER
lDGEvILLE, Chas- Co., Md

HAVING LOCATED AT Ea:evili.," ,h.
IL former residence OF Ds JUha H. Rs~aer
no~ Oner my services 10 ihe pahlic IN say
medical or surgical capacity. All ca l.r'om9i
ly answered. Can Al~.,s hs feu al m,
ofii.s unless professionally engHg.d.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
Sure Cures of Recent Date.

Sure Cures of Recent Date.
Ntv Lsasara a.. eai.s.. ma
Toothache. suss . fsss
Robbed sf deep ~ sestAAsAs; svs.ii.s great In
fAes rxsssd vt:A s. yasses on srss appsss asisa
relieved. vszs 70 slssp. Hsrrisx paia ali geas-
JOHN HeBKxaxksK1
Pains In Chest. Nsv R.<Asssx- O.. yuas r.
Had Daiss In ehsss ever lssss. ssasrsA ysarss
cared ey sppheAsisas 81 81 Jsesss otl
psrnAAssa J. MADISON.
Gout. Kilssr. f,x.s I'm. n fs,s
MAJ ea4 eAss sf ssst sz4srsd year. hr
vssAs sssia sss vAlA- o. isesss oil ssrsa n.
". p kAxYIu. n
Dtsiocation. Jeiiss. III. Nay - Issa
About three ysars aTs disissatsa NJ sAssi<ss-
ecaass1 % Asass vs<ks- ! errsa b. "a
5Assss on, Ne rssass 81 pata - tA:s Gay
j. D. BROWN brsrgtsa.
Pains and Aches MArsAAr. Mich nay1s %
Last peesnAsr. tAksn xttA rAlns asa ssAss
In xhs isss A nis.1 asviss1 o. sseehs otl. tired
ss Aa1 vas cared ~ esstssss ef est.is. Ms
rsssra Il pAts siaes G. z EIxMIf1
At DerustsrS sSp urAIrps
TIE CHARLES L. socElER CO.. eaRiasrs. H.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
IL Will Not caunt.

II Will Not Count.
The Hon. Sydney E. Mudd and his friends
are now claiming one more vote in Charles
county on the strength Of Lemuel Hamilton's .
testimony before commis.ioner Matthews last
week that one ballet was not eoan,ed in Mid
dletown district because Mr.. Mudd's name ap-
pesred on it twice. he now claims the county
by l50 mHjority. But it is not likely that the
additional vote in the 9Th distsist will be count.
ed. T. e ballot in question Has Republican
ticket viii Sydney E. Mudd's Dsme pasted
over the line "For Congress-" The election
law, 10 one of its sections, provides that any
ballot ~bich contains too many names, or
winch does not clearly indicate for v bat Office
n candidate is voted fer 'shall be thrown out
and shall not be counted" The ballot in
sues,ion, being open to both Of these obj ections
~as properly ihrorn out aid cannot nov be
counted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
By Command
H. HkBER ROSWELL

Robt. Digges,
lst Sergt.
At this meeting the arrangem. nts for attend
ing the. Inaue uratiun uf the President elect,
will be completed. All members must attend.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
Death of an Ola Citizen.

Richard D. Boone, an old and respected
citizen of this county, died at his home, near
Bryantown, on the 3rd proximo, aged 7S years.
Ma. Boone some time ago had a fall which in
jured him qiite seriously and kept him con-
fined to his house and from which he never
fully recovered /, is thought that the injury
resulting from this acciden coupled with bis
extreme OLD age resulted 10 his death. Mr..
Boone was one of the original republicans of
our county aud consistently maintained his
poliricsl faith up to h. time of his den h 1,
though he never held an Office and was never
rewarded by his party for his i-i,'.fui adherence
to their cause. even when they had full con-
troll Of Affairs in The county; which is rather
remarkable and is, We believe almost without
precedent h-re.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15

You have heard your friends and neig hbors
talking about il. You may yourself be one
of the many Who know from my personal ex.
perieuce just how good thing it is lf,ou
have ever tried it, you ale one OF ITS staunth
friends, because be wonderful thing about ii
is, that when once given trial, Dr. king S
New Discovery ever after holds place in the
house. Ii YOU have never used it and shou
be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throa,
Lung or Chest trouble, secure bottle al ence
II nd give il fair trial. ltis guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial byilles Tree
1T W. W Padgetts Drugstore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15
SCHOOL NOTICE.

TUESDAY, FEB. 12th, 1889,
For the purpose Of receiving Reports of III.
Tv-ehers uf y.u sliS s. hools-
No Reports received anI.ss m ,de out on the
blanks prepared for The purpose. issued By he
; q b ard. Ever, Repor, must BE- ss srn. or
astir n,ei 10. before Justice OF the Peace. or q
member Of h- : hool Board.
TIE 5 cfeisry will be prepared TO pay the
Trseh~rs OF Colossd Sehools on Thursday,
February l4sn
Teachers of n bite s. hools on FRIDAY, Feb
rusry the 18Th
Te.c. err Association, White, en- Monday,
February li'h.
LTesehers' Association. Celored, on Thurs
dsv, frnrusry II h
All charges hr ine dsntals must lie scsom-
panied ith voucher,
Ts.ehrrs desiring frienas TO COLLECT their sal
arss srr requested Ia stni written orders
Tewehtrs h0Idisg certificates thai have ex
pircd or about TO do So are requested TO for
yard stem for renewal
Teachers eau De ssPplied wi bank term
r.poris by eslling on or sending To NJ, ssrs.
Rot erts 4 Owen, Port Tobacco.
- Teachers must charge III mselves in
their ,eports 9th the full lansoant VI looks pul-
| Ct ased ~ thru Irum the Book Depository.
b, order of the Board,
r. J. MADDOX, Se,ty.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-02-15

QUlLDING OF ALL KIND DONE prompt
~ ly snd in . workDsnlike msnrer. S,,is-
faction guaranteed on all ssrk eptrussd 10 our
hands. All eommunssstio 9 wilI receive i'm
mediate attention. Give U. - trial.