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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

AhlSh has - s~saeg haze. a. e.a1 SO
- >e&th tfrtH a,s~. - = hice tekf II <sH
prefer ths - sss 80 800 esss lsF sssi sis
Akk has 5&.i A@s ~ sses lsls i,iSsss Il
etf st-.see - !. s~.sA< ess tos3. "a is~fa
Ssss csfN sec ~ ~.l<4x - seI ior sh1la
eess s.Ac.se~f - s-ss sefass 1sstls hlsii.
cks. escf AFeslcf A@Ef
loALe ~ sau Assl s0asAoAks. sna IL al
"A paris ~ tbr cay. tlsn. 80 ~ Sosl sa
easy sneefniy Passaeats. setas - Fxag. bssls
a leSi 2srRts s. AoAtos-st. -
Slt.n 10 $50 aoxn - iss &na ss Mi k.ulld
tIt't saU ; hoosr aisef Soaf IVA plaG.
hAiknes sess snSathls p.suxAts la@xls a
9sss. s Aesseesl Is
S9s,l HIiYS oifee business asss-oass sas
SvoV l,gss be>s attis tn-lssiAeiarita b,.si
aes.s ia ths cttx g. a. SSlDst bHsin ntSss k,sd
locsGloa Ne have tht ierEust lisi ~ Aaslne
ei.a0ors a. sEs St.lx. Davis a JosL y Aoa
Fse - -
xs,,,, or SO ~ iois neAr wesiths ave
SJVN EAls d dhl CHEAP h@siS sOst u
<9Ir DgAS iei warth sse ssaileast.
Svto basis Josi. - A~nsSe ST. -
Eok SAl.E-Ar~ trssE Goase on rAss ternis
Ntii leestUN and . b&fS4ln, al saA fs..t.
le9uife fz> AaNrsr ~. IL
kN1k SAI.k-A ioass sRa iet; aass hnisiss'4s
ti. ttAiti - -.t
GOOD BAhsAlEs lH resident lots. ] have
~ iaI aar. friaf cn Madison ave AID ikh.
iaha axe. q nHsiisef "A EeoA lVts, I4nk a. IA
prsee troIn sspg t0 ssa- a. a. h~thbGn. - Asis-
Is.sl 81 ISo
kfoR SAlE-l.at diri Cheap. must 5e ssAc "a
euce- oo0d chance f0r speculation. 90 te
Eei cheap place iaf Hene Southeast pssft 81
eslN fIlcr Stis. hdafess a. Mcb., TELEGRAM
Her4la. lectf
IL L hast thea. lals Il son d " lo tiio ca Soufh
w ffiNtSlon Nsk date f.sFk Nil ifaer Ter
hcuse ana .ot oF ether good property Farm
| % trade i.T house had lot Nklfiad@it A
/ Gutter. N sdaicomh btniding, room =. 1873
/ kNyk sAlE Al . bargain a hBe rrsid.nes of
lea focns. Apply a. u fsrsias ISIS
1 | Ols within sad aalsining ihe cifs % eat
"A Hines 81 reasonable l'ricrs and easy tellus,
GA our Division 81 90 Eighth wafo plags A
hrst-CiaSS investment Gail early Iou4 &C
/ iay. fUfaef A tArr0ii, New housIAAn bgi ila ile
/ III yoa are locking for los priotd lois sou
q should not fail g. s+r fhr lois on stow &
/ PAI4SBs addition al siaes t~o blocks IRON
street and steam cara. once under Ola
/ National Bank
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
ToR RrxT- BUSINESS PLacEs.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

E0R RENT-Front part Of store al lsl Mon
II roe-st l9
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
K0EGY TO LOAN.

7 PBR CENT MONEY 10 loan. ID. A. John
sion. - Canal ~. brf
MONEY TO LOAN FOR :be Northwestern
VI Mutual Lie Insurance Company. Of Mi
waukee. in sums OF 81 .0yl aud upwards On farm
and city property. at lowest current rates 81
interest security must be nrstciass- More A
Wilson. Lcdyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
OFFICIAL PAPER OF The CITY,
GRAND RAPIDS. RfIDAY. JULY l.


The editors leave the city this morn
Ing. Providence has smiled upon them
and upon Grand Rapids since they
have been IN the city. The weather
since they came has been quite as good
"a could DC expected at this season OF
the year. IL was 70 be expected that it
would be warm at tins time, but 1t has
not been excessively hot. The RAIN m
terfered slightly with the reg
glar program on Wednesday,
but this can hardly be counted
misfortune, for the change
gave the visitors better opportunity
To see the city and DO as they iudiyid-
ually pleased than they would other
wise have had. Judging from the ex-
pressions OF the members the visit has
been enjoyed by them and their appre-
eiatIon IS the best and only reward the
citizens who have endeavOred 10 enter
tain them could ask or have. Many
acquaintance have been formed which
will, without doubt, be source OF
pleasure and profit IN the future. Ii
has been a good thing for the city to
have these guests here; We trust IL has
been also good thing for them. They
have seen a aprosperousandg growing city,
and doubtless have discovered manu-
factures and other sources of supply
which they did not know existed here.
They Will naturally make known to
their readers facts OF this kind, and
will thus perform valuable service,
not only To their patrons, but to the
business interests of the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

The consulate at Valparaiso, Chill,
90 which ex-Congressman Roswell G..
Horr has been appointed. is now held
BY james W. Romeyn, also a Michigan
man. The Office j. one of twenty three
ot IT'S class, the salaries of which are
$1,000 each. The city has a population
OF about lou, 900, and Is one of the prin-
eipal commercial ports on the west
coast of South America. The place
gets an occasional shaking up by an
earthquake, bat Roswell IS accustomed
10 shaking with the ague IN the Saginaw
region and probably won't mind an
earthquake now and then
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
TURbITURE STORED.


FURNITURE stored. packed aud moved "a
pert packers sent on short notice Dy Rad
ciin A Holt lil south Disision-st. Telephone
No. 80 Tor your moving vans. Jan ID. -
ANYONE desiring furniture moved aud
y stored wii receive liberal Inducements by
calling al :. !. Walkers. II South Division ~
a specially is made Of renting tables and
chairs for dances public halls etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

Circulation Guaranteed TO BE the
Largest OF All Michigan Dallies Ex-
cept Those or Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
HELP WANTED PBsALE.

AkkfED-A girl II do LaUSe@ork. Inquire
w a Id SVgJh DIa alsioD-st., IA The f0I enoVn
IL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

Eok SAlE-ArW t-rssIA Goase on rASy tsrns.
stis loesteN and . baTg4lH, al stA fSt.i,
ln.,slif, - slatlr... 81 AZ
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

xs..tn oR $50 gor sots he@r Wealthy ave
SboN Eals - dlfg CHEAP h@sis a sOst. u
A..ll1...- - IaA
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
- 49, -

" AAiAit-b Bach sinisa nesi bs Eosa steel
" ~erker- Apply - b9ileFsorth a A0se
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

taOoD hAksAIfs lH resident lets, ] have
" saI aalr fefaf Dn Madison ave AID Hikh
land axe. q nHtsisef "a EeoA lots, fantl a. "a
prsoe iTeia s6,s to SS&- a. 4. k.thbgn. - Asa-
fs..ssg IsS
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

Alt has "a s&.aef haze. d GgI t~o
w >e&f6 tFsfa at~ - : nice ieEf IL >aa
prefer the iss 4 sss ,seA 800 oss M So oil
easy asrtts l. = ftfss>8f
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-26
A Card.

TIE nndsrvigped viii continue - proprietor Of
the Attarss Hetel. Thanking the public for tho
II begsl pstsopaes ext pdsd the house in the past
h. will endssvor to merit . continuance Of 1t In
the future. ARTHUR SMITH.
HALEY, I. T.. Nay 20, 1880
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-26
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

The co.psrtnefship heretofore existing between
the uuderxigned under the Arm name aud style Of
SMITH JOHNSON. In the hotel sastness. in
this city. 10 dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
johnson retiring from tho Arm.
Mr.. Smith viii collect al bills due the 6rnn. aud
psy al outstanding accounts against the same.
ARTHUR SMITH.
Z. ". JOHNSON.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13
The Delincatcr.-rhe Jauaary, nolli.

The DeIineator.-Th Jauaary, lIolli-
day number, of the Deliueator, that iashiona-
bile and always interesting magazine of eul-
,are, fashion aud fine arts has been received.
No re6ued household is complete without a
copy of this splendid magazine. 1t has II
pages filled with illustrations Of the latest
fashions, and descriptions ofstyles for ladies
wear. Each number also contains practical
papers on the household its proper mainten-
ance, aud selection of entertaining and in
suuctive reading on the eleganees of life
Subscription price for his Invaluable maga-
zine is only 81 90 per year; single number Is
cents. Address the Butterisk Publishing
Company, I, and II West 18th street,
New York city.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

Commissioners Meeting The County
Commissioners met in their office on Tuesday
last for the transaction of general business
George SlYe, colored, who presented nu-
merouslY signed petition of prominent colored
Republicans asking his appointment was made
Baihff, Vice Thomas Luekett, colOred. The
Clerk was instructed by the Commission
write 10 Insane Hospitals in which are con6n-
ed insane paupers from this county to ascer-
tain the amounts due the said institutions for
the care of said paupers up TO the time they
assumed their official duties. Thomas W.
Wright was appointed Constable in the Third
District There wer, numerous bills for road
work presented TO the Board for payment, but
no action was taken as they could not quite
see their way clear in their payment at this
time as the road fund had been exhausted and
they were prohibited by special act FROM ex-
pending over the amount OF 5000 per anRum,
all of which amount, levied for that purpose,
had been used by their predecessors. Messrs.
Cox, Swami, and Carpenter, collectors, id
Sl25 each, the amount called FOR to meet pay
ment on semi-annual toad interest. Ad-
.ouFnSd 10 meet Tuesday, January 'th, 1890.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

Sharp Miller.-A gentleman informed d
that short time since he carried SIX bushel
Of wheat TO a certain mill which charged ond
sixth of -four and brau rs toll. The amo un
received by The miller for his share was sxtl
pounds of the whole A few DAYS ago be cat
RED the same quantity of grain to anothe
mill winch charged only an eighth toll. :
When receiving his gust, noticing that Their,
was less in quantity than received from mil
number one, and not understanding how i
came about that he should give less toll anC
receive less Hour and bran, he made inquiry
He was informed that one-eighth Of the grair
was taken as toll and afterwards one-half til,
bran The amount of toll received by miilei
number two was Que huldfed and eighi
pounds, forty-eght more than that received
where sixth WAS charged. The gentleman
does moi say that miller number two steals
but he is evidently Impressed with the belize
that he has but slim chance to walk The
golden streets in the great hereafter
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13
ap I7-lm
NoTiUE.
NOT y.
STEAM SAW ari GRIST Mill,
Wheelwright and Diac-sni'H SAop
II
Cox'S s1ATIoN.

- Ito do all the Saving
and Grinding that maY " s ng ~.
mers in my section. 'A'''s'
ior good and rapid wqtl ,a c,,,,
Grinding days WE =. c'r..sl,
DAYS. Saving done on a., ,,,tt;,
v ish to inform nYsii .. *" *; I'll,
that owing 10 the hal' - III, CON.
borhUOd ard the seArciH ,'I.,lor,. "a !,
PEELED TO exact the GAG AZ posi,i,..lr
will lie useless to ask -, hera,r,,.r I'll
Will not grant it. My -, i.,s;s
be conducted on IA striet 80 stc aI,..ye
Lumber, Shingles AMI . .hor,es, no,i..e Al
on hand or sawed at Il a IA an kinds ~
kind Of vehicles fepai a. Ana re,airsa ~ !
farming implements tii, done n III ahor..
short notice. AL wfae NJ, n-o',is ,,ort
are guaranteed. shoH ,lninsi h, (, .haI
give way by reason Of ~ et,'rge n lrought
Sc again repaired RE ,,,n, lie nYhiic a,
back to my shop. mir nar,r.. ,,.,o, /,
past 'a'orsi hope ~ 20 r. HAYDEN,
the future. q..ri.s -o,.r,v Ma
Soz '9'''ion FL above named person
Al the residence ., hand a small line Of
keep conslap'i9 airr trade. Cali and
groceries 70 SUI - = sYDEN. jan l4-lu
nuy. &. ~ Y.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

DO Not TresspaSs in another column
appears the notice Of Aessrs. S.i,oot and Bos-
well, tota@r ming all persons from tresspassiug
either 9ih or without !og cr gun The law
isiirid against those @ho viol.,le It's rrovis-
ions
Art. y, sec l3G, Pebble General Ltws-
SAYS: Every p"rsun who shall, ',ron any pre-
fence whait,er, eout to hurt with gun or
deg uPoh the Iaad ofaaottel without leave or
license from the owner or possessor tie eof
first had and obtained shall, Tor every such
offence. iurieit uud pay 70 the party agstessed
the sun d Eve dolars 70 e recovered he'ure
justice u the re,cs the name ct Ike Site
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13
The Democratic Meetinr.-on

Aht DtMb'Idtit mttttH- s-Oh "
nesday last the call Of the Democratic Exec
tive COMMITTEES Ss=.sSA---sse>s>aws 81.
gether In Port Tobacco quite a number
Democrats. The meeting was organized
the election Of General A. G.. Chapma
Chairman, DR.. L. g. Carried and Charles
Cox, Secretaries. Gu taking the chair. Ge
Chapman made a speech Of some length al
stated the object Of the meeting. NJ. F.
Cox Offered resolution which was adopt
that nine persons be appointed to retire ar
draft resolutions to be acted on by the MED
ing. The chair appointed the commit
who retired 10 the Registers Office and an
considerable delay reported a set Of tesol
tons, which, on account Of their length, we i
greet our inability TO publish in this issue.
The resolutions recited the defect in the prd
ent election aud registration laws which psl
milied conflicting opinions by the judiciary
the State as 70 residence, and instructed Il
committee Of seven which was appointed,
lay before the legislature their grievances,
urge, in concert with committees from 9th
counties Of Southern Nd, then to provide
eHectual remedy In preventing non-residel
from voting 10 tits county. They recommet
such proper amendment TO the registsaut
laws rs well rs by taking proper steps TO 1
cure such uniformity Of judicial interpretauI
as will warrant the registrars Of voters, L
the future in excluding said nonresident m
pie from our voting lists. The seven genI
men appointed by the resolution 10 lay beif
the legislature the wishes Of the meeting w
General A. 6. Chapman, +. NJ. Cox, W. ME
Burroughs, J. \. Franklin, VIM. Queen, WI
field HALEY and F. D. Gardiner.
Mr. John G. Chapman offered resolution
which we're adopted, on tho death Of JefierE
Davis, the ex-President Of the late Coniederh
States They were highly lardatory Of
ex-chief, aud his worth, integrity, history In
ability were pictured in glowing and dlt
queut terms They further rected the SCRIP
OF the Democrats of Charles county az NJ
death of the venerated dead chieftain, IN
pre- vded that copy be sent to his wiIo
and children. The convention then adjodrI
ed sine de.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

Rcn.oyai -Mr Carlton Slaid~, for m'ny
years t~s, merchant N THIS county, removed
with Lis family en- Wednesday last from his
residence in Pomonkey to Washington where
be will engage ii the grocery busiusss MIR.
Spnids is the fortunate lossessnr OF a bright
aud interesting family, who will he grehly
missed by their nrighbors aud friends in tie
county. Ills business stand in Washington
Is CORNER. Of P.sk xAl.y xx..ae aud l4th Street.
y. W, where he will always he pleTsrd 10
have his numerous friends call when visiting
the city. We regret his removal but siareryly
wish him success in his new home.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13
nied.-I Be,nnrd Kew. who i

Died. Bernard Key, who is employed
as u carperter in the Washington Navy Yard,
was summoned home on Monday last TO his
family who we're sick. On bis arrival, TO biz
horror, he found two OF them dead, one hav.
ing died on Monday night and the other Oh
Tues day morning. His children had beea
sick with typhoid fever and when thought d
be cut of danger, he left to take the position
which had been held for some time for hin
but which he could not take on account o
their Illness lie was terribly shocked 10 end
his chi dren dead on his return home. Key
is an industrious, polite, and respected colored
man and has the sympathy OF his white a.
well as eolored friends.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

The transition from long, lingering and
painful, sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual Such ii
remarkable event IS treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good health has
been attained Is gratefully blessed. Hence il
is that so much is heard in praise Of Electric
Bitiers. So MANY feel they owe their restora-
ton to health, to the USE OF the Great Allera-
tive and Tonic. 1t you are troubled with any
disease of kidneys, liver or stomach, of long
or short standing you will surely find relief
by use Of Electric Bltters sold ~ soc, and
81 per bottle at ". ". PadgeIts store
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13
ItLooks Tint MnY.-

1t Looks That Way.-The impression is
gaining ground wherever the facts in the case
are known and viewed with unprejudiced
eyes, that the Hon. S E. Mudd will soon be a
sitting member, vice Hon. Barnes Compton,
who was returned elected There is bright
little page in the House of Representatives
who resides in the Fifth Congressional District
aud who is indebted to Mr.. Comptou's inHu-
ence for his appointment to the position The
hoy has been very closely watching the con-
test for Compton's seat by Mr.. Mudd A few
days ago he was asked by II member ii he ex-
peeied to retain biz place and il he had Con-
gresham from his district. 81 hardly know, F."
replied the LILLE fellow: 81 have Congress
MIA aos, but it looks as if his name would
be Madl ia il few days.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

Married .-Miss Emma T. Hancock, OF
Washing ton, d. G., was married in that city
on Wednesday, December 4th, at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, to Mr.. S. IL.
Stutzman, prospersus young business man
also of Washington. Mr.. Hancock, father Of
the young lady was Il native OF this county,
but for many years past das been resident OF
the Capital City Miss Emma during the past
summer was guest Of Miss Matte Farrsil,
aud her bright and happy face and vivacious
manaers taade Il host of friends while here
Who will lie pleased to leaIn of her start on
her matrimonial journey through life under
snch suspicious circumstances. Our congrat-
citations are teudcrsd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13
Mll,l l.erse. ! Nmul,-. of win rres

Wild lseeSe Numbers Of win geese
been bilrd %, local sn'ris'nenplang our u
Way during TIE present season Mr.. ~
3 ,,uer, in Gaose Grcsk, knockei down
n one shot, but only secured thtee, the otlI
which we're slightly wounded escape,
liuagerfrd Henson had killed il n i ia
rerk seven When list heard from Arr
Sou herltnd led the van on the mrsh q
cent TO the iliage and one night last $
succeeded in knocking over two, but only
cured one as the other recovered ami
away Since his sucvess in baggiug the
wdrst kifie7, ii thfs VII 1-r. e ~ s-sigl!. !
justly prom |. he has rested on his lanres
made no further elf4rt, tut each night s
the marsh has been alive with gunners VIII
on the grounds without permission and
- annoyed the owners, Messrs. Smoot
Boswell, that they have published their in
ton of arresting all tressphssers.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13
Sonihern MnrrInnd owes 4 deb

Southern Maryland owes a debt of "a
ilude 10 the Baltimore Sun for the persisted E
and zeal with which it calls attention to n
opportunities offered to settlers by this porlo
Of the State. The Sun never let's this subj
drop, and as il is read in every State Of Il,
Union We have the right to expect, il we md |
the proper efforts on our own account, II
the day will soon come when the tide of il,
migration will pour into this sectib
that will build up our wait
places and restore our former prospe
". The Sun has the wisdom to see The a.
portunitits and possibilities ofSouthern Mad
land, possibilities unsurpassed in any part
the country, and we can rely on it to help |,
20 bring them to the general attention. III
Sun is welcome and healthful visitor l
Southern Maryland, and no household shoai
be without il.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13
Damnge SHIT. DR. PMlln

Damage Suit DR. Philips and Mr. Beau
mount were in the county Thursday, and took
Testimony before Commissioner Matthews at
Jox's Station IN the case Of Bertha Ward,
Who sued in a Washington court the owners
Of the steamer john W Thompson for damage
for false arrest 10 1889, at Iancaster's wharf
in this county. The woman Ward recovered
ludginert Tor $500 in Tie lower court aud
The ease comes up on appeal IL Washing, ton
GU Monday.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

Did Not Like m-Clerk Samuel
Turner WAS not "a sympathy With the resolu-
titns offered in the Democratic Convention 10
the memory Of the late Jefferson Davis aud
left the court ruom 81 ca thev WIRE being
read lie afterwards expressed TO Nr. Chap
Inan, Who oheltd them lis hclsri that il
would have Teen l,tior for the rtNntrl hul
Nj .IlHviS died hrtore he did, assertia: AZ the
sane time iln, be WIS too unr biprumisiug
and stubborn anj that he had title ii ANY
ycneralion tor him VT tn ner is a nian
y h0 hiss the courage Of his 'ontieiIons, hut
fr,ni the comments ~ hi, Democratic friends
\ h ss.aa.ir ftc fttisfse is-i4.fsftii we
9urfpe the, did nct mtet the approval q many,
81 any Of them.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival Of trade at W W. Padgetrs
store as their giving away to their customers
of so many free trial bottles OF DR.. Kings S
New Discovery for consumption. Their trade
is simply enormous in this very valuable ar
-ticie from rlhe fact that II always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis, Group, ana all throat and lung
diseases quickly cured. You can test ii be-
fore buying by getting trial bottle free,
largJ size 81. Every bottle warranted.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13
Scrious II,ncss orpu OLA CITIZEN

Mr.. George u lMrrley, is scriausl, III, from
the fleets Of which Un Ncoatt ui his great
aye he is not ,Ntrcted Ia rccuver, al his h0me
H. lrArn'own district Mr.. I.ane!ev is aged
81 years, aud ~ to the 'iae ct his sickness
had wonderful tucmory and could relate
srrling ncid,rts OF the ume "hen tie british
lndrd al li,rcdtrt ia ISl2, On their forward
nO,cu,nt 10 Washington. For many wears
lie WIS a miller i,r the tate Thomas CarIico,
aud since Tie h,t,rs dedth not outstanding
lis greet age, Nit Langley rau Tie mIl Tor
Ur. l. tarricc, Tie present osuor. lie
uu horor,ble hi1hUne old ptutlcleaa, and
will he greatly missed "a, his neqnaiatAnres
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

G Oher & Sons tsnaa0. All persons
indebted to g. Ooer Il Cons Co., for Guano
purchased from John N Lloyd or
y IN. j. Burch, will please come forward
and make settlement with ne, nov sta
toned at Bfsaa.own
Z 8. LLOYD. G.ns.at .A.eat.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13
NOrICE

Ordered by the Board Ct Trustees for the
Poor OF Carries county that all to whom pen
sions have bean granted for the ensuing year,
Out OF money levied in the year 1859, for the
P Dor, 10 pension order will be delivered, ex-
cept to the Pensioner in person, or to their
written order property attested.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
THOMAS NJ. WEIGH,
dec l3-ct OveTseer.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

HOn are Welcome -Messrs Harry Rus
KIN and Mppau came in the last steamer, af-
ter n most tempestUous voyage from Eng
land and are prospecting in Piccawaxen. We
hope they will 10 ate With us. They are young
gentlemen Of means aud intelligence and
much admired by all WhO have been so fortu-
nate as to make their acquaintance. We
greatly need such people.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-12-13

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