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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-09-20

Marriage Bells, Phoenix Hall. the rr.,
" and attractive home Of Ne. and M, ~
u. Jameson, Of Bryantown, was the scene ii
brilliant wedding on Thursday Of lac, wa.k
upon The occasion Of tie marriage or t,sir
beautiful and accomplished daughter. Mamie
to Mr.. J. Rudolph Derode, of Lexington kv
The groom is Of the best families Of he ,Rins
Grass State, and has for the last several
years been a student Of Johns Hopkins t-ni.
verslty, where be graduated last year with
distinguished hohors. The bride has for ,one
tine been recognized as the reigning belle Of
Bryantown, and by her gentle and loving
ways has won many friends Throughout he
county as was evidenced by the goodlv num-
Der who had come, notwithstanding the nm
propitious weather, 10 extend their cop6ta,u.
lations upon her bridal feast. pronip,iv at
ten o clock, the hour selected for the ceremopy
the bride, leaning gracefully upon the arm of
her aiiauced, entered the parlor' where the
simple but impressive marriage ceremony of
the Catholic Church was quickly performed
by the Rev f. NJ Soathgate, Of St. yarv' 4
Church, and the friends Of the happy cunple
at once crowded around them and c.tended
their heartest best wishes. The bride was
becomiuely attired in a steel blue camel $
hair dress with Persian trimmings and hat 10
match; the groom was in fine evening costume.
The brides maids were Miss Josie Renzinrer
Of Baltimore, and Miss PLY Ills Stonestreet Of
this county. The groomsmen were Messrs.
+ n Stonestreet and Jodie Jameson. The
presents to the bride were very handsome and
numerous; among them beiug a solid sill yer
tea set from her parents and very handsome
piano from the groom parents. After the
sumpmously prepared luncheon, which con-
sisted Of all the delicacies of the season the
bride and groom took the evening train for
Washington and will extend their tour to the
White Sulphur Springs and thence to Ken
lucky to visit relatives Of the COON They
expect to return about the first of October
and will reside in Baltimore. Among the
MANY invited guests present were-Mrs. b.
/ ~ Eieeh, Mrs VIM Queen Mrs Thompson,
of Baltimore, Mrs. N. Stonestreet, Dr. G. D.
Audd and Mrs Mudd, Dr.. BoarmsH, Mrs.
s. L. Mudd, Misses Lula Bowling and sisters,
Misses Emma Gwynn, Mollie Bowling, Annie
Mudd, Mamie Bowling, Josie Benzinger,
Phyllis Slonestreet and Mary Boarmau; DR..
/. G. Carrico, Messrs. E q. Edelen, W F.
Bowling, Alex. Queen, r. X. Stonestreet,
Harry, Peter and Allie Bowling. 49,
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Communicated.

COMMUNICATES.
Nr. Editor Truly may it be said that, We
live in progressive age, an age too, in which
we oftentimes meet with men whose brass
exceeds their brains; men, who do not know
the difference between tie two, and often mis-
| take the one for ghe other. 'Douotlessly"
the voang man who spoke with authority, y
and who also styled hinselfa Teacher" in
the last issue Of the dependent has made
that sad mistake. am sorry for him. | am
sorry to know that he has laid aside his re-
spectability, (if he had had enough Of brains,
he would not have done that, to dabble with
the contents of what he calls, my bag of foul
GAS. when. rs he informs US, Fits fumes have
wended their way throughout the county TO
the disgust and contempt of every respectable
citizen in it In that he has clearly played
the part ola tboughtless schoolboy "Doubt-
lessly." ought not to make such a compare
son. for ne has STYLED himself rtTCher.' =
"Doubtlesslyi for this reason we should rec
oonize him as such. Well, in so doing, let
me hope that the little paper bullet which he
fred al my devoted head may not recoil upon
him to his hurt. also hope hat he feels a
great sense of relief since he has prirked his
little bubble Mr. Editor, bear in mind that
| now recognize "Teacher' in his Official ca
paci,y. Please remember with what great
gravity ne informs US tliht ut Spans Win
authority" II speak Nth authority is in&
tended 10 give force to his expressions, 'doubt-
Iessly.n Now, while upon this question OF
authority LET me inquire, what is his ''au-
thority" for the word "dou5iesslg' in the ex-
preston '.You will have doa5Hesslg Nebo's
indispensable APPROVAL 'Dou6tlessy,
a self-cc instituted ''du,hcrity.i
Mr.. Editor, wha, would you think Of a
''Teacheri who would use such language as
this and he >olloWiug, Vfsn "a loyiier pep
ration on woman il was never our lot to listen
to.n "Ahout dawn every one left for their
homes much pleased I'VE are sure she
will be an indispensable factor in m0uidriRg
the character and training the minds Of those
under her charge" What sir do YOU think
about Teachers Examinations now Teach
err has been through two OF these within
year, passed, qualified, AT each. Judge ye
him. Won Intelligent citizens who have the
educauen Of your children at heart. Judge
YOU the authority from whom be derived his
right 10 st,le himself Teacher Judge
YOU as between my bag of foul gas aud its
Tunes and this wonderful 'Teacher," the
olfssring Of Teachers Examination, and
then tell me that you condemn my sneeFlng
insinaatioHs. In conclusion | will say to
Teacher" Young man, pray that you nav
never fall into the hands OF an experienced
aud competent, practical Teacher" should
one ever hll the Office OF Count, School Exam
insr, il you do, "may God have mercy on
Jour soul Neoo'
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WbotIsInIt.-The Times in its

What Is In 1.-THE Times in its last IS
sue refers to the case of Morgan Thompson,
who was stricken of by registration off
Ger last Eli and put hack upon the registry Of
voters by order of Judge Stone upon tile tes-
timsny of a colored man named Watts, to
whom Thompson had written stating that be
intended to still retain his residence in this
county. The Times har not fully and c0r'
rccty stated the facts, and the manner n
which 1t has attempted to do so unjustly reflects
upon Judge Stone The flcts are these: Thomp'
son removed from the county in 1897 to Anne
+ Arundel county to obtain work, and wrote
back lust before tie election to Watts, his
half brother, not 70 permit his name to be
stricken from the registry Of voters as he in
tended to return to the comfy md buy land
when able aad permanently reside here, The
Registration officer knowing that be was out
Of the county with his family, however did
strike Off his namc An appeaiea taken,
his name was put back, and be came 70
the county and voted. In 1888 fls name
was. again stricken off without aHsSass'' esi-
denee Of his intenuoh to permanutly leave
the couuty Thompson again write hRck re-
iterating his intention, and upon his red e
clArca written intention Judge Stone ordered
his name 70 he prt back Upon TIT registry Of
voters That he IA not vote last hll and
;hat he las since decided to remain IN Anne
Aruu}el coua:t has nothing 10 DO with he
question. The question is one Of int u'iay
md the in'e8'ion Of Thompson WAS tno con
c'usivp'y uratel 70 ALLOW the JUICE to stretcl
tie law, eye1 The 50 desired.
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LocaI Breeities.
All is peace in the Republican camp.

+
All is peace in the Republican carlp
Judge Stone will hold court on the 3Oth
Seed wheat is selling at one dollar per
bushel.
Sir. Forsy Murdoch has resigned his posi-
ton as conductor on the 3. & P. K. r.
Mr.. Walter Mudd has secured position I'd
No. 4 Tobacco Warehouse.
The steamer Wlnonah, running from Baltl-
more to Benedict, was injured on her trip to
the latter place or Wednesday Of last week
Senator Somerville, Of Calvert county, has
resigned his seat III the Nd Senate. This
means one more Republican Senator.
Mr.. 6. W. B. Berry has returned to Tyas-
kin, Wiromico county, where he is Engaged
In teaching public grammar school.
The three years term Of service Of tie How
ard Rifles, alias Company E, Of the State ma
litia, expired on Saturday last, i4th instant
Hon. S. f. Mudd was in Port Tobacco or
Tuesday, attending to some business with the
Orphans Court.
The Land Development Company will need
an office. La Plata or Cox Station should
have it, Which aill oGer the best induce.
ments2
C5lorC Wilmer is entitled 10 the thanks Of
the sick people aud their friends in and around
La Plata for his kindness in furnishing them
with ice.
The statement made in our issue of the 9th
instant of a conveyance by John 5. Bealle was
an error. Our typogapher got ahold of the
wrong name
charming widow near White Plains hath
charms to soothe the savage brow of George,
so it is said. Now Ge0tgeI dear Georgel
La Plata cannot spare you.
Miss Eta Wilmer, who has been sick at the
residence of her aunt, Miss Rebecca Wilmer,
near PineY, with typhoid fever, is, we are
glad to learn, much better.
The Baltimore Sun and Marlboro Gazette,
have noticed the organisation of our Land
Company. To direct public attention this
way is what we want, and the above Is an evil
dence that this is being done.
General Chapman and Judge Burrough 5
held long conf.b on Tuesday behind big
aspen tree on the public square Each in
turn WAS very earnest in trying to convince
the other of something, possibly of the utter
hopelessness Of their respective chances fsr the
Senatorsuip.
Mr.. D Harris Cana.et, prominent mem
Der Of the Leonardtown bar wis married on
Wednesday at St. Aioysius Church, WASH
ington, by the Rev Father Jenkins, to Miss
Sellie Hayden Of St. Mary's county. Our
! congt atulations.
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In Mem0riam. go Died. at the residence
Of his brother-in-aw, Mr., james T. Wilett,
September llth 1882 Captain Thomas Lloyd,
in the 10th year of his age Captain Lloyd
had AN attack Of paralysis three years ago,
from which he never fully recovered A few
weeks ago he had another attack, which end
ed in his death. During ali this long lllnass
he was carefully and loTingly attended by
his devoted and faithful wife A duty well
performed is great consolation to her now,
in her sad loss He died calm, painless
death; went to sleep as an infant, to awake,
let us hope, to happy eternity Let her
who was so faithful in her duty, be copsoIed
God in his mercy has takea him away from
this world of care and pain, to receive the re-
wards Of faithful servant. May he rest in
peace. n
Anne Arundel county papers please cory.
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NOTICE.
STEAM saw and GRIST Mill,
Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop
AT
COX'S ST1TTON.
COX'S ST1fTTON.

nm now prepared to 10 all the Fa~lhe
and Grinding that NAV he rttH1f h' the ~
mers in my section. My facilities are '.fft
for good and rapid work
Grinding days-W edntsAays ana hG'ar-
DAYS. Saving iiuas on silas@s ST. ~ s4sh =
/ wish 10 inform my ffith1s aha the ruhlit
that owing 10 fine hard times in this neigh
borhbtA ard the scarcity of none am com
pellea 10 e&aet the cash on delivery ana !.
will he tsaiesS to ask for credit. Positively !
will not grant it. NY business hereafter VIII
be conducted on stsict cash basis.
Ltmber, Shingles and Laths, ete.i always !,
on hand or saved at the shortest hoii"e All
kind u vehicles repaired and all k'afs o.
farming implements made AMI repaired ~
short hotiee. All work doEs N my shops
are guaranteed. Shoald any fe'sha's "ort
give way by reason Of 4 5fkmaashlp 1t Shall
be again repaired free of ehafge II brought
back TO mr. shop. Thanking the public ioi
past favors, hope to share their patronage Il
The future. G +. HAfDhN!
Cox's Station, Charles comfy, Md.
At shs residence OF the above named person
Il Keep constantly On hand a small line o,
groceries TO suit the coshtfv trade. Call and
buy. Z. 4. G. HAYDEN. jan l4-ln
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Signs Of the Coming Winter. We
have the old farmers signs foT an eerIy fall
aud Il long, cold, hard winter 1t is said APP
pies and peaches and grapes aud all fruit for
that matter, have thicker and tougher skins
this season than have been seen for several
years That is one of the indications That
is the way nature lakes care Of her products
Last winter apples and other fruits were so
thin-skiuned aud tender that il was hard to
gather them without bruising them, and we
had an extraordinary mills winter Corn is
another of natures sign-boards. The ears
this year are protected rs thicker and stronger
husks than have been seen for years. Wheat
and rye straw are tougher, hay is wirier and
the seed pods ere better protected than usual.
These sisus don come from any moon-plant-
ing superstition but rom actual observation
year after year ly class Of H4n Whose utter
est lie in keeping close watch Of ill untnre's
moods -Ex
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The Southern Md Development Co
Another meeting Of the Southern Maryland
Development Company was held at Cox sta
ton on Wednesday. Present. Messrs. ]. G.
Chapman, 2. A. L. Coatee, P. R wills, J. F.
Matthews. J. c. Howard, c. 2. HAYDEN, John
c. Lang, A. Posey and Colonel Wilmer. Mr..
?. A. 4. Contee presided at the meeting and
Mr.. Lang acted as Secretary. The report Of
the committee on by laws was submitted and
several amendments made and upon motion il
was agreed that the report as amended be sub
mitted to another meeting 10 be heli in Port
Tobacco on Tuesday next. The meeting was
harmonious, and the by laws seemed very
thorough, sufficiently so to cover IN the be-
ginning any contingency that NAV arise in the
workings of the company. It Is to be hoped,
and it is urged that full attendance of the
shareholders be present at the meeting on
Tuesday SO that the organization can be COM
pleted and the directors aud commissioners
proceed with the proposed work.
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Warming TO Gunners.-The cunning
season has new opened, and We may expect to
hear Of accidents c,Lscd by the too frequent
carelD IS handling Of firearms. In speaking
on this subject, an exchange gives the nsud
warning 10 punuers, and says, that :he ski +
ed sportsman never risks his own life or that
Of others by holding or CARRYING his gun in
such position as to end anger any one y its
discharge He appreciates the dangerous
character of his weapon. ard is, therefore
careful in handling it. Now that breecb-
loading arms are so generally used there is no
excuse for keeping them loaded, but Whether
loaded or not, the muzzle should at all times
be kept away from the body. 1t is just as
easy to acquire careful habits III handling
guns as to get other habits that place one in
constant danger Of being self woGnded and
[ Il IL I NJ ed -
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1t was Just IN ordinary scrap Of wrapping
paper, but il saved her life She was in the
last stages of consumption. told hy physicians
that she was iucurthle and could live only a
short time; she weighed less than 10 pounds
On piece Of wrapping paper she read OF Dr..
Kings New Discovery, aud got a sample bot
lie: il helped her, she bought large bottle, ii
helped her more, bought another and grew
better fast, continued its use aud is ROW
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing lao
pounds For fuller particulars send sisnp to
". H. Cole, druggists, Fort Smiih. Tfiat
hotties OF tits wonderful discovery iEse -
y. " Padselts st2Fs.
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Sudden Death.-Died, in Washington,
on Tuesday last, Mrs. Mary Posey wife OF
Mr.. W Posey, Of Ce5b Negk Her 70
mains were brought down on the nom train
on Wednesday and taken to Cobb Week for
nterment The sudden death Of this good
lady hes filed the lower section Of The county
in which she lived and where she was we'll
know With grief and sadness. She was TO all
appearance in perfect health, until a few days
ago, when she was taken with an Affection of
the eyes, iujuring her sight. Dr.. Lancaster,
her physician, advised her to 90 10 Washing
ion and secure the services ofau oc,ulist She
did so, bat her disease proved to be something
more than an affection of the eyesght and in
less than a week from the day .be lsf,. she
was brought back corpse. Sheleaves large
family Of LITTLE children Our sincere syrnpa-
thies are extended her berea,ed husband. and
sorrowisg relatives and friends in their sad
affection.
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County commissioners The Board

County Commissioners. The Board Of
County Commissioners were IN session on
Tuesday, for the purpose OF attending to road
matters and miscellaneous business. Bids for
win,ering the county mules were received and
the following persons obtained them at the
following figures. J c. howard one pail a,
$40 so; c. NJ. Martin, one pair at $50 co.;
Alex. Scott, two pair at S33 60 per pair, and
G. C. Dent, one pair at $40 95. The
contracts require these parties to keep the
mules until thu fast of MAY, to use them
moderately in farm work, and to return them
in good condition when the contracts expires
Some person offered 10 take tile whole lot at a
scry low figure much lower than the bids of
some Of the successful bidders. but the Com
missiouers were not satisfied ;hat they would
be well taken care OF, and rightly rejected the
bid
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rnrnlors AIlinnce.- "A NJ

FarmOrS Alliance. "A IT sng Of the
farmers of the county vas held at LIZ Plata
N MONDAY far tie purpose Of organizing a
Farmers A'iauce for the county. pr. Joseph
A. Nuid, Of Washington city, VAS present
and called the meeting to order and delivered
mn address stating the object and purpose of
the Alliance. DR. Nat Chapman was elected
President, Mr. Hugh Mitchell, Vice Pres,
iicnt Mr. r. T. HALEY Secretary Mr. A
W. Neale, Treasurer, Mr. Thomas r. HALEY,
Chaplain Mr.. i, ". HALEY, Lecturer,
Nr. !. c. Howard, Assistant Lecturer, Mr.
Z. W Robertson, door-keeper, Mr.. Willie
chapman, assistant door-kpepsr ana Mr.
Frank ijif's~,--"> -, .>s .-r1t.rr-rsrls. ffav
delegates were selected from each sub-allianc,
in the county to attend the State Alliance tC
be held at Upper Marlboro on the 25th in
slant The next meeting Of tie County ALI
once viii he held at Port Tobacco on the l2tl
of October
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Marriages. Married on Tuesday, Sept H.,
lsso, Thomas Il Cooksey aud Miss Catherine
b. Lacey, botn Of this county.
Married, on Tuesday, September 18th,
lss9, at St. Thomas Church, by Father Me-
Sweeney, Joseph Carroll, Esq, and Miss
Susan Taylor, both Of Pomoukey
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The best salve in the world for ents bruis-
IS, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. feyor sores tet-
ter, chapped hands, chilbaiBs corns and all
skin eruptious, and positively epres niles or
10 pay required. u is Guaranteed ~ qiya
perfee. satisfaction, or money REMINDED Prifs
g esEts pss haA. R.s say W " NJ pads
sgu.
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Dorbvs Pr0DhUIacfic raid.

Darbys Pr0phyJdctic Fluid
Use it in every sick-room. win keep the at
mosphere pure aud wholesale; removing all
bad odors from any source. VIII destroy all
disease germs, islcction from All levers and all
contagious diseases. The eminent physician,
]. Marion Sims, Of New York, says: II am
convinced that Prof. Darbys Prophy l1ctie
Fgli,l = Il Asssl valuable disiuteeant."
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r. L. Murdoch,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
Near Port Tobacco Station.

Just received the fashions for Spflhg and
Summer, am now prepared to make suits in
the most fashionable style. Securing, repair
ing cleaning, binding &c, coats turned,
III Ct which is done at tia shortest notice and
cheap. will be in Port Tobacco every Tuts-
day and Saturday, prepared to take Hieas ures
and receive materials. Work delivered IN
Port tobacco if desired Thankful for past
favoro solicit the same patronage and salts
faction guaranteed jy lin
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CASH BARGAINS!
VALUABLE PRESENTS!
And NO CREDIT.
FPUIT nj LOON.

Fruit ~ LOON,
Bleached Cotton, excellent quality, one yard
wide, only SIC, real value Toe.
HENRIETTA CASHHERS,
Nearly one yard and half vide, all pure fine
French wool, in all the new fall shades real
cash value 75c, but the price is reduced to 50c.
LONSDALE CI4uBRfC,
The very finest quality and one yard wide,
real value DC our reduced cash price only loo
BLACK SURAH SILKS,
Excellent quality, only SOC, real value re.
! BLANKETS, BLINKE
Al All prices, immcnse assortmedt, 90, 20,
80. 2 75 3 90. 3 70, co. 50 and our ex.
ira heavy, immense size wool blankets, at
% are tie very best in the Ur tied States.
CANTON FL1NNELS,
&c, lac, he.
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Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have in fact, you
must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands
are searching for it daily, and mourning be-
cause they find it not Thc1saads uDon thou
sands Of dollars are spent annually by our peo-
pie ia the hops that they may attain this boon.
And yet 1t may be had by all. We guarantee
that Electric Bitters, if used according to d.
rections and the use persisted in, will bring
you good digestion and oast the demon dys-
pepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We rec
olnmend Electric Bitlers for dyspepsia and all
diseases OF liver, stomach and kidneys. Sold
at soc and 81 per bottle by w W. Padgett
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fntaI ann Qtrsonal.

ess- Tie O@es Of ne lsDEfEsDESr hd' esen
sssov,f to the first Goor Of ne Aaso"'e nay,
lhmedis,ely opposite de bpiseopA Church.
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10 nominate a candidate for the State Treasury;
also to nominate a candidate for State Senators
three cnndilates for the House Of Delegates
1--WE candidates for County Commissioners one
candidate for Sheriff; one candi late for Sur
,eyor, and four members Of the state Central
COMMITTEE.
By order Of the State Central Committee for
Charles county. sep Oct
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Cash customers sill please select one Of the
following presents, with purchase Of OOi
4 paif of silk Embroidered Corsets worth Use.
A half dozen, fac quality, pure linen, Dathssk
Napkins, worth 65c; or u pair Of fine quality,
large size, Damask Towels. worth 75c.
POSITIVELY NO CREDIT,
EJ-WE HAVE TRIED IT.
Cloth for Men and Boys wear.
Immense assortment, csc, Bic, SIC, 45ci
55c. &C, roe SIC. Red Comforts, imuiense
assortment, 75c, SIC, 25, l 80.
Beautiful Plaid Dress Goods,
Wide double width, not all wool reduced to
zoe. real value Csc. Our Dry Goods must be
as represented if not the money will be re-
turned Red blankets, silver grey blaHketsI
brown blankets and infants blankets at reel
cash prices. Black Silks, excellent quality
75c, soc, 90, s., 20. Colcred SILKS
Morie Silks, Colored Silk Velvets, Striped
Velyets. Brocade Vcvets. Ladies Broad
cloth, all pure, fine, French wool, one yard
and half wide, in all the new Fall shades
wonderful cash bargains, only 75cI real value
90.
Cash customers will please selec' one Of the
following presents, with purchase of 10 90
or over: Two pairs Of large size, fine qialityl
Damask Towels, worth ! so. One dozehi
fine quality, pure linen Damask NaPAins,
worth So A large size, handsome Bridal
Quilt worth so, two pairs of silk EN-
brodercd Corsets worth 80 or pair Of al
wool, fnedouble blankets for the baby.
No credit.
R,ffBe tery Lo,cest Prizes for Clsii
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Dor low Yf1ees Of Lumber, see advertise
'nept u Wiilsst LibO5.
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Carriers
Popular Cash Dry Goods store.

III Market Space, near 7th Street.
Next door to the Boston Variety Stoie.
Washington, D. C.
b. r. ". TOWSON, Propric!ot
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BuMe terg Lopest Prizes for Cptl