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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19

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auSSugeben iid enti6ieben rpeisert, neil
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19

wurbe. Die Straftammer uerurtbciIte
ibn gu l3 Mouaten @'eidnspiB. = Der
@eneralmnior SideI uno Satin i'll
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Gomptoriit Santus ans 9attersbeim. =
Der Birtb Geor0 6iibel in MuinS lieB
ii3 pom eiuem giienbabnjuge iiberiub:
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19

Sei bem iiu9iten, benz ueuuten Sobus
beS S9rciuerS 9einrib 6rejtdg in 6re.
ielo bat Der Saiier 8atbenlteae iiberuoms
men. - Die @rbeu bes uerltorbeneu
Sru. Oscar Stbau in 0iireu babeu
go, 600 M. 3ur Ginridtuug eiucr SO5s
uno SausbaItungsi6ule fir 6u6ritarbej;
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bur9 bur9gebraHHte Santtaiiierer 81.
Gafenberg, UeI9er GnOe Septcmber in
@isn usrbaftet purOt, iiebt ieiner ab'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19

0roRs8 9Iniic5eu errsgt in 8raunss
6orOt bic 8erbaituug oes S9loBU:rwul.
ters, ciueS alsemein beIiebteu imO gea6s
teteu Mauues. Der iriiber Ianse Sabre
am G'roBberSosIi6eu 9ofe iu 0armitaot
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8crbre5en uiOer bic SittIi9teit. -
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llrtanbenfGli3uns mar I'M Sabre 1883
Oer iriibere SirsermsiitereissbiIfe B.
Rumpti in Sfisuba9. ais Die Sa9e aus
9i9t tam. nab gImerita entiloben. Sm
Mdrj B. ). fam er Suriid uub bssab
li9 mad 6rantiurt, no er uerbaitet
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19
aus . er 81 3 betnpfaIs.

2u 9ir9ermsiitern wurben sepGbIt:
In ArSbeim Sfobann Wenbsl, in @rfpets
Ier Satpb 0tcrt, in @srba6 Sobanu
Yeter Steit, in @6dIinseu SObannss
CONNER, in Sermersbers 6ranS @esner
H., in Ssrrbeimpepber Sobaunes Bed,
in RaiiersIautsrn 9eb. Soiratb 9isus
maper, in 9eiitabt Sr. 9ollmarn, in
5tisherbO9itubt Satcb 8efer III. -
Der &eheIidmieO Seinrid SbwinO aus
Srartentbal bat ii9 srtrdntt uub bee
Raufmann garI 2issI aug Birmaiens
bat fi9 eri9ohen. - Der Sabritarbeitsr
RrOdeI pom SemsbOf (9uSwissbafen) III
ertruntsn, Der aderer Sbeiiineer aus
Sbcrlul,ba9 uub Der Q9a9eni6ieber
Soiepb S9uiter aug S6iiferltaot wurs
ben tpbtseiabren, ser 66riter RisoIt aug
W6rtb erIitt btim Sufdlli9en 9osgebeu
isiner 6Iinte tOOtIide 8erIesunseu.
elias s2otbriu9eu.
Der 9lderer 9lrrenberger aus 9irbas
6a6 purbe toot aufgefuuoeu. 9totar
WObIer in 0fiiIbauIen puroe mes
gen unteridIusun9 perbaftet. Sn 9ettss
ocrf iinb Siirgermeiiter un6 @emeinSes
rutb iuspenbirt wor6en.-0er Sbers
SteuereOntrolIeur 3immsrmann in Saars
8emiinb tarb an SIutuersiftuns. SeIbifs
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30

We are informed that Senator Edeler
has stated positively that under n,
circumstance will he accept a re-nomi
patton for the State Senate.
| Colonel L.. A-..s..lls~., y y been on.
gagged during the week selling a stock
Of goods at La Plata, late the property
Of Mr.. II. G. Robertson.
A. Posey. as attorney for the stoddard
Manufacturing Company, had sold at
shrif's sale on Tuesday, an undivided
interest in the Page farm near La Plata
The same brought $3.50.
On Wednesday, Wash Burch paid bis
first visit home since his appointment to
Office He has something of the city
shine, but the same big feet hang to him
still.
The colored people Of this county pro-
pose to celebrate the anniversary Of their
emancipation during the fall. The
proclamation will be read aud public
speeches made on the occ .sion
Miss Lydia jenkins, who was taken
very Ill, while on visit to Baltimore
IS now at home, and we are glad to learn
convalescing, though slowly. Miss
Ruth, her sister, is quite sick, but we
hope not dangerously.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30
COlored Tournament.

A grand tournament and ball was
given near Newport few days ago un-
der the auspices of the Star Beneficial
Society. The Knights rode in costumes.
The riding began at IL o'clock. Mr..
w J. Chapman crowned Miss Rebecca
Garner, Queen Of Love and Beauty; Mr..
G. II. Chase crowned Miss Meta Garner,
First Maid Of Honor; Mr.. George II.
Chapman crowned Miss Mary Garner,
Second Maid of Honor; Mr.. James d.
Campbell crowned Miss Irene Campbell
Third Mad of Honor. AT night the cor
pnation took place and was witnessed by
large crowd Dancing followed the
coronation, lasting until next morning
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30
Local BreVit,es.

nesday. "s'
Mrs. James A. Owens. of Wasb;D,
ton, is visiting friends in the countv
Mrs. Joseph l. Lacey, Of Baltimore
visiting Mrs I. I. Owen, this yiIlao,
on Monday next. '' Op'
Mr.. B. G. Stonestreet attended, =,
meeting Of the State Central Commit G ~
on Wednesday. mute
Jessie w. Ritter, of this conntr
been promoted from fireman to ens;n ia
on the b. & P. r. r. 'Hee'
Mr. Wills will conclude the sale Of Il
balance of his merchandise at Co .u'
Station on Saturday. 0OA
Mr.. 7. c. Batemau, Wicomioo /,
advertised his stock of goods for s.lo na y
cost to close business. sue at
Road Supervisor Scott is doiD, 49,,
work on the La Plata sand NE s =
Keep it up. P'A'' =
The Rock Point and Hughosvill.
'anneries are now both at work ca rn,ille
'Orn, tomatoes and peaches.
Mr.; and Mrs. George W. Blap5o,a
md daughter, Of Washington, are v;.i,
rg friends in this village. VISIT
The military company of the couD,,.
ope to attend the celebration in RaI.
Why not! OOys go.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30
Horses Stolen.


A bold theft was commnitted at
Cox Station Monday night last. Tive
horses. the finest pair in Mr.. wills
stable, and new Dayton wagon, were
taken by an unknown party. The thieI
was tracked to Port Tobacco and heard
{" pass through the town at an early
hour Tuesday morning; further he could
hot DC traced Mr. Wills was not aware
Of the theft rtil late Tuesday morning,
when the stable boy went to feed. and
found 'hc horses aud wagon gone. He.
with his brolher-in-law, Mr.. Walter
Mudd, immediately started in hot pur-
suit, and coming 10 Fort Tobac75--of-'' got
the sheriff and started for Washington
Mr. Mudd by land, and Mr.. Wills and
the sheriff by way of Glymont.
Since the above was put in type Mr..
Wills has recovered his horses and wa
gon and ca otured the thief, who turned
oct to be none other than half-witted
colorcd boy, named James Carter, who
resides with his fathers family near Cox
Station. The boy it seems took the horses
about II o'clock Monday night and not
knowing the road to Washington, went
arouuda- bout way through White Plains
and Waldorf and then around by old
Beantown. Mr.. Walter Mudd who
started in pursuit missed, and pass.
cd him on the road, bat he gave notice
all along the road to persons to keep
Took out, and when the boy and team ar.
rived near Oxen Hill, Prince Georges
county, he was halted by man
named Taylor, living on the side
OF the public road, the team taken |
FROM him and he put under arrest.
Taylor at once dispatched messenger
TO Mr. Wills who came down
from Washington and identified his team
add brought it home on Weduesday.-
The Prince Georges authorities in the
mean chile took charge of the boy, and
carried him to Upper Marlboro jail. The
boy is half idiot and had never before
been to Washington, nor engaged in
trans ictiug any kind of business; it is
therefore plainly evident that an accom-
plice is ia the theft and that the boy was
being used as dupe Sheriff Smoot c
will put on his best detective powers. and
lunt the real responsible culprit. /
Mr.. Smoot the sheriff, lost about two =
weeks ago a valuable yoke of Oxen -
they had been used on his place near
his village and turned in lot at night. b
Jne morning they were missing, but he S
I'D not grow uneasy, suspec,ing that they
ad gotten into mischief aud were some :.
here in the neighborhood Since they =,
ere missed, however, Re has made a :
lost dilligent search throughout the
,unty and they cannot be found. 1t is "
ow believed that they went the same X
'ad of Mr.. Wills horses.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30

VIII ~ lq
war 81 lSlN-l4, it will be Tvs most
persons that there is ST, liz
ing among theR sister Of DaicEe els
who with Henry McComas la.beerei.
tied with killing General RoS Sorth
Point. This lady is Mr., lou snsey
who lives with her son-ir.l law. Jus
eph j Robinson, at No. 1912 Paul
street, where she was seen by aortsr
# the Sun. Although Mrs Pc WAS
horn August | .IS00, and comment
ly passed cightieih birthday tw,e,ks
ago, she is sprightly and imprcs one
as being not over sixty-fye yearsase
Besides being the sister Of thenne
rIaemon Of 1914, she is the W. If
Adrian Posey, also a soldier in,li.
more's defense IN the same war.,Ir
Posey was wealthy at the time he m
toered, and he suffered during t u.
mainder of his life from the eff Il
some ct the quick forced mar hes.
Referring to he bombardment oar,
Mcllenry, Mrs. Posey said: II whnt
Eve years old at tie time, but the $40.
and incidents of the war that camn.
der my observation impressed ;hemse.
''''''s''''-f o. ~" y aporr-1rS memory i
May later events. Indeed. so cl.I,
do the old days come before me that J.
not want to hear the September NJ
bonbardmcnt, because of the disarr'
ole recollec'ions of my infantile tea,
that the sounds will recall. "
Ny sister, hsndsome girl of fourt,
had been sent away to place of sd,
because of General Ross's reported =.
i'm of Beauty and Booty In The N.
OF cur turmoil Daniel came Il,
one day to bid US all good.b'
saying he had enlisted IN
Rifles. | am going to kill old Ross !
get chance. He departed and
next ne VS. We had was the ann annonncom'
of his death-Ealtimoge Sun
Mr.. Adrian Posey and wife alIudoa
IN the above are the father aud ! en- N
her Of Dir. Washington A. Posev
this county, and the grandfather >,
step grandmother of the writer. =
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30

Dogs got in Mr. Gwinn p. divers
flock of sheep on Tuesday morning last,
and killed one aud wounded another be-
fore they were discovered Mr.. Oliver
shot at and wounded both dogs, but un-
fortunately did not kill either. Is il not
about time to tax the worthless ours
which are continually destroying the val
liable focks Of our flrmcrs? The last
Legislature conferred on the County
Commissioners the power to tax dogs
but up to this time the present board,
Notwithstanding the earnest wish of the
farmers to have the tax placed, have fail
cd to do their duty in the matter In
November the voters of the county will
elect men who will not fear to do their
duty.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30
southern Maryland Derelou,,,,,..

anu Development IA
a meeting Of the stock subs RI.
OF the above named ASSOCIATION ,,aa Ut ~ |,
at Cox Station on Wednesday os I I
week and ended without oroap;z. IT,; \, ''s'
Mr.. John G. Chapman pfe,ii;.s '' 81 n
meeting aud Mr. John G. Lang ao, - 'ue nc
Secretary. The others present 49,, s. as
Judge Stone, Messrs. Pere Wilmer M
NJ Boarman, Il. s. Gardiner 4 NJ
Bowling, Il A. Turner, B. + Rowi
ing. John b. Lyon, J. G. Howard az "
+. Hayden, p. A. i. Contee lam. n p
Matthews, P. r. Wills, A. Posev n,
r. ii. Lancaster and DR.. VIM p
Barker Of this county, and NJ
John 7. Ballinger aud pr
Sylvester, Of st. Mary's county
long debate ensued as to the object al
purpose Of the association. resultins 4
the belief that the association sbonlS Y
for the development Of lands in mi. az
other counties Of Southern MARYLAND
committee on organization, prevlnuga
appointed, composed of Messrs ! y
Matthews, j. Ii. Mitchell, and Colon
h. A. Wilmer, failed to report and
lieu of the report, Mr.. Matthews beisI
the only member present, submitted I
draft Of charter and asked that it be III
cepted and the association incorporasi
at once. AS the paper had not bssJ
carefully examined, and was not sunps.I
ed TO be as perfect as a charter ofthe kina
should be, Judge Stone and others All
posed its immediate adoption and moysb
that a committee of five, composed i
Messrs. J +. Matthews, John n. MinlL
ell, Samuel Cox. Jr., A. Posey ,DA
Colonel L. A. Wilmer, be appointed Il
examine it carefully and report at a susa-
quent meeting of the association to n,
held on Wednesday of next week. BIZ
Lang and Mr.. Matthews both oprsA
the motion as productive Of unuecesk
delay, and urged the immediate adohf
of the draft Of the charter as submlsd
Mr.. Lang showed considerable feeliy b
the matter and threatened to seve A
connection with the association if fudf
delay was occasoned. As all the wa
hers who were to act as incorponiofs :
were not present, and eonsequetIt
could not sign the articles of inconn-
ton during the meeting, and no aise
OF the Peace was present TO taket1e
affidavit necessary, or judge presentasl- =
fled 10 make the certificate, and to al :,
any unnecessary delay. as Mr.. d. :.
seemed to think would follow, fro Dc =
reference of the charter to a new d. a
mittee, Mr.. Posey moved as a sd L
tute for all other motions that thelsr- q
ter as presented be adopted, sub;fto Y
any change that the committee su, a.
ed by Judge Stone should makeMd ~
that said committee have the reiad -
affidavit made and certificate apndd :.
and report the charter entirely peckBd -
at u meeting to be held on Wedsdy ~
next. HIS motion seemed to mi bill
differences of opinion and the app a6bn .L
of the meeting, except Mr. Ian " ho ~ ~
would accept nothing, bat the apdon 'c
at once of charter. At suchmria- %
souableness a majority Of hose "a INT ~ !"
left the meeting and thus ended L Hrst a. T.
chapter in the Southern MyNnd ~
Development Company. We larn "
that later a portion of those Fes lent ~
at the earlier meeting met alloaa w. w.
aud formally organized -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30

H!meHcat'
Married, in Washington city, on
Monday, August 26th, 1889, at 7 o'clock
n m. by the Rev. Dr. Addison, rector
Of Trinity Church, Mr. Oscar Wade and
Miss Cora Berry The young couple re-
turned home on Tuesday and are at pres
ent boarding in this village. They are
both we'll known in the county, and have
hohs Of friends who wish Il EN- cup
ful Of joy and happiness in tho new life
they have begun.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30
Deaths.

Deaths.
Died, at her home, near La Plata
Monday August 10Th, 1889, Mrs
Emily Osborne, aged about Is years. -
Her funeral took place on Wednesday at
Pincy.
Died, at the residence her parents,
near Cox's Station. on Sunday, August
25th, 1889, Emma A., daughter of Peter
w. and Il. G. Roby, in the 18th year Of
her age.
Died, at the residence of his fiiher,
on Sunday. August 18th. 1889, Guy,
sou of Il. +. Elder, aged one year aud
nine months.
Died. in Cobb Neck, on Sunday.
4 ggus. 25th. 1889, 1t the residence Of
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30

Good Yield.
Mr.. J. W. Owen, Jr., $, far as
no have been able to learn, had the larg-
cst WELD Of wheat of any farmer in the
county. His crop turned out seventeen
busbels frcm one Of seed, and twenty
bushels 10 the acre.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30

Rev. c. X. Nelson, D. D., will
u Conrocation Services in Christ
T Tg Port Tobacco, on Saturday,
9 s,,,ember 7tb. at / a. m. and 3 p. m,
w a. s. Paul Chapel on SVadayA Sep
, -" sth. at the same hour. All pre-
si,r. notice. are hereby revoked.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30

The Right Man.-Mr Robert Grain will
have charge of the transportation of persons
from Boundary Avenue to Pimlico. He will
make systematic arrangements by which as
many will be carried as possible, and without
The confusion incident to such occasions
where no authorized official has the affair in
charge. Mr.. Grain will not run any Of the
eabs Of the company to Pimlieo.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30

neral, under he charge o. Mr.. ?. ",
Roby, undertaken, took place on Mon
day, aud her remains were Inferred at
the Catholic burial ground in Cobh Neck.
Died, Wedues lay, August 9Th, 1889, AZ
her home near Pomfret, Eleanor, wife OF John
". Hunt, aged 81. Her funeral took place
to-day, aud her remains were inferred in Pom
fret church yard
Died, on sunday, August llth, 1889, 1t /
O'Clock a. m, Mrs. Maria Cory, wife Of Judge
H. y Cory, in the a8th year Of her age.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30
NOTICE.
CTEAW and GRIST MILL,
Wheelyt and Blacksmith Shop
AT
VS. STATION.
YS ST4TTON.


I am repaired to do all the Saving
and Grinhat NAV be needed by the far
mers in ition. My facilities are ample
for good pid work.
GriRdiys. Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS. s done on shares or for cash. -
| wish tcm my friends and the public
that owi the hard times in this neigh
hs.A.aa &c .scarcity Of money, am com.
pdNexact the cash on delivery, and Il
WI hess to ask for credit Positively
VIII mt it. Ny business hereafter will
be cod on a strict cash basis.
LufbhingIes and Latbs, etc; always
on fla sawed at the shortest notice. All
kind aicles repaired and all kinds OF
farnif dement's made and repaired at n
short All work done in my shops
are MED. Should any PERSONS work
give reason Of workmanship it shall
be . k'paired free of charge IL brought
back shop. Thanking the public for
past hope to share their patronage in
the II G +. hayden,
Station, Charles county, Md.
At |ience OF the above named person
| kedatantly on hand small line o
groce 41uit the country trade. Call ant
buy. a. C. HAYDEN. Jan l4-lu
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30

Married, August l4th, 1889, at the NJ. E.
Parsonage, Annacostit, D. c., by the Rev.
Ezekiel Richardson, Mr. Daniel f. Acton.
and Miss Mary Annah Hicks both Ct this
IOuutr.-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30
L Murdoch,
FA ONABlE TAILOR,
iPort Tobacco Station.

Just ed the fashions for Spring and
Sunni b now prepared to make suits in
the md onable style. Securing, repair
ing, q binding, &c, coats turned,
XII Of done at the shortest notice and
cheap. be il por. Tobacco every Tuts-
day AMI iday, prepared 10 take measures
and re paterials. Work delivered in
Port if desired. Thankful for past
favor0, the same patronage aud salts
faction iced jy Lin
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30
UNDERTAKEN. UNDERTARER
T. w. ROBY.
C0X'S STATION.

AfING purchased of G. F. HAYDEN al
Il Coxs Station lis hearse and under.
takers ~, fixtures, am prepared tc furnish Plain
ana ION Covered Caskets and Collins of the
laless Styles aud also Gloss White Collins
ior children at the lowest oriees.
~. = nay Zen extends to his patrons his sin.
cere llAnks for the encouragement piven HIM
w 2, ~ The business, and asks the same GOOD
- sueeess' jy 3l-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-30
Sister to a Patriot.

~ tbs tlme, when peopIsaH nor
than ever - Puect
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
Eelp n)anteo.

A GENTS WANTED tn sell our NON-EVAP0RATING
~ h oN.FREIlING CHEMlCAL FIRE PAIL. pat
cntd Exclusive territory gwen. sells tO factories
hotels business blocks dwelling g. An entirely new
Factory Nut ms Cos. Chicago Underwriters Assoca
uon &c. Sample pail price list &c. s,nt on receipt Of
- 90. Address the WORCESTER FIRE APPLIANCE
60. incorporated No. 33 Front-st. Worcester. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
miscellaneous

u RUsHEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION at s15 Pearl.
- St. opposite Peek slip lowest prices.
JOHN X. HOPPEL. Manufacturer.
w ANTED.-To hire pew In the body OF Madison
w square Presbyterian Church. address, stating iOc1-
ty and price, Y. r. w. Box 4G Tribune Uptown Onice
I ,23S Broadway.