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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12

The Democranc small fry whoare con-
making false assertions about
the HAYES and Tilden controversy and
tho fraudulent action of the members Of
tho Electoral Commission and Ke-
nnblicans who took prominentart in
seeing that Hayes got the frultof his
victory, should read the eulogiedeliv-
ored bv such Democrats as Ex-Grernor
uoadlv. Elk Senator MeDonal and
/ Hon. w. c. P. Breckenridge tie
memorial ceremonies on the del Of
Justice Stanley Matthews who were
held in the Supreme Court OF the aited
States on Saturday last. Those'oad-
minded aud honorable gentlemen the
strongest and most forcihle langus de-
picted the course of Justice Mdcws
. during that memorable con'rove7l and
> asserted th9t 1.-THE calumny whichpart
. of the press sought to attach to thame
+ aud memory of justice Matthe, was
% utterly base aud false Sucbiate-
ments from such eminent DeRrats
&c should stop the viudietive asserts Of
|. the small fry, but it will not, fchey
er realize that elimination and slapr is
is their sole stock in trade and theynk
is a sacred duty they have to peril to
&c keep their party in power.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12
Farming Does Paw.

There ara many persons SHAH
that If man has not the mental
" to become a successful LAWYER
elan or professional man. AMI M
how ignorant lie may b., he can s,....
in life as farmer This &C ous,. !
the Thousands of unproduciiye MI.
and the impoverished condition n
so-calicd farmers for it is nov /.
established fact that a man mash,.
capariiy Of no mean order to mako
ing success A man to sucal
any business must have tN,
knowledge Of it. for by such knE
alone can it be made profitable. p,
Iof our farmers who have guue ss,,,
tioally aud intellieenlly to work. &
year Ivy year. made, as shown ahd
books. a surplus which, thousbnap
i sufficiently large to disprove Il X III
tiaus heard on every side that b,id
: does not pay. Many, very mai 81
people are engaged in farming, h d
entirely ignorant Of their busis IA
ian scarcely succeed in making iyink
That class OF farmers should II,
business aud 60 to work for 9th "A
have the capacity and tie krlcdk,
how to make it a success. n n
would hear less of the continuc,roak
lug about Improbable fans
Farming does pay, aud this iaoWr
here in Charles county by sew MI
who iptclligcntly work their "a, u 4
who cannot be continually fouat be
crossroads store talking poll ~
running down their own homcop e,
who do not agree with their led al
and peculiar theories. Studpw to
e farm. how to make the lands IL H.
ductiye, work more persistent M
out Of politics, diversity crops, IA O.
Z counts of receipts and expendits. lad
soon a changed condition of airs Nil
be observed. Try it.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12
The MARYLAND Eznasition.


The Hon. Frank Blown, President
Of the Maryland Agricultural and Me-
ehauical Association. in reply to a query
FROM News reporter about the progress
Of the preparations for next au.umn's
State Fair. trades display. and great pa
tridtic celebration, faiI: I'VE intend Ia
make each years exposition at Pimlieo
feature in each years history of Balli-
more. and this year the salient textures
viii b. especially novel and interesting
You have already heard some Of the
plans but | will tell you something you
have not heard, aud that is tile details
Iof a vivid Object lessen in local history
which We propose to have. Among the
other attractions at Pimlico will be a re-
pioduction of the battle of North Point
on the l2th Of September, its anniversa-
lry." Mr. Blown then gave a graphic
description Of ihe grand srheme origua-
rel to Gringly celebrate the glorious
I2th Of September, vhen Maryland men
nude for themselves a name aud fame
which Will live forever.
This Mr. Brown says, "will be
f5llowed on the night Of the 18Th tva
reproduction Of the bo.abardment Of
Fort McIlenry"
These brilliant events and historically
accurate will attract thousands Of strane-
ers to witness them, and will be pleas
ing and attractive feature Of the grand
trades, mechanical, AID agricultural dis
play, at Pimlico in September next
Those in charge Of the proposed EXPOSE
ton are energetic, intelligent Maryland
ers. devoted to the interests Of the State
and nothing will be left undcne to make
it a grand success Our farmers, land
owners, and live men who wish to have
he tide Of Immigration turn this way,
should lake hold Of this NOV cement and
do all that in their power lies to show to
the thousands that will there assemble
what our county can and does produce
Many thousands of dollars will be brought
into the State and permanently invested
in consequence Of the September display,
and our people should do all they can to
get some of it invested here This they
can do if they make the proper effort
Communicate with the President Of the
Association, the Hon. Frank Brown,
and get circulars descriptive of the great
and patriotic movement.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12
Justice Matthews Successor

IfPresident Harrison feels disposed to
Eonor MARYLAND in the choice of A sue
ressor to the late Justice Matthews, he
can do so in most pronounced and ac-
reptable manner by appointing John a.
] CrrSwcl % the vacant scat upon the
Surrcme Court bench. The selection
would be an honor to the country as we'll
a. to Maryland, entirely satisfactory to
the Republican party, if politics be con
sidcred in tue matter, and satisfactory to
al parties, from a personal aud pro
tcs,onal point of view.
MIR. Creswell is but sixty-one years Of
aye aud in the prime of his strong intel
lectual pc gers He has been mpmbei
If the bar for nearly forty years, and hli
record is series of important and con
spi ,uous successes. lie has also had
varied and valuable experience in publ
aDd political life, giving him knowl
edge of men and affairs that few of hi
contemporaries have attained and non
surpassed.
fFo has served both in the Senate an
lIouse of Representa- ives; has been
prominent figure in various convention
of historical note; was for over Il 4 veal
Postmaster General by appointment I
President Grant, being one of the able
officials who ever presided over th'
Department, aud as counsel for &
United Sites before the Court of AL
bama Claims be achieved distinction til
was both notable aud national
Among the great legal summaries
the country Mr. Creswcll occupies for
most place, aud there is none amor
them, perhaps, better equipped than
-
in all the requirements, mental, person
sad judirial. be6tiing that position.
Washington Post.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12
!ndiSpniabIG Facts.

We are head centers for
Ladies' and Misses CIoaks
in Washington. We devote
one entire floor to their eX-
elusive sales, and what we
haven't is something that is
not worn.
Grand Display of New Jerseys.
The newt st effects, the Ia
test creation. We carry only
.all-wool Jerseys, and fully
warrant the wear of every
Jersey bought from MS.
Our New wrappers.
Beautiful goods, in entire
ly new ideas, in Flannel and
Cashmere.
Tea Gowns in Rich Patterns.
Ladies' Fall Costumes in
the new materials and COL
orings at our usually low
prices.
Ladies, and chiidren,s warm skirts
l,ycrvlh;no needed IN
Cl,;,te l.c.t Nv Nc
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12
They Cannot Dodge the Issues.

The Democratic Safe Central Com
ni,,ee met in Baltimore last week to
consult and formulate EI'ns 10y viii 10
they hope, and expect by fine work to
pr.yput tie Stac, with all ITS zap and
p4ronsge. from bling captured Of The
1cx- election ny she Rrput Ecan party
The registration lists are to be carefully
s.pnncd by the Deporrai' FIR the pur
pn.e. they say. Of striking oil
illegal voters. anil that. we all know
means the removal from the registration
lists great number Of legal colored
Republican voters IN various prctext',
snd hundreds it my be. thou,an Is
will be rrcvcmirs f,rm voting because OF
Temporary absence. or because % the ina
liIitS of the courts to put back The rrrai
numbers illegally removed by corrupt
registration officers Such cnursr, IN
der the prrtrncc If securing purity ii
slcction., will ltad to a bitterness Of feel
iig between the white and colored voter
which should not exist. aud will before
rhe campaign gets fairly started, SETTLE
down inCo bitter aud unnecessary race
60ht Ever since the defeat of Give
land the Democratic papers, notwllh'
standing their past utielances Ia tx
effect that the Democratic party is the
true friend Of the colorcd race, have
been declaring that by the negro vote
Harrison was elected and apparently
tteir aim is to work up bi'ttr feeling
oipreiudice against the negro because
he persists 10 voting the republican
ticket. In this State, many Democratic
papers are graphically depicting the hor-
rible consequences which will bcfall
Maryland if the Republicans should get
control Of the affairs of the Stale, for,
they say, horrible and terrible results
will follow so. called negro domination.
r'he dominant party IN the State hope,
by striking great number from the reg
istration lists and by appealing to race
prrjudices to avert the Impending storm
of Indignation which they have brought
upon themselves by their disgraceful
Political act ons in the past. But their
efforts. We trust and believe, will be una
vaiIing. In the past eight years great
gains have been made in Maryland by
the Republican party, but it is not by
the increase of the colored vote alone, as
the ring managers strive to show, that
the gain is made. Thousands of white
men. men who toll at the fnrges, in the
work shops, shipyards, cotton factories,
in the coal mines, and in every Industry
which has sprung up in our State many
&C then.. staricd into lifeJ by Republican
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12

Mr., Robert I. Lincoln has fonlv
notified the President of his accep.ce
Of the British Mission. The apD5t.
ment has been more generally en-.
mended by the press of the country s,r
any other the President has made n.
Lincoln will make a most excellent u.
resentative OF sbts. country to The n,..,
of St. James. He is .horougblv III
Gated and cultured man. He i ~.
level beaded and conservative n
commands the respect of his own cam
trymen ard he will have the higb s.,..,,
Of all Englshmen. His eonlue, IN
War Department proved hlm 70 b.,na,
Of affairs. His administrstn,
prompt. clean and able. A,ns,i..
=. a.f-l l.z--- iEgs1 -A---.Iig.e....,-----..- :.
>-.--s - -------s.-sass sae,a
guard her interests in any ems,,....
that may arise. He Will a. H.
aud do it we'll. y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12

s.f7inS AND cepi'a'' "'' ~
Republican laws. have awakened 70 tue
Gao, that It would be verse than folly
10 help by their votes to continue N pow
., = marty. which, if its peculiar fcncts
we're to prevail, State and Maternal
would strike a death blow to the varied
;na,str;cs that now give them remu-
lucrative employment. The issues which
will he forced upon the Democratic par
~ no matter how they vay try to evade
them BY shouting purity and opposition
to negro domination, will be- better
registration and election law, 50 that all
can vote with perfect freedom tor cani'-
d.,as of their own choosing; new as
easement of property, in order to reduce
and eouolize taxation; protection to the
ov.,er beds Of the State, aud tue o'a'e
ml;ce feet manned by competent ana
Efficient officers, not selected Tor the
amount of political work they are cap"
BILE of performing, intelligent ana 'ac'f
runt;ble men in the legislature who VIII
do their duty and enact proper laws with
out being bribed to do 50, and v'c'ou
legislation avoided. As said by III
American, "All these things and man
others the Democratic party under Il
present leadership has been promls'"
for wears and has failed 10 perform an
the people will take issue with that par
this fall"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12

Governor jackson, while on a visit to
philadelphia was taken suddenly i'll on
s.z.l.v afternoon last in that city
=
FAR careful examination " P"J s's'7
he vas sent to his home in Salisbury On
;al train cha. tered for the purpose.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12
Mil & Land For Sale.

will sell at private salr nv Water Power
Grist Mil on Aliens Fresh, with the use Of all
the runs and water courses leading to and
from Is, necessary for the working of same,
together with 4 lot Of land continuing about
six acres adjoining. having upcn it good
d dwelling for the milur's use. Also part Of
the whole Of tract Of about l2O acres or
good firming land, next to The mill, and adj
joining my homestead farm called "Mill
Farm" The mill building i. As feet long by
"A feet wide. two and half stories high,
Of frame with basement story under the
whole house of stone and blirk; is now in
good order. Built 10y nue. in 1894 of the best
material. The gearing and mill works, tae
best anl most approved kind for making all
kinds Of Grist, Flour, Neal, DC Il has three
run Of French Buss, with elevators from each
to and from lower TO upper floors; large Flour
Bot, Wheat Screen, Smut Machine Hosting
Machine. and every other fixture necessary
and useful in a first class MILL
All or any part Of the above property will
be sold much below its original cost, separate
or the whole in one lot, on terms TO suit pur-
chaser by paying a small part in cash, thu
balance on long credit # desired.
w A. POSEY,
nov Aim Aliens Fresh P o., Charles Ce
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12

in surprising that Mr. Posey
a mistake in filing his application for the
Office of Internal Revenue Collector =
Every American citizen has right if
he desires, to honorably aspire to Office,
and if man after having been endorsed
by the largest number of prominent par
ty leaders of his district. would lay
down like a cowardly cur without an ef-
fort to succeed, because some ono inei-
yidual failed to endorse him, as expected,
he would be false to his manhood and 4
traitor to his friends. All no, brother
Mr. Posey is not kicker. lie Is al
asnirant for the Office of Internal Revenue
Collector, and would have no trouble IT
getting ever the little hill in the wa,
either. we're it not for the mud-d that
obstructs the easy pathway.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12
CASH 8ARGalNs,

Turkey Red Table D.mask, wide double
Width, cool quality, 25cts Plaid Muslin,
real good quality, 5cts Lon>daie Cambria,
ons yard vide, finest qlplitr, l9cts Double
Waite Wool BHnkr;s, / p. Fruit Of the
Loom, very lest quality Be,ched Cotton, one
ward vine, S@.is BeaulifM Pi,id Dress
Goods, wide dorhle width, AL pure fine wool
374cts. Royal ticnch Serge elegant Dress
Gseds, with donaie width. all pure fine wool
3Iacts chean n 5ntts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12

sFtVIAL bANUAINs IIII6 WONIH IN
Silks and Wool Dress Goods.
Saihes, Ginghams, White Goods,
Enbroideries.
An Old and Rclible House-Estab-
lisued 1880. Money refunded on pur-
chascs if not satisfactory.
Fog out-of-iow merchants, will cut
any length required at Wholesale Piece
Prices
% to 81 E. Baltimore St, near
Light, Baltimore, Md.
ap en-
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THH WEELLY AMERICAN.
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paper Published.
Only One Dollar Ycar-Six Months
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The weekly Amer lean is Published every
Saturday morning, with The news Of the week.
IN compact shape. 1t also contain. inherent
ing special correspondence, entertaining TO-
mhnces, good poetry, local matter of general
Interest and fresh miscellany. suitable for the
home circle. a carefully edited Agricultural
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and Market Reports are special FEATURES.
TERMS AND PREMIUMS:
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K ENTUCKY Y.
r.
.... AA j..
SSs=Is

We will stand our Jack FOR the present
season al our stable near Cox's station Com
meneing April LIST, 1889, and ending June
a0lh, 1889.
Terms.-sl0 if paid in the season; SIS il
paid after Groom fee so cents Having
secured "A soher aud careful groom will not be
responsible for accidents.
-Four colts Of ibis Jack 5 get have been pur-
chased by the county commissioners and are
now working on the public roads
ap 5-cm WILLS L MILTON.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12

Another candidate for the utial o
Collector Of Internal Rcvenulon til,
district embracing Maryland, AaWare
aud Washington, has been annnct +
the pei son of Mr.. Adrian Pos daol
of the Port Tobacco "Iudepen6t I and
member of the last legislarei froa
Charles county. Mr.. Posey ia vouns
man, full Of vim and energy nd on,
who his a brilliant future befsn H. II
the politics Of Maryland. Butrathi1s
he is making mistake in III pres.nt
course The Republican Cougrcs .ner
from Maryland (and espeesIly Mr..
Mudd) have recommended Mr. F. Snow
den Hill for the position sought By Mr..
Poscy. and it is the true policy for all
Republicans Of Maryland fand especially
the true policy for those Republicans re-
siding IN the Fifth Congressional district
to cordially support the selection Of llr.
HUI. 1t is a wrong policy 70 Fight the
nominee of the leaders Of The party; It
shows weakness in .he part; which, in
view Of the great battle to Be 6pght this
fall, IS Affirming, and which must uatu-
rally be very pleasing to ihe Democratic
ringSters Of the Stata
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-04-12

T. J. " tDDOX,
Secretary.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
The GREAT BOSTON FIRE

yale By d Order Sdo Of tss L9-Ers9 sS, Com 7G.EE;,
SS.nsSsS !, Sy aro y md "n,i., z. i s,.S d from re ;: Or. Mn ~
:io'A E q ~ Yor rft'' f R1i''' Iiam a%S DiSS SiPGISs .S Sss' BEEN ssa
S s a: = y \ ' g.. ,J ST:.. ~, s' T M; 2 sr 81: s ss: * 4 i: com y:
:ioot '? mas. s0 'be otlSSS Ssa gu, sishI 8'oaiT I've days sgs' f from S" ,SIs
Slo,aIp an' f icP men SSa'; snd boys %. np :Sss aGrf nom n' ssc aFs:
Ts; o tgpr, ss.mi aHT tG Il, in .,oef 81 S clstHi5S' . HoSI
GInasa The same w not :o6sdiy asmn1.d y .sl.in.a
Syr ssH =. :' to sSius S'H loes. vs ,%sD io4sod 70 t ;Rs' , ,so s'oS *
s s%S 'T IL d # i%l1 70 mon max: x; az: a Sn Il: .:s; IGsi smut S f '' sl.: ::
Ere sale 5 sSm1,n.S, so-d,y s and s,h vii, only las, ayo
e R' Iii R .s!.i ss:a r.: ..: ;;:F i II. s5 s1;;iH; E ! New I:- S S:is:f 20 q
A Es:'i ~ E' sS '1.. sssI'f /. o I:ii %.d.' FL rs IS Sa !fy;S I SIC;
g. ab d 5sisst TIVE We .i f@S y s%" 70 fs:S h SSs.G ion az S.,s Thf;
y TisS 0G Il, n tHi matter !. " %Sit S A.. or CAUSE IL soT i ' not rot sg stsl'A Ss
M S:D, Ell. vd Linz E s&S n; 70 B' ~. 6 6y:TsS:i S3i S SSS
Tith tilk ;tnislicd lining ana 70 very hAndtomc,
9 5,;S; ,: ssis, h. h. G z, 1sFss iii. liz and aa's satin T Iins%,
% $sa! ss'S ss,., Ss $ $;:,.% sss. : ss S,r rS s; e. O. ~ ~ =
IHsayy, diFi cloth, ,yoyI S%ndsoms, and 4 you dOnt think
.aiy q Il! s. sGIs WIZ :iG e%is s5i"s B. !Gf Z. , s.St h.a a sSisG .%S
guaranteed worth sl5. 20; We allow you 70 Keep The
s j 9 % We 'D Ssy sGyT ;s rec !. sn s0Pb i GSH's 01 sai.E i to . r wHirn
. .sH 70 mr. 7S; d Men, SIt trpnn nine q .na vS Sqi,'' 81. S 938.
HiEh.arAde goods. meaning equal to the fnest qnihty
cgstom-tailor NToIE IN all rtylcs-Prince Aiberts,
kinda OF suits, silk aud satin lined, OF finest quality.
All must 70, regardless of cost or quality.
Mems Elegant SilE- Embroidered Suspenders, 10
ccnts, very hno and worth IS cents. Good, lar.o
and worth $3 90 Best quality, extra line, heavy I'm
At az. 90 each. and 100. 900 different other goods We
have not space TO mention here. Don't tail 70 call and
Sale AZ retail. II costs nothinG TO call In and Judge for
fsst., 4, ",sbrnnos 70 9 get such bargains eesprs only
once In a lifetime. Remember the address. TU5 Broad
great Eir9 Insurance Sale the sslcsroom will be open
commences to-day. and will last five Days and no
longer.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
AN INTERESTING GUIDE BOOK

Miss NELLIE BLT's circuit Of the globe has
aroused such intense interest in thousands
who follow tho plucky Rirl's speeding feet
with eager attention, that The EVENING
Womb has decided to publish in its columns
the thrilling story OF JUIEs VERNE, Around
the World in Eighty Days" The great
French romancer yielded himself freely
TO imaginative description, but tho hard,
cold actuality Of the game World
voyager, NELLIE bly,, will mako his work OF
fancy seem, by comparison, q dull prose
narrative Of fact. PhileOs Fogg was . stolid
Britisher who didn't know how to let 10.
MILE BLY, is q vivaoious American girl who
knows how to hold Oh.
II will DO an interesting study TO see her
flying feet touching lightly at connecting
points of the journey which PhileaS FoEE
made In JuLEs vERNE'S brain.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
LIEUT.-COL. MORAN,
The 6Sth'S Gallant Representative Loads
The Evening World Contest
Wilson Crowds Lieut.. PascO
OUT Of Second Place.
One Hundred and N~inety-four CAndi-
dates for Military Popularity.

LiouA Col. Moran, Of the S~iIty-ninth RoRi
ment. loads to-day in The livENING WoRLD's
National Guard Election: with q grand total Of
O. 200 votes, while Capt. Wilson, Of the Second
Battery, sails by Lieut.. Pssco with 8. 1907 votes,
and rests quietly In second place.
Meanwhile Lieut.. Pnsco is third. With 4, 412
ballots to his credit. Capt. S'onn, Of the "Old
Guard" has taken another boom and IL now
fourth, with q grand total of y, 3l3.
The s,Dord ,ohtoh the suocnssnui candidate toAV
receive Is TO BE- a most magnificent dIr1fr. In the
Hrst place. II Is 10 b. made upon an entirely ECto
design, richly orndn'ented, ana OF the beat ma
teri0i TO be obtained.
The blade tofu be OF the finest Damascus steel
The handle and guard trfN be or brass or special
DESIGN, Furnished dnd hnnd-chnaed. as tpW diso
b the r1ountfnOs upon the acdbbdrd, tDhfch 10TH
Be or steci dnd nichei-pidttd. The grip toH be
either or shGTk-skhn OF or Embossed metal, silver
plated ana FURNISHED, the deSf0l depending on
The shape or the blade tDti also depend upon
tho rank or mo tCtnnfr; fT M fa n line o6tcPr II
mil he straight, ana n a star oDtoer u tfl be a
sabre ana CURVED IN FORM.
chased metal on The upper part or the ? "f
icfH be Inscribed tnth the name or he tcfnner
10Th his rank ana reDfTnenL
Owing TO tho urgent request Of member Of
different companies from the wcst and north OF
this State and New Jersey, 1t has been decided
time fixed yesterday for closing. Due NOTICE
will 10 given OF the date when the CONTEXT ends.
This extension Of timo will give parties at q
distance plenty Of time to get In their ballots,
unavoidable delNyin getting copies Of the paper.
II yon have not already done 30 cut ont and
eend the following blank, properly filled, to
The EVENING WORLD;