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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
local Brevitles.
The festive season.

The festive season.
The cd year is tottering.
Some of our merchants report lively
holiday trade.
The season for new resolutions is now
near ut hand.
The veral churches of the county were
pretlily decorated for the Christmas
services.
Mr.. A. Harris Lamb rt, a former COM
positor IN the TINES off e. 10 spcsding
his holidays with his mother in Port
Tobacco.
Mr.. Charles F. Daley has been spending
his holidays in the county. He will take
his departure for Alabama early in the
new year
"A bet-er article it is impossible to get
sir; have tried them all and unhesits'-
ingiy pronounce DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
superior to any" (Exc.l
Mr. NJ. Thompson, who is now engaged
as a book keeper in large establishment
in New York city, spent the holidays with
his family at Youns's Switch.
The attention OF the county fathers is
directed to the bad condition OF the bridge
under DR.. Digges's leading into town, as
well as to the main csusewsy bridge, to
which attention has been heretofore called
Baby 10 king" all the world over. As
its rule should bs AZ quiet as possible. fail
not to provide 1t with DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup for oil the ailments iaciden 10 its
condition. 1t 10 safe remedy.
The old Story:-Trivisl symptoms were
neglected until rheumatism became estab-
lished, whereas al the suffering could
have been prevented by the prompt use
Of Salvation OIL. 25 ces.s
Mr.. E. Hyiand Brawner has erected 9
handsome new harm on bis farm near Gly-
mont. This looks like some Of our stir-
ring farmers are not discouraged with the
outlook for the sgriculturist.
The Southern Maryland Developnent
and Improvement Co. have erected hand
some sligo At L. Plata. This 10 to be con-
now ready for business. All success at
tend it
Smart Weed and Bel adsnna, combined
with the other ingredients used in the
best porous plas'ers, make Carter's s. w.
s. B. Backache Plasiers the Lest in the
market. Price IS ceots-
Judge Stonestreet has rendered judg-
meat In the dog and cat case between
Messrs. Roby and Pean, reported last
ueek. awarding $25 damages to the
plaintiff with bis cos's. Mr.. Penn has
taken an appeal to the Circuit Court, and
the csse will be tried at the May term
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27


A reception to the public was given Wed
nesday nigh, of last week at Oehn's Acme Hall
between 8 ard 10 o'clock, during which N ex-
hibiiion vas msde of the special holiday goods
as ~ell as general line Of mems and boy q
clothing. The building WAS brilliantly illu-
nina ted inside and out and handsomely deco.
rated v ilh plants and potted flowers. The dis
play included besutiiul lire ofimported dress
ing gowns, smoking jackets, bath robes. novelty
and presentation canes. umbrellas, gloves and
neck wear from j. H. Buckinehan Co., and
Welch, Margeison L Co., OF Los don, Loiz Jr.
of Paris, and Fisk, Clark and Fiseg, Of New
York. Berlin and Paris leather goods, consist
ing Of toilette cases, satchels. pocket books
card cases, cigar and cigarette cases, just sr
rived per steamer Gotbia Most Of these goods
were selected by Mr.. G. II Oehm in Europe
and includ many novelties, which in childrea'i
suits, are the Clam Canpt ell kilt, the Admir-.
Refer j.cket, bussan jersey, fur.trnmed Lerd
Pauntleroy. Porto BeIlo suits and centeneni:
hats In mems veal, ARE fur-linsd Olera Goats
the Astrachan-lintd coat, the perfect storm Goa
patterned after original design BY NJ Gee, o
Belfast Ireland. There were no ssIrs on ,ha
evening. Invitations we're extended thsosgt
the daily papers only no cards w.'e Issued
The display will continue till New Year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
Tn. M.ryl..a L-xi.l.,ur..


The Maryland Legislature will begin it,
SESSION ON next Wednesday. Jasuary lst, that
b.ing the 6rst wednesday 10 January. An
informal caucus Of the Democratic members
y i'll be held ut the Carrellton Hotel, Baltimore,
on next Monday evening, and the regular eau.
Gus at the State House, Annapolis, on the fol-
lowing evening. AT this caucus the presiding
officers Of the two Houses Of the Assembly will
be selected, rs also the chief clerk, reading
clerk and journal clerk Of the House. Secretary
Of the Senate and Sergeant. 1T. Arms OF the
t.o todies. The probabilities seem now to
POINT to Senator BrattAH Of the Eastern Shore
as President Of the Senate, and Hon. hD
llubner, Of Baltimore county, as Speaker Of
the House Mr. hn r. Davis Of this county
who has been spoken of for the position oi
Reading Clerk Of the House, is antagoui ised
Tor that position by Mr.. Townsend Of Baltimore
county, who filled the position at The last ses-
SION If, however. Mr.. Huhner III II be chosrn
Speaker, this ought TO ru Mr. Tow nssnd out;
and We hope will result in ruling Mr.. Davis
in. Mr. Davis is wei qualified for the duties
OF the tfice, an !, rs s. utherD Mar land 10 en-.
titled to some recognition, Ne hope bis appoint
ment may be 'asorahly considered and that be
may get t,o place
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
a Good .n..... !. Observe.

A r.veread clergyman, who recently re-
moved to our county. mt the TINES not long
since brief notice OF mai risge performed BY
him, stating that be was unxcquainted with
the custom here, bot the custom where he had
hitherto resided had been for ministers to send
notes of marriages performrd By them to the
county papers. This 10 a good and proper Gus
tom, and, while il has not bern uniformly OBJ
served here, it ought to be. Every couple that
are married certainly have no objection TO the
f,ct eeing recorded in the county paper, and
there is 10 one who can give the authentic facts
SO well the minister who performed the Ger
tmony- |. costs body any hing, but on the
oiher hand the editor is glad TO GET il as an
item of local news. The brief note of the
marriage ,has received for the marriage column,
will not in any way interfere ~i'h more *
tened notice of the more impor tant weddings
which may be made, editorially or by CORES
pondents, in the local news rolxmn,. We
hope, therefore, that with the new year. our
reverend friends ihrou hout the county will
adopt this good and useful custom, and We
will assure them in advance If our thankful
appreciation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
aushern safe. Deve,epme.s &c


We have received circular OF the South
srn States Development Co, . corporation
organized for the development and population
of the Southern States. which 10 about to
establish itself at Washington. In anticipa.
ton of the probable selection Of Washington a
the place OF holding the coming Worlds Fair,
this association frlicita,es itself upon the op-
portuneness Of The time Of its organization and
the great advantages Of the place Of its locatios
for the advancement Of the OF j-ct ii has 10
view. We make the following quotations frou
the circular:
The rapidly increasing demands from all
parts of this country and Europe for Southern
inf formdtion, farcihly suggests the importance
OF the South having . permanent and repre-
| sentative central bureau for disir ibu,inR in.
| formstion. There 10 no sncA ssfoblisAment IN
the United Stotes. and as Southern men. ws
are Satisfied ,h. proposed plsn will prove high
| ly advaAtaeeou. to the South 1t 10 Ger tsinly >
the most feasible aad economical method ol
bringing the South before The v world-now In
| this time imnie ration, Investments. enterprise
and especially the GREAT WORLDS FAIR.
| The South has = climate than Which no sec
ton Of the globe csn boast Of better. Any
pursuit, industrial or agricultural. may be car
Iied on there threue hout the entire ysar. Ia
the E.st, North oad Norihcest. y here millions
are, there 10 much suffering frsm severe cold
and the people are 9. eking milder climate and
cheaper living, less coal. fuel and loss Of time
tee.
THB S.UTH hiss millions of acres Of virgin
| land and vast arras OF magnificent land,
abandoned for want Of labor.
The SoUTH, with but little edert on part o
its people, may be made the richest section o
the Union and the most powerful. Scarcely
couaty or town in the South is withou, sdvan
| tags, that would be gladly engaged and util
ized BY ihou- ands IL they ba, knew Of them.
This agency proposes to publish ,hesr f.c,i
upon q plan ut once Elective and economical
The CO operation and support Of 20 vast eli
| entaRe and ierritery - is conpreheDded by
the movement, creates . powerful factor for
| advancing the interests of its constituency -
No individual effort could possibly accomplish
the beneficial rteults offered by this Buresu ,e
| eaci patron.
The Coming Worlds Fair likely TO be the
g.apdest exhibition ever held in the history oI
civilization, will. it is generally conceded, be
held in lhi' city. WashinRtonl, but should
another city be selected y hich is scarcely prob
abls-,he Agency would for the time remove
i,s operations to that city. The Agency will
be represented by experienced and competent
solicitors, exhibitors, etc Should any State,
onnty or town havs individual o. special ex.
hibitons. this agency will be a powsyf vi aa xilia.
~, although separate in its operations. II
UiU BE headquarters for the South.
We suggest to our Development Company
that it might be to their advantage 10 pa,
themselves in communication with this concern
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
nIlA0Nn nHEc Color Yeatheys sad Ribbcns.
Ds"~V"D Ds6o Easyf Eeyasff Eeororsiesif
LIGHTED FOOD ses.s ,.,.s g .issp ssa
p OS N Il r. $

Our Store 10 now Dressed out 10 its
Fall G.rb. Sixty Departments are
filed with the prod Gcts ofthe Worlds
Best Markets We've bough, heavy
this season-heasier than ever before
and We expect to do heavy busi-
ness. Il will be 10 our advantage TO
cone to the city, if you can, aud see
rs. The SIGHT win pay you for
your time and ,rousle, and the GAIN
il you Buy from Us. will MORE than
r.y you for the expense. But remem-
Der, il you CAN'T come, yos can do
business with rs through the mail.
We are the ONLY merchants in the
country who make the LIBERAL Of
fer to send goods r HEoF ALL
TRANSPORTATION CHARGES. II
tn. order amounts toS5 .O0and ovsr.ws
~ill send il 10 ssy toiD, within 400
miles Of the store FREE; il it
anounts to $40 90, we will send it to
any part Of the Uaitej States FREE
Send - trial order, and see how
we'll We FILL il. We gaaraa,ee TO
give yoa exactly what ,os write fer.
aud to give it to you from 10 10 ~
per crnt CHEAPER than you can &c,
else here. Addres. us PoSNER
BROS, B.liimore. Maryland.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
OEKM'S ACME HALL.
BEST.MADE
F ALL and WHITE R
CLOTHING.

- .0:--
After all, it's as much in
the "hOw" as in the ":what"
you sell to people that brings
them to you and keeps them
there. The humblest farm
er-boy is treated as cOurte-
ously and served as faithful
| ly by us as the richest mer
chant and our promises are
always realized.
lREADY-TO-WEAR
You can search the trade through; but
you'll see no such Clothing as that made
10y US. We've the Stock, Style, Facilities
and workmen.
| Business Suits frem.........S7 to $40
| Walking Suits from........ 10 to Is
| Dress Suits from ......... -. 10 to 35
The newest, neattst nubbiest styles
known.
| oEHM's ACME HALL.
JUVENILE CLOTHING
| But in Juvenile Clothing,
there's where we have the
whole course, inside track
and all. No excuse for dress
ling your boy like a circus
freak; give him a show,
with us.
Suits fer small boys......s2i ito$7l
Suits for oder boys...... 5 tol2
Suits for young men......... tols
Osercosts fron............... TO ls
and every possible pattern,
backed by highest style. The
boys know us and they'll tell
you where to buy. Every
newest design, every proper
material.
Jockeys. English JOCKEYS,
Tams, Glengssys,
Helmets. Jerseys,
| aud the newest notion
| the Berlin Student Cap
from so cis. to s. SO
| oEHMs ACNE HALL
IOyERCoATs.
Over coats like our this years make
youfl never see. Our leadership sho IS
itself here. or course We won't argue ,he
necessity for The Fall Overcoa, com
mon sense aud the edict of Fashion says
you must have 1t. Outs sweep IRON $6 10
$50.
| Style and seatsess from......$S TO $40
| Styles and beauty from....-..io 10 20
Style and laIary frou-.-.-l5 to sc
and you caat duplicate them for much
more.
FURNISHING.
Our all WOOL, hygienic,
undyed and faithfull-tib e
Underwear is in elegant
stock at popular prices -
Will save you many a cold
this winter. In fact we can
meet your wishes or prefer
ences at every point Our
department is a
Especial feature and one that
is oat-stripping itself this
season. Send for catalogue,
self-meaSurements and sam
piles. Fit and satisfaction
l vnapa N faol
Oehm'S Acme Hall.
| 5 4 = West Raltiussre street.
| door from Charlie ST.,
BALTIMORE. ND.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
$500 REWARD.

Lost on Sunday, Dec. s,h. 1889 from Mr..
John G. Ilungerford's home. near Lower
Cedar Point. . RED IRISH SETTER,
known by name as Dan He is large
Red Setter. with very little white ON his
breast. If returned 10 MIR. Hungerlord the
above reward will be paid and no ques
lions asked. Very respectfully.
JOHN G. HUNGERFOkD,
wayside. Post Office,
Churi,s County, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAvlNG RENTED THE HOTEL at THE
III OLD STAND IN BRYANTOWN TOR the
present year, would beg to inform the pahl,e
that am prepared to accomodats 6oarders,
both regular and transient. Ny bar viii be
always supplied with choice Wines, Liquors,
Cigars, etc. l will also keep Livery. .nd
any one of the travelling public can furnished
with Buggies and Teams, and if notified will
meet them at any railroad station and take
them to any poin, 10 theceuaty they may wish
to 90, at the most reasonable rates. Hoping
to r. ceive share of The public patronage am
very respectfully
JAS..A. MURRAY, Prop'r.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
Mr. GtlrOy Stili In
Admitted 10 Rail-.

Alexander Mckee, colored, Who surren-
dered himself TO the sheriff and Was committed
to Jail several weeks ago for the offense Of
shooting Marshall Wilkinson. white. at Gard
iner l. Mudd'e store, near Gallant Green rs
then reported. was, on Tuesday, taken before
Justice Sionestreet, the committing magistrate,
and admitted to bail in the sum Of $500 to ap'
pear at the next M4y term of Court and answer
the off.nse 1t was established in evidence thai
the wounded man is entirely out Of Danger,
and it was upon this fact that the action Of the
iustice was based
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
LOCAL MATTERS

b@ The subscription price of The
TINES is 81. per aammm # paid in
advance or at any time a0ithin the cur
rent year; If not paid yithin the gear
$3.50 aoiN be Invariably charged, az
alacays heretofore, and from this rule
no exception vill be made.
TO ADTER 1LSERS.-THE TINES haring a
erger circulation than any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and bftsiaess of Charles
Cbnnty, offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in lis columns. Send
Jor card rates. ,olich loaD any other paper
sou4hern Maryland. to say nothing about ci'caala
on.
MT. GiIroy Stiii I".
We were in error IL reporting the appoint
ment Of Thomas G Wright, constable. as in
the place Of Charles E. Gilroy, Democrat The
appointment of Mr. Wright was made to gil
q pacanry Dir. Giroy's term will not expire
until March and Comms. .ioner Milsteld in
forms rs that there is no disposition to remove
him. 1t is justly due to Mr.. Gilroy that he
should be allowed to serve his term out. aad
another term after it, for that matter, for he is
an excellent officer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27

Are free from all ,rude aid irritating
matter. Conccu rated medicine only
Ca srs Iit''- Liv ? Us. Very small !;
very easy to take; no pan; n" gripping;
no lurging Try them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
Use II Mow!

"Having used your Paine's Celery Compound
this spring, 1 can safely recommend IT as the
most powerful and at the same time most
gentle regulator. II is a splendid nerve tonic,
aud since taking It have felt like a new man"
r. l. kNORR, WatertOwn, Dakota
s1.oo. Six for $500 At Druggists
WELLS. RICHARDSON Co. Props Burlington W
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
5000 REWARD.

The above reward viii be paid for the
Hppr.hei sisu Of he person or persona
who Set hre 10 the Store House OF Brawner
and Barnts l.. A WILMER,
The States Attorney for Charles County.
dec. 90 It.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27

L-xador il the result Of cas- Of ol,ser-
vati,n and exp.rietce. l. row recon-
N .nded BY leading physicians for costive.
ness aud indigestion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27

..H ~ - Cere All skis Diseases."
Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINT MENT" No in.
t. Ynaf nedicins required. Cures letter, eczema
itch. erupiiOns on the face, hands, nose, &C..
leaving the skin clear. white, and healthy. Its
reat healing and curative powers are possessed
a. other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNE's OINTMENT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
DIR. II. H. Nj BAR B T. R
LDGE HILL, Chas Co., M

-HAvING LOCATED AT Edge Hill," the
III former residence of DR. John H. Reeder,
now Offer my services to the psblic in any
medical or sarGical capacity. All calls prompt
Y answered. | can always bs found at my
fice unleAs profession ly euga ged.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A meeting Of the ockkolders Of the
~ Southern Maryland development
Company, for revision and amendment OF
By Laws, viii he held at La Plata, Charles
Cosn,y, on wednesday, January sth, al
2 O'Clock, p. n. BY Order,
JOHN G CHAPMAN, u. CA1ILLus HowARr
President. Secretary.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
Fyarrimosafal Marker.


The matrimonial market has been quite
brisk in this vicinity within the past week and
Clerk Turner has been kept quite busy issuing
the necessary licenses to the happy couples.
Marriage licenses hmve been issued during the
past week to Marcelius P,ckerell and Anne
Williams, Joseph Kendrick and Hester Z,
Wright, James Ii. Dsakins and Laura V.
Willett. ("hite}; and te Henry Thomas and
Eliz ,be.h R. Thomas, Peter Mack and Sophie
Brent, Frank Lyles and Anna Matthews,
Benjamin Thomas and Mary Eliza Short,
Phillip Johnson and Lille Marshall, John
Stewart and Lucinda Brown, (colored). The
last named bridegroom is 20 years of age.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
Im,eres,Ing story.


Interesting story.
The TINES will commence next week the
publication of u highly interesting new story
entitled ..Merle's G. ussde'' oy the talented
poveles, Rosa Nouehette Carey, author OF The
Search for Basil l., ndhurst' of which more
than twenty thousand copies were sold the 6rss
week This su,hvr is taking front rank among
novelists. Her sty is cbaruingly smooth and
harmonious and the new story is highly in
teresting and well sustained production. The
plot is in some respects bold, and altogether
ns~ in detail; the dialogue is natural and
flowing, The characters well defined and sus-
t.ined, and the moral wholesome. II will b.
completed 10 twelve consecutive numbers OF
the TINES. This provision Of new and select
reading TO CRAFTY the tastes Of our lovers Of
fiction, lie one of the improvements hirh will
lie male in the conduct Of the TINES.
The GIrcnia Cnurf
Judge Stone held An sdjourned session Of
the Circuit Cour. here on Monday. The case
ei State ss. A G. Manig. merry, de'aultins col
lec,sr, had teen continued 10 that day, as
heretofore reported. By the foresight Of Judge
Store. the petit jury had been notified by the
sh~rid on Saturday not to attend court again
until notified, and they we're therefore not in
attendance. The defendant, Montgomery,
ihrou. his counsel, s. E. Mudd. paid over the
sum OF $457 80, which, with an old order o.
$50 xi,h 50 interest. which VAS allow ed to his
credit at the last meeting Of the county comnis'
sioners, settled his Indebtedness to the eounty
in ;ull. He wac therefore discharged on that
couat, and gave bail in the sum Of $500 for his
appearance at the May term to answer for bis
defalcation TO the State, which is alleged in the
iudictment TO he ST. 700 This finishing The busi-
ness of the term, the petit jury was 6naily dis
chaaed and Judge Stone adjourned the term
sine die.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
AYERS
Ague Cure

contains IN sntidote for All naalarial III,
orders which, 20 far as known, 10 used N n0
ether remedy. 1t contains no Quinins, nor
any mineral nor dsleterious substance what
ever, and consequently produces 10 injurious
eject upon the constitution, but leaves Ne
system - healthy - 1t was before tho attack.
We WARRAHT AYER'S AaUE CURE
- surs every case Of Fever and Agus, Inter-
nittsnt Or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague. Bilious Fever, and Liver Con-
paint caused BY malaria. In case Of failure,
after due trial, dealers are authorized, BY our
circular dated July 1st, 1852, to refund The
nonsy.
Dr.J.c.Ayer 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggista
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
NOTICE To OUT-PENSIONERS.
BOARDING.

MRS. GARDNER. formerly Of Bryanto~ a
1X1 neiehborhood, has opened boarding
hoss in Baltimore where she will always Be
glad to see and entertain her county friends.
Careful attention and Roed accomnods ,ions
provided for transient customers. - Per-
ma nebt boarders lsken a, 50 50 and s.. 90 per
week. MRS. GARDINER
4os St. Paul st., Ba GTore
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
p Paine's
Celery
Compound

Purifies the Blood,
Strengthens the Nerves,
Stimulates the Liver,
Regulates the Kidneys
and Bowels,
Gives Life and Vigor
to every organ.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
There's n0thinQ like it.

"Last spring, being very much run down and
debilitated, procured some OF Paine's Celery
Compound. The use OF two bottles made me
feel like O new man. AS general tonic and
spring medicine, do not know its equal"
w. l. GREENLEAF,
Brigadter General v. N. G., Burlington, Vt
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27

They positively guarantee
every stitch to be thor
Oughly reliable.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-12-27
IMPORTANT
Announcement to Buyers!
OF
Fall and Winter Goods!
IMPORTANT

Having purchased very large and carefuIt,
selected Stock of Fall and Winter Goods. and
N order TO clear them out for the next nintv
Daily Republican., 1889-05-03


RAPID CITY, Oak, May 1t vii be
remembered that when the prairie fires
were raging in this city yourg lady
named Elaise Madison was burned to
death under very pathetic circumstances.
The sequel is 10 less sorrowful. When
the Madison family came to the hills
from Western New York they left youth
who hsd pighied his word with Nellie"
that some day he would follow her To
Dakota aud make her his wife, In the
grief aud distr IS consequent upon the
fatal accident which terminated t1e lie
of the young lady this young man was
not communicated with. Two weeks
ago Mr. ard Mrs. NJ Olson were Tisitin
their daughter, Mrs. Cha'l los hthle, wien
the young man Appeared, entirely unan-
nouuesd and unexpected. lilo was ap-
plrently ast0nished at the constralnt
his welcome was assured, lie suspected
nothing o. the revelation awaiting him.