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AN UNFORTUNATE FIRM.

Its Agent CANDLES Away Large Amount
OF Jeweiry.
MONTREAL, March l2.-The jury In the
case OF Harry Phillips. on trial for obtain
ing 1000 worth OF jewelry by gambling,
from Won Reinholts. commercial traveller
for Ellis & Co.. Toronto, knowing the prop
erty did not belong to Won Reinholts.
brought in verdict this afternoon OF not
guilty.
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cosarisshed ~ the Capital.
OLYMPIA, March i,.--Surveyor-tsenerai
T. III. tsvaaaugh. who has Just returned
from Washington. n. c., was today inter.
rogased by representative of the Po.r-
fSfsiiiaxSesn as 10 the stains aud hear-
inxs 81 ruhiic land measures relating 10
this stats. He said.
The prospect Tor the appropriation BY
congress ST q reasonable snm for surveys
Of public lands in this state Is very istser-
ing"
as special amount now asked for spe.
cial sarvsysf"
YES. The special amount required IL
not less than stnn.tso This matter Is now
before the House committees on pubic
lands and appropriation. II IL In addition
TO the regular appropriation for pubic
land surveys. saa have no doubt that IL
via readily be passed.
Then. General. you have accomplished
what yea desired when yea went 10 the
national espstals"
"Cerisinsy all that wished with regard
g. the administration Of my own depars-
nscus and esfsSs in this state may further
say. that have obtained q necessary mc1i.
feassen Of the !ermer requirements OF coGa-
missioner Sparks. Nth reference to special
deposits Ga surveys. think there Is moth
ing nes 20 rssveas special deposits for sur
vsys Ia the state OF Washington
All tAss aill he IL great advantage 10
settlers. especially while he regular apprx-
rriasions tor surveys ara So entirely made
quate 10 useet their Immediate nccsssItses
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Reduction work. DcstrovcA.

Reduction Works Destroyed.
Reno, New. March 1.-The Reno reduc-
ton works, which cost over $4,000, were
DESTROYED by fire this evening. They were
on the Truckee river, mile east Of town.
The insurance was $1,000.
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Can and - the finest portable light naAa
oo 70 4noo eAn1ie-power. S&fs. unaffected bv
vinds bsrrs OIL bog can carry q sp3sndiA
tor ooekA warehouses etc
CHARLES POWER 4 Co,
Csrnss oeueea sna HesaA
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Buy few ov-priced lots at Ballard or wood.
land Park and zee how they will make '. n
money. We have new addition close in Dan.
lei Jones Co, 62 Second street
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CONFIDENTIAL-Th Old Homestead Is kck
known the Phillips and has been armed for years ~
contains four hundred fruit 1t lies just two NOD
northeast of the Ballard Steel and Iron Works. is
to schools and churches and the view is delightful The ~
ected line Of the Great Northern will pass within bo
the property The prices for the first days will be -
less than for property anywhere in the vicinity Of Ball.
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olxxrsa. March f2--The following ar
tieses Of Incorporation have heea flea.
wsszscsse ilaas ard Cement Company.
Elssashs-gs capital stock. Gto.eu
Trussr~s-R- III. sr~acsr. ". 4. Abrams.
Eugene C. ssahi ohis~t--fe saxn ufacsav<
lime. eensni and arw~ersek.
Rerssnxsoa Land aud Inpsov~neas
Company. IT Arsco-tess espassi ssscx,
81 naaa Trussess--f - Ma1ssna. T.
". Sossses. 4. X. Essaesr. X. z. Aiasaer. ].
L. Roemxs. osera-Ee deal IL rsA. estate.
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TIE Cd Ho=ssseAis sos.xy.
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- bin Tor The assessment and eollec-
tion q taxes occupied practically the Whole
a. eoday In The House. The reading con.
suned about three hcara Chief Clerk
1ine bsine detained By Illness. several
members q the House relieved Assissxn,
Chisf Clerk Chandler By taking terms al
~ reading. Comparatively fsw members
listened 70 it. many sests being vacant
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A Very Valuable Work.

Explorations and adventures of Henry NJ
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I In Memoriam. Died, on Tuesday eve
ming The l4sh instant, 20 minutes OF 6. Edns
4 Douglas. the infant daughter Of Sallie and II.
/ N. Thomas, aged months,
! Atnll times aud usder AL Circumstances II
4 especially sad to record death, but, in this
instance II is extremely painful. II Is with
orieEstrickeu hearts that we how ia humble
submission 10 the will OF the Father.
Only a few months ago your home WAS made
bright and cheerful ~ the birth Of daughter.
With how much delight and joy did we hail
her advent into this world. The angel Of
praver hovers over her slumhers before one
temptation has been permitted to approach
What deep and infinite emotions rush through
the heart at the sight Of sleeping infancy
What y shrine Of tenderuessl What proph
esy Of the fnturel What symbol Of hopel
What a crowd OF aniicipations cluster around
the young heir Of the world What a Wis.
ion Of iays and sorrows rises up before the
mind as il uenetrates the dim vista of com
inc wears. which wait TO receive this inhertor
Of the loi OF humanity Those little hands,
how eIoauently do thew gestieuIale in their
ceaseIess graspings. Those alternate smiles
and tears how emhlematic Of the storms and
sunshine Of coming life That feeble wall,
how does Il chime in with the undersone Of
sadness which is heard in all the music Of this
life These little feet what path shall they
tread-where shall thew wander, and where
shall they find their FINAL res2
Kind father and afectionate mother such are
the thoughts which must often have passed
through your minds. Doubtless such were
your musings when watching over this child
or your hopes and affections.
But to-day a bitter pang has been sent into
your loving hearts A sanciihed void fills your
home but rest assured ia the consolation that
not one of these little ones is forgotten before
God. This beautiful bud Of your affections
early torn from your warm embrace is lying
happily in the bosom Of Infinite love. If God
provided such circle of warm hearts to re-
ceive il at its advent into this world, merely
because IL is a creature Of bis forming hand,
how much more does lie prepare ministry Of
kind affections TO welcome IL into that
world, where II has already a representing
angel before the throne Of God. | know it
seems hard to give your little darling up. !
know that your fond and infnite love, SO
dearly cherished for this little rosebud OF
Gods garden, feels itself agrieved, but you
must remember kind parents that God ia his
infinite wisdom doeth all things we'll. II Is
our duty to hear Ourselves up bravely against
adversely and to accept with resignation the
will Of Providence, repining over the irrevoca-
BILE is no part Of christian duty, nor is 1t at all
compatible with this world s happiness. Time,
the great healer, must alone be your comforter.
Byron saws that thine, at last makes All
things even, and while it may never obliter-
ate from your agrieved bosoms he recollections
of this keen agony, It can a. least remove the
sharpness of the sting. A Friend.
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Miss EtasI v. Chapman will spend the win
ter with Mrs. Arthur Robson IN Baltimore.
The County Commissioners will meet again
on Tuesday next.
Miss N. c. Boswell IS visiting friends in
Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. r.. W. Rowe, who has been conHn-
ed to bis bed By severe attack Of ia grippe, /"
lie out again.
Miss Belle Brawner has left the county to
spend the winter with friends in Baltimore
aad New York.
Mrs. Wilmer and the baby are doing we'll,
and the Colonel is smiIinelv receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS OF his friends.
Miss Ellen stocket Chapman is spending the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Robert r.
Chapman, in New York.
Mr.. Percival Padgett, who has been spend
ing few days in this village, has returned t.
his duties at Concord, New Hampshire.
Mr.. S. r. Neave was in Port Tobacco on
Tuesday last receiving dues for the Montgom-
cry Fire Insurance Company. He will be
here again on Tuesday next the 2sth instant
Miss Florence Campbell Jenifer, Of Balti-
more county, is spending the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. John II. Mitchell, at 'iHanson
Hill, this county.
Mr.. Townley Roby, formerly of Bryantown,
but now a resident Of Baltimore, was in town
on Tuesday last. The loss of his fat govern.
ment position has not caused him to los,
much in weight, as be informed US he tips
the scales at 2l4.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Pcsey to reduce
the number of days on which the Orphans
Court Of this county will sit for the transac.
ton Of business, is in the line of practical
economy, and will beyond doubt, meet the
approval Of all business men and tax-pay ers
The difficulty of administering medicine tC
young children is entirely overco me by using
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup, the safest, most pleas.
ant and efficient remedy for the little ones.
Bad breath is most always caused by a sick
stomach. This can easily be cured. Laxa-
dor IS the remedy for such cases. Price rs cts
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NOTICE.
STEAM saw and GRIST Mill,
Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop.
COX'S STATION.

am now prepared to do all the Saving
and Grinding that NAV he needed by the far.
nlers IN nsg scssisn My facilities are snpls
for good and rapid work.
Grinding days Wednesdays and Satur-
days. Saving done on shares or for cash.
wish to inform my friends aud the public
that owing TO the hard times in this neigh
borhood ard the scarcity of money, am com
PEELED to exact the cash on delivery, and i
viii he usliess to ask for credit Positively
will not grant il. Ny business hereafter will
be conducted on u strict cash basis.
Lumber, Shingles and Laths, etc; always
on hand or sawed at the shortest notice. All
kind of vehicles repaired and all kinds OF
farming implements made and repaired at a
short noiice. All work done in my SHOPS
are guaranteed. Should any persons work
give way by reason Of workmanship ii shall
be again repaired free of charge if brought
back to my shop. Thanking the public foI
past tavors, hope to share their patronage il
the future. g T, HA lDEA.
Cox's Station, Charles conuty, Nd.
Al the residence OF the above named person
| keep constantly on hand small line OF
groceries TO suit the counir, trade. Call and
buy. Z. a. q. HAYDEN. jan l4-ln
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LanIer Literary socIety.-The LAME

LanIer Literary Society The Lanier
Literary Society helds its regular meeting on
Saturday, January 18th, 1890, at Port Tobac-
co, President H. H. Boswell in the chair.
Miss Jennie Stonestreet read an excellent Sc
lection from Mark Twain's 'Innocents
Abroad " The question for DEBATE, 'Resolv-
ed that the Flatterer is the more pernicious
character than the Slaoderer," was argued in
the affirmative by Mr.. John E. Stone and 10
the negative by Miss NJ. b. Murphy and Mr..
John @. Chapman, Jr. on the regular debate,
and on the voluntary by Mrs. julia A. Musch-
cite. The debate was spirited and we'll con-
tested, and was decided hy vote Of to in
favor Of negative. II was decided not TO have
question at next meeting as important bust
ness will be considered then, and to bold same
on Saturday next at two O'Clock sharp. Mrs.
Julia Muschette was appointed TO give a reci-
tation. Miss Gissie Chapman to read II Sc
lection, and Mr.. John g. Chapman, Jr. to
read an original essay. The Misses Brent,
ard NIessrs. Neale Hamilton and q. p Carrico
we're duly elected members OF the society -
Misses Mamie Chapman, Margaret Stockett,
and Florence Jeuiter were proposed for mems
bership.
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Bryant0wn Items. The store house al
Malcolm, occupied by F. x Gardiner, with a
stock of goods was entirely DESTROYED by FIRE
Oh Sunday night. 1t is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary. Was insured.
The farmers of Bryantown vicinity are en-
deavorng to perfect arrangements % build a
canning factory in this village. They say
they have enough of outsiders, such as King
Bros, who swindled them out Of three-quar-
tiers Of what they raised last summer.
Senator Posey paid us a flying visit on
Saturday last. He lunched at Murray s
hotel, aud was looking remarkably well, and
says things are getting in fair way for basi-
ness at the State Capital.
la grippe has strack our village, Mrs.
VIM. NJ. Howard has been quite sick Tor
week, not able to attend her school. u A.
Turner has slso been confined to his bed, but
at present writing is out again.
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Oyster Supper.--The ladies connected
with the Bethel Church Of ST. Mary's county
as, "The Ladies AID Society,p will give m
oyster supper on Thursday next. January Both,
at the home Of Mrs. J. Z. Bunting. The pro-
cteds are to he devoted to the Bethel Church.
! the day is rainy, the supper will be given
the next day, Friday, the 3lst. All should
attend, enjoy good supper have pleasant
time and contribute to worthy cause.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-24

Judge ,'rane Bruised.-As Judge ],
Parran Crane was returning from California
few days ago, his horse became frightened
at some wire in fence corner near Wise's
store, turned suddenly around throwing the
Judge and his little son out of the buggy =
The boy sustained no injury while the Judge
was badly bruised but not otherwise injured.
Though confined to his bed for several days
the latest reports are to the effect that the
Judge will be out in few days.-St. Mary's
Enterprise.
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W. D. Suit, druggist. B,p,n.
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cure all on, diseases Of the liver, s,S Slls's do
Padgelt's '0'ue al ". Nv.
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Runaway. Gu Thursday uiaht Of last
week horse white hcing driven from this
village 10 Ia Plata by Thomls Farfa,ll be.
cnme frightened and ran OF, and threw young
Farrnll aud Mr. L. NJ. HYDE, Who WAS riding
With him, out of the buggy. Both Of the
Young men were badly scrpd, considerably
bruised. but not seriously injured The
frightened animal broke .way from the buggy
and rsr for some dist nee hrf re he kiss caught
household. TO show how this yaluaifcPas-
LEGATION is appreciated, We will state that the
first edition Of the February number was
300, 900 copies Send Is rents for copy
Address the l,atierrick Co., I, aud II, West
l3,h Street, New York.
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-. 2 2 ,sllllQ'SIF ~ -s5.gs 40
ar. Ed;tor:-ln nv note a. -. '1ss.'
week, your p.inter made me say M s y ia's'
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Resigned Mr.. J Waring Medley, Of in
per Marlboro, stamp clerk in the Baltimore
postofce at n salary Of $1,000, has resigned
and accepted position as travelling salesman
for a wholesale wine house. Mr.. Medley has
many friends in this county who will he sur
prised at his action. II Is something singular
indeed for Democra. to resign. for of them it
has been said few die and none resign"
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NOrICE.

Ordered by the Board If Trustees for the
Poor OF Charles county that all TO whom 9en-
sions have been granted for the ensuing year,
out of money levied in the year 1889, for the
poor, no pension order will be delivered, ex-
cept to the 9ensioner in person, or to their
written order properly attested
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
THOMAS NJ. WEIGH,
dec Is dt Oyerseer.
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Sale OF Real Estate. VIM Reynolds,
ESQ. Of Baltimore attorney named in the
mortgage. sold At mottgapec's sale on Tues
day last, the farm 'lndianiown," situated
near the mouth Of Nenienoy Creek. II is a
fine tract Of land, with barns aud other neces-
sary oui-buidings, and contains five hundred
acres. It brought ihirty-oue hundred aud
6fty-Gve dollars. A. rosey being the pur-
chaser
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Death Mr.. Hamilton Bowie. son Of II.
II. Bowie, Esq, died ut the residence Of his
father, At Pisgah, on Wednesday after u long
and painful illness, OF Brights disease. He
was an energetic aud industrious Young man
aud quite popular among his friends and ae-
qusiuMnces. lie leaves wife aud one child
His remains were inferred IN Pisgah
Cemetery on Thursday.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-24

Against Extension The Senate Judi.
cary Committee on Wednesday reported
against the resolution extending Judge Stones
term. Messrs. Brown, ToadyIne, and Wentz,
opposed II, and Messrs. Writ and Stake favor
ed IT, Judge Stones friends are still hopeful
that the majority report will not be sustained
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