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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-17

Shall we Lose This TOO.-The coDtin-
ued false inspection of tobacco in the years
gone by by the pets Of the bosses who were
made inspectors, not because Of their special
fitness, but as reward for doubtful political
work, brought the price of Maryland tobacco,
which was at one time staple in every land,
down so low that 1t cannot now be pro6tably
grown. The high salaries and the wining
and dining of pet Democratic officials, wreck
ed the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal long
before last summers floods. And now i
seems that there parasites, which have doml-
mated the State for so mary years and suck
ed Der, very life blood that the "Grand
mothers Fund.- and their own pocket books
might grow to immense proportions are
about 70 cause us to lose portion OF another
great industry. Is it not about time tor the
people of this State TO lay aside their prejndi-
ces aud send that party 10 the rear? We
think it is, and the day of reckoning is moi
far distant. The Philadelphia Times Of a re-
cent date says:
at looks now as If Maryland would suffer
the loss of part Of her oyster trade. The
Liyalve is the staple product Of the State and
II properly hs ndIed would yield a revenue
greater than received from any other source
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-17

Critically lll.-The Washington CORES
rondcnt OF the Baltimore Sun Of Monday last
saws. Dir Wm. Compton of Washington is
critically in at his residence in that city
He contracted a severe cold last week while
visiting patient and the next day went 70
bed with a violent attack Of pneumonia
During the past three days he has been 50 i'll
that his mother came in from Laurel, and has
remained at his bedside ever since. HIS
father, -sIon. 8esrnos GcHipi0ns was tiers so-faY
and he much alarmed at the condition Of his
son. Dir. Compton recently established him
self here with Dr. J. Tabor johnson, one OF
the leading physicians Of the capital, aud his
future is regarded as very promising, proSid-
ed he survives bis present illr ess. lie has a
large circle OF friends in this city"
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Local. BPegfties.


Are you sticking to your good resolurions2
The next legal holiday is Washington's
birthday, the 2znd Of February: '---.."' -'.-.'s
1t costs Eve doiIars 10 shoot or trap an old
hare now.
Who Is old enough to remember such
mild winter
Mfr. Thompson, an inmate Of The county
poor house, died at thst institution on Satur-
day night last, aged about 81 years.
Mr.. w. W. Padzett. of this village, who
has been confined to his bed with a severe at
tack Of ala grippe" is out again.
Mr.. Pere Wilmer, Sr., of Baltimore, paid a
flying Visit to his sisters, near Piney, on
Friday.
No skating for the boys this winter, no
mint juleps for the men next summer, all be-
cause Of no ice. Times are truly hard.
Sheriff Adams carried Alfred Heltzman
the escaped lunatic back to st. Elizabeth
Hospital on Monday last
February 10th is the commencement of
Lent. Christians keep the season forty days,
but many worldly ones, owing to the strin-
gcney Of The times, will continue il much longer
this year.
State Senator Washington Wilkinson,
Deputy Collector, John ~ Graves and Con-
gresham elect, Hon. S. Il. Mudd, visited the
Postoffice Department last week to secure the
adoption Of new schedule from Lothair TO
Leonardtown.--Enter
When Dakota and Colorado Young men
read that moonlight strolls in January are
one among the many pleasures our young
people here enjoy, we opine they will, en-
nasse, leave the billiards and grasshoppers
and settle in our midst.
Thousands of people are building up fine
business by pulling down their health. Fcl
such as pursue the course of over-work and
induce thereby liver disease and dyspepsia
Laxador is actually blessing. Price only
rs cents package.
i If your baby is suffering with those trou.
bles that nearly always attend teething, dom
delay, but use at once, DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup.
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NOTICE
STEAM SAW and GRISR HILL,
and Blacksmith Shop.
AT
COX's STATION.

am now prepared to do all the Saving
and Grinding that NAV be needed t's the far
mers in ms section. My facilities are ample
for good and rapid work
Grinding days Wednesdays and Satnr-
DAYS. Saving done on shares or for cash.
wish to inform my friends and the public
that owing 70 the hard times in this neigh
borhood and the scarcity Of none, am COM
PEELED 10 exaefsihe cash on delivery, and i
will lie ussless task for credit. Positively !
will not giant II. Ny business hereafter will
be conducted on strict cash hasis
Lumber, Shingles ard Laths, etc; always
on hand or sawed at The shortest noiiee. AL
kind Of vehicles repaired aud nil kinds Of
farming INDICTMENTS made and repaired at q
short noticed All work done in my SHOPS
are guaranteed. Should any PERSONS ~oft
give way by reason Of workmanship i shall
be again rellsred free Of charge if brought
back 10 my lhop. Thanking the public fH
past fasors, hope share heir rariFanSge If
the future Hal DEN,
cox's ii l,ou, Charles county, Nd.
AT the residps II Il The above named person
| keen constan : IN hand small line Of
groceries to sais he country trade. van lna
buy. e. IL G. HAYDEN. jan i4-1l
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H.vbes,iIIe Items. On Monday

HugheSYllle ltthtS.-Oh Mohuay ot
hast week DR.. L G. Carrieo, who is known
Tor his genial hospitality entertained many Of
his friends. The Doctor ha1 on hand all the
delicacies Of the season, which were highly en-
joyed by all present. but Doctor leap year will
soon be here.
Mr.. Wa. W. Keech dined on lettuce and
radshes New Years day, which had vounta-
rily grown in his garden
Mr. NJ. B. Freeman returned 10 st. Johns
College on aonday with many wishes from
his far, that be may hurry and become ". D.
A grand hop VIII tie given oy the Social
and Literary Club OF Mechanicssille at Bur-
rouzhs Hall, on Friday, 10th Instant. Many
friends Of the club Of this viciaiiy are invited
Farmers III The neighborhood are busily
nreparing tobacco beds, as they know not
~hea they may have the weather - favorable
as nov.
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Southern Nd. nexelnninn !

oV"'"oih "u' Deseioplng Go. Meet.
ing.-A meeting of the stockhold.,, : ia
above named company was held A.. p,.t.
IN Monday. Present. Nessrs. c q T.an.s
ter, j. H. Mitchell, G. F Hayden. \ ! ~
ling, L. A. Wilmer ]. {. Howard !.
Lang, J. F. Matthews, G. A. Borli,s \ :
Bowling, $. R. Neave, Joha B Iraa
L. Contee, 5, Cox, it,, 7. B GOs,h /.
G. Carrico ami A. Posey. Some .m..a.
were made to the bY.laws Of lie con0,.r IA
sEeseaes wefe.ossis. W. aIssqs + - 4 -
ter, ]. c, Lang, 5. Cox, il. and j il n, ,n
on the probable success Of tie sp,.r,... IS
ter meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS 49, : 8
the directors was held and eo,,;a : III
amount of routine business trau,,e,.s ~ L
meeting was harmonious and ve,v ....., :
ny It was the first held in tie u, ss'a''0'
ry Office at La Plata. The room o,,s 'ps'a.
the hotel is neatly furnished and ~. f.'l +
appearance Of business. A map i No.. 80 -
Of the county, and concession. 1. uaae
and development Of land will r. =. V sac
once. s'el'ef at
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-17

JaeksOh's Day. = Wednessar
s s,a instant ln was JaeksOns daT, Ut = The
demonstrations BY his supp p0pas Patriotic
county. "Uld Hickory. j NJ apS = ia this
in their memory when tlecta ,e'r, liEes only
and they see his rugged Old e.. ,lae comes
Of the harp, under the weeeina ny y Tie side
the Democratic ticket, placed s 'a tree %
who would create the impres,oa, a " y those
son were alive be would be .a,, 1nat i Jack
present so called Democratic psr, pp0'le' d The
we cannot say positively whe, !, OIeourse
mans political views would l. i; ~ old geuue-
but as he hAs been deiaea by a, 4 a \ today,
We think bis Charles county ,sDa... ''seraey
ed his memory very shabbI, e srs''s's feat
ebrated With 50 much cerenoav :. = aay eel
Shame on you. You will h. '''sNhs'e- =
s into bis determined but honest ia 49, !. '"A
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Good Annnintment. The

Good Appointment The many friends
in this county of Mr.. ]. Walter Blandtord, Of
Washington, d. c., will be pleased to read
the following special from Washington TO the
Utica, N. y. Herald, published at the home OF
Chairman Delano. 1t says; lion. Milton
Deano, who has been appointed Chairman Of
the House Committee on Pensions, bus APP
pointed j Walter Blandiord, young attor-
new Of Washington, D. G., Secretary Of the
Pension Committee MIR. Blandford has had
several years experience in Congressional
work, and was Official stenograper Of the Ford
select committee on immigration during the
past session Of Congress.
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/. I.ad,'s Perfect Companion. =

4 LadY's Perfect companion. -Unr
.sw hook BY Dr. doha Il. Dte, one Of New
Works most skllfal physicians. shows that
a,,r i not necessary in childbirth but results
ram a causes easily understood and overcome.
y g1sissafyy pfussy saas sng WON IN nay Re.
.aa,a I mother without suffering any pain
shstsver ltalso tells how to overcome and
'-arant n .rning sickness aud the many other
III. attending pregnancy. Il IS highly en-
a',rsaa ~ physicians everywhere as the wife's
s,"s nriya companion. Cut this OUT; it will
~ ~ sou great pain, ard possibly your life
s s.a Ia eput stamp for descriptive circulars,
. oean and confdeatie letter sent IN
- sssaa envelope. Address FRANK THOMAS
80 ~ Publishers, Baltimore, Nd. Tens
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sale az Real Estate Mr.. j. Wheat.
lev. 4 few DAYS sinre, stdd his valuable farm
in Br,antown district % his ueighhor Nm
Queen. Esq. We learn that tile amount paid
WAS 81 500. Mr. Wheatley is one Of tie most
energetic ala thrifty eitiYens in the county
mud Brsanlown district can i'll afford the loss
of such nAn. Il is reported that Mr..
wheatley will remove TO Virginia where he
wifl take the general management Of a farm.
The property 0. Louis DERRICK, the Baltimore
commission merchant
Mr.. " Bureh has also sold bis farm III
the same district TO Mr.. B. N Edelen, who be-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-17

The ihost ENJOYABLE social events of the season
The hall was deliberately decorated wilh cver-
greens so arranged as to present the most
pleasing elect: 10 The center and four corners
OF the hail were suspended wre4tus Of cedar SO
adjusted As to FIRM inverted arches, under The
venteF OF which WIS hung tell formed OF
nlsleto Mud ivy; around tile walls were gar
lAiss and iestonns OF cedar AMI ho ly III, uf
which excited IMMERSED admiration In iced
me Whole scene WAS one which gave evidence
that considerable ariis ic tssie had cen dis
played ii It's conception aud exeeuil3o Much
credit is due Mr.. +. b toward for the success
IL this part Of tie cute. tsinmelA which altltd
bot i little to the lmaut, and interest Of the
ocsaSlun Before d clock The guests began
I 10 arriv, and soon The hall MAS conveniently
hiled with the beauty aud ehivalry OF the sur
lrounding country, With fir representation
fiom abroad.
Among the ladies from abroad may he mem
toned Miss Mary j. Boykin, GF Washington,
lD e., shn WAS handsomely dressed in white
six trimmed With swansdawn. and adorned
With PEARLS; She also ware 4 necklace Of pear )
which sparkled and blazeti ~ If in perfect sym
lp4tAy with the surrounding brittlaey Nj s
Minute Wssi, OF Alexandria, Va, was ii 0
lpreseus, she was dressed in black lace, and
was the object az much favorable comment =
Tie other ladies from abroad were Miss Nellie
s.esasl
and Miss Nellie Bryan, of Prince George :
4 county, Md. From our own county may lie
mentioned Hiss Mollie Dement,, who by her
agreeable and vivacions manners woe the es-
TEEN of all present, and attracted universal I'D
| miration, which made her fit representative
/ OF the beauty aud grace Of old Charles Miss
Kate Dement,, Of New Winsoi College, was
also pre- emit The gentlemen from abroad
| were Mr. Fred Thomas, New York, and Mr.
Huntington, of Alexandria, Va.
All about O. clock the dance begun and,
nWhen music arose with its voluptuous swell,
SotteYes looked love to eyes which spoke again,
And all went merry as a marriage BELL
Dancing was continued un il o clock when
simmer was announced and soon the table,
! lnaded with abundance Of esstables and drinka-
+ lbIes. was surrounded by blushing uelles and
J snoony beaux who proceeded at once, and
without ceremony, to satisfy the cravings OF
! appetles too long neglected. Supper being
i over the danee-hall was again eagerly sought
land the evolutions of the waltz, quadrille and
lIaneers were again repeated and continued Nh
IN after midnight when the gay throng dis
!. nersed aud thus ending one OF the most delec-
lahIe affairs that has occurred during The sea-
IN or that is likely to occur.
MANY will be the happy recollections in con-
5 neeton with this event, when the memory re-
calls il TO view.
pomonkey, Jan 9th, 1890.
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Subscribe to the American II you
wish to keep yourself thoroughly posted as to
the dolnes Of the Solons ut Washington and
Annapolis subscribe to the Baltimore Ameri-
can. II is magnificent journal and is rich
~ worth the subscription price, 81 90 tor the
Weekly aud So 90, for the Daily, per annum.
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II. Heber Boswell,
Captain Commanding.

AFIne Work. MIR. D. +. Beall has Sc
cured the agency for the county of Talmege's
famous sermons on the Wedding Ring, Woman,
The Battle for Bread, Relations of Labor and
Capital, &C., with sketch Of the life Ct tbs
great divine, his early struggles ard expert
encrs. The sermons are gems Of thought and
marvels of eloquence.
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snnarar - harse altaehea d he bug.

lgnnavay "A horse attached e the bug
~ ii Mr.. Hugh Mitchell h-egine untiet wltle
MIR. Mit, he'll eas % visit u his ffient, Mr..
Nj Thomson, On Saadsy evening lest at
Young's Smneh, ard r4n 80 Ie hi1sA
wss imdty smashed, Int the horse was little
II am hurt. Tie vehicle Il row at The stop
az our tou ns.ata, Ned. NSlde for recon
xituetiou. Ned thinks. il hs does not say
ii. ;ha, ii Is ~ i'll Wind that tiows 40 one no
good,
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census acknowledgement
Porter Of the United States Census Bureau, has,
at the instance of Hon S. Il. Mudd, appointed
Mr.. L. N Switzerland special agent to as
certain the mortgage Indebtedness Of the
counties in the Fifth Congressional District
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-17

Death. Mrs. Elkius. Who for several years
past has been house, keeper al the priests
house, Pomffet, died on Saturday morning
las, atier long illness CT consumption. Her
fensains we're iuserFed IA Pomifet Cemetery
- Nonda. list.
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Got an OiiIee Mr.. J Darg, Of Bryan
town. b. received an appointment as type
writer Ia die census bureau. Mr.. Darg went
10 Washington on Monday and Il once enter
ed upon the duihs Of his office. Mr. Darg
has been teacher In one of the public schools
for long time and is said TO have been very
proficient, and will doubtless also give salts
faction 10 his new position. Ills appointment
will give entire satisfaction to the Republican
perty in the county, OF which he has always
been d consistent member.
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Il. Ober & Sons Guano.-All persons
indebted 10 G.. ODER l. Cons Co., for Guano
purchased from John u. Lloyd or
VIM. j. Burch, will please come forward
and make settlement with me, nov sta
toned at Bryan.own.
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~ which Is guaranteed to bring you sat
i onn yes,tlts. or IN ease Of failure return
y purchase price On his safe plan you u a.
buy X - piscoyery for consumption. 1t Is
King s..sssa 10 bring relief in every case, when
guafissh affection Of throat, lungs or chest,
use" - - consumption, Inflammation OF lungs
saca 4 s,sfhnaa, whoopiny coughs Group, &e.
hrone and agreeable to taStes per irctly
Il + M, + lSfys be de PENDED upon. Trial
sair. ARa 49, NF N ~. " padgetf's store.
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Price of Eggs.-Sinee the holidays, the
price Of eggs show downward tendency,
and the fresh country hen fruit is now quoted
at 20 cents dozen, with prospects of lowe
prices before the month closes.
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G. r. e a II
Over Stock Sale !
CONFIDENCE
--BEGETS-

--BEGETS-
CONFIDENCE;
and because we have always made u o
rule to give our trade something better
than We promised for the money, their
confidence in us grows right along =
Here's hint or two on Mems SUITS:
Luts have been cut into; other lots sold
way down, but still we have 3,OOO too
many and they're to go.
10 90, First-class Cheviot and Cashmere Suits
were Is 90, now only 10 90.
Is 90, Splendid Getaway and Dress SUITS.
Many were ls 90, 20 90 and ~ 90, now
only Is 90.
20 90, Elegant Imported Chesiot and CASH
mere Suits, now only 20 90. Cost you
80 90 elsewhere.
These are hints Of what we are doing
at
OEHMS ACME HALL.
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Armory Co. 4, LIST Regiment, l., MN. O.,
Port Tobacco, January 18th, 1890.
Orders No. "a.
This company will assemble at the armory
on Saturday, January 25th, 1890, at o'clock
D. ~, IN fatigue uniform All uniforms or
equipments issued heretofore to members
whose terms of enlistment have expired, must
be returned on that day. Any person desir-
ing to enlist in the company shall report on
that da,,~ 2vsaEdeF,
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NOTICE.

Ordered by The Board Ct Trustees for the
Poor Of Charles county that all TO whom pen
sions have been granted for the ensuing ear,
out of moneY levied in the year 1889, for the
poor, no pension order will be delivered, ex-
cept to the pensioner in person, or 70 their
written order properly attested.
By order OF tue Board of Trustees.
THOMAS III. WEIGH,
dec l3-dt Overseer.
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Boys and Young Mems Clothing,

DUJA dnu lUung M6h UlUlnlns'
We clothe more boys and young men
thin any other houses in the trade.
Why? Simply because we give best val
ues for bottom prices.
FOR THE LITTLE BOYS
Knee Pants Suits, Norfolks,
Knickerbockers and all other ele-
giant Styles. Prices 2 90 upward
FOR YOUNG MEN
A button Sack Suits, 3-button Cut
aways, Walking Suits, Prince Al
bert or Prince Charles Styles. Price
5 SO to 20 90.
You would hardly believe it possible
to gather such a sock and styles as We
show unless you beheld our wonderful
assortment Of Boys Cl,thing More.
over, we clothe your boy from hat tt
hose at
OEHMS ACME HALL.
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Respectfully,


I.adicroas ssisiake.-Aa X widossf
II this county IS smiltra RilA ilrgharuas d y
fir young lady, ami as hs rirsaayneesare
somewhat reduced, he though lssl ) gown
m, it position Would help hia OBSCURE he
aforesaid Young lady. 30 be roagluded 70
make au effort 10 get The covelsl posiiion.-
Instead of making his appeal directly 10 Mr.
Alada, he etbuught ofhis old friend, Al ~ de,
HON lie judged, from the ease and quick
ness he had gotten poaltioas fir himself, caud
With equal ttoiity safely land hia in d ii
and cozy berth under Unrle Sam So he
writes 10 Wade and tells bin Of his declining
years, large fenily aud depressed financial
condition. and urges him to use all his grel /
Influence with Mr.. Mudd and relieve his pow
erty Before placing The first letter in in a
yelope, and while in the mood fol sriunc, be
ljgajtss a second letter. q ayias ss,s.,s
q
i ilafiner, aud eloquentiy depicted Der ne 81
ease and loving comfort, il she would but be-
come an ''old mans darliGg,o Sangaiae 10
a marked degree, he jubilantly folded tie two
letters, placed them IN envelopes and directed
them. The one intended for Wade was IN BIZ
hurry and excitement directed to The Young
lady. When she had received and CAREFUL,
perused ii, she very naturally concluded
from his own admissions, that the old pentle
man was not only too old, but too Ooor f.,
her. Not having discovered his niuala i,
called few days thereafter on The yooDu lad,
but his reception was 50 cold and ehlv ,ha
he speedily departed, despoudenlly vouaeriu,
what the matter could be. The OtAs, la,tq
i've have not heard from, butt i as q i,
it will not get for the amcrous and aDr,;ae
but too careless widcwer, the coveted ! vs,o
ment position.
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The Deiineat0r.-Th The February number
Of this valuable magazine is out and II posi-
le is more attr ,elive and interesting than
any pteyious issue. IL is a monthly maya
zine, devoted 10 fashion. culture aud fine arts,
and shurld lie III every refined and intelligent
--rgeyrsz~ru-re~sss-- r-rTTfsv Il ,.;{
quarterly collection ga Sunday the 10th after
morning sefyiee. = otess, s q.
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Furnishings.

It's surprising what little cash and
a clearly expressed letter will do Git you
can't call in person. towards fitting you
out stylish and comfortably with Neck
wear, Shirts, Collars. Cuffs and all the
requisites and neat things Of a gentle
mans smaller wardrobe. Guarantee
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Come to see US when in the city,
whether to buy, to look or to rest. Our
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Der. our Clothing and Furnishing Stock
is the largest in the South, and we save
you / to / on every purchase you maker
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D R Y c OODS
In Washington.
Nete .Stme Gnshmeron.

Nee Style Cashmeres,
with wide handsome side band, very fine q'ial-
iiy. amt Wide douse, only 2Gr. Excellent
quality black silks, zoe. Silver fray, dnnile
woo hlankeis ] %. Excellent quality cloth
for bol 5 wear, zoe. Immense size aud exlIa
heavy wool blankets oi.y 90 These nlc
positively he ueet and cheapest blauke III
the United States for the prize.
Rogql Fscnch Serge
All ceiors, black included, wide d,uhle
width, and al pune wool, the real vans 1t
these eiegar dress goods IS 50e, and our re-
duaed cash ptire only 3T9c. Black Sa III
Siks excellent quality, soc. Pure white ~
lie Damask, ali linen, nearly TWO yards Wtie,
only SOC. lieavy Bed Comforts, 75c, SIC. %
Cloth for Men and Boys Wear.
Immense assortment, a7e1, soc, SIC, 75c,
SIC, 90.
Mo CREDJT
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- opawg.s nor RiTTEBS

t,,,irnstion. Rilioosness, Dyspepsia. Mala-
0llss r,.a,lsnoss. AMI General Debility rhysi-
fi sa,.oa4aend IT, All dealers sell Il. Genuine
elis and crossed red lines wrapper.
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FAR SALE

4 store Horse and Dwelling Il wicomice
FOR sale. Apply to
oct l-am !. FOsEll Attorney
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County Alliance Meeting The +

county Alliance Meeting The FAR
mers Alliance met in Port Tobacco on Satur-
day last, and after business meeting, which
was in secret, an address was delivered by
Mr.. Dunning, Of Washington. The gentle
man was well informed and handled his sub
iect "The depressed condition ofagricuilure, :
With considerable force and ability, but like
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FotaI -allh QnsonaI.


GAr- The Office n ne NONRESIDENT has been
genOped 10 ne first foor Of de Masonic Hal,
tnsmediatsly opposite tie Epise0pGl Church.