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lie Deserves Defeat.

How do Demo rats expect, that is if
they have any hope at all, 20 elect Mr..
Compton? by bribery, similar to that
prac;ccd in this county in 1885. How
do we know this? BY positive proof.
not TO be disputed. SO when Democrats
begin to cry gu; the loudest that Repub-
licans are going to buy Democratic vo-
tors to stav at home that is the time to
watch the aforesaid Democrats more
closely, il is the well kno yn trick of
shouting stop thief by the culprit him
self. III Washington there is an organ
iiatiOu known as the Maryland Demo-
cratic Club, over which presides the
honorable gen,lcnan, who, it was de-
cided by Judge Brooke was not resi-
dent Of this county, which is engaged in
the work of collecting corruption fund
in that city for the purpose, If POSSIBLE, of
defeating Mr. Mudd. 1t is stipulated
by the aforsesad club that The money
70 collected shall be placed in this cOun-
ty where it is believed more colored men
can be bought than elsewhere in the dis
,rct. Nov what must fair minded men
think Of party which resorts to all
known tricks and all manner Of corrup-
lion 20 accomplish its ends, while at the
same time its leaders are standing in
public places thanking God that they
are not like other wicked men. Comp
ton wanted vindicaticn but he was
afraid to undertake to fight for that vim
dcation, on the same ground or with
the same forces, so he secured the pas
sage of a law, which would take off a
portion of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trct. Not satisfied with this, like his
former companion Cotton, he, or his
SCENTS appealed to race prejudice and de-
chred Southern Maryland should not be
dominated by negroes, when he knew
full well that there was no such proba-
blity, and Tie bastard Australian cleo
ton law and the Ubiquitous registration
law was enacted by the same willing leg
islature, and hundreds of men, Demo-
Gratis, as well as Republicans, we're dis
franchi,e d 9Th TIE hope that more Re-.
publicans woui1 lose their votes than
Democrats and the astute Compton be
she gamer thereby. And in, addition
10 all, fearing that the two measures
above described might fail, Compton's
willing tools will spend money freely 20
buy the weak TO commit crime
that be may again occupy a seat in
Congress DO you not think candid
men that it is time once for all to put a
stop to such proceedings by voting
against Compton and give him the kind
of ylndicatiuH he deserves?
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Secretary Of st e. James G. Blame
was in Ohio This work a1d spoke 10 i'm.
mense au licences in McKiulpy's district
urging {! e people If that State t. return
her distinguished $. n - a Sc Il in tho
52al Congress irrsdi' si'icn his political
opponents wouli deprive him by the
gerrymander scheme The Secretary :
reception WAS most cuthn .instie AMI
showed that be had lost none Of hi. old
time popularity an that he is sull re-
gnrded by the Western people, as here.
os the greatest living sfaiesman not
even excepting the Grand Old Man Of
Eugland 1t is estimated that the utter
ancrs Of Mr. Blaine ia behalf of Major
Mckinley. AMI his unauswerable arSu-
ments in defence Of the Republican party
and its principles will turn the tile IN
Ohio aud that tha; State will 90 Repub-
lean by safe majority and Mr.. Ne
kinley be reelected So mote it be.
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The Campaign.


Mr. Mudd has pretty thoroughly can
vassed the Fifth Congressional District.
and be feels satisfied that, if the enthusi-
astic re ,eptions he received wherever he
went can be a guide, his election to Cou
gress is beyondthe possibility ola doub:
Last week he spoke, to large audiences
in different portions Of Cal and ST.
AIarys counties. At the county seat Of
Calvert in his speech Mr. Mudd said in
part:
owe rally again under the policy of a
protective tar;ff-a tariff that will main
tain the difference between the rate Of
wages maid lg tbs SaS ssss. - y.
The issue on the one side is policy that
will protect the industries of the Ameri-
can people; on the other a tariff simply
for the purpose of raising a revenue at
such low rates as to encourage the i'm
portaton of foreign goods. "
II voted against the increased duty
on tin-pa,e," said Mr.. Mudd, but be-
lieve the industry will spring up in this
country now that it can stand cOmpeti-
ton with England, and with competition
in that line here tin would soon be cheap
er than ever The increase of duty is
only one-sixth of a cent per can. On the
other hand, we save you by putting sugar
on the free list two to three cents per
pound for every pound that comes to
your door. Say there are two thousand
families in this county, allowing $40 to
Sl2 for each to be expended in that ar
tcle. and we save to the people
of this county, by this re-
duciion, between six and seven thou
sand dollars a year. The Republican
party fourte, n or fifteen years ago placed
tea aud coffee on the free list, and it is
the policy of the party to admit free Of
duty such products as we cannot produce
here. The last Congress placed upon
the free list a greater number of articles
than any other Congress. Tariff on
binder Irvine was reduced by the Nc
Kinley bill so per cent and the present
rate is only seven-eights of cent per
pound eighth less shan was con-
tanned in the Mills bill. If the tariff is
tax on the consumer. why is it we buy
A good article Of calico at five cents
yard at any of our country stores, when
the duty on the same article is five cents?
1t is competing industries of the country
that bring down prices. When Con-
gress assembled in 1889 wheat in Chi
oago brought 10 cents per busbeli when
in 1890 it was understood the govern
ment was going to increase the currency
and the Mckinley bill would pass Con-
gress wheat went up to 81 10 and corn
also advanced in the same market 20
cents per bushel." Mr. Mudd pictured
the wealth and prosperity of New Eng
land. and added: Wherever you 6nd
agriculture aud the factory together you
fnd prosperity. Give us free trade and
tariff wages would have 10 come down,
the factory would necessarily go down
and we would be a. the mercy of Eng
land, aud she would charge US just what
she pleased. This Congress reduced the
revenue on tobacco from eight to six
cents per pound, myself refused to
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for n tnr;G LII until liz .ol

vote for tariff bill until this reduction
on tobacco was made.
We have free trade among fourty-four
loyal States under one government and
one flag, and wherever new State has
been admitted the frsi thing she does is
to pass a verdict in favor of the party
that rave her protection.
There is no CLEAN of the bayonet in
the force BILL" said Mr.. Mudd, "but
what we want and what we are going to
haze is an honest ballot and that ballot
fairly counted. Talk about local self
government, the Democratic party has
done everything to tread down local self
government i'll Southern Maryland. The
49, zssSSs,11v.a,,. rs $. N, s.se ),
taken from our judges and placed in the
hards Of the governor who had shown a
blind eye to the constitution of the State,
and there was also placed in his hands
the appointment of a collector of your
taxes when he could not serutini2e and
guide safely the man who handled the
money of the State.
Mr.. Mudd was particularly severe on
the registration law. and added: 1.-THE
rich man goes TO Europe in luxury and
is left ON the vetiug list, bat the man
who goes to work falls victim to the
registrars axe" He also stated "that
at the last congressional election had the
correct return been made from Calvert in
the 6cst instance, instead of twenty eight
votes short, he would have had his seat
in Congress from the beginning"
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Before the next issue of
The INDEPENDENT the voters
in this Congressional Dis
trict will have cast their bal
lots and the votes so cast
will show . majority for
Hon. S. E. Mudd, if every
Republican does his duty.
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When Democrats say that
Mr.. Mudd has nota ghost of
a show do not believe them.
They said the same thing
two years ago and Mr..
Mudd'S chances are brighter
and better than then.
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Anntinn Rargains

In aannels, Red Flannel, White Flannel,
Blue Flannel, Grey Flannel Shaker Flannel,
awful cheap Canton Flannel, real good
quality, cheap at Sc. Henrietta Cashmere
Serge, nearly one yard and a half wide, all
pure fine wool, all colors wonderful cash bar
gain soc, real true value 75s Very best
quality Fruit of the Loom Bleached Cotton,
one yard wide, only s4ci price every here -oc.
Black SIX Mohair Briliantines, vide double
fold excellent -, 81, 37lc. Ladies Balbrig-
gan English Stockings the very best A5c
quality, Our reduced price three pairs for DOC.
Colored silk Velvets 80, SIC, 90. Colored
Snrah Silks 40 so IL
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-CASH
--PRICES--
--FO3---
...4-,.s
'-.--e~'uRY Goods
Dnnhle White wool Blankets

slightly soied at less than actual cost. Price
I -, So, al, IS. 4 10. Very finest quail
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Toe, real true value, l2lc. ladies Clotn
1ress Goods, one yard and half Wide, al
pure fine WOOL, all colors, navy blue, black
green, garnet, brown, specihl cash bargain
only SOC. Henrietta English Cashneres, ex-
-e;lent quality, wide double With, all eolcrs'
only 2jt. Sheeting Cotton, immense double
width excellent nnaLitY. pc.
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Peter Jackson, the pugilist, will ar
rive in this country again November 9th,
for tour of the States under the man
agement of Parson Davies. Jackson's
reception in Australia was enthusiast
tic. He will star with Jem Corbe:t,
the Parson accompanying them.
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Watch the Democratic
campaign committees, they
have money and will not
hesitate 10 Use it in buying
votes.
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Do you suffer with chlblains? | GER
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Remember that while the
Democrats are ever crying
out against Republican cor
ruption, they never fail to
try and corrupt every one
who will accept q bride.
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Senator Sherman gives it as his opiu-
ion that in ten years this country will
produce all the sugar we need, and in
five yeats there will be manufactured
here 800, 600 tons of tin. plate. What's
the matter with a tariff that will bring
about this prosperity and give employ
ment to so many hands
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Carriers
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Also, Table Damask Ladies' JERSEYS, Bed
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The Rev. Father Fransioli pastor and
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According to the c,nsus. Maryland's
population is ,040, 43l Il ought to be
fully 1000, 600 and it soon will be when
we get rid of the lightweight admins
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PUBLIC NOTICE

We, the undersigned citizens of Charles
county, hereby give notice that at the expira-
ton OF thirty days from the date hereof we
will petition the County Commissioners of
Charles county to open public road leading
from ''Hanson Hip through the lands Hugh
Mitchell, Mrs. Mary J. Davis, Mrs. Robert
Furgusson, D. |. Sanders, George and Bsr-
nard Matthews TO La Plata
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Mr.. Mudd will again rep
resent the Fifth Dis.r ct in
the Congress Of the U. S.
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t7CI , III WIN -. ~. w. tt-tEt,
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Insurance ConDan1
Returned I'd POttcD
45.o37.337.34


r.,t ssats Ian ! 237,33734
any Lie insurance OoIay Tue
I Pcv has endorsed on plain figures h option, cash
nion amount borrowed from the Company the Policy;
Policy 4h
lev yue Large Annual Dividends (Which can be used
the of which
ontn H. 10 ~ rear DISTRIBUTION
before
lends and in case death the Lose all your dividends
The Mutual dy lends than other companies The actual
on noiey during the
Ainn Wilmer of Port Tobacco Md-S70Oo Ordinary Le focy
Cost the first ''''''.S - ~
Cost the Second year Cover u cent Off III 80
Tn the wear Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark
Million Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars for death
few letters in relation to such payments made through
Aliens Fresh Charles Co. Md, April 10th 1890
H. Goddard Baltimore Md Dear sRepyng to yours Of l4h
instant have to saw that insured The Mutual Be
Company Newark n j. March 9th 1881 for $1,000 be
died February proofs loss March 27tl and
on April M 5000 &c. settlement fall of policy with
dividend. Yours Respectfully,
Signed Pere Wilmer, IT,, Administrator
Baltimore Nd May 10th, 1890
thereby acknowledge H. Goddard Agent of the Mutual Ben
eft Life Insurance Company N of s. 39 IS, being the full
1908 life husband joseph Slime MIR Slime
was shortly before the last premium fell due April 10Th,
that due the premium
nd Mr. Slime The policy paid by the Company,
will it, that comments
Company those that seek prrelon to life insurance
Stne 1921 Madison Avenue.
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Agent for Maryland District of Columbia anl West Virginia.
No = SOUTH Holiday Baltimore III.
Howard Maryland Co Ma.
AL Poiy-IJl~s.
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Thomas GGo9fn m Harn Pr S %n' 5a,tor
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Work ! Work /! Work II!
No Republican should fail
to do his best to guarantee
the success OF our gallant
standard bearer, the Hon.
S. E. Mudd, at the coming
election.
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NOTICE.

TIVE Board of County Commissioners
1 will meet al their Office in Port Tobacco
Tuesday, November 18th, 1880,
for the transaction of miscellaneous business
Road Supervisors repor s tor the month Of
October will be paid on that day.
Collectors must pay over to the Treasurer
on that day the amount Of their respective re-
quisidons on Road and Bridge Fund for 1890
Bies will be received for winiering the
county mules, each pair will be wintered in
the district in which they belong.
By order of the Board.
kL0YSIUS E B0WLISG, President
SAMUEL c. PADGETf, Clerk and Treasurer
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NOTICE.

AHPersoas are forwarned not to tresspass
uponny farm idaho either with or with
out Dig or gun. The law will be rigedly Gu
forced against all persons disregariing this
notice L. STONE.
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OfSes DAYS in Port Tobacco, Tnes5ay,
Thursday and Saturday of each week.
Washington Office, Room 10, G7nton Build
ing, near City Hall.
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Republicans should not
fail to do their whole duty
from now to the election.
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VIM. D. Campbell i Co.'S. firm is a reliable
one, and ITS prices suit the times. Cali at
their lumber yards on llIh Street, S. Z
when You visit Washington.
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These goods are rot bought from
Drummors at high price and a credit
"f three or fanr months, paying
the Drnmmers Eight Doiir,rs PR day for
travelling expenses. which has to be add
ed to the cost All my goods are bought
from first hands and viii syll thom for
Cash at . small profit The Credit, the
Tallow Candle, the Flint Locks, and
O!lice Bibles. are barbaric relics of an
age gone by. Cash before delivery,
electricity. free trade and tariff reform
ana Racket Stores are the advanced
Piopecrs Of the day. So buy your goods
from he
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Their large stock is selected with special
reference to giving good value for the price
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and no ab element is made to any one, unless
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Their various Departments embrace a very
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White Goods. Laces, Embroileries and
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Ladies and Misses Wraps, jackets,
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