Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-24
transfers Or Property.-BiIIs d Sal

Transfers OF Property Bills Of Sale
From John b. Lynch to j. Samuel Tnrner;
consideration, $40 NJ. v. Herbert and al to
A. Posey; consideration. Si25 %. George
w. Dyson to Charles P. Wright, considera-
ton, $50 H. r. Harris and wife to Chrispin
and Dawkins; consideration, $l05O. George
Hawkins to Carpenter Bros consideration,
$50. Hezekiah Queen to ]. J. Cough; consid-
Grafton, $500. N Harrison Anderson to
SamHel Cox, Jr consideration, SCI IL
Hubert F. Roby 10 S. II. Coz; consideration.
$3.50. r. Melville Payne TO Thomas u Car
penier consideration, Sl2s II. Charles H.
Roby to John 7. Langley; consideration,
S37 81. VIM. II. Campbell aud wife to l. 5
Herbert 4 Co consideration, 500 80. VIM.
II. thrismoud to r. L. Tippeit; consideration,
$50. E. Gill Bowling 10 Mary G. Gardiner;
consideration. SllGs SO VIM. H. Butler 70
R. l.. Tippctt consideration, $40. g. !
Herbert to r. 4. Tippett consideration, $50.
Ann NJ. Thompson and al to .. l.. nppctti
reconsideration, So. VIM. A TIindle to X Il.
Edelen; consideration, $50. james Green to
Martha Il. Wills: consideration, SAG. Wm.
Ford to George W Carroll constipation,
SCI George F. Wilkinson to SasloF and
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accomplish great purpose Vakrned bis iadr
cause by abuse Of those who differed with him brar
His assertion that he "woud Walk hundred sev
mites to see John Sherman bnrnelalhe stake lean
nnd would help To pile W lh- iagueo because tail
Of alleged ticks in fnanci, leslslaoa, was paeE
considerably applnuded, but the minds OF IN qasi
prtmIiced listeners were uucsuseioaslv car oyst
ried 10 Chicago where such abusr runs iol in is 81
the socialistic orders. II was evideat, how
ever, 10 all Who heard the gentemL address
that he was very murh In earnest, and his nm
usiihahle anuse may he attributed to his ~
honest belief that the proper wy oaccam- sese
pIish needed legislation is to dana The legis nut
lator. The other portions Of his address, was le'
forcible aud logical and some ofitmusl have bo,,
hcen very hard for the free trader 70 swallow. GOV,
Ills assertion that farmers did not need cheap lev
.o,,o,, .ho., .lo,h and s,ch o,h.. -; luis
ties, but rather, higher prices for their farm TN
products, and cheaper dollars Nas in fact a n.
strong ndirec. plea for the American doctrine
of protection, which strives to shutOu CHEAP ]
foreign goods and build up all over our land ose
diversified industries, profitable 10 lon-pro- mi
it1
farmers for their products and thus consume con
at home the lbs. more bacon, The n more - so0
lbs. of -four and spend tine II more cents per Flu
capita, which he says is all that will BE- neces
sary, to make us eat every pound Of bacon
aud flour, and spend all the money made in
our country. His statement that more money I
per capita was needed was correct one a. STA
the country each year is growing with won. ~ =
derful rapidity. lie was evidently moi ware plei
that since the present administration has come ven
into power, immediately graspiug the stua- deP
ton, the amount has been increased hv that NV
able fnancler, Secretary Window. two aoI. adv
lars per capita, and should the couatry re- g I
main in control of the party now in nowsr pm
with no hostile branch of either bouss =, in. nd
pede their efforts to relieve the necs,,ias Of Gee
the farmer, the country's prOspediy will be His
far greater than at any time within isH..orv aea
We wish success to the Farmers Alliance and ness
hope they will all sec, as we do Az, S 4 wor
way could they better advance tbej, ,,o.a,,s pct
than to support the party which i 0ow 81, mV1
mas ever reen, ready and willing N five reno
them all requisite Legislation to iD,,...a ,hs Of E
prices of their products, aud which Vim !, \. wes
same time, increase the prosueri,, : !. his
country at large. age
that