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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-16
Nte1U advertisements.
For Sale T!

A Twenty-H Horse Power detached
Engine 8 Boiler 8 Grist Mill,
which will grinI one hundred to one
hundred and twenty five bushels per day.
Everything as good as new.
HENRY EHLERS,
Near Randall's Ferry, Escatawpa, Miss.
May 16, 1890. l2-6m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-16
GREENE COUNTY

GREENE COUNTY.
Beat Randall l.. IRELAND.
Beat Jacob f. Mclean.
Beat 3.-JOhn West.
Beat 4.-David q. Eubanks.
Beat 5.-William w. Thompson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-19
Complimentary Hob.

There was quiet hop last Saturday
evening at the parlor of Harnisch 4
Baer which was we'll attende d. The
most noticeable feature was the re-
freshments served up, which was
probably more enjoyed than it merry
dance among those present were
Misses Dora Scheihagen, Mary
Scheihagen, Helen Tolle, Alvina De-
gen, Katie Degen, Katie Hannich,
Lena Hannich, Clar Highlander,
LOttie Bracken and the Misses Haul
ser, ReimOn, Nagenfuehr, Ohnesorge,
Koerps, Richter and Schroeder, Messrs
Herman Herwick, Louis Degen, Otto,
Ed, and ALI Anderson, Henry Tolle,
Albert Tolle, George Lang, Louis
Huth, August Ohnesorge, Albert
Dittmar, Fritz Pfeuffer, Chas. Bar
thololemaie, Frank Galpin and
Schroeder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-19
"Nobody VIII Ever See II"

The advantage Of thoroughly adver-
Using whatever one has TO sell, have
been set forth by the newspapers in
the strongest light. so that most peO-
pie acknowledge the evidence to be
overwhelming. The Vallejo lCai.)
Chronicle contains sthe following,
which illustrates this subject and
proves that a man may be a doubt
ing Thomas, yet have considerable
faith when it becomes aroused by
some extraordinary circums tances.
A short time ago we called upon a
certain party in business in Vallejo,
and asked him why he did not adver-
tise in the Chronicle.
"Oh! because he answered, "what
is the use? Nobody will ever see it,"
"You'fe mistaken said we, every
page in our paper is read"
Nonsense" he replied; even if they
did read my advertisement, people
would never think of it again. l
don't want to advertise"
NO butts at all. | don't want to
advertise, and don't bother me any
more I'm busy" And he walked
back into his store and strangIed a
poor little fly that was helping itself
from barrel of sugar.
Time passed, and we never again
intimated advertisement" to him,
although meeting him daily. Yes
terday the gentleman called at our
sanCtum, looking little uncertain as
to how he would be received. We
cherished no hard feelings, and mo-
toned him to a chair
II suppose you heard of that little
affair of mine belOw.n
"Oh! yes" said we; that little
escapade on Kearney street, night
before last?"
Eyes, we've got all the particu-
lars -"
Hush not so loud, please" said
he; "Of course, you are going to say
nothing in the paper about it,"
"And why not? It's matter of in
terest to your friends and the people
generally"
"Heavens! Why it would ruin
meu
"Oh, no guess not. Nobody will
| ever see itu'
Eyes, they will And it will ruin
me as sure as Pm sitting here. I'll
be the laughing stock of the town.
They will see it!''
We rose and touched him on the
| shoulder.
"Well, we will admit that the peO-
pie will see it, but then you know,
they will never think of it againW
His words came back to him like a
flash, and he trembled so violently
that his eyeballs fairly jingled; and
he was such an object of commisera-
ton that we promised to keep mum.
This little moral, as drawn from the
above, is applicable the world over.
Ask man to advertise and he will
say, in the majority of cases, that
Nobody will ever see it," but adver-
tise gratis some little indiscretion he
may commit, and he Immediately
grows indignant over the certainty
that the whole world will know it
Elk.
The delegation of Catholic knights Of
America get off for Austin tomorrow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-19
PERSONAL NOTES.

nr. Herman. of Medina. has returned
from pilgrimage TO the Spring Palace.
Miss Nellie Green. of Brackctt, is visit
ing friends in tn" city.
+. NcGOwan. of Austin. is at the Cen
trail.
George Snyder. prominent citizen OF
kcrrViIlc. i at the Central.
McS>r>. \. c. and G.. +. Schrcincr. OF
kcrrviIlr, are at tn" Mcngrr.
Mrs. 5. \. EichlitZ, of Victoria is at the
Mcng"r.
J. w. ByrncS. of Galveston. has regis
tered at the Maverick.
Il. a. Ragiand. Esq. of Swrctwatcr. is
in town with headquarters at the Central.
Henry Sinner has gone to McMuIcn
county on business.
Mr.. VIM. DobrowoISki has returned
from his visit to Hot Springs. Ark.
CSh"riff A. BOdcmann. of Rocrnc. is at
the Mahncke.
DR.. II. T. Wulff, of Marion, is at the
Mahnckc.
Samuel Utlcy and hrfd" are at the
Mahnckr from Kcrrvillc.
Rev. w. O. Hutchinson and wife and
Miss Petit. of San Marcos. are at the
Mahnck". on their way home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Zadch. of san Antonio.
have arrived safely in Hamburg. Ger
many.
: Il. Ea>lry. Miss Belle II. EaScIy and
Sidney Bell Falsely. of IIondo City. is Il
party now in the city.
Miss Ella Honcygcr. Miss Emma Bell
and Miss Hattie Bell. Of Hondo City. are
guests at the st. Leonard.
Hon. PctcrMcC LELAND and wife. Mrs. |.
\. Mckay and Miss Violet Mckay. Of
Waco. is Il party who are at present in
this city. at I'll" Mcngcr. Mr.. McCIrland
is ON" Of Waco'S solid citizens.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-19
Maffi & Co. Proprietors

Ba Bear in mind that Frank J.
Beitel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
Open all night. Prescription
druggists Tips & Silverthorn, corner
of Houston and Ave. G. 2 10 If
Shirts, underwear and furnishing
goods, particularly our one dollar
shirts and twenty-five cent socks
cannot be surpassed. PANCOAsT q,
Son. 4-1-tf
The old reliable furniture house
of r. Becker will sell parlOr suits in
pushes from $50 upward. Largest
assortment in the south. I'm
Ba~Bear in mind that Frank j.
Bethel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
Some of the finest bargains in city
and ranch property are offered by
John Il. Hambleton & Co. 4-l6-tf
Silk plush parlor suits from $3.50
upwards. Other furniture in proper
ion for 80 days, at.R Becker's. I'm
JESS. M. BELL,
TIp JpWplCr 0Gi Commerce street
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-19
WATCH AND JEwELRY

Wa Oh AND JEWELNI
Repairing and Engraving done in best
manner at jess NJ. Bells. J-l7-Ijt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-19
JESS. M, BELL.

LII
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18
Written for the Independent.
GOOD NIGHT.

Up Ger the eastern woodlands, the pale moon
glides in view,
And the twinkling stars are peepiug through
the dusky vaults of blue;
The world is still and istless. the great davis
work is done,
And the laborer has sunk to Slumber, till
another morrovys sun.
stand beside my window, stand silent and
alone,
Aud watch the glimmering footlights. that
stud the heavens dome,
tiuge Of sadness comes DER me. 81 the
quiet, solemn sight
And lapt, and hushed, IN wonder, murmur
low, GOOD night"
"Good night'.-the winds are LIST ning and
bear the sound away
Till it floats across, far over the niles that dis
tant lay
Between me and you dearest, say do YOU I'M
dorstand
And know that am speaking across these
miles of laud2
Do the tell-tale winds say further, that am
thinking here
OF when you We stood beside me. and wbis-
pered softly dear?
As lovers Oft do whisper, my hand elasned in
your own,
Till life seemed all too happy-th those moments
that have flown.
| wonder if the breezes, as they bear nv words
awGy,
Thus sly, these spry young zephyrs. thai list
10 all say,
win End you bright and happy, or find YOU
lone and sad
And if the words, they take you. will make
your heart seem glad. 80 '''
How long I've stood here musinv-a rather
,.la,e,..4 t..-l- IdAitee
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Candidates .sgs.. ass-sssos--s.~->~ssss~.
as flies il the summer tune.
A new wharf is being built at River.
side.
Mr. Sebastian WEIGH, formerly a com.
positor in this Office, has been made q
brakesman on the b. & o. r. r.
Mr., II. T. Whiting & Co , of Rock
Point, have closed out their stock of
merchandise and fruit business.
Mr.. r. i. Tippett has been appoint
ed postmaster at Dentsville, vice i. A.
Murphy, resigned.
Callahan, of Washington. representing
the Census Bureau, visited the county
on Wednesday and took census of the
dredgers and tongers Of this county.
Mr.. J. Il. Grayson, the Hedge Fence
agent, has been through the county dur
ing the week replanting and trimming
his planting of tSo years ago.
We are glad to know that our little
folks at Bryantewn public school ,ele.
brated Arbor Day. In after DAYS it
will be a pleasant thought to recall the
recollections of the happy hour spent in
planting the beauties of nature.
Mr. Mudd has iutrolue bill which
will place Elijah j. NJ. Button, apothe-
cary at the Naval Academy. on the re-
tired list for meritorious and continuous
service at the academy for nearly forty
years.
judges Brooke and Crane on Friday
Of last week appointed Hon Francis Nj
CAN'T States Attorney for Calver. coun-
". Mr.. CAN'T is a young lawyer of
considerable ability aud will undoubted-
y fill the Office credibly.
A suit has been docketed in the Cir
,uit Court for Baltimore city BY Miss
Nittie Wills of this county, against J. |
Walter Carpenter, Esq, for 81 900 |
damages for breach of contract in the
ease of Mount Air farm
Mr.. S. +. Smith, doing general mer-
business at Glymont aud in
Georgetown, was in town on Tuesday.
lie says his business is a success and we
ire glad to know it, for he is an ener-
'ctic and thrifty person, and such people
We like to hear of succeeding.
Natures efforts are always directed Alright;
ut sometimes occasional assistance of the
roper kind proves eminently serviceanle to
er eforis Laxador combines every quality
D render il of peculiar service in very many
iseases
The diseases Of babyhood are so rapidly
'eakening that the quickest means should be
sed to check them. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup
the unfailing remedy for these complaints. ,
rice only % cents.
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"Reminiscences Meotiug

commissioners Meeting.-The County
commissioners met on Tuesday to make ar
Engagements to begin work on the roads that
are in such frightful condition. The mules
were called in and examined They appeared
in fair condition aud ready for work with
the exception Of one old pair that looked rath-
cr feeble, but the Commissioners decided not
10 replnce them as vet The respective corps
will begin on Monday aud work AS long as the
money lasts. Two collectors bonds we're an
proved, aud 5 Henry Cox appointed collector
Tor the First Collection District, vice G.. l..
Rcby, declined Sylvester Mudd brought a
claim against the county for damages done his
horse aud buggy by hole ia q rad bridge
The Commissioners after thoroughly examin-
ing the case compromised it with him hy pay
ing ten dollars. Tie death Of Mr.. = 3.
Swan was officially made known to the
Board. Letters Of administration will have
70 be granted on his estate before ANY more
taX's due him can be collected This trouble
occurring so near court the court EXPENSE
fund may be embarrassed, as no reQuis-
lion can be drawn tor any funds belonging to
the deceased collector. 10 avoid any dificul-
" however, larger acquisitions have been
made on the other collectors.
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Communicated
Pomonke, Anil l4Lh. |

= :
Mr.. Editor .-Thlnking perhaps yonr readers
may be interested in what's happening in this
community ! will eudeavor to relate briefly
what has been transpilng for the past few
weeks
On Monday the 18th instant, quite nice
hop and oyster supper was given AT Tubman' ;
Hall Under the auspices OF Messrs Harmon X
Tubman. Undoubtedly this was the most Sc
lect and best attended dance given tor II long
time. The C mmtlee was indetatigable in its
efforts 70 make the dance 1.-The affair of the
season and well rewarded was its efforts -
Truly was old Charles well represented by
blushing bellies and spoony heaux.
The season Of fasting and prayer having
ended every one entered in to the dance with
huoYant spirits as it determined to make up
for lost time during the Lenten season. Too
much praise cannot be accorded Mrs. +. NJ,
Nelson, who so excelenuy superintendent the
supper room. II is to be hopeo the young
men will give another one of these pleasant
little sociables soon again. Among those pres
ent may be mentioned, Miss Mary J. Boyk
of Washington, Miss Nellie Thomas, OF New
York, Misses Green, Thompson, Hodges, Nell
lie Bryan, Miss Matte FaTrall, of La Plata,
Messrs. Tubman, Harmon, Brawner, Henry
Needy Settle Owen, Roger and Lee Manning,
Misses Mollie and Mary Dement,, Messrs. f..
Dement, Willie Thompson and MANY others.
The Pomonkey Alliance is growing rapidly
having a membership of %.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Benson b. D. Bond and
daughter and Miss Mary Thomas the attrac-
tive little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. II W.
Thomas, Of Calvert county, spent their Easter
with DR.. ] W. Thomas. They returned
home on Wednesday last
Miss Nellie Thomas, niece Of Dr. j. W.
Thomas who has been spending the fall and
winter with her uncle has decided to remain
all the spring in Charles
These items would surely be incomplete did
] not mention the beautiful front yards Of
Mrs. B. D. Tubman and Mrs DR.. Il. X Comp
ton. These ladies have expended much time
and labor in Identifying theif homes but tru-
ly may it he said their labors were not in
vain. Zenas.
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Arh0r Day.-April 9th being made le
gal holiday by Governor jackson for planting
trees, etc, aud known as Arhor Dav, was eel
ebrated by the bows and girls, assisted h,
their teacher, Of Bryaniown Public Schoo
No. ), ny a foot tournament. As unr schoo
is situated in a lovely grove of oaks, there
WAS no need Of tree planting, hut e upr0oted
a few Of them TO decorate our school room
and arches. The arches we're trimmed with
cedar aud arbuius, which made them heAuti-
ful. At the appointed hour, O'Clock, the
boys and girls assembled with their friends.
I'D the running began hut five runs were
made when terrible storm drove US indoors.
We did not mind tais much for while the
rain and hail peted the horses outside, we
dauced merrily by the violin The storm
passed about p. m, we got some eO0red
men swept off jheA wiliaH.f lliless.sI de chigs
and letyes and resumed. runninl p'ps.
tDe clouds were so dark, the Ifigs could not
he seen until within few incAles At them. =
Our Judges stit we were Rret-footed sharp
eyed and stclly nervel. Our Knights were
as follows
F. 0. Boatman, Knight ofJust for the Fun
OF u, Q rings
+. 4. Murray, Kaight of Marray's llot.l,
j. B5armar, Knight of Bryahtown,
9 rings
7. F. Bowling, Knight of Hughesvillr,
9 rings
J. F. Gardiner, Knight of Maryland,
9 rings.
Y. L. Burch, Knight Of Locust Hill,
8 tiugs.
+. G. Bowling, Knight of Pleasant Hill,
: rings
7. F. Trottcr, Knight of + m Left To-Day,
rings.
G, X. Burch, Knight of Green Cup,
: rings.
G c. Burch, Jr.. Knight of Charles county,
S rings
Five knights tied for Queen, then run left
Knights, then finger rings were hung, and
Knight Of 'Just Tor the Fun Of IT, came
off victor IN the tilt with Knight Of "Bryan.
ton;" Knight of "Hughesvillen 9nd Maid OF
Honor; Knight of MARYLAND" Ord Maid of
Honor. The Knights we're formed into line
and marched to the school BY their Chief
Marshal and crowned their girls. The lovely
crown Of apple blossoms was presented Miss
Minnie Burch by Knight Of Just for the Fun
Of It," The roam Of Arbustus to Miss Adele
Edelen, by knigA-4ae6' DrJainge~<, I'D the.
Si0h 10 VI hIhNAAihi ENidului1os NSt u
Miss Mamie Burch, by Knight Of 'Marylsnd,
as Bird Mail Of Honor and to little Ange
Howard, by Knight Of "IIughesvile, - as 2nd
Ma Of Honor. The royal set was then formed
and danced very cheerfully Refreshments
were then served and made glad the hearts o
the numerous little ones who had no crowns
Miss A - divided the honor with Miss Ma
belle Of the bal. Miss A-was the sweetes
girl of the crowd without exception in one'
opinion (guess who?l Some of the knights
seemed to lose all enjoyment after the earl,
departure Of a few maids We danced ant.
10 O'Clock, Enjoying the cake, candy, anC
lemonade, notwithstanding the rain and dark
ness. We are very thankful to our kind teach
er for all she did to make our time pleasant
and will long remember how perfectly delight
ful We spent ATbo, Day.
Boys and Girls:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18
Carriers
Popular Cash Dry Goods store.
III Market Space. near 7th Street,
Next door to the Boston Variety Stole.
Washington, D. C.

PaiaaJle Presents far Cash Customers.
Cash customers will please select one Of the
following presents, with purchase of 10 90
or over; Two pairs of large size, fine quality,
Damask Towels, worth SO. One dozen,
fine quality, pure linen Dtmlsk Napkins,
worth so. A ia-ge size, handsome Bridal
Quilt, worth / 80, two pairs of silk EN-
broidered Corsets worth 80 or pair of all
wool, fneooube blankets for the baby.
Also, Table Damask, Ladies' JERSEYS, Bed
Comforts. silver grey blankets wool underwear
aud many other valuable presents too numer-
Gus to men ion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18


Venerable Ex-Jndge. The Bal imorc
Daily News Of Thursday April 10th, gives the
following;
"The venerable ex-Juige Peter W. Grain
this morning called upon Gov Jackson NJ ex.
Senator Wm ties oiiicr aud received Il cordial
greeting. TIE Judge Is now nearly B years
~, TIT w-Te- 1rTrTT II vTTTr Trrv ulrTnHenuss
81 mat OF 80. lie is THE oldest living ex-
judge in Mary land, aud, with the exception Of
MI John II. 3. i.atruhe, the oldest lawyer. -
Ills mind Is nninipaired, ard he can clearly
lecall incidents ot neatly thtee-quitters OF a
Ventuty apo, wheu he was a mere lad Gov
Nhyte gave tie old gonilen .ti 4 & ,rii, greet
ing, Hud a pleasant interchange OF reminis-
vrnc,s took place. Judge Crain came especial
~ 10 phy his respects 70 Gov. Jackson, aud
walked ali the way from the Euaw House
alonc. u was pleasant mee nI between the
two, aud the Govcruor seemed 10 eujoy huge
~ the anecdotes told him 10y the eX-iuige -
Judge Grain laugbiuSly remarked that sew
tral days ago, When someone mrutiOued his
name to John H. b latfole that gentleman
was apparently surprised that he was slil
alive and asked: why, is old Judge G ain
living YETI The Governor PECULIARLY replied
i think you are very much alive. In the
course Ot their conversation the Judge highly
complimented Gov jackson in his reconmen-
dations 70 the Legislature regarding the
amendments 10 the constitution, hut incideu-
tally remarked tlst he didu't think 1t would
hurt him TO read it Nth little more atten-
ton. THIS made the Governor smile and also
the spectators. Col john l.. Thomas, II life
long friend Of Judge Grain; john p Poe and
other members OF the bar, hearing that he was
In Gov. Nhytt Office, called to pay their re-
spects to him. Col l. Victor Biughman aud
State Senator Peane we're present and also ex-
tended their congratulations Robert Grain,
the Judges nephew, came in ready to assist
his uncle home, but the old gentleman did not
seem to need assistance, rs he descended the
steps OF Gov. Why ties Office alone, aud thea,
after calling to see several old acquaintance
IN the neighlorhood walked back to the
Enlur Han -. l1n..tlnnAn.l 80
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18
statesmen MANTED.-

L Co., the Nurserymen of Geneva, n. y, re-
quest our assistance in securing for them one
or more frst-class men, to take an agency in
this or adjoining counties for the sale of their
Nursery stock. This firm guarantees all stock,
and pays saleries ranging from $50 TO Sl0O
per month and expenses to successful workers
ANY Of our readers not engaged for the season,
or whose time is net wholly employed will do
well to grasp the opportunity here offered,
aud write the above firm at once for full par.
ticulars. A good chance for all. m l4-l5t
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18
Their Buslness Rooming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival Of trade at W. W. Padgetti
store as their giving away to their customers
of so many free trial bottles OF Dr.. Kings.
New Discovery for consumption. Their trad,
is simply enormous in this very valuable ar.
ticle from the fact that it always cures and
Ieyer disappoints, Coag@.s, colds, as thma
bronchitis, Group, and all throat and lung
diseases quickly cured. You can test it be-
fore buying by getting a trial bottle free
larg, size 81. Every bottle warranted.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18
EDOch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual Such a
remarkable event Is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good health has
been attained is gratefully blessed Hence it
is that so much is hemd in praise Of Electric
Bitters. So many feel they owe their restora-
ton to health, to the use OF the Great Altera-
tive and Tonic. If you are troubled with any
disease OF kidneys, liver or stomach, of long
or short standing you will surely find relief
by use of Electric Btters. Sold ut soc, and
81 per bottle at W w Padyetl's store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18

Death Died at bis late home, La Grange,
on Tuesday April 18TH at the advanced age
of ~ years, Captain Nicholas Stonestreet -
His funeral took place to-day, and the inter-
ment was at st. Thomas Church burial
ground The deceased has been in moor
health for long time, ard his death was not
unexpected He leaves widow, two sons
aud ono daughter surviving him. He war
the only brother Of the late Rev. Charles II
Stonestreet, distinguished in the religious
world as the Provincial of the Jesuits. or Soci-
ETY. OF Jesus, and half brother Of b. g. and J .
Harris Stonesreet, aud brother-in-aw Of
ex-Judge Stone
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18
The greatest cule GU earth for pain,

Salvltion OIL; sing the refrain.
You out to-day, my FREUD, in this
cold wind? | thought you were sick in
bed with cold" lie said nothing but
smiled jolly smile aui led me to the
apothecary shop, and pointing to big
advertisement Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
said: Thereby hangs the tale; that tells
the story.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18

Farmers Alliance general meeting
Of the Farmers Alliance Of this county was
held in Port Tobacco on Saturday These
meetings are held with closed doors, but the
imp ession prevails that the purpose Of the
meeting was to agree upon plan Of purchas-
Ing fertilizers for the spring crops.
The meeting was well attended.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18
ExTRAnRplNk.
CASH CASH /
BARGAINS. BARN
T ONSDALE Cambria, very hne''
Il yard wide, only Toe, real vain
Ladies' Cloth Dress Good

All colors, navy blue and black
extra wide double fold, all pure Wool
Ladies Baibrigan English Stockings
quality the 25c kind, three pairs q
Black Silk Mohairs. very fine quality
vide double fold. s7Ic. Very best q
Fruit Of the Loom bleached cotton one - -
wide s5c worth 1Oc. Double Nhite W. ~
Blankets, | so, 2 90, so, 3 90, -, 10y ~
90. s 90, 3 90 and 10 90. Superior qual dc
Black French Silks, special cash bargain ! w ~
l % and 80. Sheeting Cotton, eAeelien
quality, Csc
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18

A Lady's Perfec Companion. Our
new book by DR.. jCaA II. Dye, one of New
Yorkis most skilliul physicians, shows that
main is not necessary in childbirth, but results
from causes easily Understood and overcome.
IL clearly proves that any woman may be-
come a mother without suffering any pain
whatever. ID also tells how to overcome and