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School Commencement The annual
closing OF pubic school No |, ltl dislri's
Taught hy Miss lola PAYNE, last Friday ese-
Ming, The 2 A. Ou4ht together a very large
aud appreeiative audience to witness the ex
etclses which were very interesting. The
program ne WIS wei rendered
Programme A idrrss, Mr. T. VI Carpenter
"Gipsies Festival, pupils Recitation
'llaniac n IS Lizsie CAt5uanI Chorus
mine O'clock a. N, pupils. Tableaa-
Schooi rooi pupils, Opera" Bobby
ShAtton, pupils. Original Essay -.'Ubedi-
"a, ~, =. u or Or INA "LncIn-
da's Wedding pupils Recimtion-"Cur-
few must not riu1 to night Mss Emma
Payne. SOug--''N histing Coon Mr. John
Ware Exercise soug, pupils Duet
Listen to my tale Of woe, Mss Verde and
Olive Taylor, OF Washington Address
Mr. T. d. Stone, Sr. Chnrus-"Goo night, -
pupis.
After many congratulations were offered to
the pupils tor their Intelligence, and paftcn-
larly 10 the teacher for her well arrasged pro-
gramme, came the dancing which was we'll
attended. When the viulins pealed forth its
high note the room was AT oncega scene of
dazzling beauty Refreshments were in album
dance, and served several times during the
evening Ladies present were Miss Ida ThOmp-
son, Misses Neva and Ola Payne, Miss Julia
Johnson, Miss Nora Tippett, Of ST. Nlary's
Misses Verde and Olive Taylor, Of Washing
ton, Miss Budd, Miss Jennie Berry Miss Mag
gie Dyer, Miss Ross, Miss Geneva Thompson,
aud many others The gentlemen we're
Mcssrs Thompson, Herbert, Sheirburn, Cough,
Carpenter, Tippet Bros, Ware jameson,
Pusey, johnson, and many others. The
dancing WAS kept up till late hour, when all
left for home, some tired snd weary, and
some with broken hearts. Our teacher, Miss
Payne, is worthy of much praise for this well
gotten up affair, and hope she will have an
other next year I.
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Literary SOciety.-The Youthful Liter
AIRY Society, of Newburg held its last meeting
for the season, on Friday the 9th instaat.-
The meeting was called TO order by Mr.. F.
NJ Perry The subject, (which is the most
useful the merchant or farmer, was, IN her
most lively aud fascinating manner debated
in the affirmative by Miss Fannie Winsate,
assisted by Mr.. ID. Tennison, and in the neg
alive by Miss Emma Herbert and Master Ar
chic Wingale. The debate was pronounced
hounced elegant by the attentive audience
who frequently manifested their approval by
applause. The question was decided IN the
negative by a small majority. Miss Sarah
Perry, with pretty effect read the news OF the
weeks. The Misses Norris aud Others read
appropriate pieces which we're well received
Master Hamilton Lloyd delivered a farewell
address, and the many congratulations he re-
ceived, | know, caused his manly young
heart TO throb with pleasure, aud they were
all deserved, for il was just grand. The at
tendance was large and all present expressed
their regret that they were not permitted to
hear such debates, recita,ions aud readings
of:ener. The meeting adjourned until octo-
Der next, when hope We all will meet again
10 renew the pleasant association.
a Member.
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Mop,Ine az county "reminiscences

BttAAWA VI ANNhhg &1HAhAN-lNutiH
The County Commissioners met on Monday
last and signed the annual levy. The tax
rate will be % cents on the SleO, one cen,
higher than last year. This i due 10 the
fact that the taxable basis has BEEN consider.
ably reduced In 1889, TIE assessible prop
eriy was So, 527, 500, while for this year it Is
60 467 sgl, showing a failing OF il the
basis Of 500, 1873. The amount Of assrssible
property 10 corporatives as sent down BY the
State Tax Commissioner is nearly SIG 600
less than for the year 1889, showing that a
third Of the reduction in the basis for this
year is caused thereby. The insolvencies
brought 10 BY the collectors are unusually
large and amounts to about S35, 900. The
Commissioners have made new departure in
levying for the Insane Hospitals Instead Of
ievying what Is due at the time Of the levy.
ns heretofore, the Board decided IL would be
better to levy the full amount for the calendar
year. ending December 3lst, 1890 They fine
Il necessary to levy -, 100 forthe jury Fund,
as the amount TO the credit Of the fund June
Both, was only about Sl65. The amount
levied in 1889 was 81 800, $500 more this
wear than last. Il generally takes about
from 81, 200 10 S2,4OJ to meet the court ex-
penses for one year. II will be shown by the
annual statement that with a smaller basis
aud larger amounts levied this year than last
for jury and insane pauper fund, the tax rate
Is only one cent higher on the 500. Had
the basis remained the same the rate would
have beer 81 cents on the 500.
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-, MAMMALIAN, mad Tnro 10 Iaoo
- 49,. ,,;e, - i,tei,,.i ~.
y, |"'y "p-,pVn, W. e h W 'a'u - ~ u
~ ,''s - ,.' T., ,,o d.a =,
-
ny - ~, 80
eV'e,'ss1 !, ~, -, ~
Ii Is not tie lot OF many 10 live 40 has this
hdy "a nu age mature 10 years, fruitful IN do.
lug good, tlet IN all the JJ.s OF domestic "nd
sSclnl relationship Peactlu' ~ the tlp"ett
nt'h OF christian virtue haPpy 10 the love Of
d0tlIul children anu kinh, coas'dera'e nus
btu6 tiar Ma Has iatfH Surn ia he urptufe no
90 trAe Monie1h0ot ~ none ~ the manifold
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nelerntes io ihe Tencher,s Assncia.

Delegates TO the Teachers Associa-
tiOm The School Commissioners met on
Tuesda, last As delegates 10 attend the
meeting OF the State Teachers Association
which will take place this year at Bay Ridge,
in Anne Arundel county on the sth, 9th and
10th OF this month, Miss Ruth II. Edeieu,
Miss Lizzie F. Mitchell, Dir, +. NJ. Perry and
j. r. r. Mccarthy were selected. The Exam
liner, Mr. f. j. Maddox, and Dr. l.. G. Car
rico, one OF the Commissioners, and vice pres
ident of the Association, will also attend the
meeting. One Of the teachers, Mr.. f. NJ.
Perry, who attended last year, was sent again
this because OF bis selection at the last annual
meeting TO take part in the programme at
this meeting. Mr.. Perry will read paper
entitled, "The small attendance in our public
schools. Whose the fault2' The illness OF
Miss Edelen, in all probability, will prevent
her attendance '-''"'~'@S -.
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Carriers
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Next door to the Boston Variety Stole.
Washington, D. G.

Valuable Presents fer Cash C1stomsrs.
Cash customers will please select one of the
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Damask Towels, worth so. One dozen
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Also Fable D,mask, L ,dirs' JERSEYS, Bed
Comforts, silver grey blankets, wool underwear
md many other valuable presents too numer
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The verdict Is Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, druggist, Blppus, Ind, testi-
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Death or charlie. " Adams Me

Death Of Charles " Adams - NJ
Charles W Adams, It pe,ir relative of Sheriff
Adams dted on Wednesday morning at The
Iesid,utv Of Nr J " Garner, near lst Plata.
aged Gs years Mr. Adams wts native al
tnis county. bat t',s spent many Yeats OF his
life away. ijurug the war he Wss clerk for
Mr. Joseph Paagcit "a this village. Ne Was
drafted ia tn, Huicn arm, aud il vas there he
contracted tile disease rheumatism Nhth AL
tinately caused his death ''Ninuiie" as he
was f,miliarlt know. by the older resi,lre's,
Wac ~ upright, honorable aui inIus,rioas
citizen, and retained "a bis death the RESPECT
aud cauddetcr Of ldthis aeqanntlauss. Aay
lie rest III peace.
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"Reminiscences We have received

"reminiscences. We have received 3
topy Of "Recollections Of General Gran"
II ~ a neat little volume OF l04 pages and
filed with interesting incidents and rcmints-
cences Of that eminent soldier aud statesman.
Mr.. George W. Childs, Of the Philadelphia
Public Ledger, one of the most intimate
friends Of General Graf t is is author add no
person Is better qualified than hr % speak Of
the great and magnauimous solliet. The
httle volume IS Giied With many pleasant and
touching incidents never before published.
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"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her aud tor
seven years she withstood It's seyerest tests,
but her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For 3 months she
coughed necessarily and could not sleep. She
bought OF US "A bottle OF Dr.. King New Dis
coyery for Consumption and Was so much re-
Iieved on taking hrst doss that she slept all
highland with one bottle has been miraculous
ly cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luthes Luiz
Thus writes w. g. Iamrick h Co.. Of Shelby,
n. &. Get d trial bottle at w. w. Padgetis
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Choriotte UnII Exercises ri

Charlotte Hall Exercises The grad
uatng exercises at Charlotte Hall School
closed on Thursday of last week. The Salu-
tatory was delivered by II \ Bowen. of Prince
Georges county, and the Valedictory by q.
d. Blackstone, Of ST. Mary's county. The
address to the graduates in the absence f
Hon. Barnes Compton, was delivered nv Arch
Deacon Moran, of Annapolis The graduates
we're George +. Medley, of Charles county; l..
h. Gadd. OF Queen Annes; F. l.. TYLER, of
r. l.; John Bond, 9f 'alyert; II N Bowen,
OF Prince Georges; w. Z. Reeves of st.
Mary's; W NJ. Abuttain; r. Y Palmer. 81
Mary's; z. d. Blackstone, ST. Mary's G. NJ
Berry, Prince Georges. The mendalists and
and henor-men were; Ord Form, George Il.
Medley, of Charles county, gold medal. End
Form, George II. Richmond, Of Charles coun-
ty, silver medal; LIST Form, Thomas Bond, Of
Baltimore city; 3rd Form, Latin, George E.
Medley; 2nd Form, Latin, Bowie Roberts and
George II. Richmond; LIST Form. Thomas
Bond; 2nd Prep, Charles Bowen; lst Prep.
I. W. Webster. The appointment for the
military companies for the the ensuing year
are, NJ. ). Lawrence, Captain Company A;
G. A. Towsend, Captain Company b; e..
Slnker, AdJutant OF Company B; w. B.
Walker, LIST Lieutenant of Companr 4. w
Crisp, End Lieutenant OF Company b; II. d.
Palmer, LIST Orderly Sergeant OF Comnany A:
r. n Palmer, 2nd Orderly Sergeant of Gem.
pang B; Bowie Roberts, lst Line Sergeant OF
Company B; G. II, Richmond, 2ad Inc Ser.
gcant Of Company b; 7. 0. King, Isl 1,arroral
Of Company A. + Dent, 2nd Corporal Of Tom
psny 3; Il. NJ. Garner, 3rd Corporal of Com
pany A; Y, H. living, 18th Corporal CSmpany
B; John Digges, LIST Color Corporal. a A.
living, 2nd Color Corporal.
The exercises at this famous school we're
very interesting and the attending shows the
high estimation in which the school I held
b. tue people.
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Questions and Questi0ns.-Ali critics
in census questions viii agree that every emu
merator should ask the following questions OF
head ~ OF every family.
Have YOU any sense2 2. Has your wife
any sense? 3 How do you stand on the
mother-in-law question: 4. How does your
mo ter-in law sit ON your 5. Who totes the
paby with or without collier 8. Which would
you rather tote, one baby with two COLES, or
two babies with one colic2 Z. What do you
think of infant depravity? 8. Do you cuss
before or after putting up stove-pipe, or
both2 How many cusses, chaws, aud
drinks do you take day. Be accurate. 10.
Did you ever commit a burglary with bur-
glarious inrent2 IL. We're you born before
the flood Which hoodi Be careful. IL.
When the arch-angel and the devil were
fighting over the dead body of Moses, whieh
did you bet on? No shenanigin. ID. Do
you growl? Does your wife growl2 Which
can outgrowl7 II. Have asked you all the
questions ought to ask? Sense.
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A Lody's Perfect Companion-On

A Lady's Perfect Companion. -onr
new book by DR.. $ohi II. Dye, one Of New
York's most skilltul physicians, shows that
pain is not necessary IN childbirth, but results
from causes easily understood and overcome.
1t clearly proves that am woman may be-
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whatever. 1t also tells how to overcome aud
prevent morning sickness aud the many other
evils attending pregnancy. 1t is highly en-
dorsed by physicians everywhere as the wife's
true private companion. Cut this out; it will
save YOU great pain, ard possibly your life.
Send two cent stamp for descriptive circulars,
testimonials, aud conddeltigl letter sent IN
sealed envelope. Adress FRANK THOMAS
& Co., Publishers, Baltimore, Md. 4-cms
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Died.--At her late residence, in Cobb
Neck, on Friday, June 9Th, 1890, Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Matthews, relict OF the late DR..
Francis Matthews. in the sand year Of her
age Her funcral took place on Saturday last,
and her remains were inferred at the Catholic
burial ground in Cobb Neck. The deceased
left surviving her fosr daughters, one the wife
Of ). Francis M:Williams. Ed, and Que son,
ps-Stute's Attorney james f. Matthews.
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Fire.-The kitchen and dwelling house on
farm owned by Mr. g. J r. HUNT in
Pisgah was destroyed BY Gre on Sunday
night las, The Gre originated in the kitchen
and communicated with the dwelling, and
both were destroyed, despite the efforts Of ,he
tenant Samuel Queen. Nearlv all Of the
household aud kitchen effects Of Queen were
destroyed There was no insurance on either
building.
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Transfers OF Property Bits of Sale
Frum latdius Bur,a 10 f,ed Farr,ll, roa-
sidpration SS5 t;~lrge HaN kins TO z l.!
7iepctt; consideration. $50. G.. ] Herbert to
Il; l.. Tppc !, considerations Si0n Useell
Wheeler 10 Il l. fipp, q; constellation : ~.
J II Swanu 10 J A Mason aud = Frazer;
consideration SIS Willie Weidins and Hm.
3 Wedb0e to 7 pouu,s . Goa n, agent; con-
.ideraduu Sl3 - l;o eri Porter 10 I ".
Richmond; consideration, goo Thomas
Meme Ia $ ,mIel It Cox; Consideration, 81 81
D,cd rom L 4 Wilmer, Trustee. % W.
Carpenter, Tor ~ nuets Retirement; consld-
Grafton S4TA
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Held for tire Grand jury WIN. mn

Held for tire Grand Jury WIN. lltt,
the negro Nj.t-Uya,-r. who was brought down
from Washington hy Sheriff Adams last weJS,
had heariog before Justice Sionrstrcet On
Monday last, and was committed 70 jail tor
the action Of the grand jury ia default OF Si9a
hail llill's wife test,iei TO many previous
brptal beatiugs aud several times her HE WIS
dtSpaifed Of IA consequence Of her condition.
The fellow is eyilcully brute Of the lowest
order, and his Wile believes, If he u $ tie OPP
Iogtuuity, he will kili her Tor teslif ing against
him. II is IA pity that ihe law does not tt, Ike
wife heating priiItentiasy offence ia addition
10 the sttiues
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,ARLY ri EN.

Provided For Richard Penny, the Grip
pied pauper, who has beeh IN the custody Of
the SheriH for some time past was on Tuesday
last delivered by the Sheriff to Caroline Brown,
who will have charge Of him ia the future
The Commissioners allow for his support aud
maintenance, 500 per annum.
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Statesmen WANTED.-E. @. Selover

Statesmen MANTED.--E. @. Selover
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quest our assistance in securing for them one
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this or adjoining counties for the sale OF their
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Any Of oar readers not engaged for the season,
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aud write Tie above firm at once for full par
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An Exccllent Enter,nInment 20.

An Excellent Entertainment The
friends and patrons Of the public school taught
Ly Miss Lizzie +. Mitchell, in the 9Th district,
assemted 1T the school house on Monday at-
tcruoou 10 enjoy the exhihitou given by pu-
oils. The programme consisted of Rotations
aud dialogues selected with care, all OF which
were rendered in a manner that dill much
credit TO the little ones aud their teacher. -
The programme was long and varied, bu 81
excellent was the rendition OF each piece that
the interest WINS untlaggng throughout. The
pupils we're addressed in few appropriate re-
marks by Judge D. l. Sanders at the ronclu-
sion OF the exercises. The following prem
ums we're awarded by the teacher: Medals for
scholarship TO Title Digges, OF the 9th grade;
Mary Wnkier and Corune Sanders, OF the 4th
grade; Emily Mitchell, of the Srd grade; q
book to Ernest Sanders, of the 2nd grade; a
medal for diligence to Veva Hancock; medal
for Improvement to Ella Sanders, and book
tor Improvement 10 Elsie Hancock. The little
folks enjoyed dancing until nigh1all.
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ORDER NISL
hhe Circuit Court for Charles County.
No. 10 E4uitr -.-...... ~.

In the matter OF the sale of the real estate I'M
der power contained in a mortgage from
James A. Fowler to Mary +. Boswell,
mortgage.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Charles
county this 2sth day of June, A. D., 800,
that the auditors report made end fled in
this case be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the 2nd Monday of July, A. d., 1890; prbvid
ed copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Charles county ones
week for three successive weeks prior TO the
said BUD Monday of July, A. D.. 1890.
j. SAMMEL TURNER, Clerk
OF CT. CT. Court for Charles county.
True copy-Test:
SAMUEL TURNER, Clark.
je 27-et
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NOTICE.

TINE Board of County Commissioners
will meet at their Office in Port Tobacco
Tuesday, July 18th, 1890,
for the transaction OF miscellaneous business.
Road Supervisors Reports for the month Of
June will be paid on that day. The County
Commissioners wish to purchase a pair OF
good, strong, sound mules for road purposes
Persons having mules for sale will bring them
TO Port Tobacco, on Tuesday, the 18th in
slant Collectors must pay over to the Treas
urer on that day the amount OF their respec-
tive acquisitions.
By order Of the Board.
ALOYSlUS K BOW LING, President.
SAMUEL G. PADGETT, Clerk and Treas urer
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In Memoriam Died, Juur 18th 1890,
Mrs Katie O y S'niih, ~iic OF d.. licnjamiI
Smith BvTtiiul IN person, charming in
manners, sniuliy N hei hahtis, alter weary
week, Of paiutul disease, AZ perfect Christian
she sleeps. Those who knew aud loved her
can say
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SHORTHAND.

The Pond Lily Co., No. $40 9Th st. N. W.,
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A. PoSkY. PnblI,her.

Terms Of advertising: For plain matter
800 per square Is lines) for the first inser-
ton, Is cents for each subsequent insertion.
RHle and fglrv matter double the above rates.
Obituary notiCcs half rates.
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Happy Ia life. in ittlh Supremacy hlest,
RESIGNED in thnuktulness that thy release,
t. u hiissfu rest,
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EotaI ann Qrsonal.

re- The Oesce Of ne lFbffESDesr has been
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