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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
Mr.. Mndd Wins.

Notwithstanding the many proud
kOaSts heretofore made by Mr. Barnes
compton tina he would be allowed to re
tain his seat in Congress, the Committee
7Sr0ps ",Os.s'-s'-s. ~. s-z'''.
want staring us in the face A "oold
strike is necessary and it must he ma 'e
by somebody. It generally follows, It
is true, that the leading spirit suffers IN
the outset but popular opinion always
selfish at first, soon undcrgoes change
and showers cncomiums upon the heads
whereon it once poured Goals of fire.
Port tobacco. as a village, has passed
into history Year after year ITS clti-
rcns are leaving, and seeking homes in
other sections of the couoty; It's houses
are deserted and crumbling to pieces,
and grass and weeds are growing IN its
streets. With such place as our coun-
~ .eat can strangers be expected to
come among US? Ey the county seat
its beauty, its neatness and its thrift Is
the whole county judged. The tne
has come when some desperate effort is
"casa AMI the
county seat from the unwholesome spot
where it is not located to a thri'ty, pref
,y village with good railroad facilities
and other commendlble advantages is
the first necessary step in thst direction.
Mr. Posey believes this and will not fall
ter in his purpose even though in the
light of opposing eyes it may seem
cheeky" The motive is pure, and the
effort to relieve the distress Of an i'm
povished people is worthy at least of
something more than sarcastic criticism
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
To HOUSE Wives,

We give Economical Housewives Z
rhance to buy Upholstery AND Iious'
Furnishing Iools 50 cheap that it will
prove advantageous to take immediat,
advantage of our offerings Now that
yon are making preparations to Fix up
Your house for Fall and Winter the
. chance Is n golden one.
We are direct importers and sell Lace
Curtains for 80 liftlc profit that we really
have no competitions in that line.
Look FOR Yourselves. Over four hum
bred samp'es to select from in Noting
ham, Imitation. Brussels, Muslin. An
lique. Gnirure, Swiss. Saxony Brussels,
BRUSSELS Point. Egyptians Cobnrt.
Renaissance, Irish Point. Madras. Vel
vet, our De Iinde silk and various olEer
Fancy Curtains Positively the largest
assortment to be seen hcreabouts and as
many as all others in Washington show
together.
This sale opens our Curtain Season
Tome and see and YOU will buy. The
more we sell the lower the price. It is
the quantity sold that allows US TO I'M
dersell all others.
Also in Furniture Coverings rs \ few
sample bargains.
French Cotton Tapestry, 49,, regu-
lar value 80.
French Silk Brocatcllc, so, regular
value ) 90.
F,eoeh Silk Brocatsllc. 5 SO. regu-
lar 8 90.
French SIX Damask, 90, regular
value II 90.
Furniture Coverings, Double Width,
from 47c to . 90 per yard
We carry Trimmings. such as Fringe
Cords, Loops &c, to match All our ma
'erials Al work done by skilled work
men aAd special designs made when
desired
Ere you going to refit or freshen up
your parlor, library, dining room. Sit
ting room, red rooms, rccepfio rooms.
or other portions of your house, if so.
come to Us and yor will be surprised at
The completeness Of our line Of draperies
AMI Hphol-terics il general.
rs a spcria feature of this sale we
will give brass trimmed curtain pole.
compile, with every pair cf Curtains
from 80 per pair M.
200 dozen rs inch plaid lunch doylies
at 63e per dozen
-,n
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
Living in Canadian Cover


American dcfaulters are still living il
Canadian cloves AT a ROUGH ealrsls
ton, writes a correspondent from Mon.
trenl, 1.-THE actual amount of none,
known to have been brought INTO Cana
da BY United States defaulters reacbe.
the immense sum Of $40. 600 900 Pos
sibly it may be double that amount but
the sum meHtionel is known as a flct.
With this vast sum these thieves on the
ether side of the boundary, these gentle.
men without stain or blcmish who are
admitted to all rights of citizenship. and
who associate with the very bluest blood
OF the Dominion, on this, have secured
almost controlling interest in the great
est enterprises of the Dominion. The
Bank Of Montreal, and nearly every
other hank in the country; the RicLeli.u
and Ontario Navigation Company, the
Windsor of Montreal and other ho'el
companies, the street railway, the Great
Transit Continental Railway of Canada,
all have on their stock sheets the names
Of Uni,ed States 'Soodlers, whose stock
proves the estimate Of $4,000. 600 j.
rather below than above the mark -
These facts accentuate the importance of
The treaty which has been signed by Mr.
Elaine and Sir Julian Paunceflte. -
The pity is that it cannot be made re-
roactive, so as 80 reach The thieves on
he other side Of the St. Lawrence.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
Mr. EdeIen crikl.ed.

S'"e of the Charles COUNTY people are
sI,i,sI.lng vi'h eonsisE.: .:.. ~,
E1cIffs Sciion in regsr1E n no recent
fight for the jndgesd.p i&bat district.
They saj ihat he has been vacilluting to
such degree rs to lose whatever chance
he may have had for tie congressional
nomination next fall They claim that
ne was at iirst at heart in favor Of Judge
Stones retention, and that Nj. influence
properly exeFted would have Kept him
on the bench. But bis manner led to
the belief that he would accept the place
himself, and caused strong sentiment
IN favor Of his appointment When the
appointment was rendered him he declin
CO.. subsequently reconsidered and then
Withdrew again. After this fnal with
dra~nl he wrote strong letter to Gov
jackson urging the appointment o.
Judge Ch'w, and followed this up tie
following week by personally calling
upon the Governor in the interest of
Mr.. Mitchell.-Ameriean.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

Sena'or Posey of Charles has intro
duced bill to move the Court House
to la Plata in his courty Pity that a
similar move could not be hal in Prince
Georges county. The taxpayers ought
not % lose; in fact, the increase in val
ues would help the buydened farmers by
the pri es they could obtain, and the
heavy tide of immigration that would
flow in Then again, the big building
Of Marlboro could be leased at 4 fair
percentage for a glue factory. Just far
enough away from dense population =
Such enterprises generally look for $50
lated places to escape suits at law, as
nuisanccs Free Quill
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

The mild weather in the early part Of
winter during the past two seasons. has
led many to suppose that the Gulfs.ream,
whose influence upon the weather IS con-
siderable, is approaching nearer to the
Allan ic shore. The photographic bu-
reau of the Navy Department is making
Efforts to discover whether or not this
is true, and ca otains Of Atlantic vessels
are being asked to take observations Of.
the temperature as they cross the ocean.
The influence of the Gulf stream proba
70 aavo7Eeen cotton Up Ty JakO'S law
yers in order to pay their fees for try
ing Jake's case before the Supreme
Court
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
The London "Times."


When the case of Mr.. Parnall, the
great Irish leader, against the hondon
Time, for SANDER, was called for trial IN
london on the Bird instant, the counsel
in the case announced that the suit had
fecn compromised by the Times paying
Mr.. Parnell Is, 900 damages. The an
rouncement of the result of the action
esuscd senation in the court room,
which was crowded Mr. Parnell was
present and was in excellent health aud
spirits
A withdrawal was also announced Of
the sction brought by Mr. Henry Camp
bell, Mr.. Parnell's Private Sc rotary,
against the Times for damages for state
ments affecting Mr.. Campbell made by
Attorney G General Webster, counsel for
the Times in his opening speech in the
esse of O'Donnell against Walter, pro
prietor Of the Times. and for charges
made against the plaintiff in an editorial
published by the Times in JAY, 1888.
il is stated that the Times will ply Mr..
Campbell e2O0 damages besides meet
ing all the costs.
This is a complete aud substantial
verdict for Mr.. Parnell, as it carrie;
with it all the costs in the case. which
amount to about 81 900.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
County Insane Asylum.

That we sadly need a local Insane
Asylum. is becoming more manifest
every year. The county PAYS about
1880 for the support Of its Insane Poor
all Of which goes into the cof-rs Of in
stitutions 10 other sections Of the State.
And the disease Of insanity 81 On the in
crease. Three thousand dollars is also
annually expended for the support Of
our sane poor. and the practical good
derived is not commensurate by large
odds Eiih the amount expended. About
half dozen inmates are supported at
the Almshouse at ;nst Of about $500.
and the residue Of the $4,000 parccled
out in orders on the tax collectors by
the Trustees If the Poor, in pensions to
a class known as out-peDsioners. The
number among whish the sum is dis
tributed is 50 large that the amount each
one gets ia very small, and after the or
drrs are discounted AS has TO be done.
because the paupcrs cannot wait the
pleasure Of the tax collector, it amounts
10 nothing All this car be romedied
by the building Of m Insane Asylum
and Almshouse combined re 0ur peo- /
pie were public spirited, had pluck AMI
business sagaclty enough to see an
opportunity when it pre'cn.s itself they
would a; once take hold Of the project
aud build an institution Of the Bind. at
some convenient point on The raiIroad. /
then if he same Inducements are offer
ell our sister counties that are offered them
in other sections Of the State they gould
naturally be willing 10 give the preference
10 their home institution and place their
insane poor in orr charge. With the
$4,000 that they annually expcnd for
The support Of their insane and one half
che amount Thu county now expends for
'he support Of its sane and insane
poor together the institution would
not only be self supporting, but
produce revenue for the coun-
~, besides furnishing employment
10 a number of our citizens aud home
market for truckers. Cox's Station would
De very suitable place With al Insane
Asylum at Cox's, a new court house at
la Plata, a cigar factory at White
Plains and spoke anu hub factory at
Waldorf, all railroad stations in closc
connection, the future of tle county
would look brighter, and our people
NON becnme better satisfied.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

rhe Oldest living criminal in the
United States is John Mount, Of Gov.
ington, Kentucky. lie was good on,
in his days. He is now nearly ninety
years Of age, and Gfty-six yeurs Of his
life have been spent in various pcniten-
tiaries in the United States. lie has
committed almost every crime except
that Of murder.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
A Very Valuable Work
aavcn.H-fs ~ .~.yy.- ....-
fanlev aud other vord-renowned explorers

ssAese-srseepse4.As,s aaycn.a-fs ~ sseyy.
Stanley and other w0fid-renowned explorers
in he wilds 81 africa.
This magnificent volume contains eom.
p'ete history o. Si1nlc, : explorations and a.
ventures. This thrilling narrative
depicts the most heroic Of mod
ern times, and has all The charm N
naveln. and an The romance Of discovery and
adventure. Smniet's FIRST journey in Afrir,
10 find Livingstone. which was crowned wifb
brilliant saceess, u fullr related His NEXT
journey from the eist coast to the Congo river
aud thence down the Congo 10 the Atlantic
ti.ean, is described in a mastery manner -
Ills terrible privations and hardships. his
deadly comlais with savqges and fsrorious
beasts, his wanderlugs iu the Tropical Wilder
d SIS. resulting in mn ahscnre 50 long thit the
world supposed him 10 be dead, ARE r,iIy de-.
pieied 10 this most fascinating and valuable
work. The book contains, from Sapleyts
own pen, thrilling account Of his last world
renow ned expedition for the relief aud rescue
Of Emmin Pasha le entered Afica from tho
west coast, followed the River Congo. and r.
nally plunged into vasr forest, where he and
his brave band wee beset by Wild beasts. saw
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that would have driven back any man less de-
tCrmincG and courageous. The intrepid *
plorers were reduced 10 tue yer, verge of star
walton, and for many DAYS were constantly
threatened with death BY the most heroic
endurance. fortiuie and courage, STANLEY ac-
complishtd his great object and the world
rings with applause over bis magnificent
triumph. The work contains over 500 large
octave pages, and mere than 200 fine engrav-
ings and colered plates This very interest.
ing book is sold by subscription only, and
Nr II 4 Mudl, who is tie authorized agent
fol this section, is now soliciting orders. 1t
is issued by the National Publishing Co., Of
Philadelphia, Chicago and 81 Louis
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

An ice famine in Chicago seems to b,
inevitable. 1t is said that while hun.
dreds Of car loads are arriving it /.
wholly for present use. The immense
ice houses in the vicinity of that city
are almost entirely empty. There ba,
been no ice cut in the Chicago field this
year owing TO the absence Of cold
weather-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
The Civil Serrico exnn,inors Inv

The Civil Service examiners have som,
queer experiences. An appIican. f,r ap
Pontment on the police force of one o.
our cities in filling in the replies to ques.
lions about his habits, wrote that he
took five cocktails before breakfast -
Another frankly wrote that he took con
siderable liquor, and when asked if a
physicinn prescribed it said: "No. |
prescribed it for myself"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

Loss than half bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cnusl Syrup cured me of seyer4
bronchial affection II S. Hodsua, 40
Hanover Street., Baltimore Nd.
Don't.-Ifa dealer offers you bottle
Of Salvation Oil without labels or wrap
pers, or in a mulilated or deiaced pack
age, don't touch it-dou't buy it at any
prise. Insist upon getting a perfect
unbrokcu, genuine package. Price 25c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
Whales In The Chesapeake Bay.

Captain Hall of the oyster schooner
Joseph Alien had "A thrilling experience
with whales in Chesapeake bay a few
days ago The schooner WIS loaded
with oysters from Pocomoke and bound
to Norfolk. When off Volts Trap a
whale was noticed spouting far off to the
westward, and as monsters of tlhs spe-
cies are rarely seen in the baE-aalass-
II would require to hold this pOpuldrJd
number of Norlls the size of this,
equal to 3,lGG, 52G followed by 125
ciphers. The human mind shrinks in
the contemplation of such immense num-
hers
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

An attorney in Judge Lawrenca's
Court in New York was brought up
standing by the Judge on Tuesday for
charging an excessive fee He had eol.
leeted 1858 for widow in ireland
from the estate Of her deceased brother
IN Schenectady. New York, and charged
a fee of s.. 235 "a.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

I. Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Cash customers will please select one of the
following presents, with a purchase of 10 90
or over: Two pairs of large size, fine quality,
Damask Towels, worth | so. One dozen,
fine quality, pure liutn Damask Napkins,
worth l So A large size, handsome Bridal
Quilt worth l so, two pairs Of silk EN-
broidered Corsets worth so or pair OF all
wool. 6neGouble blankets far the ba0y.
Also, Table Damask, Ladies JERSEYS, Bed
Comforts. silver grey blankets wool underwear
and many other valuable presents too numer-
Gus 10 men ion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

Cardinal Guiserpi Pecci, brother Of
Pope Leo, died at Rome on the Sth in
slant from the effects of an attack of la
grippe. lie was three years older than
the Pope. When his brother, the
Pope, offered to create him Cardinal
he declined, but upon urgent solicitation
of the Sacred College, he accepted He
was man of great learning and pious
Christian gcntleman.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

Lucy Skipper, called Princess Lucy,
smidgetin the Egyptian Museum weigA-
ing only two pounds and one ounce, died
at her fathers residence, in Baltimore,
9 few days ago.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
ITO T'EgE PUBLIC.

Having rented the hotel al the old stand at
BesantoWn for the present year, ! would beg
to inform the public that am prepared to ac-
eommodate boardcrs both regula.unh transit.
Ny bar will be always supplied with choice
Wines, liquors. Cigars, &c.
will keep also Livery. aud any one Of the
travelling public can he furnished with byr.
giles and teams. and If notified will meet them
at any railroad station, aud take the 10 ary
point in the county they nav wish to 20 mt
the most reasonable rates. Hoping to receive
Il share Of the public patronage. am respect-
fully, JAMES A MURRAY,
NH 8-lm PROPRIETOR
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
The Court House bilI was presented

The Court House bill was presented
upon a petition of the people who in do
ing s. exercised their constitutional
right. The signers and endorscrs of
the movement, too, are men of the first
order of intelligence, and large tax
payers. Among them are Major VIM.
b. Matthews, VIM Qneen, Or. w N.
Sanders, J. H. Mitchell, Colonel L. A.
Wilmer, J. Sam1 Turner. H. G. Page,
J. b. Mattingly, Pero Wilmer, &c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
7: arm For 2ales

The farm Of the laie Thomas 3 Berry.
known as Troy" This desirable tract Of
hand is situated on Mt;t,wnmnn Swamp. ,
miles from waldorf Station jbarlc- county,
Md aud On the pullic road le,t3iue from
Port Tobacco to Washington Fhe above
property y improved Wv large dwelling in
good repair; harus and o,ner aeress,ry out-
buildings 1t contains $50 acres. ANA is well
adapted 10 the Lrowth of sll Tie ef,ple rro-
ducts For terms amply 10 T. CLIFFORD
BERRY, Waldorf tg,tr'es county. VA or
J, r. CASSIN, Washington j .. 4 t-rn
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zELL MANUFACTURING co.

are so complete that feel that | cannot i'm
prove upon them. My long experience in the
business and NV knowledge Of The different
characters Of snl IN Southern MARYLAND, enr-
bles me to tell Won what grade offertlizers TO
use therefore batcver brand ! may recon-
mend yon to use You can DO so with the for
nTer confidence that You have heretofore placed
IN me, am now in he comfy and will cali
upon yon ~ person with samples Of these
grades anG hope YOU will reserve your orders
for mo. Should yoa need any goods before :
can see yon, please order direct from the Com
panY, or F0Hf commission merchants. as all
responsible orders will he promptly filled.
Yours very truly,
ap by JOHN NJ LLOYD
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LIFE AID DEATH
JET FERSoN Wis

The first and only one in the field. II is a
complete history of the lie aud death of Mr
Davis, containing $50 plees. and is hand
somely illustrated aud contains the funeral
services, continents Of the press etc. i. will
hive a big sale. Fifty pei cent discount to
live agents Price, paper cover, % cents;
cloth bound, 81 90. Mailed to any address
on receipt Of price. II Won w,nt TO he an
agent send 25 cents for Prospectus Book and
circulars and 90 to work at once. You can
sell $50 copies in your owu tawn. Address,
~. S. oGlLVlE, Publisher, 81 Rose Street,
New losk. jan 3dt
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True copy-Tcst:--J, B. MATTINGLY,
Reg Wills for Charles County.
NOTICE.
For SALN.

FOR SALE.
A bargain at low prices IT.
for cash, one Large Brood -
MARE with foal, sixleel keA4 -
hands high rs.. Number one Va
farm animal for all purposes LSAZl
and perfectly gentle; or ~ou
exchange her for a good young driving horse.
Ys,-7----9 Also three hitDly lred Young
~ ~ Mich COWS sith calf by my Req
- " fEsieied HOlsiein Flesian Ball. will
be Al The pail in a short time.
Also four Young Hostein -sTTS=a
BULLS tout highly bred Cows ~ Ii
in fine condition ana well grown, --Gg--4
weighing from 400 10 900 pounds GuaraI-
tee will serve Cows now. tam he seen at my
farm in Cotb Neck, near Tnmpknsvile.
Y. n. NkALE.
Is South Howard Street.
feb l4-ct Baltimore, Md.
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SPECIAL SALE
or
CASH BARGAINS :!

Z. < esssaes. ~
Fiui' Of the Loom bleached cotton, one yard
wide = cents.
Trico Cloth dress goods, nearly all pure fine
wool vide d rhle fold, > wards, for 60
Doun'e White Wool Rl1nkets. 30, 90, 80,
300 90, CO. 90 ana 90
Ladies Cloth dress goods, ono yard and a-half
wide, al pure wool speca. cash bargain SOC.
our Extra Heavy Gro Grain Black French
Silks-at 90 yard are special cash bar
gains The quality is the same as our SO
silks, but not quite as wide.
Bleached Table Damask nearly two yards
wide, all pure linen, so. g, Is, SIC, 90.
English Caslmeres.
VERY fine quality all colors. black included,
very wide double width, nearly all pure
fine wool, special cash bargain, 25c.
Coored Silk Pushes and Velyets, SO, 81, 70,
SIC, 90
Cloth for Men and Boys wear.
l,2z. azzr 40 A., So 60, -, SIC 90. ...,...-r.
| Heavy Bed Comforts large size, 75c
Ladies Fine French Broadcloth, one yard and
q half wide, all pure fine wool, price reduc-
ed 10 SIe, 90.
VERY finest quality Lousdale Cambria, one
ward wide. only Zoe, real value l28c.
Sheeting Cotton, excellent quality immense
double width, 25c.
Henrietta Casdmeres.
And Henrietta Serges, elegant dress goods,
nearly one ward and a-half wide, all pure
wool, special cash bargain, SOC, real value
4 75c
White Wool Blankets, immense size, 10 quar-
/ tiers, extra heavy, 90.
Excellent Quality Black Dress Silks, 75c.
/ pi,rk Surah Silks eyeelept quality soc
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

The French navy is to be reinforced
by the construction of rs new craft, OF
which there will be 10 heavy iron clads
and 81 torpedo boats
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21
BALTIMORE, MD.

! beg leave to irform nv customers that !
am new connected with the ADORE house
and thanking YOU for the very liberal pa
tronage extended to mr. for the past thirteen
Years respectfully solicit coHiinnance Of
the same. This house is one Of the Oldest
and best known in The country their goods
having an enviable reputation wherever used,
being made Of The hest ard most concentrated
material. J haTe hces in the habit Of making
special mixtures for most of nv customers,
but The different brands that | will offer you
manufactured by the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-02-21

A squirrel was killed recently on its
way from a grain fell in San joaquin
county, California ond on examination
N rs pouches they were found to con-
tain $40 grains Of wheat, which goes to
show how much damage 4 few Of these
animals can DO
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NOTICE.
FnR ~.
ARM EOR rem

] will rent "Woodland Point. situated
IN the Wicomieo river, between Aliens Fresh
aud Newport, 10 a good tenant either for
money or crop rent. Apply to
JOHN 7. DAVIS,
aug 2s-e; Newport, Charles county, Nd.