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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
OBITUARY

Died. in Washington, June the 4th, 1890,
at the residence of her husband, after short
illness, Bessie NJ, beloved wife of George L.
Matthews and daughter OF Mrs. and the late
Edward l.. Smoot, of this county, aged %
years and months. The ways Of Providence
are mysterious. On the 11th OF September
last this bright young girl was married at
the altar of Christ Episcopal Church, Port
Tobacco, commencing life so buoyant and
happy with anticipation, being one OF those
sweet characters who always looked on the
bright side of everything. believing that no
matter how dark the cloud might be, that it
contained silver lining-feeling always in
perfect peace and charity with every one.
shedding light and brightness wherever she
went. Never was she better pleased or hap
pier then when doing some kind act for
others. She was dutiful and loving daugh-
ter, kind. eonsiderate and sympathizing lever
thoughtful of that mother who leaned on her
kindness to strengthen and support her i'll her
affiiction and hours Of trial. An affectionate
and generous sister and faithful. dutful
and tender wife. all of whom now deeply sorrow
and mourn her untimely and sad death.
O. that in cruelty, not in wrath,
The reaper came that day,
Twas an angel visited this green earth,
And took our flower away! ''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
Death of Mr.. John Cooking.

Mr.. John Cooking, an old and highly re-
spected citiz.n of our county. died at his
home. 'The Retreat" near Port Tobacco,
on Thursday of last week. aged 81 years.
His Eealih had been failing fr some time
past. ana more especially since the d'-ath "f
death. which resulted from general decay of
the vital powers. was not unexpected. Mr..
Cooking was born in Nottinghamshire, Eng
land, in 1906, but removed with his parents.
when lad, to Full tow parish. Lincolnshire.
He came to Philadelphia in 1880, and engaged
in merchandising for II years, at the expira-
ton of which he returned with his wife, an
English lady whom he had married during
his residence iii Philadelphia, and settled
again in Lincolnshire. In 1871, Mr.. Cock
ing finally babe adieu to the old country
and came to America with his family. purch-
ing THE Retreat estate near Port Tobacco
where he resided up to thu time of his death.
At the time he took leave of his friends in
Lincolnshire, his neighbors and friends of
Fulstow parish gave him Il strong testimonial
of their high regard which was thus referred
to by the Loua Advrrtissr:
"On Tuesday. the 4th of April, a very large
gathering took place in this village, to honour
Mr. and Mrs. Cooking and family with their
presence and good wishes at a public tea,
provided on the occasion OF their leaving the
neighbourhood after many years residence !;
also to present Mr.. Cooking with u beautiful
silver inkstand value f1O 1Os., and Mrs.
Cooking with a silver cream jug, "a lis. I'd.
The desire to do so sprang up spontaneously,
and the subscription list was cheerfully re-
sponded to by rich and poar alike. The Fuls-
tow brass band gave their services. which
was duly appreciated, and Porter Wilson,
Esq, of Louth, kindly consented to present
the articles, which he did in a very able and
telling speech. The spacio us building where
the meeting was held, was beautifully dec
grated by several ladies, and when the
chandeliers were lighted in the evening, had
splendid appearance. Mr.. Hand Campion
was voted to the chair. and n very pleasant
evening spent there being upwards of 200
parishioners present.
During his ninteen years residence IN this
county, Mr.. Cooking won the univeral and
high regard of our people. He was possessed
of much information and very interesting
old gentleman to converse with. He was
strictly honorable in all his dealings and was
q good citizen and upright man. He leaves
two grown sons-Messrs. Thomas and Joseph
Cocking-and four daughters, all married,
to mourn his loss. One of his daughters
lives in England, another in Philadelphia, n
third in Florida, and the fourth is the wife
Of Mr.. Elymet Dows, of Nanjemoy. this county.
His wife preceded him to the grave about a
month ago. He was buried on Saturday at
Durham Church and his funeral was largely
attended.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
local BrevftIes.
Make hay while the sun shine.

Make hay while the sun shine.
Tomorrow will be the longest day OF the
year.
An infant child Of Jno. ii. Mitchell, Esq.
aged about 3 months, died on Tuesday.
Hon. r. II. E lrlen and Mrs. Edelen were
to have left for Atlantic city yes,' rtiay.
Hon. Barnes Compton has accepted an in
vitation to address the graduating class at
Charlotte hall. at the commencement next
week.
The annual exhibition ut ST. Thomas 5
Academy will take place this evening. We
are indebted to Miss Neale. the principal, for
an invitation to be present.
The county commissioners did not have
time on Tuesday. owing to pressure of other
business, to formulate dog law. 1t is
understood that they will attend to this mat
ter ut the next meeting.
Mr. j. W. J. Maddox, of the Pisgah neigh
borhood, who recently removed to Washing
ing to engage in the grocery business, has
returned to the county again, finding Charles
county as good place as any to live in.
Mr.. T. S. Griswold, of Pennsylvania. has
purchase the farm of the late Charles Butts.
near Pisgah. for 5000. This property was
recently sol: at mOrtgagee's sale, Mr.. j.
Walter Carpenter, the MORTGAGE, becoming
the purchaser.
Mrs Sallie NJ. Lawson. wife OF James r.
Lawson. died ut her home, near Allen s
Fresh, on Wednesday morning, after a long
dren and her husband to mourn her death.
She was buried at Pomfret on Thus slay
evening.
Constable Wright brought Maynard
Tubnian. a eolored lad of twelve years,
to iil here on Tuesday, under commitment
from Justice Smith, charged with shooting
at with intent to kill Willie johnson, a white
youth of l8 years. The trouble was the re-
suit OF quarrel.
The county commissioners were inclined
to cut the registration officers down to S72.
in conformity with former decision of Judge
Stone; but Col. Wilmer, as counsel. made o
strong argument in their behalf on Tuesday,
showing that the commissioners were legally
bound to allow 500, which was done.
| The schooner Adaline. owned by Captain
Edwards aud ]. o. Carter, while loading
with cord wood at Nelson's Point in Malta
woman creek last week, sprang sleak and
was soon sunk. She had about 30 cords of
wood belonging to Mr.. Frank Simmons ON
board which went down with her. She has
been abandoned and wrecked.
Mrs. Murdock, wife of R. L. Murdock, (,
died at her residence, near Newtown, on
| Thursday Of last week, of tumor of the
stomach, aged about GA years. Her funeral
took place at Newtown NJ. .E. Church on
Saturday, the Rev. Mr.. Joyce officiating.
Mrs. Murdock was sister of the late WIN.
M. Morris, and was highly esteemed lady.
Her husband, three sons and four daughters
survive her.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
The Rest Place 10 Buy Lamber.

Without doubt the best place to buy
Building Materials of all kinds is from Messrs.
SNoor & Co., Alexandria, Va. as their num-
erous customers in this vicinity can testify.
They sell good Boards as low as Sll per 900
feet and Tongue and Grooved Dressed Floor
ing for S14.50 per / 900 feet. Their aim is
to give satisfaction to their customers. and
we must say they succeed in doing so. They
keep in stock the celebrated Simmons
rived and shaved Heart Cypress Shingles
which make the most durable roof in the
world. Give them call. SHOOT & Co. =.
o. Box 2al, Alexandria, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
Hartford Natioul Bank

:
i. K~isA, E'q., Bolnmors::
Dear Sir-l, gives me pleasure TO state thai
during the last hve years have used very con
siderable quaniiii~s, in various coiors, OF The
Liquid E1arn.l PsinI made by the New Jersey
Eoamel Paint Company, both On thy building
and at the Custom iloas~, Baltimore, Md and
~ith entire sa isi.ciiou. The paints have proved
to be durable, bright aud 81 uniform color and
feel safe 10 recon- nending them for outside
and inside work. Yours respectfully.
EpwM II. WEBsrER
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
DIED

In Baltimore, on June 18th, aC the resi-
dence of her parents, SIT S. Durham street,
of cholera infantum, ANNIE GERTRUDE infant
daug hter OF James A. and Lizzie NJ. Edelen,
eyed six weeks and two days.
"Fold her hands in quiet slumber,
Smooth her pure and spotless brow.
Kiss her little laughing features,
All that's left of our darling now.'
Died on June 18th, 1890. at ''The Retreat, -
near Port Tobacco. Mr.. JOHN Cooking, aged
"a years. Inferred at Durha am Parish Church.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20

CsnssmeneeMen NJ ..NeIton Academy. >
The annaal commencement at Melton
Academy was held oil Tuesday evening. The
following programe was nicely performed by
the pupils: :.
Comedy Of the Queens
Recitation OF "Tom's Little STAR by Miss
Mary Stonestreet.
Recitation Of "Sewing School," by Miss
Eta Roberts.
Recitation of ''My Sunday Breeches," by
James Padgett.
Play called '.The Graduates" by all the
pupils.
Miss Edith Alblittain and Miss Jennie Nc
Pherson were awarded gold medals for gen.
eral proficiency. Miss Mary Stonestreet was
awarded gold medal for elocution. Miss
Eta Roberts wss awarded book for profci-
ency in Philosophy. The prizes were delivered
by COL Wilmer, who made an address to the
students.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
Reduced Rates for the Fourth OF July
on the Pennsylvania Railroad.

In pursuance of its usual libe,a al policy the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will this
year sell excursion tickets for the Fourth OF
July holidays between all stations on its lines
at reduced rates. The tickets will be sold on
July 3rd and 4th. valid to return until
July 9Th. 1890. This reduction in rates does
not apply TO tickets sold between New York
and Philadelphia. nor New York or Philadel-
phia and Baltimore and Washington. BY
the use of these tickets one can make very
pleasant holiday trip at small cost.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
House Of DELEGATES

ANNAPOLIS, Mateh z9th, 1883.
Ar. C. Il Kaiyit, ell E.Lombard 81, Baito., Nd
Dear Sir-Your favor Of the 2i,h inst, re-
qaesting me to express my opinion OF the
Liquid Enamel Paint made by the New jersey
Enamel Paint Company. More Than six years
ago bought the above paint TO paint my
dw welliug at Catousviile. Baltimore county. Nd =.
aud il 10 With unf~igned pleasure | can say il |.
in every respect all you claim for il.
Yours truly, JoHS HUBSER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
Armstrong, Gator 4 Co., Milliners.

BALTIMORE. 1854
Ar. c. p. Knight, Sole GenI -dgt N. J. E
Paint Co. Dear Sir-In January, 1878
our store was painted with the Liquid Enamel
Paint made by the New Jersey Enamel Pain
Company. We used tinis that generally show
the effect Of exposure. hut the paint has re
tanned its color. gloss aud freshness. We shall
take pleasure in using it in future Yours
truly. ARMSTRONG. GATOR & Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
Baltimore American.
M. c. z. kniqht:
BALTIMORE, June lst, 1889.

BALTIMORE, june lst, 1889.
Mr.. c. p. Knight:
Dear Sir-The Liquid En- mel Paint made BY
the New Jersey Enamel Paint Company bas
given me entire satisfaction. Ny country resi-
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also. The American Office, on which hundreds
of gallons were appiied-were greatly admired
hy the many guests entertained by me on the
18th OF May. Very truly, FELIX AGSUs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION. B.V.M.,

ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION. B.N.M.,
Mount de Sales, Caionsville, ,Ralto. Co, Md
Mr. c. u. Knight.
DEAR SIR.-Iiaving used your Liquid Ename'
Paint, manufactured by the New Jersey Enamel
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SISTERS OF THE NISITATIoN, Il. V. NJ.
Mount de Sales Academy
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
Hartford Democrat Office

BkL AIR. April I'd, Isst.
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Years aud have known OF its use by man,
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20

1t is conjectured that a specific may yet be
found for every i'll that flesh is heir to. How
ever this may be. certainly the best specific
vet found for diseases Of the blood is Ayers
saparllla, and most diseases originate from
impure blood.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
/. Repair ,,.. coar, House


A committee of citizens waited OH the
county commissioners on Tuesday and pre-
sented petition of SO citizens and tax pay
ers asking that the necessary money be levied
to repair the court house not to exceed 81 900.
The committee consisted of Hon. R. H.
Edelen, Judge W. Mex. Burroughs, Thomas
B. Cough, Capt. r. NJ. Smoot, VIM. J. Cox,
Kerby Carpenter, DR.. A. ID. Coby, c. E.
Wade, Thos. T. Owen, F. NJ. Cox and others.
Mr.. Edelen read the petition and explained
that number Of the petitions which had
been sent out and signed had by inadvertence
not been returned in time for this meeting.
He thought it was the plain duty of the COM
missioners to make the appropriation for the
necessary repairs OF public buildings. The
president Of the board proposed that ballot
should be taken. and it was evident that the
members Of the board were averse to showing
their hands in the matter. Mr.. Milstead
created some merrilnent by frankly avowing
that he had rather not vote in the matter,
and the chairman, Mr.. Bowling, who, it is
said, has his eye OF the clerkship of tae Cir
cuio Court. positively refused to vote. unles,
there should be tie. The ballot was taken
and resulted in yes and 8 noes-Mr. Lloyd
voting in the Affirmative and the three Re-
publicans who voted, voting in the negative.
1t had been previously understood that the
Republican members of the board would vote
solidly against the proposition, and their
action, therefore, was not surprise but it
was necessary to take the formal proceedings
of Tuesday rs necessary preliminary to the
action which the tax payers plopose to take
in the premises. 1t is the imperative legal
duty Of the county commissioners to put
.:ssary repairs upon the public buildings,
and since there is no controversy whatever
as to the necessity of the repairs now pro-
p-osed, the duty of the commissioners in the
premises is beyond question. 1t is principle
of law that whene yer person or corporation
fails to do that which it is legal duty to do,
some one else may perform the duty and de-
mand compensation therefor. 1t is the inten-
tion of leading tax payers to call meeting
and appoint committee to have the neces-
sary repairs to the court house' done. and then
in due time suit will b. docketed against
the county commissioners and compensation
for the work recovered. 1t was a miscalcula-
tion on the part of the statesmen who thought
that they could thwart the will Of nine-teaths
OF the tax payers Of the county so easily.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
The Second National Bank John S. Gil
man, President.

BALTIMORE, Aug. -, 1887.
Mr. C. p. kaish:
Dear Sir-The paint you supplied me With
on several occasions has given such excellent
satisfaction that | propose using IL again in
painting nv dwelling house this season, aud
y III thank you TO send me, IN, ough mail, enc
OF Jour sample cards. Very truly you're,
JSo. 5. GILMAN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20

That tired, languid feeling and dull head
aehei is very disagreeable. Take two Of Carter's
Little Liver Pills before retiring, and you will
find relief. They never fail to do good.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
TowsoN, Nh May lst, 1889.
c. p. Hniyh,, Esq

c. +. hhtyhE, Esq
Dear Sir 1t has been aboa, ten years since
painted my house with Liquid Enamel Paint,
made By the New Jersey Enamel Paint Co.,
aud it las given great Satisfaction, looking
elegant yet. iours truly,
JoHN Ii. ScHARYP.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
Notice,

There will be preaching at Newtown
next Sunday (22 inst.) at 10 A. NJ. and at
Pomonkey at A p NJ. c. A. Joyce.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
PROVIDENCE INr1RMARY. MOBILE, Al

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Mr. C. p. Knight.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20

Rrospect Of Maryland r"baeca Crop.
The general impression among the tohac-
: co sellers Of the city is that the-crop to come
to market this year will bring somewhat stiff
fer prices than for several years past. This
is particularly true of the finer grades. The
sellers differ in their views as to the advance
that will occur in this line of tobacco. All
agree, however, that 1t will be at least two
cents, and son put the figures somewhat
higher. On the common grades it is not
thought that the advance will be so material,
although even in these there will be some
change, but the average is not conceded to be
more than one-haf cent POUND. The
cause of the advance is mainly due to the
shortness Of the crop. The average crop oil
MarylAnd tobacco is from 81, 900 to 81, ,0O0
Ogsheads. This year the most sanguine
estimate Is not more than Ii, 600, while many
well-inforrned dealers put it as low as Il, 900.
OF this quantity the French and Italion con-
tracts will take at least 5000 hogsbea,ls. OF
one.haH the whole crop. This fact will
create q healthy competition which, all agree
will r. d)und TO the advantage of the grower.
1t is questioned whether the French buyers
can fill out their contract from this year s
crop, for apart from the fact that the market.
able product will not contain sufficient
quantity Of the kind they desire, they will
also have to enter the market Of buyers for
tobacc, that will also he needed for other
ports. This shortness Of crop may. it is
thought, be in a measure overcome by the
early tobacco Of this years crop that can,
with favorable seasons, be COTTON ready for
shipment in November. The high prices
that will prevail will induce farmers to push
the crop to market month or two earlier
than usual, and SO make up for whatever
deficiency may now exist The French buy
ers have until February to fill their contract
and BY securing accurate Information of the
condition Of the growing crop they may be
enabled to wait for its appearance on al
least one fourth OF their contract.-Baltimor.
Sun Of TNesdGy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
Address AT Charlotte Halt
Charlotte HdH. June 14th, 1890

Charlotte Hall, June 14th, 1890.
Editor of the Times:
Please announce in your next issue that
the Rev. Father Francis Ryan, S. j.. OF
Loyala College, Baltimore, will address the
graduating class of this school on the subject
OF Christian Manhood" Monday, 23rd inst.
The exercises will commence at 8 p. NJ. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
Respectfully,
R. W Sylvester, PRINCIPAL
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
NOTICE..

1T IS THIS DAY, June 4th, 1890, ordered
i that under power vested in them by an Act
Of General Assembly, passed at January SEES
sion, 1883, the County Commissioners oi
Charles county will refuse to pay any certi6.
Gates for Scslps Of Crows. Ha wks aud Owl.
captured and killed after June 5th, 1890.
By order of the Board,
A. 3. BOWLING, President.
SAM'L G. PADGETT, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20

Hats are Hats when you pay hatters'
prices; but we are selling the finest
Hats made at | to off the fancy tariff
of exclusive head wear dealers.
Mail orders receive immediase atten.
ton. Samples Catalogues, Self Meas
urement, and Price Lists free on ap-
pllcation,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
D. J Foley. Bro. 4 Co. Commission
Mecrhants-

% south 81, BsIIo.
Dear Sir-l have used the Liquid Enamel
Psist made by the New Jersey Enamel Psiu,
Company, and che-rfally recommond it to
tsose ~he need painting Yours truly,
L
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20

Like bush without lowers ia .
man or boy without stylish furnish
.ings. This seasons Furnishings COM
biue style with service to a marked
degree, and at lower prices than ever
before.
Neckwear.
Shirts.
Underwear.
Hosiery.
ALI London i Paris Novelties represented.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20

L>XrRACRDINARY CASH BARGAINS IN
Il Superior Q iaii's Black Seneh Silks. -
cts 81 - 81 50
Silk Mohsir Brillian'in;s, b.autifal New
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Very Besi Qusliiy F. uit ot he l. om ilese he'd
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Ladies Cloth Dress Goods.
Navy Rln-. Hack, Garnet and HronE., - ids
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Turk-y Red Table Dsnissk, the very best 90
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Black Six Mohsir Brillisnti.es, hGe quality,
wide double foli, 25c, Sic, 81.
Lonsdsle Csphric. very snes,, yard vide,
ouly To-, real value 21c.
English Cashmeres, very & Ie quality, sx,rs
vide double wid h. beautiful Spring shades,
only IS.
Silk velvs,s, Silk plu hes. soc, e2c, I5..
Henrietta Cashmeres
Elegant F''nch Dress Goods, nearly yard
and II II v ,de. all Pur Wool, he very i.esi
75c quality, price reduced to soc.
Go d Medal Bel Ticking yard v lie, feather
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Silk Mohair BriliaLtnts. elegant nvw sivle
dress goods, nearly !aid sad qnart.r vide,
the very unrst 5Oc quality, price reduced TO
As cents.
China Si'ks 80, India Silks 80.
Sheeting Cotton, excellent qaslity, Immense
double width. cash bargain 25c.
Treco Cloth Dress Goods. nearly all pure
wool. wide double fold. IL yards tor 81.
Outing Cloths, the new style wash goods,
French styles, nearly ward wide, l21c.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, SOC 62t. 75c
Ladies Cloth DRESS Goods. yard and halt
wi de. all pure fine Ool, slI coiors, SOC
Cloth for men and boys wear, 25c, SIC, 45e,
SOC, 62c, 75c, 81.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Select one of the following presents with a
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Cash Customers will please select one Of the
following presents With a purchase of $10 or
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Ladies' Jerseys, Wool Underwear, Table Dam
ask, and many other expensive presents too
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