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Bsrmey's Sacrifice
ases

Barney" says be wiz, at pcrsol
sacrifice, make the race in this distr
again for Congress. That is retire.
iBs remark to make in this tor
weather and rs calculated to cool
copper Of any aspiring young Democ
who may think, that once life tin
he might have chance, but for "B
nv" to aspire to seat in Congress
But hook what q sacrifice poor "B
nv viii have 20 make. lie is with
proper authority, rsatSe chairman of
State Demoeraaie Central Csmmai
where he will handle all the funds
campaigns pSsposes. ard what a sacri
it will be to him to use as 1t was used
1885, the bulk of that money fec
own election to the detrimeut OF OF
candidates elsewhere. 'Barneys sal
fcesiu running uudecsDch cireumstan
will be many, but all the same there
numbers of his party associates. equ'
as competent as himself, who would
pleased to make them, and would
50, bas for "Barney's" polit
greed that sever can be satisfied.
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Four Flags on the National Capital.

The Stars and Stripes ioated over the
Capitol on the 4th, although neither
House was in session. 1t is singular
hct that never before has flag aoled
on the extssior Of that building except
when Congress was actually in SESSION.
The new Sergeant-at- Arms Of the Sen
ate, having become aware u shis state
Of things, called Senator ingalls, attep-
bon to the matter. Archaees GiarS was
then CONSULTED, and the conference re.
quilted in Senator ingalls,. who IS Fress-
seut pro telapore, directing that the ma
aonal colors be flung to the breeze on
tue 4th of July To run the flgs up
su the regulation aagstass was impossi-
Die, unless the rnles Of beth Senate and
House we're to be fractured, so some
other p ace had to be found. Et was
hund. and carpenters were made busy
m preparing and putting IN place at the
SCOT of the tholus Of the dome four flag
stats. pointing, respectively, north,
south, casa ard west. From each of
these poles heated a twenty-five foot
United States flag on the 4th.
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p,..4N -, :,
.nn to CnngEess ID tl,e III!

the nomination. to Congress ~ the With
District Is it fair aud just to other
Democrats 10 the district who may have
an honorable ambition TO 90 TO Congress,
to give the whole party machinery in the
State over to Mr.. Compton to enable
him to defeat them, probably against the
will Of the majority?
3rd. In case Mr. Compton should be
a candidate it would, above all things,
he unsecmly for him to be at she same
time chairman of the Central Committee.
For if he did nos turn all the money and
influence of the party throughout the
whole State into lis own district, he
would be suspected of it, and all conf
dence in the conduct of the campaign
would be destroyed
If among hundred thousand Demo-
, .gyatie voters in this State no nnobjec-
,ionable man can ~ found for this chair
manship, the Democratic party had best
PIT the shutters up and retire from bus
mess.
Among a million Of people in the
State there does not appear to be over a
dozen eligible to any State Office or trust
or any position in party management.
The constant recurrence of the same old
names at every convention and wherever
there is an Office to be filled, makes the
heart of the people sick and fills them
with disgust.
If we are to fight good fight this fall
let the committee select another chair
man. 1: i, criminal whilst the National
Democracy is fighting for its very life
eur success in this State s1o~ld be i'm
periled to CRAFTY the Bosses.
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MIR. Compton's appointment.

democrats throughout the State arc
Nm "A ar ms over the assumption of Mr..
lanes Hodges, the last Chairman of the
democratic State Conyenion, in APP
pointine the Hon Barnes Compton
Chairman Of the State Central Commit
zoe The Hagcrstown Mail gives ex-
,re,sion to the sentiment of that class a.
Democrats Sho bitterly oppose the re
,en,ion Of che ring Bosses when it says;
"Nr Hodges who is not a member Of
,be Central Committee, has undertaken
IN anpoiut a chairman over that body
without consulting them
No! only this, he has undertaken to
Gil vacancy where none exists. Mr..
Archer has been recognized by the COM
r;,tee a their chairman, and that recog-
pi,ion cured any defects in the method
Of MS ap 5o;a.men. He is, therefore.
chairman until he resigns or is duly de-
posed by the committee.
lie has not resigned. nor has the COM
mltee dcposed him. No meeting of the
srnmlttec has been held when this could
have been done The committee may
chose to elect Mr. Compton To the posi-
ron to which he aspires, but until tlcn
il is the utmost aad most unblnshlng
arrogance for him to assume the duties
Of the office.
We have said that the committee has
A perfect right to elect Mr.. Compton to
This position if it sees fit. He is gen
seman of character and social standing,
and of undoubted political experience.
Bu. as matter of party policy there arc
fatal oojec ions to him.
LIST. Mr.. Com Dton is and has been for
years past entirely identified with the
Boss management which has bro 'ghI
the party to the verge Of ruin. His Sc
lection means the continuance of these
people in possession of the party ma
shinery. The only comment we have
seen made upon his selection in New
York papers and in our own papers is
this: Mr.. ComptoB's appointment is
satisfactory to Senator German OI
course it is, and i; is well known that
is the sole and only reason why Mr.
Hodges appointed him. 1t is saiisfac-
tory to Mr.. German 1t matters moi
whether it is satisfactory to the Demo
cratic people or to the committee over
which he is to preside. It is satisfacto.
" to Mr.. German, and that settles it
The demand is for new methods and
new men, and unless we can have both
! the party will 90 down
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The Fidelity aud Deposit Compans II
Maryland. rerenily organized under =
charter granted BY the last Legislature
have had It's rooms. : North Calvert 81
handsomely fitted up. The first aoor
will be occupied as the banking and gen.
eral department, and the second gill ~
used Tor the meeting Of the directors and
consultation with persons having lus;-
ness with the company. The latter is
authorized by its charter to act a. surs,v
transfer agent or register of stocks
bonds, &c, and to receive deposits H.
bonds are recognizable by clerks, courts
registrars and public officials in ali tbs
counties ofthc State.
Its special feature is the Ouarns
and security business. The comn,pv
will assume the management of estates
but permits the lawyers and friends nc
bcnefciarics to act as guardians. trustees
or executors Of such estates. and viii
furnish bond for them. Thus il IN M
way an'agonizes the legal fraternity.
but 1t IS an important auxiliary to The
profession, aud enables its mambsrs 10
secure bond in trust estates at a modsra,e
charge without having to ask personal
flvOIs from friends. Railroad tele-
graph, postofice, banking and ether
employees occupying positions of trust
requiring bond can furnish security
through the comp my. This feature is a
great convenience to the public. as it
does away with the necessity of persons
placing themselves under obligations to
private individuals.
The company is already doing good
business, aud its efforts are being apprs-
cilted. 1t numbers among It's patrons
many persons who conld, without Difficult
ty, procure personal bonds, but wha-pre
fer to pay for the service rather than be
placed untler obligations to friends, who
might ask them to reciprocate. -
A system Of bookkeeping has been
adopted by which the condition Of any
estate or case under the company's pan
agement can be seen at glance and
duplicate court records Of all such cases
are kept and are open to the inspessne
of guardians, trustees, &c. The man
ayers of the concern Me composed Of the
young business element of the city The
stock is held by the most prominent
business men, and the company is
purely home institution.
The officer, are:-Cliuton P. Paine,
President; Lloyd L Jackson, first Vice.
President; Edwin 'Jarfeld, second Vice
President; George w. Bishop. gpeasl
urer; VIM A. Hammond, ra-
Counsel. = Baltimore Herald.
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Club Ratess 6 Tickets for 5000
Special Rates Arranged with Agents
Agents Wanted Z: !: !: &; &; I;

in the Uaited States and Bristish sseriea
Tie payment OF prizes is guaranteed by
special deposit of five hundred Thousand dol
lars $500, 900 J with the State Government,
and approved by Jesus Arechiga. GoserHor.
Drawings under the pevsoaa supervision OF
Lie Herminio Arteaga, VITO is appointed by
the Government as Intervention.
-. certify that with the State Treasurer all
necessary guarantees are deposNed, assuring
full payment Of all prizes Of this drawing.
Hermlnio Arteaga, Intervention"
Important RemittaRces must be either by
New York Draft, Express or Registered Letter,
American money. Collection can be made by
Express Companies or. gashs.-- ,ysasrssSfsst d.
rect to inanagemeRs will be paid by drafts on
New York, Montreal, st Paul. Chicago, San
Francisco or City of Mexico. For further in
formation address
JUAN PlEDAD, Manager,
may 9v zacalecas, Mexico.
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Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival Of trade At ". W. Padges'
store as their giving away to their cuslome
OF 50 many free trill bottles Of Dr. Kings
New Discover, for consumptIon. Their ira
is simply enormous in this very valuable
ticls fgosa the fact that it always cures Al
neyss disappoints. Coughs, colds, 'ss ma
bronchitis, Group, and all throat and IN
diseases quickly cured. You eau ses. 7 {
fore husiag by getting trial hott'e lfs
Arg, siEs 81. Every bottle warranted
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A lecture is sAOssly 10 be given ~
London on the sseed Of the American
messenger Boy. To give point to the
sarcastic effect, the lecturer will be Sc
~ ID Cos his rapid delivery
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IT IS generally acknowledged, says'tas
New York Evening Post. in commenting
IN Miss Fawcetts feat in beating the
senior wranglcr at Cambridge Universe
~. that the qualities of mind which
make great mathematicians arc not those
which make men ft to save or rule the
State. or to weay re successfully the great
web of human affairs. The most in
ortant gift, after all, o. citizen n
lch professions as politics, or law or
edicine, or teaching, or war, IS the
selection of the premises from which the
solution Of the various problems Of life is
to be extracted In fact, soundness OF
judgment and clearness Of perception IN
collecting and arranging those premises
is large part. aud 10y far the most I'M
portant p1rt, Of each man or woman's
work in the world. On this Judgment
and perception great mathematical
achievements mike no demand what
ever. The mathematician's data are all
provided for him with the utmost pre-
cision, and he is forbidden to add there
to or take away therefrom one jot or
title. Consequently, it is possible to be
a very great mathematician indeed, and
be. at the same time, a very ordinary
person 10 most other fields Of mental ac-
tivity, and especially in what may be
called using the term in its largest
sense-the transaction of tie human
business.
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The Southern Md. Development Cot
of Charles County, Md.

Va AfAus
Officers: Commissioners:
Pres, Frederick stone, John c. Lang.
Sect. 5 mi Cox Jr.. S. r. Neave
Tres, W. B. s. Chapman J. F. Matthews.
The attention of Land Owners and those
having the control or care Of landed estates.
is invited to the facilities offered for the sale
Of real properties by the establishment OF the
Southern Maryland Development Company.
This company is mainly composed Of resi-
dent land owners, who, combing enlrgy and
capital IN stock corporation, have organized
and equipped real estate Office and general
agency for the development aud sale Of lands
throughout the counties of Prince Georges s,
Calvert, Charles and st. Mary's.
Persons DESTROYS of having their lands placed
in the market during the season Of 800, should
without delay send to the Company descrip-
ton Of the lands, correct name Of owners, q,
husband and wife, 50 state the number Of
acres, quality, siiuaiion, area and kind oil
timber. farm improvements, etc, and the low.
est cash price for which sale be made.
The Company will then ex,mine the prop.
erty. and II accepted and placed under con-
tract, will provide all necessary descriptions
for puhica ion in their forthcoming display
list Of the "Lands and Resources OF
Southern Maryland" A description
will also be placed on the Office book Of sales
and in the hands Of the Compar IS agents in
the several States.
The Gompany's terms Of sale will be lnvari
ably as shall he agreed upon, and in eysrJ
ease will be conditioned upon the fu!hlmeni
of its contract undertakings.
The principal and business Office Of The
Company il, for the present., located at La
Plata, Charles Co, Md.
Business communications should be sent tC
that Office, addressed 10
JOHN G. LANG,
| jan 24-am Eng Comni'r.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

~ ~ -
Il Board of School Commissioners will
beet at their office IMPORT Tobacco,
TUESDAY, July 18th, 1890,
pnrpose Of receiving Teachers Reports.
|chers of colored schools will be paid on
|day, July nth. -,
|chers of white schools will be paid on
II, July 18th.
'chers' Association, Colored, Thursday,
7th.
Aenorts received unless made ont on
prepared for the purpose, issued ny
ate Board. Every report mast be
or certified to, before Justice OF the
jr a Commissioner.
j hers can he supplied with Blank Term
Is by calling on, OF sending to Messrs.
! & Owens.
.hers must charge themselves in Their
with the fun amount Of Rocks puf'
hy them FROM the Book Depository.
An charges for incidentals must %
nAnies, ALL a voucher. Teachers De
friends to collect their salaries are re
A 10 send written orders. Teacher
. certificates that have expired or ar
to do SO, are requested TO forward then
Fjewal. rnnoy
II lat secretary
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The best salve ia the world for cuts orssis-
Is, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, ievor sores, S,,
Ter thapped hands, chilalains, corns' ana az
skiA erupions, and positively elres pies %
mol y REQUIRED. Ii is guaranteed 10 give
kasfscton, or money refunded. Price
hoy. Fur sale by W. w. Pad
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tcntiary. lis couhsei reau toh u
fesslon, in which the culprlt expr.
his sorrow AMI regret for his crimeI
stated that he alone was guilty, tn!
part of the money was used in gamtl
stock speculation or for politicaE
poses. But he failed to state for
purpose and how he spent the s
money. The plea is failure so far
satisfactory explanation goes. II
plea of guilty Soula have accompll
as much. why then was there any
cessity for him to state in formal wa
an official plea that no one was g
bat himself, when no one has
charged with being criminally acee'
IN the stcall We fail TO undersi
Again why did he pleid guilty.
plea denies that he is morally guilt,
admits his technical guilt because 0
decision of the Court Of Appeals
man under such circumstances v
stand a trial aud take his chances {
quittal rather than walk willingly
the penitentiary 1t looks more
than ever, and TO other reason
be assigned for such an unusual pro
ing, that poor Archer, even in his d
dation has some uobleness Of char
Ieh, and was willing, as the future
nothing in store for him but misel
seal his mouth and silently aeceI
fate rather than expose his 81
felons, and bring the same ruin and
radiation on his party and party al
ases
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have FOR sale w desirable foeatson IN
les county a small tract OF - I, contain
"a acres of land, on which -
is Ssare House and Dwell fsHER
hsnbined; 2 good Barns, Cora EasM
/ and Log Cabin.
| uprigkt business man can basId up a
leosatrv merchandise trade at this place
4 te7ms apply to- Us at Port Tobacco, or
i Gnuton Baildlngr La. Ave Wash
In, D.. Q. -
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The petition, schedules and affidavit IN the
above cause s,ving beea read and considered
the Preliminary Trustee duly appointed and
qualified as directed by pyeyiaus order here
10 named 1t is therefore fur her ordered by
me, ). SsBansl Turner, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Charles county, Tho said petitioner
appear before tie Circuit Court for Charles
county. on the 3rd Monday of July next to
answer such lnterrogatories and allegations
as bis creditors, iu6orsers or sureties may pro-
pose or allege agaisst him, and that ne give
al least 30 days notice thereof to his creditors.
which notice shall be published weekly for
the period of 80 days by inserting copy OF
this order in some newspaper printed IL
Charles county once a week Tor the said Pc
Rod OF 30 days.
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
OF CT. O. for Charles CouSty.
i True eogs-Rests
). SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
ie 20-et
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EOTTCR OF AN EsTBAE.

of Maryland, Charles esssAys set~
hereby certify that on. this Goth day g
1890. before me tbs subscriber Justice
| Peace Of the State Of Maryland, "a and
,e said county, person all !, appeared an,
Murdock, aud made oath IN Que iorm' OF
hat he bath taken up as estray, tresspsss
ipon his enclosure, one pain OF exen, one
I'd and the other Briaale, both horned.
zen under my hand.
WI. DUNNINGTON, J. P.
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The M|lhId Benefit Life Insurance Company


Ncca NJ d. 800 offered by the Mutual Benefit
we invite attention Newark n j. and request ereu r T
the me am Il the Go npny past history AMI P on nanlso With the
greatest economy and prudence Its IS0o 49, 36l4
~ ~ 1e,urned to Policy Holders:
ForSur nderedpo s-." 45aI3
Dividend ...........29 cent.'""'''
532,70i 81
Total iom 7Ol, $50 10
| live tmentshay yielded sa'hcennt,
Expense
The Poley-Ioldes Fund for tue hni 53,G17 81
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| owner Of The said oxen are hsreoy mo-
10 come forward, prove property, pay
les and take them away, or they VIII De
Bed OF according to law.
ANDREW NlRDOCk
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NOTICE.

It is this day ordered that, under power
vested in them by an Act of Assembly passea
at january session, 1858, the Gouaty Com
nissioneTs i'll refuse to pay any certificates
for biXs ofcrows, hawks aud owls captured ane
killed after June 9th, 1880.
By order OF the Board.
A +. BOW LING. President.
S. c. PADGETT, Clerk & Treasurer.
Iune 4th, 1890.
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s45.237,3s7.a4
IT, T1rnv snes the best Lite Insurance
vIJe policy has endorsed plain figures Isl ou '
w tbat NAV be borrowed from the Company gu n focyj
- ;nsn.anco Policy 18th option pidup pol
r,Ino The Company Annual uViiehu wien ~ "
,r 80 ecreass future premiums ,he nmount Oh
eS nrararas to @Tmtpe or TO- 10 or " Year <uuoh o
80 b.ve wait 90 before receiving any d
~ ~ 80 I'm or lgnse during Lose all your lnds
The Mutual Benefit paws larger divi lends ;hnn ohe LUZ ~
rasrs ON Motley issued through luu5 the past
s;r wilmer Of PORT Tobacco; Md$50 OO ordinary lAe rocy -
~ :, IL, srst ,e,r ....''$l ~
In the wear 1880 the Mutual IAfe Insurance company
in + maid out over hight Hundred iossa1 80
claims Suboned letters H relation I" socn P'J ~ s
the Agency. =. r. !, c.aos ~ Md April 10Th 1890
IT Goddard Agent Baltimore Md Dear sl-Pyg ~ lfn
Francis Freeman was IN ueu ~ -"
I'd Life Insurance Company Newark, j. March 0n' 1921, t 80
died February 23Id proofs of loss were sent you
18th received check for $ZozV ~ se'"e"o F' 80
dividend Yours Respectfully,
loigneol ree ""' - - Baltimore, May 10Th 1890
hereby acknowledge receipt p Goddard Agent OF the Mutual Ben,
Iif Newark N OF S245V 20 bn We iu
dae policy No. 860s husband joseph Sine Mr. Sne
was stricken with paralysis shortly before the last premium M due Ap %
500 and none his family due the premium W." un
maid Mr. Slime died April Both The policy faf by the Company
lev ken, IN force as long as carry system that continents
the Company to seek protection to life insurance
~ FN4' Susan Slime, 1921 Madison Avenue
Henry 2. Goddard,
Agent for Maryland District of Columbia and West Virginia
No South Holiday Street Baltimore Nd - . ~
Maryland Station Chas 70 ND
erencesAn Polcy-l Holders
T 1isa DS aoass o' f,r~st gsAsas
MaddoST School Ex'r Iannger St Mays Co. Co. Con s,
l. al HsSn Wilmer Safes Aiorne Vim Leach farmer,
Jefferson b. Jaboe, Mar,s County, merchant
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will be found in royal stock at
OEHMS ACME HALL.
Observe the swing in price and style Of
MEMS SUITS.
5 90. so, So 10 90 IL 90 Is 90 to 80 90.
OVERC0ATS.
5 90, I So 10 90, II 90, 10 90 10 80 90.
PANTS.
2 90, co. 4 90, 90 mp.
ALTO 90, II 90 and Is 90. We show
more suits perhaps shau any three houses
in Baltimore this season, nor do we
neglect the BOYS by any means.
Knee Pant Suits 2 90 to Is 90.
hng Pant Suits 90 10 20 90.
Many colorings and patterns in Boys
attire we control, which cannot even be
seen elsewhere.
Like bush without flowers is man
or boz withoat stylish furnishings. This
seaso furnishings combine style with
serg to a marked degree, aud at lower
priS han ever before.
Shirts,
Underwear,
Hosiery.
All London and Paris Novelties rep
resented.
Hats are Hats when you pay haiters'
price,; but VIC are selling the finest Hats
madd at ! to J off the fancy tariff Of
exclusive head wear dealers.
Mail orders receive Immediate atten-
ton Sample Catalogues. Self-Me,s-
arepteni, aud Price Lists free on appll-
'atid
Ocilm'S Acme Hall.
Baltjinore' Greatest Cushing and Furu.
ishng House,
and : West Baltimore Street,
fxioor from Charles Street.
mhy afu BALTIMORE. MI.
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Notice to Creditors.
h The C;yeuit Cassrs for Charles Cca'tty.


IN the matter of the petition Of Henry G..
Robertson for the benefit of the lnsolvent
laws W. His Creditors.
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hartford Democrat ofice, Bel Air, April p, 1887
- Erioht. ESD, General Agent n. J, F.,
pst,., f,o.-Dear Sir.-RePlying 70 youE fisyoF
- sns ,sth instant 1 have Hsed ysur Pafst ios
sh,s past II years and have knewn q ~ u.s. ~
~, ~ ~ others during that period II has gwen
~ ss,tire satisfaction and, as far as my knowr
aD exsends has been equally satisfactory to
yousr Hsrferd patrons gensr;sliy- ~ ~ "a "a
paiat. seiS in STREET.
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Archer Pleads Guilty.

Archer, the dcfaulting State Ire
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