davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
.mebr s.lb," 1T bic gorOle aud i'm

,Rebr @elb!" 1T bic 9arOle aud i'm
g~unbesIenat. 2aiuinenartig bat li9
Der &uf ousssbebnt, INNER srDBere Sl'
menlionen annebmenb; ale GriHoe ses
gen bas @erlansen tuaren tauben Sbrsr
s.prebist; ybas Golf" uerlanst msbr
Gelb, allo sebe man es ibm, 10 Oa@te
ipphl Der Genat unb nabm baber in les@
ter @p6e bic Sinan5bill an, Die unbes
5drdnfte freie Gilberprdsuns SuldBt.
Stpar Ionte man meinen, baB elm 9slo'
umlauI bon iiber fiinf5ebntauieno Mil'
liuaen, nm fiinfunoStpan5is Mllltoner
mebr als ie ;uour unb cine boppelt 10
erpbe 3unabme Der llmlaufsmittsl als
Der gepblteruns pdbrenb Der lsster
sebu Sabre, bic Seclumationen bon ber
3otbipenbisfeit bon ,,mebr Selb" hber;
flafis MAIDEN ionte, a5er es i9ei1,t midi
10 81 i.in. Die neue Bill perfist, oaf
Sober, Der silber 1at, baielbe Dem
S6asamt eini9iden uno bafar Sdas'
amtsnpten er9alten fam. Die Sabe
lit MIN Die: Der Marftuert6 Der nnS'
Silber lit CUR Belt $1.O5, Der Srdse'
tuertb beIielben uber itebt feit auf $1.2e
uno bi.Ien 9etras erbalt Der Senbel
Der llnSe in S9abamtsnoten, U6 er nui
cine ling. poer 1000 l1n5eu ienbet
Die Rsgieruns - bas Solf-perlier
alio per hinge "A Gents; uno i meb'
Silb.r int @ertbe iintt, beito sr6Ber il
Der 8ertut. ab.r, pas maat bas aus
ipir erbalten bod umebr @elb" uni
,peni, CO uns aud i9lieB(l9 5um Na
iional,Baatrott treibt.
Omar lit bic Bill nod ni9t Seies, fl
mtB aad nod bonn Sauie paiiirt Uni
bonn 8rdiibenten unter5ei6net tueroen
bod lessen bic Sil6erleute IQes baran
iie our9Subrinsen uno ioute es uus MID
,punbern, tuenn bic 8orla9e @eies pirb
Gin gonsr.B, Der cine 8ilion BID pal
iirte, lit au9 anberer 2borbeiten fdbtg
nam.ntli6 9lnseii6ts Der 2batiaae
baB, fails in bieier Sisuns bic Sil
ni6t eur6g.bt, Die 9emotraten lie II
Der nd9iteu gang ii3er %annebmen. 9i'
5olsen bieIer %perfebrten S%inan5politi
ip,rb.n iib nlr gu balb fiiblbar MAIDEN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
Sas IGnatt. @urt i'm @6rterbu&

uermas nidt, bic unausipredli9e BE.
friebisuns uub unbesreiFiden 5olsen
mit5utbeilen. tuelde ii6 aus elmer per-
niinftisen Hntuenbuna BON DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription erseben, einem
8rdparat, bas DEFENDERS erfunb.n
uurbe fir bic idnefle urb barrernoe
Seiluns bon auen 5rauen'5 9pad:Su-
itanben, Nerpuiitdt unb &ranfbeiten,
welde benz ueiblideu @eidledt eis.n-
tbiimlid iino. 9as einjise Seilmittsl
fir Die berSrau ti9enartisen2eiben, bas
BON 4putbefern uuter elmer p o H.
tioeu @arantie oertauft iuirb,
oaB es 3ufriebenitent. Sebt @arantie
auf 5lui9enumi6las. 9ieie 9arantie
lit BON ben @%isentbiimern oiele Sabre
lang 9etreuli6 eiE9ebalten iusrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Die Rreu5Sis lerinnen bon 2as
tbrop, Io., pel6e uor nunmebr balb
einem Sabre in einen, sufa1 iittlider
@ntriiituna bic 8irtbi9aIten bes OrteR
beimiudten unb bel bieier @sleseube,t
piel g~isentbum jeritDrten, finb bieier
Gage iii 8lattsburs, mo iie bieierbalb
pro5efiirt tuurbsn. idnmtli9 freise>
ipro6en iuurben. Gs tpdren ,brer IS,
pslde foit idmmtIi9 nit ibrem anbans
int Seridt autueIenb tuaren. Der
@abriprud Der @si9tporenen, Der III.
len iebr unertpartet furt, tpurbe nit eli
rtem Subelsebeul nufsenomn,en. Sie
5reiipre6uns erfOlste ouf ben @runb
bin, baB bas BON ben yDamen" ierit5rte
Gisentbum in Der 9lasei1rift als eis
1en. setuiien @uro seb6ris beaiGuet
tuar, tudbrenb es in @irfli6teit einen1
Serrn Gcuff seb6rte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
9ite bid boz Mafahmunaen iuent

Siite bid Dor 0a1nbmunsen iuenr
BIZ elm 9silmitiel sesen &b.umatismus.
Gi6t, Rlden< uno @elenti6mer3el
n6tbrs bait, 10 faufe cine 5laide Sal
pdtipn Del, iie ruirb Dir III allen 5dllsr
bon sroBem Nnsen fem.
yWorsenitunbe bat Golo i'm Mun6e,"
usb audi mandlmal cine i6limme @r:
tlltuns. 9as iebod tbat Dem Iinnissn
Spridiuorte feinen @bbrud, oenn lol6e
8riidte bes 5riibaufitebens tperben
burd Or. Sul's Suiten Sprup idablos
aemnht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

enbe bon 5aneu aufSdblen, in iuel6en
bas Seiimittel ielden, bic i9on an Der
@ieoerberitelung persueifelten, bic Sc
iunbbeit rpieber brahte. Sier nur elm
einSiger Sau. gm 9a4bar BON mir
fit lansere 8eit an &Opfi6mer5en, per'
bunben nit uebelfeit uno man6malgre
brs6en. Sd rietb ibr on, es einmal
nit 5orni's alpenfrduter 8lutbeleber
St periuhen. 9as &eialtat mar iebr SUI
friebenjteIeno, Die S6merSen uerl6ruans
ben Der Gppetit itente iid fuieoer ein nno
nun TIT iie tuie0er san5 seluno. Go 1T
in DER S6at ein pabres Scus' uto
| SilIsmittel!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

lluIereNfiteIier. lteberall, ipoSiiBig.
feiten auf6sua6rt tucrocH, iamm elm iid
un9ebctene ulb iebr mliebinme @d ite,
Slie9en, 8iencn, Imeiien, @espen uno
audi ba5 inter bem Nanten slid 9en'
aabetannte iilberiarbene i3udert6ier6en,
0as iino Die 9ele9cntli9an Nal6er in
lnicren &ii6cti6rdnfen uno Sorratbsz
tammerIl, tuelder mir uns inSeB ourt
ior9idltiges @lnidlieBen Der 8orrdtbe
uno our6 Reinli6teit meBr Ooer wenis
ger erfpehren f0nnen.
Setra6ten mir aufmerfiam cine .Snnt
pnu &obrSuder poer ciu Stid l9le6i
rafinirteu Sut5ufers, 10 fiuoen mir in
oemielben taft itet5 cine gauge Weu9e
rot6er Blnftdeu, iuel9e ipie man nit
blofiem Iuse uabrne9men gu tDunen
slaubt, ii3 belue9en. DAB feline 3duz
16un9 uorlie9t, er9iebt iid iofort, iucnn
rlait ein Nttroicop 5u Silfe nimmt. 9a
%oertpanoeln ii6 biele Binttdcn in tleine
tul1iise &dfer6en, iuel6e in emiiser &C.
16afti9fett umber %laufen, bic aber nidt
etiua Den 3adcr perSebreu, ionb.rn MIR
Si6erbcitsiuddter iino iuelde bas slrfz
freien bcs 3nfers our9 ein mitruIcopis
ides Ibter, Die 3ufermilbe, pcrbinz
bern. Sn eilcm einiisen 5titd5sn be.
ftnoet ii6 tbatid3li6 Elm gauges 6ladt~
tele, Wilben su pielcn SauIenoen, ipel6e
ben ,3udcr auISe6ren unb Die mifroIcpz
pllden aGfer (Scarabnen) tuelde ~erItere
oaran ju perbinoern tra9ten. 9(6er
nl6t Der 3uder allein lit oas geabrunas=
mittel Der Mtil6en uuo bas SEPARATIONS
felo ibrer Soofeinoe, Der Safer. Sbr
Sdmaroserleben lit Elm seraoeSu iuult>
oerbar oieticiti9es uno lie bilben cine
III lbrer Sleinbeit critaunlid n~aunisfal,
ttse @elt, pbsleid freilid eben i6rer
@ln6l8tcit balb.r ibr Characterization
r1o ibre Natursei9i9tc uur Gum Ibeile
befannt 1T.
Setrofne:e Srii9te, 5ei9eu, &oIiaen,
Siuetlden &C. tuerom pun Inns abnunasz
log periebrt, tudbrenb Der ,9uteriibersua
on oenlelben fait llllr aus Ntilben be-
lttbt. lteberIdBt man j. 9. cine aeo6rr,
te 3ipetI6e cine 9eraunle Belt ibrem
S6tdlal, 10 iuirb bielelbe tbatid6lidJ
Don Den Mllben auf9ejebrt. 9tun fam
man nltt 9eraoe6u bebauptcn, baB ielbt
Der n%talenbaite GeuuB oieIer Milben
lfaoll9 iuIrft, aber cs 1T bod immerbin
nt6t 5u iiberieben, baB Die 3udermilbcr
bauft9 Die lo9enannten yMiteGer" i'm
Seildte rcridulben, Dap iie Iuaar BEL
Seutcn, ipelfe oiel nit 3uder uuaeben,
). Q. bel Sanolun9sbebienIteten,, stui;
'3en ben 6ih9ert uto an ben Sanbae,
lsnfen iufenoe guiteln erSeuaen - bic
Sudertrdse. SOriidt lit alio ilnmerbin
8ebOten rno obipobl i'm rafinirten,5 uder
ole Mtlben unb mitbil all6 bic Tie Der.
t'lseroen Safer oiel iueniser u%urfummen.
als INT &obr5uder, 70 enpfieblt es fid
eob Dor Saem, niemals5 uder al, feud.
ten Srten nuiSubsiuubren, maj plasire
oenieltsn pielmebr m0sli6t nabe benz
Diem. tebrisens finbet Der Suder ia
s1eiiteas feline 8erpenbuna in heiser
5llrhisteit, tuObur9 au6 Die Milb.n.
srel9e Siebebise burdaus nidt psrtras
gen f0nuen, ibren COB finoen. 9anit
1T al9 Sas Mittel seseben, bieie basli.
@en |araiiten bon 5ri6ten uub berol.
81 entfernen. Ian pertpenoe ober o,,
,t'ese Oieielben ME, ubne iie uurber burd
Weiniscn in iiebenbem 8alIer BON ihr.n
ettsser Riet6sparteien befreit ~
baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

@esen bic beftisiten Russnl.ib.n
siebt es nidts beiieres ipie Or. auauf
&0ais's 5aaburser EropFen; iie boben
mir idon bdufis i9neI unb fiber &c.
bOlfer. - Gl6ert Sielfr gor! Sop.
Mid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

gs 1T pirtli6 tuabr, Ni9ts fommt
9r. 8uI'5 Suiten SDrup 9lei9, er
bilft iebesmal uno CT iunte in feinem
SauIe feblen, 8reis 25 Gents Die
Jlai9e.
9as einfadite Mittel I'm ii6 oon
Gopfs ober 3abnidmer5en 5u befreien,
lit elne 5laide galuatiun Del. slQe
Spptbefcr ~oerfaufsn es fir 20 Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
MORRISON
BRICK YARD
SoHNs B BEeEMANN,
Nprriion, Wp.

SRorrllou, Nn.
@ir batsn in Rorrifcn zine nfus 3iest.
lei tirseri@ttt unb fab spn nar an im
Stant. bic bfeeH Ba9feirs IN itbr nitet'
rem preifen III Iisfern uHe Saulpatst psi.
ben ss in fbrem SnttreHe futtn uHfsys
prtiie III Isrnen. Gbenfals ltefern mir ben
unibtrtrsTtiSen Scbnsf6tu Rail- prompt
bilia unb in alien Qudntitdten.
1sapl90 Scbns& taenidnn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Die 9lIinuSz2 esislatur BON Sanias
bat cine Bid anselommen, wel9e ben
9iretior bcs s5u6t6auies er.
md1tist, ben Sarmern in &atutins 60.
ale ;u SeiSsweden n0tblseu 8oblen aus
ben Staatsberswerfen uniunit ooer auf
Grebit 5u liefern. Siele 5armer iino
10 arm, oaB iie fire M66el als Sei5'
material psripenben miiIsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

I'm Den Maser, bic 9ebcr une oas
SDltem I'M aIsemeinen 81 reinisen, se>
braudt DR.. Pierce's Pellets. 25
Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
8fine @eine!

Sei llnter.eidnetsm fine rsiat
ielbfsefelterte @eine rrenn aus eeut
6auie 9;bplt, 81 fclsencen biaisen
9reiisn ;u baben:
G%atarpbd, 40 Gents per Ilaf1s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

-8ei Sro It wunben lit fol-
aenbe Gable nirfIarn Wfan nebme
elm StIdGis, eiuen 8ou lang unb brett,
einen 9ofel bon 9einol ODER anberes
Del, tbue 10 Srepfen Irpifa hinein,
eripdrme oas Del itarf I6er Der 9arspe
unb tropfe es auf bas Sis, ipelaes man
bamit reibt. Mit bieier Gable be-
itreidt man pei9e 2eintpanb unb leet
Sas 4Faiter @benbs unb @foraens anf
bic @unben, pelde man porber nit
ldunarmem Seifenpa6er iorsfapl
abpdfdt. Wit bieisr Gable reibt
nan aud aufsefprunsene 5dnbe elm,
peIde baburd idneH Eetlen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
il nan9enebm me d.
{Itro

fcGung.
Gonbucteur: ySit bas Sinh ba ni@t
mebr ala ;tpoGf Sabre alt?"
Scr. SaIforo: n&inS? Gber,
Menid, ni6en Sic benn nidt, has
bisS Benjamin 9arriion 1T. CT bnt
freie 8ebrt als @rafbent Der Ser.
Stnoten = ni6t neil r nod upnEn<
big III IT," (R. .. @un.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

coll Ser 9eim Ser Seu6s
tiefeit piberleben, 10 periest
tftan i'm in Der @arne nit etpas
2%einolfrnib. SiSweilen fam man bic
SaItbarfen bes 2eimeS bur6 3uiab
bon S6lemmfreibe, Glide H.. {. NJ er'
bo6en. @aGerbi9t miro Elm 2eiman<
hri6 burd Srdnfen nit fon6entrirtsr
florcr 6afapfelabfOdung, nobel Der
porber 9etrofnete anitri6 ponitanSis
erpciden mub. Cot man gleide Sbeils
9etm unb Slpcerin in iuenig Maher,
10 e~rltarrt Die Chung beim Grfalten
az elmer @faHe, melde itets elaItild
bteibt, niGt fault unb gu 8ud0ruders
t~paI,en, claitiiden Sormcn, StempelS
IL. +. 10. bcuiibt ncrben fam. &C.
po6nli6c 9cimouf0iung fault lcidt,
pirS aber bur6 einen Sropfen
GarboIiaure Dor Sdulnib 9efdilst.
3einl, mcIder oller Seudti9fcit mi
beritebt, erbalt man, wcfln ma
ein YfunS btaunen 0eirl nit elmer
binreidenben Sriontitat obgerobmter
Mil6 fo6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

gegen sic fog. Sinnen, io<
nie an6ere llnreini9fetten i'm Seii9t
unb am Snpfe empfebft rSbe Cancel"
foIsenbes Seilberfabren 3nei Ora9'
men SatuefelbIitben (SuIpbur) tper'
ben nit elmer hinge <ebcl hbergofen.
Oisie Mirtur pirb Mergsns nnS
Menbs auf Die betreTeueen Slefe Sc.
bra6t, nadbem bas 9eTdt n0rber nit
marmen @aTer unb aeitiGltiie ahee,
waiden lit. 3uweilen fommt cS Dor,
bab id bas llebel int @nfana Der'
idlimmert, bel fortgeiebtem Ssbraud
fpir6 es aber in "a @Oden fi9er
ausgerottet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Goneorb, IS Gents per 1lnfae petr
2 Slal@en fur Is Gents. +:
Gbas. Rim mel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

$pastutben lnIen :d isbr sHt
in Woosbaucn treiben, ieelfe mitttlf
zines Srnbte5 a~ufeebaust werbsH.
@irb iin untern Gnbe bes 8alleus
cine Slunenspiebel, Ben Sopf mad
unten 9cri6tet, cin9eIest, 70 ua9ien
bic idOnen rotbcn Sldtter rings UNI
ben Salen in Die 9obe un6 bilben cine
Irt Slpmcnforb bon gang rleuen, unb
babi6em 4nsieben. Wian fann oud
anbcre Sllinien auf bisff Dirt tteiben,
1. 9. sfarjiicn, Maiblumc,, 6otitrs
%tronen, boppette lnS einfade geiEs
den L.. (. 10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
8eredtigter S@Iub.

81. (im &eitaurant gu ieinem Sif&'
@a6bar): Siebit Du ben aIten Germ
BORT vis-a-vis? SD pette, baS bas eiu
ortboSoSer Sube 1T!
s.: @oraus f9liebeit On bas !? Ct
fiebt gar ni6t iiibii3 aus
81. @etra9t' i'm eiHmaI, ME e
fem 9reen<Gorn ibt: Son redts mad
Limits - grab wie mar bebrdiid Iisfl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

Maler: Sagen sic, pie eefausn
S6nen benn meme 8ortraits?
Srititer. Gum Suduf II fab ME
etwas Iebnli6eS
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21

Mr.. Editor:-Dear Sif-fiaving beenI
accused of being the author of two letters
which have appeared in recent issues of
your paper, under the signature of Sam
bo," prompts me to write and disclalm
any hand ia their production, or knowl-
edge of their AUTHORSHIP.
think to large extent he is correct,
as to the habits of our people and as toI
What others think of vi He might haveI
gone dee per into the cause and suggested
some remedy for this state of things.
Our people are VIGOROUSLY Sarn-heart
ed and generous aud do not "go for" toI
do wrong; but having been brought up to-
no higher standard, many know Of none,
their education and surroundings make
them satisfied with things as they are.
think the church is largely response
Bile for this state Of things. she does. and
should educate the people as to what j
right and wrong, and when we find her
appealing, almost entirely, to the lower
passions of our people to raise the funds
needful for her support, we see that she
is necessarily crippled in apholding a
standard of pure living.
We have recently had in this vicinity
one of, what is styled, the most brilliant
and successful entertainments for ''the
benefit of the church, and from observa-
ton should say it was fair sample of such
affairs (and what have to say does not
apply to any one denomination but al.
most without exception, more or less, to
all
| will not dwell on the questionable
expedleney of a tournament to raise funds
for the church, nor on the still more ques-
tionable morality of an all night danc9
for the same purpose, 1--WE doubt if pub.
lie opinion would allow either in most
communities) but we will pass on to the
more visible education for evil, when the
church (whose whole influence ought to
be thrown on the side of temperance and
orderl borrowed our silicon keepers Ii,
oeuse and turned bar tender herself to
make a iiaie money, selling to her young
men, in tent On the grounds, that, that
robs them of their manhood and makes
them willing servants Of the Devil: the
result vas, when night came drunken
crowd whl enlivened the village with
minor fights, and one big one III which i
is estimated. by an eye witness. that IF.
ty participated Is there any wouder
tLoD that n,,r ideas ~ right md Uyron0
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21

A Shot at the Count. beverly Mos
by, of Warfenton, Va, Que day last week in
Washington, D. c., shot at Count Eugene
MitSrwieE, but not being as expert marks
man as his father, the great Confederate Col
John s. Mosby, he alled to hit thp Count,
who still lives The shooting WAS due to
belief that the Count had introduced a man
named Miller of an unsasory reputation to
Mosby's sister aud encouraged an engagement
of marriage, between them When Miller
record was hunted up by young Mostly it was
found that several years ago in Pennsylvania
he Had served term in The peniientary aud
Mosby finding Miller in the street with his sis,
ter knocked him down after which Miller left
the city. Then Mitkiewicz was charged with
knowledge Of MiiIer's character and with
encouraging the engagement and The shooting
was the result Of the quarrel After exPIana-
lions were maze satisfactory 10 Mostly he
apologized to Mitkiewiez and wife, who was
present at Tie time Of the fray.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21

st Thomas Academy The scholastic
duties at st Thomas Academy will be re-
sumed on September 18th, as will be seen by
the ad elsewhere This school has dsstryedly
the reputation Of being one of the best, IT not
the best schaol in Southern Maryland for ed
ucating and fitting young girls for the duties
of life. 1t has been patronized by our best
citizens in the past and will continue to be
patronized by all who desire their daughters
to have a careful mental and moral training
The low rates for board and tuition enables all
who wish to do so, to get the benefit OF this
& st class school. For further particulars
write to the Misses Neale at Cox's Station.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21

Barn Burned. A barn on the farm at
Glymont, owned by the Upper Glymont and
Fruit Growers Association was destroyed by
FIRE on Friday morning last. A large lot Of
farming implements and crop of wheat,
owned by the tenant, James Swami, was burn
ed It is not known positively how the fire
originated, butitis learned that some labor
ers employed at Indian Head slept there the
responsible for the ERE. The barn was fully
insured but the implements aud crop were not
and Swami, the tenant, who is u hard wsrk-
ing and respectable colorsd man, sustains ali
the loss
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21
Grove MectIng IA rrove meelIng nnd

Grove Meeting A grove meeting under
the auspices Of the NJ. E. Church South, com
fmenced ia the Oak Grove at la Plata on Sun
day last The meeting is in charge OF Rev
e. A. Joyce, preacher on Charles Circuit. On
Sunday last serrnons were. preached by Rev
Or. Harper, Presiding Elder, and Rev Nj
Davidson, assistant editor of the Baltimore
: Episcopal Methodist. Each day during the
week services. are. held and many persons
from this and adjacent counties are in attend
anee.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21

Tournament at POmfret A tonrna-
ment was held NJ Green Park" on Wednes-
for the benefit of ST. Joseph's Church, Penn
fret. Mr.. Julian Cox was the successful
knight and crowned Miss May Dement, Queen.
We have not been able to learn the amount re.
allied, but as several candidates were p esent,
We suppose they bled themselves for sweet
CHARITY, 10 aynothing of their own sake, quite
freely, and consequently the receipts will come
up 10 expectations.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21

ArWffAAN ~ NSNSNNPN
Mrs. Dr.. C. II. Posey and family are
visiting friends 10 the county.
Mrs Knloe Nelson is visiting her ia
Tiers family at Bunker Hill
Dr.. Robert Digges has gone to At
lantic City for his health.
DR.. MONROE, who has been very i'll 1T
his home, Waldorf, is convalescing.
Vow is the time to begin graveliug
.he roads
Forty hours devotion was celebrated
at St. Thomas Church last week.
Mrs W. A. Fowke is visiting her PAR
ents at Melton.
Bishop Curtis, of Wilmington Della
ware, will confirm at Newport on Sunday.
Mr.. George Coad and wife are visi
ing the family of Mr.. James 4. Sanders,
Newport.
judging from the nsmber of promises
made tn, Katie Hines will be boat Of
many commanders mex: Year.
Mr.. r. H Edelen and wife, and Miss
Emily Hamilton, are sojoarning at At
lantic City.
A colored camp meeting will COM
mence on Friday next at Carpenters
woods, near Pisgah.
The School Commissioners have de-
cided to purchase charts for the white
public schools.
The Hughesville cannery begin ope-
rations this week canniAg tomatoes aud
peashes. 4
Messrs. Tippett Bros, Aliens Fresh.
are doing some substantial Improvement
to their property in that village. 1t is
wide awake firm.
The attendance upon the camp meet
ing now being held at La Plata is excep-
tionably large. There is nothing like
holding sucE things at the right place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, and Miss Sallie
Beacham, Of Baltimore, are enjoying
visit to Mrs. Joseph Lancaster, near
Newport
Miss Maggie Dyer. the efficient and
popular little daughter of Mr.. james 4
Dyer, has received the appointment of
teacher of the "HollY Spring School.
Mr.. Worthiugton Berry (Prof, has
been rendered the position Of teacher Of
the Bryartown public school, and will,
Fit is said, accept the place,
| Mr.. Addison Marbury und James A.
Frinkln, are at present engaged survey
ing property ia and around Washington
city, for spectators.
| The members of the Port Tobacco,
| Hill Top, Cross Roads and Aliens Fresh
/ Allilnces will give a fish dinner at
/ Chapel Point to-day.
/ A list of questions given by Mr.. Mad
dox toappIicauts for teachers certificates
at tile annual ex nninatinn Of teachers,
came to hand too late for insertion
Miss Katie Murphy of this village,
has returned from ber recent visit aud
was aecomp'"ie ! home BY twn at'reeiiyt
Lady friends, me Misses 0'x3"' OF ANNE
Arundel county.
Mr.. Hugh Mitchell was re eleete.'.
President nd Mr. r Candell jenkins
Secre!ar. Of tbe Site Alliance at thc
recent meeting tuf the Alliance delegates
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21
Charlotte Hal school

Charlotte Hall SchOol--Tn another
column appears the ad Of Charlotte Hall
School II solieits the patronage of Southern
Maryland This institution is disinctively a
growth of our community 1t should receive
the patronage Of every one in our midst It's
graduates from this county are filing respon-
sible positions in every walk Of life, Those
who contemplate sending their boys to school
would do well to write for particulars as d.
recttd
The school is under control Of Captain R
W, Sylvester, graduate of tie Virginia Nil
itary Institute, who is not only a learned and
experienced tutor, but is man of sterling
worth and integrity as well, and is in every
way fitted for the responsible position Of prin-
cipal which he has so ably filled for years past.
His assistants are ali learned men ranking
among the best educators of the State.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21

CaIored troye Meeting The colored
grove meeting which was held at Shiloh
Church in Piccawaxen in charge of Rev X.
II. Alexander vas, we have been Informed, II
Rtest saettss, and many persons, male and fe-
male, stiaehyd themselves to the church in
consequehte. as
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21

StiIl Booming The Ln Plata ladies,
headed by Mrs. G,n. Chapmse, are going 70
erect 50, 600 town hal; At La Plata. Ono
thousand dollars has already been suhscrbed
and the other Will be forthcoming in few
days. Enterprise TO the front is the La Plata
watehword, and Mrs. Gen. Chapman leads
the van
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21

Cutting ARRAY On Thursday last
sfessrs j, T, Higdon and Washington Bow.
ling got inio difficulty and the latter was
seriously but not dangerously cut with an axe
A writ was sworn out BY Bowling
and at the hearing or Friday morning Hig-
don was held in 5000 bail for his appearance
at court by Justice Cough The wounds re-
ceived by Bowling are not considered danger
GUS
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-08-21
Marshall man Tonrnament.-EIs

Marshall Hall Tournament.-Els
where will be fouad the ad of the Seventh AM
nua Tournament to be held At Msrshali Hall
on Wednesday, September End. The large
crowds, the perfect order, and the spirit Of
general good will TO all which always prevails
at these tournaments at this favorite resort
cadses greater numbers each year to attend
from the adjacent counties. The one to be
held on the second will be equal TO any of the
past.