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Not JuStiinille

Not JuStisiHble
Tie attempted lvnching Of the muir
deref Rye by number of our citizens
has caused many others to public
~ ana privately denounce there hasty
action. There can be no question that
Iyuchfng a prisoner is entirely unjustif
able, and heretofore all 81 asses OF our cit
izens have agreed that every prisoner,
no matter how heinous his offence. should
have the full benefit of the law and that
if innocent of the crime charged he
should 20 free All have been willing
to trust to the good judgment of our
courts and the people who SIT as jurors,
b ,lieving that the majesty Of the law will
be upheld by them and that no guilty
man would escape on account of venali
ty similar 10 that practiced in many Of
the courts in the cities throughout the
country. But the recent attempt to GUN
ish one guilty Of dastardly crime. by
perpetratIng another equally as great,
proves, that because of the wide
spread indignation on account of the
murder of 4 popular young man, our
people to their great detriment,
were about to do a great injury to
their native county. Our du.y to our
county, our duty to our citizens, and our
duty to ourselves conpells us to denounce
in unmeasured terms any attempt to de-
part, now more especially than ever
when we are aonut entering on ne V
era of prosperity, from our time honored
custom of seeing that not only the most
humble and 10 Wy. but the greatest Grim
inal as well shalt have justice meeted
out to hem through the regular channels,
and which have be, guarn eed to all BY
the constitution and laws of our country.
OF cou}se we must not be misunderstood
We are not arguing in behalf of the cow
ering wretch who cowardiy and without
proper proyocation killed an honorable
and useful young man But we are OPP
posing lynch law as one of the greatest
drawbacks to our community which will
do more to injure US not only from
moral standpoint, but financially
as well tban any thing else For
it is well settled fact that no man
wishes to make a home in a community
where the laws are not zealously upheld
and no man wishes to retain his home in
such com nuuity. We sincerely trust
that the sober second thought will ever
in the future as in the past prevent any
attempt at lynch law. When it
is shown, if'ever such time comes, that
guilty criminals escape punishment in
our courts by legal technicalities, then
and not till then should lynching be con-
sidered
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Gra1d Coi0rad Toijrn3nant
FOR THE.tNTEBEST OF
St j osopl's Church,
WILL BE HELD At
PO\IITI2l1T,
SATURDAY., 4ng4st 22nd, 1891.


Chief VI lrShal:-John Edelen
Aids:-Charles Mason, VIM. f.
Thomas and Joseph Briscoe.
Herald>: Joseph Hawkins and JOS
eph Carroll.
Judges: Henry Bush, James A..
Mason, Patrick Turner, john Taylor
aud Madison Muschette.
Orator of the Day:-Col. i. Allison
Wilmer.
Orator ofthe Evening" Adrian Posey
A Queen and seven Maids Of Honor
WILDE crowned by the successful Knights;
10 whom also four other prizes will be
awarded LIST, br,dle and sable. ID,
bIidle and nartingale. 3rd, lap robe.
18th, riding whip.
Dinner and refreshments will be
served on the grounds
A band will be in attendance
Tilting will begin sharply at =! p. IN.
The matter is in the hands of the rep
rescntative members of the congregation
steady and reliable men. Good o. .er
will be preserved. and most enjoyable
time is anticipated. aug I-bt
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Hnil Stnrn,.

A violent rain md wind storm ac-
companicd with hail visited this county
on Wednesday, In this immediate vi
entity the rain fell in binding torrents
for about half an hour and some hail fell
About four miles east of Port Tobacco
the hail storm was very destructive aud
crops were almost entirely destroyed in
its course which covered width Of two
miles or more and extended IN south
ca ,terly direction into St Alary's coun-
ty. The crops of Mr.. Henry Wrnck on
his firm near LA Plata. were almost en-
trely destroyed. His crop Of tobacco,
abou, eighty thousand plants, is cut into
strings, aud his cora crop is almost en-
trrly destroyed what stalks that were
not broken down we're entirely stripped
Of blades. Mr.. Wenck's loss will amount
to several hundred dollars. Gen A. G.
Chapman is also heavy loser by the
Storm, his crops also being greatly IN
jared The farms Of Messrs George H.
AIbrit'ain, George ". Berry. Henry
iIlW sins and John 7. Hamilton, were
il the line Of the storm. and AL are hea-
w losers. 1t is estimated that the de-
sttuctron to crops in that section Of the
county will amount to several thousand
dollars.
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The Wheeler Murder.

The evidence in the clerks Office
filed by Justice VIM A. Smith, who
us coroner in II e inquest after the muir
der of young Wheeler by Rye, which
took place last week, meagcr &C,
count of which appeared in last weeks
issue, discloses the fact that it was will
full, deliberate and cowardly murder
The verdict rendered by the jury e in
quest was. That the deceased came to
his death from pistol shot wounds nAict-
ed by pistol in the hanls of one j
Marshall Rye. And We further state
from the evidence before US that this was
a willful, deliberate and premeditated
murder"
The jury was Alpheus Haislip,, fore
man, John ) Gregory, Gustavus Flow
era, j. J. Erawuer Thomas II Haislip,
Robert Mills, Price Gray. VIM. Council,
George Luttrell, Francis Cobey, Francis
Tibbs and o. Dunnington.
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~ " AtA D..
DR.. b. II. Warren. State Orni;
biologist Of Pennsylvania. last fall raid
4 visit 10 Rock Point an.t.vicniit and
was paft ii tie tiuc guest Of Captain
+ il Slmus, On Cooh |. a,t., ,,p,rtcd
froa the main land by Nealg Greek
m . uiIemar, with others who colnro~-
e. tie party we're enthusiastic over to
beautiful conn.ry and in last Tuesday !
Rllsia1re .lmer.tita he publishes a beau
tifuly Descriptive letter in Which he full
~ describes The natural alvautagrs o.
thai gnd favored section While solourG-
inr in that sec ion. the party had HI op-
portunity to get shots at some Of the nu-
merous t6oEs Of ducks with WhiSlf the
waters abound, and bagged large mum
Der
The writer in conclusion says would
say as one who has visited many States
and devoted mnch time to pursuing the
feathercd species, both from the stand
Dalnt Of sportsman and naturalist, that
/ have never si.ed region so prolific
in ducks aud mother large game birds
ms the lower section of Charles county,
Nd ia and about Cobb's POINT, the
couury's southern-most end. The wa
ters of Wicomico Bay, the Potomac and
Neale's Sound, about Cobbs Island,
abound likewise in fsh-rock fish, sun
fish, bass and other species Of the fany
tribe In short, | do no' believe there
is any place in the I'm ted States so easy
OF access where the sportsman, whether
his speciality be fishing or hunting, can
spend his time with greater satisfaction
aud delight than the lower Potomac
about Wicomico Bay and | have no hes
iratiou in saying chat in my opinion
founded. on experience, few ifany States
ia the Union can equal Maryland in the
matter of furnishing field to the sports
man and the angler, and it seems only
surprising that the game-prolifc place
where we had such an enjoyable and
profitable visit should be so little known
to Marylanders themselves
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Electric Bit,e,s.

This remedy is becoming sowell known and
so popular AS to need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song of praise. A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all dis
eases of the liver aud kidneys, will remove
plmples, bois, salt rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood VIII drive malaria
from the system aud prevent as well as cure all
malaral ieyerS For cure o. headache con-
stiration aud indigestion Try Electric Bitlers
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money re.
funded. Price 5nc aud ) per bottle at w.
" Padsetts store.
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Taken 70 Baltimore.

The Sheriff hearing continued ru-
mors that another attempt would be
made to lynch Rye, concluded that it
was best to remove the prisoner aud put
him in place of safety. Soon Tues
day evening just after dark he with a
guard quietly slipped Rye from the back
door of the Jail aud carried him Town the
edge of the marsh south of the village
and turning went in the direction of the
railroad. After walking for several
miles a conveyance was procured and
the prisoner was driven to Mattawoman
Station, arriving there about midnight
From that point the prisoner in the
morning was removed to Baltimore city
Jail where he will be confined until the
time for his trial. The Sheriff is to be
commended fer Unsuccessful removal of
the prisoner
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Camp Meetings

4 large camp nee in will com
mcnce at Bandlwnr. Prince George :.
couuy, Is 4 n r. X on tac 18th in-
4taut and ct"ye an the 30th .rrain>
will run on B & 2. ani ?. 4 W G &
= i II r. for Ike nc uumolation o.
tie pu' lie, Sun lays inclusive
The a,np meeting will also commence
at la Plata on SUNDAY lcxt.
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The pest salve in the world for cats, brIis-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevor sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands, ehilblains, corrs, and al
skin eraptons, and positively cares plies, or
no pay required. II is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prire
25 cents per box. For sale by ". W. Pad
cett
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Rnse Bail.

\ match game Of base ball was play
ell at Gallant Green GA Saturday, last be-
tween the Gallant Green team ahd
WoodviIlc club Several errors on the
part of the LONE club gave the game to
WUodvillc Score l. 10 McPaer-
son, un pire.
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Annual Examination.

The annual examination for teach
crs' certificates ana fur scholarships,
was held in Port Tobacco on Tuesday
and Wednesday last. The number 10
take the examination was smaller tina
usual. Nine took the examination for
teachers ccrtif ates, and five for schol-
arsbir at State Normal School. 1t will
be some time before the Examiner can
announce the result of the examination
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Death OF Mr.. Clements.

Mr. Hugh Glenn nts. who resided
near this village, died at his home on
Saturday morning last, aged ~ lie
vas widowrr with no children aud his
nearest rcla!vtsure a sister and brorEer.
who resided with him at tue time of hi.
death
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Fish in the Potomac

- Captain Speake, Of the Upper Cedar
Point Lighthouse, says that great nun
bcrs OF perch and rock list, are hcllg
caught IN the waters Of rhe Poomae
near his ght station. Gu Monday one
ttUGtrr-aiduc c9ught III punches i The
finest kind uf ta,se varieties.
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Marshall Hnll 1,hnrnnmnnt.

The anruat MgrshajI iia.l Tuurnl-
mrnt will cake h.ce this ycar, Weiucs-
day, September :lud file pro rnnnc
and palsrnel Of tie committees is nov
teiug arranged and this aih other oe-
tails Of ist.tcst, wild be gwen ia the lN5
DEFENDANT N lht neat future
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Tournaments 10 bal Mcld

A tournament will be held at Green
Park for the benefit of ST. Joseph
Church, (PomfreD on Wednesday, the
18th instant. A colored tournament
will also be held at the same place on Sat
urday, the 22nd. The procee!s Of which
wi also be devoted to Pomfret Church
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Transfers Of Property. Dceds-From
W rner Gibbons and wife 10 VIM. W..
81. bons for farm near Bryaulown: 5 200
Thomas 5 Rhc', Trustees, to Eli tiaf
ieli for Stump Neck" $1,000 Mar
tia L Wills % Mary A. Burrh for
Mount Air and ''B mi Id; 81 600
Josep7 y Dy.r to r. Z. AqdA for
salary Simm,;" $ldo. Harriet Thomas
and Others 10 He en- ana Thomas Mar
Shall for Collins Era't' $40.
Bills Of S ,le-l'rou Jane. II. Good
M Carpenter lIrothcrr; $40. James
Flint 70 Elizabeth Fins 500. Heath
ery Spear 10 Ianlin Spear, $1,000 y
g Philip jenkins 70 Henrietta an !
john | J ukihS amdas. 500. Pull
ip Jenif,r 10 Van. 4. Simpson 500. ~
Johu ACrtwr gat to Carpchter Bro
$l5o''
Mortgages From Iii Ga1ield am
wife 10 Thomas 5 Rect, Trustee. on
stump Neck" So Gao G I. Hay
den to John +. johnson on lot Of lIud,
$40
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70 nominate one person Tor Governor, one
Tor Comptroller, one for Attorney General
and one for Clerk to the Court OF Appeals to
lie voted for at The General Election 10 Nov
c'ober A. D., 1891, and also to lect at the
same County Convention three persons to
serve as the State Central Committee for
Charles county for the next two ieus.
by order OF the State Central Committee for
Charles county
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Festival and Dinner

A Festival and Dinner will be held at Pts
gah, on WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 20tk, for
The benefit OF The Methodist Church. The
public are cordially inyitad tc attend.
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STORE. For RENT.

will rent my Store to good tenant on
sasy terms. Possession given at once
Apply to Mrs. SARAH LUCY BUTTON,
Tompkinsyille, Charles county, Nd
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The Republican Voters Of Charles county
are requested to assemble in Primary Meetings
at or near their usual places Of voting in the
several Districts
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On Saturday, August 22nd 1901

between the hours Of 3 and p m, aud eloct
by ballot FIVE delegates from each district to
meet ia County Convention at II a. m, in
Part Tohat,o
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WEDNESDAY. august 10Th, 1901.

Chief Marshal--Captain VIZ Dement,.
Aids.--T. Garfield jenkins, Julian
Cox and Benjamin Tubrfan.
Heralds:-Walter NJ. Page and Rob-
ert [. Digges
JUICES: Judge John P. Bris3oe. Col.
L. Alliso1 Wilmer, J Frank For /, Hugh
Mitchell. Sanuel Cox, Jr., Charles H..
Wills and J Wm. Warning.
Orator of the Dry John Il Mitchell.
Orator of the Eyening:-F. NJ Cox.
Dinner and refreshments will be serv-
ed on the grounds. A band will emily
en- the occasion. A Queen AMI seven
Maids of Honor will be crowned by The
successful Knights. fitting will begin
at TBS p m. Every egort shall bemade
torender this affair thoroughly enjoyable.
I Supper and Ball at Green Park the res
i0enee of A.r F. b. Green
Dlnner .. .........-....-DvC' Is
Supper .....s90cts
Admission to Ball for gentleman scots.
Ladies free.
VIM. D. Campbell 4 Co.'S. firm Is reliable
one, aud is prices suit the times. Call at
their lumber yards on lin Street, 5. f
when YOU visit Washington.
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ORDER n ISf /.
In Tie Circuit Court ff5%r t1aHes c5a,a;jJa
Benjamin b. ". Mcpherson VS.. ,oIr g
Thomas, Executor Of George II. G. Tnom4.
md Others.
No. $50 Equity.

Ordered by the court this 9th day Of IT.
1891, that the sale made and rtEur'
Richard H. Edeleni Trustee, IN the nj ~
titled cause. BE-. :atifed and cou6fmen u. ..>
cause TO the contrary be shown of q f."
the Bird day of August, 1891, provided u p.
Of this order be inserted in some rev spatrr
published IN Charles county o. &c n VT. r.
three successive weeks before the san.
day of August, 1891.
The report states the amount of sail, e, st,
S-4l.
a. SAMUEL TURNER, Ch~b
Of G.. CT Court for Charles coap.,.
True copy Test:
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clark.
* lU-dt
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On Monday, August 24th. 1891,
ON ThurkdaY. Anp.nst "a nan.

Tor lhe purpose OF elecIing four delegates 10
she State Convention Of the Republican party
TO be held at Ocean Citv, Md
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ORDER NISI.
a he Circa3 Gourt Er CAulrs C-qD
70. 688 Equity.

70 688 Equity.
lanes A. Saith vs.. Andrew g. Smith e {.
ORDERED rs ,ae court this 2lsf day iul.l
sol, that tie auditor report made a j ii 81
in Il is case be ratified and confirmed ur...s
cause to the contrary be shown on or = '.i,
the Bird Monday Of August, 1911 pru>ii.d
co5g his order be inserted IN sam"
paper published in Charles roant, .
r,ck f-r three successive weeks prio -,
aid 3rd Monday OF August, s9l
j. SAMUEL TURNERClcik
CT. CT. for Charles Couni,
True eopv-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, CLERK
jy 24-dt
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COlOrCd TOurna ment
A Grand Tournament and Ball will
be given by the S'ar Beneficial Society,
at Newport, Charles county, on
Sdtwddy, AuguSt l5th,

:
Saturday, Aug"st l5th,
at the school house belonging to Eli Wa
tiers. The Society, accompanied by the
Cobb Neck Society. win form in column
md march to the Tournament Grounds.
knights from ST. Alary's Prince
Georges. and Charles Counties will be
present. Four prizes VIII be given to
The successful Knights, as follqWs:-
Isl. will be a handsome road cart. 2nd,
"A splendid saddle, Bud, Birdie and mar
4th. a handsome ard valuable
horse net. knights fee, rcIu ing ad
mission to suppe. AMI ball = 30 Ri
tng to commence 1T l o'clock, sharp
Orator Of the day
Dr.. F. NJ. LANCASTER.
Chief Marsh:H-John Eleicn, Of
1 Bryantown
|; Heralds-Alexandc CampbeU, Charles
Mason, II. Marshall, of St Mays co.
| Judges Il T. 33sscsr,ASsss,.S .s.sss.smsb
\. Mason. W. Hill, i. Chcslry.
Orator of the Evening:
Il NJ. MOORE, of Goth Neck.
Committee Of Arrangements-M. by
on, NJ Payne, !. Turner, J B Gar
ner. Floor Manager-M. Tabs.
A match game of base ball will also
be played on the morning Of the same
day between the Bryantown and New
port Clubs.
Dinner and Refreshments will be serY-
led at moderate prices The committee
[appointed ID composed of reliable, firm,
land respectable men, and we guarantee
Fthat good order will be preserved and
that all present will have good time.
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30 Ac-es. mnre or less.

which slia interest is IN undivided fourth Of
sail tract OF latil
The above DESERVED property is situated
near \ Sport. IN one Of tue most fertile inj
uruauvtlye' ,erIntiN ol tie .euutv, aud is
improved |y II tru,nt house ind lare bda
Terms OF Salr,- Une-thrl cash. and lnr'
balance in one tni Two years, the dele Fed ir,'
ments To nr secured by The notes Of he pur
cht>er, with sufeties 10 Oe approves ~ hc
undersigned sud 9tGlns interest rom III
dn, OF sale; or All cash at the optl ~ OF the
purchaser.
a uepo,it q 500 % will be required from
the purchaser on lie day OF sd..
JUlih IA. MIl UilELI..
any Is Assignee.
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ASSIGTEE'S SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
G arl g S G unity.

b. virtue Of a power contained in mort
gage from Richard T. jameson to Alice Gerry
Stewart, Guardian of Anna ST. Clair ratter-
son, dated the 18th day Of November 1886
and duly recorded among the La Records
OF Charles county, in Liher J. 5 I No. !, fo-
Ito 50 &c, and which was duly assigned by
the said Alice Gerry Stewart, GUARDIAN, to
John II Mitchell, on the 3tn day ofJuly 1891.
the undersigned. assignee, will sell by public
auction at the Court House door, in Port To-
bacco, on
TaesdoW, tie 1ddayg September, 1891 =,
at ! o'clock p. m.
An that lot or tract of land situated and
lying in Charles county, Marylani, which IS
fully and at large described in said mortgage,
containing
l7G Acres and II perches, more or less.
aud described as Lot No. /, in the Division Of
the real estate Of Benjamin II. James n late OF
Charles county, deceased; being the same lot
or tract OF land which was granted and con-
yeyed to the said Richard jameson by Ju.
dith A . Jameson, BENZ A. jameson aud
others, los deed dated the 9Th day Of March
1885, aad recorded in Liher b. g. S No. O.,
folio 1872, one Of the Land Records Of Charles
county
Also all The right, title and interest Of
whatsoever KIND both at law and in equity
Of the said Rirh,rd 7 jameson in an TO that
portion Of the said late enjtmin II. J ,meson's
real estate, laid or for the said judith A
Jameson as the widows dover interest in said
decedent lands ans. described IS bit no 4,
which said interest is one-thrd nndiyIded
interes. in said Lot after the death Of the said
Judith A Jameson.
s-Also all The right, title and Interest d
whatsoever kind, both at law aud IA equity
Of the said Richard r. jameson IN ,nl to.a
piece Of wood anh, situated and grIug IN
Charles county, near NGwrort Church, sup
posed to contain
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Presbyterian Union-Meotings.

The spacious lecture-room of the Second
Presbyterian church did not contain the
people that assembled last evening for
worship there. The overflow of the con-
gregntion found room in the adjacent
apartment. Such IN audience has seldom
gathered on an incloment evening. Even
where the snow had been cleared from the
sidewalks they were slippery with the
drizzllng rain, which froze Gs it fell. And
yet tho people came from the remotest
parts Of the city. Nothing but en- earnest
interest could have attracted such con-
grega.ion. the majority Of whom were la
dies. The services were conducted by the
Rev. DR.. Little in very impressive man
ner. His theme was Isaiah's vision in the
1emple-the profound humility and penl-
tence awakened by a revelation of the di;;
vine holiness, leading to confession and
conservation. Prayers were offered by
Rev. Mr.. Steward Rev. Nr. Campbell, DR..
j. Hall Moore, and Rev. DR. Richardson.
Another service will be held this evening
at O'Clock,
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WALKING IN the Budget.

A special meeting of the Finance Com.
mittee was held in the Chancery-C Court
room yesterday afternoon. at which tne
preparation of the annual budget was oe-
gun.
This is the most important OF the years
work and involves an immense amount OK
labor.
There are first submitted for considera-
ton reauisitions from the various commit
tees of the appropriations needed by i the
respective departments for the year Inc
Auditor furnishes an itemized statement
of the income of the city for the year past
aud its prospective revenue for the coming
twelve months. The requisitions. pre-,
vious appropriations. past and estimated
incomes are then averaged and the result
is the budget, or. technically speaking,
1891 and caucelling those Of $780," .,
The budget is then sent TO the Oouncil,
and, though II often hangs fire, It generaiiy
goes through as presented by the commit
"a