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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-02-28
The Police Gazette

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-02-28
Bucklen'. arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblaines Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed 70 glyeper-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price Is
esnts per box For sale at Bonham'G
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-02-28
posTPONEMeNT.

AT a meeting of the Board of Directors Of the
above company, held on the 2sth day of Janu-
airy, 1891, the Assessment levied on the 18th day
OF November; 1.s0. was postponed to fall delin-
quent on March I'd, 1884, and the sale day on
Saturday, the 2lst day OF March. 1891
ID NJ. KENT, Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms lS and ~ No. $50 Pine Street.
San Francisco Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-02-28
F,.aa
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Lyon County, Nevada.
Feb. Term OF 190 =.

The following bills were examined and allow.
ed by the Board of County Commissioners at
its regular quarterly meeting. held February
I'd, 1881:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
CRYSTAL FALLS.


Editor |. ID. Vests Recent Visit as Recorded y.
Ills ishpcmlng Record.
q NJ Atkinson 81 'rnE DIAMOND nRIIL
NOT being content with issuing the largest
and best weekly paper IN Iron county has
invcstedina cylindcrprcss, tho first, ever
brought to the county seat. Mr.. Atkin-
son with his able assistant &. " watson
wbo WIS ~ ono time city riitur ~ the
Daily Prrss are hustlcrS. They au both
experienced newspaparDenn aud he Dlilil.
iseivingg cnrril satisfaction io the people
az the county. la The csilmailon ~ tie
writer. the court hoiIse, which - locnlrl 40
CRYSTAL Fails * onr al The preii aud
toast sub.tancml 81 any structure uf the
Find on this peninsula. Lack ~ time
Sorbi,ls giving a detailed account al this
building. The Clipper under tlWmlnagc.
,nont 81 Mr.. Andersen appears tohc iloat-
ING along nicely, AL Oi which the Record
pon was plcil1cl Go note. The water
nowcr aud elriric light sNstcms, ihe
mineral springs, ihc excellent opera
bous.. lotlve ropms, ibr hpltndidlN
e,,nippcd Lockwood hOufcaug ihr gaWpl
tlr,I ol The pnOplr viii somr da! make
On sfnl Falls famous iu more wnAs thqn
ono We aJr un,cr many ol3isntlunh w.
Ncs-rl AtsissDn, Npts6p nwi Harbour
I,s court. ies c>le'al'd, and W. hope %
rome mtm, time 80 lepPrOtate the
many iaVOrh eNithtcf.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
order for rrohnto of Avlll.

First publication Sept. 10. last oct ~,
state uf Michigan. county of lronsn. Az n
srs-ion 81 the Probate court for said county
held at the Probate oncc, Ia the Village 81 tfyb
tai Falls, on the eighteenth day ofSeptember, IN
the year one thousand rtsht hundred aud ninety
one. Present, VIM. =, Brown. jude otprobate.
Ia the matter Of the estate of Timothy sullivan,
decreased On reading aud filing the petition.
daily verified OF Mrs Jennie sullivan. praying
that CERTAIN INST nlHetli now on file Ia This
court. purpariinP 10 W the last viii alld ieaia
mrut az ~i,d dcik4se,l may De admitted ~ pro
bate und that she, The said Irnnif Sullivan.
may br appointed cNpcntrix oi saihNlll There
upon 70 iA ordered that Monday, the 18th day
uf ortal,rr urAt, ~ TEN u'pOfk IN the forenoon.
ho assigned iur tlle hpatlng vi said ppiltlunJ aud
that the other hrirf ~ laW nl SAID hefala.d, aud
40 other persons Interested ln said estate, arr
n4iun4l ln appear 10 % srs-ion " said court,
thou 10 be- hnlshli az DE Probate ciilre. ~ the
vus ~ crystal Pail. Ani rnuW Cilira, u any
ther be- why the pay " uithe Irtit int1rf shnuid
not be granted Aud u N further ordered, that
said petitioner give notice 10 the other persons
Interested n siid estate, of the pendenry nI said
PETITION ma the hearing ilwrui, by causing -
copy ~ this order 60 be- published Ia TIT niA.
NoNn nnti.. nneNaphper printed andclrulated
in snid county, thrc Successive weeks previous
90 SOLD date Of hearing
"A ttus .ett WILLIAM BROWN
1u1rf N Probate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

First pub'icaiipn sept ~, last Dee. $.
Whereas. default has been made Ia the pay
mrnt ni the money secured by a mortgage dated
the Tlh day 81 january la the year, 1891 4.
rNcrutrd hy John kocpeke aud Louise kuepeke
be VIA. az tla William qfurYatal Fails, Mlphlvani
"a bpHiry knsft, pi TIE same plalf, Npifh
ud moripne' Was recorded IN he olhce 81 the
register 81 dirds 80 the county pi Iron IN Iber 2
Oimprtgapcs. on pageT on thu 9th day SIT ianf
uraiS ~ i'lla year 1921, NJ r p'clpgk u. ~. asd
Whereas, the amount claimed 90 be tine on said
mortgage at he date at this notice Is the sum OF
four hundred and twenty dollars aud twenty
i've cents (Si2O 2hl al principal and Interest,
ana the further sum OF ten dollars $1,000 as
au attorney irp stipulated Tor IN said mnrlgpgp
unh liie NhHp amount ialWal iA " lilpNId ~
said mollghpe " It's sum W Hour hundTei aud
hirty dollars AMI iwriliY ave Qpnis tslilnaal
aud no Nlli or proceeding hnNing been Instituted
at law Co ro,Ntp the debt nuw ipinnining 80
rufcd by said moitgnR or any part Thereof
whereby the power of sale contained la said
mortgage has become operative. Now Therefore
notice a. hen'hy given that 10y virtue oil the said
n1,,ar of sple and la pursuance Of the statute in
sch ,Hsh nailr and provided The said mortgage
in Described nt pnllip huflidn III fhu hhlhest
h'dd Z ~ Inc front door uf the Churt house VA
The Niilaec oi crystal Falls, in said county of
Iron. ON To Sth day uf December next, AZ ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon Of That day, which said
pt.'misfs hr' described IN said mortgage as fol
lows tp Nlt iNi Hnlnhyril peht thea hlil i
Of The ofisinal lmofdel tlAl ~ I'M llllAgN oi
Crystal Faiis la The county ol IRON nnd state OF
Michigan. GODFREY kiNsLEY.
u a. tRANDALI, Mortgage.
Attorney.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
Mortgage Sale.

First publication Sept 20 last Dec 10
Whereas dcfuit has bsan made Ia the payment
az the money secured rs "a mortgage dated tlc
3ath day al August ia the year $50. executed
vs. iluutS llui-ieD and John sehmidt, az ihr
Niilaiec 81 CRYSTAL halir, Michigan. 90 cyrus 4,
CrlIt,inll and Frances 4. trandaii, his wife. 81
tie same plncc. which said mortgage waH Wcurd
ga in tht oilicf Oi the rgsslcf of dccds 81 tho
comfy uf Iron. in l4iier at MORTGAGES. on pags
a1u uu Tho 18th day ~ August, ili the year 1891 ,
nt 90 O'Clock a. n and. Whereas the auuuut
of this notice Is the sum OF Ons Thousand
nnd one Hundred aud sixty three Dollars
(Si tGI oOl 81 principal AMI Interest and nsur
ancr and thu mrther sum ~ FIFTY Dollars lS3Ol
its un attorney lea stipulated for Ia said mort
rtf, aud the whole amount claimed 10 Ia unpaid
on said murtgalt Is the sum of Onc Thousand
and Two Hundred ana Thirteen Dollars
Sl,ai3.nOl and ne suit or proceeding having
been instituted 80 law 10 TccoYer Tie d.pt neW
lsiaaittl, ssiitrd Va said npytfiie or any part
thPrucl Whenby tho pnwer 81 sale contained IN
said mortgage has bccOnie Operative. Now
tbcriugc notice y hea'by given that 10y virtue
of The snid power oi sale aud n pursuance 81 he
statute in such ease made and provided, the said
murtftr. will De- ioreos.'d by asi.le 81 the prem
iss therein described AT public auction To the
highest bidder 40 the front door oi the court
holss Ia tie Villare OF crystal Falls, In said
county al Iron. on the 22nd day OF December
urNf ui ten O'Clock ~ the forenoon Of hat day
which s,ii prr,Bisor $50 dr~cyi'rd iN Haih nlpti
piV' az iulinW-. 80 Wit lni nunbgr'd a., &C
rfdine 90 the reOrdFd plat OF the original
yiilnrr of crystal Falls. Ia the county OF Iron
and state 0I Michigan.
H. 4 WOODWARD. G. r. CRANpALL
Attorney Mortgage
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
His Farewell Address.

Rev. r. o. Jones returned Yesterday
from the Methodist Episcopal conference
held at Detroit the three proceeding ,lnys.
The conference changed the location Of
Mr.. Jones from Crystal Falls To L'Ansc,
wlcthcrhe will move in about two weeks.
Mr.. .Icnes has been stationed at Crystal
Fails during the past three years, during
which time hc h,ls made n vcritable host
Of friends in the city and surrounding
country aud many are the regrets that
will attend his departure. Mr.. Jones
informs Tue DIAMOND DmIL that his
farewell sermon will bc preached at the
Fifth street NJ +. church tomorrow al
1870 "A. M.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
viii Remove.

AIcssrs. ". and NJ. A. Role returned
on Tuesday from Milwaukee, where they
have procured business site az l:;S and
40 keed street and organized the Crys.
tai Clothing Company. In about two
weeks the hllsiness interests of Max l,er-
inwiiz q 60, in which the gentlemen first
named are interested. will he brought
to n close after which Mr. Rolie,
with his family will remove Ia
Milwaukee, The company ia which the
Me~srS. Rolfc have associated themselves
will deal in clothing. aud ladies and
GENTS furnishings exclusive. 1nE DIA-
MoND Dnn.T regrets Ca chronicle tlie news
al their decision ia remove, rs they are
both entcrprising business men, whose
sterling qualities make them wei
come acquisitions TO any business
circle
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

he.IlhIul. and because 81 the cttre,ne
volatility 81 carbunntc oi ammonia. and
rs complete expulsion irum the bread
Ia the process ~ baking. II h one 81 the
most useful, most llealthful and most
valuable lravening agents known.
These conclusions are borne odt
hy the very elaborate and cxha',s-
tive experiments made by Prol. j. w.
MalIct, Of the University 81 Nirriniu.
which shows conclusively that bread
made with a baking powder in which
one per cent. 81 carbonate 81 ammonia
II used. in connection with cream 81
better color and texture, bat a product
serves to neutralize any organic or lactic
nciois present in the Hour.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

fnEi publication Sept 3. last sept 20
hqilw b. hefths gwen TINT the hrln doine
hunihsae n.inaf iis hfip naMr ~ Klein VIM
pfy 90 Crystal Fniis. Alfn eunpnsqhni kplert
k fln Aud iDhn whitney has this day iHoh dis
allVed hf iauIlAi reiihent The aah Robert
klrlu conllnuna the bNlnrap AMI John Whit
a.. sotifiny The nssutn aud iighlllties ~ said
arm hu oen tranSirrred to Robert v pln, ~
olsy4fnl Fail- Hich., who viii collect All debts
due 10 tho said hrn ahd WIN pay ~ debts here
tolnla fnntfarfrd aud htlll owing by the said
nrll u hl1Iq onhefslnnd ~ the patlies here
a. tt,al filr Sad ttoIeft 4 lnn assumes ALI out
slnllih0 uneols.sD{ss IN We hHa anltp pay the
JnHK ND3NEy
ROBERT klnIs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
Fire at Mastodon.

l.. 4. Roberts store ~ the Mastodon
mine WIS destroyed 10y fire hst Satnriny
afternoon, the destruction Of building
aud stock being complete. Fire origina-
ted IN ihrcfllnrhy thecxplnsinn ola lamp.
The cellar was hcing clraned ont PIE
paratory to putting ia the winter supply
az potatocs. The loss is between So
900 aud Sl2,OoO. insured in reliable
companies for 81 900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

The best salge IA The world ior cula,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt fl'cum. fvcf
sores. letter. cl,appcd han'lr. ehilblaine,
cnrns and ulI skin efnptima. AMI posi-.
lively cures piles, at 10 pny runilxd. IA
~ ruarnntecd 70 give perfect sptiinction.
~ money refunded Price 20 cents per
Hocking's Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

st flse nrrnt annual meeting 81 the
American Chrmical society, beld "a
Washington. u. g.. the qneniinn ~ the
value al carbonate ~ uinnunlh na y
Icatauing arrnt ia hrnd, or as uM1 Jn
baking powders ciliuc ~ ltr discuss'inn,
10 whicl Pro. Bauer, 81 the University 81
Ieunaylvauiu. und president o. the
rsrhity: ~ hth0fdann. late ~ the
IniinI States department ~ Agriculture
iD " gsl,inninu, l)r Mln McAlufifle. lat
lnt4tssnr ~ chemistry lu the University
- N ols: ~ ~ ~ Barley, hltc
cl,nAM ~ The l;nnk|Yn. " ~, Board 81
Hcm,h. mud professor ~ tlcniisify ol
che Long l4lniel Coiliar. nnf%tuclr iusk.
lsArt The culsennl~ ~ opinion wy
Ia ef4lclmlna az lnvnLyul nlnmonil
vaa Stated nh a luclI hat &mlnon0
nieni llH gluten NJ llHuf no1
lubk than iIlr o'iAlA },0ien and
bal the bitad ia NA.rl Hbiuilun vaf.
NHtNtrd hy oll''nn0i6 vnnonin|
Es""i ps mofeAsIsl't|e Al e mo's
~.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
Meeting of Executive Committee

The Executive Committee of the Seventh
Judicial CirSuit met at La Plata on Monday
last. The meeting was the FIRST Of the kind
held in Charles county and was very harmo-
nous and satisfactory. Hon. Washington
Wilkinson, Senator from st. Mary's county,
was made Chairman and Mr.. Samuel C Pad.
gett Secretary This meeting was in pur-
suance of recommendation made by the late
Convention in Baltimore. Charles county
was represented by Messrs Samuel c. PadgSLt.
James NJ. Harvey aud II. II. Wade. ST.
Mary's by Senator Wilkinson and Bx-member
House of Delegates Ching. Prince Georges
by Mr.. John W. Belt. On motion Of Nr. j..
W. Belt the date for nominating convention
for Chief Judge of Seventh Judicial Circuit
was fixed for June End, and primary meetings
on or before Saturday, May 23rd. The place
of meeting will be Leouardtown. We con-
graduate the Republicans of the county upon
their successful efforts in having the meeting
in Charles county, as we wish to encourage
ANYTHING that tends 10 promote the advance
ment Of our county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
IIuehesyille Items.

Mr.. Editor News is very scarce but hav'
ing short space Of leisure moments at my
command will endeavor to interest your manV
readers with what eau be obtained by &C
casionally meeting with few friends
The old cry Of "hy amons the tobacco
plants" is being heard from the farmers and
the enthusiasm which exists over the future
prospects, encouraged by the present prices Of
farm products, is about TO be smoihered to
some extent. For what matters it how high
is the market fthey have nothing to sell
Merchants are doing quite brisk business
The stocks Of goods that SOME Of them are get
ting in would never indicate scarcity Of
cash among their customers.
ST. L. J. Canter, Of St. Marys county, has
been appointed teacher Of the flour miles"
school vacated by Mr.. William W.
Keech. lie seems to be strenuously en-
ieavoring to discharge the duties of this posi-
ion ia a laudable manner
Mr.. Frank Brown. Of Westmoreland county,
Virginia, paid the neighborhood a short visit
recently. Little might ever have been known
of his visit but for the watchfulness of some
widowers who are now zealously at work in
vesiigating the cause Of it, whether through
feelings Of relationship only though Distant
or impelled by Cupld's flames we do not
know. What's the matter with the young
men Of this district
Occasionally a political agitation is being
heard he most prominent topic Of discus
sion being who will be candidate for the
chief judgeship. Specustions as regards the
Republican nominee inclines very favorably
to Hon. Sydney E. Mrdd, while Col. L. ALI
son Wilmer stands very conspicuously as a
candidate for the position. Both are men Of
great legal abilities and possess escutchsons
we'll worthy of the position.
Mr.. VIM. W. Keech is also being spoken Of
as a suitable candidate for the commissioners
court, mcthinks he would serve the interest Of
the people in a highly commendable manner,
if the privilege should be allowed him.
Hughesville, April 3Otb, 1891. *''s
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
Slightly Irregular.

Justice Rufus Roby on April 2ls,, COM
mitted to Jail in defsult OF bail, for wife beat
ing, Frank Springfield, of Benedict. Since
his Incarceration, paper purportinx to be a
bond was drawn by some one in Port Tobacco,
signed by Messrs Robert l. Digges and V. b.
PENNINGTON, as sureties, certified to BY the
Clerk OF the Court that he saw il s,rned and
forwarded to Justice Roby who thereupon
sent the sheriff a iiJerate and Springfield on
Tuesday was released.
The law provides that sureties for a marty
held 20 bail on criminal charges shan 90 be-
fore the committing justice, whose dpty it is
made TO examine therein as t. their necnniary
responsibility, and to take their acknowledy =
ment 10 the State in such sense 4, ne instice
may deem proper. In this case. however il
seems, the sureIies never made any such &c.
Acknowledgement, and the alleged bona 40 far
as us liability goes, for the appearance OF
Springfield to court is concerned. i nerfectl :
worthless. Justice Roby is an old oflicer and
ought to know better than 10 commit such
blunders.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
CONSUMPTION o1tREn.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had laced in his hands b an East
India missionary line formula Of a 81 nple ve-s-
etahle remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure of Constipation. Bronchitis, Citafrh,
Asthma and all throat and Larg Affections,
also a positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous CONF !tinis, nfler
having tested its wonderful cura i've pU~rI
in thousands Ct cases, las ielt ii ais lyty t0
make il known 10 his affecting Fellows. Ac-
inated by this motive aud II dcsirt t0 relieve
hufnan snii-riug. will send free uf charge
TO all who desi it, t9is re. ilr III Geruian,
French or Eng ish, with IA. directions for
preparing aud using. S,u, by mail ~ 3D.
dressing with sivmp. nsGing this paper
| ". \. NOl Els, 80 Powers Block, forbes
ter, New York. Aah G-y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01


At the meeting of the teachers association
on Monday, the following resolutions were
passed:
Whereas, 10 the wisdom of Divine Provi-
dence, Messrs. s. B, Huntington and George
Taylor, have been removed from our midst;
and
~ f.efrs.S, These geatlcr6ea we've pesrliReas
in their relation with this association, ard
were untiring in their efforts for its success,
and Jealous in the cause of public instruction;
Therefore be il Resolued That we. the teach
ers of Charles county, in association assem-
bled, do deeply deplore the sad demise of
these, our brethren; sGd recognizing the
purity and blameessness of their character
the many charities of their lives, and the
ability and faithfulness wherewith they per-
formed the onerous duties Of educators. we do
hereby place on record our great esteem for
these as gentlemen who Ornamented our pro-
teSsion, and the private circles in which they
moved and, while humbly submitting to the
will of Almighty God do deeply regret that
Death has ended the usefulness Of their lives,
and severed from Us In these loved brotAers
and esteemed friends, and
Resolved, That we do tender orr heartfelt
sympathy to the families of the deceased; and
R-sotred, That copies of these resolutions
be sent to the families Of the deceased and
also b. handed to the MARYLAND ISpEPESDgNr
and Port Tobacco Times with the request
that they be published.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
Tobacco Statistics.

The Census Office has issued statement
of the acreage and yield of tobacco for the
wear 1889, showing an increase over the last
census of 55, 223 acres and 1902, 44O pounds.
The amount produced in Kentucky has in
creased over 81, 900 900 pounds and there has
also been substantial increase in North Car
olina. Tennessee, Ohio, New York and Wis
eousiu, On the other hand there has been a
more OF less serious falling Otf in Virginia,
Mar, land, Connecticut Massachusetts,, Penn
s,lyania and Missouri.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01

Suffer rot disappointment by enjoying too
many ''cures, bat for the diseases Of infancy
use DR.. Bull Baby Syrup which never dis
appoints, aud costs Only Is cents bottle.
The diary of ease Of acute catarrh; Nom
day, on; Tuesday, gomez used Old Sauls Ca
tarrh Cure for catarrh, influenza ard all like
disorders of he nasal passage. Only % cts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
There is a Law.

A correspondent ask the following query
"Bluster' and profanity are so much be-
You'd the endurance Of quiet people, that our
magistrates and coGstabies, viii enforce the
law against such as indulge in this wicked
pastime, In the 9th district. Is there not a
law regarding such matters? What is in
There is law prohibiting disturbance of
the public peace imposing fine or imprison-
ment and it is the duty of the Justice Of Peace
70 enforce it. Ed
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
Railroad News.

Col. VIM. ]. Best, of the New York bar,
has been admitted as an attorney Of the SUI
preme Bench, upon motion Of the Hon.
Francis Putnam Stevens The Colonel is
Vice President and general manager of the
Washington City and Point Lookout Rail
road Company His admission to the bar
here is for the purpose of taking part with
Col. Stevens in cases docketed against the
road IN Charles and Prince Georges counties.
Baltimore Daily Netrs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
l,nnes nlscnNered.

Last week some workmen while digging
n well near Newtown, struck - stratum OF
mari Ia which there " re Il good many bones,
in perfect state Of preservation. The homes
appeared to he Of some small animal, aud
we're buried to the depth Of about twelve feet
Whether or not they are relics Of a past gen
Grafton we are unable 10 say.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01

A meeting was held in sixth district OF
st Mary county on Thursday Of last week,
for the purpose of discussing the oyster ques-
ton. a large number of citizens were 10 at
tendance The meeting was addressed by
Messrs. b. II. Camalier, Leo J. Lalhroum,
Washington Wilkinson and Joseph IL Ching.
The general sentiment was against the leasing
OF the oyster beds.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
VulpuplI.

Married at the Rectory, on Tuesday,
April 2sth, 1891, by Rev. James +, Poindex-
ter, Miss Jane f Lyon, daughter of Mr..
James T. Lyon to Mr.. James F. Maddox.
Mr.. George Lyon was married on Wednes-
day at Pinev Church, By Rev. James E. Poin-
dexter, to Miss Eta Roby, daughter of Mr..
H. W. Roby
Mr.. Joseph ]. Davis, of Washington. d. c.,
and Miss Ruth B. Jenkins, daughter Of Mr..
Joha II. jenkins, formerly of this village,
we're married at Holy Innocent Church, last
week. Mr. Davis was at one time a tencher
in the puAlic school here, aud both he and his
bride are well known In the county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
Dorbus ProDbuIocsjc Fynid,-

Use il in every sick room Will keep the at
mosphere pure and wholesale; removing all
bid odors from any source. WIN destroy all
disease germ, Injection from all levers and oil
contagious diseases The eminent physician,
j =. Marion Sims, Of New Work, s,., a; 81 am
convinced thdt Prot Darbys Prophyiac
Fluid is a most valuable disinttctani"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-05-01
A Good Man.

MIR. james f. Clcmeuts formerly Of this
crunty, has favored us with copy Of his map
lof Washington City and its surroundings. r.
FIlis office is at H. f street, y. W Wash
ington, D G., aud his residence Mt Balls,ou,
Alexandra county, Va. The map is u fine
piece Of work We congratulate Mr.. Chem
eats upou l., and wish bim success in his
business