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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-03-25
Arbor Day.

Arbor Day.
AS required by joint resolution ofthe Cen
eral Assembly Of 1884, Gov. Brown has desig-
ust ted Wednesday, April 9th, as Arbor Day
and by proclamation recommends that the
same be observed by the people of Mar! land in
planting trees, shrubs and vines, for the pro-
motion of forest growth aad the culture and
Attainment of public and private grounds and
NAYS. The proclamation especially recon
uiends to parents and teachers in public schools
that they encourage their children, or those
under their influence, to plant or transplant
at :east one forest or shade tree on the day
named BY the side Of some public road or
about their ,school.houses or homes While
the da, is not legal holiday, the Governor
hopes the authorities will cause it to be OBJ
served 10 all the public schools and teach an
important lesson to the children of the State.
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Pleased with Town and People

Our old friend, Thomas G. Wilkinson. Of
Waldorf, has recently been in Marlboro and
other portions Of Prince GEORGES county can
wasting for a religious book Bis sucress was
considerable and his treatment moss cordial
A communication from him came TO hard Int
unfortunately it arrived too late for insertion
One extract, in speaking Of Mar bdFq and The
new court house, We publish. He stts,ss ..-S32 :
600 was the cost of tue magnificent new court
house, which amount was so skifutiy ised
by issuing county bonds that taxpayers tu!
,ae they did mot see that il increased their
taxes e. the amount Of cent on tie Sloo'
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Sheep Killed.

Several days ago Mr.. J. P. Gibbons, had
one of his flock of sheep killed by dog
which escaped, although seen in time TO pre-
vent greater damage. few days afterwards
one day last week, the same dog, or one an
sweriag his description, got ia'o the aock o
Nicholas JONES'. an industrious coIored farm
er, tenant on the farm of Mrs. Eennoe, and
killed eight ewes before he WAS driven off =
The dog is yet at large, no sne being entirel,
certain as TO his ownership.
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Transfers of PrOpertY.

Deeds-From Somerset Cooksey and wife
10 Randolph Swami for farm near Wicemicc;
$l75. Upper Glymont Improvement and Ex-
cursion, Company to The Glymont Improve
ment and Excursion Company, for Pyes
wharf estate; $40. John B. Norris and wife
to S.rah Ann Lloyd for part Of Poplar HiIr'
farm; SSH so. Walter I. Dawkins, assignee,
to John H. Crispin for Swans Retreat;'i
50, 800. i't.' ~
Bills Of Sals-James E. Sanders to L. s.
HERBERT, SiO0, M Thompson to Robert l..
Digses; $50, y
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Aht' hhsC~ W ShNhS mCh.
In offering half rates 10 clergymen the
Pennsy lyaRia Railroad Company has institute
ed the most comprehensive and liberal ar
rangement ever adopted under like circum-
stances Not oaly is ihe reduction available
b minis,ers.of rhe,gospel wto Eesideapen the
lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad, but II
applies equally to those of any section Of tht
United States aud the rate is accepted on the
eulire Prnns,lvania Rriro,d system hott
-ast and vest of Piitshurg A Clergyman
having eh rye in any poriioniof The West or
Smhh is rn,; led to- travel Mt haiffareoyer the
Pennsylvania on presentation Of his clerical
order 10 any Ticket agent Of he comfsnvr and
likewise any clergy man Of the East may use
tlie Zines ofthe company over theiraeuliIe ex
|rehd under the same. conditions, 80 & Il,
..Mnisisrs of Ihe gospel were never, ef're nc
e0r3s,i such coacessions! and it is easy to pre-
dict thai they will show their appreciation o
the Pennss lsania Railroads ,liberality- By pa
ironizins it'when they or theiraf4iailies hav'
os,asit.r1 10 irisef. .siF' @''s'ii -, 7~ti
j It. NH -1| HHt u
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Charles County. Legislation.

Charles county local bills have passed the
House during the present week as follows.
To regulate the duties of the treasurer and
commissioners Of Charles county. To pay for
indexing land survey records of Charles coun-
~. To levy money for the building Of school
houses for white children in the fifth district
To authorize the Commissioners, in their
discretion, to refund taxes to Joseph N.
Hayden.
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Visiting Friends.

Miss Maggie, ths handsome and attrac-
tive daughter of Mr.. Louis whratley, former
y of this county, hut for the past twenty
years resident of Brooklyn, Iowa, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Hunt, at White
Plains, this county. During her short stay,
by aer lovely manners and disposition, she
has won MANY friends. Miss Maggie, in com
pany with Miss Lille Wheeler, another one o.
lowa's fair and accomplished Daughters will
leave for their western homes the LIST of April,
10 the regret Of many friends.
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Shells for Fuel.

The farm Of Mr.. Thomas D. Stone, ct
Pope's Creek, abounds with oyster shells, and,
q few day 8 ago, that gentleman, BY way of ex-
pertinent, mixed few with coal in one of his
stoves, to see how they would burn. He was
somewhat surprised, and much gtati6ed, TO
find that they burned equally well and gave
as much heat as the best anthracite coal. -
Since that time, Mr. Stone has been using
shells in his sitting room stove almost exclu-
sively, and hereafter that gehtleman's coal
bill will be considerably decreased.
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Well Gotten Up.

Mr.. ]. 2. Norris, is preparing for the sea-
con by putting up throughout the counties Of
Southern Maryland, cuts representing pro-
cession Of Deering Binders tina. will pass in
front Of Machinery Hall at the Worlds Fair
in Chicago ID the summer of 1893. The Cuts
are beautiful and attractive and are strong
evidence of the enterprise aud energy Of the
cempsny that Mr. Norris SO well represents
ia this portion Of the State. SO .se-
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Easter.

Easter this year falls on April 9Th =
Some curious facts about Easter are that in
1888 the day fell on March 25th, and will only
once.sgain, ip 1894, fall on SO early date
In the three following centuries it will occur
only siEhpiimesonthe same date-,,a5l, 2035,
eO47, 2o67, 2l24, al25 and 2iss. The earliest
date on which Easter can fall is March 22nd,
and this only in case the moon is full on
March 2lst. On the Other hand Easter never
falls later than April z5th.
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have reached the con ,lusiou that Ameri-
can ladies' are the best vocalists. -Slrakosh.
lis no wonder, isnt DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
manufactured in this countryi-Every Sun
DAY.
il is very poor economy to endeavor TO re-
lieye cold 6y nexlecting il, whed a 25cent
bottle Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrnp viii cure 1t
Al once.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-03-25

~ am no orator, as Brutus Is but, as you
know me all, plain, blum, man. that loves
nv friend" too well to see Lin struggling
v sh pain, when bottle of Salvation Oil will
cure him-so here's the % cents for the great
pain cure.
Tested and approved-J. NJ. Littig, ESQ.,,
Cashier Marine National Bank, Baltimore,
MIDI ssys:-'I have tested Salvation Oil and
find it an excellent remedy for neuralgia. -
Keep 1t in your family.
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graduating Exercises.

The graduating exercises at the Bal,i-
more College Of Dental Surgery were held
10 that city on Tuesday. There. were one
hundred and two graduates. DR.. P. Ernest
sesscer, of this county, delivered the valedie-
tory and he acquitted himself with such learn
ed and oratorical ability as to make the large
number Of Charles countians present feel
proud Of their gifted sons The effort of DR..
Sasscer Was pronounced by the President Of
the College as the ablest valedictory that has
been delivered by any graduate for tie past
twenty-five years. DE-. Sasscer will practice
in this aud Prince Georges cesnty ,.as will BE-
seen by his al ID another column.
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uoNsunPrIoN CURED.

having had flaced 70 his hands 10y an East
India missionary the formula Of a simple veg
etable remedy TOR the speedy and permanent
cute Of Consumption. Bronchitis, Citarrh,
Asthma and all throat and Larg Affections,
also positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty to
make 1t known TO his suffering fellows. Ac-
mated ~ this motive aud a desire to reliev'
human suffering | will send free Of c'lt- :
to all who desire it, this recipe, 10 German,
French or English, with full directions fer
preparing aud using. Sent by mail BY ad-
d. essing with stamp, naming this paper. =
W. A. MOVES, $50 Powers Block, Roches-
ter, New York.. q =. NH 6-y-S
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"
Leg Broken.

Albert, the eldest son of Mr. Anihan.
Wynn, OF near this village, hid his leg bro
ken in Washington one day last week and is
now in "A hospital ia that city The young
man has been for some time past ut welk IL
Washington, aud on the day he WAS injured
was riding horse near his plare-otemplo'
ment, when the animal stumbled and fell.
throwing the young man with .ucil fore a.
TO badly shatter his leg.
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No One Will he Indicted

TIE court while 10 session at Leonard
towu this week, instructed the Rr-nd jary TO
investigate the surveyor marking trick which
was imposed upon Republicans in that county,
as in this, at last election. Does any Of e be-
lieve that serious attempt will be made to
catch the perpetrators of the fraud by those
who were benefited bv a. ,
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YEARLY RA TFS:
No Leasing Of Oyster Lands.

The proposition for the lease of Eastern
Bay for oyster planting as an experiment, was
defeated in the House Of Delegates on Tuesday
ny vote Of 80 for and 46 against it This
kill, the oyster leasing proposition for this
session u
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Imnrorements Still Ching On.

Improvements still Going On.
The old house on enc Of the lots Of Mrs.
Day, back Of Roberts and Owens store ia
this village, vas blown down on Sunday
night last. Time and the elements are remov-
ing one BY one the ancient buildings 10 the
played out old town.
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
A. POSEY. Publisher

Terms Of advertising: For plain matter
el.00 per square 70 linesl for the first iuser-
ton, rs cents for each subsequent insertion.
Rule and figure matter double the above rates.
Obituary notices half rates.
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AT THE DOUBLE BARGAIN STORES,
1885 and 1881 18th Street, s. E., Washington, d. C.

VIM D. Campbell L Co.'S. firm is a reliable
one, and It's prices suit the times. Call al
heir lumber yards on llth Street, S. 4 i,
when You visit Washington.
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MILL NOTICE.

Grinding DAYS at CHAPNAN'S MILL.
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS Of every
week. Meal of the 6nes,' texture made, aud
holied, If desired. feb &c ct
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Csstcria
When she was Child, she cried for Castosia-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria.
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Edtal ana 4ersonal.


- The Office Of the INDEPENDENT has been
removed to The first floor Of the Masonic Hall,
Immediately cpposits he Episcopal Church.
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Senator Posey has introduced a bill to ap
prppriate $4,000 to erect monument over. th.
grave of Gen. Smail wood, II RevolutiouAfy
mme, whose remains lie buried on his OLD
farm near the mouth Of MaItawoman Greek
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Mr.. B. A, Howard, whose storehouse and
contents were rcceuly destroyed by. tire, at
Lothian has secured position in Hy attsvIll,,
Prinse George couHty, -,
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Mr.. Charles B. Boswell, who was injured in
an ARRAY, at PiscatAway, a few weeks since,
with Mr.. Joseph NJ Kendrick, is stlll contin
uinE TO improve. their being now no danger
OF a fatal termination Of bis injuries.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-03-02
Pears
Soap

Whoever wants soft
hands, smooth hands, white
hands, or a clear complex
ion. he and she can have
both; that is, if the skin is
naturally transparent; un-
less occupation prevents.
The color YOU want to
avoid comes probably nci-
Their of nature or work. but
of habit.
Either you DO not wash
eitectually, or YOU wash too
efectually; you do not get
the skin open and clean, or
you hurt it.
Remedy.-Use Pears
Soap, no matter how much;
but a little is enough if yop
use it often.
All scrts of stores sell it, especially
druggists all sorts OF people uze j.,
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Some Foolish People

Allow cough 20 run until it gets be-
vond the reach OF medicine. They say
"Oh it will wear awav," but in mo t
cases it wears them away. Could the
be induced to try the successful Kemp,
Balsam, which is sold on a positive guar.
antee to cure they would see the eXCcll
ent effect after taking the first does
Price zoe and 81. Trial size flcc. 4
al druggists.
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Some people can never. BE- pleased.
1t has been pointed ont that if
Belva Lockwood Were compelled by
unfortunate circumstances TO bring
lib el she would at once be confront
ed by the difficulty Of securing a
jury that would be entirely satisfac.
tory.
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him in enc night. Earlier in the
evening he attacked and most bar
barously used lonely woman.
That all three of these crimes We're
done by one man no one III Sedalia
doubts
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MRS. MOORE ASSAULTED.

Mrs. Mary Moore lives at 1909
South Missouri avenue. She is IS
yeals o.u and feeble. Yesterday
evening sue visited the house of a
/ neighbOr. Mrs NJ W. Watkins. She
returned home about 8 O. clock, light
ed the lamp into Il adjoining room to
hang up wrap. As she passed
through the doorway a mani mu-
latto-seized her by the throat,
forced her into rocking chair and
tightened his powerful clutch until
the poor woman almost lost con
sciousuess. Then he lot go his
hold and displaying revolver
Threatened death at the slightest
noise.
Mrs Moore begged for mercy, de
c'aring that she had hoait disease
aaI felt herself Oh the point OF death.
Die" replied the negro with an
oath, I've notion to make you die
quick" and he drew great
clasp knife ana opened it
Mrs, Moore begged for drink CT
water and the ruffian, with another
olth, told her to get drink. Mrs
Moore went into the dining room
the negro did not follow. Th'
, frightened woman slammed the dool
locked and bolted it, fled through
| the rear way and alarmed the neigh
, borhood.
r When the men Mrs Moore arous
sa surrounded the house they fount
| it deserted. The negro had tied.
q The persons thus assaulted il
l three different localitie. agree en-
: tirely in their descriptions of thei
assailant. The appearance and siz
Y ale given as the same in every case
I the clothing was the same eac,
n time the same weapons-a revolver
S and large knife-were exhibited
a Beyond doubt one man did thes
= three outrages.
HOW THE MAN LOOKED.
: Jeweler Taylcr gives the mos
t complete description of the maj
: While Taylor was demurelv wait
1 ing for the negro to finish searchin
4 his wife. he observed the man close
: ly. being ali through the affair quit
e c, ,oi and collected. The man as IL
u scibed by Taylor, was copper color
h cd. ) fret S or 10 inches high. Ii
e pounds in weight. wore moustach
5 and slight side wni.hers, stsrI face
II aad spare III figure. H wore peal
el c.p, dark c!,tLlng. sack coat IL
: white shirt. H i SAID to have ca
W ried two large revo,vers besides Ii
5 dirk.
le When Sedalia was aroused ,
y knowledge Of the deed done to Mr.
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ha2ds upon the man and his trem-
b iog wife, At every step he COM
pa,lei silence aud obedience by hoI-
ril threats
Th-se three, h.shwaymau md
prs ''.ers passed t! u to Twentieth
an N-rn.o,t str. t.. There they
cam up.n al a.e, Il b,!d prairie,
t 50 OF three al. . 4. extent. fringel
about by little 'a.arel,' cottages,
Al Were asleep IN lAese HOUSES. The
negro dragged Taylor AID the wo-
man into the midst Of the open
space-the lonliest spot in Sedalia
HUSBAND BOUND, WIFE OUTRAGED.
Here the higLwayman produced
from his overcoat pocket "a small
coil OF stout rope. He passed be
hind the unresistins Taylor and
threatening to shoot him, made him
extend his hands backward Then
the ieweler was securely bound by
tle wrists, The rope was carried
p downward and his ankles tied tightly
Mrs. Taylor was dragged beyond
her husbands sight into the dark
ness. The wretchel jewoler, bound
hand and foot, could hear the
sounds Of a terrible struggle, his
wifes nutfied screams and gaspings
as the negro throttled her, the
blacks smothered curses as he
fought to overcome the straggIir &
woman. Then there was silence
The negro's great strength pr, vail
ed.
Presently the brute dragged Mrs
Taylor. half unconscious, back to
her husbands side. He drew his
dirk, cut Tay lors bonds and, with
an oath. bade the man and the out
ragged wife be gone. Then he dis
appeared i'll the night.
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor made their
way home as best they could 1t was
= clock III the morning before they
| had communicated the story of their
terrible experience to the police.
The city was aroused and officers
and citizens set out to hunt down
the ravisher.
ANOTHER SIMILAR ASSAULT.
That there was such great delay in
pursuing the wretch is due to a
strange succession Of crimes. a,
1880 O'Clock 2. H. Buckley who
: lives rear Sedalia aIted from q
Catholic fair cscoiting Miss Matte
D Gl!ker to the Y. W. c. \. home a,
Ninth street and Harrison avenue
i At Broadway, near the southeas
{ corner OF Ohio street, a negro sud
denly came upon them. The coupl
swerved slightly to get out of tn
S black man 5 way, the negro steppe'
y i'll front of them, covered Buckle
e with his revolver and brought hir
+ to a standstill. Buckley fed in on
] direction and the girl in another
l. He clutched her by the neck an
2 struck her viciously in the face wit
5 the but of his pistol. Miss Gilke
+. dropped to the pavement and Bucl
If ley rushed to the rescue and starte
d to grapple the negro. Just the
is Thomas Mitchum county clerk. an
W another man came up and the higl
D. wayman fled down Broadway.
le When young Fred Hartshorn sa
the strange sight he came upon 0
is Broadway he fastened down tow
IA the business center Of the city va
" only three blocks away-and told
20 policeman lie found there Of the rol
:. berry il progress
lie The policeman at once started a
IN ter the robbor On the way he m,
Il. Buckley coming breathless and sea
Il ell after 4 policeman. The man to-
10 the tale OF his experience with
The Butler weekly times., 1892-03-02

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's tatarrIl Remedy.
Price 1octs. Nasal injector free. Sold
nv II / Tucker
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TERRIBLE CRIMES AT Sc
DALIA.
A Woman Outraged in the Prcs-
ence of Her Husband
Men and Women Assault Il arl -, b
bed on the Streets.
One Crime Follows Another With
Startling Rapidiiy.

Sedalia, Mo, Feb. - High. in
the heart Of this city, on its NEST
prominent residence street, Charles
Taylor and wife were robbed last
night by masked negro, who then
forced them several blocks away 10
a lonesome spot, bound the unresis;-
ing husband, outraged the wife aud
vanished, leaving no more trail be-
hind than if he had fled through the
air This within two hours after
two other rObberies, scarcely less
atrocious, committed un doubted,y
by the same man.
Few criminals have shown more
daring; few have achieved 1t more
hideous climax.
Chales Taylor, jsweler, and his
wife, handsome woman 30 years Of
age, attended yesterday evening IA
party at the residence of ~ c.
Clark, superintendent of the Nilsson
ri Pacific railroad Nh aud Mrs.
Taylor lett the party early. Shortly
after IL o'clock they departed from
the Clark residence at 522 Broadway
and started to walk home along that
most fashionable thoroughfare III
Sedalia. They went along quietly
fearing no danger until i'll front Of
the residence of O. \ CraEdall on
west Broadway.
A man masked with Il white hand
kerchief appeared before them. In
his right hand he held Il revolver, III
the left long knife or dirk. The
pistol was thrust in Taylor's face
and the highwayman said:
Hold up your hands >
Taylor, a small and rather weak
man was entirely unarmed. He
obeyed the highwayman's order
The man, who Taylor noticed was ;
well built mulatto, proceede ed with
out further words to ransack th'
jewelers. pockets. He found 81;
and a chatelane watch. The high
wayman examined the watch an,
passed it back to Taylor saying h
did not want it.
A WOMAN S READY WIT
Mrs. Taylor. while the man wa
robbing her husband,was with read
wit concealiug her jewelry. Sh
, took a diamond ring from her tinge
, and cast it over the fence into Graz
dall's yard. Then she slipped va
liable breast pin inside her bodice
The mulatto having ritied Taylor
pockets seized upon Mrs. Taylo
He snatched from her ears Il pair {
diamond earrings which she ha
been unable to conceal. All thi
passed very quickly, only a very te
minutes had elapsed between the AZ
} pearance of the footpai ana I'll
completion of the robbery.
just as the robber pocketei h
plumber young Fred HartsLorn,
clerk approached. The negro cool
stepped aside and allowed the lad
pass between him and his victim
r Hurry up and getalong now." /
said to Hartshorn. The young ma
instantly saw what was going o
He passed down the street withot
word, FASTENED across to Oh;
street and told a police officer VIII
he had seen.
As Hartshorn disappeared the y
gro stepped behind his two victim
He seized each of them by the nr,
, and forced them along tle >;rs
ahead Of him. The trembling co
lie pie were hustled into Usage sire.
thence southwarIly for seven
eight blocks along the desert
thoroughfare.
The negro. so says Taylor, ST
held in his hands his knife and
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