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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-12-30

The Governor has Feated out No. to-
scheme to remove Mr. Haislip. our inspectors
from the charge Of Nos aud 2, to No. 4, ind
let out No. 4 to Nsrbbrg Bros. for the sum Of
50, 400. He seemed to be very hssty in the
matter and did not give the tobacco. growers
scarcely m opportunity TO be heared upon the
important subject. This, we believe to be, as
we have before stated, the beginning Of a plan
to sell the tobacco warehouses and turn the
proceeds into the State Treasury. The poor
farmer, it seems, has no rights for the polid.
clans to respect, and the reason is. as class,
they sre not pugnatioos enough. They
meekly submit to any sort of treatment aud
hope for the better, without making the
slightest struggle to attain it. The taking of
one Of their tobacco warehouses ought to
sronse them to ventilate their condemnation
in vigorous terms, and they ought TO prepare
at oace to fight the project so perfectly apparent
to destroy or to cripple their tobacco industry,
by looking out for men to be sent TO the nett
Legislature, vho are opposed to asy such
scheme and Who have the capacity to success
fully defeat it. What will BE- done vith the
rental proceeds of the nov rented building. is
. question asked which We cannot answer. 1t
should be placed to the credit Of the tobacco
warehouse fund, but ike the rent fro~
Light street wharf, which is . part Of the
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II s reported that 4 new lire is to he es-
tsbiished between " ashington, Alexandria
and Baltimore in competition with the stesui-
er Sue. 1t is ssiA that the Old People line
steamer Lady of the Lake is the craft .ni that
she will he commanded bY Captain Google
gan, for several years the master Of tke Sue
on this route, hut st present in command OF
ond at the York river liners running out Of
Baltimore. There is no way uf verifying this
story, hut it ia considered probable and is gen
erhl,y believed. 1t is thought the steamer
Jane Aosply, late of the Peoples Washington
and Norfolk Steamboat Company, will be
bought by syndicate and put on the route
hetween Washington and Colonial Beach
With proper overhaufins the Nosely can he
made a first class stesmer.-Alexandria Ga
2et.e.
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Death or O Raiisoad Mas

Joseph N, Du Barry. Second Vice Presi
dent Of the Psnus, !vsnis Railroad Company
died suddenly of heart failure at his residence
Spracs Street, Philadelphia, Saturday morn.
ing, 18th Instant, aged 50 years. For some
days he had complained Of feeling unwsll,
suffering from pains in the region of the heart
lie went to his home from his OF ce, aud on
Saturday morning was seized with heart dis
ease rs he arose from his bed He became
unconscious and died almost Immediately =
He entered the employ Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in l847, and By industry
and faithful service soon made himself of alb
solute necessity to the company. His faithful
ness to duty is . brilliant example 10 the
young men of the present generation. He
arose from the lowest to one of the hi xLest DO
sitions in that great company.
As the 3. l. p. R. R., is Fart of the PENN
sylvsnia system, Mr.. Du Barry made many
visits in his tours Of inspections to this ceun-
ty, and was quite well knswn.
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0nik won.
Mrs. Samuel Cox won her suit in Wash
ington against Walker and al. The amount
realized will be quite handsome. A Mr.. Nc
Cormics, an ancestor of Mrs. Cox owntd lot
of real estate in Washington at one time near
the location Of Lincola ssonume1t, which was
sold under Marshalrs sale. After lands be
aaa to Increase ia value in that city, some ex-
pert real estate agent discovered defect in
the Asrshsi's proceedings and without fslly
and fairly explaining to Mrs. Coz her rights
offered her small sam for her interest, which
vas accepted. Later it was discovered that a
fraud had been prscticed and proceedings
were instituted to upset the sale, which was
successfully accomplished. TIE lower court
Judge Ccx) decided against her but upon All
appeal to the Supreme Beach the decision of
the lower court was reversed. Mr.. George
Z Hamilton, late of this county, represented
Mrs. Cox. She is to be congratulated upon
her good luck.
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Pleasant Hop.

On Wednesday evening pleasant enter
tsinment Vas given by the young people OF
the ncighborhood at the hotel at Bel Alton. -
The large ball room was suitably decorated
with svergreens and Other holiday trimmings,
and looked in every way cheering and sttrac-
tive. Dancing began about half past eight
O'Clock and CO ntinsed, savesn interruption Of
short while for supper, which vts served ~
by landlord Willis in his most appetiEiug
style, until late in the night Among tho's
present we're Misses Susie, Luis and Emily
Bowling. Leii, Aemie and Bens Matthew,
Edith and Lucy Cox, Mary and Carrie Digges,
- Dyer, Mamie Brent, Clara and Natalie
Jenkins, FilomeuA Stonestreet, Betty, Mary
and Eliza Barber, hsssrs- Hunt Strong, Nor
wood Bowling, and Peter Bowling, of Balti-
more, Captain Boswell, Aessrs. Julian Coz,
Phil jenkins, Henry Medley. E. S. Gardiner,
Neale Hamilton, Brooke Matthews, Julian
Blackjack, J. N. Boarman and P R. Wills.
The music was good and all aEe said to have
enjoyed the occasion.
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4 Delightful Wait.

4 Delightful tistt.
Colonel Wilmer and Captain Boswell have
returned from their, uip to the Eastern Shore
where they spent week inspecting the mill
tary companies stationed there, and which
have recently been attached to the lstRegiment
The inspection was thorough in all Of It's de-
tails and the shaking up that the Colonel
gave them will no doubt be seen 10 decided
and an increase Of interest on
the part of both officers aud men. The Colo
eel and Captain Boswell 6rst visited POGO
uoke City where they were most pleasantly
treated by the citizens Of that live town. They
reached Snow Hill on Sunday, the 18th, and
were met by Captain Charles S. Cspper, of
Company L. who drove them to bis beautiful
home siI miles distant on the Suepatuxent
Bay, where be entertained them during the
day and night. Fhey returned to Snow Hill
on Moaduy and were entertained Al Che home
Of W. Sydney Wilson, Esq. At Cambridge,
Major de Kraft and Captain Bryan gave them
Q royal welcome snd feasted them on all the
delicscies Of the Chesapeake by. Major Pur-
! Reil joined them here. Al Esston, Captain
Roberts, Lieu.enants P3scault aud Dawson,
George & Iisddauay, of the Eastern Ledger,
George Psrlette, Esq, aud others left nothing
andune to reader their visit delightful. At
Ektou, John 5. Wiz, ESQ. and Major W. g.
Purnell dri the honors in such manner ~ To
make the memory Of their first Eastern Shore
trip one loag to be remembered. Captain
Boswell says that his snis regret is that the
inspe' ton Was not failure, for nothing could
give him more pleasure Than to go over the
whole visit immediately. The Colonsl will
inspect the other companies Of his command
iu the near future.
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.0bItaary.

Obituary.
Died a. the rsddesee Of her ses-in-lAw.
near Newport, On Christmas day, Mrs. SasSh
NJ. Gardiner, in the Goth year Of her age. The
death of the decreased vas not unexpected as
she has been in falling health for number Of
years She leaves t~o children, Mrs. J. r.
Higdon, wife Of a veil .to-do farmer Of this
county, and Aiss Mamie Gardiner of Balti-
more. The deceased was the daughter of the
late DR.. Charles Jameson, at one time prom
inent physician Of the county. This good
lady was highly respected and loved BY all
who knew her. A good christian, loving
and devoted mother, . kind and generous
neighbor and charitable to faalt we're the
notable attributes which she possessed. Dur
ing her long illness friend, in numbers
kindly offered their assistance to relieve as far
as possible her s1fferinss, and extended ger
every consolation necessary TO comfort her in
her departing hours. Peace to the memory OF
- good soul.
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Ne FINDS Tor q SehooI Exhibit.

Prof y. 3. Prettyman, President of thu
State Norm.! School, requested Governor
Brown to set aside for public school display
at CAicaEo pstaon Of The reserve Of SIC, OO(
appropriated Ia addition to the $4,000 fol
the St.te-exbibit 81 the Worlds Fair. Gov
ernor Brown replied to Professor Prsttymar
a few days ago, saying that the $40, 900 is il
the nature of a contingent fund, to be availa
Bile only in the event Of the regular appropria
ton Of $50, 900 not seng sufficient for cred
liable exhibit. Therefore he does not feel q
liberty to draw on that fund until the regulal
Appropriation has become exhausted He il
therefore compelled to refuse Professor Pretty
mans request.
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j oaNSox. jIARNER & 10.
CSC Ptnnsy lvania Ave. n. W.
Fall Announcements Of
INV fsOC ne 5 rsDprr


We are receiving daily ulI' Steak ofCar-
pets. Floor OIL Cloths, DrHlee,s Arr Sunarts
and Rues, for the Fall Trade. We would be
pleased 10 have YOU call and examine our
Stock and Prires before IN king our purcbas-
rs. House Furnishing Goods. Splendid
Snee,ng Co'lun, 20 and 25rts. All Linen
l.,+ Towels. large size. l2@c's German
Table namask all LINN, y 81, Sorts. Six
ty inch Bleach Tihle Dama>S, extra good
quality. 80 =. Fine TaLle Damask, 75c aud
90 Blankets aud CWniuts. lnl era,
BlAuke's' 81 no aud p lOi " hit.
Blankets, IS 80 200. III Wlnte Woo,
Biankeis, Z 90 20. 5 90. Large size Bed
Comforts, Use. 90. ] p.
We are Sd ~ iug sonr new ihinGs in Fall
Dress Goods. tiineli,ms a q Stttecns In
dies. Gents and Chidren's Underwent, tlosi
rs, &c, &c.
JuHNSuN, GARNER & CO,
$50 a Aves, " suHi,. side.
NAV s-v Washln. ton, D. &.
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Petition for Psrdua.

J. Il Medisry, of Baltimore, has sent 10
fac clerks et'ice Petite asking for the par
don of Stephenson Archer, the defaultiag
State Treasurer, now serving out s'ntence
Of Eve years ia the Maryland Peuiientiary for
bis crime. Who will take charge Of il
and seek signatures to the same We are una
bic to learn. The Clerk states that he will
not, and will not sign the petition asking Tor
the pardon. He states that he thinks the
punishment imposed was very light aud thai
Archer should serve out bis full terT,.-.
Rsdiary is q bookseller OF Baltimore city.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-12-30

We desire 10 say to our citizens, that for years
. . have been selling DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, Dr. Kings New Life Pills,
BuckIeu's Arnica Saive and Electric Bitters.
and have never handled remedies that sell as
" ell or that have given such universal satisfac-
lion We do not hesitate TO guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready 10 refund the
follow their use. These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on the merrlits.
vi " PadgetI's store.
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Winter.

Winter.
The sun entered the sign Caprfesrnus on
he 7lst instant at 3 o clock ia the morning,
Ut which time astronomical winter begins
The sun. as the eord solstice implies, seems
TO stand still for two or three days, aud thus
turns his face TO bless with bis light aud heat
those living in the northern hemisphere
Months will pass, however, before the change
is perceptible, storms will lower, tempest rage,
and coal coneeal us, but the dominion of ice
and snow is shattered, and each succeeding
day brings us nearer to the dag whea winter
andspring will eubracs each other.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-12-30

The pest salvs in the world for cuts, bruis-
es. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevor sores, tet-
tor, chspped hands, chilblains, corns, and all
skin etoptions, and positively c1res piles, or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
pei feel satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For sale By W. ". Pad
Rsts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-12-30

Is one which sguaranteedto bring you sat-
iaksctory results, or in case of failure return
buy from our advertised druggist bottle OF Dr
Kings New Discovery for consumption. II 10
guaranteed TO bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of throat, lungs or chest
such consumption, Inflammation Of lungs,
bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, eSoup, &e.
1t is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly
safe, aud can always be depended upen. Trial
bottles free at W. W. Padgetts store.
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SekeeI House Fire.

The public school house at Bel Alton,
cAnght ERE on Thursday of last week AID
cane near being DESTROYED. The ere -origina-
ted from I. detective fue. Happily it occurred
10 the daytime when the teacher and pupils
we're in the building, who put out the fane'
o. soon as discovered. The public school
buildings are all inssred, and the county
therefore sustains no loss.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-12-30

NJ. James A. Murray. Proprietor Of Nur.
rays Hotel Bryantown, wishes to inform his
i'isnds and the pubic generally that he has
ns' SLED his house with choice stork " IT,
qnors f'r tue Xmas hnlidass Consisting Of
old Moaiivlln, Ne'v,e aad Cohiu's u, 9
Whiske' Also chnire stuck Of WINS,
gins ana braniies Il- keeps also in -" k
choice Jamaica Rum and Cnampasne. Also
hne Stock q choice .,ld see cigars. Il
will save you money to give sim eall, rs his
goods are FIRST class and he defes CON ,t'iflon
10 quality and prizes with suv other house in
the county. ar Mufras il courteous .'en-
tlenan and never lets a customer leave hi'
place Of business unaccomnpd,,ed. tiiva lin
a call aud you will save money. dee Is ct
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KarrIage Licenses.

Licenses 10 marry we're issued By The
Clefk during the week to the following per
soss; Joseph Hawkins and Oievia Key
Richard Batter and Annie LivGs; Lorenza A
Bryant and Mary C. Long; Andrew B. Ken
drick and Kate May Flosess; John Warner
and Nelvins Dyer.
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All SAFE.

All SaIs.
The examination Of the gsugers ia the
iaternal Revenue Service in Baltimore, oil
which mentioa vas made by the lSDgPssDEST
two weeks ago, resulted very satisfactory to
the apponiees from this county in that service
Messrs Lancaster aud Montgomery alike Mr..
PAdgstt, passed very satisfactory examinations
and will therefore retain their places until the
Installation Of the Democrats.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-12-30

Dr.. Fenner's Blood and Liver P,'s are thu
best family phvsic. Mild, 90 gripping, yet NJ.
tive aud most thorough Superior To all 9th
ers. Warranted to satisfy CT money refunded,
For sale ay all dealers and W. W. Padgett
Port Tobacco. ~ a.a'r
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Religious Notice.

Religious Notice.
- Divine Services will be held D. ", Sen.
day, Ivuursry lss 1898, at fisgah N. <.
CAurch, South, at 10 80 .. m, and same day
at Chicksmuxen at 30 p. m.
&c. sEDwIcK. P. c.
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1870 and 1887 18th Street., S. f..

Cast ybur eyes on the foil wing prices Mems all
wool Kersey suits 81 0o. Mems fine Dress suits, 3 5
TO So CO. MEMS md Boys Overcoats and listers III
al STYLES and shades We arc closing out before The
Holidays 1T half price. p Of Mems and Boy
Boots III cost including the Double Uper Oyster Boel
at 81 WORTH So co. A ull Stock Of Mems Boys, La
dies aud Misses fine Shoes at prices beyond npetion
Our Stock Of Dry Good, and Notions is complete with
the latest Styles and Shldrsfor Fail and Winter and in
connection with this rave just laid in full line OF
ladies' coats which selling from ~ 81 up and
every garment wara ted We have also Red Comforts
1914 Satecn 58c up Also White and Grey Blank
cts SIC up. ne can positively save you money and
time for We buy for cash in order to sell close and t.
evey one who respo DIS to this Of invitation to
examine our Stock and mentions the ad will give
special Bargains. Now lou't rget the place The Dou
bic Ba!g in Stores of
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Transfers Of Property.


Deeas-From Joseph W. Murphy and al
to Wm. B. Langley, for ''Far-ers pletsarr;"
Se5. L. NJ. Southerlsni, Trustee, TO 4.
Posey, for "Howell's Rum" 81. G T lligges
and al to County School Commissioners, for
one acre OF land SsO. James W Swami snd
nj to r. T. Knott, for eight acres Of land;
Sl49 " Freeman ard al TO =. j. Ross, tor
house and lot; Si50. r.. ~hsitley, Sheriff,
etc Alexander Hoislip and al TO Eulo NJ
Br 'wner, for "Wellinstna;' 81 etc. A I.
Lloyd aud al to Elizabeth BIiley, for "Nilton
Hills" 81 W. NJ. Dui.ais and al 10 4. A.
Higdon, for Federal Hills" S35. r. I
Knott aRi al to James W. Swami, for eight
acres of land; $l6l so. Thomas II haislip
10 Joseph Williams. for "Rum Point SlI 90.
Alexander Haislip and al to Thomas EIaisllp,
for "Masons Enlarged Sleic R. Edo.
leo, Trustee to 5, dney L. Mudd. for John
san property" 81 etc.
Bills Of Sale From John G. Garner to c
F. Hayden; $50. j. f. Bean to j. s. Turner
| $50. H. R. Harris and al 10 Crispin h Daw
kins; $500. Jorden Harrison to ]. W.lle
fCarpeuter; $iel SO. John E. Cartwright sc
J. Walter. Carpenter; $50.
Mortgages-Frsm Edward r. johnson u
G. W. Offutt on one acre of land etc; 81, Oal
lie E. J Ross to J. H. Roberts, on hous
and lot; $3.50. John A. Fosey to W. K
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csit Killed.

hr. WIN. Ciagett, Of Pomonkey, lost =
valuable colt few days ago by accident. -
Ths'sniual was at large and accidently step
ped into sue of the holes dug Tor the telegraph
poles 20 Indian Head, breaking iu leg, By res-
con Of which 1t had 10 be killed.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-12-30

Reb Ward. highly respected aud well
known colored man, died At his home, near
Hill Top, on Wednesday Of last week. after 4
lingering illness of typhoid fever. The de-
ceased was about 3s saEs Of sxe
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-12-30

DR.. Fenner' Salt RhsNm Ointment is known
By those fsqiiiar with it ne the gIandesi
medicine ever made by man. For all skin
eruptions. Warranted to satisfy or moneN re-
turned. For sale by all dealers aud W. W.
Padgctt, Port Tobacco.
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To Dealers: You have one or more cases o.
st vitus Dance IN Four vicinity. Get IN,
Specific to them 1t will not disappoint them,
you or me One bottle always cures. Send
fos circular TO DR.. N. NJ. Fenner, Fredonis,
New York.
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Sh1p al Saks'

We know the C must b
lots of Fall and Wi.ter
VIC .rlblcS bat rnu're really
nee'iing. If yon can't get 20
town, Just drop Us Il line
You en- bnv rs safely OF pS
by M ~ III person. And
every linr in The CLoTIIgs
line, Os.rRcoArS, SuITS. Il ATS,
SHOES ana FURNISHINGS, fol
th, litti,. and big. We carry
in II b gyer variety than an
other $ SIRE within your
reach, tal .t.,k less for too
"Prom,stnrss and ss,iisiac
zion + The motto Of ollf
Mail isisler Department.
WIN ft3u { 'ale % the city
maize pnr store voI'r lrIl-
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SHaeus.
At NcCopehis q fsw days age quarrel
epsued between Vim. Duffy. white, and Henry
Holues, colored, in the course Of which the
latter used some insolenee Duty resented the
insult and knocked Holmes out 10 short order
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GOODYEAR KUBDER COMPANY.

The object Of tie manu-
facturer If DOlbins' Elec-
trio Soap las hecn.ever since
1859, TO uiakc il Of such Sill
pc Tor quality that it will
give universal satisfaction
Have they succeeded? Mill
ions Of unsolicited letters
from women all over the
country. and foreign coun-
tries giving it unqualified
praise, 'as the very
lest, vory purest, and most
econon cal soap ever used"
ny the writer's, give an az
irmatiye answer 10 the
lbove question. If YOU c:ln-
7ot accept the experience CT
millions who use it. after the
twenty three years it h"
been OF the market, =
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DR.. Fenner's Csssrrh Remedy "iends right
10 business" Never fails TO cure. fof sale
By all dealers and W. W. Padgett PJrt
Ssbacco.
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AnNlsISrEAr NnrIcH

OaPHASs GaURr FOR fHAHLFs CeHNtY set;
n v,aetrr 22rd 1892
.nRDE2ED ~ the tt1uri, iaat Sops,i
Mud I'D ! ,gs 4e 3 Wala.u.'' q. Il
miuistrlt,fs OF Thidd.Is Maid deceased.
give thu notice required nv law IL
the ere liars Of said decreased 10
exhibit th'.r claims lcsalv nuihen
ticated, b, advertisement inserted in SOM.
one newsp per PUBLISHED ia Charles county
Maryland. once in each of three successive,
weeks.
True copy-Test:--f. B. MATTISCLY,
Re- Wills for Charles County
NOTICE.
THIS is to give no'rce that the subscribers
have Obtained from ih- ORPHANS Ueur,
Of Charles roiutv, MARYLAND. letters Of ad
ministration m the personal estste Of
THApDA Gus MUD.
late Of sail COUNTY, deceased. All persons
hS#ing clSi rs against said de 'eased are here.
by warned 20 exhibit the sarse with III.
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, TO The
l'subscrhers on or hefDrn the 25th div ofM4.
next. They NAV otherwise by law he ex.
cludei from III h.nedt OF said decr,lsei's es
tate.
Given under our hands this 25th day o
November. 1892.
SOPHIA v. MUDD.
JAMES de B WALBACH, G,
nov 25-am aims OF fhaddeus Mudd.
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FL. Harrison & Co.
1885 and 1881 llth Sire t. S. E. Washington, d. O.

Vim d Campbell { Co.'S firm is ,rli, bic
Anr, and ms prices suit the ,,nles. CA i,
neir iumnrr Yards ON llth Street, : e,
when ,ou visit Washiuglon.
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Eufal mo 4usoaal.


~ The Office Of the lspEPEsDEsT has been
vsroved to the first floor Of the Masonic Hall
ts~sdassiy epposs.s he Epsseepai Church.
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A. PosEY. Publisher,

Terms Of advertising: For plain matter
90 per square (s lines) for the first inser-
ton, Is cents for each subsequent insertion.
Hale and fgars matter double The above rates.
Obituary notices half rates.
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The BUSY Bee"
Washer.
PRICE, $500,
This washer has s,era thoroughly tested for
years and stands to diy without rival for
Efficiency Simplicity. Durability and
Chea rnpss

1t can Re aftnhed to any ordinary wash
tuh, aud an he nut in or taken out in an in
stant. E rv washer ~ guaranteed and /
any part gives out in that Rime il will he re
placed fire. OF charge Renemher, The prize
Is only IS ~ and II wills,ve IA s25 90 eve
ry wear, i''s heing pirnspre and ro,nlor
TO your n: y. Throw away your wash
board and I'VE it irI.l Fnr sl,e ~
Oh RLES A. Boswell AGENT,
aug 26-y Pomfvt Nd
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Subscribe 10 the Inde. eudeut
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The generosity of Mr.. Msgruder Dent was
duly appreciated by his many friends in this
county on Christmas day and during the hol-
idaYs. The 'sold stutr' was choice.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Derickson, of Baltimore, are
enjoying the Festive season with the fatter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. (. L. Hunt, at Malta
woman.