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Transfers or Property.

Bills Of Sale-From Theophilus Davis :,
G.. l. Chappelear; $40. George Sewell I,
Mary Y. Boswell $50. VIM. Washington Il
Richard Jameson; sat. ]. W. Payne to JohI
r. Stewart; $40 J. Smith Turner and wifi
to P. A. Sasscer & Son; 500. George Mon.
roe to L. s. Herbert SIS. Madison Tnoma,
to r. N. Cox, agent; $lI0. Clarence Hal
aud wife to Farmers and Planters Bonded
Agency, Baltimore city; $500. Francis New
III to Charles W. Owens 4 Co. $50. Richard
20. Willett to p A. Sasscer 4 Son; 500
Samuel Cant TO Naylor and Carroll; $50 =
VIM. Vest to Naylor and Carroll; S45. Hugh
C. hewitt to T b. Matthews; 1913.
Deeds-From James de B. Walbach G TO s.
+. Mudd for tract of land in Bryantown dis
trict 81 and other considerations. 5. +.
Mudd and vile TO Walter j. Proctor for tract
of land in Brfantown district; $500. Joseph
B. Cation to IKE Canter for 224 acres Of
land; $50. VIM P. Harvey to VIM I Ba-
ker for Liverpool Point Fishery; $500. James
r. Howard TO A. 4. Howard for part OF
'Soathh.mpton;" $40. Jane C. Wedding
to Wm. and K. A. Braxton for part of "Rich-
ard Pleasure" $40. Walter A Cox and al
to Adam Spaugler for lots in Bel Alton; SIS
s r. Neave and wife to J. de b. Walbach g
for "Fox's Race 81 600. Susan E. and
John Hoffman to Columbus g. Robs for san
tr,;n $500. J. de B. Walbach Gardiner to
j. de B. and E l.. Walbach for Gallant Green
I roperty; 1000. W. A. Kelley, trustee, to
Stephen G. Clarke, trustee, for rights Of way;
$3.50, 600. N. Chapman and wife to Emma B.
Culver for "Grime's Dltch;n $1,000.
Mortgages Walter J. Proctor and wife to
s, E. Mudd on tract OF land in Bryautown
district $500. t. G. ST. Clair and al to }.
Walter Carpenter for lot in Benedict; Sl75.-
Harry T. Darlington 10 S. genry Cox on
"Wickham;' $500. Emily r. Culver and
husband to N. Chapman on "Grime's Dileh;"
So, 500 Southern Md Development Compa-
ny to the ~ 4. Church South, for lot in Bel
Alton. 81.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

Some persons think that the siRn-ooar
forbidding hunting or trespassin1 npou q
waite land are Of little account, nj tnAt y
may he disregafded with imrunity In's u
mistake, rs the law makes 1t an act OF trespe
to go upon cultivated or enclosed lApasf'
any purpose without permission Of the ovhf'
even If there is no sign-hoard, md the ornl
IL entitled to recover actual damages Tor u't
pass. As this is the season when every YOU
who can beg or borrow "A gun IS rov'ng .
country 10 pursuit Of squirrels and otter esm
it is well that he make note OF this ana e
ereise due caution in bis royings.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
A Valuable Horse.

The fine young stallion. Rinaldo, tn
property of Mr. V II. Neale, took the frs
premium 10 his class, three year old ut PIN
leo Breeders Association Fair Two weeks ago
over large number of fac colts raised il
Mary land and Virginia. His competitors rep
resented the families of OFarg Blossom Dan
dee, aud such well known strains of fine hluoC
horses. His general appearance kind dispo
sition, and his splendid performance won tht
! admiration Of the crowd as we'll as the blue
Itnbon and prize offered by the association. =
Rinaldo was sired by Cabash, record I'll
out of n Seey American Star mare she Ny 40
imported Arabian horse, and his performance
indicates that be vii. soon Ue classed among
the fast horses Of the day. Riualdo will bs
put to service in Charles his native county,
next season, and those desiring 10 ureei 90 d
stock should avail themselves OF the opportu-
nifty that viii be given oy Mr.. Neaie, RinIldo' s
owner
The following letter from Mr. G. o. Wilson
who has professional trainer on his stock farm
in Baltimore county, further shows the stand-
ing of NJ. Neale's valuable stallion:
Mr. Y. II. Neale IN, Dear SRI aave sem
your stallion, Rinado TO ,Our farm by thu
steamer Sue as requested You will lind this
colt has very mu h Improved since gu saw
him last. believe with proper handling he
will soon he able to e lipse the record OF hls
sire Cabash OF 227 am satisfied with a
very little preparation he can now Jet a re
ccrd of 2 As as he has shown this amount
speed ia his work, AID for colt with
more work than .le has had. is remarkable.
tie will make YOU great stock horse, and he
is well balanced, plenty Of substance, fine
style and gentle disposition, which was SUBJ
staatiated at our stock fair at Pimlieo By his
taking the first prize ia his class and getting
the blue ribbon
Wishing you much success With him, am
most respectfully, q. U. WILSON.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had Tlacfd IN bis hands by an bas
India missionary the formula OF a simple veg
etable remedy for the speedy and peruanen
cure Of Consumption. Bronchitis, CAtarrh
Asthma and all throat and Lhrg Anecuons
also positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, allie
having tested its wonderful curative power
in thousands Of cases, has felt il his duty {
make it known to bis suffering fellows. &C
tuated by this motive and desire TO reliev'
human suffering. will send free OF eharg'
to all who desire it, this recipe, in German
French or English, with full directions 70
preparing and using. Sent by mail by 40
dressing with stamp, naming this paper
W. A. MOVES, $40 Powers Bloek, Roctes
ter, New York. NH 6-y
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Mr. Ediior-Thp Times has. in the past, ap-
rarpatly taken gre 1t pleasure ia ,idicdIin.
Typographical and other triliing errors in
yOa columns, hui in my humble judgment
nothing has ever appeared IN your paper
so ludlerous as the Times description OF the
/ loss of Mr. HAIRY Proetei's valuable horse
mare, which ipIe.aiei III thai papfr t~p weeks
ago. II started in 10 tell Of tile loss of val
uatlc horse, and il said the III .tc was in ter
tain pOsiuOf. whsH he WAS precipiiaied in 4
@tll. After using her twice in the uiASruiint
gender, they gave an account o. hoa She MSS
Airlsried frtn his petitions lOs',i..n ~ mean.
81 !. .sork Al j yuse Of oxen. AMI lhea II far
thtr st $ bv Why Of - plan iirn and as q
reason SHY they devoted so mu'h htte to ia
occurrence, that she wds Il ,.,iuaoIe Ii fsc
wuIth QUE doiAir and Nent -iiy, cents II
reuiiads Ole q llc lfiSi,d,u's descrip liOs d
his Irir IN horsv uacs 10 his test girl;
l'I jumped on my greg rlaie
! lode to no fear,
sud when got ,l;pre size was jet hla k.
Hurse, with Il e hiie stripe down his back.
| Il rainvd all uightt day stared.
The roads being muddy | got checked will
tie dlsi,
| called fer some alter 20 drink sorrow awaT,
| Ny Horse standing still let me fill 30 the dul
Which well smeared my skin AID well bruised
my shirt
Being stout mat quickly mounted agsr
And on my ten toes | uipped over the pain
And away went to Miss Shelea, says Mis-
Shelea
Do you love me as well as you did whep
went to sea
| If you do we will be married tomorrow
just now,
And the first girl We have il shall be boy
And its clothes snail be made ofSt Patrick
leather
And its cap shall he male of orange GENRE,
Md the son of king George shall be S God
mother" Reader
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
Point Lenhnnt Rniirnad.

The Marlboro correspondent of the Baiti-
more Sun under dlir OF ST ms ant. :4,s:
-, dhel + Mudi Esq recently appointed
recttnr Of tie Washington Ciiy and pint
Lookout Rnlro4d, was Ut lirandywne, This
county, to da, looking after the property fall
us iutv his hlnds by virtue OF lid re ever
snin Mr. Maid nsa siafiri on trip Wpsl
aud had designated laTts Is3nnv e acl fot
biii il taking cnstois 81 ne rers nal eife 5
Of the cosHpany, which he had already sche-
duled, and TO run the cars for freight purpose.
uunt his return, but WIS called hack u. infuf-
m,tion received D, himia IiaiIimorr 10 The e.
iet.i thai the puiart, hsi ir've tau ..rrd with
a,u The ensfsie ms .pied troa raenias
81 Niri IOnni TIE engine itrsef token &c
pieces and gsrIs reuo,ed Mbst OF the small
railing si;ck and other persnutl tiec d
been Llkeu 4N.u au4 hi iieu uf inede Az >
Nifl, Ine k-v al the ul ~ aaGa when The
Ell. ine Vas +1nnd could pst TIE ii.,'l IN ~
As5~ VI tlr l.Vdse or Tie prealses Cccti. lied d.
lie comp ny had been taken iwat. Win til,
a l. Q. a drYAiJ sheriff Nr Mud iogaA c
iojk Possession Of St Of The psrsOi-~l pr. y
eTly except she piece Li tie euginr referred Il
Ercaass Of the t,Ispering wih the engine th'
receiver viii be uddbie 10 raa the cars for lh'
present"
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81 Crimson, jTARNER 4 20
6S6 Pennsylvania Ave. N. w.
Fall Announcements Of
DRY GOODS ard CARPETS.

We are recriying daily our Stock of Car.
pets, Floor OIL Cloths, Dra. gets Ant SONAR,
and Rugs, for the Fall Trade. We would he
pleased 10 have YOU call aud examine our
Stock md Prices before making your pur,.bss.
es House Furnishing Goods. Splendid
Sheetng Cotton, 20 apd 25cts. An Linen
luck Towels, large size. l2gcis. Gsfn,s,
Table Damask, all Linen, Is, al. 50c,s Sir.
v inch Bleach Table Dnmask, extra gond
qsahty; aoets. Fine Table Damask, 75c aud
blankets, SIS, 90 and rs lol' viii.
Blankets, rs, 80, 2 90. III White Woo.
Blankets, 3 90, 4 90, 5 90. Large size BED
Comforts, f5c. 90. / Is.
We are showing some new things in Fall
i,Iess floods. Ginghams a.d Saiiecns La
dies; Gents and Children's Underwear. tlosi.
~, az, &c. '''''
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO
6s6 IA. Ave, \ ", south sid.
'nAy o-y " shington, d G
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
The Republican Mass Meeting.

The Republican Executive Committee for
this county thought it advisable TO bold the
Republican Mass Meeting at Ia Plata on Situr-
DAY ofnext week This conclusion was reached,
we understand, because it wou.1 be more cor
venient 10 the visiting speakers, aud, being in
a central location, would De none the less con
venient to large majority of all who would
attend from the different sections Of the county.
The speakers will address the audience from
the platform at the Methodist tabernacle.
which WAS kindly rendered for the occasion
IL is hoped that all Republicans will turr out
on that day and hear the great principles oil
their grand old party ably discussed by sin
cere and patriotic Americans.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

Bulls Head Flavoring Extracts. so
highly concentrated that ouly TEASPOON
full is used 10 the quart. are the best in
tie market The quality is excrihnt
and the pri lie only 10 cents
Bulls Head Flavating Extracts have
been put u the niarket with pronounced
success Ilousekecpers Who arr locking
,ur the best article should not fail to try
them. Price 10 cents.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
Dredging Season.

Oyster dredging began last Saturday in
the Chesapeake Bay and tributaries. very
large number OF licenses have already been is
sued, and large number Of schooners, pun
gies and other crafts ale now upon the rock
than tor several years previous so early in the
season. The Gamers have made extensive
Preparations for packing this season, which
ne doubt has stimulated vessel owners to fix
them up for the oyster catch. II is estimated
that at least two thousand vessels will be IL
ceased By the State to engage in DIRE lying Eek.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
columbus pay Celebration.

A few only of the teachers in the public
schools of the county had celebration eermo-
mics on Columbus Day Last week. Among
them was the celebration at Mrs Howard S
school, Bel Alton, and all present speak III
the highest terms OF the patriotic performances
Of the pupils Under the training of tue efficient
teacher, The patrons and friends presented
the school with beautiful flag which was
hoisted on the top Of the building while the
children sang '''Goiumbis the Gem of The
Ocean" Other ceremonies consisted Of sing
ing, rscitations, marching and tableaux--
More patriotic celebrations would not be amiss
as love OF country SHOULD be taught every
where as next to love Of God.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
Public Sale
Personal Property.

| will offer at public sale on nv farm
Bryant wn, on
Wednesday,. NorcmJcr 23rd. ]
iffair, il not, the next fair Gay, the foil,
property;
Two Horses, 2 Mares. one pair {
just broken, fine drivers, | CO
Heifer, and pair of Oxen, rs 81
very linz, 3 Sows, one with a
young Pigs. II Shoais, 5 large +
| Du-oc Jersey Boar, | Wagon.
| Ox-Cart. new, | Deerirg Biz
new, Drill, new. | Hay Rake.
Lot Of FARMING Implements, PI
CulIiyators, Harness, 81 , aad
OF Household and Kitchen Furpi
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock I
Tern s OF Sale-All sums of $40 and !,
Cash above that sum credit q, six m
Will be given, secured by note, with Ann
security, bearing interest from date Al Z
OCT zs-ts + ID. GARDINER
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Prohibition Meeting.

A Prohibition meeting on Thursday eve
ming of last week at La Plata was ADDRESSED
by Mr.. J. Frank Tucker, of Baltimore city
In addition 10 the eloquent address OF y
Tucker the audience was given fine y
Profe ,sor Wheatley Of the same city, wto
sang several stirring temperance songs ne
Professor played for himself M accompanying
on the organ. The address OF Mr.. Tucker afd
the singing of Professor Wheatey is tighy
spoken of by all who heard them.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
Insane Paupers.

Emily Brown and Julia pot:ou, both COL
ored, have been committed to Jail recently as
lunalics and paupers. Julia Dotson was last
year an inmate in Montevue Hospital, she
having been adjudged lanatic by jury 10
the Circuit Court of this county, bat was as
charged hom that institution as restored to
teason.
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Local Brevif,es.


Leaves leaving.
Fast black--tAe colored sport.
Takes things quietly-the thief.
High strung-the telegraph wires.
A big movement on foot-the parade.
A magnificent band will play patriotic Re-
publican mrsic at La Plata, on Saturday, Nov 8.
The bids to winter county mules will be re-
ceived at the meeting Of The Commissioners on
Tuesday next.
Parran is good speaker and is a good
man. Go to see and hear him Saturday, Nov. 5.
at La Plata.
Harrison will he elected and Parrsn will be
closer to him than any other Republican in the
Fifth district.
Mrs. Rice, of Camden, n. J A., is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. JIM. Coehrane, at her home
in La Plata.
Harry Marshall, Of Middleiown district, lost
fine two-year old colt, few days ago from
distsmper.
Mrs Fisher, wife OF ex-sherif John 7. Fish
er, Of Prince Georges county, is visiting
friends and relatives in this county.
Mr.. Thaddeus Wclch who has been at bis
home in this county tor the past FIVE weeks
will return to his duties, us warden in st.
Elizabeth Ass lum. d. T., on Monday next.
Rev. Father Rosensteil, who at one time was
stationed at Newport Church, visited his
friends IN Cobb Neck during the week. He
made bis trip through the county on a bicycle.
The election will take place on next Tues
day week, November 9Th. If you want 20 Re
on the side Of right and justice, and to join in
the shout Of the yictors, vote the Republican
ticket gu that day.
Keep your horses healthy--For heaves,
distenper, founder, and worms use Bulls
Head Horse and Cattle Powder. Price
70 cents per package of one pound.
This is the greatest country for rais-
ing stock aud therefore Bulls Head
Horse and Cattle Powder has large
sale 10 the farming districts Sold by
all dealers for % cents per package.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DR.. G. t. Greenlaw, formerly Of Frederick
burg, Va, is now located at a Srtset, ). ",
Washington, D. c. The public would &c
we'll to give his celebrated fsmilJ remedies Il
trial. He has for his leaders Imminent HI
man and beast, Greenlaw's Golden Remed
and Greenlaw's Cholera Cure. those remedii
are endorsed by leading physicians and drug
gists. All communication will receive peoupl
attention, Consultations free Call or at
dress DR.. G. T. GREENLAW &c
Prowietors, AT Four aad hal
Street, 5. w, Washington, D. G. jy ~
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

We know the G must
lots of Fall and Wins
wearables that you're reaS
needing. If you can't geto
town, just drop US a line
You can buy as safely offs
by mail as in person. AL
everything in the CLoTs
line, OvERCoArs, SUITS, H.,
SHOES and FURNISHINGS, +
the little and big, we ca
in a bigger variety than q
other store within VI
reach, and ask less for it, t
"Promptness and satisf
ton" is the motto of q
Mail Order Department
When you come to the &
make our store your he-
quarters. We are haadyI
everyw here.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
Deaths.

Mr. Alfred T. Lloyd, died at his home
near Aliens Fresh on Tuesday last, after o
illness of several weeks Of pneumonia. The
deceased WAS II well known aud highly re-
speeted citizen Of the fourth district, and his
death will be greatly regretted by large
number OF friends in the county. His age
was 40 years. Tue remains we're inferred in
Pomfret Cemetery on ednesiAy.
Mr.. Joseph Bowie. an aged resident Of Nan
iemoy, died on Monday last. The deceased
was cousin of Mr. Urish Bowie OF this illage
Mr.. J Madison Rureh, well known citizen
Of tins county, died oil his home near aldort,
on Thursday of last week. Mr. Burch ~as so
years Of age. lie vas brother OF Nc B. f
Barch, owner Of the st. Charles Hotel, pori
Tobacco. Several children survive Inn, all
grown, aud all well known citizens His re
maias were inferred ID St. Marys Cemetery at
BryantoWn GU Saturd "
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

If you are offered bottle Of Salvation
Oil, without wrapper or defaced or mu-
ti'ated, don't buy it at any price, you
may be sure that there is something
wrong; it may be worthless or dang
Gus counterfeit Inslst upon getting a
perfc,t, unbroken, genuine package, III
yellow wrapper.
Il tried bottle of Salvation Oil on a
wound and was cured within several
days, ! never had such good remedy
as Salvation Oil in my hands Mrs. }
c. Duncan, Lexington Street. Mo-"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

For headaches. billiousness, constipation,
dizziness. sleeplessuess, the blues scrofula,
the blood and all ska erdptions DR.. Fenuer' S
Blood ana Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
never fails Warranted to satisfy or money
refunded. Could this be afforded if the rem
edy wasn't certain For sale by all dealers
and W. W. Padgett. Port Tooaoco.
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Religious Notices.

Divine Services will be held 10. V } at
Shiloh, NJ E. Church, South, Sunday, 0cto
Der 10Th, at 10 80 4. M, and same day at La
Plata, at 80 p. IN. JoHS SSDwiCK, P. G.
Divine Services in Christ Church, Port To-
bacco, on Tuesday, November lot, GAR Saints
Day. at IL a.. m. JE PoINDExrER,
Ves,ry meeting Mt La Plata, on Wednesday
November End. at II a m.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

The Orphans Court was in session gu
Tuesday last with Judges Sanders aud Riel-
mond on the bench.
The pond of John W. Maddox and Peter
w Roby, administrators OF John 3. Maddox,
was filed and approved. Warrant to nppraIst
the estate OF snid deceased was issued 10 ).
Cox, Jr and r. Wills.
inventory of estate OF A. ]. Walker, and
order of s ale filed.
Claims to the amount of nearly three thor
sand dollars were filed against the estate OF Toe
iate General A G Chapman.
The uex' meeting Of tue court will be on
Tuesday next.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
In Memoriam

Died, Sunday, October 10th, 1892, at the
home of her parents near Mattawoman, Eva,
only child of George +. and Maggie Mudd,
aged year and 10 months.
Lay aside the little garments
That our darliug used 10 wear,
Lay aside the little toys.
Aud the little vacant chair.
Her home is now beyond the skies,
She does not hear our calling,
Oh. Eva dear, Oh how berett
For thee our tears are falling
By Friend.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
Attend the Sale.

dIEFHU Eut JHIts
Do not forget the sale of stock, farming
implements and household effects that viii
take place at Dr. Coby's residence on Wed.
nesday next. the second instant the Doctor
has a tine lot of stock and nose wishing 10
purchase will have an opportunity to select
what they need See ad.
Tue administrators of the late James L.
Hicks will also S, II the personal effects of the
said deceased at his late hume near Waldorf,
on the same day.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
barn Burned.

Mr.. Rinaldo W. warisg, of Nottingham
district, Primes Georges county, brother OF
Mr.. John W. Waring, OF Pomonaey, had a
large tobacco barn burned together with its
contents few nights since. The fire is sup
posed to he the work of al iucendiary. 1t is
stated that there was no insurance.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
One Improvement.

Positive information has been received
that The telegraph will ,e completed and til,
battery put in oy Nov It'll So instead o
waiting SO hours for official Information as tC
the result If the election through newspapers
90 to l., Plata at IL O'Clock on the night o
the election and you will know who will be
the next President Of the United States. One
material improvement will thus have neen ar-
complisnei. An Indignation meeting will be
in order ~
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

One hundred and 1901 worms from two
doses Of De- Fcnner's Plciistut Worm Syrup.
Write Mrs S. :. Sherick, or Messrs. Brrnne
man & steiner, Elida, lien Co, .. A child's
c,-iid for all stomach, bowel and worm dis
eases. Money refundcl if satisfaction not
eIyoa. For sale 10y all dealers and ". W
Padsrtt. Purt Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

The little ones are the life and joy of the
household, and no home is complete or natu-
raj without them. For ali their little ills and
worriments DR.. Fenner's Soothing Syrup is
superior TO all others. Warranted To satisfy
or money refunded For sale by all dealers
and W. w. Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

Piles, sore eyes, cracked lips, chspped hands,
and ali skin eruplions, are cured b, DR.. Fen
ncr's German Eye Salve Warranted 10 sat
isfy or mouey refunded. For sale BY all deas-
ers and W. W. Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28
ABRAss HAND will Enliven the
Occasion,

Farmers, Planters, Lab9rers. com
out in your Strength and jim in the
Battle for iprotectiou to American La
Tor aud Ietustry, Reciprocity anu
Honest Money.
BY order Republican Committee.
oct % ht
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-28

Iirrlage
Mr. Thenas W Lyon and Miss Mars +
PljselI Were mafried at the Reetory on Wed
neslay afternoon last, by Rev. Jtniys b. Poin-
dexter.
The bride wore gown OF blae silk with
velvet trimmings and hat TO match. The
groom wore II becoming suit Of black. The
SUPPER was served at the residence of the
grooms father, Mr. James T. Lyon, where a
large number of friends of the happy couple
assembled. Among those wire Misses Mamie
anil Glavinia OK, Misses Cassie and Z,ia
Davis Mr. aud Mrs George L. Garner, Mr.
James T Monroe Mr.. and Mrs. George Lyon,
Mr.. Grant Lyon, aud Others.
The groom is an industrious and en-
ergetc young farmer of the sixth district ed
est son OF 4r james T Lyon, and the bride
is the bright and interesting daughter OF Mr.
j. Lemuei Padgett Of La Plata. Our en-
CALCULATIONS and kind wishes are extended the
happy young couple