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Composition of tho Column,
Eighteen NoInted Police.


Composition Of the Column,
Eighteen NoInted Police.
"Herald"-Theodcre Roller
Chief Marshal. J. A. Miller-Chief OF StaG. Au-
pustus Pallack-Ad1utants Joseph Spe;del,
l. f. Jones and f.. p. Jepsoa-StaH
Of Twenty-Five.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal-Geo. S. Feeney AMI Staff
Opera House Band,
LinSly Cadets.
Parochisl aud Private Schools.
Float
Schools Washington Madison - Lincoln -
Clay-Union-Ce
Richie.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal--w. II. Travis aud Staff.
Float-"Columbus Flagship"
Band.
Companies F. and G., First Regiment W. Va
n. q.
G. +. X. Posts.
Sons OF Veterans.
Kreiger Verein
Senior q. u. a. M.
Junior O. Z. A. NJ.
Patriotic Sons Of America.
Shield OF Honor.
Letter Carriers.
Patriarch, ]. o. .. f.
Carriages containing committees aud invited
guests.
TdIRD DUISIoN.
Two Floats.
Marshal-B. bach and Staff.
Baud.
Knights OF st. George.
knights or st. John
Young Mems Cathedral Society
Band.
Ancient Order Hibernians.
Polish Society.
Workingmens Benevolent Society.
Band.
st. AlphonsuS Society.
Young Mems St. Alphonsus Society.
Alsace and Lorraine Society.
Swiss Society.
German Pioneer Society.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Float-'Laniing OF Columbus"
Marshal H. B. Baguley and staff
Jr. O. Q. A. NJ. Band. Belare.
knights OF the Golden Eagle.
Dfuids.
Zion's Benevolent Association.
Young mems Democratic Club.
Republican E.cort Club,
Tariff Champions.
Other political clubs.
Turner's
Band.
Travellers Association.
Wilson Tariff students
Ancient order United Workmen.
Float Red Men
Red Mems organization.
Cyclers.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Float.
Marshal W. r. Otto and StaH.
Band.
Trades Assembly.
Glass WorkerS-Local Union No. g.
Patters' Assembly No. Us.
Topacco Workers Union.
Stone MaSons.
Other labor organizations.
United Railroad Employees with Float.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Marshal Frank Cruise aud Staf.
Butchers Association. mounted.
Other mounted men.
Fire Department.
Carriages.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Marshals Hugh Sterling and h. A. Shrebe and
staff.
Industrial and Trades DisplAy-75 wagons.
where the Di,isions VIII Form
M -,-,- Tf,-fcfono ~vslf form q
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e. B. POTTS,
Main and Tenth Streets,
WHEELING, w. VA.

Branch Stores-Steubenville. o.; Bellaire, o.;
New Martin'sville, W. Va, ana Parksrsburg,
w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20
wbere the Di,islons WIN Form.

where the Disisions VIII Form.
The various Divisions will form as
follows, under the command OF the sew
eral Division Marshals:-
FlrsS Division on Chspline street, ex-
tending south. ght resting on Four
teenth.
<ssond Division on Fifteenth street.
e. xsidIng east. right on Chaplino.
Dfprd Division on Fourteenth. ex-
az east. right on Chapline.
Dab Division viii form on Chap
~ = II E0urfeeEfh.
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Telegram

AILLAEUNAf 4E-'N'j OOVO1OI I''
To F. p Jepson:
Am engaged. Thanks and best wishes.
THOs. BOWMAN.
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FIRST DIvisIo.

FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal-Geo S. Feeney and Staff.
Opera House Band.
LinSly Cadets.
Parochial aud Private Schools.
Float
Schools Washington Madison - Lincoln -
Clay-Union-Ce ntre-Web,ter
Richie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20

"Herald"-Theodcre Roller.
Chief Marshal, J. A. Miller-Chief OF Staf. Au-
gustus Pallack-Ad1utants, Joseph Spe;del,
l. f. Jones and f. p Jepsoa-StaH
OF twenty-five
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SEVENTH DIVISION

Marshals Hugh Sterling and h. A. Shrebe and
staff
Industrial and Trades Displays wagons
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GEO. {. STIFEL 8 co.
BLAZER AND ETON SUITS
Plain Serge and Fancy Materials.
lust the thing for Fall. Full line OF
sizes now on hand.


CLOTH w RAYS
Our stock now contains upwards OF
1900 Garments and represents the
choice styles Of IS different manutac-
turers and importers; and this does
not include our big line OF Fur Capes
and Seal Skin SaGqueS.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Communicated

NhlhllHIll-tlfu
Mr. Editor-Ny name having been used in
piece published in four paper last week in n
manner that may misend rhe public, request
that you will publish The following statement
b. 30 ~ he tn ter.
When ] y ana r r. Nattingly ranp to the
Tones office on the afternoon in question, was
engaged ut my case IN the outer Office. They
PASSED MO the iifs,sf tsfi : wh here Mr.. Cox was
engaged With Mr. john L Stone, nd soon I
heard pretty loud talking coming from j. B.
Mnttinglv, from when | understood that he
was nfeaded 1T an article which had appeared
in the Tunes lie talked rapidly, aud ia thp
course of his talk, heard him say that II Mt
Cox dared TO put any thing about the Regis
ier's Olce III the paper of that week, that his
wi e would weep oven MINI. | came TO the Office
door aud looked in aud saw the four men
standing rlust together. Thinking h.d unnud /,
WAS to he hurt for the past offence but only
for future ones | retur.ed TO the ouler office
aud was about TO resume my work, when !
heard j. B Matli gly say that any one no
sand be- did not discharge the duties of the
Register Office lied, and Mr.. Cox asked hun
if he meant to say that he had lied, ard he an
su cred yes Thvreupon | heard scutlie and
helrd Frank Maitingly say: "Aly time has
come now, you can whip me If you can whip
lienuy" | then went to the door OF the inner
ott e aud looked in, when | found both Of the
Mr MAttnglys with their coats off and stand
ing close together, while hr Stone stood be
tween them and Mr.. Cox, who was standing
in the narrow passage way between the two
large desks. Mr.. Stone demonstrated with the
two men that it would sound bad that two
men should have made an attack upon one.-
After some further parley, they put on their
couts and lpft state bOsitivelv that did
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The worId,s Greatest Passenger

The Worlds Greatest Passenger
Train.-0ne of the greatest revelations TO
foreigners when journeying through this coun =
Try is the luxurious method of travelling en-
loved By Americans. They are staggered
with the ''Penusylvanla Limited and the
conveniences afforded by this greatest passen-
ger train OF the world.
A uniformed maid is always on this train
ready to do service &c ladies and children, and
the observation car is the sanctum for lOung-
ing and comfort Men revel in the cosiest CT
smoking and library cars, with daily and pc
riodieal literature before them, and buletined
as wired to the rain the stock and business
movements OF the hour, while a sienOgrapher
and typewriter, whose services are en- iTely
free, is at desk close by to receive transcribe,
and dispatch letters and kilograms at their
bidding. These lettersl may be mailed in a
United States mail box On the train provided
tor the use of passengers. The bath and bar
Der apartments are the greatest of convent
ences 1t is no wonder this luxurious mode
of travelling has made the "PeBnsylvunia
Limited" famous and is such revelation to
our English cousins. This train leaves Wash
ington, daily at 1850 II. M, for Chicago,
Cincinnati and the West.
A neat little pamphlet gotten out by the
company describing the special pictures OF the
"Pennsy lyania Limited" can be had on APP
plication 10 ROBERT A. PARKE, Passenger
Agent, S. Z. District, Washington, d. c.
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Locat Bregfs,es.

Bryantown has now a money order post
Office.
Our thanks are due Mrs. p. c. Murphy for
present Of fine turkey gobler.
Mr.. G. r. Hayden was the purchaser Of the
steam engine sold at McConchie on Saturday
last, at S275.
Mr. F. G.. Philbrick, Of Philbrck, Reist L
Co, Baltimore city stationers, was IN this viz
lage Tuesday, on business Of the firm.
Miss Laura Penn, pleasing and attractive
young lady Of 81. Mary's county, is visiting
Miss Tillie Simpson at her home in the fifth
district.
Captain Thomas L. Twiford, who has been
on a ten days visit to bis former home, 10 Wi
coNico county, has returned, accompanied by
his sister.
VIM. H. Henry, teacher Of coIored public
school in the sixth district, died suddenly Of
heart disease at his home in that district, on
Saturday last.
DR.. VIM. Boarman, as was predicted by the
INDEPENDENT, has been appointed school Com-
missioner, vice, DR.. Carico, resigned DR..
Boarman is in every way suited for the posi-
toni clever gentleman, aud WILL we are
sure, give satisfaction.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Communicated.

Mr. Editor You take an especial interest
In everything that concerns the mogsl 81 ID
material advancement of the people OF oGf
&C unity Now ! wish you IL consider our
D or people and our poor doctors advise tie
doctors TO send on one dollar for 1.-The Medl-
cal Word, of Philadelphia, Penn, and get
the physician as Business Man, and tae
valuable medical journal. Also urge some
law oy which the county will pay at least
h price for attention 10 the poor, and iii t
poor colored people be taken care of at
our "A Aims House" Also to increase the IL
ceuse for the sale of whiskey, and other
strong drinks. Make all licenses retail Ii
cense, for all our merchants sell toy the drink,
and they should pay for their fun or profit
Why should |, having license to sell by the
drink pay more than the man across the
street, who sells Oy the drink and only pays a
license to sell by the pint. If there is any
thing fair in this, am too ignorant to see it,
Repeal all laws or enforce them.
| could occupy pages of your valuable ptIer
by calling public attention TO our miserable
ard nonsensical legislation, but only write
this in order to induce wise men like our leg
isators to think seri ,usly. More anon. X.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Transfers of Property. Deeds-From
e. II. Burch and wife to Violet Bowling for 8
acres Of land; consideration not given. f..
Stone, Trustee, to heirs Of Gerard W Hon
gerford for "Part Of Marshall Hail. to cure
defect in deed. James Willis and al to Alex
ius A Bntler for "Prchard' and "Part OF
Whitland;" 500, and al con. George W.
Reid to II. Edgar Johnson for all interest in
estate of ". II Reid, decreased; $500. A. NJ.
Bryan and al to J.mes NJ Frank for MAR
shall HALT" 80, $50 Mary f.. Sanders and ri
to VIM Hanson for Gains Purchase, 'lItr-
wood p oNapling' $1,000 R. l.. Tippett
and wife to Wm. T Tpp-lt for property in
Aliens Fresh; $50 John H. MITCHELL ns-
signee 10 David Stewart for '.Westwood
Manor 81, 500 r A Mufdock and wifi TO
Joseph ssekson for acres Of had S2j. Al
bert Gardiner 70 John L. W6Br5f,r Par, Of
Boarmans' Manor" and other tracts; 81 500.
fSIargotet Love and lie IL IAQgss Jaryis for
Is acres of land 500. Augustus Briscoc
anil wife to H. A. Tligdon for Part of Fele-
raj IliTif $50. VIM NJ OuBoisana wife to
Augustus Briscoe for part OF Federal IIill:''
SOB Nathan c. Swami and wife
10 W. Il. W. Rowe for aBriT-
wood" $500. John NJ Page, executor 10
George 7. llgges and al for MARSHALL
Rest" 81 500
Mortgages From Mary L. Latmer 20 j.
Walter Carpenter GU "CharIshorouah HIS =
Juliet, "Westwood MAJOR" aud Charts
borough 81 james NJ Frank and
wife TO A. NJ. Bryan On "Marsh4l Hall -
So, Ice. VIM ilansoa to Mary +. Sander:
and al on "Caus Purchase" 'IIarwooG, -
"Napping;' $500. Fora S aud Samuel G
Lancaster to David Stewart on "Westwaol
Manor" 81 ,090.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

No appointment --Nes'rs' Sasscer and
o.. members of the School Board, met
aro;n on Monday, but failed to make an ap-
as '..,.nt of examiner. Tie appointment
PI ,, - made at the next meeting of the Beard
shsn tbc new commissioner will take his seat.
VIM" Th. commissioners while in session on
r., -, made an examination of their inan-
as.;,s and report that Notwithstanding
o'a' 800 expenditures of the past year in
building t"5 new school houses putting oew far
O ' = the olo ones, and buying books,
NJ -, etc, they find that the school f.
s'a' ss sre in a better condition than for
n"nOe' 49,, We congratulate the Commits
,eA's , IN the favorable condition of school
S, ~ md hope that their standard of eff
Aua s, md successful business Management may
s !" maintained in the future
O' MI statement of the retiring treasurer,
ius receipts and disbursements for the
showing sa0' ssdin. July slss 1884, is published
elsewhere.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08
County commissioners Meeting III

Comfy Commissioners Meeting The
Countv commissioners met on Tuesday last.
Somi animal interest on county bonds was
maid A resolution was adoOted-after a
strong appeal was made by Mr.. Charles A.
Oox-to take up for consideration at future
meeting the taxation of dogs, which, if it
does not lessen the number of dogs, will at
last proyide fund out of which farmers can
he reimbursed for damage done to their val
,,ahl. Aocks Of sheep by worthless ours =
The legislature by a recent act of assembly
delegated power to County Commissioners to
u,ate sueh regulations as they saw fl in a 1
aroh cases, and we record with pleasure the
ov;dant intention of the present beard to
.ats a move in the matter A proper en-
earoomeot Of dog law will be the means Of
.rrsstIr increasing valuable industry and
''n y the same time cause the death of mum
harIsss dogs of no value whatever. Let the
tax be put on by all means
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Legislature The Legislature Of 1892,
met in Annapolis on "Wednesday, organized
and adjourned over untrr'noon On Tuesday,
Senator Posey was The Republican caucus nom
inee for President hf thc Senate. UliS NJ.
Smoot, Of La Paia vas the same "ancus nom
inet for Sergeani-at-Arms oi the Senate. Our
county representatives were ip attendance, aud
ansN sred promptly to their namts ut the roll
call. The Degenerate members Of the House
viii have the giving q une place ~ the 7ni-
tnl, for which there are iltee prominent appli'
canls: Mtssrs. Richard Swami, PAtuNeut, j.
Will Jenkins, Pomonket, aud thomas 4
Jones, La Plata. Who Will te the luck, in
ditidusI is yet mttttr Of ,oni cture, and
Mi not he knewn beIote next week Tic com
nittee assignments too viii not he knoNu un-
= III shat iime Whatever ma" tie said OF the
sRill of'our delegates as politicians, they are il
clever pair of gentlemen an we're well recelv'
ed at Annapolis by their new associates.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08
Electric B,tters.

This remedy is becoming so well known and
so popular as to need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing The same
song Of praise. A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed TO do all that is
claimed Electric Bitters will cure all dis
eases of the liver and kidneys, will remove
pimples, boils, salt rhenm and other affections
caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria
from the system and prevent as well ~ cure all
malarial fevers. For cure Of headache, con
stipalion and indigestion try Electric Bitlers
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded. Price soc and 81 per bottle at W.
w PAdpett's store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08
In Memnrinm-m.d on Mond.

In Memoriam. Died, on Monday, De,
cember 2sth, 1891, at noon, suddenly, Ber.
nard, eldest son Ct Thomas II. Murray, Bry-
antown, in the eighteenth year of his age
Deeply regretted.
Take comfort, parents, when your boy
In Jesus fell asleep;
His better being never ends.
Why then detected weep?
Why inconsolable, as those
To whom no hope is given?
Death is the messenger Of peace,
And calls the soul to heav n.
Whate'er we fondly call our own
Belongs to heas' ms great Lord;
The blessings lent US for day
Are soon to be restored.
'Tis God that lifts our comforts high,
Or sinks them in the grave:
He gives and, when be takes away,
He takes but what he gave.
As Jesus dy'd and rose again
Victorious from the grave;
So shall his followers rise, and reign
With their triumphant Head.
A few short years of evil past
We reach the happy shore,
Where death-divi1ed friends at last
Shall meet to part no more.
Rosetta.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

UPNIH OF MTN IUNFVI WT9 IIdITIt
Wells Fowler died at the home Of her hus-
band, Mr.. Joseph A. Fowler, near Horse
Head in Prince Georges county, on Satur-
dry night last after long illness, Of consump-
ton, aged about 81 years She leaves two
children. The deceased lady was the Young
est daughter of the late Captain Elijah 6
Wells, founder of the Port Tobacco Times,
and was born and raised in this village. She
will be remembered as highly accomplished
and attractive Young lady, beloved by all
who knew her. Messrs. 5. c. and Beale L
p. ieett are first cousins Of the deceased -
Her remains we're Inferred in the Cemetery at
ST psurs Chapel on Tuesday last
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

VihscO-Gillum.- Miss Mary VI Gillum,
~ 'n's county and Mr.. VIM Glasco, Of
.,.''''' Mas were quietly married in Bal.
"o'e' on wednesday the 30th uIto., by the
J ~ fa'ner lieiIerman. Only few intimate
.'enus and relatives were present to witness
s"e ceremony There future home will be
Swansea, Mass.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Delegate to Conyention.-Mr VI F
wade, Postmaster Of Port Tobacco, has been
selected as delegate from Maryland to Il Ma
uonal Convention Of Fourth Glass Postmas
Iers TO he held in Washington ON June l4th
Inc object Of the Convention is TO secure nd
ditlonal pay for extra services rendered by
'hat class ofoticials for which there is no pro-
VsioA in law to compensate them.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08
Is consumption IncurabIe

Read the following. Mr.. G. II. Morris, New
ark, Ark, says: "Was down with abscess OF
lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced
me an incurabe eonsumptige. Began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consumption,
am now on my third bottle, and able to over
See the work on my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine ever made. Jessie Mlddlewart, De
catur, Ohio, saws: clad it not been for DR..
King New Di, coyery tor consumption would
have died Of lung troubles. WIS g'sen up by
the doctors. Am now in best of healtl." Try 1t.
Sample bottles free at w. W. Padgetts store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Voiored Lawyer Harry 5. Cummings,
'''"tea lawyer Of Baltimore city, and who
~ present Is member Of the City Council,
was IN Port Tobacco on Tuesday last attend
'"e 10 legal business. Mr. Cummings is a
9oung mah Of pleasing address evidently
mghIy educated, and made favorable i'm
preston on all who met him. Colored law
yers are rarity hereabouts, and Of course at
tracted much attention
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

o""rged with Larceny Frank Hens
icy .ey' a well known colored character, of Port
~ 'u''o' was arrested on Tuesday by Consta-
o'' freeman, charged with the stealing Of an
N'eO"' ron Nc. L. NJ. Ilyde lIemsley
o'@'n' mat the coat was given him by some
r. a.S u Washington. The accused was
''N 'O' further hearing on the 9th instant.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Married, in Baltimore, December 3oth,
1891, by Rev. Father Hoffman, at the hour Of
O'Clock p. ~, Miss Martina Gillum, Of this
county, and Vim. Glassco Of Massachusetts
The bride Is a daughter o Philip Glllum, q
well known resident of lluehesville. Miss
Gillum is Il fine interesting Young lady, and
will bs greatly missed from among her yeung
associates and friends. s1athe happy coupr
congratulations are rendered by Friend
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Quarterly Distribution On the and
instant, the Comptroller made the quarterly
distribution Of the public school tax to the
several counties. Charles county gets tor
white schools, 81, 2s2 40, and for eOiored
81, 4s4 %.
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KEARLY RATES:


s hiiied.-After summons bad been
Co. VI UT. Samuel F. Adams in the suit
q s' 'or sheep killed, belonging to Mr.
lac, "a oy Adams dogs, alluded to in
N tnt iS0ErESDENr, Mir. Adams agreed
M N'' us dogs ifthe suit was abandoned. -
NO.. vas Gone, aud the dogs are nov no
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

The in ,hs r %Srd fyG eg .e,. sFS us,
s sSa bands snS 1 5osa4sy S9's f9s s
s ao pay Of money! Is ss'r asS54 to
Ps e cents per- box For sale BY W. W. Pad
kett.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Proud Parents-Mr and Mrs. Harry R.
Bowling, are the proud parents of a darling
girl baby. Harry says that delinquent tax
PAYERS must paw up at once as the baby needs
bis tatherly care, and he, in consequence, cam
not travel so much as in the past.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

nDr. Bulls Cough Syrup takes the lead o.
all cough preparations" Carpenter and Pat
meter, druggists jamestown, n. !.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08
A CARD.
Me-. John E. stone-Dear Sir:

Mr.. John E. Stone-Dear Sir:
There appeared in the last issue Of the INDE-
PENDENT a sqsib over the name of "F. 4.
Mattingly," in which be uses your name as
having STATED IN the presence of several gem
tlemen that the Times statement lin regard to
the recent exploit of the Matiinglys in this
Office is inaccurate"
In view of this publication, may beg o.
you to state in what particular or particulars,
If any, the statement Of the Times referred to
was inaccurate. In order TO enable you to do
so more accurately, annex hereto a clipping
Of the article Of the Times in question, | also
enclose a clipping OF the piece, which appear
ed in the INDEPENDENT, lest it may not have
come to your notice.
Will you not also, please, answer the ques-
ton whether or not when the term 'H;ar' had
been used, on the occasion referred, to by
'Ben" dattingly aud the Editor OF the Times
attempted to visit personal chastisement upon
him, whether the fellow whose name is sub
scrib0d to the piece in the INDEPENDENT did
not Immediately interpose saying to the Edi-
;or of the Times "you can not whip me if you
can whip Benny2"
Your compliance will much oblige.
Yours trnly FIN. COX.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

The most aggravated cases of rheume ism
have been speedlly aud permanently cured by
Salvation Oh. Price % cents bottle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08
Yours trnly,
lr F VI. Cox Dea, Sir:

Mr. VI. Cox Deaf Sir:
10 answer to yours Of the 9Th instant, viii
state as remarked to Mr. Frank Mattinply al
Jameson sale, that the articl. in the Times
was inaccurate in stating that both the Messrs
Mattinglys pulled of their coats At the same
time, or made simultaneous attack upon you.
In answer to your second question ! will
say that whep the term ''liar" was used by
Mr.. Ben Mattinply, both Mr. Frank Mating
ly and myself interposed. Mr.. Frank Mat
tingly catching hold Of your arm, think, as
you strack at his brother while pushed I'M
MIR. Ben-back from you, aud heard Mr..
Frank Mattingy moment afierward,
standing in front of you with his coat off,
saying, you can't whip me. don't re-
member whether he added-''if you can whip
Benny"
Respectfully, &c,
JOHN +. STONE.
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
"'0ed every Friday morning.
The ssung mans advocate,
j. POsEY, Publisher.

81 90 nov '. advertising: For plain matter
ton, * e.s saaare 70 lines) for the first inser-
Rule ana sse lor each subsequent insertion.
ObItuarS nEste matter double the above rates.