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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-07
she Bounced Him.
" Mrs. Calder has been ill?n

Mrs. Calder has been ill?"
"She is ILL.,"
81 thought she must be recovering, for
heard that she dismissed her physician
this morning"
"She dismissed her physician and sent
for another"
"Hadn't confidence in the first?'
81 don't know. He told her that sns
must not talk."-N. Y. Press.
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Her mother kept a boarding house and a
young man, who lived at the opposition
house across the street, was deeply enam-
ored of her.
81 love you better than my life," he
murmured.
"Pd be sorry for myself II yoE didn't, !"
she responded coldly, considering where
you live. "-Detroit Free Press,
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An Expeetant Youth.

my fortunsg
|ynaa s 9eadds--No, pa, but he has great
e. Of what nature?u
snnh Expects to marry my fathers
0shter.'--Detroit Free Press.
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Mlss De Trop had on the longest
ives last night that / ever saw. She
[[tbs.onee them from her wrist to her
o,, mats nothing. My girl buttons
bo all the way from home to the
0asre. Chicago News Record.
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HER GREAT loss.



n Her Hat Was ON Straight.
Never before had the tall gentleman,
with the iron gray mustache, been more
deeply impressed with the loneliness OF a
widows lot. The plump lady in black
was on the verge of tears and every word
of her sad story seemed like knife thrust
into her grief sore soul.
4" When look forward -
Her voice was tremulous, her eyes
dewey.
"To the future, life seems -
Emotion was choking her utteranoe.
Like dreary waste"
She pressed her sombre fringed hand
kerchief to her eyes.
=" Be calm, madam, be calm"
The tall gentleman with the iron gray
mustache felt very sympathetic indeed.
opp pardon me.n
The lady struggled to repress her feel
ings with indifferent success.
my dear madam the tall gentleman
hastily declared, "your grief does you
CREDIT
An unintelligible murmur was the only
reply.
1.-The rude severing of the most cher
ished OF human relations by the hand of
death"
The plump figure in black shook with
sobs
"Must desolate the surviving heart"
eyes, yes. miss him more than
w-w-words can t-tell."
The lady moaned in her misery and the
tears came afresh.
"The strong arm on which to lean is
gone" sadly suggested the tall gentle
man.
She bobbed he. head,
Sand the manly bosom wherein you
reigned supreme"
B-oo-oo."
Sand the cherished lips, with their
words OF cheer and comfort"
ooh, oh, oh. Boo-hoo. Yves, yes.
And there's n no one now to t-tell me y
- Her sorrow overwhelmed her for q
moment.
"Tell me- me- M me -
The tall gentleman noticed with un-
easiness that the plump lady was growing
hysterical.
ado tell me il m-m-my hats on
straight"
After she had cried few minutes
longer they changed the bject.-Detroit
Tribune.
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A Conditional Order.

hat ws 1ri-Aave you any parlor shades
|udden break loose and fly up all OF .
Dss, n when you least expect it?
sSvsaier-Yes, Miss.
han a.o airi-Well, I wish you'd send Q
Iuvinro und and see If he can talk ma into
''ns some.-N. Y. Weekly.
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The propito Of
carriage Harness, valued 5000,
Ladys Gold Watoh, diamonds pair Of
SERVICE
Box 10 the nsnh French Mane CLOCK 10 the eighth
Tennis cott ttthea
mk acre o reach,
To the will Upright Concert
ike eheux ndquarer
LAM 10th
ndome fom the Ala
English leather travelling
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eatbs.ro ior OF the sharks egg is black, Of
|Drm ~, texture, thin, tough and in
similar to hand barrow.
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sPECIAL PRIZEs FOR EACH STATE.

special prize Silk Dress Pattern Il
@ hf @ @ Il give @ EGG vanabs pes
pa Month p o only r
wiling n is in al
aay
will be order satisfaction public 1heme
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A WATCH FOR EVERY CORRECT ANSWER


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the
leading
N wbe f
Address PILL CO, 81" Cor Wellington Toronto
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19
PUBLIC SALE
-UF-
Valuable Real Estate

BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit
Court for Charles e5un,y, sitting IN equl-
ty. passed on the 4th day Of August.
1879. in case wherein John W.
Simpson is plaintiff and Jessie Simpson,
defendant, the undersigned as Trustee,
will sell at the court house door, in Port
Tobacco, on
TUESDAY, august 3OH, 1892,
between the hours Of l aud o'clock
p. M.
All that tract. pieee5 part or parcel Of
land lying aud situated in Charles coun-
ty, near Holly Spring. III the Fourth
| Election District Of said county. com
monty called aud known as
syinlHs' Gift" and "DOdrmdlp'
Eoffg"
Said to Contain 100 Acres; more or less
The above described property is i'm
proved by small dwelling and tobac
co house.
Terms Of sale:-One third cash. an
the balance in one and two years, 'h
purchaser or purchasers to give note
for the deferred payments with sccurlt
to be approved by the Trustee aud
bear interest from the dsy Of sale, or a
cash at the option of the purchaser.
The life cstate Of John W. Simpsc
in one half of the said tract Of land to
reserved. ADRIAN FCoEf,
= aug II is Iruste
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19
An Interesting Question.

An interesting question has come up
under some Of the State laws forbidding
the employment Of children on the stage
and in public exhibitions. The question
is, how far is such law o violation Of
parents rights TO the services OF their
children? Undoubtedly the law has a
right to prevent cruelty to children and
to compel them to be educated. But
when child under fourteen is allowed
to dance or sing for few minutes in a
theater nightly, and it is well taken care
of. we'll paid and enjoys the performance
as well as the audience does, is there any
cruelty here, particularly If the child &C
tor continues in the best Of health and
spirits? In one case occurring lately a
n iddle aged single woman, who had no
trade or profession, had by the death Of
a sister two children thrown on her for
support. They secured employment at
theater at five dollar a week each.-
Their aunt was devoted to them. and
( they we're we'll and happy. But an
) aecu, Of the society for the protection of
children spied them out aud found that
: one of them was under the prescribed age
, He forced the aunt to take it off the stage,
thas reducing the family living OF three
persons to FIVE dollars week. Then be
wen; on bis way with swelling of salts
, faction in his breast at having done q
virtuous thing.
A bandmaster in Germany was i'm
: prisoned three months for calling En-
5 peror William ''hour sack, which We
! are toll means the same in American
J slang as "sluff." But what would Bill
liz have done to the bandmaster if he had
I called him STUFFED prophet"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19
Maryland Ne Is Manuf curing In
dustries.

The Baltimore Herald is one Of the
best papers Of the land cor eondeusing in
teresting matter. and always so when the
good Of MsryInnd ia 10 question. A few
days ago the Herald. in an able editcrisl
showed conclusiye.y that there is some
thing mere needed than the pcopleiug Of
wsste lands in this State, howeyet desir-
asle such n transformation may be. The
State of Kansas. rich in agricultural pro-
ducts, was compared on a per capits
basis with Rhode Island, strictly man
ufaeturiug State, aud the contrast was 81
pronounced as to be an eye-opener Il
many of our minimizing people.
The SUNNI ng up Of such condens
ed ssatemeu. proves that the height 0
e prosperity can be obtained only by invit
IS ing and planting industries which en-
% ploy labor. The lands adjoining will
r as n matter OF course, be taken care OF
of Tue law of supply and demand wi
IA soon effect a desirable interchange
l. values, and business will have NOR
IL substantial foundation.
,h Nevertheless, until we can draw mar
No ufacturing enterprises, let us have tn
a waste lands occupied and wait for results
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

Chief Marshal: A. MASON.
Heralds:-Cutler Mason, Eugene Thomas.
Aid:-EIenry Stewart.
Jadges: Mace Farrall Waiter Swami, Of
PomoDkey, Edward Frazier, Jackson Garner,
Richard Hawkins.
Orator Of The L oy-ELw0OD MOORE.
Orator of The Ereniag-.M. &. GILLUM.
Committee Of .4rrangemsnts-D Green,
Henry Bush, Washington Burch, Norris.
Floor Managers Dennis Green, Jr., George
Gray, Joseph Hawkins.
lHl'rons Mrs Francis Minor, Mrs Josephine
Farral, Mrs Amanda Dorsey, Mrs. George
Milburn.
A Queen and three Maids will be
crowned, and prize Of S25 to be d.
vided among the successful Knights as
follows: LIST. $40, 2nd, s., Bird, s., 4th,
IS.
Dinner and Supper served in best
stye. Refreshments all day.
A Band uf music will be in attendance
Admission TO ball q cents.
Riding to commcuce at | p. III. sharp
/ Knights fee, 81,
/ The public are cordially invited.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19
Republican Nominations.
Progressive Tobacco culture.

The leuf curing process, or that of
curing the leaves Of t,bacco on wires
while the stalks arc still standing in The |
field, has not been thoroughly under
stood and appreciated by any number OF
planters Of this country. The North
Carolina Agricultural Experiment Stl-
ton, desiring to gain kno Wedge on this
point and to determine il possible which
was the bette. process. conducted during
last year a series Of experiments on
farm in Oxford. The tobacco grown on
this farm was OF yellow variety, known
a. the Currin or White Stem. The
plants had been transplnnted from the
seed bed to the field in May, and wee in
rows. approximately, three and half
feet apart and three feet apart IN the
rows. The field was in the secoud year
of cultivation, the soil loose, gravelly
loan. with clayey subscil. and fertilizer
had been sown at the rate Of II 0 pounds
to the acre. One acre was laid of in
the middle of the field for the purpose OF
the experiment. and was divided so tha'
each half contained % rows of ~ feet
each. Care was taken to mark this pla'
40 that il would not be confounded with
the rest Of the fell. An extended &C
count of the details Of the different pro
cesses of curing will not be necessary
But an account of the results will prove
interesting. Various piles from batl
cures, without any distinguishing marks
were placed on the floor Of the warehouse
and five prominent tobacco men OF Ok
ford were selected to attach to each. p,l'
what was, in their opinion, the marke
value. Each man was conducted to thu
r,om alone, and acted Independent OF TN
others, not knowing what previous est'
mates had been given 10 the piles. ih'
estimates as given were surprisingly nea
to each other. On the next day the pile
we're placed upon the floor of the Gran
vile county warehouse and sold IN tn
usual way. From the half acre by tn
sos, are s2e4 pounds we're cured, at
81, s.. of S3S IS arAan averag
= acre. byshe ~ eng ,s,sass ires -
Of s63 II. or an average Of Slo VI re
100 pounds. According to the result
as given, the values are IN favor o. . !
leaf cure process on wires by -" % :
half acre, or a total Of 5 Il - tor y
whole acre. No items for expense !
cultivation, etc. are included ~ :
above estimate. but il IS clearly appare
that with proper attention TINS style
curing tobacco can be made more prof
able 10 course Of time than the Oil sly
Of curing the stalks and leaves 'oge'h'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19
The BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad Con

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will make historical exhibit at the
Worlds Fair, which will be Of absorb
ing interest to all railroad men. MAJOR
J. w. Pangborn has charge Of its prep
aration. The Baltimore and Ohio CLAIMS
to be the oldest railroad in tie world. It's
two or three predecessors having been
mere tramways for trans PORTING COAL
stone or ore. The actual construction
Of the road began on July 4, 1873, and
its first section was in operation FIX
months before the Liverpool and Man
chester road. the first railroad in the
present sense of the world, in Europe
The Baltimore and Ohio claims; also, tc
be tho only one of the pioneer roads
which has retained its original name ano
has remained under a continuous success
sion Of management.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County


! Lewis Railing vs.. Adrian Poses, administers
| tor of (seorAe A llnntl de, easel, and
/ George j K, uanti, Sar;ih Z. Wood. Al
1 herta CARPENTER Mary paisct', larry
HUNT. lanes lisrre, aud E.izs ]. fluntt
4 -. .ssss sssssst- ~ procure 4 at4.so..
ssss ty--2s certain real property il Ch,ri,.s
4-lst "a dius Stale. Mhirl. i,elon..,sI
Gfotgr J Hfint', iaie ofss.ri couuty d,ss.s J"
ed i,,F the hesisiit If his ..rca,ors
The bill stats that tie saj .isas'ofge A. lluntt
was 10 his TIE iluis ipAst,ed unto the plaintiff
and divers other persons; that his peisoiial es-
, taia nn- iuss Orient 10 pay his drbs: HAT he
wss 81 zp,l OF eei lain real estate in said oil
| fnily Described. lying and situated IN Charles
county. M asks that the same Dc sold TOR the
purpose OF paying the oalahee 'iue d SAID
rrtts
Tint Sarah T. W mi, Harry Esanlt ana
Eliza J.Ilnit, three OF the defendants, ale
nou-rcsilen,s
II is therefore this 18th day of July, 1892.
! ordered by the Circuit Court for Oh tries cnun
~, sitting in equity, that the plaintiff, .iy
causing II copy OF this order 10 te inserted IL,
some nea spaper published in Charles county
onre in each OF three successive weeks before
The 21ni day Of August, 1892 give notice 10
the said absent de'pudauts Of the o,jeri Nu,i
substance Of this hill, warning them 10 appear
in this court in person or by solicitor, on or
before the 18th i,v OF September, 1892 10 SNOW
cause, if any they have, why decree oaghl
not 10 be passed Us prsyel.
]. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
of CT. CT. Court for Uharlts County.
True copy Test;
| is 20 ct
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

Mr.. C,rnegis is Republican and
most of his employees are Republicans
Mr.. Pinkerron is a Democrat and most
of his employees are Democrats. Mr.
Campbell, who was elected chairman oil
the Republican National Committee and
resigned. was abused by the Democratic
press because be was Phil Armour
counsel. but Mr.. Armour himself is all
right because he votes the Democratic
ticket. Mr.. Frick is a Democrat, and
his ass,ilant is Democrat. Carnegie,
the Republican manufacturer, pays his
men from S. to 50 and some as high as
SIS day. Calvin $. Brice. Demo
e. -..'is NJ" x e,oss per ys eon, n y
~. .,..sl rf6FEasa s. : iaal
ocratic elitors are rece' IaE new light .
the questions ipvol sed ID ihi' paragraph
Ev
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

The Democratic platform declares a
protective tariff Unconstitutional. =
This is the deliberate attitude of the
party upon this question. The United
States Supreme Court has unanimously
declared the protective tariff constitu-
tioual. Everybody knows thatihe Dem
ocrats are wrong on this question, as
they are upon every other affecting the
progress and prosperity Of the country
In all times the party has been hin
draucc to national growth aud develop
ment.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

..Thc Silver Lords Of Montana and
the Iron Barons of Pennsylvania are
still under the protection of the militia
ny authorities of their respective States.
The above is from the editorial col
umns of one Of cur Democratic contem-
poraries, and the editor in his efforts to
score a point against the American Pro-
sectiye Tariff System goes Oh to unfair
~ connect the tariff with the troubles at
Homestead and in Idaho and 20 ignore the
fact that the owners Of these Idaho mines
are Messrs Houser and Murphy, two Of
OF the most prominent Democrats in the
State Of Montana, the former being the
Democratic boss Of that State. lie was
appointed. territorial governor by Mr..
Cleveland; and tried to carry Montana
for the Democrats in the first election
after it cane into the Union and have
himself electe to the United States
Senate. It was under his direction that
large NUMBERS Of ignorant foreign MI
aers in his employ were hastily natural
lied and west q, the polls. carrying
cards resrlivgs + want to wore the
Democratic ticset." 5eirg unable to
speak the E1gffsh langnage. But all
this has no more to do with free trade OF
urotection than the recent troubles al
the mines at Bri ,eyille, Tennessee,
owned by Mr.. Calvin 5. Brice, then
chairman of the Democratic n itinn
Committee, and aow chairman of the
Campaign Committee, when State troop:
were brought in 10 pro;ect convict labor
ers who had been hired from the State
by Mr.. Brice to take the place Of union
miners.
II is a weak cause that needs to be
bolstered up by such paltry pervers'on
Of fact as seeks to'connect the protective
tariff with these labor troubles.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19


The preliminary arrangements for the
production in Chicago during she Worlds
Fair Of the cast of the Gberammcrgau
Passion Play Of 1890 have been com
pIetcd. Hotel accommodations for the
235 Bavarian peasants who will be
brought to this country to produce the
play have been arranged for at tie Vic.
soria by 9. NJ Rosenthal. of Vienna,
who is a. tie head Of the enterprise.
Tic play VIII be given for SIX month";
and the c'ersy will be given an oPportu-
nifty, frs Of all, to pass Judgment upon
:,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

The Tin plate industry Of the United
States under the Mckinley tariff was
one year old on the first day Of July =
This is the record Of the American pro.
ductiou: First quarter. S26.722 ibs.i
second qaarter. l.4o9, s2a lbs; third
quarter, 04,es7 lbs; fourth quarter
{, 900, 600 lbs. If the production should
increase at the same-rate for the neS'
wear and half, the home supply would
be fully equal to the home demand.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19
SCHOOL NOTCH

The meeting Of the School ID ts
make the appointment 'of Frdetati
Scholarship at Western MaryldbCol'
lege will be held on
TUESDAY, august 23ra
An act Of the GenerA As.
sembly of NJ r, land prides
for the educniion. free Of srgc
for board and tuition. Of one Silent
(male or fenale) in this Collegerom
each Senatorial district Of the ", to
be appointed by the School Yoois-
siouers in said Senatorial district land
with the advice and consent of thSen-
ator in their respective Senatdridis-
tricss, after competitive examFean of
the candidates" The act furtNepro-
yides that bond be given IN S Rsum
ana with. such security IS mag APP
proved BY the President OF the pege.
By order Of tie Board
aug bet
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

The Postmaster Generalhas issued an
,r,ler reducing the rates pf postage on
mail matter addressed 10 III places out
siie Of the universal postal union. to
which, higher rates Of postage previously
applied. to the uniform rat Of ten cents
per half ounce for letters and two cents
for each two ounces for other articles. =
Those non-postal union Offices inclu Ii
The islands Of Ascension and st. Helena
places in China. Madagascar and Mo
rocco. Cape Colony and other colonies
and States Of South Africa.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

a Rhode island turkey less than eight
months old. aud already exceeding ten
pounds in WEIGHT. has been named in
honor Of Gro Cleveland The apt
ness Of the naming becomes apparent
when we reflect fhat she juicy bird win
look we'll whsa he "a stuffed and that lie
is going to be slaughtered in November.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19
ORDER ON puHLICATIoN.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IN he Circuit Court for Charles O. .ntg
John t. Bowie and Sasu Bowie his wife
Virginia Cox aud Noel T. Cox, her huslstrd
VS.. James A. Bowie and Susan w Bowie,
his wife, Rebecra Milstead aud Edward P
Milseadi her husband, Ethelbert Bowl
VIM. B. Bowie and Laura Bowie, his wife,
Ella Posey and Hugh 2. Posey, her husband
Frances Simmons and Priul Simmons, heI
|. husband, Aun kendrick and Win. KenArivk
her husband, and Margaret I. L. s. l.
Wolfe and Bert Wolfe.
The object Of this suit is 10 procure a deere
for The sale OF certain real property in Charlie
county, in This State, belonging to the heir
Of Margaret E. Bowie, late Of Charlie
county, deceased, for the purpose of partition
The bill states. that Margaret L. Bowie, lat,
of Charles county, Nd, deceased was seizeC
and possessed IN lfpr lite time of certain rea
estate in ssfG county, called s.Non,
Such" 1.-TWO Loving Brothers" "Good
I.nck if it bits right that the said Margare
.. Bowie, departed this life some time during
the year 1873 intestate and leaving the PLAIN
titfs, john 7. Bowie and Virginia Cox, aud
the defendants James A, Bowie, Rebecca Mil.
stead, Elhelhert Bowie, VIM g. Bowie, Ella
Posey, Frames Summons, Ann kendrick aud
Margaret T. T.. s. L. Wole her children and
heirs at law; that the said real estate is mol
susceptible OF division among the said heirs
without great loss and injury to them, an
tina, the sud Margaret T. Z. 5. L. Wolfe, and
Bert Wolfe are non residents.
II ia therefore this 3rd day of August, 1892.
ordered by the Circuit Court for Charles
county in equity, thatthe slaintiffs BY caus-
ing copy Of this order tobe Inserted in some
published in said Charles county,
once week for four sue sive weeks sore
the 9th day OF September, 1892, give notice
TO the said absent defendants of the object and
substance Of this bill, watning them to appear
in this court in person or BY solicitor, on or
before the 18th day Of September, 1892. to
show cause, ii any they have, Why decree
ought not To be passed as prayed.
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
CT Ct, Ct far Charles Gouaty.
True copy-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

A German. DR.. L.nher, Of Ausburg
has invented an artificial silk that guitt
quaIs that spun by worms The com
pauy to work the invention has already
been formed. ii sucee 'sful, this invcn-
ton win effect in small way revolu
lion equal 10 that wrought BY steam. =
Hundreds Of thousands Of people tia,
cultivats mulberry orchards will b.
thrown cur Of employment.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

Mrs. alice Gray, Of Springfield.
Ohio. has. according to dispatch, ,p-
psreutly die5fom or five times during
The past year. mid on. for burial. and
earh time reformed 10 vigorous life just
before being consigned to the grave.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-08-19

Prof. Corbett proposes to retire from
the prize ring after bis animated contro-
yersy with Prof. Sullivan. He will
probably receive strong incentive to
do SO in about the ninth or tenth round