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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08
Tinkerinr with the Tariff

Even Democrats sre beginning TO Sc,
that the one years trial Oftne Mckinley
bill. the country is growing so prosper
eus that II would be- dangerous as a par.
~ measure TO frame new law. upset.
ring everything. The game is to 'iin.
keFk-i. to knock out here and Their,
an Ssticle at time. Gut just here tbs
fun CONES IN
Chairman Springer Of the Ways and
Means Committee wants to put coal on
the free list. That hits West Virginia.
asd accordingly hits Senator German
and his friendS. There will be bowling
and with cause With coal on the free
list there are mines in Nova Scott,
where ccv'ie labor can Ne employed
With whish West Virginia would be
driven to close up nearly every mine in
the State
Bat, there is another feature which
may deter Springer and bis friends. =
West Virginia is - close State. political
". BY reason Of the protective tariff
West Virginia for 1891, had almost
doubled her soal output over the pro.
duetioH of ISS9-shat is covering the
period Of two yeais. 1t is safe 10 say
that aDv attempt to NEEDLE with West
Virginia will be met with defiance 10 the
party, for It Is already aknown fact on
the market that the output of 1902 will
double that Of 1891. What are the
miners going to say to Sp-inger's prspo-
sal.
Again it IS proposed 10 put cotton
ties on the free list. Now. it is an es-
tabiished fact that under the Mckinley
law steel ties are selling for less than
plain iron ties we're before the passage Of
the bill. aud the money put into these
; plants represents bread and butter t,
many voters. Tinkering won't pa,
there.
Next comes binder twine. 1t is also
established tina, the price has. been 81
much reduced under the protection whict
was accorded to il. that large plant,
were originated employing thousands o
hands. They have been heard from
and they warn the thinkers" to keeI
hands Of.
Numerous other instances could b,
cited, but time will develop tie particu
slsr lines on which the thinkers" pro
pose to act. Whatever course thel
take il will result in an injury to til,
p Demostatic party muchrlpq than i
Twas in the power tof is sopA ouen:s t.
infict.
.
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h.is'psrt q the game Of free tra,le or
gsus.to sudeasor to persuade tbs public
that the manufacture Of tn plate isisnch
a difficult and complicated process that it
eaono, be carried on at . profit il the
JFuitea ststcs Az shcfflskih ise non
sense While the plants required are ex-
pensive and take time to erect, Tn;plate
making itself is one of fbe.niestS simple
industries knewn. The product is sheets
of iron or steel properly prepared md
coated with pure tin or mixture of tin
and lead. aud the value is regulated ac-
ccrling to the quality of the iron orsteel
the manner in Which it is coated, and the
quality aud quantity of the coating. A
nation that canProdseeps mqny different
things al ours Can certainly make tIu
plate United States manufacturers, X
The Press has shown. are already max
ing il 10 considerable quantities. A
communication from the firm Of N & G.
Taylor, Of Philadelphia. contains the
statement that they are now making $50
boxes daily of roofing tin, and thar they
Intend TO increase their capacity to 200
boxes without delay. In speaking of
the roofing tin the letter says: AS the
season for this stock is drawing to i close
we expect t, run largely on bright tin.
for which there isa Large den&nd during
the winter months." = III
The n. & G. Taylor COMPANY is by
no mepus the only firm now actively en-
gagged in making Tin plate. The Uuited
States Iron ppd Tin PlatelsIaa sfas.uripg
Company. Demmler. Pa, has two sheet
mills 10 operation and are erecting four
more. p H. Laufman & Company.
Appello. Pa, has three sheet mills and
har mills turnout l 900 boxes daily =
The Cleveland Tin, Plate Company
Cleveland, Ohio, bastwo MorevSod tin
ring stacks in operation for turning out
about 500 boxes per ssask.. The cut
put of Flemmings 4 Hamil.oi, Pitts
burg, Pa is 900 boxes off roofing
plates per week
Tin and Terne. the new tin plate 6sde
Journal, in special. report On "Tin
Plate Works Opefatips VA Projected, y
presents a list Of twenty-nine different
firms making or preparing to make tin
plate. The capitafihvested in the plants
needed is over 50. 0eO. 900, and. the uni
ted capacity of all these concerfss VIII
exceed over 81 ,OO6 boxes each week =
TIL ,se are not'th9ories Bat facts! They
constitute an unassailsbls defense of the
tin plate section Of the McKinlby tariff.
The free trade 'sinplate liar" IBIS indeed
fallen on evil days. 1sl,sEJ p sess ~ II
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II, rklts.9 -
The Mckinley Law cohtiuues not to
restrict trade as the free traders said il
would do. Our exports for the month
Of November. 1890. we're only. $685.
9ss,6l7. but for 'tlIetihouih II Noven=
Der. 1891. they were S1lO. 1eO.920. (
The free traders tell us that il we do
not buy we cannot sell. but how much
do you suppose We imported in Novem-
be- while We exported that. $ll",IO9,-
gU IL wask s64. 5Ss,6l9, or jus:
$3T0.34f more than in November.
1890. These figures twice show the
free traders to be glsrinely wrong. Blu,
then they don't mind facts. In fact,
facts are in the free traders way. lie
could get along much better without
them.
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A BuFiesque on the Ballot.

That was strong language Of Judge
Peckha in his opinion dissenting from
the decision of a majority of the New
York Court of Appeals whereby hun
dreds of voters. were DISTINGUISHED in
one SehstStial sdistrisk be.hlse ballots
we're wrongly Endorsed. Said Jsdge
Peckham:
Utterly to disfranchise hundreds of in
nocebt legal voters because the employ.
es or messengersnf .soine public officer
made a mistake like the one in question
seems to me to work burlesque on the
ballot act and its construction, and tends
to bring the law itself into contempt, =
The cerstruaioR. 6fghis act BY the ma
jority Of the court is, as | believe, who'll
ly unnecessary, and, | say il with great
respect, unreasonable.
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Il II
Things must be 10 a bad way with the
lottery Democrats IF louisiana. They
are deneuncing the auti:lo.tery fellows
for threatening to. subject the State to
African rule. Whenever things get
10 bad way with the Democrats in any
Southern State, the, old bugaboo Of
negro 'dominationYsis brought out ne
terrify everybody into obedienger to the
ring which is running things. This old
fetish is responsible, to a large extent,
for the fact hat Tie. South is:so far, be,
hind the rest of the country III progress
and civilization. - - ~.
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eeSsumrsrros CURED.

. An; 3D. physician, nretired from practice
.hsSine fbad.iriaeed 10 his hands, by-an Easl
India missionary thesformula Of n simple veg.
etable remedy for the speedy and permaienl
cure Of Consumption Bronchitis, Catarrb,
Asthma and failsthfoat and LHrg Affections,
als5la positive and radical cure fer Nervous
bi9lity and ALI Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its Ronderful curative powers
10 thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty to
make il known to his suffering fellows Ac-
,fiated' by this ruotiye and desire to reler,
human suffering. I win send free Of charg.
to allwho desire il, this recipe, IN German,
French or English, with fall directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper
w. A. N0YRSS, SO Powers Block, Roches-
ter, New York. NH 6-y
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One Of the largest engineering enter.

One of the largest engineering enter
Eptises in ths world has been commenced
in the Leadville mining districts. Iii
Faetunpel to drain the water from valua
lgIe mines which could otherwise neyd'
be reached. This tapnel will be FIVE
miles 4. long. The engineering tificdi.
tfss~nre SO great that ten years will b,
required to finish the work.
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.tisi'iA Year OF General prosperity.


There is . tendency among a certain
/, glass Of Democrats in Maryland to exit
Cleveland above all otlssss Democrats; in
fact, to regard him as the only simon
pure statesman Of the time. and To point
with pride to his adniD;strotion, and
predict with enthusiasm what would be
the glorious effect on the country Of his
reelection aud the triumph of has Geo.
nomical policy. The same class are
wont to deride the protective policy Of
the Republicans, and to use their imngi-
na.ioa in depicting the deplorable results
OF the Mckinley bill We do not know
that any number of facts will convince
such persons that they are in error, but
they may prevent accessions to their
numbers.
In lSs5-tbe year in which Cleveland
was inaugurated-the imports which
passed through the custom house for
Baltimore were valued at 81, l93.695.
and in 1899. the last year of Cleveland's
incumbency. they hal increased to S12.-
09S, 627. In 1SS9-the first year of
President Harrison's incumbency--they
were valued at Sl2. 435, 375. while in
1s91-,he third year of the present adj
m Distration-.hey have increased to
Sls. 12f. 664.
The exports of Baltimore exhibit
more remarkable contrast. In 1885
the first year Of Mr.. Cleveland's incum-
bency-they were valued at S34.74s.-
264. which had been increased in 1888
the last year Of bis administration
S45. II ,613. giving net gain Of Sl0.-
366. $40; while in 189l-the third year
of the Republican adminisiration-the
have arisen to $I9,21I .0S2 in value,
showing au increase of S34. lob. 469.
and this has taken place under the much
dreaded Mckinley bill. 1t is related
that Mr. Lincoln once said when certain
parties were Fostering him concerning
the drinking habits Of General Grant,
cthst be wished somebody would make i
present Of the whiskey which General
Grant drank to the other generals in ne
army. 1T seems to us that Instead of
going into hysteri,s over Cleveland's
free trade policy, it would be well for
the people of Maryland, to thank Msjor
Mckinley for his remarkably successful
efforts to increase the foreign trade If
Baltimore; and as prices of all cpinmodi
ties in general use are just at present
phenomedal,y how, they might throw in
a rider that whenever the tariff is 10 b. |
t;nkered, he. in conjunction with The |
Secretary Of State who initiated he reti-
Procity policy. is the proper persea 20
undertake the job. 4
An object lesson like the above is
worth oceans Of frothy deeIaination on
the stump and 10 the editorial columns
Of partisan organs.-Anserie@.
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Until recent years Jews were fl


Until recent years Jews we're forbid
den TO own rea estate in any country on
the continent Of Europe 1t maybe in'
{, resting, therefore. to know that the
.t.rgtst Ind owner ia5the wmlds the
man .withS even more acres than an
American, nillionairewho buys up whole
counties on speculation, is a Jew@Bar-
on Hrseh, of Paris BY sslalsa Pgr.
Chase in the Argentine Republic he be
comes the proprietor Of farm larger
than the State Of Montenegro He will
settle many ,of, hiss expatriated Russian
brethren there. 4
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ts7s-7i------ss-
AsIf Looks o.u@ weSI

If Mr.. Blaine will accept 4 n0miina-
ton here wlll'be, aasobSo5 d to ii. I,
VIII come to .ihiab knani. sy. II he
decides not to accept a nor9iuation it
all not affect Ede Egh HsfsFsu hssgw
holds in the es.iinstisns af the Aaerican
people. The Presidency WIG add nc
honor to him. n9qO
lie is to-day thsslesslegsfpte Ameri-
can people. No man in th$ eQ9gtr4
can commend surh 70 fellowiIg.YiW il
the foremost American and helwill stand
in history az she' greatest Ahericaa.ol
his time long after his defahers n ass
been forgotten To such a man the
Presidency cannot add any hsn6f. n :.
If Mr.. Blaine should moi pea csndi,
date, and if Mr.. Harrisonrshopid resseivSe
and accept the Presidential domination
he would be cordially s1pp6ited by the
Republican party Hss16ds Steadily
grown in the pablo esanstipn. Even
his partisan enemies confess That he has
made no mistakes.
His addresses and. hN5State papers
have received general commendstienI az
able and 5businesslikes HsTlias lad The
courage to offend. poli,isians. which is
not an offense in the eyes ofthe peopla.
He has beea patient, steadfast, reti-
cent and Industrious 10 conducting the
cubic work. If he should be nominat-
ed he would bs a stronger candidate, IN
1892 than he was-four years ago.
This is the situation as,it stands to-
day, ana it win not be afflicted by the
silly rumors anil canasds, constantly set
aaoat by small and mousipg politicians.
Chicago Tribune. = ',x j.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

- ~ "s"Tt ~ -.
The fFat car load Of Of, American til
ever produced from an American tin
mine was received at San Diego Cal,
a few. days si6ce,3 from the TemescaI
Mines aud consisted of over 10000
pounds. The output of the Tenesca
-Mines is. being rapidly increased, aud
American TIM will be regularly put on
DIE mark dt m car loads. SOC. NJ b
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

The object Of the manu-
facturer Of Dobbins' Elec.
trio Soap has been,ever since
1869, TO make il of such SUI
perior quality that it will
i've 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
best, very purest, and most
econom cal soap ever used"
by the writer's, give an af-
tirlnative answer TO the
above question. If you can
not accept the experience Of
millions who Use il, after the
twenty three wears it has
been OIL the market. one tli-
al will convince you.
IMPORT Fer washing wash, a."
"A NJ luiel, no other sOai
AlN that compares ut al
with D. ntdns BIZ eric. Aliuther soaps shrink
md turn yellow Ill wOoen puUds like fitnpels
and bin kels. IT YOU u.s. Duhtins' Electric,
Soap, aud no other aud follow dirrclions
YOUR fitnhels will always remain as white and
as s5fi as Wien new
shi f4 1. CRAGiN & co., z
sep il-y Philadelphia. Pa 81,
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p,o ,;,,,, III . .5a. a. iIs.sar..4i

fhe time wilhceme &hfr The force 81
the tides Of the sea and OF the currents
ofriversl will be utilized to give us light,
heat and power. When waves are TWEEN
" feet high they exert force Of one ton
10 the square inch. At a spot on the
coast Of France advantage has been taxi
go OF this knowledge to make the sea
lit grant E blocks.
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Several Democratic contemporaries
have had 6t of mild mysteries over the
appointment Of Sec 'etary of War EIkins.
whom they accuse os beng a spOils pol
itician. Such structures come with a
bad grace, from papers which in!orse
Brice. aad' Hal, and German. :.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Let no one suppose that by acting 3
good part through life he will escap,
scandal. There will be those even who
will hate HIM fol, the very qualities tina
ought to procure esteem. There are
folks in the world WHO are not willing
that hers should Be better than them
selves. .'---t
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THE PRESS,
IS Park Row, New York.
Valuable Information!
TALr1BLE LNF0RuA T70N

New Stvle Drrss Goods tAeviois and Home
Span they ere All pure. h,e adol and ) ID,
denbe width, I'll eulp's. nlso ID rherks and
stripes. cash sslue 50ts. and tie price is re-
duget 70 3artS. Silser Grey hankeis hnc,ion
liafgaius, ! 20 ? up, 30 Sheyiins Cotton.
'ihAnense double sidih. excellent quality. as
gsstA .tF 49, -,
\, Cloth for liens ard BSyss Wear
n'nsa = orinrnf 2s'ss,S Us 80, 90, ~ g..
n To. N,w siNle ,doutde 9th paid dress
'gdods, 25r UnGtiwear. iimnense assortment.
for Men, Womvti and Children, IS 3T1. As,
80, &c, ] 90. Ladies ,ioih dress eooris. near
dg enr yard an hslf wide, ah pnteline wool
-ravy blue, pfeen., .garuei, blark, brown.
st.t'fa '4I-; bargain. 5tir aPhids Sress conds,
hra dns yard and half wide, aflepurp wool
h0e. real value use Colored and Black Silk
Aelvets. Fiannels- Red Twill Flannel 25c
rlbtiwill aud white Fiinees Bsdes lsiibrigi
ganiEnglish stockings, donti,, heels. douule
tt'es, extra iong, woven seanips actual cash
value. 25r, rrice reduced, pair for Jcc Tur
KEY Red Table Daua>k mn-nse double width
Zoe. hla' Fre4a;h sllks, special cash bargains
90, -, So Our 40 bla.k French silks
are superior q1nlit, and extra wide width aud
the price is reduced 10 %. boahie white
Wool blankets, imntnseassUrimrnt.e 2 90. 2 30.
B 90, 3 rs, 5 90. C,nIen FLANNEL, 6. 8, 10
l29e. Heavy Bed Comforts, Immense size
i5f. 90, -. LousdLe Cambria, one ward
wide, Zoe. Fruit Of tie loom cotton, Sic Hem
rieita English Cashmere, wide double width,
very finest q,lalltv, All eOlors, %. Black French
Cashmere Shawls. | 80. CO. 10, co. lm-
possible 10 send samples during busy season
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Cash customers will please select one of the
following presents, with purcbas of 90
A pair of Silk Embroidered Corsets wortn T5c
half dozen, fine quality, pure linen, Danas
Napkins, worth 75c; or a pair OF fine quality,
large size, Damask Towels, worth Use. Also
other valuable presents too numerous to mem
ton.
Valuable Presents far Cash Customers.
Cash customers will please select one of the
following presents, with purchase of 10 90
or over; Two pairs of large size, fine quality,
Damask Towels, worth So One dozen,
fine quality, pure linen Damask Napkins,
worth so. A large size, handsome Bridal
Quilt, WORTH So Six pairs ladies Bal
hriggan English stockings, worth | 90, and
many other valuable presents to our cash
customers.
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1t is interesting to not, that more white
flowers emit sweet perfume th N those
Of any other color. As rule those that
give out disagreeable cdor are ap, to
lie Of dark brown or orange color
Same applies to the races.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

aWbsrevor you . Il hR$ sudden. changes Of
climate or very damp. unwholesome air,
there YOU find nasal catarrh. Old sSaul's
Gstarrh Cure is a Specific for this all
ment. At druggist. % cents btx
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

It is patl4i6 co.umeaas ID Ne ri@-
ser.of dyekatds who wsnit.sto fs6fs.ls-Uff
lheirtad babifs that DR. .kesIey is said
to be earning 4, million AND half assay
Ebg fi4 so.called biqblOride of gold rene
EaSSs II proves o6y thing at least that
many drdnkards ,doaEOt waht,to be
drunk,rds and would not be if they
could,Islp it.. &
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-08

Col. Henry Wa'ersen has gone to
New York To- stand on lis head while he
kicks at she orsanizition ofa y mocraiic
Congress to tinker with tariff which he
wants wholly al olished.
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81 oHNsoS, IJARNER s. 40.
6S6 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W.


rail- Announcements OF IA
DRY GOODS and CARPETS,
50 oils extra heavy Ingram Carpets. 25!
IS, zoe Go'iage Carpet CSC We are snow,
ny splendid line Of all wool Ingram Car
bets in all the new pntierns and designs at
prizes that vii tie sure 10 make tupm g',.--
Tapestry Brussels, IS, f5 9oc. Boldly Brus-
stls, 10, | IS
Floor Oil Cloths all widths from 25c up
Mems Fall Dress Goods.
Sc inch Wool Plaids, New Fall Colon S. 25c.
40 inch Henrietta Gpth and Serges, in
Black and Colors so 75c, and l 90
l6 inch all Wool Piai.s Cancels Hair eff
fects, 80 and 10.
100 pairs White and Gray Wool Blankets,
90 and %.
Extra heavy White Wool Blankets, 30,
3 90, 4 90 and 90
Ladies, Gents and Chiliren's Wool Under
wenr. Childreu's School Hose, Fast Black,
ia, 10, 25c.
JOHNSON, GARNER & Co,
636 Pa. Ave, n W., south side,
may s-y Washington, d. q.
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VIM. D. Campbell Co., 1871. 18th Street
S. E., Washington, d. o., has ALWAYS on hand
a full supply of lumber, sash, doors, blinds
and mouldings.
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viii leave Pier 2, Light Street, Baltimore
every Saturday and wednesday, at II. M
for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governors Run
and Patuxent river. as far up as Benedict Re-
turning, will leave Benedict every Monday
for Bristol viii leave Bristol at IL m. Mon.
day, going as far as Benedict that day. viii
leave Benedict every Tuesday and Thursday.
at 5 30 II. m, Sotterly at 8 a. m, Milestone
Landing, at 10 a. M, Governors RIM, at IL
m, Plum Point, at p. m, Fair Haven. Mt
80 p. m. for Baltimore Freight received
Tuesdays for ali landings as far as Benedict.
On Fridays for all landings on the route
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent,
jan Gay Office, Pier 2 Light Street
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Wm. D. Campbell Co.'S. frm Is reliable
one, and It's prices suit the times, Call a.
heir lumber yards on llth Street, 5 b !,
when you visit Washington.
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Call or write for Information.

Officers -Brainari H. Warner, President
John Joy Edison, Vice-Presdent. VIM. B
Robson, Secretary. John X. Carmady
Treasurer.
Directors.-John T. Arms, Charles B. Bal
ley, Charles Baum, James l.. Barbour, JohI
NJ. Clapp, II S. Cummings. j. J. Darlington
John Joy Edison, Albert +. Fox, 0. G. Green
VIM. B. Gurley, John A. Hamilton, John B
Larner, John Ridout, George F. Schaier, N
H. Shea, Thomas Somerville, john A. Swope
S. S~ormstedt, George Trusdel, B. H
Warner, A. A. Wilson, l.. D. Wine, 5. w
Woodward, A. S. Worthington.
jan BY
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OTSDER n Isl.
In Tie Circuit Court for Charles County.
No. ~ Equity.
J. Walter Carpenter snd j. Frank Turner VS..
Fannie A. Tdrner and others.

q Witt OGTptHEFT AHu j fThnk TnTner vs.
Fannie A. Tdrner and others.
Ordered by the court this seventeenth d4y
of December, in the year eighteen hundred
and ninety-one, that the sale made and re-
ported BY l.. Allison Wilmer, Trustee, 10 the
above entitled cause, be ratified and confirm
ed unless cause 10 the sonlrary be shown on
or before the End Monday in January. 1892.
provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Charles county
once week Tor four successive weeks prior to
said second Monday in January. 1892.
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Of Ct. Ct Court for Charles county.
True eopy-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clark.
dec le-dt
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Factory l,ecusi Point,
Office 80 South Gsy street,
Baltimore, Nd.

return my sincere thanks for the conf
deuce and liberal support extended 10 m,
during The past Eve years, and pledgirg mi
earnest efforts TO give satisfaction in all order,
committed to me or the house, solicit cor
tinuancp Of your patronage.
Yours vers truly,
nov 7l-y g. B. LLOYD.
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All kinds Of underwear at low prices
BTeslau, at Pomonkey.
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NOTICE.

W. d. Campbell & Co, buy lumber in lsrge
quantities for cash and consequently ean>sell y,
reasonable rates. They are on nth Street,
S. Z. Washington, b. c.. No. l3IL
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This Compal IS acts as Executor, Admins
traitor, Trustee and IN all fduciary capacities.
Pays Interests on deposits of money subject
to check. 1t has Special Savings Depart
ment, and receives deposits from dime up
ward. The finest Safe Deposit Vaults money
and skill can produce.
Non-residents will find it a most interesting
place to visit when they come to the National
Capital
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

OlMPLES, blaekheads, red, rough. ehapped. and
Tin oily skin cured by CuTicu IA soar