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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-21
Maryland Tobacco.

"Rrports come up ftom southern M9T'
land and parts Of the Eastern saorelhai ~
tobacco planters are busy making ptepara-
tons for this years crep Beds are sown-
and the firsl steps taker IN raising plants IN
field setting in asy or June 10 the mead
time the soil will be prepared for planting s.
tobacco has been a staple crop ia Mar. land
from the earliest Colonial times. It was raised
on Kent Island in 1891, and in subsequent years
1t was legal-teuder in this State and Virsiait.
The Colonial planters continued its culture
even through Revolutionary times. Under
the lave regime, Southern Maryland tecame
one ofthe great tobacco pr dueing centres on
the continent In 1860 the product reached
the aggregate Of 49, 40. 965 pounds. and tile
lse was produced at tast time in some seven
or light counties bordering on the Chesapeake.
Since that time the product has rapidly de-
creased, owing principally to the lack Of reli-
able labor to cultivate and cure the crop In
1890 the output was only 70, 1856, s3s pounds
Since 1888, however, the subject has been I'M
der thoughtful consideration by the farmers
and new modes of culture and new appliances
for curing the leaf have been introduced with
gratifying results. As a consequence, tobac-
co planting is looking up little, and those
most conversant with the facts have stubborn
ly opposed the leasing of the State warehouses,
maintaining that they will be needed within a
year or two for the proper housing Of the IN
creased crop. {
Probably tobacco growing will never again
become the sole agricultural effort of any part
of our State. Diversity in agriculture will
forbid that But no reason exists why the
product may not be as great as in early times.
Better methods in tho field and scientific ap-
plianaes in the drying houses will enable that
result to be brought about, while the farm as
whole is devoted to variety of crops. -
Herald
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A Social Gathering.

Friday evening, April l4th, 1893, the res
idence of Mr.. f. l.. Hunt, Mattawomaa, was
the scene of brilliant gathering of young
folks. Among the many present were Misses
Marion and Mary Early, Miss Taylor, Miss
Luckett, Misses Gibbons, Misses Susie aud
Ola HUNT, Misses Gardiner Miss Queen, Miss
Do Sney, Of Baltimore, Miss Bright, of Wash
ington, Misses Lena ChaPpelear Julia John
son, Ola Martin, Berta Green, and Misses
Spaldng. Messrs James and Willie Thomp-
son, R. Sasscer, George Dent, Gwynn Gardi-
ner Willie and Berry Early, A. Turner, J..
Queen, and George Aist, of Prince George
county, B. Tubman, j. Mudd, Charles Cox,
Sydney Dent, NJ. Morris, Joseph Hunt, Harry
Chappelear, J.'A. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. P. E.
Trotter, and others. Dancing was INDUCED
in until late hour, after which the guests left
declaring too much could 1ot he said in praise
Of the host and hostess effrrts to secure them
pleasant and enjoyable evening.
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Death of a Well Known Citizen

Died, at his residence, near Newport, or
Sunday, the 10th instant, after protracted
illness, Mr.. Samuel 7. Swami, in the 72ud
year Of his age. His funeral took place on
Tuesday and his remains were inferred al
Brick Church. Mr. Swami was at first taken sick
with pneumonia and improved, but suffered a
relapse which was more than the CON
stituton of a man of his years
could stand. He followed the pursuit
of farming, but was always active in public
affairs, serving as county commissioner, tax
assessor and tax collector. IN politics he was
always Republican, and was one of the seven
who voted for Abraham Lincoln when the
latter was candidate for reelection to the
presidency. He left a widow and several
grown children, ali of whom are left in good
circumstances.
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Memorial Windows.

Three memorial windows have been placed
IN st. Thomas Church, adding so far as they
go, much to its beauty and attractiveness.
One of them was the gift of Rev. Father Nor
gan, late pastor, who is now at the head Of
Loyola College, Baltimore; another was given
by the sodality of the Virgin Mary, a religious
by Mrs. Sallie Higdon, in memory of her hus-
band, B. L. Hisdon, deceased. These new
windows make the old plain glass ones
remaining SO conspicuously common the belief
prevails that in short time further efforts
will be made to have the latter removed and
memorial windows put in their places.
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Fires.


corn house upon "Hard Bargain farm.
Picawaxen, was destroyed by FIRE on Sunday
night last. Captain Lemuel Smoot occupied
the premises and was awaked about o clock
on the night of the occurrence BY his wife,
who observed through the windows of her bed
chamber bright light Upon making an
examination the Captain discovered the corn
house on FIRE but was too much burned to be
saved. He had all his corn stored therein as as,
had his landlord Mr. NJ s. Lawrence. Of
Woodville, Prince Geoege's county, and a
number of farming implements There is nc
counting for the FIRE. Captain Smoot says
tat none of his family or employ ees had been
near he building the day previous or tn It
night There was no lsnrance
Some one on Sunday last set on FIRE a
broom sedge field of Jane Gray, near Hill Top
and the flames before being discovered got be.
yond control and caught to IA fence on the
farm of Mr.. G. 4. llannon, destroying it
ana large lot of wood.
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Court hay in Rrrnntnwn

Justice H. A. Turner, assisted by.Justice
J. E. Higdon, held court in Bryantown on
Saturday, aid the crowd in attendance eS-
ceeded in humber the jury terms OF the Cir
cult Court in the palmiest days of litigation
in the county. Two cases were tried The
first was an action of debt by James A. Mur-
ray, ESQ.,, against Mr. J. T. Turner aud wife
Judgment in favor of the Plaintiff. The sec
ond was an action for damages, brought by
the same against the same. The testimony
showed that the defendants rented the plain
tid's farm, and violated his contract in several
particulars. A number of witnesses were
sworn on both sides, the case occupying in
trial about three hours. The court held its
decision sab curia. A. Posey represented Mr..
Murry and Mr.. j. de B. Wabach the defend
ants, the latter made lengthy and forcihle
argument and did full justice to his client S
side of the case.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-21

DR.. C. I. Greenlaw, formerly Of FredeIiclis
tnr, Va, is nos ioc ted al y Srteet, S-W
Arlington, D. {. The pahlie wouA ID
It,.eige his ctleIr,iei fluilJ remedies Il
,r,.l ile has fer his leaders lipinenl tot
..,n and beast, C'feenaw's Goldrn Remedy
ao1 a ,aeulaw Cholera Cure, those reneiit
''r. .nforsei by elGiug physicians aud drug
uss An communications %Ill receive pfoihp p
II Ur. C. z. GREENLAW 4 Co
a,ui,ie,ors. 427 Four aud halt
SKA, 5 y Washington, b. {. y ~
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TO DTVUWVIo
Me-. NJ. Boarman has the management
Of Leo, beautiful dark brown stallion, from
Virginia, who has trotting record unexcell-
ed in the State. He can be seen at his farm,
"Laurel Grove, or at his stands in the neigh
borhood. The farmers of this county are
much behind hand in good stock, ard should
not miss the opportunity to breed from fast
animal. 1t costs no more to raise well-bred
colt than cheap one. Don't lose the oppor-
unity. Terms are very reasonable. Adj
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Religious Notice.

Services in Christ Church, Port Tobacco,
on next Sunday, April 23rd, at IL a. M
Subject of sermon, 1.-THE future destiny of
Judas Iscariat." Services on same day in St.
Philips Chapel, at p. m. On Monday,
April oath, the Rev. Joseph G. Bryant will
begin Mission Services at st. Philips, at s
p. m, and will continue them every night at
the same hour till Monday, May LIST. The
colored people generally are invited to attend.
J.E. POINDEXTER.
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Industrial Exhibition.

The Industrial Exhibition of st. Mary S
Normal and Industrial School of Charlotte
Hall, takes place Nay 2nd, 10 a. N. ls93.-
ing, sewing, and shoe work; tables with spe-
cimens of work. Essays and addresses by
distinguished persons. All are invited abb
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Locat Breui,,es
sriWberry festivals soon.

sriwberry festivals Soon
Straw hats are putting III appearance.
/ Constable Freeman WHO has been indis-
posed, is again out attending " bis duties.
/ Miss Minnie Montgomery, Of Bryantown, Is
/ visiting friends ia Washington.
The Bryantovu -four mill is a decided sue
Taking of heavy underweir prematurcly
may aid in taking oIf the underwearer prena-
gurely.
Miss Eliza Freeman daughter Of Mrs NJ
A. Freeman, Ne@Lurg, Is visiting in Wash
ipgton.
Mr.. F L. giqd5n, who was injured a short
time ago in hsrse runaway accident has re-
covered from his injuries.
Mr. John II. Mitchell, who has been sick,
Is out again, but the Ia grippe left its mark.
lie lie looking pale and thin.
The little ones are the life and JOY of tn
household, and no home is complete or natu-
raj without them. For ali their little ills and
worriments Dr.. Teuner's Soothing Syrup is
superior to all others. Warranted to satisfy
or meney refunded For sale by all dealers
and W. W.adgett, Port Tobacco.
Mr.. Joseph Radcliffe is confined to his home
quite sick, threatened with typhoid pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Alvey, near Hughesville, has finished
planting corn. The early bird catches the
worm and SO does early corn.
Mr.. P. E. Trotter, of Bryantowu, who has
been confined TO his house from internal inju-
ries received by being run over by wagon is
we are glad to know, improving.
Some folks talk cf dividing the county with
Brynntown as the county seat of the new
county. And the joke CT It is, some people
really believe it is possible. ''What fools, ye
mortas be-"
One hundred and (l5O) worms from two
doses of Dr.. Fenners Pleasant Worm Syrup.
Write Mrs. S. S. Sherick or Messrs. Brenne
man L Steiner, Elida, Allen Co., .. child's
cordial for all stomach, bowel and worm dis
eases. Money refunded if satisfaction not
given. For sale by all dealers and W. W.
Padgett, Port Tobacco.
The vacancy in the Newport postofiice,
caused by the resignation of Judge CORY, has
been filled by the appointment Of L. s Her.
bert a merchant of that place.
Mr.. Henry Neale, who spent the winter in
Baltimore, has returned to the county. He
brought with him quite supply OF thing to
further improve his fine farm.
DR.. Sasscer on account Of having to remain
at Waldorf on the oath and 18th, viii not be-
gin to fulfil his engagements at Bryantown
until the 25th.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Levin, formerly Of this comfy,
but now of Washington, d. c.. has been APP
pointed by the District Attorney one OF the
assistant District Attorneys for special causes
DR.. Thomas T. Owen has given the neces-
sary orders for his goods and will next week
have his drug store AT La Plata in full blast
Send in your prescription and let the proprie-
tor, young Doctor fill them.
Mrs. Charles F. Daley and her little family
left for her home in Baltimore on Monday
Nj. Daley came down on Saturday and spent
the Sunday with some friends in tue county
and accompanied her back.
Daniel Barber aud VIM. Pinkney, colored,
were placed before the bar Of the Circuit Court
for Prince Georges county, on Wednesday
morning, charged with the murder OF F. NJ.
Bewie.
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f
( Monday next the WashingfoA Jockey
.Cuh will throw open their gates FOR a spring
u.eeiing OF twelve days at Benning, Prince
Georges county Its said that the meeting
wil he success, both in a racing poin, oil
view and also financially the energy and en-
terprise of the club management clea .Iy evi'
dences. Recognizing the value of stake races
tire club opened six liberal for the comipP
meeting and received entries comparing most
ayorably with the stake event of the other
racing organizations of the country both as to
number and quality the hotel and primary
stakes, for two-year-olds, receiving SO and 36
entries, respectively; the Deauwood stakes,
for threc-years-ods, 10; the national capital
stakes and the Durang handicap, for the Older
division % and %, respectively, and the
metropolitan steeplechase stakes, 10.
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Orphans Court.


The regular meeting of the Orphans
Court was held on Tuesday-a full bench
present. Bond of A. Posey as guardian to
Archie Montgomery filed and approved. In
yentory of estate of W. A. Boarman fled
Account sales of personal estate of W. A
Boarman, deceased, filed aud ratified. InveR-
tory Of estate of Thos. [. Boarman filed, an or
der for the sale of the personal property Of
same granted. Petition of ]. R. R. Mccarthy
as administrator filed to convey property
Of ]. W. HUNT, deceased. Order for citation
to H G. Robertson, administrator of Mary E
Barnes, to pass final account. Order passed
appointing Eliza Tolson guardian Of infant
children.
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In MemOriam

In MemOriam,
Departed this life at her residence, nea
Newport, on Monday. April 10th. 1893
after long illness of consumption, Addie
wife of Frank Simpson, and daughte
of A. W. NARROW, aged thirty-tw,
years. She leaves husband and two lin
and many friends to mourn he
loss.
A precious one from US has gone,
A voice we loved is stiIled,
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filed.
God in his wisdom has recalled
The boon his love had given,
And though the body moulders here.
The soul is safe in heaven.
Jesus while our hearts are bleeding,
Ger the spoils that death has won,
We would at this solmn meeting,
Calmly say-.hy will be done.
Though cast down, we're not lorsakeo
Though afflicted, not alone,
Thou iidst give and thou hast taken,
Blessed Lord thy will be done.
BY Her Husband.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-21

If you give entertainments and want to he
tin the swim" you must use Bull s-IIea 4
Fayoring Extracts, the popular havotine for
all pastries and desserts, Price 10 cents.
Eagerness to produce something cheap often
blinds us TO the importance OF making some
tuing good Bull -TIead FlAyorint Extracts
are 10th cheap and good. Price 10 cents.
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More Sheen Killed.

Judge VIM. Mex. Burroughs, Of Plea
waxen, lost number of sheep killed by dogs
last week. Various reports ATE in circulation
as to the number, some say as many IS thirty
and others less. The dogs that did the dam
age were his own and were promptly kiiieI
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Dayisen.


Miss Mary Dawson and Mr.. j. Frank
Turner, were married at the home of the bride
2lle st. Paul street, Baltimore, on April 18th,
1893, at p. M, by Rev. DR.. Grammar. The
bride was stured in white corded silk, cut
low neck with train, and trimmed with point
lace. Miss Carrie Dawson, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor. She wore white India
silk, trimmed with lace. The groom was in
full evening dress. Mr.. Turner is the Young
est son of the late j. r. Turner, of this coun-
ty. After the ceremony congratulations fol-
lowed by the many friends present, among
whom were Mr. Robert H Turner and family
The splendid luncheon served by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dawson, parents of the bride, was much
'njoyed by the guests. The happy couple after
luncheon took train North for a few weeks.
They were the recipients of many handsome
and useful presents.
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Fish

Since yesterday 1000 herring and 500
shad have been received at Fishtown Her
ring sold at So 5000 80 per thousand and
shad at Sls@22 per hundred Alexandria
Gazette Of Thurday, the goth.
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Dental Notice.

UthINI NOIICt.
will be at the following place on the
dates named below for the purpose of waiting
on any one who may need my services:
Bryantown, 26th, 9th 2sih and 10Th of
April.
DR.. P. E. SASSCER.
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County Commissioners Neeting.

full Board of the County Commission
ers was present at their meeting held on
Tuesday The persons having The county,
mules to winter brought them to Port Tobacco
and they were duly inspected by the Board
The Board bought that majority of them
were not in as good condition as they might
have been, hut were satifei and ordered them
10 be turned oyer 10 the respective road SUI
nervisors who were directed to begin work at
'nce' 4 The hoard bits fJr the mules we1e
aid Mr.. w. b. Deallins, Of NanjemoS 'Na|s
'PpoI xnted constable, and bonded. Staiel'
AH'' ney Matthews submitted + letter freI
~ I'm Lee, stating that there was room
hFse hospitals in Baltimore tos3which tAe cda
y ~ - 500 - = -
cred iaupct, Senry Weems. now eonts.s,.
Jail could he sent to be treated for frosted fee
The Commissioners took the maiteriu han
+ and ordered their clerk 10 make the nseessat
arrangements and have the man removed fro
his present hahilation. Seine other mint
matters, but Of no material importance we
also transacted, SSss s.
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Marriage Licenses.

The clerk issued the following marriage
licenses during the week: R. T. Proctor and
julia Butler, J. 7. King and Eta Blair.
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Alexander Army knew no defeat. The same
is true Of Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief. II Is war
tainted to relieve iootharle, neuralgia, head
ache, or any other pam in to minutes -
Also bruises, wounds, wire-eHtss swelings
bites, burns, summer complaints, collie, lalso
in horsesl. di.slrh@a. 4 s.n ,erv aud aa2s1t
satisfaction not gi,,ngsnouey t@tarned. i
sale by ali dealers andSW " Pad seit, PC
Tobacco.
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Standard Rate

Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable after the
first insertion.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will be inserted at ten cents per line.
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OUR

Toes are noted for the
~ prices We quote for
eli Superior Quail
,es.
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now us by this Trade
gn: 1t Is an old
,n.l mark
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On and after Wednesday, March lst
STEAMER ST. MARY'S.
Will leave Pier 2, Light Street, Baltimore,
every Saturday and Wednesday at 6 30 "A. m.
for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governors RuR
and Patuxent river, as far up as Bene-
DICT Will leave Benedict Monday b Thursday
at 8 80 Sotterly at m, Milestone Land
ing at 10 a. m, Governors Run at IL m
Plum Point AT p. M, and Fair Haven at
80 p m, for Baltimore. Freight received
at Pier :, Tuesday and Friday, until p. nj
Steamer Westmoreland
Will leave Pier q Light Street. every
Sunday and at 8 p. M, for
Patuxent river direct, AS far
Up as Bristol Returning, will leave
Bristol at IL m. on Monday, and
Milestone 8 p. m for Baltimore, calling ut no
whar,es below Leitch' 81 except whet. sig
nailed from sharvrs on the river for passen.
gers and perishatle freight, Freight received
ut Pier :, .Sa,arda5 IS, Until p. m.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Aeehl,
jan 2a-y Office, Pier 2 Light Street
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Birds do not figure At all IN spring mill.
perY
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Mrs. Charles F. Daley and her little family
left for her home in Baltimore on Monday. -
MI Daley came down on Saturday and spent
the Sunday with some friends in tue county
and accompanied her back.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-21

Mr.. Henry Neale, who spent the winter in
Baltimore, has returned to the county. He
brought with him quite a supply Of thing to
further improve his fine farm.
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AT
FARRAIL'S
Racket Store.
La PLATA. ND.

The largest and best assorted stock in the
county, aud Will be sold cheaper than they
can he bought elsewhere These goods were
bought to sell and will be so d at 10 per cent
advance Of cost for cash.
Ladies fine dress goods, and trimming to
match, including yelves and fancy hrads -
Ladies trimmed Hats, Men $, Ladies Misses
ard Children Caps. Mems Buys aud Chill
dren's ready-maie Clothing, specially, all
sizes can be had. NJ, shoe,stock cannot be
eXcplled
Furniture kept constantly Gu hind, such
a5,Chalrs B~is'eads, Mattras ei, &c.
Granulated sugar cents per pound
The puhiic aie invited to call sud examine
Tor themselves, seeing is believing
D., viii give all persons u tree pass on the
railroad from Waldorf down and Pupe's
Creek up that will spend S. AT Fi,rrsll's store
at lA-Piata.
oct ~ 7, II. FARRALL.
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Eofal anS 4trsonal.

~ The Office Of he INDEPENDENT has been
removed 70 he Jfrst floor Of NE Hasonic HaI,
inn'eaiatsjy opposite he Episeopot Church.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-21

Daniel Barber aud VIM. Pinkuey, colored,
were placed before the bar of the Circuit Court
for Prince Georges county, on Wednesday
morning, charged with the murder OF F. NJ.
Bpwie.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-21

The vacancy in the Newport postofiice,
caused by the resignation of Judge Cory, has
been filled by the appointment of L. S Her
bert, a merchant of that place.
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DR.. Thomas T. Owen has given the neces-
sary orders for his goods and will next week
have his drug store at La Plata in full blast.
Send in your prescription and let the proprie-
tor, young Doctor fill them
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-21

DR.. Sasscer on account Of having to remain
at Waldorf on the cath and 25th, viii not be-
gin to fulfil his engagements at BrYantown
until the 25th.
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NOrICE.

NV I'VE.
LIP .ES0NS arc hereby frrTnFaed from
n irvs>pssiue either with or Without dog
Z Iun ar otherN is on any part Of Chambers
ticpe Farm i-lds, marsh or Weeds The
AN aiil he Iiaor, rsl, enforced against any
one who disrrs ,rds Ibis notice.
Il liEuAR BoswELL.
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One hundred and (l5O) worms from two
doses of DR.. Fenner's Pleasant Worm Syrup
Write Mrs. S. S. Sherick, or Messrs. Brenne
man Steiner, Elida, Allen Co., 0. A child's
cordial for all stomach, bowel and worm dis.
eases. Money refunded if satisfaction not
given. For sale by all dealers and W. W
Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-21

Mr.. VIM. NJ Levin, formerly Of this comfy,
but now of Washington, D. c.. has been APP
pointed by the District Attorney one OF the
assistant District Attorneys for special causes.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-21

Some folks talk cf divising the county with
Brynntown as the county seat of the new
county. And the joke Ct II is, some people
really believe it is possible. ''What fools, ye
mortals be-
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Terms for Advertising
Transient Rates.

Advertisements Of one square or less, and not
exceeding three insertions: VIII be inserted Tor
Si so, or 25 cents for each subsequent insertion;
longer ones in the same proportion. space
equal to eight lines of BREWER makes square.
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