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SCHOOL NOTICE.


|TNHE Board Of School Commissioners will
meet at their office in Port Tobacco,
TUESDAY, Nov. 21st, Is9s,
for thepurpose receiving Teachers Reports.
Teachers Of coiored schools will be paid on
Thursday, November 23fd.
Teachers Of white schools will be paid on
Friday, November oath.
Teachers Association, Colored, Thursday,
November 23rd.
Teachers ASSOCIATION, White, Monday,
November goth.
Teachers can be supplied with Blank Term
Reports BY calling on, or sending to Messrs,
Roberts { Owens.
Teachers must charge themselves in their
Reports with the full amount Of Books puf-
chased by them from the Book Depository.
n B.-All charges for incidentals must be
accompanied With voucher. Teachers de-
string friends TO collect their salaries are re-
quested to sead written orders
All reports must be made out on blanks
prepared for the purpose. Every report mustbe
affirmed, or sworn to before justice Of the
peace or a member of the board, unless the
teacher has taken the oath of office.
The attention Of all teachers is especially
called to the instructions recently issued by
the Board with regard to the attendance oil
teachers at Teachers Associations.
BY order Of the Board.
G. W. BERRY,
Examiner
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The October crop reports of'he Federal
Department Of Agriculture sre generally DIS
aIf,5n,in4. II is true tbat he preliminary
estimate d Tie average yied d wheat 70 the
are warrants Slight enlargement Of lne es7
,iu,ntes ofmolur,iun ~hict hal oeea based
on the coalition percentages Of the S'Pien-
her report; bat the indicated yell il still the
Smallest Of any year since 1885. The ii=
parinert makrs the average out-turu Of wheat
HIS bushels, rs against 1871 bushels actaltiy
haryes ed last var. The acreage Of winter
md sp,ins wheat this yeu was s. 90, ooe.
MS compared With IS, SOL, 4so acres III 1882. =
The acreage multiplied by the reported Yield
gives an aggregate production q 39l 3J1,-
100 bushels, or l24, 9co, 900 bushels less than
the ,offieial" crop of last year The actual
yield in 1892 was subsequently admitted to
have been underestimate at least per cent
and it may easily happen that this seasons
crop will prove to have been ten 70 twenty
million bushels larger than current estimates
The outlook fot corn which was last mont
constructed to indicate crop yield no large
than that of 1892, when l.s2s OoO, 600 wer'
harvested, has been further impaired by thu
drought, which continued until late in Sep
TENDER. The October estimate of the condi
lion Of corn Is Sc per cent lower than it wa
, a month ago, and per cent lower than il
ctober last year Eek.
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RailaInr an utonIa


A town is to be started in the State Of
New York, says the American, in which the
ideas Of BelIamy's ideal community are to
be given practical experiment 1t is under
The direction Of a so-styled ''model town
company, and every legislative facility has
been granted, that nothing may stand in the
way OF the successful working Of the plan ~
Il is 10 be Utopia realized, and it is hardly
necessary to add that if successful it will be
the crowning achievement Of the closing cen
turY. But only the most sanguine Of theorists
will expect to see the experiment triumphant
" demonstrated. The Bellamy idea utlses
all the resources of knowledge and Invention
to add to The sum Of comfort and happiness,
and makes provision for every known want,
so as to satisfy all, aud Danish poverty, with
all its attendant inisseries, making all classes
in the State a harmonious and altrusic whole
Every point has bcen considered. every Office
ton met, and everything provided for, with
the single exception of human nature When
all mankind are friends and brothers, every
body wise, patriotic and passionIess, then we
may with confidence proceed to build up our
Utopiak-eas
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Colouists In Maryland.


Mr. "m heOraeken WIRES 10 'ne sun
from Horton, Kan, 70 'ne euec' 'nas ns ?
forming 2 eolohy o' o'a so'a'efS 70 se.'is IN
Maryland ne says y Is p'opo7su " o1s =
tract OF gooa 'eno ana oui'a = 'ow'' anu ss.'s
TO be advised where gooa 'oca'loh eoulu "
secured Ga the 'nie's OF 'he eoesapeAHe oA''
where small boats may land Inougo ne
proposes that the settlement shall De eallea a
soldiers colony, Others VIII be invited 70 JON
the enterprise and all go into the business o.
truck farming In reply We have 10 say lnal
in nearly every 'ide-water county OF Mary
land there are opportunities for settlers IN
families or colonies No better plan could be
followed ny new co'ners IMAM lnat pulsueu y
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To See After the oaast Defense

Inspector General Breckenridge has made
a report to the Secretary Of War indicating d
condition Of affairs prevailing in regard to
cur coast deenscs which is officially charac-
terized AS iisgraceflI It is shown that al
must the enuie Soul .eIu coast on the Atlantic
seaboard is absolutely unprotected, and at The
mercy of foreign foe. Toe country has a
creditahle nssy, and now let the government
turn its attention to the building up Of oul
coast defenses.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-10

An old physician, retired ffnm practice,
having had Ilaced IN his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple reg
etable remedy for the speedy aud permanent
cure Of Consumption. bronchitis, CatarFh,
Asthma and all throatand LErg Affections,
also a positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested is wonderful curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to bis suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive and a desire to reliev,
human suffering. ] will send free Of charg,
to all who desire it. this recipe, IN German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this ImpeE.-
W. A. MOVES, 500 Powers Block, Roches-
ter, New York. NH 6-y
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The return judges assembled on Thursday
to cast up the geneial result of the election
but in consequence Of the poll books being
inadvertently locked up in the ballot box tie
vote could not be aseertained A petition
was prepared to fnrward to one Of the judges
to obtain an order from the court to open the
ballot box containing the necessary poll books
and the judges adjourned to Monday next
BY which time they expect to have obtained
the order and be ready to canvass the returns
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Having the needed merit TO more than make
good ali the advertising claimed for them, the
following four remedies have reached phe-
nomena1 sale. Dr. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs and colds, each bottle
guaranteed Electric Bitters tue great remedy
for liver, stomach and kidneys. Bucklenis Ar
Mica Salve, the bestin the world, and Or, Kings
New Life pills, which are perfect PHI All
these remedies are guaranteed to do just what
is claimed for them and the dealer whose name
Is attached herewith viii be glad TO tell you
more OF them. For sale by w. W. Padgett,
Port Tobacco, Nd.
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The faculty and dental departments
Of the Usiyersity Of Maryland and the
physicians connected with the hospital
aud college have orgasized a medical
society. at which medical questions will
be discussed.
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NOTICE on AN EsTRAY,

hereby give notice that have taken UP
trespassing upon the enclosed premises upon
which live, near Dryantown, one black and
white spotted SOW, with crop aud slit in left
ear.
The owner Of sand SOW is hereby notified to
come forward, prove property, pay charges.
and take it awa,, otherwise it will be dlspos
81 OF according TO law
nov act A. j. MONTGOMERY.
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Divine services viii be held D. ", Sun
DAY, November f7th, at La Plata, NJ. E.
Church, South at Il &. NJ, and same day at
Newtown at 80 p. m. Sunday School At
La Plata at 30 a m.
J q. sEDwIcK, P. @.
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A mission viii open in St. Mary's
Church, Bryantown, Novepber 18th, 1898,
to continue for two weeks. The FIRST week
will be devoted to the white members of the
Congregation, The second week to the colored.
EN-. s0UTHGATE, Pastor.
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Piles, sore eyes, cracked lips, chapped hands,
and al skin eruptions, are cured By DR.. Fen
neris German Eye Salve Warranted TO sat
sfy or money refunded. For sale by all deal
er5 and W. W. Padgett, Port Tobacco.
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We WANT YOU

20 act our agent We furnish an expensive
outfit and al you nerd free. 1t costs nothing to
help you TO earn ten times ordinary wages Both
sexes Of all ages can live 81 home and work in
fpare time, or all the time. ANY one any where
can earn great deal " raeuey. MANY have made
Two hundred Dollars y Month. No class OF
people in the world ave making much money
without capital as those ~ work for Us. Business
pleasant, strictly honorable, aud pays better tlf.n
any other offered 10 agents. You have a clear
held, with NO competition We equip you with
s7eFvihing, and supply printed directions for
beginuers which, II Oheyed faithfully, will bring
more money than will any other business I'm
prove y0nr prospects Why moi? Van can 10 so
e: siiy aud surely OF work TOR us Reasonable
industry only NECESSARY s9r SbsOiute success
Pamphlet circular giving eserN particular IS sent
nee 10 all. DELAY not 10 ,,rdinr for 70.
GEORGE STtNSON & 90.
G02 No, &oS, Portland, Mo
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DR.. G. 7. Greenlaw, formerly Of Fredericks-
burg, Va, is now located at u srteet, s. W.,
Washington, D. c. The public would do
well to give his celebrated tsmilJ remedies a
trial He has for his leaders linimeni for
man and beast, Greenlaw's Golden Remedy,
and Gfeenaw's Cholera Cure. those remedies
are endorsed by leading physicians and drug
gists. All communications will receive prompt
attention. Consultations free Gail or adj
dress Dr.. q T GREENLAW 4 Co !,
Projectors, 427 Four and half
Street, s. W, Washington, D. @. jyi-y
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The Couvocation of Baltimore will
meet on November 2lst and discuss
diocesan division.
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HAINES WASHINGTON SIARE.
9th, D and Penn Avenue, ST. E.
They all Right Well, what nov?
FALL MILLINERY IN

Al the Newest qualities and all prices wha you want
ora Fail Hat Il is generally conceded by Ladies who visit Millinery De
flat the hats wokus equal and
shown market The keep touch with the
newest fas,lrs Is to be frequent visitor to flaines.
in FALL. COATS AND WRAPS
We have line that will please you Y will good prevailing
y TOR 6 aud will upee you Right Prices thai
us Kindly keep tsfe n whether
ess eos Tell their story crowdng this
fn duly nd what
THIS poran item feo weather necessities In Boys Clothing Department
have everything the knife price. Under
wear Department is M Of easoab weights lower prices than have
soh iais class Of Goods We have shoes
We fl has goods bottom prices
We the The Chrapes, Store in the CITY"
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showing a complete
line II Gents Calf Kip
and Gum BOOTS and
a superb stock Of fac
medium and heavy
weight SHOES for
Gents. Ladies and
Children; and the
largest stock NJ
RUBBERS
n the city.
r.
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Dr.. ~ Lancaster miscalled his name
and lost his vote. All, hahl
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Hsvulg teulei he hoie al the old stand al
Bryauiewn Tor Use present iev, would beg
to inioen the puhlie thar lam prepared TO ac-
cammodatc bosgdcfs boih regaia; and transit
NS bar viii DC always supplied with choice
Wines, Liquors. Cigars, &c.
Twin keep also Livery, aud any one Of the
travelling public mn be furnished aiih bug
gies add teams. aud ifncHaed will meet them
al aar AiItosd station aaG lake tnel to any
point "a the tupals they nay wish to 90 az
iae mosi ft4somdie ra'es Hoping 10 receive
hare On The guiiic patronage | I'M respect
fdJ JAMES a. MURRAY
mh 3An Proprietor,
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q. B. LLOYD
WITH
G.. 0ber Sons & Go ,
OF
Baltimore City,
Manufactures Of
OBER'S HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS
snd dealers in all kinds Of
Fertile ng Material
Factory Iscust Point,
Office 80 South Gay Street,
Baltimore, Nd

return my sincere thanks for the cosk
denes and liberal support extended TO E'
during the pas, Eve years, and pledgiVg u
earnest efforts 10 give sAtisfsenon in al erdsri
committed to me- or the house, solicit cos
tinuance Of your patronage.
Yours very truly,
nov 3l-y @. B. LLOYD
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-Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge
All advertisements due and payable after the
nrst Insertion
obituaries and Personal Communications
wili he inserted at ten CENTS per line
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EpfaI alS QasonaI.

~ The once of the lxDErsEDEsr has bean
r-nor<d 10 he frst floor Of fhs Masonic Hali,
inmsdsatsly opposite he Episcopal Church.
Evening journal., 1893-05-06
NEwsPAPER OPINION.
The Pursuit of Happiness.

The Pursuit OF Happiness.
Illustrated American.
A society of what Robert Burns would
call the "ower guide, in Pittsburg have
resurrected an old time ordinance. whose
enforcement will make Sunday dies non
i'm the Keystone state The ostensible
purpose of this resurrection Is the sup
preston Of that weekly horror, the SUI
day newspaper; but the terms Of the law
bring every species of endeavor to a dead
stop-from the boiling of the tea-kettle to
the blacking of the boot Now.
IL is quite true that the civilized
man of this latest decade Of the
nineteenth century might worry through
the hours of Sunday without hot food,
without shine on his boots, or any
other of the innumerable incidents that
make up part of our nineteenth century
Sunday; but, If the law be enforced
what Is to become of the through rail
way lines, the fires and furnaces, that
maintain certain. almost vital needs of
our modern life2 If the law could be
made to cut of, root and branch, that
mOnstrous waste the Sunday news
paper, there is not a rational man from
Maine TO Oregon that wouldn't welcome
10: but il TO do away with the Sunday
terror we must give up three score essen
tials to life, happiness, comfort better
far endure the Sunday newspaper anC
suppress IL by not taking It For, as q
matter Of fact, the telegraph
the telephone, the street railway,
the general railway-three scof,
necessities carried on by manual labor. il
direct contravention of the law, are es
sential to the life of to day, aud withou
them the least favored would be NOR,
hapless than they are now. For, if tn
! Pittsburgh attempt succeeds, and th
blue law regime Is revived, we shall fin,
the same embalmed in al the old tim
legislation Of the thirteen colonies En-
forced, they would bear chiefly upon tn
ranks of life that are called the 'middl
and lower" classes IN aristocratic states
/ OF course the street car, the church, thl
public restaurant, the steamboat, tn
thousand and one appliances that as
sociation of capital put at the disposition
OF the limited In purse are not essentia
TO the rich Hence the blue laws wer
really an expression of the aristocrat an,
have no place in a republic like this, an
we believe that test before a competeu
court would prove them unconstitutional
as they are certainly not In accordanc
with the pursuit of happiness" claus
of Jeiersons preamble.
Evening journal., 1893-05-06
IN THE CITY CHURCHES

At 81. Andrews Church, corner of Eighth
and Slipley, there will be preaching 10 NOR
row az 1910 a. m. and 30 p. M, and Sunday
school at BOT IN.
The following win be the order Of services
at the Second Baptist Mission, corner Of
seventh and Ftench streets Tomorrow, sun
day = hOOl at p. m. Preaching at 7.t5 D IN.
by Rev. j. j. Bullen of Crozier Seminary.
here will be serv ces az the Seventh Day
Adventists Church In Red Mems Hall. on
sunday al 2.3l p. m, and on saturday az 10
end II a m. The subject for sunday will be
'Justihc0iiOn.n
At the Berean Assembly. in the Davidson
Bull ing. NJ. lOl East Ninth street, there
Will De preaching to morrow az ll.3O "a. m.
"Go Master, what shall ! do that may in
herit etcrna llfefn
Services will be held IN the Church of the
New Jerusalem. corner of Delaware avenue
and Washington street, Tomorrow as follows;
Preaching by Rev.p. b. CHbcll. .pa-tOr,at 10 30.
subject, Taking the Truth by Force" sun
day school at 2.3l p. m.
AT the Tabernacle. on Walnut between
NOR Ow will bee as follows; Preaching az
lO 80 a. M and 80 p. m. sabbath school at
Nal a. m., and D. M. Holiness meeting at
Z % -. M IN Saturday.
Al KingswoOd NJ. r. Church, Fourteenth
ana Claymont streets, Rev. Henry :. u
lany, pastor will be "a fire brigade service al
. 30 a. M; regular service at 1870; Sunday
school, y p m hallelujah service. 3 preach
ing at 90 followed by revival service.
There will be services at Bethel A. VI. T.
/ Church tomorrow as Follows Preaching al
/ lu3u "a. M, 10y Rev G. Jones. of Philadelphia
preaching at D.. M, hy Rev. George h. Wash
! ington, OF philadelphia; a sacred concert viii
/ be given by the choir, and the Young Peoples
| Society of Christi tn EndeayOr at y. m
The order Of services az East Lake Presby
/ terian Church Tomorrow will be as llONs 3
! Preaching az 10 30 a. m by the pastor Rev. ,
! Edgar Franklin. Subject, THE True es
| OF Spiritual Life" and at 1.3l p M, "Giv'
us this Day our Daily Bread Sunday
| School az . p. m. Christian EndoayC
/ prayer meeting at 630 p. m.
At the Refo mad Episcopal Church Of thr
| kedeemer, corner of Eighth and MonfO
! streets; services tomorrow Will be as follows
| Preaching at 1880 a. M. by Rev. Charles h
| Cook, subject "Jr-us Rejected by His ON
! Preaching at 73lp M, subject. "The Ours
! Removed" sunday school AT a. m; hris
/ tian Endeavor prayer meeting at $50 p IN.
AT the First NJ. Z. Church, seventh an,
! Walnut streets. there will be services Bs fol
/ lows Preaching by the pastor Rev. 4
] Jester. at 1880 "a m and $50 p. m. Sunda
! school at g a.. m. and p ms Christian u
! deavor meeting nt lO p. ma. Harry Wing
/ native of China will sing at an the services
/ Services during tue week Pastors class o
! Thursday evening, prayer meeting on hrida
| evening.
Evening journal., 1893-05-06
TERRIBLY INCREASING.

The Authorities Of the Board OF Health
Gives Some Important Information
About the Present Condition OF the
People.
AT no time in the history OF New York
City have there been so many deaths from
pneumonia rs now. he official figures show
that early twice as many deaths from this
cause are occurring than for the last Eve
years. This is something terrible.
Dr. John % Naglc, Registrar of Vital Sta
ustics, says that this increase is do 10 the in-
hnqnce of grip. Tie says that grip may bee
called epidemic just now, and that in the
majority of cases grip L. a vital, contributing
mo any troubles At this time of the year
when ne are changing over from winter TO
spring. there ls always a low order of vitality:
a reaction from the strains OF the season. q ha
blood does not w 20 ful nor rapidly: the
strength o. less. For this reason grip has
amuch better chance than at any other season.
TINS D. time OF yenr when people need 60
he car sful and 20 much impnrtaf ce cannot be
placed upon keeping the blood warm and ia
circulation. You must bring about "a reaction
n lou wlrh 10 avoid the pain and dangers of
these troubles in time. There T. hut one way
by which reaction can Doe brought about aud
that ls hy the use Of "a pure SIifuulaut. prefer
ably whiskey But the great diilculty is that
there are few whiskeys which arr pure Tho
only really pure and reliable whiskey known
90 the medical profession OF the world Is
Dun 5 Pure Malt. IL possessps qualities
ku wn only 10 itself u will bring about a
reaction and prevent cold, pneumonia or the
fail. 10 has saved mure lives and relieved
more suffering than anything uf q siminr
world.
Evening journal., 1893-05-06
That Free nreahfast rable.

Louisville Courier-Journal.
The free breakfast table is one OF the
Republican delusions. having no basis in
fact Tea is free; coffee is free; sugar is
taxed the tablecloth is taxed; the cut
lery is taxed the china Is taxed, and the
table is taxed Yet this is what the Re
publicans call free breakfast table
The difference between the taxes imposed
by the Republicans and the taxes i'm
posed by the Democrats is this: The Re
publican taxes are for the benefit of the
manufacturer; the Democratic taxes are
for revenue only Sugar Is free only i'm
its raw state; refined sugar is taxed at
half a cent a pound all for the benefit of
the Sugar Trust The Sugar Trust gets
It's raw material free, and has bounty Of
half cent pound This tax yields TO
the Sugar Trust an enormous revenue In
addition, there is bounty of ten mil
lions paid TO the sugar producers In
America This comes out of the pockets
Of the man who believes he has free
breakfast table. The Democrats would
change all this In the FIRST place, they
would abolish the bounty. In the next
place. they would put a tax of cent or
a cent and half, or even two cents
on all sugars imported, and thus secure
fifty millions in revenue Then
tax on coffee and tax on tea. importa.
lions OF which aggregate $l42 900, 900,
could be imposed so light as scarcely to
be felt. which would at the same
Evening journal., 1893-05-06

naturally reach radically different con-
illusions Those opposed to the Sunday clos
ing base their arguments on utilitarian
laws and present. conditions in Chicago,
those who advocate Sunday closing base
their arguments on the sacredness Of the
Sabbath and the we'll nigh universally
acknowledged necessity for a day of rest
Both arguments are good, and the mau-
agement seems TO have compromised by
opening the Worlds Fair for sT ectators,
not for work or commerce. 1t is really a
vexed question. There are no facts to
allow more than heated dogmatism from
either side. Chicago is peculiar, and the
Worlds Fair a phenomenon heretofore
unknown We cannot tell how they
will work; what moral or social phases
they will present in conjunction.
some people know Chicago fairly
well under ordinary conditions; nobody
knows the Worlds Fair. Hence, only
guesses can be made about them in
occultation. On Sundays, Chicago is only
half closed; on week days it is the
widest open city in the Union Those
are facts. Now il the thousands oi
innocent, hayseed strangers have the
alternative of going to church on Sun
day or Of "seeng the elephant" thos'
who look at man as he is, say that he
will "see the elephant" They argue
that that will do him far more harm
personally, than the technical "desecra
ton of the Sabbath Suppose wis'
people await the facts and then draw
their conclusions.