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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-23
ANARCHISTS FlENDISH WORK.

Two Bombs Exploded an tho ONCE of
the Mayor of Torrente, Spain, hut
without Dnmage--A Great Panic
Causcd-- Discoveries by the Police.
MARsEILLEs, FRANCE, Nov. 16.-This
city was thrown into state bordering
ON panic, last night, by au attempt to
blow up the residence of Gen. Mathelin,
commander of the Fifteenth army corps,
whose headquarters are in Marseilles.
The windows Of all the houses in the
vicinity were smashed. A ladies' school
adjacent to the headquarters sustained
the most damage. The scene after the
explosion was most exciting. All the
inmates OF the school had retired and
when the explosion occurred they were
thrown into state bordering ON frenzy.
Many Of the girls and women went into
Mysteries and medical assistance was re-
quired to restore them to their senses.
Two men have been found who say
that they saw the man who committed
the outrage sitting on the steps at the
principal entrance to the building a
short time before the explosion occurred.
The hunt for the suspects is exciting
much interest. II is thought by many
persons that the outrage is an outcome
of the recent strike OF tramcar men
here. At that time soldiers were EN-.
ployed to protect the company in run.
ming its cars, and it is believed that the
explosion was caused BY some revenge
full striker.
MARsEILLEs POLICE ACTIVE.
MARsETLLEs, FRANCE, Nov. 20.-The
police visited go houses in this city, yes
terday, that were under suspicion o.
being occupied by Anarchists. They
seized a large number of Anarchis
documents, but made only three arrests
The three prisoners are foreigners.
A bottle containing six kilos of gun
powder was found last evening, besid
one of the railways. The police believ
that it was dropped from a train by som
Anarchist who was fleeing from the city
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-23

VIENNA, Nov. 17.-Prince Alexander
of Battenberg, formerly Prince Bull.
garia, whose illness was announced
yesterday, died at noon to-day at Gratz.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-23
THE EASTERN SHORE.


the Local heaiLn LAWS
EAsToN, Nd, Nov. 21.--Dr. James A.
Stewart, secretary Of the State board of
health, was in Easton to-day and met
officially the local board of health in the
office of the county commissioners at
noon. The law governing the abate-
ment of nuisances was clearly explained
and its enforcement insisted upon by
DIR. Stewart. The importance of vacin-
nation, especially of the school children,
and isolation when case of smallpox
appears in town or neighborhood was
discussed and DIR. Stewards views Of
their importance was sustained by all
the physicians present. Dr. Stewart
will make an official visit to Ellicott
City, November 23d; to Salisbury, No
vember 2Sth, and to Elkton, December 9th.
CHILDREN BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.
ELKToN, Md, Nov. 21.-Two chill
dren of Robert Reedy of Northeast,
Cecil county, were bitten by mad dog
this morning. The dog belonged to
Mr.. Reedy, and it was afterward killed.
Mr.. Jesse Stops, farmer of Elk
Neck, Cecil county, died yesterday
morning of pneumonia, at the age of 70
years.
DoRoHEsTER's GERMAN SETTLERS.
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Nov. 91.-Rev.
Nicholas Burkhart of Baltimore, has
purchased of Robert q. Henry, trustee,
the Horsey lands at Drawbridge, in
Dorchester county, and will divide the
same into parcels and sell il to German
settlers. The tract contains between 300
and 400 acres and lies Immediately at
the Drawbridge, between the Henry and
Thompson tracts heretofore purchased
by Mr.. Burkhart. The price paid was
$1,000.
THE DU POINTS BUY AN ISLAND.
Mr.. Henry, as attorney for Robert H
Glover, of the Neck district, has also
sold Cherry Island, in the Little Chop
tank river, to Messrs. Charles |. and
Alfred |. du Pont of Christiana hun
bred, New Castle county, Del. The
Messrs. du Point will erect a cottage OF
the island and use it as summer resor
and cunning shore;
CAROLINE COUNTY OFFICIALS.
DENTON, MD, Nov. 21.-The new
board of county commissioners received
, their commissions to-day, and after tax
ing the oath OF office, organized b,
electing William E. Lord president
William H. Devices was elected counse
/ to the board. Mr.. Lord has alread,
/. seiged his county as president of TIL
board of commissioners four years, an
now holds six-year commission iron
/ this date. George Fl. Berry, the newly
= elected sheriff, also took the oath G
office and appointed II. Kemp William
e as deputy.
e THE AUSTIN MURDER TRIAL.
Q CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Nov. 21.-The cas-
!, of George L. Austin, indicted for mul
s der in the circuit court for Dorcheste
: county, at Cambridge, has been fixed f.
trial on Tuesday next, 18th instant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-23
A spanish Consul commits Suicide.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 17.-Don
Carlos Diaz, consul for Spain in this
city, committed suicide this morning by
jumping from the fourth story of his
residence, on North Eutaw street.
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dSananlaRer :.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 30, 1898.

touch with the Dress Goods
market of the world and by
knoaOang exactly what the
skilled weavers of two henis-
pheres are producing that we
can keep this great stock of
woven stuffs SO trimming full
of whatever is most interest
ing.
If there is an exceptional lot
of Dress Stuhs anywhere we
hear of 1.-THE chances are
ten to one that we have the
first offer of it. If it would
add to the interest of our as
sortment it is almost sure to
come here, no matter how
great the quantity. Having
such an unequaled outlet for
the goods let us take what
ever the manufacturers or the
jobbers offer with no other
care than that the styles and
qualities shall be right and the
prices tempting enough.
All this is illustrated noao at
the very heighth of the Dress
Goods season. Wander as
you will among the heaped
counters, and at every turn
you can see the newest, rich
est, brightest stufs, with the
click and clatter Of the looms
almost echoing from warp and
woof-you can see them, not
only at less prices than in sea-
sons gone, but asOay nnaer the
rates Of eo'en a month ago.
Wool Diagonals Armure Diagonals
French Whipcords Self-color Jacquards
/ Basket Weaves Two-toned Chevlot
French Henrietta Novelty Brocade
! French Matte Bayadere 0mbre
Diagonal Homespun
, Scotch Cheviots.
! And so on and on.
Simplyassuggestiveo Of these
; values this finger-long list:
: At 25c. from SOC.
Atwood Homespun.
At Sic. from SOC.
. oamel's-Hair Serge.
= At Soc. from 75c.
: 52inch Hopsacking.
At Soc. from SIC.
5G.inch Cheviot Serge.
: At zoe. from $1.25.
: French Princess Cloth.
! At $1.00 from $3.50.
+ Camel's-Hair Rave.
5 AT $1.O0 from $1.75.
French Cancels Hair Serge.
: At $500 from $3.50.
3 Princess Royal.
0 At $1.25 from $1.75.
e French Whipcord.
Z At $500 from $4.O0.
Figured Wool Cord.
J. At $500 from 5000.
3 Silk-and-wool Brocade.
J: This seasons goods.
y The weeks close ahead can
Al all be marked with red letters
4, by those who have Dress
r Goods to buy and take adj
!. vantage Of the opportunities
5 I we are offering.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-23

Importers price on these
fine quality bleached Double
Damask Towels, handsome
drawn work borders, has been
from 5000 to $I2 the dozen;
here they are at 65c. each.
Fine quality 72-inch snow
white Scotch Double Damask
Table Linen, soft satin finish,
free from dressing; full range
of handsome patterns, $I.25
the yard. Napkins to match,
SAYS the dozen.
Those extra heavy 22-inch
fine quality Irish Damask
Napkins at $3.50 the dozen
are as fairly worth $3.50 as
any Napkins we ever offered.
Wherever else these Blank
cts are sold, so far as we
know, they are called GAIL
WOOL" the manufacturer him
self says they are "All-woor'
maybe he buys the yarn
ready spun. But the Blankets
are in some respects really
better because of the breath
of cotton caraed in a0th the
aOool-they'll wash better.
Weighed in any way you
please they are worth $3.50
the pair; what are they then
at IS !
john WANAMAKER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-23
THE PUzZLER.



By preiixing the same letter to each
word you have word Of different mean
ing.
/. A tree-to think. .. A proposition
grain. 8. Governor of Turkish prov
ince--to mind. 4. To ,exist-a foreign
fruit. 5. A cooking apparatus-a fruit. 8.
A certain allowance of proyisions-a
speech.
No. 26--ArithmeticaI.
/.
Show that the half of II ISL
II.
Place four twos so as to make %.
Ill.
If to my age there added be
One-ninth, three-fifths and three times
three,
Four score and six the sum will be.
What is my age. pray show to me?
No. 21--United Diamonds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-23

CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Nov. 21.-The case
of George L. Austin, indicted for MUIR
der in the circuit court for Dorchester
county, at Cambridge, has been fixed f..
trial on Tuesday next, 18th instant
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-01-06

Deaths. ? -, :
VIM, 4: Boarman; q, we'll known and,hipb,
~ respected citizen of. Bry van: town, fell dead
on Chtisihss'dsy. ar, Boarmafi arose is usu
al and went about his daily duties feeding bis
stock .escE aud 4tsF 30. doing, in retusni5e to
his house fell dead The supposed cause wa.
heart itof6fe.s The deceased was 10 his e5th
year and gnmsrried.2
Died in the West, after few days'illress,
M. VIM "a. Muld, Tate of this COUNTY, aged
So years. The deceased was u son Of IN
late VIM. A. Mudd, deceased, OF this eoun: 3.
and removed from here some years ago and
topk up his residence in the, West,
,Nis. Ann Richacas died on Christmas nigh
at her home near Gallant Green, Of consump
ton She leaves eight children, three bows
and FIVE girls, Surviving her.' Her remains
were inferred in the cemetery at Emanuel NJ
~ Died; al his home near Hill Tootb' I on
Thursday of last week, the 29ud instant. Ren
Ward, eolored, aged about 40 years. He was
a highly respected colored man and much be-
liked by all who knew him. To his dealings
yith ais fellow man he was strictly upright
and honest and his early; death is incurred by
many friends in his neighborhood. He was
always self respecting and full Of commenda-
BILE pride, and strived tqsevate himself ia, the
estimation of bis fellow beings and was one OF
the few who took jealous intereslip the vel
fare ofhis county. He leaves devoted wife
an aged mother and several brothers to moQrn
his loss. Requescatin peace. = .a--.::... p
Friend and Neighbor.
Elizabeth. Stewart, al old colored lady of
this village, died on Tuesday night.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-01-06

An Oh pttsiciSh, retired Vfrssfb Practice,
having : 4 lacrd in hia hands BY an East
tRdk S1AssiHnsy the formwe DG SslPiy ven
elAas t9hhy. r the speaR sd pAmansst
cue bf CONSUMPTION. Bf6hcfhtIs, Cahirfh,
Asthma aud all throat aud Lsrg Affections,
also a positive and radical cure fer Nervous
Debility andfalT Nervous CymSiain's, after
having tested its onderful curative powers
in thousands Uectsss, Ls ielt IVhis dgtsStg
Insge it kno8r q bis lug rfhg Gel "a 80
tuated by this motive aud desire ~ rifle"
human suffering, l.wili sead fJFt Of charw
to all who desire ii, this reripe, IN German,
French or English, with ,fnBs dirsrtiJus ior
preparing aud using. Sent b. nhil by adj
blessing win stamp, .uaaiHa this tpspst. -
W. A NOY ES, $40 ,Po~erss ~ ,ek, .Roehes-
ter. New York. 90. 80 ls,mh 6-yr-'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-01-06

Marriages ~. -. ~ @iAJiai-
Mr. Lewis Adams, of Gallant Green and
Miss Rosaisa fOuug,e 6f saqqsaiwere m,r-
afsdsAay ISa sazsshe SesSence of the
bride. Only few relatives of The cestrac,ing
)parties xssaessAas ta. setsmoas. Ihssbfsdt
wore blue silk gowa and carried lovely
bouquet of aarch:al Neil roses. The groom
ivsssst.ired in asuissef conventional black.
At AleIander. Chapa MED Church, Chick
auiursn, on peAmbeSss8, tss2, by Rev. W
RI. williams, Red skifh 'BGtler and Mary
jane Laman.
F9at Pohnkey, by ReIMR Jiwfashs, od
the t 2stPP Instant y GsoFgsasHawkins and Mary
E. Hanson.
!. AT pomo6t.jis gyRertss~sk. tswillisas.''
6d the 2sth Instant, Joseph S. Hawkins and
Alice. Key, ;. f:S,g ln.
Z At Smiths Cha?el,' Pisgah, By Rev. W. R.
Jxwipnms, 90 therzssh instaut, ,Joha, war
rem and Mslvina Dyer.
/, Al Noun. Zion NJ. s. Chnsehs py Rsss W
ne j willians, on us 18th, instaek Joseph
fs.4}rshai!ihd ElizstiAne BosanEsis ~
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Get Your Exhibits Rehdy.

The committee of the Corn and Flour FIX
change, of -Baltimore. have decided to collect
for exhibition at the Worlds Fair samples Of
all the ground products of Maryland, put
them 10 a suitable jar or cases, properly label
each aud arrange the whole collection in an
attractive display in the MARYLAND building
The commutee will prepare letter TO send o
representative farmers in each couoty asking
th, m to forward to the committee the best
samples oeihe various products OF their eoun
ties. The letter will state in detail what is
desired and give directions about shipping the
sanrbies. The committee is anxious 10 secure
the co operation of the farmers to aid them in
making MARY lands display ATTRACTIVE and
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Giimont Land Ca.eH -

very interesting case is Geins prepared
for argument before the CIRCUIT Court. OF
Cha rs county Id 1888 The Upper G yuoni
Improvement, a ID Exegssioa .Cespany strans.
fsrred its property and franchises TO tie CIV.
Don, Impro yement, and Excursion. Company,
Shsistlng of |, 100 acres of valuable land d,
Glym9ntr 10 which TRANSFERABLE stockheI aers
of the FIST compsnv sssenaed aud accepted he
stock Of the new company except the,dsirnd-
ant lin the case, Washing ton N. Toler. Tue
present suit is instituted tie compel Mr. Toler
to Accept the stock, which BIZ sundry acts and
rat6catpns it isalleged, lie agreed to-
The sgftis alsoiustitdted forlthe purpose Of
b$tne the Equity Court of Charles county
pass apop all, the. title deeds and transier.oi
chlitsE' Marion Duekett has been retained as
couhstfT for the compauy, while Judge Barrett,
ladr Jap Hosey and George X, French represent
the defend mt, The property 10 lii CATION i,
valued at $50, 900. The ne company thought
to secues:a loan on iifis property for thu pm
pose 81 making extensive Improvements al
6 u msnt, ebut it as claimed that ne legal
trshAes Of Ghe property can Re made while
some Of the stock of the old COMPANY is out
standiHgS-Suu. =, .'sa .-. -. :.@-
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1880 Reward
j JOHNSON, iTARNER & [ 10.
$50 Pennsylvania Ave, N. W
Fall Announcem ei.ts of
DRY GOODS and CARPETS.


We arr receiving daily our Stork of Car
pets, loor OIL Cloths, IruA gets Art Suuar,s
and Rugs, for The Fall Trade. We would he
rlrasrd n have you call and exnnine our
Stock and Prices before m king your purchas-
rs. House Furnishing Goo s. splendid
Sheering Go'Ion, 20 nud 25cts All Linen
H..k Towels. large size l2Ic's Gle man
Table panr,sk, all Linen. Is, 81. 50cts. SIX
ty inch Bleach Table - maxi. extra good
quality 5o'l>. Fine TalAe DImnsk, 75c and
90 Blankets and Comforts lOl GRAY
Blankets 81, 90 aud 25. lOf White
Blankets, l "a ! so, 2 co. III White Woo.
BlsrkeIs, 3 10. On, 90. Large size Bed
Comforts 75c ! %. ! %.
We are showing some new things in Fall
Dress Gonis. t'inghams a d S.uI.rus Lat
die. Gents aud Chitlren's Underw ear, Hest
ry, &c, Sc.
JOHNSON, GARNER L CO,
636 la Ave n W south side,
may s-y Washing ton, d. G.
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ChIIdren,s CeIebfatlsal.

On the Wednesday after Christmas, Holy
Innscents Day, the Colored Sunday Schoolai
st. Philips held lis yearly celebration. A
larg. congregation, allsa!sthe Chapel. Al /
p. IN. the exercises began with the ls.h Hymn,
and were kept up till nearly o o'tloek!' The
Christmas Tree Was splendid, the singing
spirited, and The clothing and other gifts dis
iributed among the children made tfetr eyes
,p rkle. = p :.
Our thanks are due to the kind friends in
Ascension Church, Baltimore in Philadelphia,
in Grace 6butsst g'BrcakiiG, snd in Herrick,
Lsng Islsud3 Who sspt'tRescaildren 50 many
beautiful and usefptgifts. * -
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Transfer Of Property.

Transfers Of Property. AS
Bills Of s.le-From o. q Smith ID John T
Davis; $40. 7. AZ Kstthews Is W. s. Ham
.l,onyss50.. Johp .Ttaverse 70 Lucinda hfd,-
vel; Sc IS. s. AasDpusia hi M. Bowling
q Co.; $50. Frank Farmer to S. R. Neare;
$s4. W. NJ. Sweeney - S. R. Neave; S3s
i. A Hersert to zsB,M. HaGaen; $40 Levi
COu,ee TO W. A. More $50 t$t9. TasF.
Nicholson to W. HTApors k'Ge.;, slpo:. E.J
Raymond to J.hu ~ w.riSs; Ao. "a fsd
Branson to \. H. Brsyner; Ss5. =,
D.ed;l'Stoh'5kEeSC. Gf,tIngss and sif.s & q
Joseph C. Bold, for part otsisps,qh, 'fsahd
al; 1902. Ann y. Bogijns TO Ga Bow
,np' ri sGdod 'h6bs,' sssSs; s5Oo!
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p...ijFsEz sTsaIa1T 17sluo2

MIR. Edward A. Lancaster (Ned so long
baggage master on his end Of th- b 4 p Il.
L., has been deservedly promoted to coniue-
tot ty the railroad authorities lie has ut
prese IL train ruuaing beiween Washington
and Alexandria. Mr.. Lancaster has been in
the employ OF the Company many years and is
segarded as u careful, softer and thorough
railroad man, and the company in promoting
him has done but simple jusyse to one of its
most efficient employees. He is a son OF Mr.
George B. Lancaster, Of Nesport. His man,
friends srsFtighly pleased at his go9a ,fotturc.
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Orphan Coart.

Orpnans OOhrt' .-4ss
The above named court was ia session on
Tuesday, full bench present. Judge DUO
nitgtoE, the late sppointee htvihg qualified
was early at his post of duty ard took cOnsd-
cradle interest IN the proceedings Of the court.
Application made and granted J, D. Orr
diner for letters d. b. n. on estate of !. b,
Gardiner, bond fixed at 81, OOO -
Application made and granted for letters
of administration on estate ct Atha A. Dean
tn John r. Murdock and Ann +. Murdock,
bond fixed at $4,000.
Pere Wilmer, one of the administrators of
A. 7. Lloyd, made report OF sale Of personal
effects of said Lloyd; amount Of sales ~, o64
l6. :.
Samuel T. Swami filed release as guardian
A. Lyon.
made and filed and approved in es-
" A. Posey.
utory and appraisemsnt of real estate
=. reITnisoh Fled.
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A Pebufar Bishop

Bisphcp; Nelson. Of the Episcopal Diocese,
Of Georgia 'Tgs's ds q. tcsG'5 10. Of Of. ss.hsf+s
Philips Church, chapel aid rertory
;iit that CITY, the !. site for a Ca
'tgAdral, a bishops palace aud" school
Of theology. Theycost OF carrying out Bishop
Nelson ! idea is estimated to be about $780,
600. The Atlanta Journal says: Bishop Mel
son is an energetic and impressive uau and
what he under takes he generally carries to
stfcess9' -
: Bishop Nelson is a son-iu-la~ of Major VIM.
B Matthews and an old schoolmate and per-
sonal friend of Col. Wilmer They will be
doubtless pleased at the complimentary men
ton made Of him by the press Of his adopted
home in theS6ulh.
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q zae. chhtRlf "a z Dee

Ybif;Af e TIE ehesa I'D been beautifully
EadSSoS led; s6R Sbe 4 otto. s &tak9bd in
HE hSekse il oraEmssassF tsa jnned
the All IL 81 Il g 3 Bs "a the
81 ~ Hi sRsa; * "a 4 & Z .sau
viiSsal n + nm 81 4 4 vs r
II. ss MAJ IS he efsfcises al 1ss,ea Slrec-
s,lB;s. ~ 1si& ri, smoo, N -
Tpss,, saa ss.Ss fssddllasiFss 81 isssrsydie
SanasTs2 3 sefSs,Sa, ana, Annie IA 49,
,.ssp.r.el "a .cboies. CAri.,,n,G ,ou.s,&ead
byNSsge r. DSSsn. w6S - pfsSasH,t
s. e, ,,,s~ 3. b in sse :
"a sfsS,ra sa1ts a msrr ihsSts9 Az:
Si,ssy 81 = si,.s 4 I.ssd ~ s1;,s bar
- ;;ty,s, {,s,;; q sses,,:,, school
s S1ssi.s n, ssK ss 90 M KS; = siis III
cstdrSas. goosyff6fs, Srfts ~ lssS a,s s als,
SysNer. sssi,halitiale S.sIs J Il IA a III
was kindly remembered With hams turkeys
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Rane-the Winners.

Among the doiAtish,siee.ud ni&de b
the friends q La Plata 70 ahs IpprQseuent
Company q that IT,, village, ,loF the pprpo.e of
constructing q toy h.qg were :. handsome
sisGle buggy, harness by Messrs Banning BEos.,,
the we'll kaewa harness dealers of Raliiasre.
and hsndsons lei. robsby Mr.. Henry ,Lan,z'
large tobacco buyer, aalao ofsaid city. These
w,re RATED few days ago and Mr. John T.
D Wis won the harness and, Mr.. John W. AL
britain the lap. robe, The proceeds will be
added te the fusd already raised to construct
the towu hall, .thetworklof which will begin
as soon as the warn season opens.
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Pardon or Nfcier. =" Hss'T7
The petition ia ejaculation for the pardon
Of Archer, the defsulting State Treasury, has
received ins sigeatpres 4. They are as follows;
TrsneifR. tFxlsilki: c: H. Htonestreel, +. D.
r.n.ius;on, til. 'wassssss. Goisl, d i.
Stone, T: I. oven, ETsFeDisgs Anatr{stj.n
Coz. 49, a. 49, S.e''''
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One hundred aud (l5O) sorass frcth tySii-
al, .es of Dr. teuner's Pleasant " or;u syrup.
" rit. Ms S. 5. Snerfesc, q aisifs ABreGSe =
man h Steiner, Elids, "A lien CO., a. A clf &Ss,l
cordial for all slouiichi towel aud worlhsdis l
eases Money tefnhfsF II sHtisnictioIf sn9r
gives. For sale ~ 'ali desl.rkAnd W W.
PadRett. Port Tobacco.
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ru.a,S,sfSsX 1TT = -; s.

Th{CSn MA n ths STATE T'easury 81
made. q sissfi. no 81
the psblic school ashite .nd .SolqqseS
school. ia the s,ysrs! 6e6ss aud. t6s al b
Baltimore, payable ~ sftes BE foi Iian.
slant: THIS sodbtsss share % Il saS. ii FOL. Se
white svAoOs sads sl,zssss for e colofed
,5.ft -. is%~f's
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-01-06

=, The Clerk, who is required to make a
report to the Comptroller of the Treasury of
all lees collected by him, due the State every
three months made his report as usual a few
days ago, but had it returned to him
for correction, because of failure
TO include the receipts from sales
of oyster licenses. The law requires the
Clerk TO make a report of sales OF oyster IL
censes after the season, but the Comptroller
desires quarterly report. The Clerk sta
that he his no onjertIon to complyinc
the 'Uomptrsller's wishes j.
will therefore am
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1850 anc IZoI .lltn Stfeet, >. H.
Cast ybur, eyes on the fell wing prices: Mems al
wool Kersey suits 81 90. Mems fine Dress Suits 3 )
90 SIS CO. Mems ind Boys Overcoats ard listers
all STYLES and shades We are closing out before the
holidays ut half price. % Of Mems and Boys
Boots at cost including the Double Upper Oyster Boot
1t | 81 worth So CO. full Stock Of Mems Bcy's La
lies and Misses fine Shoes at prices beyond competition
Our Stock of Dry Goods and Notions is complete with
the latest Styles and Shades for Fail and Winter and in
connection with this, just .ui III full line of
ladies' coats which We selling from 81 9S up and
every garment wal7a ted. We have also Bed Comforts
lO,4 Sateen cover 58c up, Also White and Grey Blank
cts SIC up. We can positively save You money and
time for We buy fer cash in order to sell close and to
eve.y who respO DIS to this means OF invitation to
examine our stock and mentions the ad we will give
special Bargains Now dollt frget the place The Dou-
ole BArs i'll Stores Of
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The little ones are the life and joy of the
household, and no home 10 complete or natu-
raj without item, FdfsH Their lille ills and
worrimeqts ,Df Fen9sr Soothing sysup is
superior 70 al others. Warranted to satisfy
or money refundxd,. Fer-sale BY all dealers
and W. W. PsaE<tt, Port Tobacco. :. =