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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17
The Drin to the CITIES.


In the Popular Sci, nee Monthly for
March is an article on "The Decrease Of
Burial Populstion." by Mr. john c
Rose, Of Baltimore. Ii is the most com-
pleie aud interesting statistical matter
Published on t'iir subject are well worth
readiug While the urban population
increased IL % per cent during the de-
cade from 1851 to 1890, the rural pop
ulation increased only II Sc per cent,
aad in large part of the country, in
GLIDING several counties Of Mary lond
and a very extensive section Of Virginia.
there was decided decrease Rural
New England lost in population during
the tn years. So did portpSs Of the
West IL is possible to travel from
the Bay of Fundy to the Southern bend
If the Tennessee rivera distance Of
1900 miles-and not pass through a sin
gle county in which the rural population
is not less tn IN it was ten years ago; or
60 all the way from Boston TO Western
Iowa, sept for the space Of about FIVE
miles. through counties with less rural
population than tlsy had in 1890" says
Mr.. Rose. He further declares that the
more rapid Increase Of the urban popula-
ton than of the rural is ''under present
conditions an economic necessity" The
supply Of agricultural product is ilcreas-
ing faster than the population, and the
result is low prices, while the improve
meuts in machinery enable farm opera
tons to be Varied on with fewer men
The subject is most interesting one,
sut if the present tendency keeps on at
the present rate, where will it end?---
Baltimore American.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

The Postmaster General is reported
tie have said that in the matter of the APP
pointment Of applicants for fourth elass
postmasters, he will appoint no one who
will not attend strictly to the Office in
person. He states that 10 many cases
the postmaster entrusts the duties of the
office entirely to some incompetent en-
ployee. and THUS the office is improperly
managed and dissatisfaction created. =
The Postmaster Generals head IS level
in this matter. The small pos.cfices
should be managed upon business prin-
ciples as much SO az the, larger ones and
for the postmaster not to ,ttend to the
duties thereof he should be held to
strict accountability. This new cabinet
officer is making good start as a com
petent business man in his new field Of
labor. and If he executes all the other
duties pertaining to his Office upon the
same line. the public will be much pleas
ed with his administration
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Ez President Harrison has ,ecen,.d
N engagement with the LELAND Stanford
University in California to deliver leo
lures on international law and iurisnru
aenee. These duties will require about
one month in each year. and Gen Har
rlson will receive SIS. 200 per appum
the engagement running for five years
curing aext winter the ex-PtesideDt
Will devote his time to wiring 4 book
THIS book, Gen Harrison says. win re- |
late specially to number Of imp,rtap,
n alters connected with bis adnibist,.
ION that the public have not fully Under
TODD, II
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Bishop John F. Hurst. who has beer
rhosen chancellor of the great Methods,
University, which will be founded =,
i" 4shIngton' made report before. the
Baltimore Conference at Hagerstowp
: which showed tie splendid progress tb,t
nad been made toward the end desired
10 addition to the property for the SITE oil
ne university nearly a million dollhr.
las already been pledged, and the Dian
dopted to raise five millions more b.
We dollar subscriptions will undoubted.
: be success. /,
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60 = aedy.

! ~ Of the last acss to receive the sig.
nature of President Harrison was the
Chandler immigration and contract la
Dor bill The bin increases the exclud-
Cd classes Of aliens as follows: Those over
10 years Of age that are iIliteraie, Grip
pies blind PERSONS, or Others physically
imperfect (unless they can show satisfac
torily that they will not become pub
''e 'targe,) aad parsons belonging to So
ie'Ies which favor or j n ify the unlaw-
u destruction Of properly or life
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

The Baltimore Sun wants tax mr.
on bachelors. Most people are inclined
10 loo% zen the proposition as joke,
but the Sun has Been hammerias at it
quite while, and is in dead earnest
about 1t. The Suns idea is to tx bach
eIors, not so much as means of reve.
nue., but to drive them out of the State
act out of the commonwealth, but from
me unmarried to the state of conjug,l
olessedness. It is easier to coax than i,
s to drive, however, and the end sought
or might be more easily be accomplished
" piJlng premium to the bcnedicts
han by taxing bachelors.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Mr.. b Howard llan.au. " tho Balti
more bar, who secns to evincc such q
deep interest in The subject Of oy. fer
planting. has sent lis aiile>s ma le be-
fore the road convention some time since
around the State, asking the views Of
the local press upon the pr j. VI rails
ing money to repair the public roads by
leasing out the barren oyster bottoms OF
the Chesapeake bay for oys'er plantinf
purposes. The suIj ct Of oyster plant
ing seems to be hobby with Mr. lla-
man. and why. we are ut loss to com
prehend. lie is lawyer by profession.
a citizen Of Baltimore city. AND not di-
r1ctly or indirectly Interested in the prop
ssa'iou Of oysters so far as we are able
to learn; yet, for several ye,rs past, he
has been attempting to make himself
conspicuous by his advocacy of the plan
Of farming out the oyster lands -
There must be a niger" in the
word pile" some where. fur men as u
rule are not given to she perform lnce
of excessive labor, without seeing IN
the present or future possibility Of re.
muneratiye return Mr.. Haman may
be the emplt yed attorney Of some of the
Connecticut oyster painters for
aught we know, who having succeede |
in gobbling up the oyster lands of Con
Decticut are anxious to push their enter
prise into a broader 6rld and extend
their well paying industry into Mary
hnd waters. For one-a journal rep
Iesentlng in part, an oyster section. we
are emphatic in Osr ksarproval Of any
ouch scheme. The bottom of the
Chesapeake, as Mr.. TTamau Selt con
teuds in his circulating pamphlet, is the
property OF the State and should bs
used in common by all its citizens =
70 lease The oyster beds would not pro
mote the industry. j. would cripple
sud rum. 1t would drive ont Of the
BUSINESS all the small crafts now engaged
N the carrying Of oysters to market; il
would ruin the men who have their
small sums invested in the necessary ap.
purtensnces to catch the mulionless hi.
valves and would drive out of employ.
nent hundreds Of persons engaged in
she catch who have been depending
NpOn that pursuit for years for liyeli
hood.
But says Mr.. Haman, let the State
ease only the barren bottoms; no harm
san possibly come from that That j,
rue enough, so far as it goes. TIL,
proposed plaa looks harmless upon IL,
surface, but it is deceptive There i ,
scheme deep and hidden at the bottom
ef it, which, sadly mars il
z III q llaaxiu.,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

AT the meeting of the base bail clubs
10 Ne" York few days ago. it was del
q cd to open the championship season
On April 9th and close on Srptem Der
sub. The playing rules are changed
% as to Place be pitchers stand five
Get Farther from home plate. The
he DIT bat was also abolished.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

The entire Senate, without distinction
ofparty united in rendering ex VlcePIes-
ident Morton complimentary dinner
and in bearing testimony to the admira-
bic manner in which he has presided
over lbe deliberations of the Senats
du.ing his term.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Governor Brown declines 70 I'D.
stevenson Archer upon the grounl =.
stated. that his boBdsmen are ena,.vo.
ing tose'ure between SO, 900 and 81
VoV s'Ih m some Of the banks after h.
was desssted. This money is no donb,
parf OF thlt realized by Mr.. Archie,
upon hyPotheestlon of securities bslan.
ing 10 the State. Governor Brown
nght M the matter The money 10 H.
property Of the State. The Circui, Co...
Tor Baltimsre county said Mr.. Archer, |
oondsnen should pay stipulated su
Tbs they have done. But iha, docs
give the bendsmen right to the res,l,
Oh Mr' Archer's thefts. 1t is stated n.
'ne Governor has been asked iftbe bon.a =
men abandon their suits for the mona, [
!, !. question whether he we will parlm. v
lar' Archer. and be has intimated tina, B
: WIN exercise his perogative of the mar W
'On'ng power and give Mr.. Archer a. hs
to resume bis citizenship ere Ia
rs aea:h. Mr.. Archer is reported a. the
opelessly ill of Bright's disease Of r.. ha,
'uneys, an incur4ble malady. nj. ado
'Se Is sad one. but Governor Rrown Eve
right.-Ex. " !
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

cut between the two Australia,
j., lists. Robert Fitzsimmons nnd
Lame Hall, resulted in the defeat of
''a'l 10 the fonrth round. The conte.,
'o"k place ia the arena Of the Cressn,
z CLUB. in New Orleans, in the
presence Of 600 persons. The smon,,,
81 money dependent upon the result was
Soo'ooo' the greatest prize ever fought.
'or, - he total was made up of purse
OF $4,000 contributed by the club and
stakes of $4,000 side.
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Nm, IAN 70 liz FAR. 49,.
''r' o. '"'lr' roent, dA,ine u I'm
ny Spilns spass'n ,sarrnpp iusA.il.Ifyso,
II .ser,i,e. ''V " '"sii at he time
4 D H. i ir,,o1.-' Normsn sa d. pple brown.
II ~ u'rnl rohlr. ,tars oil. 4any n =, ~
fF ~ nee md Weighs r,ri suO rornSs r.
he.,gfee Ills pdisrre Is of II . bi,be.,
~ ne AS sired Il. n n, > wha,.,s II. -
,.,'. and bred b,iIlon. Vim T w., va. =,
,rsi ~ !, hah i lam Nance W..
"ea uF Charters > imported b, linn tb''.
D'rfoiI. 81 lilo .ard cun6iy .,V,,'..',..., ,,''s
IN 49, rom eio'. Faux Brown. on v hos,
~ a. srriteiieid, ,nrroll connfr bs ~
~ "a 1892 toy B.npn s,lr !, nn.,hor az
"'ri mr. e year Old coils Nv "y,r,,,,'
sSz"ahs ;tt~esn zoo and lao n,.npas
tons N imeries e'e"erOh oiai-
& t,',' "I'l s'ant the E,llowing places.
elusive. y 70 April LIST, H.
Del Alton, April Ord AMI 4th.
-, ~ riaia, April 9th and 9Th
~. :, a's"ert Turner, near Newport Anil -,h
,nu u aud al regular l.. teryals NJ tbp ~,
'inGes inr.ng the season "'oFe
/, * WI oe sent to auy part of Charles con,,v
:" a guarantee Of ten mares
TOT iufthel particulars address II
ROBERT GRAIN Is
nh - 200 Courlhnd Stsert. a
Baltimore, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Col singerly, of the Philadelphia
Record has at one of bis stock farms, IN
OK that he proposes to exhibit at the
Worlds Fair This animal is now II
ct long. 5 feet 8 inches high and
$3.50 pounds. He is growing
d it..ise exDected be will
IN lNopt D
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

,ho 40 S wrong without a remedy. y saws
Me legal maxim. When the xron "a !, :
! pngs Tue remedy is Old S,ul's Pile On.
Aie ,1,, say all who have used il pr;cs .,5
Nm. why enter the field of experiment h.
- "a use OF novelties when You know thu,
~. .na. veteraRPreparat Old Saups PI !
o,n'ment' viii reach your cas-, 7, |
'Os1s only 20 cents per box.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

u ~ ~ ~, w bfHt'n Litlt+N - - ~.
W 10 l'e3ier's Best Al Z az ....issns
S2r = ~. Prlrrs 'nr shoes tell or ue,,r
NM, W pat We 81 resa,ding wear We mean a..
,olnr SHoe I. le''a for t5e none, faf no +.
u ~ IL went Near rqual to ~. 2 90 s,t,
u our 90 shoe doesn't pivp good !. ,,,r y,
~e you rght'd Once ha, si,irs t,,m 4. Al
,atl ;'9 'e', on yonr trade. Our slices NC a..
'a'A'ns aud se'i', cur statements
In Boys Suits
S..hn'i gre sirtia BARGAINS for Spin.
s's',",' suits, Snl;ntls, COED caring r,,,r,',l
III. on. Casslisere Suns in s.r,le, srr, ie,.
e. ior on An excellent f',ssi,nere Sui, for
RS ru eiirr grades froni ! 90 to : 90
RIM IT.. s ,lh fsnniiero Waists, 81 50 i,
rom 20 10 75c Pants from A.. h" i "a
Dos Hats GAYS, rurhaus aud F,zz,s i,
great variety. A'AN's y
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WANTED

:, = Uurt, saIesmen for this Io,.,I;..
uid opportunity for live s oera,sy, Spleen
we offer better facilities and bat,ags e , ma -
Ever: Salary or commission. VII I" y imam
y SPpcl9l offer Established ls5s uGm 11r or
S YER 4 Co, Rochester Frn;, FIN Fo.,lr w,
nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. fen 1 1oaa ana
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

The committee of the Reichstag Up
pointed to consider the Emperor's
scheme for the enlargement of the Ger
man navy, reported against the propo-
siiion for building six new ships Of war
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Collectors Sale.

Dv virtue of authoritv vested in me rs Col
I'D !eeior If Taxes for the "a Collection Dis
trirt Of Charles county | will sell at public
sale, TO the highest bidder for cash, on the
premises,
Monday. March 9th, 1898,
between and II o'clock a. M. The following
property. or so much as may be neress "
to satisfy State and county taxes
due for the years of 1890 and 1891, to Wit:
Al that tract or parcel Of Land ing in the
81 Collection District. called
"Semmes' Fragments,
Containing
lU0 Acres; nsvre or less.
Improved iy a dwelling sad 0Dt-huiding -
Adpins the hands of Mrs " Latimer, los
eph ). Botman and J,mes n wathen
Assessed in the name OF Eltxius Bailey
Due for the year. lS90..-.......S7 II
Interest on same.
Due for the year 1891. ........S7 81
Interest on same.
The above real property will Ii. sold bv the
Colleesor as authorized by the Act of ls74,
chapter 5s5, and the proceeds will be applied
20 the payment Of the taxes for the above
ear with the interest and all costs that may
accrue under this sale.
W. D. POSEY.
NIB 3-dt late Collector I'd District
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The President has issued an ediet that
no -officeholdcrs and editors need
apply for office under his administration.
1'ris has made the boys grit their teeth,
and the pendrivers sharpen their quilts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

A psychological examination of rags
brought to New York BY the steamer
State cf Alabama from Bremen on De
cember 9 reveals the presence of an i'm
mense number Of disease germs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Nv ~ 4NO 1T
PHfHASs' CouRr OF CHARLES CouSrv Son
Npnpnr February 18Th, 1899:
kKDERED by the Court, that Tbom.,
! ~. boarman Admir- of Thomas T. Bosrmar
eeease1, give the notice required by INV ~
e creditors Of said deceased, 10 exbib;t H. :.
,a legally authenticated, by ADVERTISE s
i, = inserted in some one newspaper PUBLISH
~ Charles county, Maryland, once in esel,
'nree Successive weeks.
True copy-test
D. q. MATTlNGLY, Reg. Wills Chas "a
NOTICE.
Hiio is to give notice. that the suhscr;bo.
Ina, mas obtained from the Orphans Court Of
tleS county, Maryland, letters of admin IT,
aon on the personal estate of ''''' 70
THOMAS /. BoARMAN
oi sad county, deceased. All nersons
tne claims against said deceased are here
marhea 10 exhibit the same. with 10
"ue :i thereof legally authenticated N ,he
,VfiS ", on or before The 3rd day of Son,
"a ihry may otherwise BY law bc a.
lsu rom all benefit Of saii deceased $ esta,a
!. run sn Ter my hand this srd dav Of
a., THOMAS E BOARMAN
/ AaaulIhistrator of Thomas |. Boarmsn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

The Court of Appeals has decided the
single tax case from Hyattsville, and
held that the act of 1892. permitting she
exemption of personal property from tax
alton is unconstitutional and void.
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DMINISTRATOPS Nor7oi;

u
ANS COURT OF CHARLES CoVxry Scr
RDPppn February 28ih, 1898.
tpDDNhp by the Court, that Thomas II
oosfhan, administrator of WiIliam A
"a deceased, give the no,jre
es ny law to the creJ;
a. Ssla deceased, TO exhibit ,he;,
I, .egaliy authenticated. by adver, ~
LII a,ser'eu IN some one newspaper pnbIisbed
aries a.es county, Maryland, once in eacb "a
successive weeks. :" eaen OF
true eopy-test:
~ AATTlNGLY, Reg. Wills Cbas n
NOTICE.
- - 70 give notice, that the subscr;ho-
ria o"'lliied from the Orphans Conrt
n,es county, Maryland, letters VA
sum on the personal estate of
WILLIAM A. BoARMAN. |
c saia county, deceased. All persons /
,,n aims against said deceased are here
~heu 10 exhibit tue same. with tba
bsou; iuereof legally authenticated ~
ner '''ef, on or before the 3fd day M
nd . lhey may otherwise by law
1"su from all benefit of said deceased
" ,a under my hand this srd day of
,a.., THOMAS E. BoARMAN.
' ~ of William A. Boarman
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SALE

ny virtue OF two wriis of Fieri Facias isspod
=. Out OF the Circuit Court for Charles co,'..e'
1"e at the snit Of Laura A. H. gt,Cn.S
! ner hnsoahd and next friend. Esten NJ H. y
senof1' ana one at the suit of ;eorge r NJ,
; u4ainst the goods and chattles land snd ,a-
enen's o. Robert Dent, to me directed a." !
n Ja;e akeh IN execution all the rigl titie
n"''h, interest and estate at law, and in eoni'
3lIo " 'ne salu Robert NJ. Dent, in and 10 tbe
.olo"ing property TO wit: " TUT
10y of Household ond Kitchen Fr,n;
ture, Horse Rake, 2 sets Plow Har
ness | Sulky Plow, 4 Flows / chi.
'iv1tor, Scythe. Screw Pin. I ~
Cart | Buggy and Harness, ! cron
y. ,oooeco in barn, Grey Mare |
1oke Oxen. l Spotted Cow. / Red |
Helfer' | Sow and 6 Shoats. 3 men
hogs. and crop Of Corn. f''
Also all those pieces or nsrca,. e,,
ing and situated in Charles countr y, e ,Snu y
ntlonging to b. W. Gardiner. know ,'I ~, 10y
names Of A"o"h oy the
: vh'te F0rest, ,'"Part of Haues, Al.
1 =, AMI a part Of Liuieuo,tl's
Gmposing the farm apon which tho 49,,
i'oOeri h. Lent now resides. Containing e '''a
2ls Acres; more or less.
ma ao'oInlng The lands If Tho,. Mudd,s A.
, aid Baden Mrs John Dixon and o,ners
ersss ,ar~ mas comfortable dwelling and ALI
rm i :i, ou. buildings in good repair. Said
ar,a . SITUATED about two miles from Ms,,a-
oman, station on the B. 4 p 'aua,
'nvenent to shsrchos. schools and po.,of Snu
wen wooded and watered, and has ~
ehard OF bearing fruit trees mas "ne a
anu hereby give notice that will oesr
sale on the premises on The "''' O"er J
IL dag Of Ap~l, 1892. ~se
.ween the hours of 10 and - o,clooL
saia property'so seized and tsLen p n',
, ION oy public auction to the highest b;s s a
,,,4 JAMES A. ADAMS.
Sheriff X
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ORDER MIST
In the Circuit Court for Charles County
No 1876 Equity
John B. Lawson VS.. Francis / y,,don

on, wsuered 6y the court tins 18th day of March
80 VIA .an' .ne sale made and reported by +
n ,ha ",itner, Trustee, cf the real ests,s
con 81 proceedings mentioned, be ratified and
show " 90 unhs cause to the contrary he
lsSa. my. on ~ seIore The LIST Monday of ApriI
ed Il t,oSsueo copy Of this order be insert,
counts once week for three snccasa ~ ouaries
Pllor 2 The said LIST Monday of Apri Isoa
$500 "'"'unt Of sale to be
J. SAMUEL TURNER.
Ckrk Ct u. for Charles ronn,v
True eopr- Test: county.
j. SAMUEL TU {NER cla,l
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II e oyster industry.


we 20 not preten to sny that tho rs
ecnt scheme Of holding II road co, van
zion j" Bahi'~Ore city. to Ivy before tLe
people the proposition TO- raise p,ouov ).
repair the public roads BY le,sin., H.
"ys'er beds, was Intended as hate "a
eA'ch the unsrspieious rcnntrymon b.,
''oNs very much like it, The public
road sadly needs repairing and We viz
give all aid possible to Il a, mu i, r,ol,a
Improvement, but. will not conson,
10 the building up Of one epterpri.o :,
.ne expense Of pulling down ano,ber
Inc destruction Of the oystcr en- be ,ro
vented IN other ways besides leasing n.
beds. Shor'en the season an
F'U''c' the young oyster
VIII remedy the evil. and will N,
work hardship upon any br,p.l
OF the trade. And besiJ,s IL.
people OF the oyster growing section, q, &
oe State are the proper ,ni most com. I
pefent to judge .: the needs end d., d
''a"'S o. the oyster trade. There is n, ,
Try coming from ;hem 10 lease the no. i.
eF oeds1 they ask for legislation to nro Fr
ect the industry. but apart from tb., b
hey are satisfied. Surely these peonl. h
aust be alive to their own interest.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

have been trying DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. aud | am well pleased thit.-
Ny son had the whecping cough and a
had cold followed tries your DR..
- Cough Syrup aN in three nights
I better. Uses Eerby, Lancs
4 House. "a"
anest public sentir
Sts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Some Oregon farmers are going to ex-
pertinent with semi-trOPical crops dur.
lag the coming season. They will try
cotton, tobacco, broom corn, and sorghL m
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To Whom It MarCnnen.n

-, Persons are specially forbidden to Dlss.
90 brush, old Oles aud other old rubbish 'a oo
wy puohc roads by order Of the Roard.
? II urnG, BOWLING, President
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HAlSE's WASHINGTON .sEg,
where they will tui a big spread Of bar
gains for all her patrons.
Just notice while we mention few
items from cur Immense stock:

Just notice while we men'ion few
items FROM cur Immense stock:
Cur Crtts Goods
Are the pride uf tue market in Style, QUALITY
nj d Make. TIE war IN Gihxhrins equals u
not exceeds, that OF former s,ascus Ne havs
them. Zrphyrs, Illuminated and scotch hes
quaIiu :. pr,ttitsrsiy les and eieatesi bargains
Here San also re found all the SIting X velsies
i'm Dress Goods TT 20 and a5r maie,i Is are
metty aud y cd ! tie mr. n,'v. and Screes aud
Fiannels ARE splendi.. You have to s,eslhest
goods rs well as The large assortment ~ Tam
nings TO appreciate item. In B.a. 4 Geods
we cannot le uutdnne
ladies Underwear
can be h d in al necessary articles, hlcached
aud uublraehed, at all rri es. oars Ra,ie'i
vrssss are now 10 Stock and viii he offered ii
$re idl bargains, etc. as saon us the season
demands
The Shoe Department.
HIS the center Of The iiunlriise Gsd'iing ~
sho' 5 are THE center &c atiIasiion .-hd most
1 a. esz.f,pi.t NJ 90 y sllf
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Osd furniture painted with
PlK-RON

Ethis is the name Of the paint, looks like
stained and vanished neU furniture. One
coat will do it. A child can apply it. You
can change pine to walnut, or cherry
to mahoganyS there is no limit to your
f,ncies. All retailers sell u.
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The car couple bill, for the purpose Of
protecting the lives and limbs Of rail-
road brakesmen has passed Congress md
become law.
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$4,000 Reward

for recipe that will enable us to make
WoLFFs Acme BLEACHING at such price
that a retailer can proftably sell it at 10c
bottle. This offer is open until Jan. LIST, 1893.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
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! HIS the center Of the nnir,ise lad'ling y.
shos are the cen;er ef atrasion .-nd most
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presents her compliments, and requests
every man, woman and child in Charles
county to call at
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IVH hENT.
v,raa %e"l ana T. comfortable dwelling, lot and
sAluen' near 81. Th0Has Church. Var ,,vms
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