davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-14
hit $4,000 aboefun6en.

Die S9eibungsfGase bon Gbparb Mene
bel 9esen feline Srau Neuie, tpeIbe felt Ell
mem Sabre in Der Sbtpebe mar, purbe
beute babur4 erlebi9t, baB Ofenbel ft6 er7
bot, ieiner Srau cine Qt6ftnbungsiummt
bon $4,000 3u be3obIen, tpofir ibm tnbeF
bic &ufiiebt iber Die Bret &inber s~ugeiproz
6en tpuroe.
&ibter 8in6es nabm beute MenbeL's
Nusiagen entgegen, aus benen b%erbor8ing,
baB Srau WeubeI, bie bon tbrem @atten
aIS eine febr trGftige Berion 9ei6ilbert
tptr6, benielben 3iemIi6 rldit6tslos be-
banbelte, Ofters nit Wteiiern nacb ibm mari
unb ftb oft betrant. SIM &reu5perbOr be-
fannie WeubeG, baB er letner Trau 3u 2tebt
CUR fatbolti3en &eIi8ion itbergetreten iei
unb it6 Derpfli3tete, bic Ginber in Der faz
tboltl6en &eligton 3t er3te6en.
, 1893-10-14
StdottIbes.
6en. Sbielo's Statue
2lIs @eoenitano zines prO,edes.

Qls 6e9enltdno zines pro3enes.
Die 8ron5itatue 6es Generals Sames
Sbiel6s, bes 6elben bon @erro @or6o uno
Btn6elter, 6ie i'm Sainoiier Staats9es
bGu6e in Der tpeiBen Staot ausgeiteat mar,
mar oer 0egenitano zines 8roseIes getpprz
oen, INT welcben GENERALIZATION 0aDtS,
8rGiibent 9iginbptbam, Gransport=Sus
perintenoent 6oIcomt6, BET 8iLb6auer 2eoz
narb 0. 8olf un6 baS @rsGon9reBmttr
9lieo WiQtam s.. Gonoon pertptdelt linb.
@eitern Qbenb ipurbe bet Streit beigelegt.
Die Streiti9teiten %begannen. ais Der
8iIbbauer 8olf bic Statue aus bem sui
npiier 0ebGhoe, in tpeldem bic Statue i'm
Suit auf GrIucben bon 9afaDette Stunt auf1
g~eItellt tporben mar, entfernen moiIte, ba
bieielbe ta3piiben burb 2egislaturbel6luB
fir Sen 8rets bon $4,000 @tgentbum bes
StaateS getporben mar, unb in set Sta
tuenbulle i'm GapitOG in @aibin9ton aifz
geiteut iperben loute.
SteieS mar am II. September 6er SAL.
8olf erbieIt au6 bon 9afaoette Stunt ben
grlau6niBi6ein sur @e9i6affung Der
Statue. Generals Director Soois t~petgerte
1idb aber, beu Observation-Disclosures gu inter-
3etcbner, uno ct utto 8rGlibent Sigtn7
botbam tDetgerten iib itanbbaft, ibre 3us
ii6srung fit Die Tortihaffun9 Oes bron3ez
men 6eloen 81 geben, troB mebrfa6er Nufz
for6erut9en beS 2lnpalteS Gonbon. 9ebz
terer ertpirfte 19lteBIi6 i'm Superiorgericbt
einen 8tebererlan9ungSbsfebI, Der geitern
BON benz Silfsiberiff Sones noIitreft
murbe. Die Statue beftnbet iib ge9entudrz
tig bereit8 in @ranb Groiiing, no ite fir
bic 9tciie nocb benz Often perpadt nir6.
, 1893-10-14
Murktherfd1t

SDtCdgD II. Stt.
SoGgen6e 8reiie pur0en Bel gr0Beren
Partteen %er3ielt:
8utter, bette GreamerDz@ aare, 284
@29c, quite 27028c, mittelndBtge 25(0
&c. 9airp, bette, 24@26c, mittelgute
un0 quite 18923c, frtiber Badtng Stod
153@16c.
8uttertne, BETTE Creamery 1916,
rebt i60ne TIC, 9atrp lac un6 15c fir bic
bette; in v9toas" ober fGeinen @ebinben BE
mebr.
&dfe, BETTE v6uu Cream G5e66ors",
1O91O4c, vEmins" 103@1O4c, vgouns
Nmerica" 1O3 ca ,nacbgemadterS 6tpeiser
1I5(912c, D8rtd" 1O3@11, ~9imburSer
103@11c,
OuBeno.
W 6tsfeD, Slip.
@efIugeI, lebenbiges, TurteD 100
103c; 9iibner to ennen TOO, Sabine
5 O., @nten 8 CO fir lc6en6ige ;
@dnie, leben6tge nit Sen gan3en Se6ern,
$6.50@$6 .75per0 uBeno. vSprtneGbtdens"
7@73c bas 9funb.
8o6nen: 8eite vgtapies" 81. 1905,
mtttel9ute 81 500, nit Der Waai9ine 9ez
retnigte $1.25@$1.4O.
Obt celebrities: NepfeG, finitLi9 ges
trofnete, 74@10c bas Bfunb, an Der Come
geOOrrte nOrOlibe 5@63c, 8ftr1tdbe 5(06c,
8rombeeren 6@7c, 6tntbeeren 23@243c;
@attforntibes Qtpritoien 14(016c, nicbt
aeibGlte gftrit9e SOLE, gefcbdlte 200
24c; 8flaumen 9@13c; @oitnen 2onbon
2aperS 81. 65@$2. 90 baS &tit0en, Muta=
teller $1.O0@$1.35, Iole 4@6c.
Obft, friibes: 9tepfeI 81. OO@2. rs
unb 10000. 90, ie na6 6er Site, 8anaz
men 50c0$1.25, Gitronen 81. 5O04.2 5,
9firiibe bette bieiige 35c94Oc, minber
quite 10000.
&artoffeIn - Burbanfs 90
9ebrons $4,000; Stole 55@68c; burcb=
etnanber Doc Der 8uibel. Serieps Stpeetz
gotatoes 3.OO@3.25 bas SAB, Baltimore
2.50@2.75.
, 1893-10-14
Gin ftreitioer Udme.

&tcbter @oggin erGteB beute einen @ins
baltsbefebL 9e9en Serb. 80. Bed. @alter
Bef, Clarence Bef rn6 Nnbere, barnit
bieIelben booon abgebalter perben, fir tbt
neues @ebdu6e, @de Ga Sauez unb
neutrality-suspicious., BEN gaamen vStod
@r6an9e 8uiIbing" gu benuBen. Daniel
S. @rtup, GiGentbimer bcs Stpd Grdbange
Building, @de Wonroez un6 Dearborn
StraBe, lit BET &lG8er unO bebauptet, baa
aQeinige Eebt arf ienen Jtamen SIT baben,
ST i6eint ben Iltsiprub Sbafeipeare's
What's in a name !" nicbt 81 tbetLer1.
, 1893-10-14
@effeite.

Senp, 1869 80. North ane.
4ader, 1877 81. MtapleippDb gne
Billion, s72 81. CALIFORNIA abe.
9oebne. 938 q. California @De.
ueiterbouie, 1135 81. CALIFORNIA Mns
Srublp, 1914 MtIiuoufee &pe.
Satpbs, 1868 WtiIpaufee @os.
Gotlen, 1929 Wilpaufee @nG
Geare, 400 MiIpoufee Abe.
Gnis, 521 MlIpoufee Mne.
Burt. s21 MiIpautee &ne.
&inbera. Ss3 WtiItpaufee @ne.
Semper, 1919 Milpaufee 4oe.
Gtuder, 1850 MiIiuaufee aes
Nuhree, 1854 Wtilp0ufee @oe
Earring, 1885 Dtilpanfee anG.
uerieu, 1903 Wiltpaufee GpE
&ron, e55 30. Nerth Moe.
Sanien, 759 30. 0ortb aue.
SHaper, 765 so. gtprtb ape.
8ai6, 100 Wtilfualfse Qpe.
StetRobet. lS Milpoufee Mne
SeurtdS, 165 WttInoufee Aoe.
@offmonu. 233 Wtillpaufee Nne.
SEMEN, PAP Mttlpoutee @pe.
Gregprieu, 1855 Mtilmaufee @oe.
SnIber. 800 millpautee Moe.
@taespie, 283 81. SaneonpH ctr.
Geoeriuebaus s. 8eiIfuS, 4s Milpantee 9nA
Refus Sepot, 1854 G~rrnita9e Moe.
Nerns Sepot, 466 Arnitoae glos
GobiniDn. 344 Milpaufe @ne.
gepS Stors, 259 ~. @biroso sta
Dede, Az 81. &ihlonb aoe.
, 1893-10-14
8udner's Nbenteuer.

gilbert 8udner, Goqettor Der 2t6ams
@rpreB COMPANY, tpurbe ietner NuSiage
3ufOt9e geitern 9benb un 6 ubr an Ntarfet,
8tpiloben W~aibin9ton unb Mabtion StraBe,
BON brei Wdnnern iiberfancn unb nm
$3.50 beraubt. Die 8oli3et petB nidbt
recbt, mas fe aus ser @ei9i9te mdben
iou, ba ite 6er .9lnltcbt lit, baB 8udner
mO9libertDetie nit Sen &Gubern unter
elmer 9ede itedt.
, 1893-10-14

= Cine brotige @ei6icbte %crei9nete fi5,
pte Bic Stat, 1l3tg." er3dblt, 6ieier Sage ant
6o6en3olIerz&ing in &6ln. Cine 9roi9fc
bracbte sort einen bon set 9tetIe 9eimfebrenz
ben Serrn bonn 8a6nbofe mach ietnem
Wobnbauie, aus Dem aLsbal6 Sic 6ausfrau
Dem @rparteten e~nt9e9eneiLte. 9a er nun
Dem @a9en ribt fDncQ genug entiteigen
%fonnte, lebnte er iib CUR 8e9riBuns ietner
beiieren 6GIfte aus benz @agenfenfter
berauS. Sn Tolge i%et1er MISREPRESENTATION
8eletbtbett fannie ct aber troB alien S9ie~
bens, 0re6ens unb 8etbens ieines S6crz
torperS alf bteiem 8e9e ni9t mebr surid.
S6peiBtriefenO CAB ct iblteBltcb ale Ser
ilcbe auf; Ser &utlcber btacbte ietn @efGbrt
i5leunt9lt in feline Stauung, iDdbrenb ser
Sabrgait auf benz gan5en @e9e am Teniter
beratsbGn9en m1Bte. Die StraBeniugeno
elite Dem Wagen In belen 6aufen 11nb
rrter ilbelnben Sreubenz Nusbritcben nob.
Wdt 6tlfe eine5 S6reinerS iprr0e baS
TenIter ~auSetnanber genprtmer un6 Der
Sa3r9aIt nod Grlegung Der ~er1t1tdnoenen
l1nfoften cnbGicb aus ietner bebrdngtelt
Sage befrett.
~ TX - nXT 0Hs -
, 1893-10-14
NbenOblatt Der SSu. Gtaatsz 3eitune
IL IN BEN nntsn onassebenen @eiaaft.n 40 baben;

1T in ben urten ongeeebenen GeI6dfteH 81 bobsp:
0esSfette.
6. Sentmer, 1899 2incoIn 9Ine.
u. 6. Stepbau, 1l50 2inc1lu @na
4e3 6rpB @pe.
402 8toscOe 8OulebarS.
q. q. Semitic, 1881 Belmont aeA
g. Goldman, 17A GIart ctr.
6. q. Mppre, 442 2incpIn @pe.
Son &oIabs, 4S5 2incpIn Noe.
6. 81. 9op, $40 SircoIrs Noe.
Sronf Woouer, 597 SincoI1 IpA
Sofepb Munt, TAT 2incoln 9Ioa.
6. Neubous, $40 Stncoln Npe.
gm. Soplpr, 1017 Sincpln Nne
u. Betting 1926 @lart Str.
8acber. Asst @larf Ctr.
Srou Sinbenann, 42l GIorf STA
9. u. Bar, 513 Glnrf ctr.
u. q. MoneD, 267 glarf Ctr
a. Serma1n, 161 Glart Ctr.
S. @. &eeen, 513 @lart Ctr.
8. Ye9uer, 590M &Iarf StE.
9ou6 9ros.
". Spppmonn, 867 GIorf eta.
s. Smitb, 9S1 @larf str.
Srol s. Malfer, 453 @eIls eta
81. 9futberfuro, 500 WBeas Str.
Surnbua, 545 WeaS Str.
W. g.. SGn.iot, $50 Meas Ctr
6. SO. Glneet, TOT Meas Str,
SoDn Starr, $50 Nels Ctr
9. @urrie, BOG @eas ctr.
s. GieIe, 3A Wels ctr.
8. 9iaer. 1863 Weas St<.
Nrutn, 119 mels Ctr.
Sobn Bert. 141 MelS ctr.
Sohn8 uele1, I'll Weas ctr.
Srau 6. SoDnIon. 276 Weas eta
6. Wacinq, 100 mems ctr.
8. SaaoT. 1853 gBtls Ctr.
6. 5erior, 80 Meas Str.
.. @eber, 1876 2arrabee Gin.
Soffmauu, 464 2arrabee Ctr.
8. Berger, SIT Sarrobee Ctr.
Srau g. Mtoroar, 225 9iniTion StT
She Columbus, $40 9ipifion ctr.
6. %. @btte, 4o7H 9ipifion StE
g. G. Nelfor, 1874 9ipiiiun Str.
6. auberion, 317 9ioIiion Str.
8. MiGer. 81 Minop ctr.
8. 81. Gbmonn, 66 @tGpiu StE
8. Snurtel, 81 5tate Str.
S. &. StebL 255 @lepelolto IoG
s. Sdurt, 391 Sebgipid Ctr.
90. 8. MeBIer, 587 Seb9rpid 81
81. Guoel, 39S Sebeiuid Str.
Greuier, 282 Gebgpid ctr.
Sobn @tetn, 294 Sebatpid Sh
Sitties, 1852 geb9ptd Ctr.
9. 6. 9utnam, 249 GIpbourH GOG
&apter, 403 @IDbouru Zoe.
8. @etB, 1928 @IebDurn Goe.
u. so. Gflid. "a GlDbonrn Noe
Nobert 9reser, 149 Sainots StR.
9. S9roeer, 316 Mtarfet Str.
&tIDeblao & MaDmuiert, 30l Wt1rfet @ea
Sartenberg, 212 Center ctr.
$. @rben, 139 Center Ctr.
Srau M. &ubn, Al Gngenie STU
@ue. Sranaen, 50 Gigenie Ctr.
@has. 96bel. 16 Gunenie Str.
N&ar 2id)tenItern 259 Stub Str
GISIettes
gupitprtum SoteL
0iCtoria SpteL.
@eninetpn SpteL
3eInnb 9pteI.
Gacgops SoteG.
&~ertn9ton Sotel
80 @ougreB Ctr.
81 Mooms Str.
III mon 8uren ctr.
ITO Sorriipu ctr.
Ill 9arriion Ctr.
Dart SpteL. 80. CTR. unb wabafA Wpe
, 1893-10-14

Ibonnirt auf bas Nben6bLatt ser Satnois
Staats9 3ettung. Breis l Sent per Nummer,
g Gents pet Wpbc.
, 1893-10-14
GerlOreu, 8erlanfeu, @efunOen.

sc erIpren: Gin Wfe0aiapu Gbaiu &odet) ab5u9e=
ben 9egen gelobunn9. 6. Serbian, II 6. Hanbolpb
StraBe.
, 1893-10-14

lin bel Der uu9enbIidIiBen gtotbIage
2lrbeitin6enben bas grlaneen bon 8elbGf=
tigung mD8Iibit 8u erlei6tern, tpir6 bis
auf @etteres bas Nbenbblatt Der Sutnois
Staatssettung S~teuengeiu9e unentgeltIi6
a%ufnebmen.
, 1893-10-14

* efu9t: Gun beutider 8autmauu. crit spei Gtonute
W bier, in mittleren Sabreu Inb trdItig, in oeritles
beneu 8randen (Mtai1tnerie, 3ettruaoren, &pblen, 9olS,
Gtieuipaaren uno 6euerperii9ering) gereift iu1t irgeno
cine gei6Gfti9uu9. SO piro peniger auf 9rpBen Sobn
tpie ami CUTE Yebonblung geiebeH.
14pt3t OHerten II 80 Staotsseitnng.
, 1893-10-14
GteQengeiude.

* eIu9t: Sin iunger, fiir5lid eingeluanberter WtanH
" BON 21 SabreH tuiini6t irgeHo ipelde 8eI6diti9ung.
14ot3t Aoreiie " Al Staat5 eitung.
, 1893-10-14

Wcr auf baS Nben66lQtt Ser Sutnois
Staatssettun9 3u abonntren tptni9t, ic6tde
ltrtS et1te Poitfarte nit ieiner Noreiie.
Yrets 6 Gents per @o6e.
, 1893-10-14
SIiOnlides.

R(lIUIttyCp"
9Unl BON 3eolib ftebt in feiner Meiie i'll 9er6lnbnnq
~ nit Der pNtiOlano 8utloing & Soan &iocation",
418 Mtaubattau Suilotug.
Ccrfte &IoiIe WobrIaQertn, 25 bts 80 @ents, auh Conn,
" tags. 9rau Z. 3eioler, ESQ 20. @bica9o Qpenue,
nabe Mtlipaufee Ipe. 13pt6t
CcrIter &laIIe maDriagerir. tir3li1 bon Stem BORT.
" 6rou s. 3eibler, ESQ SO. @bicogp @oe, nabe
W1ilpaufee Noe. 6Df6t
9GabriogeriuD tabame Soler Io9t bic irnerIteu 9es
4" beimnifie ourdb ben &reu5ipiegeL.
6of1Ot AIS 80. 8au 9ureu ctr.
, 1893-10-14

Meiu6t: Sin ti9tiger SGriftieber, Der berelts 9pr=
" manr=Steae befleiDete un0 benz iourualiftide Be
9aban9 CUR Seite itebt, Iu9t inter bei9eioenen 8ebin=
gun9en 0olertoe Steaung. &ann bette &eferen5en ges
ben. Wton aoreHire: 6. g., ia SO. Rouoolpb Str.
14pt3t
, 1893-10-14

* e Ii ut: Sin gutter Wtonn. Der mebrere Sabre i'm
W Wboleiole &iqnDr=Sei6dft 9~enrbeitct bat, fam
eini9e Arbelt perrl6ter, Iudt 8eih6Ttigung.
12Of3t 342 Wtiliponfee 4pe., 8. gSlur.
, 1893-10-14

Meiu6t: Sin iuItber iunger Wtaun nit ettpas San.
" tom iu9t iofort SteaunQ. Sc 20. NtabiiOn ctr.
14pt3t
, 1893-10-14

G1e DIT: @etpanbter &elner, ipri9t beutf6, fran3b,
IE9 nno 5iemlid en9Ilia, iubt Stelung. aoreIie
II 38 Stoats5tg. 14ot3t
, 1893-10-14

Mefu9t: Sin Is bis Is Sabre alter beutI9er Sungt
W nit 6rpCerD=grfabrung, lpriht gngliId, JUDI
tr9enb peide gei96ftieuug. 751 Sane Str.
, 1893-10-14

Mein9t: Sin eebiloeter iun9er Seuti1er BON ems
W nebmenOen Otauieren iu9t Stelun9 als gerfdufer
ooer Gbnlife 9ei1dftigung. 9eriel5e fam bic gitnitigs
ten Jtefere15en 6eibrtH9eu. 0ton aoreIitre:
l4of3t FL 1913 Staats3eitung.
, 1893-10-14

n eiu6t: Sin iurger 9eutider, rgaprng=SeaerH
W elmer btef9en 9r6Beren 9anf. iu9t fir eluige Nbenbe
Der mobe Yeihdftiguug ais gudbalter ooer gtaclert
in einenl tonfmdnnLiten @sI4dft am Iiebiten an Der
%gtproleite. Sell Sfferten inter III. III. Stoats5eItung.
l4pf3t
, 1893-10-14

Me DIT: Gin 8u9balter, Is Sabre Grfabrlng, Der
oeutifen uuo en9lii6en Sprabe md9tiQ, iu6t etne
paiieube Steae. Cine 9rpBe 9etanntI6oft in lrgenb
eirem @ei9dft. SUITE Geferenaen.
12ot3t &br. N Al Staatsseitunq.
, 1893-10-14

tMeIn9t: Seutf9er S6lofer, 8 Sabre inn Sanbe,
" eiu9eri9tet auf WtoI6iuenbau, @rfabrun9 in Bier,
@oiierl 9ampf= uno Sos=Seitun9en, iu9t ir9enb melfe
Mrbeit. &brei1e A As Staats5eitunQ. 12oft3t
, 1893-10-14

2tben6bIdtt 6er 81. Staats8tg, 1 Gent
, 1893-10-14

On berto ufeu:-8o0ensmopb. gie fdbnfte
y Gfe in bieier blbI9en unb bliibeuben 9orTtaot.
N8oiier uno Sefper in ben StraBen uno bic 5traBeit es
pfloitert. Sage Glib unb SitfrDnt. @egen 9rets un6
peiterer Nusturft ipenbe man it9 miinblidb ober Ibrift.
LID an Mm. $. See. 112-114 Dearborn Gtry
9pDce Building. 2Onttbotp
, 1893-10-14
8runNeiQentbnnt.


I'm Gler Gt9eutDunl raid 5u %oerfoufeu poer 3u oertau
~ iben, 9ebt 81 Singer Bros, 3imnter "a,
2OlplS 3 Dearborn Ctr.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-10
The Tax Congress

TIE Governors iax convention i stili
pegging away at its thinkiess task, in trying
TO agree to disagree Many Of the
members have had something
to s'y, and a. m iori,y1 s'e1n to be
Of the opinion that the home ru the Fssas
to Baltimore city should prevail flat is
TO say that it lsperfretly proper iba, an assess
ment law should be passed allowing BaIti-
more cisy'to say upon what property its cit.
liens should pay tax and what not, aud the
best way to reach tits to make another effort
to repeal the 18th section Of the bill Of rights.
Some If the speakers in the discussion with
impertinence referred to the small share ofthe
State tax paid by Southern Maryland. THIS
brought NJ. John H. Mitchell, who is one of the
Goveruer's aPpointees this county to bus
feet whe said:
81 should have remained quiet but for the
charge that has been made that some of the
southern, counties do not pay any taxes into
the State Treasury. But years ago they were
the most prosperous, and their rich residents
paid their taxes to the State on all their prop
srty. In those days we put our hands in our
pockets and paid our money to make your
city great ! came predisposed towards home
rule. also believe 10 free trade and honest
money. have heard no logical reason why
home rule should not be granted. 1t will not
interfere with State sovereignty. According
to the settlement Of the State the county was
the original not the State; therefore county
sovereignty is above State sovereignty. St.
Marr's county was laid out before the State Of
Maryland This convention should arrive at
a compromise between the taxing Of tangible
and intangible property. / believe bill
passed now allowing Baltimore to assess her
own property would be constitutional, butit
is the safest course to have an amendment to
the Constitution. think 1t would be wise
tor us to give Baltimore city the power she
wants. 1t would be best for her."
This thing Of continually digging at this
section of the State because of its poverty
should be stopped, and Mr. Mitchell, while he
did not put it strong enough in reseuting the
uncalled for attack, deserves credit for bis ef.
fort to shut up such clap-traps. We pay
taxes on all we have and more is notexpectedi
Southern Maryland is not found devising
schemes to dodge its responsibility to the
State as Baltimore city is doing to-day through
the so-called tax Congress.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-10
PecuIiarities of the Year 1898

A study Of the calendar of 1892 will'show
that the present year will have some peculiar
tiles. To begin with it commenced and closes
on Sunday, and contains all or part of SO
weeks. Each Of the seven days of the week
has the honor of being the 6 st DAY of at east
one month. Three Of the moHths begin on
Wednesday, while Sunday, Thursday and
Saturday are each the natal day for two
months. There are three months, April, July
and December, that cover part Of six weeks
each. Washington's birthday came on Wed
nesday, ard Decoration Day and the glorious
Fourth of July fall on Tuesday; Thanksgiv-
ing Day will fall on Thursday, the last day Of
November, and will be the latest Thanksgiv-
ing celebrated in the last decade. In fact /,
can never be any later in the year. Old sam
Ia Claus will visit us on Mondas. As :hisIis
the Worlds Fair year, all the peeuliarltles
are excusable. -s''I
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-10
alrphans, Court Proceedings.

The Orphans Court was in session ou
Tuesday, and the following business transact
ed. Remuneration OF heirs Of John s. War
rem fled application of W. H. Cox for letters
of administration on estate of John s. War
rem. Bond fixed. at $3.50. Peter W. Roby
returned and filed account Of sales Of John B.
haddox's pelsonal estate Will of John A.
Posey 6led for probate. A. Posey appointed
guardian to A. Montgomery. Report Of col
lection by A. Posey, administrator d. b. n. OF
b. P. Donnelly and an order for distribution
granted. Order for granting letters of admin
istration on estate of John s Warren upon
Sling Of bond.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-10
New Ads.

New Aus.
The handsome new advertisement of Mrs.
Hairss, the remarkable business lady of Wash
;nQton citv, will be seen in another column.
A picture of herself adcrns the heading. Read
neF announcement and visit her beautiful
place of business.
Mr.. Arthur Switzerland desires to inform
the farming community that be is the agent Of
this county for the Mccormick Binder and
Mower and the Daisy Reaper. These ma
chimes have high reputation on the market
and every farmer should have one.
Mr.. Robert Grain will allow farmers the use
of bis fine Percheron horse for breeding pur-
poses.
Ifyou want to buy some cheap stock apply
at this office.
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Stiilln the Flesh.

Mr.. b. "A. Sia,pson, who was rePC rted as
killed in railroad accident uear Washington
city recently is not dead, bat live'h. TIE
press made mistake in the name. The
young man killed was Mr.. B. f. Simpson, OF
Washington city. Mr.. Simpson writes that
instead of being dead he is in the best OF
health and hopes to enjoy many more years OF
life. He is still in the employ of the B. L P.
R.R. The unfortunate man killed was no,
related to him.
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DO NOT
Destroy the Bun Cards, as the Time
is Extended to May, 1893.

Storm Serge new STYLE dress goods, all pure
wool, wide double width, 39c. Red Twilled
Flannel pure wool, 27c. Double white hlan-
kets, 90. Royal French Serge, wide double
width all pure wool, special cash bargain, 49,:
Fruit of the Loom bleaehed cetton, yard wide
very best, SIC China Silks 80, as, soc. Col
ored Silk Vtlvets 75c, 90. Sheeting cottnn,
immense double width excellent quality, Csc.
Outing cloth, immense assortment, 10, l24'.
Heavy double he'll comforts, IS, SIC, 90 =
Bedford cordS:''dc. Wash rags, Sc. Double
white wool blankets, 2 90, O. so, 5 90, 10 90
Turkey red tabl danask u.s. 81, Soc Under
wear for men, women and children, rs, "a,
so. 81, 75c, Go. Csshmeres. all pure wool,
wide double width, black and white stripe
only csc; cash value Soc. Ladies' CLOTH all
pure wool, nearly one yatd and halt wide,
navy blue, gree :, garnet, black, brown, only
SOC. Excellent Canton Flannel, Sc. Mems
twilled cotton drawers. 25c. Cloth for men
and boys wear, rs, 49,, | 90. English Cash
meres, excellent qualify, iouble width. all
celors, Csc. Black Gro Grain French Silks,
SIC, / Oh, / Is. Our so blark French silks
are superior quality aud extra vide Width,
and the price is reduced to %. Ladies
Cloth Dress Goods all colors, all pure wool,
wide double fold. 25c. Henrietta English
Gashmeies, beautiful spring shades, also navy
blue, green garnet, brown, black, wide don-
ole width, excellent quality, Csc.
EA- No Samples NAILED during "hnsy srai-
son. " Mail us no mouey, no postage stamps,
no postal ord .rs.
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Eieetrie Ristsrs.

This remedy is becoming so well known and
so popular rs to need NO special mention. All
who havs used Electric Bttters sing the same
song Of praise A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed TO do ail that is
claimed Electric Bitters will cure all dis
eases Of the liver aud kidneys, will remove
pimples, boils, salt rheuni and other affections
caused by impure blood. Viii drive malaria
from the system and prevent us well as cure all
malarial feyers. For cure OF headache, con-
stipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded. Price soc and 81 per bottle at W
W. PaiRelt's store.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans CouRT OF CHARLES COUNTY, Set.
February 2sth. 1898.
HRDERED by the Court, that Thomas E.
I Boarman, administrator of William A.
Boarman, deceased, give the notice
required by law to the credi
tors of said deceased, to exhibit their
claims, legally authenticated, by advertise
mentinserted in some one newspaper published
in Charles county, Maryland, once in each of
three successive weeks.
True copy-test:
] BENZ. MATTINGLY, Reg. Wills Chas. Co.
NOTICE.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Charles ceuRty, Maryland, letters of ad-
mnistration on the personal estate of
WILLIAM A. BQARMAN,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 3rd day oil
Sept. next. They may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said deceased $
estate. e., 81
Given, under my hand this Bird day Of
March, 1898.
THOMAS E. BOARMAN,
Administrator of William A. Boarman
NH am
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For Spring Crops

Now is the time to make all the prepare
ticus to start the early crops, such as peas,
tomatoes. potatoes, Onions, parsnips, carrots,
aad cabbage. Last years seed should always
be chosen, al 1 should be purchased from a
reliable house. Old seed are very unreliable,
and if the season is dry, they may result 10 a
complete failure. Get good seed, then, of the
standard varieties successfully grown 10 your
neighborhood year after year, and let the nov
elites alone. Potatoes that have sprouted
badly, or that are soft, having lost their vital
ity, make very poor seed and should not b,
used.
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= Cou.ump,,on rncurab,e

Read the following: Mr. G.. H. Morris, Ne.k
ark, Ark, says: ',Was down with ahscess
lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced
me an incurable eonsumptive. Began tukinl
Or. Kings New Discovery for consumption
am now on my third bottle, and able to. oset
see the work on my farm. 1t is the iiael
medicine ever made. Jessie MIddlewart, ID
catur, Ohio, saws: clad it not been tor Dl
Kings New Discovery tor consumption lwonli
have died OF lung troubles WIS gisen up bl
the doctors Am now in best of health. f" Try id
Sample bottles free at W. W. Padgett's store