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The morning call., 1893-09-24
Russian Fleet for the Mediterranean
Paris Correspondent Of London Telerraph.

Paris CORRESPONDENT OF Lonuon Telegraph.
1t is stated that the Russian permanent
squadron for he Mediterranean shortly 10 be
constituted will consist OF The vessels which
recently visited America and are now on their
way home under The command of Admiral Kas-
nakoff. They are the Emperor Nicholas /,
ironclad battle-ship, $500 tons, $50 men: the
Admiral Nakhimof. armored cruiser 1900
tons, 500 meu; the Dimitri Donskoi armOred
cruiser. 1000 tons, $50 men, ana the Rynda. a
steeLprotccted cruiser, 5000 ions. 32U men
OF these four vessels each one Is makiug for a
different port-Llsbon. Gibraltar. the Azores,
and CadlZ respectively: il is not yet known
where they will assemble. The latest adyices
from Russia, however. state that they Will go
10 Toulon in order 10 repay the celebrated
CronsIadt visit OF TWO years ago. On the feet
being definitely constituted il Will be placed
under the command OF Admiral Avelian who is
already organizing his staff. but who will in all
probability not remain i'll command for more
than year. Admiral Kasnakoff will be placed
in an important post al Cronstadt.
The morning call., 1893-09-24
"Tnese are the letters he got in answer

"These are the letters he got in answer
to that, and there are lots of them too"
"'Wus be attractxe?' you ask. Well,
here is one of his letters in which he de-
scribes himself. Judge from his own de-
scrip.ion: L am perfectly healthy and not
bad looking. feet in height, have light
brown hair and rather heavy light-brown
tnustache with light-blue eyes and of an
extremely kind and affectionate DISPOSE
tion.'
"A kind and affectionate disposition.
Yes" exclaimed the mother-in-law, TOO
kind and affectionate for too many differ
ent women. And now, before my Nellie
has been divorced from him. he has living
in the house with him S woman. and he
has told several persons that he married
The morning call., 1893-09-24
Shifting the Responsibility.

but don't see how you ever collected
that 5000 insurance on his life when you
had previously managed to get him on the
pension list for injuries received during
the war;" observed the friend of the family.
The hand of Providence was in it, said
the widow With gentle sigh of resignation.
The morning call., 1893-09-24
Cause Enough.

There is girl that Boswick is madly
in love with"
''Are they engaged ?"
'No, he doesn't know her,"
''Then how do you know he is in love
with her?"
"a rich uncle died yesterday. leaving
her hig fortune"
The morning call., 1893-09-24

her in Sacramento not long while ago.
If he has done so just let him look out,
that's hall"
And she looked as though she meant 1t.
The morning call., 1893-09-24

II out OF order use Beecham's Pills
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Church Service, &c.

Bishop Nelson preached at Christ Church
IN Picawaxen on Sunday last. The Rev. j
NJ Todd, who has endeared himself by fifty
years of untiring devotion to the service of his
Maker and to all, without regard to their re.
ligious persuasions, had charge OF the mosr
edfying ceremonies
Bishop Nelson's sermon was an admirable
one, demonstrating what constituted a chris
tian, in most eloquent aud impressive language
and so plain that the most ignorant, could
understand. The Bishop is as genial in bis
intercourse with every one, as he is learned
and liberal i'll his wise versions of the scrip
ture. The music, rendered by Miss Hunger
ford on the organ, and her accomplished ais
iers, Mrs. Dorsett, Miss Todd, Miss Pat
rick Mr.. Ovens, who is a professor Of
music, Mr.. G. Hungerford and Mr.. Hum
phreys, equallrd any city choir.
Mr. Humphreys family are visiting Mrs
N 6 Hungerford. Mr. H. is whole-souled
genial-intelligent civil engineer and beloved
by every one who knows him.
Dr. James Barber finds time-not to neglect
his charming lady love.
Miss Ceeie Dent Is very i'll with typhoid fe-
yer and Mrs. Matilda Chesley with dysentery
The little children of Mr.. A. P Lloyd, Mr..
Owens, Mr.. Tom Herbert, Mr.. Ben Anderson
and Mr. Reginald Wright, are conyalessent
Nj. Lis Hayden is building a fine store
house on Mrs. buttons property on the old
site, at Tonpkinsyille.
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Political Appointments Made.

Internal Revenue Collector Vandiver ha
made change in his office of seven deput.
collectors, one stamp clerk, two store keeper
and six gaugers.
Deputy Collectors-T Wilton Snowden
Prince Georges county, vice, C. II. Pssey
Richard Wootton. Prince Georges county
vice E. e. Perkins; G. W. Carr, Howard
county, vice F. G. Duvall; Asabel Wilson
Allegany county, vice E. II. Sincell; EdwarJ
Koontz, Frederick county, vice T. A Wastler
Thomas Philbin, Baltimore city, vice G. E
Taylor; John C. Cryer, st. Mry's county,
vice G. r Kads
Gaugers-lhomas ]. Graham, Calvert
county, vice Wallace 0wings; Enos R
Shreve, Prince Georges county, vice John T
Fisher; n. C DarnelI, Prince Georges coun-
". vice Charlton Sasscer; Dennis A. McLaugh-
ia, Batim ere city, vice George F. Cooper;
Frank Yaorlna, Baltimore city, vice
Brewer
Storekeepers- J. G. Ireland, Calvert
county. vice s. Sunderland; John Hancock
Charles county, vice f. 0. Medieyi Duncan f
Mcpherson, Baltimore city, vice NJ Beaver;
Louis + Dohprer, Baltimore, vice George T..
Hail; NJ. Ii. Hooper, Jr., Baltimore, vice rbos
H. Cues,er; John Norman, Baltimore,
vice j. J Sterling; David A. U. Webster, OF
Carroll COUNTY, vice W. A. Shriver.
The lew appoinlees were notified to report
nt the collectors office yesterday for instruc-
lions Their commissions will be dated Sep
ternber LIST, next. Three Charles county Re-
publican, Dr. C. II Posey, + U. Medley and
Il. R Wade, will ne moved and one Charles
county Democrat appointed.
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hange OF Ii me.

MIR. Thomas G. Kennedy, the architect
Baltimore, has prepared plans for churct
the Jesuit fathers in Prince Georges coun-
to be erected on their new property neal
,wie station, on the B. & P. R. r aud
Mk on the foundation has begun. The
suits will change their residence fIom White
rsh, near CollingtOn station, where they
ge lived for over century The change,
refore, is an important one The Jesuits'
sprcperiy is about half a mile from Bowie,
1 consists of twelve lots donated by the
eester Land Company, Of Boston, to Rev
Der Noel. The change will cause uniser-
regret among the people of Southern
ylnnd, FOR WhitemArsh is ever held in
renee, it being among the Oldest Catholic
;ions ia Maryland.
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Misses Alice. Jennie, and Annie Prat'tr
VIII. have T. r several weeks been the CUES
Mrs W. d Mcdaniel, have reinfafd o
homes in Washington, To prepare 'or WISH
q ne NAV. tskinf in re W. Ids Fair A. OFT
the first Of September
WHY don't some ne ohlige Mr. Is
giving a dance, it seems that be Is tond
WALKING. as he takes the advantage o. tn'
porch in the moonlight, regardless OF uhe MAJ
in the aoou
Mr.. B the G. " regrets the exit o. -
Washington bellies, as lie anticipated giving
ball in their honor.
Frankie, the BryanioWn dude, will not neg
lect his work in the future by visiting NN-
dorf so freqrenily The latter is now qa''e
destitute Of Young ladies ~
Mr.. Ulysses Prather paved hyin9 y sls 70
Waldorf. Sunday, looking well and robust.
Mr.. W. II. Trotter, with rs three ounser
children is spending wsel'- vacation Al Tue
mountains r.,i.
Mas err den Mcdaniel, the interesting hiue
son of W. b MD ,uiel bias returned 10 his
home. after spending several weeks WIN n's
grand parents at Good Hope Heights, D. Z.
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Narrow Escane

Misses Ella Davis aud Rosalie BrawheT,
Of this neighbor6ood, had a arrow escape
from drowning in the Wicomico river On Mon
day. The young ladies are on Il visit to West
wood, the residence of Mr.. John 7. Davis and
in company with Miss Nina Davis, his daugh-
ter, went out in the river for bath, the
former accidently getting beyond their depth.
Miss Nina, with decided GOODNESS, realizinP
the situation, obtained rails and pushed out
to the struggling girls, who caught on and
thus were saved from watery grave. Bott
Of the young ladies were quite near exhausted
when hshed out of the water and had TO bt
carried home.
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charlotte Hall Camp Meeting.

The camp meeting brought hundreds Of
people to Charlotte Hall on Sunday. At 9
O'Clock vast numbers of vehicles poured in
from lower St. Mary's, Prince Georges and
Charles counties, and the crowd was greatly
augmented on the arrival ofthe special excur-
sion on the W L P R. The camp promises
10 be one of the most successful ever held in
lower maryland. Mr.. B. Thomas, of Charles
county, is caterer for the dining tent aud has
everything 6rst-class. Special trains will run
each Sunday over the W. & P. R. R. until
close of camp.
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New Adds

Charlotte Hall will begin its new scholas
tic year the first of September See ad. Tbi.
is the cheapest and one of the best schools Ia
the State Patronize your home school.
The colorcd people will hold picnic and
concert at Pomlret On the 23rd instant, for the
benefit of Pomfret Church
hessrs Willis Robertson are ready to sup
ply farmers with wheat fertilizer.
A tournament at Newport for the benefit of
that church next Wednesday.
Messrs b. A. Howard & Bro. has Cham
pion Drills for sale, and excellent guano also.
MT 7. Hamilton wants a colored tenant.
me Columbian Tournament to be held at
Hughesvllle on the 23rd instant, will be the
affair Of the season
Col. dcKibhins tourney on the Both mn,t
not be sverlo, ked
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LNSOLTENT NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County.
Port Tobacco, August llth, 1898.
To the creditors Of Ina ldeus WEIGH, ~
Insolyent

Take notice that Thaddeus WEIGH, of
Charles county, an insolvtnt debtor, hav-
ing fled his petition to be discharged
from all his debts and liabilities under
Article XLVll of the Code of Public
General Laws OF the State Of Maryland,
and such petition beng now peniln., a
meeting OF the creditors ofsueh insolvrnt
debtor will be held on the 23rd day of
August. 1898, at the office o. the Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Charles county,
in Port Tobacco. at III O'clock "a. M
for the purpose of proof of claims. pro-
pounding of heterogeneous aud the Sc
lection of Permanent Tr Istee, or Trns-
tees.
ADRIAN POSEY,
aug II BIT Preliminary Trustee.
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HALL SCHOOL

CHARLOTTE HALL.
~ St. Mary's county, Nd
TOOTH SESSION begins September 4ih,
IZU 1898 Course of studies revised and
improved No academy ia the State offers
greater advantages TO the student OF more
liberal terms The patronage Of Southern
Mary land is her birth-right.
GEORGE NJ. THOMAS, A NJ.
aug liam Principal
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Death

Mrs. Alice F. Rowe, wife OF Day Konhu
Sergeant VIM. B Rowe, the Cen'ral fol've
District. Baltimore, Md died on Frinay %
last week, at her home, 800, NORM Vs" -.
! Avenne she was the Oldest diug hter OF Cap
! tnin Solomon Foxw ell, this county. Her re-
mains arrived per steamer Sue on Sunday
/ last and were promptly int red at the ~ IS
burial ground, near his sillaee Our 5. N
patby 10 her grief stricken father and TO sor-
rowing relatives and friends.-St Mary En-
terprise. ,oa
Mr. Rowe, the husband of the deceased
lady, was formerly Of this county, but moved
to Baltimore several years ago. Ills relatives
reside in pomfret neighborhood.
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straw worth More Than Wheat

A farmer down in Somerset county find:
that his straw is " nth m IRE III m his wheat
He produced $50 bushelsot wheat on 33 acres
or about 10 bushels to the acre, which, at the
price ruling when the calculation was made
indicated for the crop value of Sl2 per acre
His straw weighed two tons per acre, and was
worth So per ton, or SIC per acre The ag-
gregate value of the grain was $4O3; of the
straw 1928.
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Hicks for August.

Hicks, the weather prognosticator, ha:
this 10 say about the weather for August
LAS we enter period 9Th to 18th, look for
about the hottest spell of the summer. Vul-
can. Mercury, Venus Moon, Saturn, all bear
on The period Hard storms, or phenomenal
neat, changing suddenly to very cool, must
result The same conditions will exist for the
reActionary days, i4th and 18th. Stubborn
heat, with much tendency to hard electric
storms and heavy lo,ai rams, or water
spouts, are more than probable from 10th to
gard. Watch all heavy clouds. Cooler from
gard TO about 26th and 9Th, AT which time
warmer with storms. Month ends warm,
with storms starting in the West Many
earthquake indications in August
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs George T. Carri"o' accom-
nanied by their sisters, Miss Helen Carrico aud
iaiss Mary Hughes, OF Baltimore 'ei' las
week for Zip around the great LAKES. They
.-ll ii it The Norld's Fair aud returning SOL
ID Niagara fa' The "trip viii extend aoon.
two weeks
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Why isn't this good thing2 DR., Fenner' s
Kidney and Backache Cure is warranted to
give satisfaction in every case or money re-
turned. Such proposition couldn't he
thought Of if the medicine wasn't superior to
all others For sale by all dealers and W W.
Padgett, Port Tobacco
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Foot Cut off.

The little nine year old son of Captain
Kiehotz, of the noon train, was permanently
MANNED last week, by having foot mashed
by a freight car. The train in charge of his
ather had just arrived at Bowie when the
tile fellow attempted to board itaud slipped,
is foot getting under Car which was NOV
lg. crushing it so badly that it had to be
mputated. Much sympathy is expressed
ere for the boy, as well as for bis father, Who
well known and beliked.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

George 7 Sloan a Bro lumber dealers
whose card appears in this paper are well
known III olghout this county. They are
making specal effort for country business
and we are confident tult our patrons will DO
well lo see item before buying The boards
qnotel Tor are all sound, large, Is feet lonl
and tar widths; The flooring is worked, AID
the shingles will make good servi ceable rdof
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them CasrOria
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Steam navigation was once lOok.d upon
with doubt So was the power OF Dr. Fem
ner Cough Honey to relieve any cough in one
hour, until thousands of trials demonstrated
the fact Equally good for horses. Gives
energy and strength Money refunded if sat
staction not given. For sale by all dealers
and W. W Padgett Port Tobacco.
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Runaway.

NUHHWH3'
The horse attached TO tse vehicle OF the
mail contractor on the route from 'n''
into ST. Mary's county, ran away on Monday
morning aud the vehicle was demolished anu
the driver painfully hurt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

Four changes allowed TO yearly aoNefhseie
without additional charge. ,,-..- .,,a
Ali advertisements due and payable amer the
nrst insertion ,,...i.o,tons
Obituaries and Personal communications
III he Inserted at ten cents per line.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

For headaches. biliousness, eonstipation'
dizziness. sleeplessuess, the blues, seroiu.s,
the blood and all skin eruptions Dr. Fenner
Blood aud Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
never fails. Warranted to satisfy or money
refunded. Could this be afforded II the ZEN
edy wasn't certaiul For sale By all dealers
and W. W Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11
RepubIican Primary Meetings ana
County Convention.

The Republican voters Of Charles county are
requested TO assemble in primary meetings al
their usual places Of voting in tue several eiec-
tic n districts, on
saturday, August 10th, 1898,
between the hours of p. m. to p M, Tor
the purpose Of electing FIVE delegates TO repre-
sent their respective districts in County Coz
ven,ion TO be.held at Port Tobacco, on
Monday, August 2Ist, 1893,
for the purpose Of electing three delegates tc
represent Charles county in the Republican
State Convention, which meets ia Baltimore
city, on
wednesday, September 6th' 1898
for the purpose of nominating candidate FOL
Comptroller. By order Of the State Central
Committee fo- Charles county.
SAMUEL C. PADGETT,
oro11-bt Chairman.
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." 'oOu'' J C. sEDwICK, P. c.

The Rev. Gilbert Fearing Williams Arch,
deacon Of Washington, will hold ConvocsuonHl
Services ia the various Parishes IN Chafies
county during the mouth Of Seplemner;
JE PUtNDEiTER.
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TO THE P0PULlSTS OF
CHARLES COUNTY.

You are hereby called to assemble in Port
Tobacco, on
Tuesday, august 29h, 1898,
at II A. m. for the purpose of nominating
candidates 10 he voted for ut the next election,
NOV. 7lh.) Candidates TO be voted tor, are
Us follows One Suite Senator, two Rtpesen-
mtives to the House Of Delegates, one County
Commissioner, one Sheriff, aud a count, Sur
vevor. All who voted the Populsi ticket at
the last National Election, and all declaring
intention 10 support that ticket at the coming
election are earnestly requested to attend.
JOHN T. DlGGES, VI. D.
+ W. STONE
J Q. HOW ARD.
=. C. KENDRlCK,
ARTHUR THOMAS,
aug 4.tl Committee.
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fhoms Church IN Suuity next, lasting I'M
Ri Td,sday, inclusive,
J Miss BIRTH G. mia ton has purchased Il t
bn the centre 1t Ii Plata on Main Avenue,
band will negn ut on the erection of d Aeii-
ing. And 50 the city grows.
Mr. jim Burning. pu lie school teacher
ad this county, hut who is on visit 10 his
uoue u st. Mary's county, Is reported to have
ilecu seriously injured ny ueths thrown irJui
:. ruI away horse.
lr. P. " Hawkins has received the ap
pointnent of drplty IA the lnirrnd Revenue
Sc Ice under Vaudlver, and will Re loo Ted
IA Washington. The office pays Sl40O per
| tnlun.
Mrs NJ A. Taylor, of WAshir gton, D c
accompanied by her daughters, Mrs. Bradford
Biteman Miss Wood, and Miss Lulu Wood
are summering at their country home ~ at
ten, on tn. Wicomico.
Mr.. W j. Norris. representing the Shot
mouse OF Horner Br9s, is making his regular
trip through the county. Mer
chants, save up your orders
and help your county man, and you know
tnat you can rely upon what Dan says abou
bis goods.
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The dancing rope has died out with the
present generation # children.
Sthool children are bemosu,us the fact that
the summer vacation is half over
Miss Daisy Farral, Of Baltimore, s visiting
her sister, Mrs NJ. A. Freeman Liuleworth.
Captain H. Il Boswell has returned from
bis trip 10 the Chicago fair
Miss Florence G. Jenifer, of Baltimore coun-
ty, is visiting the Misses Mitchell, rhainslon
Mr.. F. Desales Howard, Of Washington, is
sick at bis mothers home, Isothair.
Mr.. W. F Brawner, who has heen quite
sick, we are glad to know is much improved.
Colored camp meeting will begin at Pisgah
on the 10 b, and end on the 2sth instant.
Misses Maggie and Daisy D er. OF Washing
ton. are guests OF Miss Filomena Stonestreet.
La Grange.
Miss Kate Posey and Miss Mary Gardiner
Of Washington, are visiting Mrs David Smoop
La Plata.
Rev. Father lyman, Of Pomfret Church, has
been removed and stationed at st. lnigoes,
ST. Mary's county.
DEPUTY Clerk Robert |. Digges has been
drooping for the past week, from malarisl
attack.
Mary Lucille, infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. V. B. Pennington, La Plata, died on
Monday.
Mr. John J Hamilton, who has been sum
merine 10 the county, returned TO Washing
ton on Monday.
Mrs. +. HUNT, Of Nattawomau, who has
been very sick is, we are glad to state. much
improved.
Mrs George Gross has had an attack of bill
lie usness. Mr.. Gross, who also has been I'M
WE'LL is out again.
Mrs VIM. f. Shields and Miss Fanni
Brawner. Of Washington city, are VISITING en-
family Of Captain r. NJ. Smoot, Eltrslet:
Mrs. W. J. Norris is enjoying the summe
season with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. h
! Ching. near Wicomico.
e A package has been ef, at this Office ad
y dressed to E. L. Wright, Port Tobacco.
5 there is any such person in the county be wi
i please call and get the same.
:, Mr. Compton has recommended the appon
ment of Mr.. 7. R. Farrall as postmaster at !
% Pla The Office is now held by Mr.. Ii.
4 Robertson, Democrat.
/ An enjoyable reception was given BY MI
Is Nina Davis, at her home, Westwood Mano
Is in honor Of her friends, Misses Ella Davis al
D Rosalie Brawner.
IT Richard b., the jovial Port Tobacco bact
Re lor. is suffering from sore foot He ma
or ages to shuttle around pretty lively, howey'
of wien fair damsel halls in sight.
v Mr.. Willie Tippett. of Aliens Fresh, is ha
e ing his dwelling painted, adding much
" looks of the village, and speaking lots
y friend Tippetts thrift.
a Mr.. T. Garfield Jenkins, at meeting OF
as State Alliance held in Baltimore ON Tuesd'
- was appointed one OF the Vice Presidents
ret that organization.
' "e Miss Clara jenkins gave a tea on Wedn
u? day evening in honor Of MISS Mona Thou
- soa, OF Rockville, who is visiting friends
the county.
Iohn Ware, of the B. h P. R.
"a mug I'm a uasgpDi
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Exhibition Days of the Agricultural
Fair Association, of Prince Georges county NY
Md, September 18th, 18th l4th anu lotn' 90
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ARDERED by the court this 25th day o
~ July, IN the year 1898, that the rep r
OF the special auditor made and filed in tn,
above entitled case be ratified and confines
unless cause to the contrary be shown on OIL
before thhe 3rd Monday in August, A D
1888 provided a copy Of this order be insert
ed in some newspaper published in Clarie:
county once in each of four successive week
before the said 3rd Monday in August, 1893
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
ofCt. CT. Court for Charles County
True copy-Trst:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
jy 2s-dt
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IN. J. Hubert Roberts lost a mtre on
S[day by falling in the cqnnery aell AT IL
Hala The nnina was At large in the village
ind walked on The covering Of the we'll which
. was insecure and i'll in. When the accident
WAS ciscot cred the mare w4s still alive stirring
s,f;out in The water winch was about fourteen
ftst deep, but died shortly after beag pulled
out
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MILLS aud ROBERTSON.

The nhose firm IS prepared to furnish all
grades Of fertilizers to The farmers at the low
Ee. -'o - Rock, sI3, Pure Ground
n Pnoslhaie,at % per tJn
ft I,i $ vIautee'l. Send themyo"r ofdets
nI SIS ,, ~
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Terms for Advertising
Transient Rates.

Advertisements Of one square OF less, ana n no,
exceeding three insertions; vail ne iistIlsv ~
a. "a. or IS cents for each subsequent inseruohi
longer ones in the same proportion. spaee
esasI TO eight lines Of BREWER makes a SQUARE