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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

Obituary.-Died suddenly, at her home
in PomonkeJ, on Sunday, July 22nd, 1894,
of heart disease Mrs Emeline Carter, in the
5Sth year of her age. She leaves three sons
and five daughters to mourn her loss; all of
them are grown.
Death has robbed US If our mother. Pre-
cious WORT! She is 10 charge of the angels
now, prasing and glorify ny God and her
Redeemer. No pain nor shade of sorrow
comes to cloud our dear mothers brow now
Peaceful be thy slumher,
Peaceful in thy grave NJ rest;
Thou no more will join our number,
Thou art numbered with the blest.
A precious One from US has gone;
Tue voice we loved so WELL is still;
A vacant place is in our home.
Which never can be filed.
Cid in his great wisdom, has called her
immortal spirit unto himself; and we have
committed her OOdy into the bosom of our
common mother, earth, there to remain till
the earth is called upon 10 give up her dead
then will our dear mother he clothed ia a
body t,at is incorruptible; aud soul and body
lie reunited and purified, shall be like unto
the glorious body Of our dear Redeemer
By Her Children.
Obi how we miss thee, dear Grand ms;
How we miss thee from thy place.
A shadow DER ou- life is cast,
We miss the sunshine Of thy face.
Thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care;
Our home is lonely without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.
God alone knows how we miss thee;
More deeply We grieVe tor thee, as pass Il c
years;
Memories OF thee, so sweet and tender,
We cherish through our tears
By Her Grand children
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Base Rail Notes

Base Ball Notes One of the most in.
terestng and pleasant games of base ball
played on the La Plata grounds, took slace
on Monday last between the La Plata and
Bryantown Juveniles. The Bryantown BOYS
arrived here at 3 o clock p. m, unexpected by
the La P'ata boys, as their challenge was moi
acknowledged, but Notwithstanding the
La Plata youngsters were soon together and
gave them hot battle The score was close
throughout the whole nnmher of innings. the
La Plata boys keeping a few runs ahead until
the 9Th inning, when there was a tie. But on
the 9Th inning the Bryantown boys got the
worst of it, the score being 20 to 20.
match game of base ball took place be-
tween the McConchie and Waldorf clubs Of
Waldorf on Friday last Owing to the Nc
Concnie club having to take the evening train
home the game was called ut the end of the
9th inning, the score being % 20 3 in favor of
the McConchie club. Carrico the pitcher, pitch
ed Wild game giving the AcConchie bows
as many as five successive bases on balls We
suggest that the Waldorf club follow The exam
pie set them by the La Plata club and disband
The Georgetown base bali club failed again
lopntln an appearance ut Chapel Point, to bat
lie the MeConchie team. The match was 10
take place on Tuesday. The visitors not
showing up, II scrub team was gotten togeth-
er, rather than the spectators, who had as
sembed should be disappointed, and game
of ball played anyhow. The score stood
when III game was completed IA to 7 in favor
OF the McCt nchies
The crack game OF the season is expected to
be played at this place on the 9th instant be-
tween the Bryantowu and McConchie clubs
When the game is finished lunch and posi- |
bly, dance will he gwen by some admirers
OF the great sport to the two clubs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

Prohibition Meeting The Prohihi-
tsnists held meeting at Hughesville on Sat.
urday last and appointed The following dele
gates to attend the D strict Convention t, be
held at Glyndon, Baltimore county, August
stb; J. +. Weatherald, Samuel R. Neave.
Henry E. Mndd, W. l.. Dement,, Rufus Roby.
VIM. NJ Dubois, n r. Simmons.
]. E. Weatherald was reelected chairman
for another year and VIM. L. Dement,, Secre-
tary and Treasurer. Plans were discussed for
raising money for campaign fund and pledges
were given by all present
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Eseaped and Caught-Ou Friday :,

Escaped aud Caught --On Friday eve
sing of last week Jim Monroe, colored. con-
fined IN Jail for rape upon little colored girl,
made his escape, but was soon captured The
jailor went into the Jail late in the afternoon
to perform some necessary duties before clGs.
ing the prison for the night and while hi:
back was turned the prisoner gave him Il e
slip and got out the front door Sheriff AL.
britain was at oace notified and like the
skillful officer he is, he soon mapped Out
a line of pursuit, and with the keenness of an
astute detective, he was soon on the trail oil
the fleeing culprit, and on SATURDAY. morn
ing be had his man again sehind the bars =
Monroe, after making his escape. went to ri :
gsh where sister lives and was there located
and surrounded by the Sheriff and his assist.
ants, and fading further escape impossible,
willingly gave himself up.
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New w,v tn Eyade the 0vster Law

Down in somerset count, they have fallen
upon novel way 10 evade the oyster law
Under the law il is made a msdemeanor to
have oysters in possession between 25th day
of April and the first day of September in
each and every year, unless they are caught
from private beds for private use or brought
from some other State. II is alleged that the
riolators of the law in the Msnokin river have
hit uson a novel way TO eVade the law At
ter catching the o, sters it is alleged the, are
put in bags ind when the officers OF the State
Fishery Force pursue item the oysters are
thrown overheard and the location marked
BY a small buoy of some kind. When the
officer reaches the yiolstor he is either crab
bling or fishing and no oysters are found in
his possession. After the officer reiirts the
bags and the oysters are again hauled on
board and taken TO heir destination.
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small on account of the increisi prosperity of
the town, so he conceived the,rilliant idea of
building new hotel over it. This is being
done, and the old parts are. tAka out, MS they
can be dispensed with: m4an1lile, business
proceeds without interruption
1t is day again, and hake sen looking for
mosquitoes without success conelu led
that my host dd'n expect mtto catch any
What place for summerins bibies
Pleasant groves of hard wood trees border
the village, and have desire to seek the
shade of them, for it is summer even here. |
am told that plenty of land can he purchased
around abont La Plata for $50 an acre, and
good land improved with buildings, too .
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

Order Issued. An order has been issued
NJ the Postofice Department prlyding that
superintendants of mails at pCstoffiess of the
first and second classes may be selected by
the Postmaster General from the force ofeither
the railway mail service or the postofIice
where the dutissare to be performed. Hereto
fore on y railway mali service clerks were ELI
gibe for these appointments.
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The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public generally that ne has fitted ap a
fine hearse and is now prepared to itttnd to
all calls in the undertaking business On short
notice and reasonable terms.
Trimmings and ornaments of all Kinds for
Burial Gases kept constantly on hafd, and
everything fur nsned in as good style ks in the
cities, and at muca lover prices. Ready
made Collins, of all sizes and of various styles,
constantly GU hand Personal attention Civ
en- at funerals, and satisfaction guaraiiteed in
all cases. A call is respectfully solicited.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

Teachers Association A meeting Of
she Teachers Association was held at Chapel
Point on Wednesday. In consequence OF the
absence Of many Of the teachers who were TO
Jake part the regular program was dispensed
with and speech making by strangers was
the order Of the day. Prof W +. Smith, Of
Baltimore, Hon. John j. Neill, of ST. Louis
and Col G. O. Smith, Of Kentucky, made
short addresses Miss e. s Spencer, Of Bal
'imore, rendered The music, and was frequent.
IL encored.
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Terrible Accident

Terrible Accident hmes Vincent, u
colOred boy, about Is yearsold, attempted to
steal ride on the fIeight rain at this place
on Wednesday, and after letting on the Ca
boose car, jumped off, falling under the car
with one foot across the Tuck, a car wheel
passing over it cutting ittoff. Dr. 7. s
Owen was at once summoned and attended
to the wants of the WOUNDED boy. He cut
the ligament of skin by fhich the cut off
portion of the foot chung to the ankle, pulled
out the broken bones, and otherwise
dressed the wound The CONDUCTOR Of the
train upon observing the accident. backed his
truth, which had gotten soue distance up the
road to the station and at Iouce Notified by
telegraph the Superintendent at Wilmington
OF the occurrence. The Later answered and
directed that the boy be AIKEN by the 80
train TO Baltimore to hbspital, and the
doctor accompany him, Fhich was done,
r. Owen going as far as Bokie The doctor
thinks amputaIion will be lecessary, but the
boy will suffer no serious results other than
the loss Of his foot.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

Mr.. q. Caillouette, druggist, BeaveryilIe
III, says: 30 Or. Kings New Discovery / owe
my life. was taken with la grippe and tried
all the PHYSICIANS for miles about, but of mo-
avail and was given up and told could NOT
live Having DR.. king'e New Discovery in nv
store l sent for bottle and began its use and
from the first dose began to get better and after
using three bottles was up and about again
1t is worth its weight in gold. We wont keen
s tore or house withOutit.n Get a free trial hot.
tie at W. w. Padgett's store, Port Tobacco,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

One hundred and (l5OI worms from two
doses of DR.. Fenner's Pleasant Worm Syrup.
Write Mrs S. S. Sherlock, or Mrssrs. Brenne
man 4 Steiner, Elidu, Allen Co., 0. A child S
cordial for all stomach, bowel and worm dis
eases. Money refunded if satisfaction not
given For sale by all dealers and " W
Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

Neither ralome nor any other injurious
drug is contained in Ayers Pills, They are
composed of the active principles of the hest
vegetable cathartics, and their use is always
attended with marked benefit. For slug
gish liver or for constipation, nothing sur.
passes Ayers Pills
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

POpulists' Pole Raising The Popu-
lists will egin their campaign in this coHnty
on the llth instant, bY pole raising at
Hldebrand's, near Lothair A large meeting
is expected and speeches will be made by Mr.
N. A. Dunning, editor ofthe National Watch
man, at Washington c ty, and others of ma
tional prominence as well as by seve al local
leaders of the party lfyou want to hear the
principles Of the new party thoroughg dis
cussed, be sure and attend
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Runaway Accident--Miss Eta Wilmer,
of Baltimore, was eighty injured by being
thrown from buggy Tuesday night Miss
Wilmer accompanied Mr.. E. W Robertson to
the dance at Chapel Point, and on returning
late in the night, Mr.. Robertson in passing
through Bel Alton got out to mail some letters
leaving Miss Wilmer sitting in the buggy
During Mr. Robertson absence dog ran I'M
der The horse causing the animal 10 take freight
aud run throwing Miss Wilmer ont and de-
molishing the vehicle
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Religions Notices The Second Qusr.
terly Conference Of Charles Circuit, NJ E.
Church South, will be he'd d. V at Pisgah
Church, Saturday, August 4th, at II a tn
SUNDAY, 9TH, Love Feast at 10 m Public
services, With Holy Communion, at II a. m,
aud services same day Mt La Plata at IN.
Preaching BY Dew. J f Arm,troug Presid-
ing Elder OF the East Baliicore District
j. G. SEDWICK, P. C.
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The little ones are the lie and JOY of the
household, and no home is complete or natu-
raj without them. For all heir little ills and
worriments DR.. Fenner's Soothing Syrup is
superior to all others. Warranted to satisfy
or money refunded. For sale by all dealers
and W. w ,adgett. Port Tobacco
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

Transfers of PrOperty.-Bills OF Sale
from Mary E. Jones to L. S Herbert, $7O.-
Jacob Young to John H. Miller; S25 Joseph
S. Carroll to J. W. wa9ag; 500. T.
Dyson TO W. NJ. jameson 5000 Bernard
Mitchell to MatIingly Bros $40. NJ. D.
Burroughs to Norman Caruenter and al; 5000.
Samuel N. Lyon to E. N. iC,rpenter and al;
$3.50. j. W Posey 10 Carpep,er and al; 5000.
John A. Burch and al tjbimpson and Cory;
$40. Jordon Warren to simpson and Cory;
800. Thomas II. Day to Simpson and Cory;
5000 Hilleary Bell to In F. Lancaster;
S24 As. A. X. Montgsmiry 10 Nay lor and
carroll; $3.50. W. f. joins % Legard Jones;
$3.50. L. W Chase to J-sI. Wise $25 R.
Stewart to Edgar Boarmal and al; 500. F
Middleton to F A. 2ichuAnd. $500. Wash
Yates to Fowler and Yae. 800 ]. w.
Jackson to Murphy and Jsneson; 1895 30
D. Cole and wife to L. S, Herbert $50. W.
Dyson to A. Posey; $3O0 Albin Butler to
j. I. Rlcei S23. II. Mathews and al to F.
Brooke Matthews; 1913 1honas H. Day to
L. S Herbert; $40 o.
Deed from from James Z. PIdgett and
H Arrow to Frederick W Reuter-,
for "Iiopewell," etc; 5000
Release from L. Victor BIB gilman to Carlos
NJ. de GormaLda.
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Land Sale A Posey, sold AS Trustee,
at the clerks Off e door, on Tuesday by pub
lie aacliou, tract OF 80 acres Of land known
ns Part Of 1hampson's Purchase" for S2O6,
to Mr. Zach T. Hayden
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Fell bead Mrs. 5 G. Lancaster. of
Newport lost valuable mare on Tuesda,
last She had driven the animal to Chapel
Point. where she attended the
dance, and upon leaving at a late
hour that night he was taken sick and fell
dead
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

A special regiment of the National Guard
Of the District Of Columbia. kndef command
OF Major Sness, embarked 10 the steamers
Manchester and River Queen, Ind were carried
down to Marshall Hall on ulday asst where
they will camp for several we Ks
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-03

As a remedy for all forms If headache Elee-
trio Bitters has proved TO h. the very best. 1t
effects permanent cure and she most dreaded
habltual sick headaches yiel to lis Influence,
We urge all who are afflicted 10 procure a bot
tie, ar. give this remedy fafr trial. In cases
OF haph lal constipation Elec tric Bitters cures
by giving the needed tone ID the bowels, and
few cases long resist the use ~ this medicine
Try it once. Large size 5OctI at W. W. Pad
gett's store, Port Tobacco.
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ORDFp NISI.
III the Circuit Court for Charies Counfy.
No S2S Equity.

VIM T Cninget al vs. Joseph II lining ct al.
riered b. the court TIL. FIRST day
of August in the year 1894, that
the au Ito, report made and filed in the
above entitled case be titled and ,onirmed
unless cause 10 the contrary be shown on or
before the Bird Monday of August 1894; pro-
yded !, cop. II this order lie inserted IN some
newspaper published in Charles county once a
week fur three successive weeks prior to the
said Bird Monday of August 1894
j. SAMUEL rURNrRCierk
1t. CT. for Char S County.
True copy-Test:
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
aug Bet
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Ordered bv the conrt this 24th day oEJuly,
10 the year 1894. that the sale made IND re-
ported 10 the above entitled cause bv mes
+. Matthew's and Adrian POsty, Trustfes, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause TO r. con
irary lie shown on or before the End ]nnday
IN august, 1894; provided cnr, of th order
De inserted in SOM nesSp, puhlis BED in
Chsrles county once week for three Nucces.
sivr weeks prior the said 2nd MOI da, in
Angus 1894.
Tine report states the amount Of sd,k 10 be
$50.
J. SANE lsTURNER. Clt IL
of CT. fsr,ed Or Charles co Nnty.
True copy-Test!e anaty
j StMleoortou RNER. Gle
jv 27-gt -
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Piles, sore eyes cracked lips, chapped hands,
a nd all skin eruptions, are cured By DR.. Fen
ner's German Eve Salve Warranted TO sat
isfy or money refunded. For sale by all deal
ers and W. W. Padgett, Port Tobacco
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ORDER NLSL. Z
In the Cir uit Court for Charles G bun
No. 1903 lnsolyencies
John W. Thompson vs.. His Credi brs.

Ordered by the court this oath
july, in the year 1894. that tie sale nj
reported in tn above case by Adrian
Permanent Trustee, be ratified and co
unless cause to the contrary be
before the End Monday OF Augu.
vided copy Of this order be ins
newspaper published in Charles
week Tor three successive weel
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9Th. D and Penn. Avenue, S. E.

The Ladies' want Il new Dress new Cape new Hat
new Gloves new Shoes new Hose and new Corsets and
Summer Underwear
The Gentlemen want Shirts new Neckwear
Straw Hat Summer Underwear and new Gloves.
The Baby wants II new Dress new Cap new Coat
Summer Underwear, new shoes and Il new Carriage
The House needs Mattings new Window Blinds, new
Linens, now Dishes Cooking Utensils and all
Wooden and Tin are for the wash-room
The Lowest Prices and in the City
can be found i all the
above goods ut
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Alexander Army knew no defeat. The sam
is true ofDr. Fenner's Golden Relief 1t Is war
ruuted to relieve toothache, neuralgia, head.
ache, or any other pain in 2 to minutes -
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bites, burns, summer complaints, collie, (also
in horses), diarrhea, dysentery aud fux. II
satisfaction not given money returned. For
sale by all dealers aud W. W. Padgett, Pert
Tobacco
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The somewhat unsual circumstance of two
moons in the same month will be seen his
month, the first on LIST day OF the month ana
the 2nd on Both. anu
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terprslng and popular merchant, Dir. Berry
of Benedict, and wish him speedy recovery
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Dutkieh's hfntcn S0tve.
The hest salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
ehapped hands, chilblains, eorns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required II IS guaranteed to give perfect So t.
lsfaetion or mon y refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by W. W. Padgett, Portr obaco
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Having secured the services OF first
class dress maker from the tit,. | am now
prepared to do dress making at moderate
prices.
Mrs WV WEIGH. "a Plata, Nd.
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9Alu ND MODudY UI NUEuH-' Io5f
J. SAMUEL TURNER, ElTk
Ct CT. CT. for Charles kIlnty
True copy-Test:
]. SAMUEL TURNER 9lprl
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Evening journal., 1894-07-25
THE RAIN DID GOOD WORK.

Vegetation, While Much Injured by
Drought, Looking Up-The Outlook
More Favorable.
The recent refreshing rains have done
much good to the crops of Eastern Mary.
ladd and Delaware, aud the outlook for
corn, tomatoes aud other truck Is good
Wheat is IA excellent condition, and
while oats are light, they are In good
quality. Early tomatoes are beginning
20 come ip, and lew peaches are being
shipped Apples promise a light crop
The following reports received by the
Department OF Agriculture show the
conditions st different Joints:
At Millington, Kent county. the
weather Of the past week was hot and
dry. Temperature up in the nineties
nearly every day. Corn is suffering
Gardens all burnt up Tomatoes look
well. but need rain. Wheat about all
threshed and in excellent condition A
few peaches have been shipped. Apples
aud other fruits scarce.
At Chestertown, Kent county. the
weather is very hot and dry. A light
shower on July 81 lowered the tempera-
ture and improved the corn which was
suffering for rain, especially on the hills
and light land. Tomatoes are ripening
rapidly
At Chesapeake City, Cecil county, IT
( has been dry and warm. Drouth broken
on July 20 by a good rain which was very
beneficial to all crops Oats In shock
/ some thrsshed; yield light, quality
good Corn is tasseling out and will be
greatly benefited by the recent rains.
Garden truck very poor, owing tc
drought
A. Greensboro. Caroline county. the
week WAS extremely hot and dry
( Drought partly broken, and raining
Corr, tomatoes and truck very muct
injured, but prospects still favorabl,
under the circumstances
At Preston, Caroline county. after &
very hot week a northeast rainstorn
accompanied by little wind appeared
This will relieve in part the almost threat
ening famine The early planted corr
may now yield a half crop That lat,
planted will probably make a full crop
Little wheat is expected to be seeded
this fall
At fredericksburg, Caroline county
showers on July l6 gave corn goo'
start Early tomatoes will bs ripe Ii
about week Buckwheat sowing n
progress Some apples ripe but Yer,
scarce, as also are .aches All kinds o
vegetation look well Wheat threshiol
about over. Heavy showers on July 2l
At Esston, Talbot county, the corr
crop has been irjared by dry weather
potatoes also Tomatoes have been re
tsrded and pastures made short.
shower came, Saturday night, when owe
three inches OF rain fell in two hours.
In Wicomico county, corn shows tn
effect Of dry weather also cabbage an
other garden products Melons ar
small. Sweet potatoes need rain, ais
pastures
Evening journal., 1894-07-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The shields Library Association will give
rect parade tonight.
Harry J. Mackty was thrown from a
wagon OF which he was the driver. by col
nlon win an electric car AT DelswaIe
avenue and Broome street, yesterday after
noon,
The Women Workers OF Harrison Street
NJ. n. Church gave an excursion 10 Cape May
to-day.
-Jsmes W. Burris, aged 60 years, died at
No. sls Pine street, yesterday, and win be
buried az Riverview Cemetery tomorrow.
Although the day dawned bright and
clear, Hugh NJ. ldity soon arrived, and re-
marks about the weath.r were the order OF
the day.
The fish dealers Ia King street market do
not have to display signs. They send out
scents for he entire ~ are, and TO advertise
or shout their wares would be All non-scents.
1t ia said thata lumber Of Wilm ngton-
fans have applied for the job Of sprlnkling
the streets Of Delaware city.
Three parties Of churchmen went TO STAN
ton this morning 10 attend the special all-day
services at 80. James Church, the program OF
which WAS published In full yesterday.
The Peuns yrove steamer Ulrica brought
over "A large party Oh eX .ursiOnirts en- route
for Cape lday this morning. They boarded
the W. q n. trains foe the Republics landing.
Another larse cargo of Eastern ice is be-
wharf from the Bath schooner l.. 5. Levering
for the Diamond Ice Company.
-Building Inspector Donl issued q permit
IN David JohnsO to-day, 20 build nte r
story brick houses at Sycamore ana FRANKLIN
streets.
lit is said that the George Washington
Fishing Club has selected August l3, for good
luck. tor its trip down the bay
A Milford man made running catch'
at the p. W. q Is. station this morning
rushing nearly two squares behind the rear
end OF his train before he could throw him
self on boa d.