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PANAMA STEAMERS ON THE PAcir ~

PANAMA STEAMERS ON THE PAclfi' Vas
officers OF the Panama Railroad Comp tna com.
rat the report from San Francisco tina. n"e on the
nanv propose to operate line Of steamers ~" has
pacific Coast is true. The Panama - 1 me North
-, onerattng a steamer Leased Ho,, ma time and
peen n Mitigation Company for some ., nv
It expects after May to CONTACT with the North
meTican company expires on M yeSr. extended
a na,i,ss for its business over those "n'" = NV
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J. otto BONNER no LONGER STEWARD
! otto Bonner has resigned from the Board OF
Stewards Of the Jockey club. Mr.. Bonner reSiS-
nation was accepted with regret by his felow-mem-
hers who end-avorel to have him continue as a
member. The following letter gives Mr. Donners
reasons for reslsnlng:
New-Orleans. Feb 10. 1894.
John Hunter esq. . 81, ~ ,,,s,
Dear Sir: | learn from the New York papers Just
NJ hand that am named one OF the stewards
~ IN. Jockey club If such be the case. herewith
hog 10 request YOU to withdraw my name from the
ia. Of stewards but present the same Tor mem
hnrshn of the club | need not assure you OF the
great interest | take In the formation ana aims OF
The Jockev club. but must repeat my eft-made
Statement that my business as well as my home
iIfe nrecludes my taking any official or executive
position whatever. Asking you 10 kindly oner m,
sincere thanks TO my associates for the honor onered
n an, vnIrs sincerely. j. O. BONNER
secretary Vosburg. OF the Jockey Club. and sew
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which Will be made public within few days
WILDWOOD OFT OF THE HANDICAP
The brown horse wildwood. years. by Whdidle-
Fedora ". was declared out Of the Brooklyn Han
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

Lime as Fertilizer = The Massa 'hus
eiis plpuehmau s'ys that the reason VIZ
lime is not used much in New England IS ? 20
haps due u The comparative scarcity Of iinle-
stone 10 most psris 10 ihis section. lhat I.
exerts benefi, ial action upon ueaty lands, anu
upon lands that have been for long TINE
cropped and msnured, there is abundant evi-
dence in all places where it has been tried
There are many places near our large towns
and cities where oyster and clam shells are
thrown away in considerable quantities
These are easily converted into food line oy
burning them in lime-kiln built Of oricas
for the purpose, or where there is not enough
deinar TO warrant the building offs kiln Tor the
purpose the shells may be imperfectly burned
10 a heap, constructed with alternate layers OF
shells and arewood a.d covered over WHO
layer Of sod TO retain the heat leaving a smoke
hole in the middle on top. tits not necessary
to use good wood for this purpose IN tnis
way dressing oflime might be cheaply pre-
pared wherever shells can be had, and the IA
Dor lie well repaid in the increased ieruiiy
Of the soil
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

POpHlists' Meeting "A large number OF
Popullsts gathered in Port Tobacco on Wed
nesday, pursuant to previous notice to elect
three delegates 10 a Congressional Convention
to be held later Mr. Hugh Mitchell was
elected Chairman, and Mr.. Garfield jenkins,
Secretary Messrs P A. l.. Contee, Garfield
Jenkins and A NJ Bowling, were elected del
egates 10 the Congressional Convention,
wherever held The sentiment of the conven-
ton favored holding the Congressional Con-
yention at Hyattsville, Prince Georges coun-
ty, and the influence If the Populiss Of this
county will he exerted in that direction -
Mr.. Bowling offered a set Of resolutions which
etre adopted, bat We are unable 10 give them
OF even the tenor Of them because our re-
porter having to 90 else where could not at
tend the meeting, ana no friend OF the work
ing mans party was industrious enough to
furnish the press with the same Messrs
Mitchell aud Bowling made encouraging
speeches to the meeting meeting and predicted
ultimately victory for their party
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

Deaths = Mr. J. Lemuel Padget, of this
village, died on Wednesday last, after long
ILLNESS Of heart trouble in the 56th year Of
his age His funeral took plSce yesterday
and bis remains were inferred in Mount Rest
Cemetery. Mr.. Padgett was highly esteemed
BY all who knew him. He carried on the
wheelwrght business in this village for many
years He leaves life and several child Gu
lie mourn death
Mrs NJ. G Herbert, relict OF The late James
7. Herbert, died in Baltimore on Tuesday.
The deceased had Teen in delicate health for
number of years. Her last attack was dyser-
terry, from which trouble she died Her re-
mains were brought down on the morning
train yesterday, and inferred by the side Of
her late husband, Mt Newport Church. She
leaves two children, Mr. ]. J Herbert, New
port and Miss Angie Herbert, Baltimore
both of whom are grown.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

Obituary Departed this life on June 22d.
1884, ~ her home, near BrYantown, after a
long illness from paralysis, Elizabeth Swami,
aged "A years. Her funeral took place on
Wednesday Of las, week, and her remains
were inferred in the cemetery at Bryautown
Church. She left one son and three daugh-
tiers to mourn her loss, all of whom are grown
We miss thee from our home, dear mother,
We miss thee from thy place,
A shadow DER cur lives is cast,
We miss the sunshine of thy face
We miss tiny kind aud willing hand
Thy fond and loving care,
Ours, is dreary home without thee.
We miss thee mother. everywhere.
By her Daughter
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

Excursionists and Visitors 10 Washington,
d. c, The Temple Hotel, Nos. GOA and COG
Ninth street, N. W, has been recently renod-
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iirst-class II is the most central hotel IN the
city Il all points OF interest and business.
street cars from all depots pass the door
Separate dining room for guests OF the hoiei.
Room and meals per day. 81 to 50 80. Elk
celieut meals in public dining room, % cents
each. je 29-ct
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06
soldiers Return.-Colonel Wilm,

Soldiers Keturn.-UOI0neI Wilmer
having completed the duties re was sent to
Frostburg to perform, dismissed his regiment,
and returned home on Monday last
The Colonel. apart from being little sun
burned, looks none the worse from his abori
Gus task OF active soldier life in guarding the
mines and brought home With him the
stones aud brick-bats that were thrown at
liis men IS souvenirs Of his expedition. II
Captain Boswell the CooneFs Ad-
jutant. returned as far as Baltimore and taen
went on to Alexandra, VA 10 join his wife,
who is visiting in that city.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06
Trustees Anpointsd. The

ITUSItts hVpOIHItU.- ne IUIIOWInS
Trustee have been appointed to fill vacancies:
And Election District-White Schools-No
2, T Chappelear, J r Edwards, W z Peters.
4th uiStrict-School No 9, B 7 Loon, q Z
Oliver, w H Sinclair. No 3, 4 BrookOank,
" E Simpson, T II Cooksey.
9th Election District -Colored Schools -
School No 2, F Boothe, + Wade, G Duckett
9Th Election Dis,rict---Schoul No 8, q Haw-
kins, Butler, W N DAVIS. No :, Key,
S Douglass, G + Yates.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

County Levy The County Commission,
els met on Friday OF last week to sign and did
sign the county levy. The tax rate is 9Octs
on The one hundred dollars-a decrease OF Gets
from the rate OF last year. reduction SO
large comes well during these hard times, amt
tie net will be duly appreciated by the tax
pnying pubic.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06
sun stroke.-Miss Edith Cox. a {

sun Stroke. Miss Edith Cox, daugh-
Acr o. Dir Cox, Jr kich Hill, suffered a sun
stroke a last Friday The young lady was
out in az hot sun feeding some poultry
vheu prosisatad irom the attack. DR. Spen-
eer WINS called. and under his skillful treat
sncnt. she soGn rallied and IS now free from all
danger. We regret to learn of Miss Cox's Ill
ness and trust she will soon he fee
from her ajlnent and strong in health again
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

Transfers of Property.-Deeds from
Anne Mlstead TO Mary +. Hart for Hard
Frost" SOS 25 A. W Neale and al 10 }. +.
Sheirnurn, tor Folly llili;' 50, 800.
a.ortgage from } +. Sheirburn to A. W;
an9 Charles A. Neale. OF Holly lliili
Sl.S5O
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

In Memeriam. Died, at her hsme, Of
Wednesday, June 9th, 1894. at noon, sfte
three weeks illness of latease suffering
which she bore with christian fortituds
Mary A beloved wife Of +. Il. HUNT, 0
MattawomAn Station, Charles county, Nd
in the 54th year of her age. Always quieI
| and gentle in manner, she was loved BY al
who knew her, and those who knew her best
loved her most. Her whole life was devoted
to her God. her husband and her children.
God in His mysterious Providence and in
ini,e wisdom, decreed that We should have
her no longer, and took her to himself.
OH why is it that God will give to US
treasure, allow us 20 retain it until i. IS en-
twined about on7 hearts to an memorable de
gree, and then deprive US of il? We do no
know, and who does?
God alone knows how miss thee
In my home, wife, so dear;
How for thee my heart is yearning
How loug thy voice to hear,
could not have borne the sorrow,
OF parting dear wife, with thee
If it We're act for the blissful hope
That again thy sweet face IN see,
In Heaven; be clasped in thy living srms,
Reunited, forever to be
By her husband.
Oh, mother, could you speak to Us,
And could GU live, again,
Your children's hearts would then be healed
But this we wish in vain.
Our hearts are sad and lonely now
Our grief too deep to tell;
But time will come, to us 50 soon
That we may With you dwell.
The midnight stars are shining
Upon thy silent grave
She sleeps, we cannot wake her
The one we could not save.
% chide US not for weeping;
For sorrow shades ou- brow.
She has gone from us to Heaven
Ne have no mother now.
By her children.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06
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Primaries Called AT a conference oil
Republicans held in Port Tobacco on Tues
day, it was decided best to have early primA-
ries, and in accordance with those views a
call for same has been made to he held on
Saturday, the 18th instant the coming
election great principle is involved whether
we shall have protective tariff, America
shall be Tor AMERICANS. our country prosperous,
good times, our families oomiorttbs and
ppy. or whether we shvll have N re OF free
trade heresay, hard times, low wages and
starvation Republican success means the
former Every Republican then shoul do
his duty and take an interest, forgetting al
past grievances, eschewing all bitterness and
join hands in the common cause for party
victory
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

EAFINsIUH VI a HILL V.--OW IN o
cursicn 10 Marshall Hall on Saturday last
the Dung daughter of Representative Linton,
q Michigan, was badly burned on the face
and hands by the explosion OF an alcohol
lamp The wife Of Congressman Aiken was
burned while irving to extinguish the flames,
hut vas saved rom serious injury.-Alexan-
dria Gazette.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

Trustees Sale --Messis. + N. Holmes
and j. Il Ching, Attorneys, Of Leonardto~n,
st Mary's county sold in ort Tobhcro, on
Tuesday, as Trustees, at public sale, farm
.beouging to the late Franklin Ching, near
Newport, to Ida Garner, for three thousand
dollars
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

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Port Tobacco
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

Crop Report Corn is looking well and
growing. Oats heading out Pastures dry
ug up icr w-ut OF rain Considerable tobac-
co yet TO he planted. Sweet potatoes dong
we'll All growing crops and garden truck
now need rain
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06

Marriage AR. VIM. f. Simpson, Of this
county and Miss Lillian S. Edwards, Of St
Mary's, we're married in Washington, On
Tuesda, last Mr. Simpson Is a memuer OF
the well known mercantile firm of Simpson
and Cory. Newport.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-06
Hicks FIR This Month

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bursts OF wind, hail and rail- Much light
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equinox during all July periods From II to
22nd will prove heated term, shich state
will continue up to and through the reaction
ary 2sth and 26.h unless ahated Ivy storms
about 18th and 18th or 18th aud goth. Tie
month will end in the midst of great heat
with threatening barometer, and possibly
active storms moving from the west.