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NEW
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SOAP

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MS 0ne trial will demonstrate. 1t il
the result uf twenry.s, v.n years OF
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the old and well-knowu Dobbins'
Oleine Soap, during which time
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how to put the most potue into bar
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perimeniihg as 10 how much they
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matter Of course. value.
What We hare learned. We now
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satisfy you that il is shat we say.
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E4F Ask your grocer ior il. and don t
be put oil with sny other until YOU
have tried it yourself.
Dobbius' Soap Manufacturing Com
psny, Philadelphia
l. L CRAGiN 4 Co,
Oct 49, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Yisiter from the West.--Niss Anna
Rdelen, OF Brooklyn, Iowa, is visiting rels.
lives and friends in this counts. and on Sat-
uraay last was 10 La Plata wishing Mrs VIM
N. WEIGH, whs is near relative Tie
young lady is a daughter OF Fred Edeien
xhs with brother. Thomas Edelsn. left this
county and went West about twenty years
ago, aud became prominent aud prosperous
citizens in their adopted homes. Miss Edelen
is a highly accomplished Young lady with
charming manners, and makes friends of all
whs meet her Like all the other bright and
talented young lady visitors 10 our town, she
expressed herself ia favorable terms of L.
Plata, and thought that beyond doubt this
should be the location Of the county seat
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Entertaining Concert One of the
most entertaining concerts was held in the
tow hall Tuesday night under IN. auspices
of the Glee Club, of ;Ononke, About two
hundred persons were in attendance, who
enio,ed the excellent music, vocal and ia
strumental, hugely, encoring frequently
the popular home talent. The Misses HALEY
and Compton by their sweet and melodious
voices. caught the admiration of the audience
from The frsL and rounds of applause
fjllowed the rendition Of their respea tive
parts The musical voice of Mrs. T. Garfield
Jenkins. came 10 for full share OF applause
as " ell as did the fIte tenor voice of her bus
band The piano recitais OF Miss AhnA
Marshall were much admired Messrs Tur-
nar HALEY and Thomas r. Mcpherson were
deseryedly complirgnted on their excellent
performance of iheiriparts Of the well selected
program. 81
The following ISLE program:
Masoueraders I. q. Jenkins, Misses
Cece and Blanche IDA ley, Mollie Compton,
Messrs R T HALEY, Thomas Mcpherson
and T. G. jenkins
"When Life is Brightest Duet, by Misses
HALEY.
Piano Rscital-Miss MARSHALL.
Solo. sOld Sexton"--Thomas R. Mcpherson
Soldiers Farewell Miss Molie Compton,
Messrs. 7. G. jenkins and T. n. Mcpherson
Recitation-T. G. Jenkins.
Solo-Mrs T. c. Jenkins.
'sCope Where my Love Lies Dreaming
Misses HALEY, Messrs. R. 7. HALEY and T. II.
Mcpherson.
Piano Recital-Miss Marshall.
solo-"The Song that RIA he'd my Heart,
Miss Cerie HALEY.
Rustic Festival-Choius BY the Club
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II
n. hams ~ twelve and O'Clock ia III,
,oo,n,og I'M. identical tim BIZ a remarkable
.o,..;derca a, ,vhich his on sis,sr Ne. Matv
u po.,rso aeoarted this ~ Josrph Berry
sh.v ,h;,d so, Of Iunccs r. ana the lat.
NJ 9 ch. 4, The Ai.t, a, ,fh;s..a
v;dox. .na so,r children vo sous and two
,.,, 10 sust n ths;, ,,ofound
....,.r.hie II. n. ;.,.,,,.n,
=. Give. !, ols s. maui. tme,,v nna.r IN.
,olumu ob.eouies admins ued b, the Rev.
Isuss po;nd.x,er. rect Of Port Tobacco
parish. The pal-bearers we're Messrs John
r. Monroe, John R. Robey Joseph Sttnpner.
Arthur Acton, James " rlow and Pliney
Gates. Messrs. Roberts and Wade had
personal charge Of the deco sed from bis lone
10 the grave where be IL eeping 1.-THE sleep
Of death. tPs. kills. in Pugh consistent
member OF the Profession Episcopal Church
..,;, h. Ala h. 49,. nevs [,heiess 81, ,,.o,,.
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of our blessed Redeeme-. I'd in conditional
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iow-iaoorers IN ine'' sew 'oe"uons wnleh
he adopted for an hoi living. Besides,
there is much real cor endation due Drs
o. "a uon,oa sor n as;,v .,,.rdsn.a
,-,.,s ri. ,;.r .ho.,,
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hec,ion devolve upon u ne or the other be- |
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tim. ,under medical con i; since il is known
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100 wen ths' s""' U'ss"l @s 'e"'e'eN incur
able by other complies us winch relspsed |
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Transfers Of Properiy-Deeas-tra from
NJ. Proctor and al to Maggie Swami, for
part Of Jordan" $500 c. P Wright to
Reginald Wright. for interest in lot; $3.50
Reginald Wright and wife to G. 2. Wright.
for lot; 1880 Martha Live and nj to Nag
S~ann, for Part OF Jordan $500 F D.
Gardiner and al 10 J Lee Wathsn, for IS
sc:.s Of land; Sll5 Ann Miatesd TO +. l.
Swami. for ''Nnrecraft's Friendship; Sl20
Thopas Haislip aud wife 10 r. Proctor, fol
"Maideu Fair" $1,000 n. g. Hungerford
ioJ 6 Ru.gertord. for 'Sunnrside;" 500
J A. flayIand to Baltimore Yearly Meeting
q Friends. for -Four Brothers. 81. W P
Jsmesou aud al to Thomas Wsems, for lot
Ss5. T. q. Gibbons and al to NJ. N. Hlgges
for apart Of Farthings;" o..
Mortgages From Reginald Wright nnt
~he tn Conrad Posey, on lot. etc; $500
Maggie Swami to Martha Love. on interest il
Part of Jordan" $500
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rhe Wednesday Club. The frat Of the
Lew series of asRcss Il the Wednesday Club
will be held in the town hall Thankst wing
night. All arrangements have been made to
make the entertainment an enjoyable affair.
Music--a cornst, aud two violins from the
city, have been secured for the occasion, aud
the usual luncheon will be served. The invita-.
tons to the summer dances have expired by
Limitation, new ones must be secured BY per-
sons wishing to attend. This rule WAS made
necessary 80 as To enable the executive COM
mittse TO form an estimate Of tbs necessary
provisions to be made for lunching the clnb
and its guests
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

s.H, Clifford, New Castle, Wis.,, -7as troubled
with neuralgia and rheumatism, his stomach
was disoEdered, his liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward
Sheppard, Harrisburg, Ill, had a running sore
on his leg of years standing. Used three bot
tles of Electric Bitters and boxes of Bueklen's
Arnica Salve, and his leg is SQUAD and WE'LL
John Speaper, Catawba, o., had large fever
sores on his leg, doctors said he was ineurable.
One bottle Electric Bilters and one box Buck
ten's Arnica Salye cured him entirely Sold by
W. ". Padgett, Pert Tobacco.
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C.u.t, Comml.sioner's Meeting

The BOARD Of County Commissioner were in
session 10 Port Tobacco on Tuesdsy transucting
miscellaneous business T. jeff Cox wss ap-
pointed constable for the 3rd Collection Dis
uict Comms.ior Simms was directed TO re-
build two bridges needed near Issue The con-
tract to furnish the county with 80 cords of oak
wood was awarded Messrs. Wsl.sr Mitchell
and George Lyon. At the meeting it was
decided that the Board NJ the next meetinp
organize itsslf into a local Board of Health
and appoint regular county physician, who
will be also secretary offieio Of the Board
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Religious Notices. --Divine services
.iil he held at Port Tobacco BY the Rev n
W. Owens, OF King George county, Va. on
Sunday the 25,h instant. All are cordially
invited to attend.
st. Mary's Church, Bryantown, will be re-
opened for Divine services D V November
a5th Full notice il next issue.
EN- SOUTHGATE, Pastor.
Divine Services will bs held, d. v Sun
day. November 18th. Mt Pisgah, NJ. e. Church,
South. at 10. 80 A. NJ. and same day ut Chick
smuxen AT 3,2c P.
&c. Sstwick.
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stolen. MIR Leaf Roby, Waldorf, suffer.
ID loss Friday night of last Week BY having
stolen from his Till about S45. Mr.. Rtby,
Who is keeping hotel and bar, bad quite Il
crowd in his place OF business and for some
purpose was compelled TO leave his bar room
ior IL sholt while, when upon returning he
found bis money drawer rifisd OF about the
above named sum. Mr. Roby has his sus-
pieion, but no positive proof against tue
thief
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Bs.ter rlme 10 rolonIal Heach

Better Time to Colonial Beach
There is scheme on loot among some ct the
property owners At Cooni i Besch sho reside
in Washington To secure better transportation
facilities to and from the leach. A few days
ago pnrty Of gentlem n owning cottages at
the Beach called upon the officials of the Penn
s,lvsnia Railroad CtmpAni, and a conference
was held which, it i believed, will lead 10
the establishment Of a railway aud boat line
between Washington nd the beach, covering
the distance in considerably less time than the
present route. Its proposed that the railroad
company shall establish station. wharves,
and platforms at Popes Greek. which is on
the river Just twelve miles from the beach
A line of boats will ply between this station
! and the beach, making clese connections with
the trains of the Pennsylvania comp,nv. II
Is thought hy this arrangement that the run
between Washington and Colonial Beach can
be made q two nouts and quarter. Alex
Gazette
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

Directors Elected. The regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of ,ae La Plata
Improvement Company. WAS held At the COM
pauy's Office in the town hall 90 Moaiay.
The reports Of the Offices show that the CONF
p.ny is ia u henlthy condition. The diree.
tors elected for the snsuiag year are, Col. L
A. Wilmer, J. II. Roberts, A. Posey. W. t.
Maurice, G L. Wade, j. y. Nattingly aud
r. Z. Horney.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

Yestry Meeting AN adjourned meeting
Of the vrsiry OF Por' Tobacco Parish was held
in Col. Wilmer otii'r, this village, on We'd
nesday. Thr purpose OF the meeting was to
receive the report Of committee composed
Of Rev j Z Puindrxief sud Mr. s. Cox, Jr.,
before appointed on the proposition 10 repair
the enclosure .iound the rectoFy. Mr.. Cox
could not attend and consequently no report
could be made The meeting adjourned sub
iect TO the call Of the President.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

Land Sold --Messrs. V. B. Pennington
and A. Posey sold at the clerks Office door.
IN Por, Tobavso on Tuesday. the real estate
Of the late 4 W NARROW, and received
therefore 8l275. Msssrs. Hemty Middle,oH,
j Rufus Hicks aud J.,aes W. M.rlow, he
euise the PURCHASERS
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

ID. W. Fuller, ofOdnaioharie, N. Y. says that
he always keeps D1 Kings New Discovery IN
the house and his fatally has always found the
very best results folfow its use; that he would
not be WITHOUT it, Eprocurable q. a. Dyke
man druggist, CatsFpl, y, says that Dr.
Kings New Discovery Is undoubtedly the best
cough remedy; that IL has used u IN his FAMILY
for years. and II HID heyer failed 10 40 all that
is claimed for 1t. WtYnot try II remedy 80 long
tried and tested. laal bottles tree At W. w,
store, Port Tobacco. o0ets and 81
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

CLUB NOTtCE.-This is to give notice
10 those who have been elected members Of
The Wednesday SocinOle Club, and have not
Ssl settled their cues, that they can DO so on
OF before the dance Thanksgiving nighl.
sc. PApGETT. Treasurer
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About two ,ears ago, the Rev. Mr. Surf, OF
Blue Springs, Nebr, lost HE hair alter fever,
aud became nearly bald He finally resolved
10 use Ayers Hair vigor, and now has Us
fine a suit Of hair us could be desired This
10 certainly fact worth remembering
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DR.. Fenner's Salt Rneum ointment is known
by those familiar with II as the "grsndest
medicine ever sad, man For all skin
erupiions. Warranted to satisfy or money re-
turned. For safe ., all dealers anc W W
Padgett. Port TutarcU
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

Death Of G0Od t,tizrn. We are
panied to announce the drnt OF MIR. V. A
Thompson, one OF our nesl and most highly
respected citizens, whict occurred ut bis late
home, near New port IN Tuesday, the 18th
instant, aged So Years aud , days. His
death was not uneT pectsd he had been i'll
tor long time u con sumption, and his sur
rowing family and distressed friends were pre-
pared tor the worst at any time His funeral
took place Thursday and his rea,uins were iu-
terie, in tue cemetery ut Newport Church,
Rev. Father Wade performed the turial SER
vice. The deceased Was 10 tue manor uOrR''
II d always lived in this county He beRan
liie ike MANY Othsrs OF his dn,, q pUur Lu, -
and pursued lac avOcatiOn of Tar ming, al
way realizing n sufficient competence to cate
nicely for himself aud fpmily aud saving suffi-
cient To give his children All ac.deuuIal eli aci.
ton. His habits were OF tue best ln his dral-
lngs Win his leil1s man his conduct was
always straightforward aud honest. aad lie
died possessed OF a rhartcu-r pure, uprisht
and untainied 10y the slightest suspisIon Of
wrong And thus he leaves TO those nearest
they ma, we'll ieeI proud. /, can Ue tiuiy
said Ut him that he died ~iIhOut an entn,,
loved, hOnOrrd and respected sy large circle
oi friends aud aequaintsHees. la teii. non lie
was devOut Catholic, living always ~ 10
the strict tenels OF his church; IT. politics ne
was II Democrat, but never held Office A
wife, on' son, Mr.. John " Tn mpsun, u
prominent merchant 10 the county, aud two
daughters, one married and one SINGLE sur.
yive him
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

Or. Fpnnrr's blood and Liver Pills are the
best family physic Mild, no gripping, yet &C
tive and most thorough. Superior to all 9th.
ers. Warranted to satisfy q money refunded
For sale by all dealers and W. W Psdgett
Port Tobacco
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-11-16

Don't forget our special sale next Tuesday Of
Blankets, Lap Rsbef, Quilts, and Too yds oil
Calico at Sets per ard. also Mating lets
and Ingram Carpet Tets per I'd. Only next
Tuesday.
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B, Her Sister.

To Dealers: You hAve one or more cases Of
st vitus Dance in solr vicinity. Get my
Specific to them twill not disappoint thein,
you or me Ose bottle aiways cures. Serd
for circular TO DR.. VI. NJ Fennrr, Friir 1iA,
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The best salve in he world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt leum, fever sores, letter,
ehappeu hands, chi, fains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, ana poei fely cures piles, or no pay
required II is qua knteed to give perfect sat
isfaction or money landed. Price % cents per
boz. For sale by W. Padgett, Por obatLe'
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Suisse ,r tr the independents
1t is only one dollar year IN advance
II is gooi advertising medium.
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F'sur changes allowed to yearly advertisers
sithout additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable after the
hrst Insertion.
Obituaries and Perso0i Communications
eill be inserted at ten cents per line.
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Dr.. SHADES DISCOVERY

when baby was sick. We gave her Castoria.
When sho was Child, she cried for C~storia.
When she became Miss, she chung to ca~sris.
When she bad Children, she gave them CastoriA.
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On and after Wednesday, December 27th,
STEAMER ST. MARY'S.


STEAMER ST. MARY'S,
win leave Pier 8, ght street, BALTIMORE,
evsI, SATURDAY. and Wednesday at 81 q. m.
for Fair Haven, Plum FONT, Goyernors Run
and Palnkent river. as far up as Bene-
diet. Will cave Benedict Monday and Thurs
dav, at $50 ~. M. Sctierlv,
Sotierlv II, sa IN, Milestone Landing ut 10
a. M Governors Run at IL M Plum Point
at D. NJ, Fair Haven at 80 p. III. foE Balti-
more.
Steamer Westmoreland and Essex
will leave Pier 2, Light Street, ever,
Sunday aud Wednesday at p. m, for Patux-
cut river direct As far up as Bristol. 3 turn
ing, will leave Bristol on Monday &C 10 m,
and Friday at 9 a. IN Milestone 8 y. M, for
Baltimore, calling at no wharves on Monday
below Leiich's, except ~hrn slenallei from
wharves on the river fos passengers and per-
ishable freight On Fridar will call 81 all
wharves, al d only take on passengers and
perishable freight from those below .riteh's
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent
Jan gay Office, Pier . Lisht Street
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Terms for Advertising.
Transient Rates.
Advertisements of one square or less. and not
.fceeding three Insertions; will be inserted for
81 50, or IS cents for each subsequent insertion;
isnger ones in the same proper Sou. space
sSual to eight lines Of BREWER makes square
Standard Rates.
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iul,imo, between
4, O'Clock ID ihs
bya remarkable
sister Mrs. Mary
e Joseph Berry
p. ana the late
ar Of bis age. A
wo sous and two
n their profound
The interment
sneIry under the
Med b., the Rev.
! Of Port Tobacco
rere Messrs John
Joseph St.npner,
flow aud PIiney
and Wade had
sed from bis lone
seping 1.-The sleep
ugh n consistent
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-28
vaughanvilie Dots.

It has been some time since
piece for your paper. I Wiflts
give you the Vaughanville news
are having some very warm wesbss
and the farmers are progressing aos s
There are some people near VaughsS.
vile that have got in the habit of bor.
rowing water. There are two faIniHss'
who have got this habit; one viii go to
the spring one day, and the other viii
borrow from them, and the other viii
go to the spring the next day and then
they pay back.
Miss Nellie Watson, of Columbia, is.
visiting her uncle, Mr. J. G. jenkins.
Miss Maggie Brooks gave dance
last Friday night.
Miss Belle Williams is very lonesome
since her friend and teacher, Miss
Annie Bynum, left. We ali miss Miss
Bynum very much.
Messrs. G. a. Brooks and J. w. koon
spent last Thursday night with Rev.
J. a. Sigh, near Prosperity.
Protracted meeting commences next
Sunday at Soule Chapel, near Vaughan
vile. suppose it will go on all next
week, as the pastor says the members
are too cold, they must be warmed up.
Yours truly,
BILL SHORT.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-28

to define the situation as view it, and
as concisely as possible. Please accept
for yourself and others associated with
you my thanks for the compliment
paid, and your kind attention, and if
my pubic duties will permit, I may
possibly attend your meeting as a
spectator to see and hear what others
may have to say on that occasion. Very
respectfully, your obedient servant.
G. w. SHE'LL.
Washington, March 10.
CONGRESSMAN M'LAURIN TO CHAIR
MAN ALLEN.
Capt. Eber S. Allen of Columbia,
chairman of the Democratic party OF
of Spartanburg County, has received
the following letter from Congressman
McLaurin in reply to an invitation to
attend the Spartanburg meeting:
Washington, D. c., March 20, 1894.
"N1essrs. E. c. Allen and Others,
Columbia, S. z.
"GENTLEMEN: I beg to acknowledge
my appreciation of your compliment
tary invitation to address the people of
Spartanburg County on the "a inst,
but must decline the honor as I am not
candidate for any position except the
one that l now occnpy. AS the
occasion will doubtless be an interesting
one to all Reformers and Democrats,
my official position permitting, it
would afford me great pleasure to hear
other candidates discuss the issues Of
the day.
"As one of the representatives Of the
people who is deeply concerned in
whatever affects their welfare, I cannot
refrain from saying in this connection
that while there are some questions Of
local interest and importance in State
affairs, yet as the Reform Movement
has already accomplished its main pur-
poses, and may be considered a perna-
nent success and an accomplished fact,
that needs no advocacy or discussion.
I, therefore, consider the national issues
(bi-metallism, financial relief, etc. OF
paramount importance. Indeed this
is the only source from which our peo-
pie can secure a recognition of their
Just rights and relief from their present
financial distress. It is to be hoped
that our political discussions in this
year of Grace, 1894, may take higher
and broader scope and be relieved
from the discussion of issues which are
stale and Improbable.
CAT a proper time and occasion, it
would give me great pleasure to dis
cuss these issues. Hoping that your
meeting may be perfect success and
that proper direction may be given to
the political affairs of our State, I am,
very respectfully,
John L. McLAURIN."