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Chapter 22a.


AN ACT to repeal sections 1879, 100,
l9l, 1872 and 1873 of Article TX of the
code ofpubllc local Tvs, title Charles
county, subtitle wild Fowl. and
to re-euoct the same with amendments
and additional sections thereto.
BE 1t enacted by the General ASSEM-
J OF Maryland, That sections lo9.
U, l9l. W. and 1913 ct Article IN of
code of public local laws, title
iharies county, subtitle Wild
fwl, be an" they are hereby repealed,
'nd re rs-enae,ed 50 as 70 read as follows;
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-05-25

As much as S2,50O,OOO is expended
for lead pencils in the United States
every year All the machinery used in
the production of lead pencils is care
fully guarded secret 1t is not patented
but each company has its own process,
and very little is known of it by out
siders.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-05-25

DR. Fenner's Blood and Liver Pills are die
best family physic Mild 40 gripping. vet 49,.
live and most thorough. Superior to al oth-
ers Warranted to satisfy r money refunded,
For sale by all dealers and W w Padge.l
Port Tobacco
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setlu cost thereof, aud for his services in
tr,uscf.tng and indexing as aforesaid, be
.aa.. receive the sane fees as are now allowed
b, law Tor transeribiug names and iudexing
ra.ords. the said fees to be levied and paid by
a county commissioners Of said county
see B. And be il further enacted, Thot this
aot SHALL .ake effect from the date Of It's pass.
age
Approved April 3. 1894
FRANK BROWN, Governor.
i. W SMITH, President of the Senate
j. o. PRESTON, Speaker House of Delegates.
office OF the secretary of the Senate.
hereby certify that the aforegoiug are true
eoues Of Acts of the General Assembly OF
Maryland. passed at the January session, 1894
j K McSHERRY, Sect Of Senate
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10 the Senate on Saturday amend
ments to the tariff bill increasing ,lO
rates on plain, cut ana window Ga.
we're agreed to.
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To Dealers: You nave one or more cases Of
st Vitus Dance 10 your vicinity Get my
Specific to them. 1t will not disappoint them,
you or me 0Re bottle always cures. Send
for circular to DR.. NJ. NJ. Fenner, Fr2dtna
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The Peary relief expedition will leave
for the North July 4ih, and expect to
come up with the lieutenant and his
party about September LIST.
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To The Public.

desire to inform the public that will be
in regular attendance at my " heelwrght and
Blacksmith shop in Port Tobacco during
court At other times will be there on
Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each week.
FRED CROFT,
may ls-ct Wheelwrght and Blacksmith
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The Consumptive Hospital Associa.i ion
of Maryland is the name selee, by
those working for the establishments of d
home and hospital for consumptives.
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DR.. Fenner's Catarrh Remedy ''tends right
TO business" Never fails to cure. For sale
by all dealers and W. W. Padgeu
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Returns by Collector of Internal Rev
enue Vandiver show that there are 3 IS
Chinese in Maryland, 81 in Delav,rs
and 1913 in the District Of Columbia
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NEW
"Oleine''
SOAP

Is the best Oleine Soap 10 the world /,
as one trial will demonstrate 1t is
the result of twenty years of
experience in the manufacture Of
the old and well-known Dobbins'
Oleine Soap, during which time
we have been studying and learning
how to put the most ualue into a oar
of soap, while others have been ex-
perimentiug as TO how mucn they
could reduce cost and with it, as a
matter of course. value.
Wha: we have learned, we now,
for the frs, time, embody in popu-
lar Oleine Soap, and one trial will
satisfy you that it is what we say,
Olelne, the best Soapin tao world,
Ee' Ask your grocer for it, and iou t
be put off with any other until YOU
have tried it yourself
Dobbius' Soap Manufacturing Com
pauy, Philadelphia
!. L CRAGlN Il CO.,
oct i3-y Philadelphia, Pa
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More than four-fftbs of the murders
IN the United States last year were by
men who had no regular occupation.
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TENANT WANTED.

Wanted for 1895, reliable tenant, with
team, TO work part of Mulberry Grove
farm and occupy "Summer House" Apply
to Miss N j. FERGUSON,
may ll-etS Bel Alton, Md
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Mr.. Charles Ridgely Goodwin, who
was recently appointed Surveyor Of The
Port of Baltimore, died on s. urday
Four Big successe

Having the needed merit TO m
good all the advertising clamet
following four remedies have
nomenal sale. DR.. Kings New
consumption, coughs and COLI
guaranteed-Eiectr Bitters,
.toT liver, stomach aad lsidnes
~ 80 as.sA M loestN
New Life I'fffss Wtffcn
these remedies are guaFaRte,
is claimed for them and the dead
is attached herewith viii be x III
more Of them. For sale by w Padget
Port Tobacco, Md
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$500 REWARD.

Lost between the residence of Edwsr,
Frazier, Esq and Bel Altoh, on Thursday o
last week, u Gray Snake Skin Pocket Book
with silver back, containing SIS in money
all notes. The reward viii. be paid for its r.
turr or any information leading to its recoge
ry.
may lS-ct KATHERINE FRAZIE&.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-05-25

Senator Kyle, of South Dakoa is
looming up as Populist candidate for
the presidency
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Dress Goods. Silks,
Laces, Velvets,
Ribbons. Flannels,
Linens Cottons, Underwear,
Gloves, Ties, Embroideries,
White Goods, Wash Dress Goods,
Colths. Cassimeres, Shawls.
Jackets. Blankets Mating.
Write for ,lmples. They will CON
vince you there's money saved by order
ing from US Mention this paper aud we
will send your order free Of all freight
charges. We want you to help us de-
cido what papers have the largest circu-
lajon aud this is the only way we can
fFl out.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS.
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ap Gem

~ NJ FftsFs = Y 77WF'F'
And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or oyerwork will be relieved by taking
Br0lUn's Iron Bitters. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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GUM ELASTIC
sS.ElisEgRx
ROO r. Mo
Y Z ~ rsyFsss

costs only 81 90 per 100 square feet Makes
good roof for years, and any one can put il
on. Local agents wanted Gum Elastic
Paint only soc per gallon IN Dbl lois, Or
81 60 for 5-gal. tubs. Color dark rel Stops
leaks in single tin or iron roofs, and last for
Years viii ship at once on receipt Of price.
Ir' 1t. Send stamp for samples and full par
ticuars
GUM ELASTIC ROOFING Co,
80 4 Al West Broadway, New York.
NH 30-cm
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The Bono Fertilizers for Corn Wheat and Tobacco,
not excelled by any goods on the market and we
can conscientously guarantee them. The Bono Tobac.
Fertilizer prepared expressly fol Tobacco is rich in
the food necessary for the growth and curing of the
crop and used by the planter he will buy nothing
else. Ne ask friends to try brands the coming
season.
l.. NJ SWITZERLAND & SON,
ap Gem Port Tobacco and La Plata.
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Having purchased and fitted up Saw and
Grist Mill at the above named place, we are
now prepared tC do all work in our line at the
very lowest rates.
Saving and GRADING done with dispatch
Give us trial.
dec 22-y KELLEY Il co.
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Having associated myself with the
above named firm, respectfully solicit a
share of consgnments from all my friends.
NH Icy J. W. MONTGOMERY.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
KING ACQUITTED.

Charles King, the officer who was
charged witn all assault on Ms. A
All. Black Was tried In the Police
Court, before JUICE Miller, on las
Tuesday moruins. Tue witnesses
for the prosecution testltied That
KING purposeis STRUCK VI s. Back
and Knocked her down
DR.. Francis SAID tina, Mrs Back
Was suff irtug m0re from nervous
prostratIon.
King admitted that he enteIe /
the reSldeuce ut Mrs. Black Will
out a Warrant, Notwithstanding,
what the government witnesses ~ai 1
Judge Miller thuaght nc Was d
manufactured ca II aud aItrough
Mrs. Back was hnocKed do VA by
k,bg, her house tultrcd Without
autnorlty aud NJ :. Black having
ooen uudtr Il ,ssbr for d IN ,nLu,
the cJucluSloa of tue court wa,
Iuat Tue case was IN tautt ;Gured.
The BEE wants 10 say To the
court that the friends of Mrs. Blec6
are still or The oplutoa Guat ktug
parpOSely assaulted Ms. BI .ca,
and wnlle j Idge Mil er thougut
otherwise a hIgner vuurt must de
clue lt.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
H. e. C. ASTWOOD.

This man at one time represented
the United States at San DO Mlngo
and was subsequently removed on
charges. He managed to impress
President Cleveland through the in
1uenoe of Recorder of Deed Taylor
that he was the proper man to 60 to
CaliaS, France. President Cleveland
and Mr.. Taylor did not know Asst
wood, and as Hon Fred Douglass re
marked he is a priest in disguise.
This man Astwood failed to be rec.
ognized by the republican party be-
cause he was too well known and the
Senate refused to confirm him be
cause he was better known by the
Senate than he was by Mr.. Cleveland
and Recorder taylor. Astwood has
been all the time the secret enemy oi
the present Recorder of Deeds, and
while the confirmation of Taylor was
pending, this man Astwood said that
he did not think and hoped that Tay
lor would not be confirmed.
The BEE wants Astwood to know
that this is notice served on him
and In the next issue of the BEE he
will be informed why the Birming-
ham convention was called, the St
cret of the Matthews Endorsement
and many more of his notorious acts
Astwood must understand that he
cannot bring his San DO Mingo ano
Haytian ideas in this country; he
will be given to understand that nc
Judas Iscariot will be permitted tc
play a double role.
Astwood is demogogue and hi:
place is in San Do Mlngo and te
tha. place he must 60.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
EDITOR FLEMING ON A PITCH
FORK.

Lynch law in the South will not be
stopped with outside violent influence.
The people in that section OF the coun-
try will settle that awful problem d
mOng themSelveS.-Ch lll.) Free
Speech. Yes, it will be stopped when
all the victims of Southern hatred shall
have been run out like the editor OF
the Free Speech or those less fleet OF
foot than Editor Fleming have been
caught and killed. Fleming ought TO
have SIaid in Memphis and assisted In
settling that problem--Plne b uff Echo.
LII ae are not mistaken the euitor
OF the PIuo b uff Ecuo is the same
gentleman LldL took ID his heels
and esrapeI ftom the sity u Mo Mt
gomery, Alabama, wlon the SJuli
ern negro naters got after him. If
Fleming ought u have stall In
Memphis ana assist In settling that
problem" then why did not Mr..
Duke of the Echo stay lu Mont
gomery and render like assist
ancef Ii does seem to us that what
is sauce for the goose Is suitable
lubrlcatlHg fluid for the gander.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
THE TARIFF.
But as Little Has Been Done in Con-
ference.

But as Little Has Been Done in Con-
ference.
Washin gton, July 1.-THE confer
ence committee on the tariff bill has
accomplished but little yet, none of
the important schedules having been
considered. There is some trouble in
the committee. Enough is known to
show that the Senate conferees are
holding out for the Senate bill and
that no receding from the amendments
passed by the Senate will be consid-
cred for a moment. 1t is considered
chat the managers of the bill in the
Senate appreciate the fact that the
danger point has not been passed and
that any effort to give way in confer
ence the amendments made in the
Senate would cause the loss of votes
that were held in line by the amend
ments that were put on the bill. A
careful canvass Of the situation in the
House shows that there is dispOsi-
tion there to accede to the Senate
amendments for the reason that the
belief has been impressed upon the
leaders that such a line must be fol-
lowed, or the fate of the bill in its
entirety will be imperilled.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
Miss Ida &. Wells is SIiriI

Miss Ida b. Wells is string
England up on the lawIesS out
rages perpetrated on the N-gro In
'he Sou heru States. Governor
Stone of Missouri wrltt S "a L0udnn
newspaper that Miss Wells Is not
telling the truth. We dou', know
Wnei her the governor ever at end
II Sunday school Or not, but We DO
know that iD denying the stat -
meuts that are being made by Nj 8
Wells, he puts himself Oh record as
d defender OF crime, d polsroon, an
unmltlgated liar aud governurtu-
rial dimphool. The lynching,
bdrnlng and sklnnlug alive of Ne
groes in the South has got to be d
mere pastime, iudnlged LII by the
''best white ciCiz ,n,' of tnat nell.
ish section. Ii governor Stone or
any OF his friends nee the dates,
places anu circumstances OF some
Of these dldbo;lcai crimes they can
get tnem by >eudlug to THIS office
for d copy of Mr.. Il e, 0. Beuja-
MINIS oGok Oh S,uthern GA urases."
In thls book not ouy 10 hold
statistical tables SOW tie num Der
aud frequency of SJutnern outrage 8
aud their alleged provocasIous, tut
has been gaiheIei in The book
new paper accouuts, tIat Gov.
Some hlms Ii have iead, of the
mole hcuulSh ac,S OF violence
whIch ave betduIted the later his.
or, Of the New South. LeJ Mss
We continue 10 SHOW up the so
Called civilized South.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. p


Schedule in effect June 9th. 1874.
Leave washington r n stat on corner Of
New jersey avenue ard { street
For Chicago and Nortt, est. Vesitt,,,,
Limited expr, IS trains LIE o. a.. go. r. -,
Vestibuitd Liinrttd 80. D. -, PISS I2It
Bigsii.
For Pin sburg ard Cleveland ..,rrs..
daily | ID IL. iit. ~ q $50 J..
For LexingrO.. and -iaunfon. Ii:Ija. n.
For III l. st@I am, way station f.:3Dp u,
For Lursy. Natuiat Bfidye, Roauuke IN
vii Z, CbattauO' 20. ana A'einph snu Nev
Ofican- i2:to nIsh'. daily; SeeIin. Cats
throC .n.
For L.ray. 8:5t p. III. daily
For BsIHn'of- vesks G,ts xl:2", $50. So
X..1U, AG3U =. q. 10 minLtesy st. ~ "a
to Ut 43-nIiiu:rsj. 80. Ia. = - UU. xI2.U5 h Is
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For Annapolis 10 and 9.l3 d. M Y Is and
10 p. III. Sundays o.5G Il. ln., i.%l p. Ii.
For Freder,ck. fll.l5. a. NJ, Ut. a " ti.5y
p. IN.
For Hog rstOwn. III, l5 a. and t5.,:t :. III.
f rioyd and va points 1912. IN
For G6ither>burg and way PORTS. n IN
IS 10 =. nI., fl25O. 1900 f435 I,G5. ~, II 30
p. IN.
For Washington junction and wav poinfs
~. U. 70 81 u, Ei:lJ p. Express trains StuI
p u Il DrIncIpa stations Ont9 t43U f55U .. IN
F~r Bay hidge wfek days 9.l5 o. m. and
i29 >. IN Sunupys 70 "a. III. aud I.50 AID
SO p IN.
RoYAn Blue LINE FOR NEr YqrE
AND PHILADELPHIA.
For Philadelphia New YOIk Boston s,d
the h., ST, daily ~. U0 ,lpp, a. Ia. * Nun
itinii. Carr Q-.W BIGIUy tbIl 90. lJl5
Dining car, 500 tll - p. M. sleeping Sar
,pea sL ir.W s.eiOcky
BntiGL FurIor Cars ON all day trains
For Atlantic City, 42i 10 0Ja. u. and I2a,p
>urtlai 5. ~ "a HI. l2.J1 n;Cu.
Except sund"y. Daiy. gsnnd,s oan.
x fXple>s trans.
Baggage called inr and checked from rote,.
,nd /. slGe1.ces t. iDUI aItSitr IGluub,Iy
OF, els !slt 'tt tiCkGt offices 6.g at,tl *,
Pe. bsl iviihi;i . venue. Iid u depot.
Il. -. CAM5ELL. CbA~. O. ~tIfII
'Ttn- Aans2e'. Gen. Fass- Agent
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
THEY ATE HUMAN FLESH.
Horrible Story of Cannibaiism Prscticed
by Castaway Sailors.

Horrible Story of Cannibalism Practiced
by Castaway Sailors.
Washington, July 1.-THE full re-
port of Capt Healy, of the revenue
cutter Bear, giving details of the
wreck of the whaler James Allen in
the Behring Sea and the rescue Of
twenty-four out of crew of forty
nine, discloses a shocking tale of can
nibalism ON the part of the boats
crew, who were rescued on Unmak
Island. Capt. Healy says: THE men
were found in a terrible condition.
One man. Gideon, had died week be-
fore. Mussels were scarce and the
birds wild, so that the men said they
had given up all hope of ever being
rescued. and were completely demoral-
lied. The body Of the man Gideon
had been eaten entirely. They had
even dug up the body of one of those
who had died two weeks previously
and had partially consumed it. The
trunk lay just outside the hut. with
arms and legs cut off, and portions Of
the meat were in the pot outside the
door No attempt had been made to
hunt Or to attract attention from sea-
ward. Not even mark had been set
up on the bluff behind them. They
had not ambition enough to go down
70 the beach to gather driftwood TO
keep their fire going, but had begun
to tear down the hut over their heads.
When found they lay around the fire
in the hut doing nothing, looking at
each other, with the blood of their
late shipmates ON their hands and
faces, and human bones strewn about
them ON the floor"
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
THE BEE.

The new business manager of
the BEE, Mr.. G. L. Barnes is a
young man of experience aud jour
nalisiic ability. The BEE iD the
future as in the past will be inde
pendent, bu. strictly race paper.
1t is men and not party, principles
and men the representatives OF
sound pr nciples.
The BEE is 13 years old and il
strictly on the increase and grow
ing il popular favor.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14

One Hundred Were Drowned

Odessa, July 1.-THE survivors Of
the steamer Vladimir, which was sunk
by collision with the Italian steamer
Columbia near Eupatoria Sunday
might, have arrived here They report
that a hundred of the Vladimir's pas
sengers were drowned The Column
bia was compelled to come to this port
to land the rescued people. and her
captain was arrested and held pend
ing an inquiry into the cause of the
collision.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
If the American Railway Unio

If the American Railway Union
strikers succeed In their fight
gainSt the Pullman company it
will be bad for tie colore,l sleeping <
car pOr;ers. from the fact that the
strikers hav, declared against col
ored employees. These fo 'e'gr at
arcnlSts tire deteFmtnrd Enar TIA e
colored brother >bail not make an
honest living, Dlvtn out of
work in the North ani lyncned
in the South the cpluItu m III :
future Stems mighty dark.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
EDITORIAL CHIPS.

We have few exposures to
make pretty soon. Tne BEE can
not aft Jrd To keep still while men
ane organic ng leagues, bogns
steam boa companies ard other
rascally schemee for no other pur-
pose thau 10 rob our people. our
/" .nvestlga ting editor" is out loo :
ing up the facrs upou which the
exposure will be made and our
readers eed not be surprised II
something "draps"
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
LIARS.

Base is the man Who will lie to make
his side good.
A wise man will very of en- mistrust
those WHO bring him tales.
All liars w IL steal and d. many o.her
acts that are wrong.
1t is the liar who pretends that he
kno i, $ it alt
Don't believe all you near.
The old Woman has her share.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
~a--a's r,n- Peaches Washington.

Washington, June 25.-After march
across the continent the California
contingent of the army of the unem-
ployed, 125 strong, under command OF
Gen" Frye, entered Georgetown yes
terday on their canal boat, and march
ed out to the Coxey camp at Bladens-
burg. Some of the men seem to be
under the impression that they will
be fed by the Government as long as
they remain here.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
OU r n EW MANAGER.

The WASHINGTON BEE which is to
be enlarged and improved as .oon as
the new steam boiler and press are put
III. has found it necessary to place at
the head OF the business department a,
manager Mr.. T.. II. Barnes, one Of the
brightest and most active young men
in this country.
Mr. Barnes will be the business man.
aager commencing with this issue OF the
The BEE will be the leading journal
IN the country and as it has always
held first place in journalism it shall
continue to maintain It's position.
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
woods Burned ON Martba,s y,nevard.

Cottage City, Mass, July 11.-Fire
has wrought havoc with woodland on
Martha's Vineyard. Hundreds of
acres of oak timber on the upland be-
tween Edgartown and Vineyard Haven
were ruined, and the loss is heavy.
The fire was started by Portuguese
berry pickers burning brush in order
TO produce subsequent growth of huck-
aeberries,
The Washington bee., 1894-07-14
r. G. 0. B .Gjamln, ESQ left Il

Il. 9. 0. B sGjamln, esq left th
city this ek f,r PIoyiuencr r. l..
wuere he goes 10 arrangt d law
pa,tner mp vita JuIge j. IL
b ,llou. Tuts new law Grm will b
'wn as Balluu aud f.. Jam
Mr. Be amin will reside Derm.- :
n ly Ia P.ovldeuce but will Co.
u As asSuci8 ate editor OF til,
DEE On vi about tue first OF Sep
te b The tCllUr ut Tue BEE w.I
joln he irIu aud BaIlou. Caase,
aud b., Jam u Will contact d | "
bu>lhcss OH laIge scale in he cl
Tie, ntP .rvl,ituct and Wtshlngtou.