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Good Will g. Interest for Sale.

caal uI:I; o I,xo.os< 80, Sale
SOOO WIFI q t1tStSSt 'S' So'S'
rnr Tone, CSC; per, h'e: secGnG 'Inme' sec per
t| s." p.r .%',. i,n, e,tra na ON "s Sunta~s
ALInE.ALCA.n
o. @Tany SI1sN Si mrr'hI'I az '2Tg hN,HTyS M S
IT, rn"ri,,'ir ,n,io. .v ar
co.uIry STRAITS. l20i "a ave, corner u;t,i st.
~ STORE or mcrchnnGis" bought nj
rr'cn, ,conldrniini. Gan or add. rs.
l'AHRle IN. 2IO nst %6th 81.
A;IStHMET ASn srnS SkS Df nEK:
,'uANIiSE Bp. thI tnh Sf"r
.N>u. Fnn >Di.I. 500 I'D A'h.
40, lCh. Ash BIhEn ior w""Ic>nIc
NSIORE, Srot Il MEKt HANDISE
""'|"' 'o' 's"' '"'''>N Ni"'' 'N'' "a ave
bAkGAlN-An oli-es'aDlish"d retail oil route,
with horse. harness top-wason tanks cans.
"'G's srsrl, a. - ,ops'n' s1 s,, n'o"'.ym
irason for selling, other business. Apply at
ArrEyrrnv- un,rner ,nor n.ir ana o,,,ro.
fo- sale on account Of "tbcr business. house can
tlso be sold rl East SgI 81 '0'''''7 "'''' va"
BAKERY for sale. with ,ousc. on the ,.udtuc
avcnrr. ding Mo, Ius inn.s. hnus"N IA r"nIs
TN,r store, lnrlndm5 woTksh"p barn I"r serru
rs, nah h.u,e on floor WIN store rent,
Nrmon, y. y.
EAkERN -Jood business; l6 barrel, weekly;
rN ~ os MI py"n'' Apply l" store 4l7'""
H1KERX tST s,ots is and dq%s - @ T s S
IEe location sickness. !! South +th ave. Mount
vernon,
H,,r,t r. rph ~ M good loc"ti9n Low rent ;
chance & 2naC{9 aH H itere l"r a sag y, GnrHp' GOO"
CAyrv ,,,,s. .',' ,"' ,'',''' o. ''''' ~
cigar ana fancy gooIs, SOLD THIS week
u"w price, nice rooms. G2O 4th ave, south
CORNER LIQUOR STORE: very EASY terms In.
qure brewery 2sl West I6,b st '' ''''"' 40
fIRS lCsASN CORN Ek liuunr store; biz stock :
good trade, near factoriGs; cheap; owner is
SFST "!iG " Tlmer I business. Eiiia;, HENNE-
IL ~ s", fnIt"n st., ATbnckle Building, room
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Instruction..

One Time, 25c per- I,ne. Second Tine, Sec per
hnr Third and Subsequent Times. soc per ,u.'
No crtrd cIdrge on sundays
HNPNOTI~M practically ta.sh'. Uih Niu-rrn
tiuu~; CUrutiy" treatment taught. hour. - t. =.
PROF ALEXANDER. 22n W,ri :%unsI.
MANDOLIN, guitar, banjo studio, L. .r.-nl.~. -.
Nm. II. HpIGHlpN, 2Hi1 sd uN,., llIti. =.
sTENOGRAPIIY and TypcNrIting Srho,'
SIG Broadway. y. y: 81 weos call or writ
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'h' l'', e. T"r nrr. .>Sruut Jimr, ne 20,
ia' t'irI mt Suis',u7I RgHS ISc Iey ins
No eIzu ch,lrye -. Sunday.
50 ~ IRA ,liiliuE FOR lr-AdvcrtIsemeut,
for The Nurll may br lett At ANY Amer 'An
b.Stlri Messenger OG.c" Ia the city. where the
Chus"s Will he the Same US thJsu at the main
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Horses, Carriages, &c.

4. TEN SERVICFA chunky built. ,onud
young horses, suitah" farmers. grpcrryIur.t
eIrressmen, mikmCu. tmCkmcu. p.upuiiy
Wholesale business firm his-ulVinp unr'nnrrlir:
po oilers refused; must sell immediate. .. -u'r..
factory trial given rnmranN'S stable" 81 south
9th St, near Bedford ave, Wil'ianshTrr 4 Elyu.
A BREWSTER top buggy. also handsOm" rV
tension top family surrey single and double hNr-
neSs ALI nearly new no offer refused Dwurr' Is
private stable, 81 South 9th St. II. ar RruiUrl
av", Williamsburg, BrookIyn
A. ROAD HORSE. harness and duuhl" seat car
ragr on easy terms; In good order. q. FRANK l..
lSl 7th st.
II BARtAISS-For sale, 10 wagons. carriage: also
horses and harness, Cheap. hlst Il. aud llfh
av,.
FOR SALE-Sorrel horse lhig nand>, > year.
od, warranted sound. kird and true
j. NhlGllTON. 81 Mott ~.
MARE Private family will sell tine mare, 5
Years old, 15l2 hands, fine appearance; war
ra'"'i gentle and sound; also surrey and harness.
Apply w. f., 10 I en- Eyck st. Brooklyn.
WILL GIVE s25 for use runabout earring" in
good condition TO Oct. /.
CHANDLER, is West 65th 81.
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iRAMERcY EARN &c. &c. -. 3S-Famnv hotel.
suits single rooms, excellent table park pri'l-
r,f,
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Musical.

BFS~l T. BELLNOOD'~ GREAT SONG,
HOPING For BRIGHTER DAYS ipIONf
mailed to any address upon receipt ut 40 cents y!
the publisher f. ". IfEIM MICk 2D5 9th ave-
New York.
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Boarders Wanted.

On, T3r7r. .J. Pc, ''nc: StcOnd Tame, nc. pc,
M, Tblri Gnd subsequent Times I5C per l,ne.
No ezra charge on sundays
40 EXTRA CHARGE FOR Ir-Adrertis-ments
for The World muy be lett at any American
District messenger Office In the city, where the
charges will be the same ns those at The main
~
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SfDN'.~. 'IIsNt IANblNI. NNIJbooDs
n.uFh, auIrAly r,r cash Fr.T, "a "a ave.
TiPFWEITEiS- Al make. b. rIrrcd: rented
s. monthly. kept r,IIirrI fr,r, largest stock
In rry. rcl. II equal ~ new supplies discounted
Telephone alS Cortland TYPEWRITER HEAD
QrAKTEKS IS Liberty IT.. street hoor. formerly
81 Broadway.
81 wEEKLY-w Watches diamonds, jewelry; agent
calls; established 1850. W. +, hEEkS 4 CO..
Murray st
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CHARLES 81, o. -lHrgr \ small handsomely
furnished room, for married couples, Nl'h Ir-'.
class board. gentlemen.
CHARLTON II. 2G Few fine rooms, lUrgr -
small comfortably furnished, with or without
board hOmelIke.
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TxENo&.
MIS- S McCARE'S

DANCING ACADEMY, classes nov turm1n6 az u
East Eth st. between yh ave. and broadway.
Glasses every Afternoon AMI evening. private les
sons. any hour. 81 walk gsgan're4 III six ph-
vuts lessons. s.: sons 81; 4IdIter q lessons,
q, lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY A>D SATURDAY
EVENINGS SEND ron CIRCULARS.
BEGINNERS At any time. Day or evening.
Special and Individual attention given to those
lsarning the walt. ulsC the new and fashionable
dances Including stage, fancy md rharay,sr
OPERA DANCING, ACADEMY, r.. ". I!ryNr
manager Grand opera Hons" entrance. +h
Sth ave. Glasses every evening - Iu"nthN .
Vlur.ur, - lessons -. rrNa" lessons All h"IiFs
latest dances taught reception tc-ni-l'.
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IBIN Fpt casa N>\ Oiil.
nti kEH, $50 It~T SOD ST.

INK MiNJFArTuEN, c,rryihIug complete. "io.
giant chance to Gp in business. only Sljo
lNk NO, $40 WOT ]
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Hoboken.

BLOOMFIELD ST, gl6, llnNoEcn, Y. J -
NrwIy furnished rooms, aIus,u double. con-
psCI.uS private house.
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For Sale.

AUCTION expenses to sparei-Laay leaving city
must sell for any acceptable price very elegant
housenold utensils also separately splendid up'
right piano parlor. dining and bed room suits
pictures mirrors. curtains, folding bed. Ec. /;
house for sale TO let lOs Z. 18th st.
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Purchase and Exchange,

~. I'rr, c5c. per hn> Second Time .ec NJ,
u. Ni'I and Subsequent Tines cOc ,er i,nc
o. i.eT an trtrd Charge on Sundays
--n'uSEHOLD FURNITURE and carpets; ish-
- ICES paid: prompt attention.
CANANAN 1870 Broadway.
.'Nli.A WASTED, must be cheap. ADDRESS,
"l'a ."rticuars. D. c. Brown. l9j broadway.
"N\IED-1O purChaS" horS" and wagon, any
nI>.M'NS. between l4th -. and 5Hth S.. west
~'". \idrcsS MERCHANDISE, box 2io World.
uptown.
NNIED-Second. hand upright piano; STATE
l.'",. age, make. address \. Il. G.. World. M
tow.
NANIIip second huuu SoGn-yuter fountain:
, ,Nup,, state price and make. \ p. bon
800 Murld
WHO HAS Il good soda fountain they want To- s"ll
,,,.np: must be in good order. Address IutN-
IAIN. box 20 World.
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Good Will & Interest for Sale.
Business Opportunities.


y" ~ . hI'>i.N NII( r' wi. ,hs "\' N'lNt ".'nF
ana FS'. 10 !nl'., IN s,"rir h",lu'., 'h ,,'t.
l' ana ,t"h IN Nv YORK HiT'r IL Inc 'd't'S'
hoU'i !" 'ht 'A''"I Stalri nhi - , ,.,,
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AFTER SENikM (ENHS lror'nH' rNlet'.'
III printing, the r" L. r'ulhsr Wl"'"' al" i'v'
kFyi 10 exc. G,r ,rl.'5 a, a. ,"" ~ .',. ',,,
~, 900 ' ,,.',,' " ,,' ,,, W. ".. LINK a
m NJ r.. III ,,', 81
o,.ii, ',r ,rI :, m 'r.s, v.l
t.4.u Iu.Hr0g nd Sta'isrsr Co. -. " SSH -
-z.,xr,,t, rn ui.y for .r,, ..,L ,p,r.gar.
81" srs " r,',' ,',t.., eli .r..l.
's"s' rluGlMAN. :" Walker 81 Sew 1"i".
BltICK CLAY For sale H. acre, 3D.. lrl. mostly
i'.r' nj ., ,rr vt--I,G .,,n' g. g. Joins
Tnptr ana f"nn,l ~" w ~ N'','"y ~
t.'er "a .lc '''N lHI' "aT''' H'.''' > '''.. y W.
N.7"'hS'"" - "
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II 900 VII tart "n.rs.'' w'u ~ 3. i.r',,1
'h'u ", easy u"."''F ~" ,',' '. ..." ''
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r\sTr,,X N,,Ir,'rIprIS lrslr,ns their
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ELtrhN1 dr!r -tor' ~ imitinu'" "stHh.i>l"'l
r.. b,.tpt,IYI !t,..ff,.t my l.iul U,lN
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Unfurnished Rooms to let.
furnished Rooms TO Let

l"rU -. 4Irl. 3uuu, I'll. lUl l.rh t.
good rooms ii - .ul pIpmt-',
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urNui" url-hhprlnui; near /. station.
ll-l =. so, ". suit Huri trr"-. Oulv ~l.5OI
urL" rooms. "nuveulrncrs. gentleman. refer
.Tturrs. ASI's
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"I~I 81. iul " Nicely furnished laII"
sIn.Lr rnnm,. % -. - b. - nrlNnte Mnnse
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| 24p -. III ". Nirl' furnished Iuun.s, -
uINAri: central nuu>. 4 lODn'3uu first class
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600 SQUARE FEET Moor space Tor rent in out
o'-ipwr. established desirable oU'httinG es'sl-
ishw,nt for first class retail dry eoots. n.Ns .
rhtldrru's ladies'. misses shoes ur hank. society,
stationery. ladies handkerchief glove. hosiery,
cologne. plated toilet arirIc' ana ladies novelty
iawrlry and soda water fountain departments Ad-
dress, with references, stating Hr". experience
cash capital one ~ or more 'enaTiment ana
other details: corresponding" conhd'n'lal
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Mudd VS.. CarrIco.

The contest of s. e. Mudd for the seat
filed ~ DR.. L. c. Csrrico in the Senate,
came up before the elections committee OF tnat
body Oh Tuesday night last. II was pre-
liminnrg skirmish. Judge d. r. As9ruder
represented Hudd and Nessrs. j. Ii. Mitchell
and Col A Wilmer, represented DR.. Car
rice. The plan of the contestant seems to
have been to get in the Senate on the f.ce OF
the retains as first reported, before the error
in the 5th district was discovered, ami to this
effect Judge hagruder directed his long argu
ment. Mr.. j. II. Mitchell replieestor the con-
testee in a plausible and forclble speech in IA
vor of DR. Carrico, explaining the whole con-
trovsrsy from the standpoint Of the contes se.
Col. Wilmer was prevented BY illness from do
ing more than making the opening statement
After the arguments, the committee decided
not TO act upon the case as presented. their
being no evidence before it but the returns,
but 70 recount the votes, 10 enable recount
the Senate in accordance with the request
Of the committee passed AN order We'd
nrsdsy morning directing the clerk OF the
court here, Mr.. Turner, 10 bring the ballot
boxes containing the ballots on Monday
that recount Of the votes III all the districts
81 the count, may ue had and the election
determined accordingly,
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had laced IN his hands bv AN East
India missionary the formula Of n simple veg
etahle remedy for the spcedt and permanent
cure OF Consumption. Bronchitis, Catsrrh,
Asthma and all throat and Lsrv Affections,
also positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases. has felt il his duty 10
make IL known to bis suffering faiows. Ae-
tuated by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering. will send free of charg,
to all who desire il, this recipe, IN German,
French or English. with full directions for
preparing aud using Sent Nv mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper
W. A. MOVES, 800 Powers Block, Roches-
'et. New York. NH 6-v
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The repeated efforts of ex.Judge F. Stone
and other public-spirited citizens OF the couu-
ty to have another passenger train put on this
end of the B, h P. R. r., has ut length
brought forth fruit. Petitions prevailing
no'hiug. bill abrogatirg the charter OF the
road was prepared and placed 10 the hands of
The members OF the Legislature from Southern
Maryland for passage by the Legislature if
the company refused longer to grant this
much needed improvement T'he company
seeing at once the position, in which it was
allowing itself to be placed ~ ignoring the
wishes OF its friends and p,.i,ons, offered
terms of compromise Asd agreed if no &C.
ton WAS ken towards attacking its charter
as contemp plated the desired train would be
~ The road. The proposition was of
I'D on May lat next we VIII
ar train leaving Balti-
~inging the mails
eturuing
Unable
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AasieaI En;artainmant.

Prof. Clifford. the blind musician, OF Bal
tlmore county, gave musical entertainment
Al Charlotts Hall, ST. Mays county, on Fri
day of last week The program consisted o.
maay different pieces upon tbs violin, banjo
and guitar, accompanied at the same time
With laughsble songs At 8 O'Clock p. m. an
audience Of about 100 people assembled at the
house of Dr. G. W. Petherbridge to witness
the program, whicn lasted for all hour. After
the musical part Of the performances was CON.
pletsd. they then proceeded to balloung for
the silver cup and uAr Of soap The former
was awarded by vote OF the audience to
Miss Lula Good, who received Al votes, while
Miss N. Brscoe proved TO De her formidable
rival, VIII received SO votes. The latter vas
awarded to DR.. Petherbridge
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view Them Near

AT home where ali ,b.,, wor,h "a ,.,a,
u placed.
W ""''e '"''' nospi'Ao'' nres bur clear v
A"' 'n''' suIoyAo'e entertainment OF The
k"en - ''n instruct before Lent, was
!" ssNke "'su'i'ouu 8. Inc judge "~ pti'cs
= ~ ss.',oss nosp''ahtvi isA devoted hus-
""u '"'ner' 50 aneeuonstsly KIND, that
.""u'eu resaru MN as much As
ofotu-r as father, worthy OF their lore aud
respect. HE wife is go,d, and kind and
wise. and a u,ost nerl.e, h,,,a..
rro,,,so
P'o's''o" " every 'uA"'i 10 Tempt even an
@hchori'es appetite. grand dinner at 3
O'clock fDllowed NV t,.,si, .nS a ,..;-.< -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-02-16

Upon receipt of your address and l2cts in
postage stamps, we will mail you prepaid our
Souvenir Portfolio of the orld's Columbiatl
Exposition, the regular price is Scots, but as We
want you to have one, we make the price nom
inal. You will find il work Of art and a
thing 10 be priced. It contains ullpage views
Of the great buildings, win descriptions o.
same, aud is executed in higheststyls Of art. II
not satisfied with it, after you get It, we will
refund the stamps and let you keep the book
Address H. L, Bncklen Co, Chicago, Ill.
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sHsJightful Tea.

delightful tea was giveL by Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Gross, at Ellerslie, on Thursday
evening of last week, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Barnes and Mr.. and Mrs Eddie Roby.-
Among those invited 10 meet the newly
married couples, and WHO attended tue tea,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Brawner, Dir. and
Mrs. Willie Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs Possy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dug Brawner, Mrs
VIM. Ferguson, mrs. Rebecca Shields, OIL
Washington city, Miss Jennie Barnes, Aessra
Childs and Hansey Bsrnes and WIN Fer
gusson.
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Operation Performed.

Mr. Joseph l.. Hunt, Of Malta" CIn'sn,
youngest son OF Mr.. h. b. HUNT OF that place,
who has been suffering for some weeks With
an ubscess in one OF his ears, Wac taken !"
baltimore vu "Wednesday and had sn opera
u,n performed, removing tue eneased puss
ana afoIdlng him l:stant rsliei. The ear
iutes had uecome stopped up and the puss
" mich had formed in tue head could not es-
,.,e. To relieve the trouble aad to treat the
50, e hole was cut just back OF the ear. The
u,aratou was speedy and eifociual.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-02-16

We desire to callthe. attention Of our read
ers 10 the new advertisement of George +.
Sloau L Bro, Ala Light st. Wharf Baltimore,
Nd. They are one, Of the oldest lumber
hrms in tue city; have always paid special at
.ehiion 10 country business; know wsssi re-
qulred, and propose 70 give good goods at the
lowest prices. We suggest that you get their
prices before suying.
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Notice

NOTICE.
We advise our readers to send for Lam
dreths' Seed Catalogue for 1894, which is
mailed TO all applicants fee. 1t contains
monthly directions fer gardening operations,
catalogue Of aower seeds and Towering bulbs
with directions for sowing and planting. and
beautiful colsred plates Of sweet pess and
nasturiiums true to life. Descriptive and
illustrative catalogue of garden vegetable
seeds containing all the best varieties, old and
new, cooking receipts, descriptive list OF Grass
aud field seeds directions for lawn making,
mixtures of Grasses for permanent pasture,
and numerous special articles on Gardening
and Farming. Altogether the most complete,
systematically arranged and prscticsl cata-
logue published, and an invaluable guide and
reminder TO every one having garden Ad-
dress, D. Lsndrelh L Sons, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ek

, nhi Ihd Us hUIu on UOI. " IT
IA. quite while he Was cGnhned to
his hoas. from the attack. Improving some
what, his uncomfortable emery, aud vim. in
duced him TO venture out to = ork sooner than
be should have done, and as u result, at the
hearing oIIthe election case of hudd VS.. Car
rico. in Annapolis Tuesday night, he suffered
relapse Of illness and tainted Immediately
after the attack. the Colonel was reno, ed
from the intensely hot committee room in
which the case was being heard out into fresh
air when he soon recovered. His condition,
however, would not admit of his taking fur
sher part in the case, and he was induced TO
go to his hotel where many kind persons gave
him every sttention. He came home on
Friday much improved His man, friends
wish him speedy and certain recovery
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-02-16

Ihese VINO nave USED Ut. Kings NeDiscOv
Ely know ils Naiue, ana those who he not,
have now the Opportunity TO try IL ii Cal.
on the advertised druggist and get 4 al moi.
y, " llee. Senu JouI halhs anu address, II. 4.
buckien * w., thlcago, and get SABLE box
OF ". ming view LIE rus Tree, as I'll as a
tor, free. All of which is guaranteed ilo YOU
good and cost you nothing. ". W tdratt,
Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-02-16

f,ou are offered bottle Of Salvation Oil,
without wrapder or defaced or mutilatsd.
don't huy il at any price, you may be sure
that there is something wrong It may be a
worthless or dangerous counterfeit. Insist
upon getting perfect unbroken. genuine
package, in a yellow WRAPPER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-02-16

Whoever is bowed down and oppressed will
steel like himself again after dose Of Dr..
Fenuer's Capitol Bitters. Elevates all the vital
functions, giving appetite and strength A
full dose relieves pain and produces sleep nj
night. For old people, women, invalids, and
TO ward of disease. For sale by ali dealers
saa W. W. Padgeti, Port Tobacco.
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PrnlertY Sold.

Mrs. Rebecca w. Shields has purchased Of
Mr.. L. NJ Southerland his house and lot in
Port Tobacco, and will remove from WASH
ngion city, where she now resides, u her
new purchase about the LIST OF April. A
andy welcome is extended the new conner
among US. Mr.. Sontherland will buy alCt
aud locate at La Plata.
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Steam navigation was once looked upon
with doubt So was the power OF DR.. Fen
ner' Cough Honey TO relieve any cough in one
hour, until thousands Of trials demonstrated
the fact Equally good for horses. tiivrs
energy and strength. Money refunded il sat
istAction not given. For sal. BY all dealers
and W. W. Padgett, Port Tobacco.
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Death.

Death.
lloLert Tucker, an aged blind man died at
his hut E, near this village, on Saturday last,
Of general debility, in the 74th year OF his age
His !, mains were inferred near his home on
S ndaJ.
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Terms for Advertising.
Transient Rates.
Religious Notice.

Divine services will be held D. ", Sun
da,, February 18th, at Newtown, N. Z
Church South, at II n. N, ana same say al
La Pisin, st = IN, All are most cordially
invited to attend
J. c. sEDwICK, P. C.
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UH IHt THUR
The engine Of the noon train got on the
track Yesterday at Pope's Creek, and the con-
struclion train had to come down from Bowie
10 yet it back. in consequence of which the
Eorih hound mails mere delayed reaching
their destination until Friday morning.
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Sheep Killed.

Some ones worthless cur or ours depri-
dated upon the iock of sheep OF hr. u. r.
Oliver on Sunday last killing three ewes
The damsge was done in the day time, but no
one observed it and the dogs escaped. As the
dogs we're not caught and killed more depri-
dntions Of the kind mag be expected to follow.
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Paid A Visit

Lieutenant Charles H Stocktey With his
wife, nov residing in Philadelphia. ~ho was
provost marshal, stationed IN the court house
at Port Tobacco, in 1868 and 1864, during
the late war, paid visit to the county on
Wednesday looking after some OF bis old NC
qgaintancss made during his stay here Mt that
time. He made particular inq ir, about the
late hessrs Wn Boswell, WIN. Norris, Dr.
Vim r. Wilmer and ex-Sherit Stewart de
ceased, for whom when here
he formed personal attachments,
and expected to find anve. He expects
70 visit the county again in tho summer
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s. The hest salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, letter,
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eruptions, ana positively cures piles, or no pay
required II is guaranteed to give perfect sat.
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box. For sale by W. w. Padgett, Portr obaco
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Dental Notice.

Dr.. A. D. CODY will visit the county pro-
r,ssiuinily the latter part of this month ANY
pei sour wishing to see him during MS visit
H. would like address siguifyiag their VISIT at
100 10th Street, n. W., Washington u. Y.
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Tobacco Bed Fertilizer

Excelsior AMI Chandos Guano,r To
bacco Beds, tor sale The beat on ttearket
Apply to Il. A. HOW'D.
dec 29-om Bel AltoMd.
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Nsrrieiin Baltim IRE the Both man. by
Rev. Father Geison, Mr.. Nicholas Arshall
of Camden, New JERSEY, and Miss lnri.tts
Farrall, Of Baltimore. The bride wore Ouch
ess Suit, with pearl trimmings and uches.
lace, and carried bouquet Of I4aFr.nee
Roses, and the groom wore n black 1t with
a button-ho boquet of La France oses =
The bridesmaid wore pearl sill The
usher was Mr.. Felix B Pye.