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, 1894-12-22

Giolitt; scandal has completely collapsed in
Italy but It is reported he is now at Berlin,
where lie is seeking to discredit Premier
Crispi with the Triple alliance,
Dispatches from Ottawa ANNOUNCED that Mr..
Mackenzie BoweiI's government will be com
posed as f'Ilow>:- ST. A. p. Caron, Messrs.
Fost,r r, l~Eag4art, Onimet, 'Daly. Patterson.
%tturran. NaHot' Wood, Smith and CARING.
The ahovo 1e'aIu the some ~oItfolios as under
tine lde l'r""irl Sr John Thompson.
Mr. Bowel the Premier, will take the
portfOIi Of Pres. Mt If {. uncii, vice Mr.. w.
3D.. I've the latter, c%c4eding Nj. Anglers as
Mlnlslel II AaI '%uljv~p, Mr. Angcls to
king the porsf lilo Of Nj listeI of
Trade ID CO llnercr. vice Mr.. Bowel.
Senator 3ickey 81 c~eds Mr.. John COST
gan Ms Se"retal. Of Stte, the latter taking
the p loli, Of Minister Of Marine nrd
tl1hr' vice Sir therIrs Upper, who has
bee p|pointel Minister f Justic.. wee the
late lr John Thompson. Senator John
ferg on has NO portfolio in the present
ca net.
london, Decbr. 2nth-Soglr in stock on
ne 18TH inst. was 5j.O1l toms. last venr
$4,000 tons.
Grenada, 20th Dcrbr-H NJ. 8. Training
squadron leaves for 50. Lucii &. 80 pm.
New York, Decenhrr 2l@t-Lonlor news
announces thar a ndnber # grateful Arme-
mans now recidipS in hat city ana Paris
purpose presenting Mr.. Gladstone with Il
chaIls on lis approaching birthday.
Owing to tie efforts Of Sir John Lubbock
z thirds Of the hops in London have agreed
to grant to their employees a holiday to com
monce from noon On the 2znd until the
morning Of the 10Th lust. This is tie longest
holiday ever known to tnye been granted.
The Standard reports that the heir to the
celebrated Ticbborne estates has Seen found
IN an insane asylum at Pnamatta.
'eSpatches from sydney Ms. w. yecter-
day report the result If a four days cricket
match rs being Of an unprecedented caar
acter. The match was betwecu aH ii Of all
Australia '' ds all England II,
the form d $50 runs the LIST and
l66 in nnings, and
p i3l .ootiyaIy, the English II thus
winning by 10 runs Sir hobart w.
Dun the Cover nretenteu e H~~~""v
amidst intense excitement ore hundred
guneas, which were Subscribed on the spot
for his splendid innings POI for the Austria
Ilaus.
kilograms from Paris report that nj,
Brlsson's inaugural address to the Chamber
ofDeputies has been we'll received "a
the meeting the Centrists party opposed q
motion granting q pension 80 the family Of
NJ Rurdeau, after some DISCUSSION the MOI
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13
Gal Wilmer Honored col

Col Wilmer HOnOred Col VI A.
Wilmer was UNEXPECTEDLY, so far rs b WAS
concerned, called to Baltimore on Friday OF
last week to accept an invitation to banquet
given in his honor ut the Hotel Rennet by
the officers and men of the First Regimut, Of
which he is tie chief commanding office In
addition TO the banquet 50 generously given
the Colonel, who is popular and verymuch
respected and loved hy his men, u slvr SER
vice OF ak pieces, coffee urn, sugar howl,
cream pitcher sugar tongs, berry bOtt and
berry spoon. was given him purchased
with contribution from every soldieroi the
Regiment, ms "A testimonial oftheir regard At
the banquet speeches were made all tetming
with expressions Of 70 cd will for the G. lonel,
and Il long and successful Career for thaFirst
Regiment The Colonel responded sustain
ITALY, as follows
This action touches me deeply. | did not
know when accepted your invitation y meet
Won here YOU intended anything like tbs. In
fact, for the first time since | left tits city
with you on the 22nd Of June, feel Just u
little bit ratified take this as ukcn Of
your regard for and confidence in your com
mandug office. II did not need this 10 prove
that. knew after our experience st Frost
burg that had officers and men who would
sent them without question love them ALL
and they know would not place ans Que Of
them in an unfair or false position yon did
your full duty at Frostburg. 1t yon made
any mistakes they were On the side a right.
t. duty was delicate one that the people
VINO walk the streets Of Baltimore and say we
we're ratified have no conception Of | do
not think We have anything 10 apologize for
We carried on the work which our brothers
in arms so nrpvely hogan" The speech WAS
frequently interrupted by applause.
Previous to the banquet the officers organ
lied an association for social purposes and
elected Colonel Wilmer, President, and Sec
ond Lieutenant Rouse. Secretary Majors
Little and Claude, Captains Adams and Gra-
son Lieutenant Mdssenberg were appointed
committee TO draft II constitution and by-
laws and report at meeting to he held at
Rennerts July 20. y.
The Colonel will allow his silvAkervice,
heing requested to do so, TO remain in Balti-
more on exhibition for week aud then
bring il home, where it can be seen By his
county friends The people OF the county
share in appreciation tie honors shown one Of
her citizens and feel justly rvead nG sitI,
zen soldier.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Wednesdays Club Another Of the
cas- mt entertainments siven hv the Ned
uesday Club took place At the tawu hsll at
Ia PLATA ou "Wednesday, the stieadinre
WAS unusually large, and every Que entered
benrulv into the pleasures of the 4 ,ne- and
enioeed themselves hugely Dancing 6egsn
an0ut . O'Clock a sumpiuuus Luncheon WIS
served ~ ] orloek mud promptly ai I rloek
the eompanv dispersed Amonl the eaes's ui
the club we're several visitors Tut ttle .nunit,
90 OF whom expressed themselves pie ,sed
with the fine ball aud spoke apprutingiy
81 tte energy shown hy some OF oaf people ~
erecting such public improvement Among
the number Or attendants At the d,nt' we're
Nc aud Mrs a. W. Neate, Captiit u Il.
hd Mrs Boswell. Mr. aud i.rs g. W.
Cross, Mrs John Jenkins. Mr. hul Mrs.
Adrian Posev Mrs. FrBnk ] Mad
d,x Mrs. G, Il Wills Mrs DE- Robert Die yes,
Wr and Mrs 3 Matuugly. Mr. and Mrs
v - Penuing ton Mr. aud Mrs r. Posey,
Ms shields. Mrs Cecie Mitchell Misses
Mamie. EMeI. Ella and Mar, Cnapmta Eta
and Lila Roberts Edith Matthews Belle aud
Rosah, Brawuer. Ella Davis Lima Maddox,
hattie and Neile Neale, Mary. ktty and Car.
RTE Uigpes. Katie Howard Eliza Josie
and Nuaiir jenkins. Katie DENIM Katie
and Florence hawkins. Mamie and Adele
Brent, Mary y ills, Blanche Adams md Rose
Derote. Of Washington CITY. Blanche Niho-
son. OF Rockville, Mary and L,dm Bragner,
Of Wesley Heights, Glzzie and Cecie Chap
nun, ! ulm Brown, lucille WAITING Adele
Edeen Ella anu Lizzie Foros, ct Wooddlle
Messrs ). f. Mudd, Walter MUD Julian
Cox. Paul wills, Norbert. Frank aud Auert
Bowling, Pmkney Arthur, Charley ~ Il
NJ. Hawkins Robert Chapman link
Matthews, Henry BroWu, Of 'tk-
Vile Mitchell Digges Hanson MitcheltPat
and Walter Hamilton W II Mudd, rhil
jenkins, Armstrong Thomas Of Bdtinore,
Pull Warren Of Washington civ P
Flanpery, Of New York, A F. aud lIaninon
L;o, d. Walbach Edelen, James Buntig Of
Cayer, county, Rodger Coomrs. of Leonard
town, D Sales Howard, b. Caroline and
Emory Maddox.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

How to Swing Hammocks Very few
people know how 10 swing them, and mint
on this subject may be OF use. The head
should he about @ feet from the ground and
the foot end about 81 feet "a curve which Sc
cures to the occupant the greatest possioie
ease Of position The foot rope should De
about three times as long rs the head rope
Where trees are used to support the rope bear
ings should be well protected by heavy can
vass or cloth Wherever il is possible TO use
it the hammock in summer should take tne
season hamuucks utn hr hung 10 an lnSalln
room ard are preferred rv physicians 20 easy
chairs or even to d upd where the patient can
stand slight uuviur -EV
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Changes in the Oyster Law Printed
copies Of the new oyster law, known as chap.
Ter $50, acts Of 1894, are being issued from
the office OF the commander of the Safe fishery
force says the Maryland Republican The
new law made a number OF change; For the
purpose of reducing the expenses ofthe force,
one OF the steamers, the Goyerno. Thomas
was put out OF commission, and tle creSs OF
the sailing feet were reduced from April Is to
September ). During the closed season each
OF the boats Will be provided oa.y with a
captain. mate and cook, excepting the schoon-
ers Nellie Jackson, the Fol aud 1e Baugh-
man, which will have a seaman 10 addition
Provision is made for hiring extra boats from
October to April, at a cost not exceeding $50
per month for each boat, with crew OF three,
the captain to be paid $50 per month and
each OF the crew $50 per month Tie salary
OF the co .mander Of the force is placed at 81,
500 per year, and of the deputy commanders
OF tie steamers at 81, 900 The r4dons oil the
officers and crew of The steamers are reduced.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

From 9TH DiStrict.--Quo usque nhnlere,
Catalina, patienuA nosira? Not much longer
County Fathers, for patience so sor-i en-
dured for many wears, has ceased to be a virtue
You were notified some weeks az when Il
poor man had his ankle !islocated, that
you would continue to ignore the 9Th District
until some valuable neck was broken Tpat
ofour most highly esteemed and admirably adj
mired Mrs. Grain, was nearly disIoca;ed by
hei4g thrown from her carriage few days
ago, her injuries required inc aid Of good
surgeon, We.wll not mention roads aga in
our county papers. for their voices are not
heard or heeded An indignation meeting
has been called OF tax pa, ers. to meet AT Wav-
side. Saturday,, at O'Clock, and adopt meas
ures 10 remedy the outrage perperaItd upon
the citizens Of 9th District, and we will not
forget it. Taxp.yer
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To Postal nmeinIs

10 EOstal OncIllS The Postmaster
General Las issued the followipt notice 10 all
postotiice officials: "An persoI OF every de-
gree, cond don and private opibion are emit
tied ofright to kindly service \ their govern
ment, with attention, civilitv hni accommo-
dating assistance on the partlofits agents,
and especially without oifeucet 10 their sensi-
bilities. The postmaster must therefore, be
patient, courteous and helpful ia transacting
his business, compel his clerks u similar coq-
duct or dismiss them, and 20 soysJn himself
and them that every proper visitor may lea
gratifed by good treatment Advantage Of
the enforced opportunity should never be
taken to subject visitors to tie pabie oiHce
either to prosely ting attempts to convert them
or to other wounds of feeling BY expressions
IN opposition to their opinions political, re-
iigious or otherwise The regulation for0ds
further that the postmaster sAt not install
himself as the manipulation Of the political af'
iairs of his own party Ile is not thereby
abridged Of his privileges as a citizen, but re-
strained from encroachmeut on those OF his
fellow citizens"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Base Ball The match game of b Sc tail
which was played near this village on We he, :
DAY last between the In Plata aud Waldorf
teams resulted somewhat ia u close score La
Plata making Is runs Waldorf Is The
game began at 10 30 a. IN. and continued tar
two and .hree-quarter ours. Owing to some
misunderstanding about the hour which the
game was to begin a smaller crowd attended
than was expected. Nevertheless goodly
number was present to witness the game
Both clubs received mtny greetings of sp
pause throughout the entire game by their
friends whenever creditable play was made,
The La Plata team, Notwithstanding It's de-
feat, will endeayor to give the Rryantow
boys a rousing battle to-day.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13
Attend ne Primnrles THO Repnl

can primaries will be held tomorrow through
our The county and we urge upon all our
party friends to fall into line and attend. A
great national battle is 10 be fought At tue
coming election, involving the future snpre-
macy of the party and il 0ehooyes all RepuG-
licans to do their duty. Avoid under any and
all circumstances party friction in making up
the delegations. It is not the time for crafty
ing idle ambition or for venting petty spieens
so good respectable delegates are sent to the
Convention which meets on Monday, is all
thAt is necessary This county has no candi-
daie for Congress unless il may be Mr. s E.
Mhdd. and he it is generally understood, is
sill undecided about entering the race Re
mat ~ It may. however, RS he is county
man iuterpase no objection 10 giving him the
support Of the county if he wants it,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

This remedy is becoming so well known and
so popular as TO need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing Sue same
song Of praise, purer medicine does not exist
and it is guaranteed to do all thatis claimed.
Electric Bitters Will cure all diseases of the liv
f.r and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt
rheum and other affections caused by impure
blood viii drive malaria from the system and
prevent as well rs cure all malarial fevers. For
cure Of headache, constipation and indigestion
trv Electric l3itters-entire satisfaction guaran-
iced. or money refunded Price 50cts and 81
per bottle. For sale by W W. Padgett, Pori
gOabeeo.
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Cobb Neck Items Master Percy M

NOBD Nech lltiilS. Muster tfCl ftSu'
mond, bright, brave aud ohedient bori IS
visiting his auI at Milton Hill
MIR. Henry Simms took dose Of parish
sreeu" last week his good and much admir-
ed wife was near being widow. 1t is qnes-
tionahle economy 10 take any medicine With
out Doctors prescription When yon do
SO, YOU are more apt to cheat yourself Than
your family physician.
Miss Pope, most attractive lady, is enjoy
ing the hospitality Of Mrs. n G tlungerford
Mrs Mex. Burroughs is most active IN col
Letting funds 10 Duy the Deacon harse and
buggy.
Mrs. Cram Smoot and sisters are visiting
Dr. A. Smoot Grain was fortunate in
winning so admirable Il wife Her very at
tractye sisters are loved by all who are for
tunate enough to know them
Many pretty girls are visiting our section,
among them the sisters Of Mrs. Spearman
Lancaster, Mr.. A. + Lloyd's dauglter, Miss
Dauts and many Others, whom it is nc nv
pleasure to know
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction city. III.
was told by her doctors she had consumption
and that there was no hope for her, but two
bottles of Dir. Kings New Discovery completely
cured heT and she says it saved her life. Mr..
Thomas Eggers, 139 Florida street; San Fran
cisco. suffered from dreadful eotd. approach
ing consumption, tried without result every
thing else then bought one bottle of Dr.. King
New Discovery and in two weeks was cured =
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such results, OF
which these are samples, that prove the Won
derful efficacy Of this medicine in coughs and
colds. Free trial bottles. Regular size 5Octs
and 81, For sale by W. W. Padgatt, PORT To-
baeeo
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nN Killed

Ok Killed Mr. Alex Ba.le- eolored
lost a valuable young OK on Saturday, last ~
being choked to death. Butter oaned his
OK to Mr. Joseph Day to carr,a Dad Of &c
baeto to the bare OF Mr. John w. Albritiain,
the load had been removed from The cart and
the team allowed to stroll around a field
while another load Of Mr. DAYS tobacco was
being delivered, and in doug 50 became en-
tangled, and WAS thrown dowa dragged and
ehoked to death THE loss ssnma;ed at
about $40.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

The liquor business Nth its gambling hell
attachment ana long credit with rs eNbo--
blmut prices, b re long been ID curse to S5utl.-
era Maryland The rrfing need OF the Times
is the Hoi q ho;h lluraI Vote the
Prohibition ''eNet aud hi, your goods Of
Y L. DEMENT,, Ls Plata
Besides af our customers tine benefit Of
very 70" S. we ACE making presents
worth Ten cent OF purchases on amounts
lot one do aud mp On purchase If ays
uolHUs we handsome picture worth
seyeniy-h4 ats We carry a ull line Of
General ae' aandise, Millinery, Notions,
Gents fufa inks, etc. Space allows men-
lion OF onS ew Of the many bargains.
BOYS Sai'. toe up Marsailles Quilts re
up Men ~ l5e up Carpetng ls5,
worth 25a zen 5 Suspendeis Sc up. Mat.
ting, 1925 rih zoe Mems Laurda,d
Shirts, soc aek Hammers, Sc. Ladies
Button 500. erdrohe Hook 29c "a
dozen -s~..s, ttc, ere etc
IS, l.. DEdENT,
may Icy La Plata.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13
, Dangerous ConnterfeIt.-A

4 dangerous VVWHItTItIT,-A cOuns
tertrit 81 silver certificate of the kind which
has the Martha Washington vigne;te on it
was detected recently ut the Custom House -
The note IS splendidy printed and would
readily deceive even an expert unless more
than a casual glance was given to IT. II has
the silk fibre in it, this being put in the mid
die of the note, whica is made up OF three
layers of thin paper, one for the back and
she SLING. While the face O. the certificate
presents an excellent general appearance The
printing is heavier than in the genuine The
back, however, is Of poor color. though il,
too, would readily pass in general circulation
The note had evidently seen consi1era lie str
vice, for it was b, no means clean.-Ex
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13
Transfers of Property.-Bils Of

from Mary Z. Jones and VIM Jones to 1
s. Herbert; $50 Jacob Young to John II.
MilIer;Sz5. VIM W. Welch 10 J. W How
ard. Sg5 Richard Thomas t G, !. Chappe-
lear; 1921 o. j W Carroll TO J. W. War
ing; $3.50 A. T. Dyson 70 6 l. Chappelear'
$500. Bernard Mitchell to Aattngly Bros
500 Thomas Proctor 10 7 J Owen; $40.
&, II. Turner and al to Carpenter Bros $50
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

+. Matthews, as States Attorney, filed with
tie Clerk of the Court on Tuesday, petition
fcr writ Of quo-warrento to test the consli-
nationality OF the late Act Of the General As
senbly increasing the number OF County Com-
sDissioners to tive. Messrs ". II Trotter
and Samuel Hawkins are made defendants,
Mr.. I. Il Medley made the affidavit 10 the
petition and Judge Crane signed The order
setting tie Ease down for bearing on the
nth Instant The petition evidently was not
prepared by Mr.. Matthews, but another indi-
vidual and given 10 him to look after.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Has injured Him Ira Hicks, te
weuher proli' ct. ait-r tine rcwsmpers Of the
lanl have given pahlicits TO bis prophecies
AMI unusht him rrnONn. wants a corner on
the weather; or that rart % 1t that is embraced
M his prophecies Tie has uoe taken the
precautiou TO copyright the entire issue oil his
paper and has given notice that no one may
reprint the forecast issued by him He claims
that the continued reprintiug oftnese forecasts,
month after mouth, in many publications,
has worked great iajury 70 his business and
for this reason was forced to protect his inter-
ests
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

School Vacancies. There will be free
scholarships this year at several schools
partially supported by the Stats, One a: St.
Johns, at The Maryland Agricultural College
At the State Normal School and probably
one at the school Of art and design, Baiti-
mCre. These scholarships will be awarded to
the applicants passing the best examination 10
he held BY the public school examiner some
time 10 August
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Marriage Married, july llth, 1894, at
In Plata, NJ + Church Souh, by Rev j c.
Sed Nick MIR John T WEIGH and Miss Bertha
f. Bowie. Among those present ~ere misses
J. Welch aud j Belt aud Messrs. e Welch
and T. WILDER The wedding march was rem
dered BY Migs Minnie Kerr. OF waldorf
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Alexander 5 Army knew no defeat. The sam
is true ofDr. Fenner's Golden Relief. It's war
ranted to relieve tootbtche, neuralgia, head.
ache, or any other pam in to minutes IT.
Also bruises, wounds, wire-cuts swellngs
bites, burns, summer complaints collie, (also
in horses. diarrbpa, dysentery and fiux. If
satisfaction not given money returned. For
sale by all dealers aud " " Padgett Port
Tobacco
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pninrnI Accident NJ.

Painful Accident Mr. Julian Cox,
Port Tobacco, met with painful accident
last week PLAYING ball He was practiein1g
catching with young friend, and be caught
1t uali thrown to him between the main
fingers Of his right hand splrcg 1t open nj
mos, down to the palm DR.. I. 5, Owen
dressed the wound, aud Mr.. Cox suffers no
pain now, but it will be some time before he
will have the use O his hand again.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Minister Called --Rv Vim P Painter,
wuo has lor some time hid charge OF the
Episcopal Church, ia Narjemoy, has been IN
viied aud accepted the position Of Chaplain OF
llas nah Moore Academy, Baltimore county,
and will remove his family from the county
some time during next month and assume his
new charge.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Enes8fsriu vsrnss tia Life and JOY of the
household, and no home is complete or natu-
raj without them. For ali their little ills and
worrimens Dr. Fenner's Soothing Syrup is
superior 10 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, 1894-07-13
THE WINE GLASS

VINO hath eoe} Who hath
sorr "? Who u III eonten-
ton? Who hath wounds
without rnusr2 who
hath reduess Of eyes,
Thew that tarry long
at the winel They
taat 90 re- eek
mixed Winel
Look not thou
upon the
wine when
il is red;
when
au@
movelh
eth itself
Alright;
at
ihe last
il hiteth ike serpent
and stineeth like vi nd er.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

The best salve IN thp womb lrcuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rhaum fs,'r sores, letter,
chappeu hands, chilblains 800 and an skin
eruptions, ana positively errs niles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed II I'VE perfect sat
isfaetion or money refunded paee Is cents per
box. For sale by W. W. PaIosa. PortT obaco
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Deaths Mary L. Martin, the only child
of Mr. and Mrs John R. Martin, died at the
home Of her parents, in Washington city, on
Wednesday, July 4tb, 1894, aged 8 weeks.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13
Dress Making

Having secured the services OF first
class dress maker from the tity. am now
prices
Mrs. W. N. WEIGH. "a Plata, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Divine services will be held D. ". Sunday
july 18th, at Pisgah, N F. Church, South, at
10 30 a. m, and same DAY At Chckamuxen, at
4 p. II.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Mr. Henry B. Pollock, son q Mr. Vim. j..
Pollock, Of Washington cits, was on Salur-
day list attacked with fit Of epilepsy, aud
in falling struck his head against chair and
oroke his neck. He haa just a lew DAYS pre-
Sious returned from Charlotte Hall School
where he was student
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-13

Religious Notices. The Rev. Theaph-
illus Smoot will hold service and preach ia 81.
Paurs CHAPEL On next Sunda July 18th at
4pm f. POIN 'EXTER, Rector.