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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-29
From the 18th District


located his knee cap.
Mrs. Nellie Grain is convaleScent after
seriouG illness.
Mrs. McCrea Is visiting friends in the city.
Joe Clarke has recovered from typhoid
fever.
Mtssrs. Jacas son and Smms children are
well again.
Miss Tagethof, much to the regret Of out
musical and literary world, will leave Judge
Richmond's in few days.
Dr. Diedel, of Washington, a remarkably
handsome, polite and agreeable gentleman,
and accomplished d. mist, visiting Mr.. ].
K. Perry, extracting and filling teeth IN the
morning, fishing, grabbing and bathing in
the evening, the genial Cd. D. S " Yesterday
l.. passing milton Hill," saw Mrs L as be
imagined, swinging in q hammock, and fear.
ing her venerable husband, compimeRting
Mrs. l.. the next day upon her devotion to her
most estimable husband, she opened her eYes
in amazement, saying, pardon me doctor,
WAS in rocking chair, brushing the flies of
my pet Waterford COW, which was being
MIXED; she has very intelligent tckita face
When hearing This, not bad mistakes. our
valued though antique NJ. D., grinly said.
that learned sd. D. s., should get pair oil
leather spectacles or huge telescope, or he
may dream taat the little catfish be caught,
was tchdIe.
A young NJ. D. asked an old one, last week
some questions regarding the requirements
OF medical ethics, he seemed surprised that
the young mans library did not contain a
copy OF the ethics of the American Medical
Association, as important as the rules Of
etiquette are in good and refined society -
Are we expected to give our labor and
skill and medicine gratuitously to brother
NJ, d., his wife and children? Yes as long
as they remain under the paterRdI roof. Yet
II tue brothsr doctor is man OF means ana
you are poor, and he c ffers you an
IL need moi he declined
If the Doctor dies and leaves a wife and chill
dren pecuniarily well off as you are, charge
them as other patie ts for there can be no
reciprocity of medical attention.
Should we charge ministers Of the gospel,
why notf They charge us for marriage,
baptism, pew rent, preaching ct cetera, and
often receive better and more prompt salaries
They, aud their horses are fed better, and
many can dress better than we Though
every gentleman should dress so as not to be
observed God knows, and the people know
that the majority of doctors do at least as
much charity which public Sentiment
demands and their innate kind
ness gives as much as any body
else in this cruel world Nov without minis
tiers Of the gospel we would be savages. All
are better than their hocks. Very
lew give bad example. Judas did betlay bis
master st Peter deuied his master. ST.
Thomas refused to believe, until hr put his
hands III the wounds, three out of Twelve
were not perfect. So if ssme unfortunate
in any church falls, sc at least char
liable, and think that YOU and may have
allen under perhaps less temptation. =
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Golden-WheeIer. ,-Pisgah NJ n. Church

Golden Wheeler. -Pisgah NJ. l.. Church
was thronged on Monday, the 25th, 4 p M,
with the friends assembled to witness the
marriage ceremony Of Miss Irene Wheeler and
Mr.. Sydney Golden fhe altar WAS lastly
decorated with flowers Mrs. 7. II. Carpen-
ter presided at the organ and rendered an APP.
propriate wedding march Rev Mr. Sedwick
performed tie ceremony. The ushers were
Mr. Tom Wheeler, brother of the bride, and
Mr. jesse Rove. The bride and groom came
into church and was preceded 10 the altar
by the maid of hoaor, Miss Minnie Rowe,
OF Washington D. C Mr.. Lewis E. Wright,
Of Virginia. was hest man. The bIide wore
green cashmere with hat aud gloves to match.
The maid of honor wore blue silk. After
the ceremony the bride and groom held an in
formal reception and then departed for their
future home, near Doncaster, carrying with
them the congratulations and best wishes
from all present. Among those present were
Mr.. J W Golden and wife, Mr. Perry Col
den and vie Mrs J. II. Penn and daughters,
Mr. Golden, OF ST Mary's county, Mr.. H. I
Rove. Mr. II. E Bowie and daughter, Mr.. IL
b. Hammock Mr. Preston Williams Misses
Haislip Franklin, Jennie Delozier Mr., j II
Milstead and daughter, Mr. G NJ Carpenter
aud wife, Mr.. Mills and sister, Mr.. n. r
Simmons and daughter, Mr.. J. T. DelozIer
and wife, Mrs. c. D. Carpenter, Mrs G
Compton, Mr.. G. E. Medley, Mr. A. R. Car
penter, Mr.. Clap Cox, OF Washington, and
Mr. j A. Bowie. Ii,
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THE WORLD Do MOVE WOOL, WOOL!

The liquor business with its gambling hell
attachment and long credit with its exhor-
bitant prices, have long been curse 10 South
era Maryland. The CRYING need of the times
Is the abo'ttion of both Moral: Vote the
Prohibition ticket and hus Socr goods Of
W. l.. DEMENT,, La Plata
Besides giving our customers the benefit of
very low prices, we are making presents
worth ten per cent OF purchases on amounts
Of one 90 Lac and up. On purchase If Eve
dollars se give q handsome picture worth
seyenty-6ye cents. We carr, 4 fun line Of
General Merchandise, Millinery, Notions,
Gents furnishings, etc. Space allows men.
lion of opiy few of the many bargains:
Bows suits, Toe up. MarsailIes Quilts 75c
up Mems Palis, lac up. Carpeting lsc,
worth 25c Mems Suspenders Sc up. Mat.
ting, l2la worth zoe. MEMS Laurdried
Rntton S5oes 81 Avardrefe Hn,l. 9o,. =
.ie5sa sta T.. * r,r -.
y. l.. btrtNr
IN '3'l t.. Plata.
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Eight Persons Poisoned -Severs
days ago eight persons at Mr. r. R. Wills
hotel Bel Alton, were poisoned from eating
rice. including Mr.. and Mrs. Wills, and his
brother, Mr.. T. w. Wills The food was pre-
par by Miss Beckie Davis, Mr.. Wills house
keeper, thoroughly reliable person, who dis
covered nothing unusual about the rice, but
all who ate of it were made almost Instantly
sick at the stomach. followed with spells OF
vomiting. The attack, however, did not last
long, except in the case of MI. Wright Wills,
who suffered from the trouble tor several
hours DR.. Spencer teok charge of The pn-
used portion Of the esculent grain and wiil
have it analysed.
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New Ads --Ifyou want cheap and durable
buggies or vehicles of any sort, and at reason
BILE rates, Mr.. W H. Trotter, at Waldorf, can
supply the trade He also furnishes FIST class
anrnouts for funerals, and will take personal
charge Of same without extra charge. Tel
egraph or mail will reach him.
The tournament at Marshall Hall on the
10th bids promise to be a grand affair. Be.
sure 10 attend and see how our Virginia
friends eau get up such affairs
Sre terms Of temple Hotel Washington.
They are reasonable, the hotel is convenient,
and il Is a first class place to room or get
your meals
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4 Cnxer in LniI-ConstabIo SanlneI :

COXey IN JAlI.-JonstabIo samuel r.
syillet: lodged IN Jail on Tuesday under a
commitment hom Justice A. F. Beetle, a
tramp named W. F. Zantzinger. The cause
alleged in the commtmentmert is insanity
The nan is evidently weak-minded, but per-
iertly harmless lie denies knowing Coxey
or any of his gang, but The belief prevails
that he is of that crowd, as be states he came
Washington city. He was discovered loa6ng
around in the woods near 3ealle and Edelen'l
store in the vicinity of Middle,own and no
giving a proper account of himself vas ar.
rested.
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WHITE SCHOOLS.
District No l - School No Benton Barues,
A GRAY, G W Cross. No 2, DR. r Dlggs, I
T Owen, ] ] Jenkins. No 3, L A Wilmer, c
E Wade. S Turner. No 4, W Roby, II
Wills, G Hayden.
District No 2-School No Nv W Cohy, ]
Price, GRAY. No 2, W Carpenter, J w
| Abel, Allen No 4, P Gibbons; W Fer.
gusson. S Greer. No 8, A H4islip A Frank.
lin. J H Milstesd.
District No a-School No III Brawner,
H n Long. R Marbury. No q, G W Csrpen
ter, W Kendrick, r R Hancock. No 8, VIM
P Harvey, 7 Z Bowie, Davis.
No 4. RennOe. r A MLrdock, A Tarder
No 5, p q Linton, A Speake, W W Milstead
District No 4-School No l P Wilmer, ir
Wood, G Pilkerton. No 2, R H Penn, N
Thompson. 4 R Wheat.ey No 3, pa sed
No 4. IN Freeman, J s Dyson, L Higdon
No 3, R H Trrner, II Cough, P 7 Long
No s. J G CooKsey, G 6 Oliver, VIM H Sin
clair
District No : School No III B Norris, W
T Simpson, H &C der. No 2. WIN Page,
NJ Swami, sr.. WIN Simms. No 3, DR. A J
Smoot, Cooksey, 7 Dutton. No 4, WIN D
Possy, A 7 Lloyd, R Perry.
District No 6-SchOol No III II Hancock,
W Roby, B N Mudd. No 2, ] H Beam, F
Willett, A W s Hicks No 3, P L Sasscer. C
Beale, VIM Trotter No 4, Berry, G R
Mcdaniel. W Moore. No 5, + W Stone, A
Lucas. F Edeen Noe, WmJ Cox. S D Rob, f,
J HUNT.
District No 7-School No 1T Clagett, J
N HALEY, W 7 GlaQett. No 2. I'M Thomas,
F Dement,, W Waring No 8, j II Penn,
Wheeler, \ Norris. No 4. r I Knott L
II Brawner, H Spear
District No 8-School No I-Wm H Cook
sey, g A Murphy, T Berry No 2, s Haw-
kins, Z T Tucker, G W Berry, IT, No 3. n L
Mudd, Z Berry, J J Murray No A, G w Car
roll, W Wilkerson, 7 H MURRAY. No B
Bow ling, ] II Cnappelear, N Edelen. No 6.
VIM Queen. V lligaon, A Jameson No I.
J T Fstep, Z NJ Murray. WIN y Maan N, 8,
H Bean, J MAYOR, W Adams
District No 9-School No'l--A Adams, A
Il CAnter. g Cross No 2, T Berry, r Ed
wards, VIM P Peterson.
ooLoRED SCHOOLS.
District No l-School No &c Watts, j n
Scott, W Wills. No 2, passed.
District No School No III Price, s
Walker, Nils. No 2, A A Butler, VIM Il
Howard. G Spriggs No 8 Price. J A Dent.
Waters.
District No 3--Sshosl No Wv Carter, j
Washington. j Gibson. No Q, ] Il POsev, A
Carroll, q Brown. No 3, Simmons. Tur-
ner, Hart. No 4. Hanson, ] Smart, h
Cohy.
District No 4--School No III + Mahorney,
X White, Shyerell. No 2, r Hawkins, ii
Short, C Smms No }, Smart W Thomas,
A Campbell No 4, J Garner, L Smotners,
Mac Dyson.
District No 5-Tchool No III N Green,
L Thomas, J Llyes. No 2, + Middleton, G
II Butler, II Woodland.
District No6-- School No III A Proctor,
B Matthews, II Matthews. No 2. F Mac, G
Duckett.
Distric NJ 7--School No Up johnson, f
Meyers, II Roarman. No 2. G H Carter, N
Matthews, . Butler. No 3, L Frazier, D Hill,
II Forrest
District No s-School No IN Gill, CI
Boothe, R Sembly. No 3, S Douglass, F.
Yates, W Hawkins. No 3, + Pennington. l.
Jameson, II Owens. No 4. J S Gross, Young,
J II Blown. No 5, ] Butler, Nm NJ Davis.
District No g. School Ne III Thomas, n
Gross. W Mitchell No 2, A Adams.
Lsles. VIM King.
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Excursionists and Visitors to Washington.
D. C The Temple Hotel, Nos. GOA and COG
Ninth street, N W , has been recently remod-
eled and returnished, and its regulations are
first-cass 1t is the most central hotel in the
city to all points OF interest and business
Street cars from all depots pass the door
Separate dining room for guests of the hotel,
Room and meals per day, 81 TO $3.50. Elk
celent meals 10 public dining room, % cents
each je 29-et
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
TINE Board Of School Commissioners viii
i meet Mt their office in Port Tobacco


for the purpose Of receivns Teachers Reports
Teachers of colored sehuols will be peid on
Thursday, july 9th.
Teachers of white schools will be paid on
Friday, Jul, 9th.
Teachers Association ColOred. Thursday,
July 9th.
Teachers can be supplied with Blank Term
Reports by calling on, Or sending TO Messrs
Roberts 4 Owens.
Telrhers must charge themselves in their
Reports with the full amount OF Hooks pue-
chased by Them from the Book Depository.
BAN charges tor ineideuLds must be
accompanied With voucher. reachers de-
string friends TO collect their salaries are re,
Quesied TO send Nrilten orders.
All reports must he IN de out on hmnks
prepared for the purpose Every report must be
affirmed, or sworn To before juspc OF the
peace or II member of The hoard, ,Lir's The
teacher has taken the 0alh OF Off 4
ihr attention Of Nil tearhers i. especially
called to the instruction. recently issued by
the Board with regard 10 The ATTENDANCE Of
teachers At fta' hers Ass n.iaiions.
Matters Of special imperI,n,r will
claim The attention OF the Teachers A-su atIon
b, order o. the Board
g. W. BERRY,
REnDllper.
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Charlotte Hall Items-Miss Thom

Charlotte Hall Items Miss Thoma-
sine Philips, Of Washington, is visiting DR.
G. W Pethersridge and family, of this town.
Mrs Annie Wilson, Of Virginia, the sister
Of Mr. Edward T. Briscce this village, who
was expected down on Friday last to speRd
the summer with the latter, died on the pre-
ceding day, seven childreR, husband and u
sister, to mourn her death.
very enjoyable supper was given by Prof
j F. Coad on Saturday lust, to the gradual
ing class of Charlotte Hall School, at the resi-
dence Of Mr. j. Shaw, nenr this village
which was highly enjoyed by all the students
of the SAID class.
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Specimen Cases.

) H. Clifford, New Castle, Wis, was troubled
with neuralgia and rheumatism, his stomach
was disordered, 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 MIN. Edward
Sheppard, Harrisburg, H., had a running sore
on his leg OF years standing. Used three bot
ties of Electric Bitters and boxes of Bueklens
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 ineura BILE.
One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arniea Salve cured him entirely. Sold by
W. W. Padgett, Port Tobacco.
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d. W. Fuller, ofOanaj oharie, N. Y. says that
he always keeps Dir. Kings New Discovery ia
the house and his family has always found the
very best results follow its use; that he would
not be without it, If procurable. q. A. Dyke
man druggist, Catshill, N Y, says that Dr.
Kings New Discovery is undoubtedly the best
cough remedy; that he has used IL in his family
for years. and IL has never failed to do all thai
is claimed for IL. Why not try remedy so long
tried and tested. Trial bottles tree at W. w
Padgetts store, Pori Tobacco. 50ets and 81
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Fracas - Some colored laborers camped
near Gallant Green engaged in lively row
on Sunday last, one Of tue men was seriously
wounded in the head aud some fear is appre-
hended as to bis recovery. The man that com
mitted the act escaped without an arrest. The
men are employed by Mr.. Bruce Thomas ent-
ting ties and came from the South.
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Delegates to Teachers Association.
The Scaool Board on Tuesday appointed
Misses Matte Brooke and Bernice HALEY,
Messrs. hayden and Clay Dent, delegates to
the State Teachers Association to be he'd
ut Annapolis. School Commissioner Boar
man will represent the Board Of School Com
missioner
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Alexander Army knew no defeat. The sam
ia true OF Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief. It Is war
rauted to relieve toothache, neuralgia head.
ache, or any other pam in 2 to 8 minutes =
Also bruises, wounds, wire-cuts, dwellings,
bites, burns, summer complaints, collie, (also
in horses), diarrhGa, dysentery and iux. If
satisfaction not given money returned. For
sale By ali dealers and W. W Padgett, Port
Tobacco
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Death Died in Washington on June "a,
1894, after brief illness, John raymond, only
child of Thomas and Maggie Ward, aged
Ave months.
Ali lovely little flower.
Why didst thou fade so soon?
Alas! too fair for earthly culture,
in heaven thou must bloom.
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Attention of our readers is especially called
TO the Cum Roofing and Paint advertised in
our columns. it is ready for use, easily appri-
ed end very low price reliable article. Moth
ing better for new roof or an old oof need
ing repairs The Gum Elastic Roofing Com
pany of 80 West Broadway, New York City,
Will mail you a sample if you write them at
once, and mention this paper.
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The little ones are the life and Joy of the
household, and no home is complete or natu-
raj without them. For ali their little ills and
worriments DR.. Fenner's Soothing Syrup is
superior to all others Warranted to satisfy
or money refunded For sale by all dealers
and w. w adgett. Port Tobacco
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MattinglY-EarrnII Mis

Mattingly-FarraIl.- Miss Sarah E.
Farrall and Mr.. Frank E. MatungIy were
married at st. Thomas Catholic Church, yes
terday at a. IN. Father Gardiner perform
ed the ceremony in the presence of few
friends and relatives The bride vas dressed
IN White null, trimmed in vAlenciennei lace.
with hat and gloves 10 match aud carried a
bouquet Of Marescha Neil roses After the
ceremony, the bridal party pArtook Of sump
tuous wedding breakfast, in this village, the
residence OF the brides parents, and then took
the steiner from Glymont for short bridal
trip.
: The bride is the second daughter Of Mr.. 7.
farraii, merchant in this town, and Depu-
uty Internal revenue Collector Of the Wash
business man Of the county. and Is at present
collector Of LAKES in the Third Collection Dis
trict OF thus county. The young couple will
reside in this village.
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/ 81 Thomas Academy Commence
ment.-The annual commencement OF this we'll
known Academy took place on Thursday o.
last week and was witnessed BY large mum
her OF persons The school was well SUPPORT
ed curing tue last scholastic wear and
the Young ladies who took part in The
closiug exercises presented = p 'eltv and at
tracuve scene, full, enjoyed by all fortunate
ensngh 10 lie present at its closing for the
summer season The entertainment consisted
Of vocal and instrumental music recitations
and dialogues, in the rendition Of which all
the young ladies acquitted themselves veil
receiving throughout the execution OF the
prog RAM raptuous applause.
Among those who took the most prominent
parts and deserve special mention, were
Misses Grace and Eva HAYDEN,
Nellie Hamilton, Fannie c. Richie. Ellie
Matthews and Angela Smith.
The distribution OF premiums and short,
but appropriate address ,, Rev Father Gar
diner, OF St. Thomas Church, concluded the
commencement. The following Was the pro-
gram ct the pleasant en,erta nment.
Program.
Welcome, Recitation, Miss A. Ritchie
The June-tug's Dance'' Misses Matthews
(Dnet. and L HAYDEN.
"The Story Kathie Told, (Recitatioul Miss
Mary Jarboe.
List TO the Wood Misses Hayden amt
birds Song. r kltehle Piano Miss
Hamilton.
Johnnie's Valentine, (Recitation, Mr.. Jake
Jarhoe.
Miss Ritebie, LIST Piano.
"Oneron." Duet Miss NJ Hamilton, I'd Piano
The Painter OF SlSiile, ttecitAtiOn, MISS
Al geia smith.
This new Flower Queeu-(Operetta)
Tho Rubu.a MoIis u,m;l,on
Rose Ellie Matthews
Lilly ........."... .......Ea Hayden.
Violet ....................May Jarooe
Daisy .........k. FERGUSON
Holly hock........... ...'............Rosa Neaie~
Sun Flower. ........'.'..'.'.'....Graee Hayden
Crocus....."..".........". Fannie Richie
..".................Angela smith.
Touch-me-N Not ................... Anita Kitchle
hignionette............. Master Jake Jafooe
Premiums were distributed to those entitled
as follows:
1st preminm-In Sacred and prof,n, His
,ors anc,.n, Gaogrsnh, M,,boIoav and
Grammar. was awarded 10 Miss NJ Hamilton
Third Glass
Ia p,.mi,mIn Sacred and p,ofane His
torv Gaogrsnbv NttboloOy ard philosoby.
- ,asr5ad ~ Miss Ellie II ,,,bews
=, pre,ninm~In 1,eogranbv c.ammar
and N,ibologv wasawardel Ia Miss Fannie G
Richie
IL, p-en,p,,p Sacred and p,oe,ne pis-
,ory csoaranhv and Mytholoev vssawsrded
10 y;s, 4ngaIa smith
| Isl premium-In Geoyr,pby and C,ramm ar
and Dad nremium in sacred md P,ofsne His,
In, we're ovoraed IN Misses Eva and Grace
Hs' 1on
10y
fourth CiaSs'
LIST PremiUm-ln Grammar, Sacred and
Pr,.fane History, Geography, Christian Doc
trine and Arithmetic, was awarded to Master
Jake Jarboe
Premium far Improvement IN Penmanship
was awarded 10 MISS Aaita iutcnle.
Premium - deogsaPhy, 'AS''h'Rs:ic 'ahs lor
Improvement IN Reading, was awarded TO Bliss
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The Ladies want Il new Dress new Cape new Hat,
new Gloves new Shoes new Hose and new Corsats and
Summer Underwear
The Gentlemen want new Shirts new Neckwear
Straw Hat Summer Underwear and new Gloves
The Baby wants new D.ess new Cap new Coat
Summer Underwear, new Shoes and new Carriage
The House needs Mattings new Window Blinds, new
Linens now Dishes new Cooking Utensils and all
Wooden ana Tin for the wash-room
The Lowest Prices and in the CITY
can be found all the
above goods at
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Religions Notices Divine services viii
be held D. ", SUNDAY, July LIST, at Pisgah,
NJ. f. Church, South, at 10 30 a. m, and
same day at Uhickamuxen, with Holy Com
munion, at p. m.
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Piles, sore eyes, cracked lips, chapped hands,
and ali skin eruptions, are cured by DR.. Fen
uer's German Eye Salve Warranted to sat-
isfy or money refunded For sale by all deal
ers and W. W. Padgett, Port Tobacco.
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One hundred and (l50) worms from two
doses of DR.. Fenner's Pleasant Worm Syrup.
Write Mrs. s. s. Sherick, or Messrs. Brenne
man & Steiner, Elidn, Allen Co., o. A child
cordial for all stomach bowel and worm dis
eases. Money refunded if satisfaction not
given. For sale by all dealers and ". W
Padgett, Port Tobacco.
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DofufuI Aooidant

Painful Accident. Robert Brawner,
Hawthorne, in attempting to get a piece OF
wire in the top of loft on Sunday last
accidently knocked down moving scythe
which fell across his arm, iniicting painful
flesh wound
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Atlas held the World up.
The World Holds ynu up. IL ylur shoes ar
not IN whack" with this pleasant sprin
weather We eau shoe you in the latesr ~
tlstlc shapes, cheaper tan any firm on earth
A line IN the mail TO us will do the trick. =
Don't Hold Up. Hurry Up Tines goinI
fast. Don't get caught with an old fasbione
last.
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Oil for harvesting AID threshing machines,
At rs cents per gallon, at w. t. DEMENT,,
La Plata. je l5-bt,
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Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable after the
first insertion.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will be inserted at ten cents per line.
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School Trustees The School Board
met on Tuesday last and appointed the follow
ing Trustees.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castora.
When she bad Children, she gave them Castoria.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL.

re- The office olthe hi. Independent
has been remored to la Plata, and all
mail matter should be addressed thereto.