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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-18
Poultry !. upplies AMI Appliance
lncubators and G5Too feF5.

Sole Agents for Hydro Safety Lamps for lncubatorS
and Breeders. Cynona for 9sinfectins and killing YER
mine Ravens Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. Nlsh-
bets Tonic Poultry Powder
Manufacturer Of Croley's California Poultry Remedy
roup sweled head and all diseases Of the head eyes
nd throat of fowls. Anglican ,rici ;. h,ne ties -
,arieties warranted to No. i P'slo l'r piseon>
everything for Fanciers and Breeders. Write for VIVA
you 8
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-18

By its mild. spcthing and healing properties,
s)v. EaCs's I'alarrh Remedy cures TIE worst
rlscs or Csiarrh, "Coiu in tic Head,
Cervy asiF s'aisrrhaj Headache.
s. .r---rists cyerE-rLere; 81 c.nt..
Arizona republican., 1894-11-15
Ordinance No. 178.
An ordinance to proviie for the management, 1

An ordinance to pr0vide for the management
 Up4 4II 5o ,eru-4eu of the streets
 alleys and sldeWa Ks oi he e ty of PhCn TX
 and pr vent obstruc5lons thereon and to
 [ ''vs.. >trurtOus therefrom
 m aon rouucIl of h9niX do oTdain as sol
 s lT.oN It shall be unlawful for any per $ il, hrm or cor rporatlon to erect or maintain on the i eWdIk of ahy street i'll he city of Pho- nix 4t uwting. post or ground support for any awning, DO ch or balcony at aty place on sd n alieWel7 except al the ntr line of the uch >idew K and at int thereon Shst will .la,e the onter sIde of such post or sup 'rt h with the inner llIs Of such curb and ale l ton of his section shall be G-emed a mi,d me nor and punished accord gly.
 oEC. All p sts UT gro md su JpJrt, for any awhi E, p.rch or bale ny now existing or maihtand d D any person, firm corporation la the clty of Phoenix J or along Washington street ot sa d city hat are laced al any point 0n sad >i te val ls other than Is designated by the foregoing sectiol, or ut Doint within nfne inch of the lnner llne of the curb are nUw q, c ared be obSttuctions to the streets of >~'d cit and Il 'isances. and any person, firm, 70 p1rat on owner lessee 0r occupant of an uitdiug wi hin tie sald city in front of Wnlcn Id posts or supports exit, who shall fHil neeleCi or refu t. remove such posts or Euppor sanf 'G iiorm the $ sme to the require me ts of secti 0 thi ofdinan e for period of min ty days after nD1c from the city mar shai 50 tJ do sha be da4med guiIty of a mis- &ameau t td puai>hed a cordin. ly
 SEC , All awning, bt co1y or porch posts or gr 'un supports, 4n1 all telegraph telephone, e1ectric lighG. e ectrc power posts pr cleo tric stre ral'Fly posts aud as well Tn any of the streets of he city of Phoenix und autho'ity of the common eog c i, sh Ii se mai- uf ir ,n UT wood and if of " od, sha haze all surfa0es he same plA e nd shall be by the rson. fl m or cor PrL fn1 a",'i.tng h. st ne, D nted with ct l-asL " }ars of paint, winch id pa nt shall he f''li-wrd at least once eutn thereafter; 2le1 any person, firm nT corp ration lailing, re- 5nsiug r ueslee ing to clmpiy with the pro- viSi 'rls Q ec'i0l sh Ii, D. q em.d guilty of E I'll $ 1 ! s}+1r .ttI-i plnts 1ad "a 'f,iingly.
 SEC Sill b. unllwfol for any person, firm O. 4ruOfati0u Jo Use r De nit the use of sf'9 a,snies, oo,ch UT 'J9ic,ry porch nr ground supp ,r. tejA rlpn, telephone, ertri light, el-otria 2Jw . eectric street r.iway pole or
Arizona republican., 1894-11-15
Cataract Victims.

Four of the most eminent men in Europe are at the present time suffer- ing from partial blindness. In all cases the nature of the ailment is the same. namely, cataract, and all the iliustrious patients are hopefully seek h1g relief in the resources of medical science. NIT. Gladstone has had sev- eral operations performed upon one of his eyes, the result of which, it is be- ieved, will be almost fully to restore his vision, while the other eye is still sound enough to enable him to read and write. Sir William Harcourt's eyes are both much obscured, and must soon have relief or be altogether dark eued. He will prese ntly place himself m sur~eon's hands. M. Jules Simon is in like plight, but hopes to have the opaque veil entirely removed. And Sig. Crispi, in whose case the ailment has not proceeded quite so far as in the others, has already sought the services of skilled oculist.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-15

erai proprietary articles warranted to allay the irritation consequent on in- sect bites. The swelling that follows an attack from one of the minute para sites is very painful and quite large.
 Opinion is divided as to whether the base of supply is Central park, the un- derbrush of Riverside park, the car stables at Fifty-fifth street and Ninth avenue or the numerous palatial livery stables that are sprinkled throughout the section. The fact, however. re- mains that the painful nuisance is gen. eral, and housewives are in despair.
 Reaches, mice and the predatory in- sect of migatory and nocturnal habits can be exterminated by the use of ap- proved preparations. The mosquito may be bafied. But these fleas are a subtle, tireless force, that will not give a fair gage of battle. They may be de- stroyed, but must first be caught.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-15
FLEA PEST IN GOTHAM.

rIyriads of Tiny Bat Voracious Black In-
 sects Infesr Dwellings,.
 For two months or more that part of New York lying between Central park and the Hudson river has been over- Whelmed by the presence of mvraids of especially active and vicious yet very small black feas.
 Sufferers have endured their afflic- tion in silence until recently, says the New York World. It was not subject they cared to discuss. Scores of people have sought relief by moving from their flats, attributing the pest entirely to purely local causes.
 But this is a mistake. These lively feas are not confined to one house or block, but are omnipresent throughout the upper west side. The little black nulsances are as prevalent in the hotels Of Eighth avenue overlooking Central park as in the fiat buildings of Colum- bus and Amsterdam avenues, while flea hunting by night and day has engaged the attention of more than one aristo- cratic dwoller in the marble mansions of West End avenue and the brown stone dwellings of all the cross streets north of Fifty-ninth street.
 The drug stores on the line of Colum- bus and Amsterdam avenues have been doing brisk business in the sale of aromatic spirits of ammonia, witch hazel, cologne spirits, alcohol and sev-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19

zen Armstrong acting commission
er OF ladIan affairs, avs Tint 'be afl ual
reports received from variou. indian
agencies show that on the whol, de IL
diaps were reasonably prosperous dur
ing the last fiscal year The death rate
nus nor oeeu i'fge nor a9eS 'aere sp-
Indians nn5@r fs car' y" o ,r'' r. 'iu
ment TAa va1r was n,.e of ,,,,.o
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19
uomn,s Platform.

The Republican marty Of this Com
gressional District declares that il be-
lieves.
In the protection Of American indus
tries. and in the restriction of immipra-
ton to thar end.
10 a dollar which shall pass current
for its face value in every market in the
world.
In tie administration Of the federal
government BY party which knows
what it wants to do and knows how to
do it,
It does not believe in a tariff reform
which denies to hundreds Of thousands
Of American farmers a protective uty
on wool, and gives millions to the LOBBY
lists Of the Sugar and Whiskey Trusts.
1t does not believe in party whi,h
by its threats to turn existing conditions
upside down dsorganized the indus.
tries Of tue people. and then for months
together allowed the business of the
country to anguish, its merchant, and
manufa .tures to become bankrupt. and
IDS aborers aud partisans to starve,
while its professional iobbers in legisla-
ten were busyiog themselves in outwit-
ting and overmasteriug its economic
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19

Col W G Breckenridge has been
suspended from communion by Mount
Horeb Church in Fayette county. Ky.
Ga Sunday last at the Mount Horeb
Cuurch the pastor read publicly the &c
Eyu Of the church concerning Colonel
Breckenridge, who had made to them =
confession of his guilt and asked the
prayers and love of his brethren in lead
ing a christian life The unanimous
decision Of the officers was that, while
accepting his repentance as sincere and
heartfelt, the great publicity of the sin
demanded some public action, SO lie was
suspended from the sacraments until
February LIST, 1895
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19
A Duty Conrronts Us

Again we urge upon our party follow
trs the necessity Of taking al active in
tercst 10 the prese ut Congressional cam
paign Everyone wants the siagnation
10 50. business industries removed. and
better times. hence the independent vo-
tr is ready aud willing to take advice
upon the subject as to how he should
vote. and those vho believe in Bepubli
eau principles and base the welfare Of
Dhcir party at heart should lose no tune
10 adv sing them To support the Repub
icau nominee as the only sure and etfec-
i've mJde Of removing the distress now
prevailing all over the country. Ii may
be- argued that the election or defeat Of
Coffin. as he c1uuts but one 10 a multi
tude will not amount to much, therefore
there is no real necessity Of hard work
to secure his election But in such
allacious reasoning they are deceived.
Practical experience has shown that Of
ten the decision Of question narrows
down % one vote. and should such an
czigency arise The want Of that vote
should not be attributed to the wilful
neglect Of the Republicans Of the Fifth
Congressional District
In the next Congress as in many eth
ers past, a solid Democratic representa-
ton from the South. regardless as to
how the votes may be cast, will CON
front the country, and should the North
and West, however. decidedly favor a
change of policies 10 the administration
Of the government, the majority will
necessarily be small, and even SO much
as one vote will have telling effect in
rendering assistance to the majority 80
Do business
A better opportunity to elect a Re-
publican never presented itself in this
Congressional District; In many Of the
counties, discord prevails and in others
apathy and want Of interest have seized
an effective hold upon the local man
ayers Of the Democratic party
and they are doing nothing to
arouse interest or activity in their party
ranks
The Republicans Of this county I'M
derstand the situation, and will vote to
man for Coffin, but we want the indie
pendent vote and it can be gotten. il
proper effort is exerted So far no plan
Of the campaign for the county has beer
mapped GU; no local meetings have
been arranged, nc organization has
been effected Why, we cannot say
But it is not 200 late yet The Statr
Central Committee upon whom this dut,
devolves has ample time before the elec
ton to arrange to have one meeting a
least in each district. The work o
having every Republican registered WI,
is entitled to vote has been quite thor
oughly done, but the effort so admirably
commenced should not be Above,
to terminate where it begun.
Local meetings should De held in eve
~, "a n-53,a.st throughout the county 10 or
~ ""'0' toue ""ostipns Of tn
discus.
- poli,iea
- 10 order TO cas-
at the polk ii
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19

Republicans all over the country are
actively engaged in the good work Of
securing party victory at the coming
election. VIII the Republicans of this
section prove Iaggards in the race
Surely not The object is worthy of the
effort We are sure of Republican
majority, but that is not enough. Pie
it up sky high Five hundred in the
county, and Coffin will be Congress
man
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19

The officials of the Adams Express
Company and the police authorities be-
lieve they have caught one Of the rob
bers who held up the train at Quantico
He was arrested at Cumberland. Nh.
just as he was about to board a Western
train. He had large amount of money
81 ,05G 81 in cash, on his person at
the time of his arrest.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19
Mortgages Sale
OF
r E a L E S II A L u,
M
CHARLES COUNTY.

BY virtue of the power contained IN a
mortgage from Adelaide Quenzel to
Frederick Stone. dated August. 9th.
1888, and recorded among the land
Records of Charles county in Liber ] S
T., No 2, folio 1871, etc the I'M
dersigned. the attorney mined 10 the
mortgage, will sell, by auction, 1t NE
door Of the Clerk of the Circuit Colrt
for Charles county, on
Tuesday, October 3Oth, 1921
at , o clock p. m
All that tract, piece or PARCEL 81 md
in said Charles county, an
veycd to the said Adelaide Que, gel
by her late husband, julius Queniel,
living and situated in the village Of ff
Tobacco, in Charles county,
Improved by dw n
ing house, and fra b
iei building in wLiei& lis
constructed bakery
Ternis Of Sale: ,S..s,,s;A,l,;,.,,sys.,,a I. II
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19

The ROSTERS are now safe. since the
duty has beeu removed from ostrich
feathers. This does not mean that the
Democratic rooster is not to be plucked,
however
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19

Gov Mitchell, Of Florida, announces
that Corbett and Fitzsimmous will not
be allowed to fight in that State, even if
the legislature has to be convened for
the purpose of preventing the mill
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19

"Castoril is an excellent medicine for cli'l.
dren Mothers have repeatedly tod me q Is
good effect upon their children"
D.. @. c. o,aooo,
Lowell, J ass.
"Castoria is the best Iemel " FOR children Z
which I sm acquainted. | hop, tic day is ct
far distant when mothers will consi.cr the re.
interest Of their children AMI use Ca1,ora ii-
stead OF the various quacl nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opirl.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hnfttu
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DE-. ]. +. KIscHELoE,
Conway, ARK
The Contain Company, II b
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19
Castoria.

"Cae.or:a is so we'll adapted to children that
recommend it as superior 10 any prescription
known to me"
H. A. ARcHER, VI. D.,
III So. Oxford st, brooklyn, n. Y.
our phys'ciIns in the children's depart
ment have spokcu highly Of their expert
cnce In their outside practice with Castofii
and although we only have among
medical supplies what is known as reg
products, yet we are free to confess that the
favor upon it.n
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c. SMTH, Pres,
lrray Street, New York City.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19
A Bold Train Robbery Neor
Ollriir0

A Bold Train Robbery N'"'
W .n'.
A bold train rr,i Just
over the river below Nsr-lall Hall
of the most DARN svr mmi'ied, on /
Friday night Of L. v about 30 |
o'clock on the RI mr fredericEs-
burg and Potonae 800 miles
from Washington .af.n Brooks
station aud Wide VHc-. ts Tine Z
press leaving Richn o. o'clock tor
the North aud Fred e., "a, , min
ates Of 9 was broi-at Top oy
masked men. who n.eri. Hiatug the
trainmen. attaeke. c AHam. express
car with dynamite, entrance,
forced the messenge rse TO open
the money safe and 5s -efrom and
successfully made Of ul oney to the
amouat of rnsny tl0eer of dollars.
The robbers then ,telr the engine
from the train, anu a ing on it a
considerable distanc 81 let it 90
ahead =. full speed VI. rot'c open,
until i. was demol. mining into
switch that had tcsu .d az Dunn
tico. TIE details O illing affair
show that it was pl4aa, with cousum
mate skill, aud clrrtt7 m 1cce's with
unsurp ,ssed boldness De-. Dalton gang
in the West never accaup she'd more
startling sensation ADJ ..e aceompa
niments of the approve 3.i up were
had
As the train was -unGug about 40
milas an bonr bo,reon W.8. Water and
D.,, ..: H.
i'iooAs s'ael''f' a. p''"' " ''''''' ''''
other sac OF Quantico 'eerNkiue'r was
astonished to see 2 ma,sal m.u jump
/ from the tender into tbrcah. uI,b drawn
ror,I,.ors - aa;.hnl IN. w..r,rs
o navy
were 'e'eied at llm aa- .I' ASSIST
ant, and they were saruIy ordered to
stop the train on pain 5rIa,A The
commend w.s .om,l;e3 r,.. The fro
u,
"''" anu engineer "e's '' ''' ''"'''
TO leave the engine >tuF'n the en-
bankment beside the track lai while
tbey we're guarded other. * Els sans Of
rohbors of.hon, i, .... .,r,t.J
=
pFoeeeueu 70 tue eXpr''' '''. "a ue'
mand was made upon 81 messenger in
side to open the door, anil when be re-
'uSeu H'lcA u us"a'h''' - ''''" u
against one OF the side door. suffering
its lower eui and breaking 'he iron sill
in bnlf
Messenger crut.b6ell tber.Yrou omen.
od ~ csr and ono boa,1, KIM, n.an
Iressed ike 4 farmer .ad vs,-.9., rad
lbandkercb;ef i ~. entered ,nd
comnollod Crutcbfeld III onsn M. IN.
Afdr rono,.;n, avar,t.; /, ,4,.,.;,.l
and throwing aside ! H., c,ntain,
inc e6 600 which ba Aenfly .nnnos-
ed to hold papers ~ jnseaaonce the
robber demahde Sc other safe in
the car be also sSxzseino told
bv the messenger implv 3,
.;deadhes r. safe he 0uaussd 10 see
n. wavbjll His exa,t ti,n ,ti.6ej
him Of the valueless al A. of ti,e ma.
onened safe and he lea ear With thu
money mex las n i 5, khe Alter h.
robbery vas aecomplisbA Nh nernetra.
tors Il, mall j ne Are., ,,.ounle
III cne,1o
FGg 1--=----rrT
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19
State Of Ohio, city of Toledo, J

State Of Ohio, city Of Toledo J
I" Lucas 90.
Frank ] Cheney makes oath that be is the
senior partner Of the firm off j. Cheney a Co.
doing business in the city of Toledo county
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will
pay the sum Of one hundred dollars for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Ct Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK j CHENEY.
Sworn to before ne and subscribed ia my
preseoce, this 9th day of December, sS6
sEAL\ A. ". GLEASON.
- D - Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood aud mucous sur
faces Of the system Price 75c per bottle
sold BY all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19

Another attempt is 20 be made during
the coming session OF Congress to enact
legislation for the better government of
Alaska The persons who have alrea-
dy gone To that territory aud made in
yes,ments are anxious to have laws pro
videi which will make more secure The
property rights, and which will also es-
abish closer commercial relations be-
tween the territory and the United States
Ii has been suggested that Que of the
first steps toward bringing Alaska into
closer communication with the United
States ami making it more useful to the
government, Souid De to organize the
territory DIS other territories have been
organized aud send delegate to Con
grcss % represent it, who could point
out the needs Of the people of the terri
tory 10 the legislators This idea is
combat,ed by those who claim that at
present there are not enough white peo-
pie in the erFitory to constitute repre-
sentative government aud HAT the native
'"oetss,eu aaye not vet s.talnea,. NH ad ~
...rv Development of
,.saa MINES. which are said to be very
Izssil, is retarded Most Of these mines
are Of character that they require a
great deal of machinery to operate them
and considerable capital must be invest
ell before any results eat be obtained
Il is possible that in the short session of
Congress there viii be no time for pass
ing adequate laws for the proper govern
Il ent Of the far northwest territory, yet
the men who Aaye been pushing West
for many years are determined t4at
something must be done for Alaska aud
her interests will !e pressed upon Con
gress III the short session, and, even if
no action is taken, it is expected that
the way may be paved for something
substantial in the next Congress.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19
Trustees Sale
Valuable Real Estate
CHI ARIES COUNTY.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court for Charles county sitting in equity
passed in a ease where iu james W.
NARROW and al, are plaintiffs and Eliza
beth NARROW and al, are defendants, the
undersigned will Sell at public sale at
The door of the clerks Office of Charles
county, on
TUESDAY, October 3Oth, 1891, {
betweel the hours of and p III.
All those several trac :, pieces, or
parcels of land of which the late A
Washington NARROW, deceased. died,
seized and possessed 10 fee simple. |; ing
and situated near the village of Waldorf,
In the said Charles county commonly
called and known as
"Part Of HoJson's Choice and Hordys
Hmd Bargain"
said to contain
1914 acres, more or less
- l"prov.d ~ dwell
.si Ia ~ ni necessary out
SStiif 334a-a lui.n-s, all in good
repair
"Pu4 Of Hobsou's CAoice ,md Hu-
dy's Hod Bmyja"
said to contain
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19

General Agent for Southern MAJ yand B. A. HOWARD,
at La Plata Bel Alton and Faulkner,
Charles County, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19
Safe and Reliable.

Ocr G H. Burgess President George E. Corson, Vice President
W. Spear Secretary Clarence Baker. Treasurer
DreeoF A Sdtr. D. Gray H. Burgess, George Coison
q unwod Clarence Baker, o. Dennisou L. W all
ngon ADRIAN POey La Plata Md John Milford, Salem N j.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-19

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UniyersaliSt CIuJ,.

The Cniversalist Club held a highly en-
joyable reception last evening at the Church
of Our Father, corner of 18th and l. streets
northwest A musical and literary program
of unusual excellence was rendered curing
the evening. 1t comprised series of read
ings by Rev. A. G. Rogers. president of the
club; vocal solo by Miss Grace McCul-
Tough; piano solo by Miss Carrie Jor Ian and
Miss Anna L. Marshall. and cornet solo
by Mr.. c. S. Tracy. Later refreshments
were served and a short business meeting
held, at which several new members were
elected. During the coming season the club
will be entertained as follows: Lectures by
Rev James NJ. Pullman, DID,. of Lynn
Mass; Rev c. III. Eaton, DID,, of New
York, and Rev. c. f. Nash, DID,, of Brock
lyn; An Evening With Dickens" by A. G.
Rogers; an Illustrated lecture by Miss
Schmidt OF this city; reception by Mr..
Seitz of the New York World, and the an
nual dinner