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Alexander Army knew no defeat The sam
slltrue of Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief. II Is war
ranted to relieve toothache, neuralgia, head.
ache, or any other pam in to minutes -
Also bruises, wounds, wire-cuts, swelings,
bites, burns, summer complaints, collie, (aso
in horses), diarrhGa, dysentery aud Aux II
satisfaction not given money returned. For
sale By all dealers and ". ". Padgett, Port
Tobacco
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Go to Hanes' Washington Store for your
Dress Goods, Gloves, Handkerchief, Jewelry,
Stationery. Infants Wear, Dishes, Corsets,
Muslins, Umbrellas, Shoes, Wrappers, Gents
Furnishings, Notions Cheapest store in the
city. Eighth and Penn. Ave, S. L.
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Notice to COlOred Teachers The
colored teachers of Charles county are hereby
notified that Saturday LIST prox. is the da'
agreed upon Tor their 6nal meeting 10 be held
at the ausual place of meeting.
@ W. BUTLER, Teacher in Charge.
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La Plata Meetings,

Public meetings will be held at the
folio owing places 10 the county on the
dates named for the purpose ofdiscuss-
Ing the question Of The location of the
county seat:
On Saturday. MAY 25th, at Spring
Hill, at 3 o'clock p. M.
On Monday, May 9th, at Shiloh,
at 80 p. M.
On Thursday May 30;h. at 5 O'Clock
p. ~, at Warnings Store, Pomonkcy
On Friday, May 3Ist,- at 8 o'clock
p III ut Dentsvile, and on the same
day at o'clock, p. m. at Longs
Store, Wicomico.
On Saturday, June LIST, at Clements
Store at 3 o'clock p. m and on the
same day at the Colored Baptist Church
Nanjemoy, at o'clock p NJ.
On Saturday, June LIST, at Bryan
town. at 4 o'clock p. m.
The meetings will be addressed by a
number of Speakers aud the advantages
Of La Plata for the County Seat shown
in its true light.
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This remedy is becoming well known an6
so popular as to need no special mention. Al
who have used Electric Bitters sing the sam,
song of praise, A purer medicine does not exis
and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liv
er and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, sal
Mood WIN dwfra tar{a sfrsta the system anC
prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers. Fol
cure of heada ahe constipation and indigestion
try Electric Bitters-entire satisfaction guaran
teed, or money refunded Price scots and 3
per bottle. For sale by W W. Padgett, Por
Toabcco.
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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 Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
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t%NNtN fff't"'tN"s
Mr. John c. Lang Of Washington, paid a
visit to tie county during the week.
Don't forget the colored ball next Wednes-
day night at the independent Hall.
Dr.. - Hill, Of Washington city, is
listing friends in the county.
good time is anticipated at the Exhibit
on % be held Thursday Both inst, at Chest
ut Grove, near Benedicl.
Do not forget the play for Bryan,owu church
10 take place in the town hall on Thursday
next.
marriage license was issued in Washing
ton. on Thursday to George johnson and
Mary A Wills, both Of this county.
Mrs. Carrie Waitles, of Washington city,
and her bright and interesting daughter, Miss
Phillis, are guests Of the Messrs Clageti,
Swami Point
The marriage Of Miss Mamie Robertson
to NJ Samuel Cox. Jr is announced to take
place al the liolel Rennert in Baltimore June
18th, al IL o'clock NJ
Among the visitors TO the county during
Court, weri Messrs D. C. Hammett, Jos Ii.
Ching, F N. Holmes and B. II Camalier, Of
Leonardtown, St Marys county
Remember next Tuesday and Wednesday,
May 28th and 10th, will be our Special Sale
day. You all know what that means. Money
talks here E. & W. Leaders OF Low Prices
Mr. J. W. Carpenter, Of the wel-known
commission house Of Dudley & Carpenter, Of
Baltimore, is on visit TO this county looking
after the business interest Of his house.
We have been having an abundance of
rain-ioo much for the good of the farmers
The "Chapel Printers" say the La PLATA PEG
pie are responsible (2) for ii. Poor devils, we.
Mr.. Gwynn P. Oliver, of Rose Hill, near
Port Tobacco, lost a young or on Saturday
last. 1t was grazing on tie side Vi IA ditch
when he fell ia and broke his neck
Mrs George " Buddecke. Of Baltimore,
Who has been visiting her grand mother, Mrs.
NJ J. Davis, Hawthorne returned home tC-
day.
We are requested to state thar Dc A D..
Cooley will visit tie county professionally
about the first Of June Persons desiring to
see him are requested TO write him at 700
Tenth jtreet, n W, Washington, D c.
The entertainment that was held ut tie
Wicomico public school by Mr.. Thomas c.
Carpenter for the purpose Of purchasing II
library for the school, proved to be a success,
and We are informed quite snug sum was
realized
Mrs. Samuel ]. Lancaster aud her nephew,
Mr. J. F. MattupIy of Newport vicinity,
paid our town visit on Tuesday last, and
like all others who come to see US, was very
much surprised and greatly pleased at our
substantial growth.
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Election Omcers.- Tn

Election Officers - The board OF cleo
iion officials held a meeting on Tuesday and
appointed the following persons officials to
conduct the court house election next month.
The list is representative in ever, respect and
composed of tie hest men in our county
LIST Disadvantages, Thomas Owen, J
B Matlingly, VIM. B S Chapman. Tally
Clerks, p u Hamilton, VIM Croft. Ballot
Clerks, Bobert P Horne,, G. P Jen kns.
End Disadvantages, VIM F. Brawner,
Benz Welch, VIM. Abel Tally Clerks G
W Price, Joseph Dav Ballot Clerks, I. II
Carpenter VIM. T. Hinde
3rd Disadvantages, Richard B. Price,
Perry Rennoe, AlDhus Haisip Tally Clerks,
William bennington, Make Clements. Bal
lot Clerks. Albert Haislip, Thomas Norman.
9TH Disadvantages, Thomas B Cough,
john &. Howard, George W Spalding Tall
y Clerks, Pere Wilmer, Jr., Thomas d Stone,
Jr. Ballot Clerks, Francis D. Davis, William
A. Fisher.
9Th District--Judges, DR.. A. J. Smoot,
VIM Mex Burroughs, John G Hnngerford
Tally Clerks, John H Reeder, VIM P. Jane
son. Ballot Clerks, VIM. d. Posey, Elias
Page.
9th Disadvantages, Hugh Mitchell, T. C.
Wilkerson, A. F, Bealle Tally Clerks, .
Y. rage. Danlel n. Acton. Ballot CLERKS,
IB w Ispalding. + A.. Hicks
| 7th District7James 7. Haley, b. F. De-
ment, Il NJ. Thomas Tally Clerks, D.
Tubman Thomas c Jenkins. Ballot Clerks,
John c Spaldng, VIM. E Mattngly
sth District -Gonzaga G. Bureh, VIM. C.
Hardy, Henry Christ. Tally Clerks, VIM W
Ward, Thomas NJ Gibbons Balo. Clerks,
Joseph D. Gardiner, Edward Berry.
9th Dstrict-Augustus B. Slye Rufus Ro-
hey, Joseph L. Watson Tally Clerks, Rich
ard A Canter, John II. Chappelear. Ballot
Clerks, John Dudley, VIM. W WEIGH
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Save! SaVel Save

If dollar saved is a dollar made,
then here is the very way to make sew
eral dollars by buying your goods Of
JAMES ROME, Waldorf
We are selling best Calicoes at Sets
per yard, worth 7 and Sets
Ginghams, at 6 and Tets per yard,
worth 10 and l2acts
Good Canton Flannel. bets per yard.
Best Overalls, 4Octs per pair, sell in
any other store for Scots.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Groceries and all other General Mer-
chandise, lower than city prices.
No trouble to show goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOSEPH ROME,
dec lay Waldorf, Md
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Circuit Court. = The May term of the
Circuit Court convened ON Monday. Chief
Judge Briscoe and Associate Judge Brooke
Oh the bench. A foreman of the grand jury
Mr. F. j. Maddox was selected aud the
different jurors drawn, lists of which are ap-
pended hereto Judge Briscoe delivered the
charge to the grand jury 1t was not unusu-
ally long He directed heattention ofthe body
tn toe statutes furnishing abortion and de-
fauliers; also TO the Farral muir Ter case, and
said there were a number Of minor odenses
which would be laid before them by the
States Attorney The dockets of the court
were then called over, judgments entered 10
plain and unconsested cases and a few mark.
ed Tor trmI, bnH none of importaY< 5kely to
engage muchi time of the court IL edge
Briscoe leftsse the Afternoon n.y. ais
I hone at Hyaftsvile. He is bus, " ng
his opinions in Court of Appeal cas--4@S~Sh
he has to render at the meeting d the latter
court about the middle of June The follow
ing are the list Of jurors:
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Religious Notice. Divine services will
he held, D. v.,Sunday, May 26fh, at Newtown,
NJ. E. Church, Sonth, ct 10 80 IA. m, and
same day at La Plata at I 80 p. IN.
J. c. SEDWICK, p. c.
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If you want your Dress Goods, Millinery,
Silks and Shoes,
China, Tins and Jewelry, anything you
choose,
Even BUTTERFLIES Patterns with Matlings and
Draperies too,
You'll find them all at Haines, corner of ight
and the Avenue;
There the clerks are pleasant, accommodating
and polite,
And you may be quite sure, you will be treat
ed right
They have prices lowest, that you all may
know;
Now Ladies' and Gents, there's the place
to 90.
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Francis ]. Maddox. Foreman

Grand Jury
Francis ]. Maddox, Foreman.
Wm Ahell, NJ F. Johnson,
F p Jenkins. james A Goldsmith
VIM. Queen, John Acton,
j. NJ. Burch, James A, Adams,
james 7. Alvey, Anthony Carroll
I Bernard NJ. Mudd, Thomas Brookbank,
Basil ". Spalding, John R. Farrall,
VIM. A. Simpson, Charles Il. Neale,
Francis R. Wheatley, Thomas Carpenter,
James R. Lawson, Robert Marbury,
Peter Z. Trotter. Robert Price.
Petit Jury.
Thomas B. Cough, C. E. Harmon,
Marshall Chapman, Albert B. Posey,
Austenns Butler, Henry II. Richmond
B. H. Carrico, I. D. Stone ir.,
Henry Gibbons, 7. B. Burgess
Thomas ]. Owens, VIM. 7. Maurice,
VIM r. Clark, VIM. W Cobey.
| Milton Roby, Charles Fl Stonestr eet,
G. R. Gray, George W. Price
B. F. Blandford John G. Chapman,
A. NJ, Bryan, Thomas W Wheeler
P R, Wills. D. J. Bragunier,
Mason l.. Mcpherson.
Two of the jurors, Merssrs. Mahalon Good
rich and P. A. Sasscer, were excused and
Messrs D. ] Bragunier and Mason L Nc
Pherson, drawn in their places.
Tuesdas The appeal docket was called
The case of Henry Swami VS.. W. W. Keech
was tried 1t was an action of damages to
recover from Keech $50, the alleged value q
two dogs, shot by the agent of tue latter.
Jury trial. The proof was shat two colts of
Mr. Keech's strayed into the premises of Mr..
Swans and to drive them away, Mrs Swami
set the dogs upon them. The dogs chased them
to tho home of Mr. Keeeh, and when he at.
tempted TO drive them of, they would not
90, wherenpon Mr.. keech had two of them
shot. The verdict Of the Justice Of the Peace
who first tried the case was against Mr.
keech and he appealed. The testimony was
concluded, Enlargement continued to Thurs
! dey in consequence of the absence ofCol L.
A. Wilmer, one of the counsel in the case
who was unexpectedly called 20 Baltimore.
Wednesday The trial docket was called
and two cases marked for trial. ToYnley
BOarman vs. Miss Marion Sheirburn. Admx
LOT u. NJ Sheirburn, was tried. Action o.
assumpsit submitted to court Joseph II
Ching, F. n Holmes and A Pose5, fer plain-
tiff. d. G Hsmmelt and j. H, Mitchell fol
defendant
Thursday Judge Briscoe returned and
Judge Crane having arrived Wednesday q
full bench was present Arguments in th,
appeal case of Swami VS. Keech were mad,
and concluded and IL judgment rendered b,
tue Jury for Swami for u damages The cost IL
the case will amount 10 something over on,
hundred dollars. The Grand Jury brourh
down one Indictment charge against Rober
Garnet OF tie larceny of S37 from Rev Mr.
Pondexterl The case was ON trial before
Jury when the Court adjourned
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Mrs. George W Buddeeke Of Baltimore,
no has heen visiting her grand mother, Mrs.
VI J. Davis, Hawthorne, returned home t.
day.
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We are requested to state thar Dc A D.
Cooley viii visit Tie county profession lily
about the first Of June Persons desiring to
see him are requested to write him at 700
Tenth jtreei, W, Washington, D c.
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Remember next Tuesday and Wednesday,
May 2sth and 10th, will be our Special Sale
day. You all know what that means Money
talks here e. & W Leaders OF Low Prices
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The entertainment that was held at tie
Wicomico public school by Ar. Thomas c.
Carpenter for the purpose Of purchasing II
library for the school, proved to be a success,
and We are informed quite snug sum was
realized
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Me-. J. W. Carpenter, Of the well-known
commission house Of Dudley & Carpenter, Of
Baltimore, is on visit TO this county looking
after the business interest of his house.
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Mrs. Samuel j. Lancaster aud her nephew
Mr.. J. F. MatunRiy, of Newport vicinity
paid our town visit on Tuesday last, and
like all others who come to see US, was very
much surprised and greatly pleased at our
substantial growth.
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Mrs. Carrie Waitles, of Washington city,
and her bright and interesting daughter Miss
Phillis, are guests Of the Messrs Clageti,
Swami Point
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marriage license was issued in Washing.
ton. on Thursday to George johnson and
Mary A Wills, both of this county.
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Among the visitors TO the county during
Court, werl Messrs D. c. Hammett, Jos Ii.
Ching, F N. Holmes and B. H. Camalier, Of
Leonardtown, St Marys county
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Mr.. Gwynn P. Oliver, of Rose Hill, near
Port Tobacco, lost a young or on Saturday
last. 1t was grazing on tie side Vi IA ditch
when he fell ia and broke his neck.
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Do not forget the play for Bryau,owu church
10 take place in the town hall on Thursday
next.
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good time is Anticipated at the Exhibit
on % be held Thursday Both inst at Chest
ut Grove, near Benedicl.
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We have been having an abundance Of
rain-too much for the good of the farmers
The "Chapel Pinters' say the La Plaza PEG
pie are responsible (2) for H. Poor devils, we
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DR.. - Hill, Of Washington city,
listing friends in the county.
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Mr.. John G. Lsns, OF Washington, paid
visit to tie county during the week
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Then It struck them that they hadn't au

1ncn IL STRUCK them tnat they Hduh u au
idea where they were going.
where's We goin'?' asked Tomall sud
denly. "''7 - .T'''''
81, Dunno" said Swipes, taking part of the
mistletoe. der amt nobody teriny quaint
ahce' Awots spects me-"
.'Dere's John de rag man." said Tomali
slowly, but don't fink much o. him"
John de ragmanr-' said swipes in a
disguised manner. John de raeman! Does
yer tend ter call on er NAM"
Tomali looked "a thunderstruck again.
wy" he asked.
a. cause yer amt no dood eff yer dor
replied Swipes wrathfully. '.De New
Year is fer to call en- yer girl, see?
OATS wot de fat man give yer de guar
ter fer-ter git flowers fer yer girl.
Who's yer git de flowers fer"
Dunno" said Tomali is >faoe cloud
ing. '.Dere amt, no girls ter my
'quaintance neider-cept-!c's go ter see
Mis- Ray"
Miss Rayr' cried swipes. more dis
gustediy. Does yer t'ink 1 Iut en- me
Sunday clo'es ter call at de lodgin'
house: No, Stree! Mis- Ray d tell yer ter
get out quick 'nuff, an she'd rrow yer
flowers away
Tomali realized the truth OF this state
nient; Mrs. Rays temper was anything
but angelic, and She had been known
to box the ears of some of the lodging
house boys with no gentle hands.
Mis- Flinnigan,' cried Tomali sud-
denly, ''dat's de only oder girl l knows,
SwipeS." Mrs. Flinhigan would have felt
complimented. indeed, had she beard that
remark. She kept an apple stand on one of
the little side alleys. and lived alone in n
small room in Il nearby tenement, where she
laboriousy pulled her three hundred POUNDS
OF flesh every night. Mrs. Flinnigan was
sixty. though she never would have ad
mittcd that she was day over forty.
"Dat.s de ticket" cried Swipcs, delight
edly. We'll go ter Mis- Flinni gan.
Come on. Tommy"
Mrs. Flinnigan didn't expect New Years
callers, ard consequently she was much sur
prised when the two young men made their
appearance.
Good mornin', Mis- Flinnigan." began
Tomali. we've come ter New Years call
on yer an desc is some flowers fer yer"
he added, holding out the mistletOe.
Tile saints be raised!' calculated Mrs.
Flinnigan. raising her eyes to the ceiling
sure, an IL you dItil Tue liHeTCeilteSt
fe!lers know. An We brung Mary Film
nigan some mistletoe that she hasn't set
eyes on fer many a year: an sure, it's the
first New Years call she liver had. Be seat
ed, young men, and Mrs. Fiinnigan busted
her one chair and beameG on the boys with
her good-natured, red face.
Mrs. Fiinnigan treated them royalty, too.
She had bit OF pie in the cupboard which
she had bought to make the holidays merry
with, and with that and the apples the
boys had a royal fest. Their call was pro-
ionged until every vestige of pie and fruit
had disappeared, and tlien they took their
departure after telling Mrs. Flipnigan that
she was way up In high c.
'''swipes," said Tomali, as lie threw the
last apple core into the street, Mis- Film
nigan's a lady sure s me an yer is gents.
Say, wen is de mex New Years.
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all the alarms to strike at that time; he evil
IDENTIFY intended to surprise his master, and
most certainly did so.
Possibly the following incident may serve
as a moral to adorn this article: A cat be-
longing to a man in Kankakee, ILL.,, became
SO trou blesome that he decided to drown 1t.
He waded out into the stream and plunged
the cat beneath the water. Then he discov.
cred he had stepped into hole. In few
minutes ne was drowned. The cat went
home alone.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

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THE Center Market will be open Tues
day. December 81. 1895, from H.
m until 10 ?. IN. and on "Wednesday. Janu-
airy l, 1896, from S. a. m. until 10. 80 Il.
IN. p. s. SMITH, Clerk. de29-3t
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WA NTED-Rootns for single dentist.
taII personally 519 18Th ST. NV. 1t
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VOCAL. PIANO, vIOLIN-Studcnts
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ut only 25c. OF a responsible professor OF
acknowledged ability, who offers this ex-
traordinary indu cement in order IL secure
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The year. Address con ih,s
officp de2S-3t
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large bright and cheerful: with board for
2 $50; hick room S31; refs exchanged.
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LESSONS In drawing; oil, water co.ors,
Crayon, pastel, pen and ink, enc can
learn in a snort time without experience
So per month IL you call before New Year r.
STUDIO. 123? Pa. ave, on I'd flCOg front
tecSH-3t
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-3 rooms, heat and gas. not
10 exceed SO. Address L. W. G., this
office lt-eRi
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I.I NO, Organ, Vocal Music and theory
taught by J. F. GERMUILLER. Gil I
st. NV; terms moderate del Slime
WI MODAUGHS4 Glasses. i32S
I 81 NV. beginning November-Shurt.
BALDWIN. or business Hiru scRuoi. book.
Eeeping. ETC.
ADA L. sMfTH. supt
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FOR RENT rooIps: nicely fur: LIST
floor: table board, SIS. Address I21
= tpc2a-4t
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FOR EENT-Rocm', unfinished. sin
gil, ana ca suite. flats, large and small,
new houses for sale and rent by OWNER
5li 9Th ST. NV. de3O-4t