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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-08-20


Through the energy Of Messrs. P. A. L
Contee, Jr and 4. J. Smoot Lower Cedar
Point which for so many years past has rest
ed in peaceful quietude was visited on last
Friday evening, August 18th, By the young
ladies and gentlemen of the neighborhood
aud their many charming and attractive lady
friends; ehaperoned by one or mole Of the
elder heads, who could but be jealous Of the
much anticipated pleasure Of the younger.
No scene could have been more beautiful
than that Of the setting Sun in the West,
whose brilliancy, SO gently faded away and
so soon to be followed by the rising moon,
which never more completely dimmed the
twinkling stars No breeze was ever waited
from water to shore and greeted with more
acceptance, with the exception Of those VINO
could but lament the loss Of the ornamental
curls, which so gracefully encircled the brow.
Indeed to the spectator it seemed as II the
Divine Hand" had participated our wants
and pleasures. So excellent was the example
set by the young ladies in providing for the
midnight hour, that the young gentlemen
could but generously do their part
OF such nature was the floor and music
that the participants could not witness the
scene, and not Tip the light fantastic"
Every face seemed to be indicative Of an
evening well spent and wearing counien-
ance of true gratitude. May in behalf OF
those present, extend to Mr.. Weller, our
grateful thanks for his consideration in our
behalf; wishing that his sojourn to our coun-
ty be that of happiness and prosperity, 1t is
with pleasure that we recall back to our
memories such a pleasing event, and whilst
we do not wish to encroach upon the kind
ness of Mesws Contee and Smoot; yet 1t
seems to be the sentiment Of the people, not
only that Of recalling, but the anticipations
of witnessing another such happy scene.
Those present we're Mrs. Grain Smoot, of
Baltimore, Mrs. P A. l.. Contee, Mrs. Hum
phreys, of Georgia, Mrs. Doctor Barber, OF
Washington, Mrs. A. 7 Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Owens; Misses A. T. Smoot, Mary
Dyer, Hortense Contee, Katie Howard, Daisy
Richmond, winifred Richmond, Alice Settle,
of Cecil county, Rose Charlton, of St. Louis,
Mamie and Pagey Humphreys, Almond Lloyd
Eliza Barber May and Edith Hamilton, Holly
Sommerville, Liunie Maddox, Edith Cooley
Lizzie and Susie Stone, Lizzie Page, Rosie
Sanders Messrs T. j. Maddox, W. Mex
Burroughs, Philip Contee, Jr., I. ~. Smoot
Fabian Posey, NJ. R. Stone, Thomas Stone,
Jr., Kent Contee, Francis SommerTlle, W.
Dent, Amory Maddox, Peter and Fred Bar
Der, Eddie, Rudolph and Lay Burroughs,
George SHINES, Eddie Robertson, John and
George Hgges, Hugh Gardiner, Julian Dyer,
Delbert, Charlie and Willie Neale, Pat Ram-
iluon, Bernard Perry, Andrew Neale, Reeder
and James Cough.
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Wayside Items.

View them near
At home, where all their worth and pride is
placed;
And there their hospital fires burn clear,
To properly appreciate Mrs. and Judge
Richmond, see them at home, as it was my
and fourty Others happy privilege to behold
The Phenomenaly good and wise mother and
the venerated father, who provides so gener-
ously for his household OF Tuesday evening
last. 1t would be superhuous to state that
every luxury Of land and water was in huge
abundance. The music was furnished on
violin and piano by Messrs. Hayden and Hig.
don, who are most accomplished musicians
Among those present were, Dr. and Mrs
Lancaster, Mrs. F. j. Maddox, Mrs 7. W .
Richmond, Mrs. DR.. Barber, Mrs W. p.
Jameson, Misses SomeFvile, Mamie and Page
HUMPHREYS, Rosa Charlton, Amelia Smoot,
Edith Cogley, Hortense Contee, Alma Lloyd,
May and Edith Hamilton, Susie and Lizzie
Stone, Emma Jameson and Miss Riley; Messrs
Charles Wright, Gerard Hungerford, Amory
Maddox, B G Harris, T. ~: Smoot, Phil
and Kent Contee, Roland Harrison, John and
Thomas Stone Fred aud Peter Barber, Frank
Somervil!e, George and John Higges, and
Master P. Richmond.
Among such an array Of beauty, it would
be invidious for me to name the belle D..
l.. in bis perfect 'dress suit was the beaux
of the evening, it was said by many that be
had for years carefully treasured up and sell
ishly appropriated for bis personal use, some
ounces from the Fountain of Perpetual
youth
Guest
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Orphans Court.

Orphans Court met on Tuesday pursuant
to adjournment with Judges Marbury, Edelen
and Jones present.
Application made by Mrs. T, V. Hill for
letters testamentary upon the estate of Eliza
beth L. Coils and order passed granting let
tiers when bond filed to be approved by the
Register of Wills.
Bond of William A. Luttrell, guardian Of
Myrtle Luttrel filed and approved.
Inventory OF personal estate of J. T. S.
Tennison returned by administrative and
fled.
Bond of A. Posey, administrator of VIM.
Brady fled and approved and letters testa-
mentary issued.
Application of James deb. Walbach. of G
for letters of administration upon the estate
of Richards deceased filed
Ordered by the coart that the executrix of
j. T. S. Tennison be authorized to sell the
personal property OF the deceased at private
sale for not less than the appraisement.
Court adjourned to meet September It'll.
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The La Plata team roasted the Chapel
Point boys at this place On Friday of last
week by defeating them in nine inning con-
test with score Of 4s to 4. The point"
nine was composed of fellows from the hotel
and some of the Virginia cadets who are
camping there. The visitors saw very clear
y after the second inning that they could not
win, SO they played the rest Of the game solely
for the fun they could get out of it, The
principle features of the game were two home
runs by DR., Owens and two by Cox. The
visitors had FIVE pitchers in the box and all
were heavely batted Umpire Dr.. Wilson
The Bryantown and La Plata Clubs ex-
poet TO play here on the 80 inst for 800,
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Entertainment.

The brilliant party given on Thursday even
Smoot in honor of his daughter-in-law, Mrs
Grain Smoot, of Baltimore, and Miss Cha-l-
ton, st. Louis, was one of the most enjoya.
BILE Of the season. 1t was, however, no sur
prise to the company assembled there or that
occasion as this has always been one of the
houses in Southern Maryland most noted for
its lavish hospitality it being true type of
the manner in which guests were entertained
I'm the days of yore" when good cheer and
good feeling ever prevailed in the homes of
those who were fortunate enough to be
possessed of large share of this worlds goods
which enabled them to crafty the desires of
their generous hearts in making others happy
Everything that could give pleasure to their
guests was done by our attentive hest and
gracious hostess who were ably assisted by
Miss Crain. Miss Amelia Smoot end her
thoughtful brother, Jack, who was also I'M
RENTING in bis attentions to both ladies and
gentlemen. Great taste was displayed in the
beautiful tables arranged by the presiding
genius of Society Hill, who placed upon
them many dainties to tempt the appetite, APP
appropriate toasts were given by Messrs. Con-
tee, Maddox, Owens, Burroughs, ST., and j.
Harris and Amory Maddox. Many guests
surrounded the festive hoard, among whom
were Mrs. Grain Smoot, Mr. and Mrs Contee
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Burroughs, Mr..
aud Mrs. Owens, Mr.. and Mrs Jameson, Mr..
Maddox and daughter, Mrs. Cogley and
daughter, Mrs. Melton, of Washington, Mrs
Murphy, Miss Settle, Of Cecil county, MISS
Charlton, of st. Louis, Miss Stone, and
brothers, Mike and Tom, Messrs. Frank
Bonneville, Bennie Harris, Amory Maddox,
George Higges, Peter Barber, Eddie and
Rudolph BurrOuphs
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A Guest.

Bills of Sale From William 7. Swami to
Frederick A Richmond, SS5. Wallace Clark
to John W. Waring, S45.
Deeds From Joseph H. Padgett to C. G.
Edelen, I79 acres of land $50. John Il.
Higgs to Geo. T. H.ggs, Or part of Marshall
Rest, 81. Mary E. Smoot and al to A. Posey
for part of Calvert's Hope, $1,000. Mt. Vernon
and Marshall Fall Steamboat Company to
James S. Edwards and al, their receivers, to
deed of assignment, 81. William A Swami
and al to Richard S. Mitchell, for part of
Cornwallis Neck, 81.
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Religious Missions.

On Sunday last Mission held during the
week at ST. Thomas Church ended with an
able and eloquent sermon by Rev Father
Casey, ofNew York and the Papal Benedlction
The church was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity and much interest was taken by all pres
ret in the interesting exercises. From all ac-
counts the mission was productive of much
good aud Rev Father Broderick, the jealous
pastor in charge of the church doubtless feels
highly gratiied at its success. A mission
is now being held at Pomfret
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school Commissioners Meeting.

The School Commissioners met in their of
ice yesterday and awarded the scholarships to
those who passed good examinations as fol-
lows To the State Normal Mignonette E.
Farrall, E. Bruce Martin, Annie f. Boarman,
and Clara Gray TO St. Johns College,
Harry Farrall TO the Maryland Agricul-
tural College, Aubrey A. Posey
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Deed of Assignment.

A deed of assignment was made by the Mt
Vernon and Mershall Hall Steamboat Com
pany, to ] Edwards and E White,
receivers, for their Charles county property
On Friday of last week before the said prop
erty went into the hands of the receivers, A.
Posey as attorney for Mr.. Goldsmith, of Alex
andria, attached all their personal property
at Marshall Hall. The receivers have since
arranged 10 settle the claim
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Friday, August 20, - 1897
LOCAL BREvITIEs

Farmers are busy cutting tobacco
The Court House fence is being painted
The pay train was down on Friday of last
week.
Tournaments and politics will be all the
go next week,
See Marshall Hall Tournament ad in an
other column.
Mr.. Eugene Jenkins, of Chicago, is rusticat-
ing is the county.
Miss Maude Robins is guest of Mrs. B.
Mattingley this town.
Gen L. A. Wilmer has beauttfed his man
sion with lightning rods.
The Democratic Judicial Convention will
meet here next Monday.
Rev S. j. Keeck, of New York, is guest Of
his mother, Mrs E. T. Keech.
Mr.. A. NJ. Bowling will begin the erection
of new store at Benedict soon.
Mr.. James Neale, of Washington, is at the
home of his parents near Bel Alton.
Or. and Mrs. G. H. Posey returned Sunday
from short visit to Washington
Miss Mary E. Barber, Harris Lot, has left
fcfa short stay in Washington
Miss Jennie Hawkins spent the week with
the Misses Chapman, Normandy.
Mr.. Risteau Jenifer, of Baltimore County
is visiting friends in the county.
Miss Sallie Wood, of Washington city, is al
her aunts Mrs Roberta Carpenter.
Miss Vergie Wood of Washington city i;
the reigning belle at Chapel Point.
Miss Dolie Aitdson, ofBaltimore. is guest
of Mrs E. T Keech, near Hughesville,
Miss Florence Jenifer, of Baltimore county
is visiting relatives in the county.
Maryland Republican Editors will meet al
Ocear City on Thursday the 26 inst.
Mrs Jennie Beachman of Baltimore is a
guest of her sister Mrs. Alex. Bowling
Mr. George T. C. Gray, Nanjemoy, has
some of the finest watsrmolens in the county
Mr.. and Mrs R. H. Edelen and Miss Ma
Hamilton left yesterday for Berkeley Springs
See ad in another column Of the grand
tournament at Chapel Point on Tuesday next.
Miss Florence Henderson, of Washington,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wallice, New
burg.
Fifty-two snakes were killed in one shock
of wheat last week near Big Pool by Mr. q.
NJ Cole.
Mr.. Charlie Dement, ard his aunt Mrs
Kate Clagett, of Washington, are visiting il
this village.
Miss Lizzie Burch, of Washington, is spend
iEg while with Mrs. L. NJ. Hyde PORT
Tobacco
Mr.. and Mrs. F, X. Stoneslrteet. of Phila-
delphiu, are the guests ofMrs. Amelia Stone
street, Orange"
Mr.. Julian Dyer and sister, Mary, spent
several days with relatives in Cobb Neck
during the week.
A handsome monument has been erected
to the memory of the late William Sneirburr
by a dear friend.
Lieut. B Keech, ofNew York, has returned
from pleasant visit at Mr.. Robert Turner s,
Wieomico.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J Jones, of Baltimore
are visiting the formers brother, Elisha D,
Jones near HGghesville.
Mr.. Il. c. Porter, Of Washington, is stop.
ping with his brother-in-law, Mr.. Mike Morril
Port Tobacco station.
Mr.. Richard z. Young, Lower Marlboro
geF recently seventy-fve boxes O
''lrteen trees
,.irs will be held in ST
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I'VE NtOAs AAa AzH Z AtSs
Is especially true Of Hoods Pulls, for no medl-
cine ever contained so great curative power In
so small space. They are a whole medicine
Hoods
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ways efficient, always sat xE 10
isfactory; prevent cold NEE
or fever, cure all liver ills.
sick headache. jaundice. constipation. etc. 25c.
The only Pills to take with Hoods sarsaparilla.
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Miss Amanda Gardiner, of Baltimore, spent
several days during the week with Miss
Dodie Wills near Bel Alton.
Died after an illness of two months with
heat disease, Madison Thomas, well known
colored man near this vilsge
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM E. Marsh of Washington
have been sojourning at Mrs Willis overtons,
Cedar Point, during the week.
Misses F P Chapman, Eva and Alice
Whitzell, OF Washington, are the guests Of
the Misses Chapman, Normandy"
hr. and Mrs v. H. Neale, and family are
spending the balance of the summer at their
pretty home Springfield, Cobb Neck.
f.. B. Duval & Co., Of Baltimore, have APP
pointed Mr.. VIM. NJ. Howard, of Bel Alton
Agent for Fire Insurance in this county.
The Republicans of Baltimore city, will
hold their convention next Tuesday when the
mayorality nomination will be decided.
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THE ONLY True Blood Purifier
! prominently in the public eye to-
day is Hoods Sarsaparilla. Therefore
get Hoods and ONLY HOODS.
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ADRIAN PosEY, publisher.

Subscription, 81 ayear; months, % cents;
months, so cents. All subscription in adj
vance.
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nsFrnw DT ANpg send two stamps to mail
OgiiUN LAND, seed and directions how
10 grow cotton plants North. Address seed De-
partment Seaboard Air Line, Pineoluf Win
ter health resort, N. @.
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Beautiful toiler, thy work all done,
Beautiful soal, into glory gone,
Beautiful life with its crown all won,
God giveth the rest,
Rest from all sorrw and watching and fears
Rest from all possible signing and tears,
Rest through God endless wonderful ears,
At Home with the blest.
By HIS WRE-C. r. BARTENDER.
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/ will be IN my office at La Plata, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, August
Gath, 25th and Goth.
Pc .SASSCER.
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Aug. 1-bm

Chief Marshal-H II. Boswell
Aids. Claude Lloyd W. " Page, and
J. H. Stonestreet.
Judges.-T. H. Ching, j. T. Davis, S. S.
Lancaster, h. NJ. Thomas J s. Turner, P. R.
Wills, Robert Marbury S Cox, Jr., and C. G
Edelin, and Thomas NJ. Carpenter.
Orator of the Day.-B. H. Camalier.
Orator of the Evening Judge Csc. c..
Merrick.
Floor Manazers.-E. W. Robertson, Julian
Blackjack, Hanson Mitchell, Fabian Posey
and Walter Cox.
The large and handsome steamer, RIVER
QUEEN, will bring an excursion from Wash
ington that day.
Tiltiug will begin promptly at 2 O'Clock.
Knights will be required to ride in costume.
They are also requested to be on hand at
O'Clock sharp.
knights Fee. including Supper and
Ball, 50 90.
The entrance money aecruing from the fees
of the knights will be devided pro rata among
the four successful knights.
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Much in Little

Is especially true Of Hoods Pills, for no medl-
cine ever contained so great curative power In
so small space They are q whole medicine
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Reduced Rates TO Chapel Point via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

On Saturdays during July and August
round trip tickets will be sold between Wash
ington and Cox station linear Chapel Point
at rate of 50 90 goods to return until the lol-
lowing Monday.
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The Young Mans Advocate,
The Poor Mars Friend.
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IN MEMORIAM.

In Memory Of NV Dear Husband, THOMAS
Fl. CARPENTER who died one year ago
to-day, August 18th, 1897.
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT.
Established In lS74,

Published Ever, Friday Morning
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all sections o
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

done Tho order for retreat bad hocn
/ flyon. ana 90 soon aa tlH men know n
they imagined ai was lost
Tho Grook p0lhiora understand nothing
but 20 advance They hayo NOT had Hnf1
cicni training IN poacn to prepare for nn
ordorly iclrpAi and nS a cohsoquonc" tho
order threw them into lndoscribabe con-
rirlun mo men irf iholr positions tho
oncrra being unable To control them, IN
pahI no bualo opll wan sounded, The sol
diorY ih0nFhi The Turks were ~ maaaacr.
all they found ahd that they must Hsoh
refuge In IHriHRa immediately
Rmddonly word ran through The broken
hlos Tho Turkish cavalry IN coming"
This put an end 10 all Resistance, The
r,puinilon Cor fcrncliy ~ The lfurda had
long hocn established In I'VE minutes
tho widest pauio preYaiicd An fled BY
the ROAD ia1ing 10 l.nrivHa IN The dark
thn wounded we're ,rannloh upon Wy The
n0ldioia ngiling their way. cavalry
loon,rd Ia The distance. bul II was Greek
cavalry. atill tho apldcrg hrc1 np0n them
IN tha confusion, HnW two Greek rogi
mehia of infantry nring on zach other.
nfnoefs 81 me artillery. seeing they were
unAhla Ia stem The eurfont ordered 10
treat 10 save the guns, In places they had
10 dahh through the crowd which REFUSED
" open ranks
followed tho flying hosts 10 Tyr
nayo. which MAS reached Ia lees Than an
hour, ! hopt on until reached Lafiissn by
y o'clock. with me arrived neshcnRcrs 10
the staff. which 1 found tofriii.a W mo
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rcltoailag, but ,Nsr, holy reainod 60 forget
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MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
II Prevents 0ycrtures From the
Towers to Intervene.
ADDRESS OF OPPOSITION DEPUTIES.
Request Made OF ritilcus to Main
tain Order,
CALMING EFFECT ON PEOPLE.
H"ticr Feeling Prevails In tn.
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AFRO lN'ly to remain unchanscd until the
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p" listen '" 'oim"' Ihe downfnll or peiy-
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