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Bslbsry Punishable.

The nx ele ii3u AF eor,iins The iolioN-
ing provision for the punishment Of those
sho attempt 70 thwart the will o. the vo'ef'
By any unfair or criminal means;
Hat any election hereafter held IN any city
or county, any person shall falsely personaie
any voter or other person, and vote Or at
tempt or offer 10 vote in o. spon the aiiis oi
ssck voter or o'her person. or shall vote or
stlsmpt 10 Fofe In or upon the dame " aoy
osaer person, whether living or dead. or IN
or upon any false, assumed or fictitious name
or 10 OF apon any name not bis osn, or shall
knowingly, willful:y or fradulentiy vote more
than once for any candidate for the same Of.
Zee, except as authorised by law; Of shall
vote or stiempt or otter TO vote ia any election
precinct without having legal right 10 vote
therein; or shall voe more than once or vote
10 morp than one election precinct; or, having
ones voted, shall vote or attempt o. oler 70
rets again; or shall knowingly, villfully or
|frsudalsatly do sny unlawful act 10 secure Tor
himself or for any other person right o.
opportupity 10 vote; or shall B., force, tbresi,
msanaee, intimidation, bribery OF reward, or
odsr or promise therefor otherwise unlAwfuilf
either directly or indirectly, influence or At
tempt 10 influence any voter 10 giving DIS
vote. or prevent or hinder, any qualified
soAtI tIDtu ltCrty EAcl@t1tuh VIZ
ffage, or By anv such means induce. or at
tempt TO induce any such voter TO exercise
any such right. or shall, b. any such means,
or ofhersise, compel or induce, or attempt to
compel % induce, any judge or clerk election
In any election precinct to receive the vote OF
sny person not legally qualified OF entitled 70
vote 81 the said election in such precinct or
shall knowingly, willfully or iraudalenily IN
ierfere with. delay or binder in any mauner
any judge or clerk Of election 10 the discharge
Of bis duties; or By any snch means or other
lawful means. knowingly, willfullg or frasdn-
lentiy council, advise, indues or attempt TO
indsce any judge or clerk Of election whose
duty It 10 70 ascertain, proclaim, annUunee or
declare toe result Of suy such election, 10 give
or make any false certificate, document, re-
port, retarn or other false evidence 10 rel--.
ton thereto; or 70 refuse or neglect to comply
with his daty, or to violate any law regulst-
ing the same; or 70 receive the vote OF any
person In any election district not entitled 70
vote therein; or TO refuse to receive the vote Of
any person entitled to vote therein; or shall
aid, counsel, advise, procure or assist any
voter, person or judge Of election or other
cssicss OF election 10 do any act by law for
hidden, or In this article constituted an
oHeBse; OF 10 emit to do any act By lz~
directed TO be done; every such person shall,
upon conviction therof, be punished by i'm
prisonment in jsil or in the penitcntiafy for
not lees than sir months por more than hive
years.
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For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
WILLIAM lTHIpKEY.
By Order Of the Board
of Supervisors Of Elections.
WILLIAM W KEECH,
J. FRANK MEDLEY.
~B. HAMILTON GARRICO.
NOTICE

To Hotel Keepers and all others who
deal in Liquors. and for the Informs
tion Of all persons concerned The fol
lowing sections Of Article XXXlII Of
the Code Of Public General Laws Of
the State Of Maryland are published:
Sectitn 1916 It shall be Unlawful for the
keeper Of any bote, tavern, store, drinking
establishment or any other person or persons
directly or indirectly, TO SELL barter give OF
DISPOSE OF any soiritaous or fermenied liquors
ale, beer Or intoxicating drinks Of any kind
on the day Of election hereafter to be held in
the several counties Of this State; any person
violating the provisions Of this section shall
be liable 10 indictment, aad shall upon con
vIction be fned not less than 6ftY dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars for each shense
one half the fine shall be paid TO the in
former, the ether half TO the county commits
sioners for the use Of the public roads
Section log Any person who shall make
any bet or wager upon the result Of any cleo
ton 70 take place in this State shall he liable
10 Indictment aud, upon conviction thereof,
shall be fined not less than ifiy nor more than
Eve hundred dollars, 70 be psid 10 the State
for use OF the school fund Every deposit Of
money in ans part Of the State rs a wager or
bet upon the result Of any election 10 this State
or elsewhere shall be forfeited and paid over
TO the County Commissioners OF the county
where deposited for the use Of the county. an 4
If deposited 10 the cts Of Baltimore, % the
Mayor and Ci.y Council.
GEORGE A. WADE.
Sheriff OF Charles county
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Mr.. George snoot. sho hes bee. quite alex
We are glad 70 learn b convaIsseing.
Jossfh Kent. the inf.at son Of Mrs Asrssi-
ius Gibbons died on Sunday morning sitsr .
very brief illness.
Mrs. ". h. Sinclair Ia nov improving after
. severe attack Of malaria.
Ara. he bright and interesting little daugh-
YER Of Nc. and Mrs. Grant Jameson has begun
School again after fsw days indisposition.
Master Burlsy Luekstt, paid visit 10 hi.
home near Hsghsssille rsesshy.
The recent rains pFsssnisd many pupils
from attending school during the past week.
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A very pleasant afternoon vss spent 81
Actions Park, A. A. Coantv, ia game Of
base ball between nine men. from State To.
baeco Warehouse No and pins psn from No.
Warehouse. Quite crowd went cut ir
see the game between the Warehouse boyi
better knosn In Baltimore IS the Bay Seeds
Among those present We recognise quite .
number Of ex-employees Of the warshousss
The players are as follows
Warehouse No. l.
Messrs, J. N. Smith. p, 2. Barber, c, J.
P. Barber, ID. II. Robinsou. a., A. Cecil. 81
W. GoIdsboroagh. s. g., ". Ward. !. e.. W
A. Hill, r. e., L. Holloway, CT
Wsrehouse No. 3.
hessrs. Coleman, p. Sunderland, c., Ward
b., Nalsmbaek, 20 stessns, 81 Trott, .. Q
Wells, |. f., Swain. r. E., Ferguson. C. E. Tn
score is a. fellows
Warehouse mol. lG
Warehouse No. ),
We have kaown for some time that CHAR e.
county ean's e-sa pi.J b..s bali little bi
with St. Nary's.
The sbovs appeared 10 last weeks issue o
the st Asry's Entsrpsiss. And in reply v
L. -. --:-.--=-.--. - -s-;s s-y. sn.t Is Il
casting . deep reflection upoa the base bal
PLAYERS Of Charles when they are compares
with those Of lie sister county, 81. kAry's.
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Az or.s 1srr.a 70 ZEE sr.r.', Ar1ousrr
M. Possy,

Az orrs tErrEa TO ZEE srArE's ATTORNEY
Mr.. Possy.
Ny dear Strive are impelisd
By sense Of duty sad ior he pro,sctios o.
eur villsrs and homw sgsins, the drunksu
and lAsisss people Who eongrcgsis 81 Che
vhisksy shops and 10 oar sHssts. niEht sfisi
night, TO inquire " there Is Constable 10 o.
Gee for this disiriet1 II %, vho is he and
where does be resided Surely We are ., The
mercy Of the IAwless element, some from this
village and many others from Surrounding
country. Only short tine sinee, . quarrel
and disturbances occurred In our ssress By in
torieAted colored men snd vhsn White man
attempted 70 quiet then, be vss asused, re-
sultiug in a Mseistraie's trisi, hping Of tive
Of sse men s.d the other nov held for The
| Circuit Cert.
One night last week our village wss dis
turbed. and some Of us aroused from our beds
by disorder. loud and improper talking and
shooting in our streets. Az the election draws
near, il gets worse. asd we reqsest that steps
be a, once taken for our proisehon, and for tho
apprehension sad punishpsni Of The lsvless.
lis alleged that monsy is used for political
ends, TO treat and excite ths drinking class.
Surely II any lav-abiding, peaes-loving and
principlsa voters tnov such TO Be . faei, thsy
will not sots for any candidate or leader. be
Of vhAt party he may. Who does such thing.
The Affairs Of government would be no safer
in bis hands than 10 the hands Of his dupes.
We would farther inquire Il there Is 10 Law
for the apprehension and imprisouusnt Of the
inebriaisi II there 10, We think II may, upon
inv, stig.sion. snd application here.
Believing. Mr.. Poser, that Jos eadsasor 10
do your duty as trusted officer, regardless
Of party affiliations. and having evidence that
your seton and that Of the Grad Jury last
fall 10 psnishing some Of the lAules ones did
make temporary improvement in their con
duct here. and hsing satisfied that personal
appeal and kind enirea,y Is uusvsiling, We
appeal To you to stir up under oiiesrs 20 vigi-
lance and prosecution.
Be IL said 10 tho credit Of NJ. Medley, our
Magistrate, that cases brought to bis know
ledge, receive his Official attention. and be 10
By no means i-aieai -iih toe guilty; but Ne
are persuaded that msny cases escape bis
notice. as be resides several miles from our
village. With osiy . purposs for the public
veIfsrs, am, respectfully yours
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-10-29

Orphans Coaft met Tuesday pursuant to
adjournmest with Judges Narbury and
Easlan and Jones present. The following busi.
ness YES transacted
Bond Of John Matthews administrator Of
wm B Matthews filed aud approved and let
refs Of administration issued.
Warrant issued to Julian lngle and SAM
Cox, Jr, to appraiss the personal estate o.
Wa. B. Matthews
Order passed that the administrator Of VIM
]. Boarman be authorized to sell ctrtain per.
sonal property At private sale for not less thar
the apDraisement
Court adjourned 70 meet Tuesday Nov. Oh
1891
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-10-29

vop 1t straight.
Republicans are in the lead.
Mr.. ?. A. Posey, whitehall, has one youns
lamb.
Don.t forge, the polls c'oss at P. n sharp
next Tuesday.
a patron offers fns borse Tor sale. Call
aud inquire.
There uili be an oyster supper and dance at
the Poiat tonight
whA, will the boys Of The Fifh District do
for RIOS. Budf"
Miss Bessie Simpson, Eewburg has gone on
trip to Alexandria.
Hyoa rant fair elections IN this county, vote
ne Republican tieka.
Ms. B. G. s,onesireet, Eelinn, is visiting
relatives IN Washington.
yr. P. R Wills, Bel Alton, has been indis-
posed daring the week.
The merchants Who do the advertising are
the merchants who DO the business.
Miss Mamie Page, Issue, is Spending =
while with relatives IN Washington.
Miss Kate Simpson, Eewburg has returned
after lengthy so-iourn in AIerandris.
Mrs. John r Lyon. ws-o=ise, returned
home Saturday from visi, to Washington.
Some Of the best Popo-Denocr.u Il the
comfy, say their chances are very. very slim
Mr.. John H. Mitchell, Hanson HILL, vas
visitor to Marlboro on SATURDAY. Of last
week.
Messrs Lyon, Brooke and Harrison. Of
Charles were in this nsighborhood last week =
Enterprise.
Come one. come all, TO the Grand Rspubli-
can Mass Meeting which will take place here
tomorrow.
GyOu rant your local eeair, Aons,fly and
economically administered cote the Republican
aeta.
Mrs. N. H. Wolf, has returned 20 her home
IN his to~s after saS extended visit IN
Baltimore.
One Of the patients near Bel Alton who
was afflicted with Indignant trpeIof typhoid
Fever has died.
Mr.. Harry Lambert, Of Baltimore, 10 at
the bone Of bis mother Mrs. G. A. Wade,
Port Tobacco.
We call special attention Of our readers TO
the new ad. Of Mr.. Blumberg the thrifty mer-
chant at Bel Alton.
As there was only one member, Mr.. R. 7.
HALEY, Of the School Board on band Tuesday
there was no meeting.
A Republican local meeting win be beld
this evening at Longs store at O'Clock and
AT Shiloh at O'Clock.
Prof H. T. Spence, Of ths Maryland Agri-
cultural College was among the many visitors
to cur town last week.
Mrs. Morley and her daughter, Mrs Pattsr-
son, Of Washington, spent list week with
relatives IN Bryantown.
Mark yo1r ticket directly 10 front Of
Abraham Lincoln. one Of the greatest men
that this country has ever produced.
Marriage licenses we're issued during the
week to John H. Flowers and Laviuia BRYANT;
Charles Hoffman and Martha E. wnk.
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A very pleasant entertainment vas given
by Mrs. julia Aascbette on Friday nigh. last
At The home Of her parents. Mr.. sad Mrs. B.
G. Slonsssrset IN honor Of Miss Mary Rider.
Of Visomico county and Mas Plorsncs
Socket, Of baltimore Quite many frisnds
from the Immediate nsighborsood vsrs pres-
eot and to each and sssry oae sas extended .
most pleasant and cordial welcome. About 9. %
o'clock whsa the diuniaG room doors we're
thrown open to the guests. they marched 10
BY twos and il few moments were seated 81
= beautiful and most tAstsfully srraaged ssbls
% participate in . sumptuous rspast.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-10-29
Nominations to Office"
made to the Supervi-
sOrs of Election Of
Charles County.

In accordance with the provisions Of
Section A of the Act Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed at the
January session of 1896. we. the Super
visors Of Election for Charles County
hereby give notice that the 'nomins-
tons to office" Of the following persons
have been certified to Us, as candidates
to be voted for at the election to be held
in Charles County on Tuesday, the 2sd
day Of November, 1897.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Died at his home, Pomonkey, the 10th inst.
OF paralysis, Mr.. Walter D. Swami, in The
s0th year Of bis age. He sas an industrious
citizen . devoted husband and father and at
oue time was the wealthiest coiored mao 10 the
county. His funeral took place at 81. Charles
church the 18th inst, Of which be had long
been member. Rev. Father Rhodoek direct
ed thu burial services. a widow and nine child
rem snryiv. him. His pail bearers were bis
six sons; Messrs George, Charlie, Hyland,
Willie, Johnnie, Sydney SvRnn; Mrs. John
Queen. Mrs. Joseph Carter, and Mrs Cutler
Mason, all Of this county.
Dear father thou hasleft US,
We will never see thee more;
We esBnot hear thy footsteps coming
From the threshold Of the door.
Bat God has called thee home To heaven,
Though hard il ia TO part;
From one we loved 80 dear,
Il touches our aching hearu.
By His Daughters.
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mrs GRkcE HAMILTON.
Mrs. Grses Hamilton, died suddenly ct her
home in Virginia on Tuesday oflast weak
leaving q husband aud four children. The
youngest only day old. The deceased lady
vas q daughter Of Mr.. Thomas L. Hannon .
former resident Of Pouonksy district. She
taught school several years 10 Virginia where
she married prosperous farmer, and resided
near Stanton in that State.
JAEKs A. SroxE.
Died on October 10. James A. Stone In ths
seth year Of his a-s R. I. P. tChsrlss eosniy
papers please copy) The shove is clipping
from the ''sun" Of the Islh inst. The de
eeessd 10 a son Of Mr.. Jossph s,oas vho lived
for nuiabsr Of years near Loihair but lsisI
moved bis hmily to Baltimore. Mr.. Stone 10
veil known in the comfy and leaves many
friends TO mourn his death.
CHARLEs cnL.
Charles Gill . we'll known and respectful
colored man Of Brysniow. died in hospital
in Baltimorseity on Tuesday last sftsr q ioss
illness.
WnLIlk RoszY.
Mr.. William RobsY, for sefly Of Pomonksy,
disd At bis late home 10 Washington city, on
Sunday last. in the ssih rear Of his sgs, aftei
long illness of eonsumpsion. A wife and
several children survive him. The deceased
vas a sergeant Of The poliss isses>in Wash
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From reports in the daily papers Of Wash
ington and Baltimore cities, we have lear ned
that charges ofmaiiessauce il Office have been
made sgaiust Mr.. 7 R. Farrall, ex-internsl
revenue officer Warrants we're issued for bis
arrest, but Nr Farrall uron bearing Of the
fact went to Washington % Tuesday to meet
the charge. Mr.. Farrali alleges tina; the
charges are unfouuded and that be will 50
show them
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-10-29

On wedassdgs Of last week Mr. John "
Penn, formerly 1f St. Nary's county but nov
resident Of Blue Fields. Vest Va, and also
brother Of 9aur cosaiy Commissioner Penn,
was married 70 Miss Ella E Maslim, Of Kent
couhiy IN 81 presence Of a large circle Of
friends To- marriage took place at the
home Of the Bride. After the wedding cere-
monies the couple left for short stay with
TIE 5rothef Of the groom. Mr.. J. H Penn,
Pomonxsy aud from thence they returned to
their future home in Blue Yields, Yves. yir-
GINA
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Religious Notice.

There will be no preaching at La PIsts
sis, Of OF october either a. II .. N. or at !
p. m
J. B. HENRY, P. c.
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Tafrs Is a iqPe5or he yoxag Dmeoeraey
an Us eoaaiy saisss ~ present regime il
d.sfrggsa. 70 Do % .6seiirsly yos must rots
he Rspa5lieaH tiefsf.
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Unequaied Prices For Equal Grade
Lumber.

Any one contemplating building-or those
desiring Only a small quantity Of Lumber Of
any description whaisoever-should not fail
to get our, estimate before ordering. Lowest
price qsoiations-qaiek deliveries -well-sea-
soned lumber
TH0S, W. SMITH, lst. and Ind. ave Phone
alt. Mil and Wharves. bot 4th st. 8. e.
Phone ISL.
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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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Vote far every man on as LEGAL Republican
d-kef Il 10 a clean ticket.
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Carriages, Bng0es, WaGons, Of eUerD
Harness of all kinds al Lowest Prices.

Whips, Lap Robes, and Busters IN great variety
EVERYTHING required the
r. All in need anything line will money calling
ishment and the Great Bargains Offering My
good fop Buggy stu
the New Tariff into effect prices everything line of will
Don't forget
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Uyos vSnt Preoress asd property in ssr
midst, Aelp The ssorkias mans party and vots
tie local Republican ticket.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

sF7HE Trustees will furnish by contract to
the lowest bidder, for their respe tive
seaools, three cords Of well seasoned wood,
ione-haif pine, oae-half oak preiefredl The
sane to be cut stove length aud approsed y
teacher before payment is made Limit not
to exceed s. per cord
By order Of the Board.
7. NJ. CARPENTER,
Oct l5-3t Secretary.
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-Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
All Advertisements due and payable after The
irst Insertion
Obituaries and Personal Communications
viii he inserted a. Ten esHts per line
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Don't Tsbsses SPIT and Smoke YOur Life Awsy
IL you want 10 quit tobacco using easil'
and forever. be made well strong iiss3fu,tit'
full Of new life aud yigoF, take No-To-Bac
the wonder-worker, that makes weak mel
strong. Many gain ten pounds In ten days
Over 10000 cured Buy No-T0-Bae OF you
druggist, under guarantee TO cure, 5Oc OF
81. 90. Booklet and sample naile.l free. Al
Sterling itemedy Co, Chicago or New York
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TENANT WANTED.

II viii rsat my farm SUNNY SIDE, near
Il Port Tobacco TO good tenant without
team. Apply to.
Or. @. H. Poser,
Lothair, Nd
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Election Notice!

IN accordance with the provisions Of Article
i xXXlII, section 10 OF the Laws OF s96,
We, the Sapsrvisors Of Election for Charles
County, hereby give notice that an election
viii be held in Charles CountJ, on
TUESDAY, Movembey end, 1897.
at the usual places Of voting in the several
Election Districts of said Charles County,
that 10 TO say
In the First District
ALA PLATA.
In the Second District
AT HILL TOP,
IN the Third District
AT CROSS ROADS,
10 the Fourth District
AT ALIENS FRESH.
Ia the Fifth District
AT HARRIS Lot
Ia the Sixth District
AT WHITE PLAINS,
To the Seventh District
AT POMOEKEY,
10 the Eight District
AT BRYANr0wE,
10 the Eighth District
AT PATUxFNT CITY,
The election 90 70 be held 10 for the pur-
poss Of eleeiing-
One person to be Comptroller Of the Treas
ury Of the State Of Maryland.
One person To be Clerk to the Court Of Ap-
pe&is OF the State Of Maryland.
One person TO be State Senator.
Two persons TO be members Of the Legisia-
ture
One person to be Clerk Of the Circuit Court
fer Charles county.
One person TO be Register Of Wills, for
Charles county.
Two persons 10 be County Commissioner
for Charles county.
One person 10 be Sheriff for Charles county.
One person 10 be Surveryor for Charles
county
The polls shall be opened at O'Clock A.
n aud close at O'Clock P. v.
WILLIAM w. KEECH,
j. FRANK MEDLEY.
Il. HAMILTON CARRICO.
Supervisors Of Election for Charles County,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-16
YELLOWSTONE PARK.
A Complete Tour via the Pennsylvani
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