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The Anaconda standard., 1898-11-21
SMOKE ROBERT MANrELL CIGARS

DIR. w. II. Haviland. Baltimore block.
n West Park Telephone 519.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-11-21

Short Line. r. In the East. making ar
rangements for the building OF some new
rolling stock IL r. reported that the
Brooks Locomotive works Is to build sew
eral engines for the Short Line similar TO
those recently delivered to the Union Pa
cific.'
San Francisco dispatches state that the
Santa Fe has just completed preliminaries
for the purchase OF n block of land in
that city to be used as freight and pas
senger terminals. The price is said to be
s400.0oo The plan is to carry freight
across the bay from Port Richmond. the
terminal OF the Valley road. which has
just been acquired by the Atchison. The
block to be used by the road Is bounded
by Spear, Main. Harrison and Bryant
streets.
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LOST HIS CASH.
James Shaughnessy Arrested for Robbing
David Pbelan.

David Pbelan.
David Phelan. proprietor of a board
ing house at No. Duggan avenue, Dub
lin gulch. Is out 1920 in cash and James
Shaughnessy, one of his boarders. is in
Jail. accused of having had a hand in
depriving Phelan of his money Two
other men. also guests at Phelan's eat
ing house. whose names are not given
by the officers working on the case. are
under suspicion of having been mixed
up in the alleged robbery. but as yet
have not been apprehended.
Phelan complained to the police yes
terday that he had been robbed the
night before by three men with whom
he had been drinking. He said he was
I'm Cautious saloon at the foot Of Dub
lin gulch Saturday night. Shaughnessy
and two other men who board at his
place were with him. and all hands were
having a big time drinking. He admit
ted being pretty drunk. but said he
thought he could remember quite dis
tinctly that while the two whose names
are not mentioned engaged his atten-
tion Shaughnessy extracted two 800
bills and a $50 bill from his pocket. He
had s35 more in another pocket. which
was not touched. When Phelan missed
his money he at once recalled the Incl
dent at the bar when he thinks the
money was taken. and started for police
headquarters, Wnere ne notined the orn-
GERS OF his loss. and Detective Murphy
and Special officer Ray went to the
boarding house and arrested Shaugh-
messy. At the city Jail. II Is said. he
virtually admitted having had a hand
I'm the alleged theft. but said he was no
more guilty than the other two who
were with him. Shaughnessy was ia
ken to the county jail. where he is still
detained, and the officers are looking
for the two accOmpliceS Among some
of the officers the impression prevails
that IL there was really a robbery the
amount OF money involved is considera-
bly, less than that claimed and that
when all the facts are learned IL will be
found robbery was not really intended.
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n = interesting TO note in this connec-
f1on that nearly 20 per cent. OF the total
4rr1uhf cars constructed I'm 1897 were for
- Dalfimore a Ohio railroad
= For The years preceding the Worlds
The Anaconda standard., 1898-11-21

Silver comb, brush and mirror put up
i'm satin lined case. only 800 at Towle
& Winterhalter's. jewelers.. 2S West
Park street
The Anaconda standard., 1898-11-21

The Omaha Bee says: -. r. Dunn. SUI
Of motive power, Oregon
The Anaconda standard., 1898-11-21

s25 reward to any one proving that
r. F. Mayer, 40 West Park, does not
put in the best handspring made for 81.
Watch cleaning. $50
The Anaconda standard., 1898-11-21

The Rio Grande Western Is making
great improvements i'm it's equipment,
which will soon be brought up to the
standard OF the best systems In the
country. The shops In Salt Lake. says the
Herald. are busy In making changes.
building new rolling stock and overhaul
ing old in such a thorough manner that
IL will b. turned out good as new.
One OF the latest improvements is the
equipping of all passenger coaches with
the standard whistle signal. which will
be radical Improvement over the old
bell system. The whistle signal is in use
on most OF the big lines. and by Il the en-
gine can be reached from any coach by
air contrivances.
The company will soon begin the con-
struction Of a sample coal car of 5000
pounds capacity, and IL the experiment
proves successful more will be built This
car. as designed. is to be 3s feet long
four and fve-tenths feet deep and carried
on two four-wheel trucks OF 23-inch
wheels. II is a departure from anything
of the kind ever attempted here. and the
result will be OF interest to other lines
The Pennsylvania lines in the East have
built some coal cars as large as this. but
somewhat different in design. and they
are also mounted on u wheels
The new Pintsch gas car has now been
I'm service for several weeks Formerly Il
was necessary TO take all the coaches to
Ogden. where the plant IL located. to
have the tanks filled.
The Omaha Bee says: -. r. Dunn. SUI
ue rfutendent of fnafiNa nowar nr.gon
The Anaconda standard., 1898-11-21

e. Grand souvenir opening Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday.
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school commissioners Meeting

The School Commissioners met in their office
ca Saturday with full board present. The
following business Was transacted;
ordered that Secretary to Board be author-
lied to purchase crayons and keep ssupply
Of same in depository at La Platai price Of
said crsyons not to exceed eight cents per
box Teachers paying more than this amount
will be responsible for The difference.
Ordered that hereafter all repairs made on
schools without 3 previous order from the
Board will positively not de paid for,
Ordered that the Secretary he authorized
TO purchase stove for Miss K E. Howard
school, in the Fourth District.
Ordered that the Board add to its list Of
text books Frye's Elements of Geography.
This order was passed IN order to meet the
wants Of those teachers who desire more politi-
cal geography question, etc, than was con
tanned in Fryes Primary Geography.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

The Comfy Commissioners met TUESDAY
with a faH Board present. The foi'ovir d;
business vas transacted.
Ordered thai Edward y. s"snn be AZ
pointed Constable IN the Eighth Election
District
ordered that Prank Brown be authorized
70 ax reaa hatveon Loshsi' and Posey = 'aiii
Ordered that ne Bond Of William Posey
Constable ia the Third Election Dis'ric' be
approved
Ordered that Commissioner Norman be
authorized to have bad pleess in road ron
Liverpool poin, to Doneaster repaired.
Ordered that rosd-wors on the New road
he discontinued and teams and uisntils re-
turned to proper parties.
Ordered that upoa request Of Dr.. speake ''
Clerk Of the Board Al order ue given bun lo'
rs,uta to Iasans tio.pisal NJ Page d is'insl
inusie
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The members Of tie Association assembled
in the Sehool House, Ia plata, 4, II O'Clock
Quite number Ofieaehers aud sisiiois vere
present. It being the frat meeting il the
scholastic year, the elestiou Of oHicers was Ia
order Prof Carpenter for President, Mr..
.J.R. R. McCastby Tx Vice President aud
Miss Glars Trot er. for Secretary we're re-
elected by reclamation Miss Clara Dyson,
Messrs Roland L Harrison and Thomas
Dyson were appointed the oaery Committee
for the ensuing year The question for de-
bate. 'Shosd Agriculture be taught IN the
Paeiic Schoolgirls decided IN the atdr-
native. Miss Beraice Hsley gave q very ia
teres,ing recitation. Vocal Duet by Misses
NJ. Lulie martha and Clara Troiier was highly
spplauded. Reading, Mrs Bfawner, Win
ter Nighis,n Miss Blanche Msdd, Teaching
Public School, and II IS Corine Sanders all
very good Essays, Miss G. Browne on
observations Of the Firsi Year ct School,
was especially interesting and contained some
admirable points.
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IN MEMORIAM.

In memory Of Geor.e J chspselesr, who
departed this Iis; October 20th 1898
Why - We cal him lost2
Because We miss him irou onr onward roach
Code unseen angel Ger out patis ay
crossed,
Looked on VS. al, and loving him the uost.
sireishtway relieved him fiem life weary
load
He is not LOST; be is sithin ,ae door
That shuts oatloss ana egerg hurtfol thing
With angels bright and loved ones gone
befofs,
In -hel. Redeeuer's presence syermore,
Aad SOD b.msslf their Lord, Judge and
Kin1
We vii do likewise deata has made 20
breach,
IL lore and sympathy, in hope and trust;
No outward sign or sound cur ears can
reaen,
But there's 40 inward spiritual speech
That greets rs still, though mortal ton
GUS DC dsst
II bids Is Do tue work be laid down.
Take up the senga where they broke off the
strain,
50 iooEneying till We reach the heavenly
tour
Where are laid up our treasures and cur
crown,
And ont lost lived ones will be topud again
By his loving nlecs, Eva.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

Orphans Cour, met Tuesday pursuant to
adjournment with Judges Nar5ary, Jones and
Edelen present. The following business was
transacted;
Ordered that the claims Of G. Oher 4 Sons
Company for s5s4 50 against the estate o. P.
A. Sasscer, deceased be passed
Ordered that W D. posey's claim against
the estate of W.K Contes, deceased Tor
$3J 81 be passed.
Application made BY James deb wDlhech
for letters Of administration On the estate Of
John E. Richards and Susanna Richards,
deceased.
Ordered that the claim Of G. 4. Ganbrifl
Manufacturing Co for seq 30 against Philip
A. Sasscer's estate be passed
A certified copy of tie last will and iests-
meut of Philip simms, late of Louisiana, ad-
mitted to probate and ordered to be recorded
Adjourned to meet Tuesday. Decemeber g
1893.
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The first Of the social events Of the Thanks
giving season was the dance given in The
town hail at dugbesville on Wednesday night
last by toe Bryanlown and Hughesville Social
Club aud il proved in every respect to be a
delightful affair The members Of the club
and their guests numbered something less
then hundred persons, giving abundance Of
room for pleasant dancing. Prof Hicken-
botbam, Miehseis and Kfaus, Of the Fist
Maryland Regiment furnished the music A
substantial lunch was served in the large
dining room below the dancing hall at 1880
O'clock and no one suffered in the least for
want Of attention at the bands Of their cor
dial receivers; Mrs. William Queen, ars
DeSalss hudd and Mrs. Frederick Bowling
Dancing began at O'Clock and confined
until 8 30 a. m at which time al bid adieu
for home. Among the those attending the
ives bus party from Bel Alton, viz; Mr..
Walter h. Aadd, Misses Susie Bowling. Bena
and Ellie Matthews, aad Lucy Cox hessrs
4 W. Astiingly and Julian Blackjack.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25
IN MEMS CLOTHING

We have Suits 10 Black and Blue Cheyioi
anl Fancy uhesioi -ud mixtures that are
lined With ssiiH 3uke and aofstei bod,
asi re aade aith skill the cut Is tight ic
tale 10 st,ie; the sewing. inside and out, Is
AZ q should ie; srl aiicae'he' these snils arc
yo,t a7sry cent Of 80 sai IL they were
worth hiieeu OF tseuif we'd not hesitate 10
cell them for that However, We oour, con-
pHisoa sith aly other $40 Suit, and cheer
tgiif lulie b. your decision
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

Straightforward
Merchandising.

TIE onward march Of apparently progress
i've merchants, seems to tend rather 70 eragsr-
alton ihan to consistent truth 10 their az
soancements. We are not in sympathy with
snch methods and as the recognized leaders
"a fashions, sly Is. quality and reasonable
prices We feel that our reputation, not Of
yesterday, bat Of years. must count.
So in the following, We will strive 10 iilas-
traits lhls point.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

A startling incident OF which Mr. John
Oliver of Philadelphia was the subject, Is mar
rated by him rs follows: ~ was 10 a most
dreadful condition. Ny skin was almost vel
low, escs snnken, tongue coated, pain contin-
ually in back and sides, no appetite grad
ually growing weaker day hy day Three
physicians had given me up Fortunately.
friend advised trying Electric Bitiers:' and
to ny great joy and surprise, the FIRST bottle
made a decided Improvement continued
tbeir use for ihrea weeks, and AN now we'll
man know theg saved M life, aud robbed
the grave Of another victim. No one shoud
fail to try them. only Doc per bottle at La
Plata Orig Store.
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OYSTER SUPPER.

There will Al oyster supper and dance a,
the residence OIL Fillmore raraer tho former
Residence Of rhonas naFnsll near Trinity
eauFgb o.
FRIDAY, December 2nd, 1898,
duFiag tue afsefaoon for The bessst Of tbs
Sunday School Of Trinity Church.
Tie pabiie is cordially invited to attend
81 order Of the Committee.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25


NJ Jabn ROLL. well In wn 'afme' feii =
ing near Rock Point was acciasniir sho' An'i
painfully wounded BY a iellow-hunla'nsn -
supaag evening LOST. 81 Rolls and Ar
Fridge Norris, YOUNG maa asos' e'sa'eei
years Of age went oa, in search for sane AMI
both we're standing within afsv ies' o'eaef
other when The latter aeelduntly pulled To-
trigger Of the gun and discharged uhe eoa
tents Of The same into the person d bic friene
which blew OF the entire part 'f his cot JUS
below the ankle. He vas taken az oaee q
his home which was rear the scene it1e M
fortunate act and medical attention promptly
rendered. Nj, Rolls is now nndef special
,reatmentin Baltimore.
Violet, the listle four year old daughter o.
NJ. ard Mrs. WIN. T. Tifpeit q Baltimore
vas very painfully burned last week aooa'
d. face, hands and righs arm while PLAY ing,
Il is presumed, it, the Gre With psper Ns.
aud Ers rippsit mad been out only a Few
MINUTES sheu they beard tie screams o' The
little chiId and upon entering The room found
lite slotbing a mass OF Hsmss which theY soon
ex,iugushed, bat she was nevertheless baby
burned
NJ Alexander T. Lloyd Is under tresimeai
ofDr. Nornoran, an expert oeeulist IN "A9A-
ingion city, fer DIS eye ahieh hiss ofen .
soutee * considerable paio to bin foe several
weeks. Mr.. Lloyd got q small piece Of trash
in this delicate organ and it become 50 irii-
tatinr md iulAlaei soon after that medical
attentioa Was necessary. Bis ho1s payer
cions nsinx anaDia % rclicre sis sriies'ngs
they advised him to consult specialist
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

THs BEsr SALvE in the world for Cats,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt kheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilhlaips,
Corns, and sll Skin Eruptops, gnd positively
cures Piles, or no pay required II is guar
saieea to give perfect satisfaction or mooeT
refunded Price IS cents per box For ssls
by La Plata Drug Store
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

-Four changes allowed 70 yearly advertisers
without additional charge
An advertisements due and payable after the
fret insertion.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will be inserted at ten ceats per lire
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

The following marriage lieenses were issued
during the week: Webster Peter Hayden and
Laura Matticgly, of Newport Joseph E
Robey, White Plains, and Emma G Cox,
Pomfret; John Wm. Cox and Francis Rebecea
Robey, Pomfrer; Willisu Harris aud Maggie
Bowling
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IN MEMS EATS

some people prefer 10 spead I've dollars Tor
Ia Hst The rxjrs $50 dollars Is for the
natef,s Hane, Wasts le't-S3 is the real
hat value.
u 'ueam'' is good enough name for you
On y get Hat as good as the best here for
y u you're careless ard apt TO need q
rev ilatof'sa, ouf 81 Hat is well worth
The price
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supervisors of Election.

The Supervisors of Election met IN their
Office on Tuesday with Messrs. Keech, Medley
and Carrico present All claims against tue
eoanty for cost and expense of the late cleo
tior we're submitted ana passed upon by the
Board. The following figures show the cost
, ,hs sasasai a;stricts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25
'IN MEMS SHIRTS

Iht realization Of getting 8 woTihy Shirt
ladar : Collar is what sc have accomplished
g qui Full Dress Stri at TOO. When We
say that ttesc SHIRTS are hard-iaunderea and
anisbei, have niue inch bosoms Of splendid
'ineui and that they re open tack and front
Sc niean jqsl that Feet is that the usual
Sis a1ift ia tat ialr comparison nth
these Ell ours a. 79c.
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NOTICE.

N mis- is to give notice. that the subscribers
j have or tanned from iae Orphans Court Of
Ohsrles County, Maryland, letters Of admin
istraton on the personal estate Of
GEORGE J. CHAPPELEAR,
late CT said county, deceased All persons
having claims egains said deceased arc here.
BY warned 10 exhibit The same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
Subscribers, or OF before the 18th day d
April next They may Otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefits Of said dereas-
ed estate.
Given under our hands this 18th dag Of
November, 1898.
GEORGE E. CHAPPBLEAR.
HARRY G. CHAPPELEAR
Administrators Of George j. Chappelear,
nov. 1885,.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25
Assault.

Helen jenkins, daughter of William Jen-
kins, residing in Germantown, Penna., was
assaulted by Mamie Feudall The latter was
arrested and held to bail in the sum Of SIX
hundred dollars to sait trial for the alleged
offense
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

Whom you're In baltimore. make oehla's
Aeme Hail your headquarters Ladies'
y nittns, Retiring and Writing ROOMS
Aen's smoking and Waiting Rooms, Free,
10 matter whether yOu are a customer or
not; meet Your friends az Oehfn's. Parcels
theeked nee, and every accommodation
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

Big line u Carpets aud Blankets at ROCK
BOTTOM PRICES. Also big line Hats, Caps,
Hardware, TiuwaFe, China oil eth, aud Car
pet am not able to give you all the prices,
come and see me, you will find it TO your
bese6t ! don't keep goods for myself |
keep them for my customers. II they will
come and sec me they will be sure to carry
some away. -. -. go go, AZ, AZ
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S. BLUMBURG,-~
Bel Alton,
Apr 20 'sS-ly.
NOTICE no ouT-PENsIoNERs
Apr 20 'sS-ly.

Ordered os The Board Of Trustees Of the
Poor Of Charles county thsnhlt INDECENT and
distressed persons desiring oh,-peulion shall
hle their applications with the Board on or
before the 18th Of December, ls9s, and thai
all such applications be accompanied by the
affidavit OF Owe taxpayers, setting forth thu
fact that such applicant ID in INDECENT circum-
stances ADD WORTH ofsueh assistance. And
it Is farther ordered that no Implications will
be received unless made oui on blanks fur
oished % the fsosrd.
NAPALEON JAMESON,
j. Z. NORRIS,
THEODORE R0BEY,
eos. 2o-ld Trustees
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Religious Notice.

Divine Service, God willing in Christ
Church. Port Tobacco on Sunday, Novsn
Der 9th, atll AN.
JE. PoINDExTER, Rector
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SNtLisH DRESS HINTS
y FDB FALL sud WINTER Ieae.

] X = Al-t DfAt1Sa HINTS
FDb tAf.l. sud WINTER 1898.
MATERIALS. ETc-whieh win be great,
worn md 10 abeh our s,oe. q complete
DRESS GooDs-Pisia Fabrics And br,.
eaded and ffavsfacheale effects in plain
slLkS-Satin Dnshes. black TsFs,a f,u.r
ail,n,s With some plaid md figures
Ribbons Freely used asr fri-i o. fire ,se.
Hua a. very nafToe widtha for anpllnue aofk
tkLVhTs- Employed largely for shirt
waists and millinery purposes.
MILLINERY -iieis : little smaller tssn
ISL year, mostly Of velvet with trimmings al
telFst hreasis and qriiis.
tuLOkS -Cstois frowa. Rn6y. Purpsf
Zee aad ~. eelors 81 Biafs and Gra4s
huTToNS-Paris issbions rsnort ls,gsi,
used Gu doe street dresses.
Innings s1ft withost siifInegs.
JACKETS % I'd "a iaehes long ia xlais
asc IRE ned cloth smail siaersa
CAPk'--iraiiei cloth and slash ei,h fra.
serst plsiis 10 black.
LADIES SUITS Snort rssfer Jackets with
skiffs lnmaieh, braided or plaiu will be Woro
With Plasa Of ut enlafeites.
sliUks-Coia tqea vita pain or patapt
leather ups.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

REMEMBER We deliver goods all over {
mail will be PROMPTLY attended 10. Don
will send goods you order Immediately
inz Of ali kinds Of fresh meats Round
shops, BclogHa aausase- Don't forget
you from cradle TO a setoi Fafeitgge. Z
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

Ice ! OFemttt ttrm OF the tlfruit Ionr :
conven on Monday with Judges Briscce
aaa Nsrrick on the beuch. The Jerors
drawn with Nc. Francis j. Maddox, foremaa
Of The Grand Jury were as follows
Grnnd Jury.
Francis } Maddox, Foreman.
Thad Weeh Geo E Lyon
Paul Wild 3 a Howard
John W Hill fc) Tboa E Gardiner
John A Turner John " Clements Of W
Hugh Mitchell John G Chapman
J R Hicks Arthur A Simpson
Macmillan Clements Frank Barnes
John Il Wise Ed Z Howard
Ohas A Swami tcl Robt . Oooksey
Jos Il Penn John I Davis
Isiah Rotey ) Il Robey
Petit Jury.
Il Turner Rowe John " Ovens
Thos L Gardiner John R Edwards
A B Sire Charles Il Neale
Robi L Clements A Roswell Carp enter
Jos Thomas tc) James 4 Farrall
-W H st Clair VT Langley
Jos L Hunt BE Dement,
Taos B Farrsll n G Jenkins
Albert b Posev CEW Wade
o [ Sanders "a i Jameson.
Richard A Murray Jos Gray
v II Duckett tc) John Wriheraid
jas 7 Es,sp
The Charge to the easnd jury was delivered
by Judge Hriseoe in bis usual brief and im-
pressiss msnnes The docke.s were thea
called ead gone over and jssgrments enter
trial tie Court aijourned for the dss
T. 4.t.. .,.,a,s a.. =.
TUESDAY. bench present. The
FIRST case for trial YVES that Of Preston Tip
pest IS Pete wiIueI, Jr., administrator Of
James :. Irwin, No. 3 Appeal Tried by
Court Judgnent reversed in favor Of appel
les for SOS SO, and costs Tippett for appel
liant Wilmer and Mitchell for appclisd. 2.
Reed Wills vs. The southern Maryland
Development Company, = corporation, No.
Trial. Notion for continuance granted
Wilmer and Mitchell for plaintiff, Matthews
and Cox for defendant. Frnes; r Frank,
trading as Ernest T. Frank b Sons US J Ben
jiman Mattiugls, No. s Trisl. Case continued.
Mary Robey by her husband and next friend
John n. Robey use Of J. Samuel Tanner vs
Adrian Posey and John A Turner admins
traitors of Williaiu g. Turner No. 10 Trial.
Tried by Court. Judgement in favor Of plain
tis for Sl2o. Wilmer and Mitchell for plain
tiff, Posey for defendant
WEDNESDAY. Judges Merrick and
Crane present State vs. Rachael Short, No.
Criminals. Indicted for larceny of cloth
ins. Plead guilty and was sentenced to the
Institution for colored girls for twelve months.
State vs.. Key WEIGH and Richard Swami.
MOI pros entered by the State.
Posey for State, John II. Mitchell for
defense. John ". Al5ritian, gsrnishee, vs.
Chrispin kDawkins, No. appeal Decision
below reversed on motion of counsel aud the
case remauded 10 Justice who heard the case
below, Court adjourned at $3.50 o'clock IN
til FRIDAY morning, Thursday being Tasnks-
giving.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-11-25

u YOU want 70 save money, buy
your doncstics rom u1E az once
e. these Feze aoaghtinst before
the raise ia prices.
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THESE PRICES a00D gnlll 0et. Is. ~

" wide good bleached Cotton.... Il "a
"a woe 1c value, good unbleached
~ good uunieachei sheetlur IA. -
frait o. Loom" tleaehed Cotton ...'..-.5ke "a
hlheh ana Y bite, Brown and Faneq eoiors
Heavy unbleached sci Twin Cstii,1 -, ~ s1'
large Remnauss..... T. -
Best - Mohawk lotion hemmed siescbeS ,"
a. ir.k -.... 49, sd
Sineh Ready-mede NohawT pillow sasss 70 Y