fatal ant) personal.
IrriTtl n 4 Departure f Trin-Hew Schedule.
Leave tot Baltimore and a PM
heave tor Baltimore ami Washington j[ M
Arrive at Marlboro - , S1 p M
Arrive at Marlboro' j
The Fire Association-
The’adjourned meeting of the Marlbo
io' Fire Association was held at the Court
House on k Tuesday evening, for the purpose j
<f hearing the report of the committee ap
pointed at the previous meeting to solicit sub
scriptions, Ac , for procuring a fire apparatus ,
fi r the town. Mr. C. C. Magrudcr. president,
occupied tlie chair, and Mr. Joseph S. W il
sou acted as .Secretary. The committee,
through Mr. George W- Wilson, its chairman,
repoi ted that they had called upou the County
Cuininiasioiiers, who agieed to appropriate
$l5O towards the purchase of a truck, ladders
and buckets. The committee further reported
that the County Commissioners had passed
an order, at .heir solicitatio. , appropriating
$l5O for the purpose of purchasing file exlin-
guUliiug apparatus for the protection of the
Court House, payable to the treasurer of th-
Matlboro’ Fue Association. Besides these
timouuts, $lO2 50 was subscribed by iudivid- ,
nai membeis of the Association, so that the
total amount of available funds in the hands j
f the club is already $402 50, snd we hope |
ihat other donations may soon be ieceivd in ;
order that a ccnnlete and serviceable equip
ment may lie proem ed and a house erected for
its accommodation. A motion was then made
that a committee of five he appointed to have
built, or to purchase, truck, and to procure
tour Chemical Extinguishers with necessary
Uddeis, buckets, lanterns, pick-head axes. Ac.
a member of the said Committee to be one of
the Town Commissioners. The following
gentlemen a eie appoint ed by the chairman :
■George H. Bunnell, F. Nelson J irbo’. Hr. 1..
,\. GritiilL. George W. Wilson and 1!. T.
Gardner, and they will take immediate action
in (he natter. On motion, a committee oo
Cams.nation and By-Laws was appointed as
follows: I. S. Wilson, T. J. Grant and Wm.
Stanley. The meeting then adjourned.until
Friday*, 'he 2ld insl . when llivse committee*
w-jil be ready to iwp.nl.
The County C cmmiEglcaer*.
There wa a special meeting of ihe
County Commissioners on Tuesday. Ihe
committee appointed a' tlie l.te meeting ot
Hie Fiie Association went be fire the Board
and asked their cooperation in providing
means to aid theiu-in case i f fire. Ihe Board
vein willingly p* el the following order •
Ordered, tliat tlie sum of *l5O be and j
ihe same is hereby appropriated, to be
levied in March 1887. for the purpose of
■inchasing Fire Extinguishing Appa
ratus lor the - protection <>l the County
Court House anti UecorcU, payable to
the Treasure' of the Upper Marlboro
Eire Association.
.l-.mesT. I‘erkius, Trustee, filed liis
reports for the years 1574, ’75, '76, ’77.
'7P, ’79, ’SO, ’Bl, ’B2, ’63. ’B4 and ’So, which K
were adopted,and dividends were declar
ed for tiie year 1880 of 14 per cent., 1881,
72 per cent., 1882 70 per cent., and 1883, j
47 per cent., payable on and after Janu
ary IStli instant.
Adjourned until Tuesday next.
pother Fire
- On Tuesday even'ug laat.juetaf er night- I
~2\. another cry of •‘Fire!” rang througli oui j
Town and caused another little panic amour ■
uur citizens. It proved to be a burning cliim
ney on Ihe residence of James Sedgwick, col- |
ored. Through a defective stovepipe the ,
flames got a start in an upper room, and be j
f >re they could le extinguished a bed and
mattress were-badly burned. A good deal of >
damage was done by water, and Ihe heavy i
smoke that filled the building helped in no j
little degree to injure Ihe property. The pa- '
tent Fire Extinguisher was brought to the j
scene of tlie conflagration but, fortunately, iis )
services were not needed. Tlie loss is esti
mated at SSO; ihe property was insured.
Item* from the Comptroller’s Bepcrt-
From the State Comptroller’s report ;
for the fiscal year ending September 30lh
18S!>, wc glean the following local
statistic- :
John W. Belt, Clerk of the Circuit j
Court, has paid the State $228 on ac
count of Marriage Licenses; Traders’
Licenses, 51,.540 90; Trailers’ Liquor
Licenses 1377 53; Ordinary Licenses,
|2OS 37 : Oyster House Licenses SB7O SO;
Hawkers and Pedlere’ Licenses, $194 67;
Exhibition Licenses Licenses, SIOB 15;
Tax on Civil Commissioners, $lO6 30. ,
Total, $3,532 91.
The Register of Wills has paid into
the State Treasury 5427 30 tax on com- ;
missions to executors and administra
tors ; $719 03 tax on collateral inliwri- i
lances, making a total of $1,14- 23,
which is an increase of $345 39 over last :
year. The total receipts of tlie Register
of Wills office was $1,584 25.
The County Treasurer has paid the ■
following amounts on account of Stale
taxes,
$6,500; Total $12,599.
The total receipt* of tlie States Attor-.
ney was $1,189 99, a decrease of *531 59
from last year.
Mr. O. Robey, Sheriff, paid to the State
S3O on account of fine* and forfeitures.
Tlie receipts from State Tobacco Ware
house No. 1, Capt. Edward Magnifier,
inspector, amounted to $12,557 8 s and
the expenditures for the same were
$12,557 0-8. The expenses of running
this warehouses are divided as follows;
Wage* paid Screwmen, 5€,752 50 ; Sal
arie-of Clerks,S3,l39 30; Incidental Ex
penses, $053 90; Nails, $250 ; Hoops, 45;
Lumber, $29 23; Storage, 20 70; Dray
age, $4,5 2"; Laborers' Waegs, $1,021 2-5.
I he amount distributed on account ot
the FTee School Fund amounted tos6B,
682 52 of which amount this county re- (
ceived $1,742 49.
Disbursements for our local institu
tions amounted to 515,4.81 49, divided a*
follows: Marlboro’ Academy and Acad
emic Fund, $1,690; Agricultural College,
SO,BBI 4' of Reformation for colored
children, $10,900.
♦
They May Get Here
A new swindle scheme is being woik
ed on farmers in difleient parts ot Pennsyl
vania and Maryland, arc' may be attempted
in this county. W.; advise our farmer* to look
out for them. A man calls on the farmer and
wants the privileg! of exhibiting his wire
fence stretcher michi ie, for which privil ega
he will build 30 to 4) rods of good picket
fence-for exhibition, ail all he a-iks of lus
pitroa is to board him, go after the machine
at the nearest depot, and pay the charges, not
to exceed $3. for the fence all set up. To
have ail aatis'actory and to warraut the farm
er’s go d intentions he requires him to sign
a | tinted ronliact on a postal card, and |
which provrs to he an order lor Ihe machine,
pi Ice worth about $2-5. After tbe ma
chine comes, a new man turns np with his
p>stal order and requires the farmer's note
for S2OO, as per tgreeinj.it oneird. Hi ch.im*
to be attorn*} - for the company and threatens
to sue in the United B'ate Court
T H K PRINCE GEORGES ENQUIRER UPPER MARBOROUGH, MARYLAND, JA UARY 14. 18SL
Brevities.
There will be a in • - ii)2 ' f the t'lphan-'
( our: on Tuesday ncx;.
Twenty citizens • I < >.daivillc have request
ed the establishment sf a pcstctttce :be:e.
with James T. < it net as postmaster.
Hood's tears tparilU, acting through the
; blood, reaches every pan ot the system, and
i [n this way positively cures catarrh.
I The President of tha Ladies’ Aid Associa
i lion of Trinity Church acKnowledges the re
ceipt if sl9 from “ a friend of the poor.’ and
‘ also contributions of clothing for the sutfereis
i by the fire.
At a meeting cf the Trustees ot tlie Acad
emy held Wednesday, Mr. C. (. • Magi uder
was elected President of the Board and Mr.
; Wm. I. Hill, Secretary. It was decided to
hold an examination on Feb. 16th next, ami
the patrons of the school are invited to attend-
Messt s O. B. Garrick A Co. have tempora
■ illy established themselves in a portion of
of the building foimerly occupied by Mr.
1 John W. Belt as a store house, where they
will be pleased to see their old friends and
' customers. The firm will elect a new bnihl
, ing in the Spring.
The following claim, of losers by the re
cent fire have been adjusted by the fire insur
ance companies : George H. Bunnell, $.,400 .
Mrs. Thomas J. Turner, SBOO : John B. Farr,
I $975; O. B. Garrick A Co., $1,34-5; Joseph
j K. Roberts, Esq., *SOO and James Owings.
; $1,050.
The following contributions, tinickuowl
e-lged in our last issue, have been received
for the fire sufferers : G-orge F. Sloan A Bro.,
of Baltimore, $2.5; Judge Stone, SSO; Noah
Walker & Co., $10; Rev. C. L. Kerman!. $2.
Samuel Burns A Co., of Baltimore, have sent
$lO for Fire Brigade.
The •‘Prince George's li-il-s lull ed out
on last Situnlay with Ih-ir new an
active and most excellent little drummer-boy.
They made a tine apjiearance and marched
through and about the Town in quite a mar
tial spirit. They wont into Iheit new Armory
| on the sain • day and a number t f new re
cruits were enrolled.
Mr. Frank Bihby. conductor on tlie 1 -pc s
Crock Lina of the Baltimore A Potomac Rail
road. has recently res’gned Dial petition. He
Las rented a large farm at Piccawaxon, in
Charles county, w here he intends to follow
fanning and raise line stock Be wish him
every success and pros|ier;ty in this new en
terprise.
At a meeting of Ilia patron* of the I pper
Marlboro' Academy on Saturday, the follow
ing Trustees were elected for the ensuing
year: C. f Magruder, Dr. F. Sassoe--, John
| C, WyvilD, Wiiliain It. Clagett, George U.
Bunnell, William H. Harper and William 1.
Hill. Ju Ige Chew, who has so long and
faithfully served as President of the Board ol
Trustees, requev-d to he p-umilted to decline
a re-election.
Victory for Ctarles County .
Mr. Augustus M. Bowling, of llusho
• ville, Charles county, obtained a verdict in
the City Court on Wednesday for $l2O agains l
Mr. John F. Hunter, of Bal imoie. About
i two years ago Mr. Hunter agiced to sell Mr.
Bowling a carriage fot $159 and take a vein
cle from Mr. Bowling in exchange at a valua
t on of slo9. Mr. Bowling to pay $-50 in cash.
Mr. Bowling sent his vehicle to Baltimore,
| and it was rejected by Mr. Hunter, although
| he had sent an employe to Charles county to
( examine it. Mr. Hunter claimed the arrange
ment was conditional up in tha result of his
L personal examination of the vehicle. Mr s>d- 1
ney E. Mndd, of Port Tobacco, r* presented '
1 Mr. and cx-Guv. William Pinknev
j White aj p *ared for Mr. Hun'e; - .
' Maryland Democratic Association
Mrssus. Em fobs ;—llure was a large
I meeting of Maryland Democrats at their otti
i cial Headquarters, Washington, 1). C, on the
\ 10:h mst. Many important matters were dis
' cused. On motion of J. K. Maugtim. resolu
tions were unanimously adopted ctnlorsiiii.
Air. Thomas E. Benedict, Public Print*! - , foi
the able manner in which be lias conducted
. that oflice since his appointment. Also on mo-
I lion of Mr. J. K. Mangum the following
! Marylanders were elected as honorary mem,
; bers of Ihe Association: -Joseph K. Robert 5 ,
i Frank A. Richardson, of Baltimore Sun, I!.
■ K- Brandt, i l.ailes T. Clagett and I- S. Wil
son. of the Marlboro - Gazett*.
Short Items of Interest-
The following items were compiled
for the columns of an exchange;
If seed-coin is to le ordered from -i ilis'ance
let it be on the cob and then you ca t know
! what you are getting.
! Don't sig'n your name to any paper foi any
stranger, and don't allow yourself to be ques
; tioned concerning yo n private afliairs.
If you have not a comfoltable- bouse for
j your poultry, suppose yon try sVcpmg with
[hem a few nights to see Low it goes to live
out of doors in winter. It i- -aid lobe healthy,
but it is best to try for - ,ourself, so you can
speak by the card.
Every farmer and girdeuet ouglit to have
an e\{ieri(uent il plat wherein promising la
rieties of grain and vegetables may be tested,
i Often some variety will be hit upon Ihat will
i just suit his soil and prove profitable to culti
vate. There K nothing like being even w ith
th* limes.
Water f<*r fowls i< as scarce now in some
places as it i- during a drouth in summer.—
Fow ls get thirsty in winter a< w ell as at oth
er times, and an 1 appreciate a drink of good
water this trusty weather at well as ilieir
owner doe- S-e tGait they gel il and se that
I it i- not ice or si ow water, lint fresh from ihe
spring or pump.
It is a good plan to lest aii k:ui- --1 serds
befoie planting. This may lie done by Sow
ing a few iu I - xi- at -1 k< i[ ii gthes oil moist
• and warm. Count the seeds \ou sow and the
| number that germinate, au-1 you will know
what \ou can depend on when yo n ] hint >-r
I sow them in garden or tt u k patch.
In onler that work shall not be piled up at
certain times an 1 ban Is be idle at others, a
programme should he carefully studied <-ut
I and a flan a nearly peif.ct is possible he
made t ar the com:: g season’s campaign. s -me
of the lest fin mh.g is-lone I-' il.e tin-side, in
ihe evenings af.er the work is done.
There is a beneficent Providenc t'nat
watches over tiie allaii* of men, but Provi
dence gets tired of 1 -'-king af;*i careless peo
ple. A gieat many careless people find out
ev*ry spring that Piovidenw does ; •it -eleet
very goo 1 seed-c i. i fu them, and that ihe\
tnav as well undarsta'i I tin' they have got to
take pains iu selecting themselves, a- they
ought to have done lier*t< fore. Ifthev have
not done so il is tune tie y had.
CuintJeC —Tlepn-at M liana. F-We and
Ague Remedy. Reliable. -• ife and Klfruent.
Price 50 cents pet holtl*“. For sal-- i v all
druggists.
SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE
AtHEILBRUFS
Lately Yonnr's One-Price Slice House
No 402 Seventh Street.
WASHINGTON. U <'.
Ltok for—Tl.e Old Lady in the Window
MisccUancons . Idvc'tixcm n/s
Home Evidence
X.. I] r. 1 ;i-<■ - - ■
home ■'•i-l-.l -. 11.-oil 8:1 - . .
1 owell. M Mil. r. II i- Hi
e as it lias been n-i \. u-s. rb--lord .
j for purify in. Moo i
STrengthoni.-i"th- v- -n. Iu- -
at home is a ■ -w< :< 1 -1
It w< i!il i , r. vo'.r.u
People mu i
1 Of Salsaparill M All-n
; Lowell : ' 1 ; '' i: "
a. owo 11 s ,|.„ W ,-:!. i.; i-v j.-.i,
emplov-d as l-o-s cai | - :il< r 1-y -I W.
oiosiilonl of fie* I i-- 1 olcpli'-i:,- i
r had a laigo running sore <-oiu<- on lc< b-i.
• ! which troubled him a } - ar. when la- hog.m to
, ; 'ako Hood's Sarsaparilla. The son-soon grew
I 'css in si/c, and iu a short tin:-* o aro-h
Jos. Huni-liy. fit Cen
tral Sirvot i.owoti. i.a<i Praise
-wcl'ing- Mat lutal-s ..a i .
f u hi< face and :a-< k. HO O d S
wiin-h ii—o,i - -.-. ii . Sarsaparilla
rdla conq-Kt.-ly uu.'ii.
* Mis. ( W . M.urit'ir. wife of in- \-
1 sistasif I'uv Kngiiu* r i t l.owoll. s .\" that
l*,>r m yMfs sin* whs 11 • i uli4ml wiili stomach
disorder r*iul hendaoho. wliieb notiiini;
relieved. TL<- ::ita*‘ks tans*' :i .\i> ?*n
night. when she was obliged t • iak* ! ■ •
_ | and w:;s unable t< endure am noi's. sin
took lUwni’s S.:rsai;irill:i. • nd i Unn
’ i the aiu;i k> *eaied ciiiircly.
, i Many inort’ might h* given had w- wmhh.
i : On the rcoiiimeiidaiion of people ,f
; who km v. u* s , we ask you t iry
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. j*l; six torftZ. Vrepa ; etlouiy
’ ;.y<\ I. CO . Apothe.-.trW 4. Low* .!.Mh“.
100 Doses One Dollar
Dec. 31.1 -6—fy
WT /\ INFORMATION
many persons
n t scaon
tuffer /roof
Mil I k x. neither
\ VN|j?||TTil V NeuraltfUtf
Ithcmnatism f
Pains the
Limbs, Hack and
Sides, Had Hlood
Malaria,Constipation £ Kidney Troubles,
-t—VOLINA CORDIAL CURES RHEUMATISM,
Bad Blood and Kid nor Trouble?, by cleansing tbe
, Mood of all its impurCth*, strengthening all i*ari#
of ihe body.
-9—VOLINA CORDIAL CURES SiCK-HEADACHE,
Neuralgia, Tains In the Limb', Back and Sides, hy
tuning the nerves and strengthening the muscles*
■9—VOLINA CORDIAL CURES DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion and Constipation, by aiding (he assim
ilating of the Food through tlie proper aciionof tha
stomach ; it cri-atos a healthy appetite.
* VOLINA CORDIAL CURES NERVOUSNESS.
Depression of spirits and Weakness, by enliven
! ing ami toning the system.
-9—VOLINA CORDIAL CURES OVERWORKED
and Delicate Women. Tuny and tAickly Children.
I It is delightful und nutritious as a general Tonic.
Volina Almanac and
for IHKT. A hamioin**. complet**
I and iiPeftil T.*ok. tel line lion-loir BF.
l>|sE.\si:s ;t iinMK in a pleasant, natural tray.
Wailed on receipt of a I’c. |>ostage stamp. Add; c>s
VOLINA DRUG Sl CHEMICAL CO.
BALTIMORE, MO., U. S. A.
| Sep. 3rd, I6S6— ly.
SIBLEY’S
#|*TESTED*#|
OEEDO
a f uow r lllwtrated CATALOGUE
le. flower. Flew CCETnC
< Plants. Bulbs. Implem’ts. 9 t t .L/ 9
Itp pny mall on applioailou.
“ fC K E. Hun t neglect writing for If.
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. CHICAGO. ILL,
S::-32C E. Kan S:. 12-11 S. Claric Ct,
brti-lIIWI JU'll, l v Ni— 2lll.
FRANK HUME
WUOI.E'AI.K
.
[Grocer anil Liquor Dealer^
No. 454 Penna. Ave.,
WASHINGTON, D C
• CL?* - All <h-(ts Racked and Delivered Fiee oi
i Charge. Jan. 29, I'Bti—ly.
i
NATIONAL HOTEL
wasiiixTStox. I>. <’.
Largest llnftl in the till/.
Mtennnlelrtl. ISefnrnilicd.
.Wir Passenger t'lrrntor.
I ’rices fruin 82 n> s i per .ea nr,linv
to I.M*ation <f toi-m.
1 This Ht.lel is ple.i> ini 1% l--c.it,.l. and is con
venient In oil Gnvci ninenl D-putiiietfis.
1 Safest Hotel in iliee.iun’i m case .-f lire.
. having s|\ ililli-rei.i ,'ai::ii. itnm ■-•], to
ground Hoot.
Horse cat' pi" th-il-MH n. all pari* ..f fa v.
I F. TKNNKV A- CM..
Deo. 25. IS-C.-if. Prop's.
H ■
IMMI 9 I H a
ImH I W A
■ HI H B
for infants and Children.
‘•Tastorl* - so well adaptetl fcochildrpn Quit I CHAtorift Colic,
[ recommtndita® superiorUmiiv pr*- rp; a I 8o;lp Stomach. Diarrhcva, Erurtuctun,
Maowatome. ’ IL A. Am- hep.. MD , I Kms g:Tes a:erp, * >rou4 ° Ua di '
[ 111 Qo> Oxford bu, lirookjyu, S. V. | Wuiuul injurious QddioAU'jQe
t lux Cmxtiur CuMTANT, Fulton Street. N. Y.
* November T.. -!e.
ESTABLISHED 1843
GUNS, ILIFI jES AM RK VOL VERS.
AMMI NII ION EOU SAMI.. Kv.-mtl ng ghig ;■ > th. 1 -to -- . in purenif . I
Game. Goods sent by Espr.’ss i' <) I>. 0.-i . m • -|. i;-m ?,--t r.- -r.l r.
and all repairing done by sk-llc-l M- .-nan -
ALEX. .\UCOMAS,
Anoii-r K'—4m. (nitpit Street, iinitimnre.
dPsccl/avroHs . Idrcements.
BOLTON BROS,,
m.Al.ti-Y IN
Glass, Oils & Paints,
(las ami Fiie Tar, Oakiim/Pitcli,
Elaine, Coal anil Gasoline Oils,
I.AMR' SIGN VI. I, VVTERNS, Ai: , *c.
Engineers and Machinists
SUPPLIES,
Ready Mixed Paints,
titriimi'.v \m> ~l —r o
It I IIMM. k )_L J— ll.—>
kn. 2. Belling, 11 -•. Knlcr Felt,
Belt . Nil’s, U a -hers, Albany Grease, ,Ve.
HOI.TOV RRON.
*■ ami SI WIST PRITT ST.,
B U.TIMORF.
Apt ii ho. 3 ss:- 1 y
Tin; m
( j
o .. .
lit udiiiiM it I• in ITt ininiiis. :* I**T i; w)iicH will j
In* >*iit on :ij.pll<’:i! Kii wi* \vliit'li to call ••*/"■ // no- j
t ice to our ’al iuet TtH tiu r- 01
D Ot/hn's Curt< s fu/i/li'•li Mikado
f' , oW/Mtny.
1 ;i ii Avti.iic I hratn*. New \ork*
No iigl.t p in h.i> r-rer hr-on produc
ed in flu* i nitcl MaJCa that has enn.tl
ol in j opiiUrii v••I ho Mikado ’ Jhe I
origin 1 1 nU'i i iv to pn>tlu<’ <1 in th> *
( .limit \ was I*4 ivlev Carle’s* U.ngli-h
< oinpaiiv, select*? I there by Gilbert Hid
Sullivsri n.i si nt ft*ihi’* eountry. W*
li:t\c ivsiiod. for distribution to our pa
trons who will *eml us wrappers a* be
low a-cries of seven cabinet ikmTrails !
these arti-ts, in character and costume,
the finest photographic gelatine work |
ever prod nrrd. I he\ comprise
Gerald ne 14 mar, a* .....“Vuni V.tm.’ (
Mi-.',-- I !inar, Foster and .81, Maur, as
“Three Little Maids from School."
Kale as “Riui Sing ”
George TUirne,; s “Ko Ko.”
Cnnrtice Round-, a “Nanki r,K.."
Fit d- ii i, as “The Mikado."
Fred Biilingfon. a “Rooli Bah." |
mi.i pi ice for these |>oi tatis is twenty- |
five cents each, but to any one wli-> uses our 1
- and sending ns 1.5 wrappers of Dobbin’s f
F.'e.-uic s .ap and full postofilce address, we .
will send the whole series, puslag, paid, and
frrt m . In in/*
I. L. ORAGIN & CO.,
Ilf S .Fourth SI., Phlla !
ll:ii'lonr A. Hamilton,
\v mif < v i i: vntXTs,
Gl4 & Gl6 Peensylvania Ave.
August 20- ly. Wamjixotox. I>. C.
111. I ■ : l . V W . 111 ■-... !l If UHIUI.IV I
THOM & WHITBLEY,
Bankers & Brokers,
Cor. Herman d Calvert Sts,
P 0. Box 45D BALTIMORE. HD
i:Kf I I. i;v in IMU'M.VX T<
11.1. x. S H. II VNt'K.
I frfcli M.w:i ia•!<.', Ml>. '
IT! A \ lx l.fN HANK.
B.u. i i m->i:i . MaiivuM), |
’Got i- 'iKitidenco Solicited.
IVI- 2' i —ly. |
EL Catarrh
CREAM BALMp^r^^JR
COLD IN
k CATARRH
HAY F EVE R
hruymrul iMUMk
te/tnic* odort. m F EV E By—
A particlg of the Palm i applied iiuoeaeh nostril,
is agreeable to ne and :■ i|iil<-kiy absorbed, effect
. -,.*.i* . leanalng ihena*al passage* of taiarrhal Time,
1 - anting healthy secretions.
It a iay? pain ami luhannnatiun. prnleote the a*B>< ]
t-ranalliiiinca of the head from additional folds, j
.-omple'ely Mi - Ihe sons and restores tha sense j
"t ta:e and msll. firiKtl ial reenln are rMltxed
by a few applies: ions.
| freitiMOd ir.liri.rA
Prii-e rents aidnggists; by mall, registered,
*" cents, t'lrsularssent free.
KI.V I!KOTHtKS, Uruegiete. Oweje, V. T.
C Hlnrrll ia Not a Bloed Uiacaae. '
No nintier nliat parts It may Anally effe --, ca
, tarrh always etans In tlie head, and belong* to the
bead. There ia no mystery about the origin of tkia
.'.readtol t! 1 sea o' It begins in a negler-ted cold,
t me of tlie kind that it •‘sure to be better in a few
days.” Thousand* of victims know how it iaby
•ad experience. Ely’s Cream Balm enree colds in
•ee head and catarrh in allils star.ee.
November 12—ly.
■ VI TK WANT SAIJJSMEN every where.
1 v v local and traveling, to sell our goods, 1
Will pay good -alary and expenses. Write for L
terms at once, and stale salary wanted.
M WDAUD 81I.VEI! WAKE COM I” V.
Fob 12—Im. Boston. Mass j
I P. H. Ilrishtll' Jr. tf - Co’* Column
USE
HEISKELL’S
'MIXTURE
The High Grade CLTT A INTO
tha - will make WHEAT and GItABB, restore
Worn Out Lands and em ieli poor soils.
Tbe realization of onr ambition to produce
, in HEISKEf.I/S MI XT I TIE the HWHKsT
i GRADE GUANO before tlie public, makes ;
it our pleasure to claim for it witiiout hesita- i
tion that in addition l > its capacity and clfec- i
. live qualities as a crop grower, its conditions ,
j for improving the s--i! arc unequaled.
;.' ' 1
PURE GROUND
RA W RONE.
,
: HEISKELIVS
;
Aniinoniated Dissolved Bone :
Super-Phosphate.
j The • Popular <’Rol’ Producer,
j
Consolation
A Standsml Wheat riimno.
i
HEISKELL’S
Tankage, aV/.otinc, Acid Phos
jiliale, Sontli Carolina Eock
Dissolved, Kainit. Etc.
r
is to the in
jerest of all to give us
a call before buying
their GFAiNOS.
New Crop Western j
Timothy and Clo - j
r er Seed ,
ORCHARD AND BLUE OR ASS j
I aKB Trip, SEED WHE AT
AND BYE.
(
I
THE EMPIRE
GRAIN DRILL.
Manufactured at bhaipvillc. New \ oik, ',
9. 1" and II Tube. TO 7 V THEM. I'
TO r.VV Til KM. TO ISVY THEM Is to
own Hie most REKFFCT FOKGE FEED.
ACCURATE and DURABLE GRAIN and
FERTILIZER DRILL on the Market.
THE GILPIN,
VS. |
Any Plow in the World. |
OOIiUMOiIA
: CHILLED PLOWS.
|
Old Hickory Wagons.
j We have just receive.! another CAB 1.0 VD j
- f tills justly celebrated Farm Wagon, and |
have them for sale in all sizes. Wide and nar
-o tread. Thimble skin and Iron Axle, with
and without beds. They are acknowledged !
The Best Wagon on Wheel*.
Write for acircnla- .
ACM K ,\.\l)l 11 AM HON
h: a. ir,ir o ws
I
LATEST IMRROVKD
PRESS for Railing 11 s - - anil 8- raw
A I I'l.l. LINE "1
Cider >llll*. Feed 4'ultert*. and
Corn Mieller*
j
Aijvicultuf'al Warchoit.se <V -
Seed Store,
DRt V.ouiiaua Ave. and 910
Sf., I¥. %V.,
Between
9th and ICth Sts. Centre Market uinl Hay
-calea, and Cor. H. and Water street. S. W
WASHINGTON. D. C,
\ t r- 27 I86(G-Jv.
P. M<iim it Co.’* Column.
TO THE
j FARMERS
OF
I’lillfr lihwg CiiiiiiH!
C- .
We tail kr Attention to Our Different
BRANDS
OF
| Fertilizers.
I
MANX’S
Mu Raw Bone Heal.
Is made from BUTCHER BONES, which
have not boeu steamed or halted ami con
tains a larger percentage of AMMO
NIA and BONE PHOSPHATE of
Mine than anv other Bone in the
Market. PURITY GUAR
ANTEED.
MANN’S
FUU Him M DUST.
Stricth Pure from Adulteration-.
j
MANN’S
Potomac Aniinoniated Super
Phosphate,
j Composed, of ground BUTCHER BONES
- and high grade Ammoniacal mailer. This is a
I Complete MANURE containing all tlie
elements of plant food it is necessary to
apply to the soil. It is free from all
adulterations or cheap inete bents
to make bulk. And is ottered
at tlie LOWEST PRICK
consistent with its high quality,
its dryness and fine mechanical coti
dilron makes it specially adapted for dril
ling and is recommended as being
Prompt. Permanent and Efficient,.
and is manufactured will) great
care under our personal
supervision.
BAMI I.ES AND PRICE LIST SENT <N
! APPLICATION.
guarantee
j that we ean furnish
these articles at a
smaller COST than
they can be procur
ed in other Cities.
j
1
I
l*. MANN & CO.
207
7TH STREET, IST. W.
WASH IXO TOX. I). C.
August 20—ly.
MisccHuneous E.
TO A I. I .
P GUlilffi
GBEETIInT Or
OUR FALL AND WINTKR
ST()CK of MEV'S YOUTITS'
ROYS' mvl rillLDliKN'S
||C LOTIIJ N;G
| is now eoiupleti* in ovorv Retail,
1 and having made s]ooial provi
sion to moci the wantsin that re
sard of the residents of Prince
George's County, we Relieve
that if you fail to examine our
goods and prices before buying
elsewhere, you will lose an op
portunity rarely offered of pro
curing high grade < LOTIHXG
for Men and Roys' at lower ja lecs
than you usually have to pay for
goods of inferior qualities.
Children's Suits, ages 1 to
with short Rants, from
82.50 T " $:.().
I Roys' Suits, ages 1 I to IS, long
Pants. pieces from
$3.50 SI goo.
Gentlemen's Suits from
$5.00 TO $25.00.
Gentlemen’ Overcoats from
$4.00 $30.00.
Roys’ and Children’s Overcoats
in proportion.
Separate Pants for Men and Roys
in great variety.
We have not sufficient space
to describe in detail our SUPERB
STOCK but you owe it to your
selves that you should investigate
our claim of selling the linest
kinds of goods at the lowest
prices. Everything marked in
plain figures. One Price to all.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE
Clothing Co.,
N. W. Cor. 7th andD Sts,
WASHINGTON D. C
JM. GRADY. -' - - Manager. 1
.'—Look for the Hoti*.* w ith ill
Sept.'mher —am.
B. R. Ttß\>Sli Iff & HKO.
WHOI.ESAI.E AM) UKTAIL
iGROCEES
nonfeed. ghat A'
AM.
Li(|uor I)ealevs.
1 Cor. Eleventh and M Streets S. E.
(G..Jills' OM Stun 1.)
WASHINGTON, I>. 0.
.
) TT.VVIXC groat iv oiiUratod onr business h>
I I 1 seoniing two large Warehouses for stor
i ins the immense Stock of Goods tli.u we are j
compelled to eary to supp'y the extraordinary
increase in our strode, we will say, that we
are now prepared to meet ali demand-- for
goods in our line at prices that will satisfy all
buyers. We are large receivers of Flour ami
drain Iron) the West. Groceries and Liquors
from first hands, and with the * experience ot
twenty-five years in the business we can safe
ly promise our friends that we will meet their
especial ions.
Remember our famous Brands of Flour.
‘•WHITE AND GOLD,’’Fancy Minn Latent
“TUYl’HENA"—Winter Latent.
••DIU'SILLA"—St. Louis
“Oil! SECRET"—Choice
‘•SI N 15EAM"—A Choice Family,
at'.d any other lower grades of good .pialily.
but remember the brands mentioned never
fail to give satisfac.ion--every barrel warrant
ed.
Goods packed and delivered to Iranspoita
tion companies free of charge.
Hoists' celebrated Garden Seeds in large as
sortmcnis.
B. B. Earnshaw, & Bro.
Cor 11 tli and M Sts. S. E,
WASIIINCiTO*, D.
August -7, ISSti-Iy.
DEYdOODS.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS
BA.L.TIMOII K ST.
East of Char es St Wit te Mattie Bo- o ■■■;,
BALTI TIOKIv TIB.,
m:k
Largo lißUorters. Jobbers ami Retailers
DRY GOODS
Their assortment inelndes ctoods of cwry
class Unit pertain t.’ w. .1 aria , -d. lit-I chi"
Dry 11 oo.Is Iloti-e.
We aim to keep t.ifhing that will prove t
good value to purchasers for the money paid,
and the best stoods for the price 'an in vat iaidy
he found with us.
D.tr b i.i'i’s; r•;> t i' >if >. th ■ ( is* 56 years
and the fact that e\cry article has the price
matke.l on ji in plain figures, thereby giving
tiic .i-siiiance to those who lo not Know if"
value of -nods, that they are [laying no more
than those w!n> i- a cr .0 in.hie. invii! t*.
deal w it I. >.s.
In a.lditn n to o u lie; : ji I.id •, h■ ..itt>
Morh, nts. in h.n from o the better class
goed'. t...l ism.iiy foillid in -I hhinr II
at llie Wh dcsli. Li .
We sind >,tnipiw: . a plain
and explicit iliic. .i.-n . ■ radio odor.-mil
oil! the [ a’ice w anted
the most i <:;•!} in • . . . i . . • ■ Di
SAW ‘fiV,:,;;’. steam Engines.
CIDER MILLS. ZWS&'gLSX SfSEi
tlanl Agricultural Imjdeiiients jjeiirrally Send 101
t iiluMiatod catalogue. A I*. I'A Rol 11A l,
, Pem;.-\l\anln Agi •nM ur.u \V..rl,- York. l’t
Aligns! o (u
. Brillimore Advertisements.
To Those Who Have Never Used Any m
Stonebraters's family Medicines
i and Standard Preparations,
rniIESE VALLADLE MEDICINES are
for sale by nearly every storekeeper in the
I 'lited States. They’ have been in general
use since 1- m. TVmv-seven years! Tliink
of it ! X..w don't*it strike you that if these
medicines weie m.l si iching. com foiling, and
. oiling thojsiek pu . -elv as they are guaian
. teed to i'o.*tlie dealers lertainly wouldn't keep
I them W e assure you that not only do they
keep ih. inUui' any dealer will Jiighly recom
mend any one of Stonebrakor's Medicines,
they are old, reliable,/ried and^true.
STONEBRAKER'S
Asthma Cure, Cures ASTHMA.
STONE Hit AKER'S
, i Catarrh Cure, Cures CATARRH.
, Sot; e'trakei's'Liniiuent,
j emos Rtieuinalism. Sprains. Hmises. Neurat
■ ■ gia. Swelled Joints, Frosted Feet, King Worm.
, Old sores/f any kind, Soie Throat, Mump*.
! Totter. Unison, Gout, spinal Diseases, L ;m
--i i bago. Pleurisy, pains under the shoulder hia-le
,lor in the chest. We guarantee this iiuimn t
to i.e une<|ual!ed. and s . far nothing apptoach
■ es it as an external remedy for pains of all .|e
1 scription.
Stoneh-akei-'s Worm Syrup
Is the greatest de<! rover gin the world. \.
patent should be without it. Tlie*tasle i
■not di'.iglee.iliie. and tlie children/Ton i ob
jrcl to taking it. We recommend it. knowing
, . it hasn't in equal.
Stonehrakcr's Cough Syrup
Isll.e ieiogni/.ed co-gli remedy of the ag*
Stonebrakei's Liver Pills
Will do you nioie good than yon can tell about
I se them and write ns how yon are feeling.
Stonehrakei's
Cures Cramps and Cholera Morbus.
.Stonebraker's Blood and Liver
I Corrector
Is tlie nation's, staunch remedy [for (Brights
Disease, Blood Poison, and _a!l cltronic disor
ders of the Liver.
If you are constantly_tired from overwork,
nr you feel all out of sorts, or if your apod - of
irmhitiim /,a-s ./.me on/, you are on the verge of
Typhoid Fever, Malaria, Chilis or some otliet
one of I hose frightful disorders, which take*
root and developes in,a run’down system.—
An occasional dose of STOXEHUAKEU's
IRCN TONIC will ward off these diseases
and restore your vigor. It is a pure Iron Ton
ic and an unexcelled stimulant.
Stonebraker's Indian Gum Diarrhoea
Mixture,
cures Dianh.e and Chronic Dysentery. Tin*
is the only r.'rtaiii cure for Cholera Infantum.
Don't hesitate to give it to your children, it
lias cured thousands of cases of summerc m>-
piaint, after the little ones have been pro
nounced hopeless by our nest physicians.
T1 irtyseven j eat s of increasing demand lit*
made STOX ERR AKER'S HORSE,'CATTLE,
SHEEP and Hue POWDERS tlie choice of
the people. The great stock Risers of tlie
! West attribute their success to the frequent
use of Stonebraker's Horse and Cattle Pow
ders. Ask for Stoned:aker's and see that you
get them.
Here's Health to Vonr^Poultiy.
Take care ot your fowls. ST(>X EISRAKER'S
POCLTRY POWDERS contain medicinal'
properties which cannot be estimated. \>>
contagions disease has ,ever taken root among
! the featheied Irihe where our powders are fed
j according to directions.
j As many as 700 rats were killed in one
I tilgnt, at the Madison Avenue ‘ar Stable*.
1 Haiti more, Mil., with STOX Ebli AKER'S
RAT AND ROACH EXTERMINATOR.
Fur Ants and Roadies, Bags and Fleas,
! That bleak your rest and eat your cheese :
\ A doctor —deatli for all of these
Is S l ONKIiRAKKIt's IXSKi.’T Pi>WHKI>.
Price, Ten Cents.
S TO. \ K B HAKE It’S
1 Family Medicines and Standard Preparations
i i;i:i ai:i.d <>ma v,\ tiik
Slnnchraker Clientieal Co.,
BALTIMORE, MIL, V. s. A.
July -U), 18S<—ly.
\\ . X. LAI.*nX. MONT. SIKH LAND.
Dalton & Strickland,
i
DEALERS IN
:Fine Shoes.
POP VLAE PRICES.
I'onnsy It ania Avenue, X Mf
anti f3'l O Street 51. W„
‘ Apr. 23-Om. WASHINGTON. D. (t-
Ford’s Basar
51 West Baltimore St,
G Doors East of Gay.)
BALTIMORE, LTL
rnilK GIIKATEST TAKIKTV OF
1 . HOUSEHOLD GOODS"
specially low prices.
FINE SILVER WARE, JEWELRY
ITCTI RE FRAMES, MUSIC RON
ES, CLOCKS,ENGLISH AND AMER
ICAN TABLE CUTLERY, BRACK
ETS, BIRD CAGES, SATCHELS.
UMBRELLAS, GLASS WARE, AL
BUMS, LAMPS, JEWEL CASES,
FANS, PRESSING CASES, OPERA
I GLASSES, ACCORDIONS. DOLLS.
TOYS. GAMES, BASKETS. ETC
.lan. n — lv;
A FASHIONABLE BALTIMORE
HOOT AND SHOIS
MANUFACTURER,
J. F. SEVERE,
N. W. I’or. SI. Paul ami FawHe. Sis.,
(Under the Mansion House,)
BALTIMORE,
G tin ran tecs a Good Fit, urttP**'
nothingtml First Class Stock
' anil A o. 1 JI orkmaushio.
j AH Country Ordet's prompt
/// off ended to.
' Oct. 23, ISBs—iy.
J. W BOND & CO..
PUBLISHERS,
iioohscllcrs and Stationers,
!>0 and !>i Baltimore Street,*
BALTIMORE. “
ELECTIC EDUCATIONAL SEEIES.
Tlit* lUst Rooks at the lowest Prices
MciiutTov’ti Headers and Speller.
\Vlite’> Arithmetics* Kay’s New Arithmetic*.
Hay*.- New Algeßr.m .Schuyler s Algebra*
s, hi;> Ivr > lieoincii N • Harvey’s Language Lc9M>i.
Harvey’s Elementary Gruiumer- >
Hatvey's Knglish (.iraiumcr,
Eclectic Geoeraphiea, Md. M*
IMeetir ropy-Book. Eclectic U. S ilbtorj.
J ha Ihe nner V History of England,
i’halhcTmer’n <ieneral History.
Norton’s Elements of Physics. Norton’s Chemistry
Brown’s Physiology it mi Hygiene
Andrew-’.- Manual oi the Constitution*
Andrews’s Elementary Geology,
Bartholomew's Latin Series.
Buffet’s French Course*
Bartel’s First Lesson# in French.
Payne’s School Sii|eryi.*ion %
Kiddie’s How to Teach.