The Star-Democrat from Easton, Maryland • Page 3

PUBLIC BUSINES1 THE EASTON STAR.1 exposes for sahs commercial fertilizer without tbe label required bv this Act. or Don't forget to attend the agricultural fair ground meeting today. Peterson's Magazine for March opens with Yesterday was a State holiday. iin tbe of February, the birthday of Wash-1 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 33, 1SS6. Items of Local Interest.

"the Father of his Country." J. E. SHANNAHAN Hon. Orrocmd Hammond, trustee, will sell real and personal estate of Edward Rey auction, at tbe Tillage of Kirk bam. I very ldisy getting ready for tlie REDUCTIONS stock tLia season tban ever Wore.

lie can now rliow von a He will show yoa a mucli larger We are receiviny: coods daily, ine of Also some Gingliams, Crinkles and Calicoes, And a great many The handsomest line of Ever offered in this'market. Don't see our line. We will make it nay Very J. E. SHANNAHAN.

WM. DA TVS OX. DAWSON 1 Benera INSURANCE AGENTS "3ni.e Coxa.Ta.3aJ.esXleTreBe2a.teea. Xy vr a 1 UA Liverpool 4 LoxDoxi Globe, jORTH J5RITI3H AND MERCANTILE, Commercial TTxiov gSTlsISTA 7 Phoesix, of Hartford, Travelers' -A-ccident Loaan pronaitUy a limited and settled at tbU Cwrreapondeocei aoHellMd. OKFICE O.N IWVEH STREET, IN THE Caaaraitaioaera.

Tbe Board of county GmimiuaitKicrs met Tuesday and continued tbe hearing of appeals. The following Boad Supervisors were ap pointed EA8T0S DISTEICT. Rjad No. 1 James A. Matthews.

Road No. 2 John T. Stulsbury. Rnad No. t-Wm.

C. Smith. Road No. 4 -Alfred J. Wilson.

Road No. -S. Kelly Shannaban, Hsd No 6 Hugh McGinn. Road No. 7 George H.

Kinnamoo. Rwd No 8 Patrick Nicb4s. Road No. 9 Charles G. Mullikin.

Koad No. 10 E. L. F. Hardcastle.

Road No. 11 George R. GoldsboMOb. Road No. 12-John W.

Seemer. R.d No. 18 William U. Kirbv. Itnad No.

14 -El ward Ray. TB'FPE DISTRICT. Road No. 1 Frank H. Johnsoa.

Roid No. 2 Thomas A. Leonard. Road No. S-Cbaslea H.

Sanders. Road No.4-Nicbolas;Willis. Road Ne. 5 John T. Stevens Road No.

6 J. Edward Merrick. Jvd No. 7 Isaac H. Henry.

Road No. 8 Silas A. Sullivan. No. 9 George E.

Sheban. Road No. 10 James B. Parrot t. Road No.

11 Charles W. Wise. Road No. 12 Isaac F. Gvey.

Road No. 13 John Warner. Road No. 14 John Wilson. Road No.

15 Daniel II. McNeal. Road No. 16 Eeekiel Corkran. Road No.

17 James E. Framptoui. R.d No. 18 John Leonard. Tbe Hopkins' Neck road was offered for sale, but there being no satisfactory bid it was withdrawn.

A petition was applying for a new road from the Beaver Neck road in Chapel district, running from near Bradbury's gate, through the lands of William Bradbury. Jerome B. Bennett and J. K. P.

Willis to the mouth of Turkey creek, on the Chop- tank river. Thursday, Feb. 18th. The Board of coun- commissioners met and com pie tea the appointments for Road Supervisors, as fol- lows. CHAPEL DISTRICT.

Road No. 1 B. Skinner. Road No. 2 James Miller.

Road No. 8 John Henry. Road No. 4 Theodore R. Blake.

Road No. 6-C. M. Jump Jr. Road No.

6 Kilby Calloway. Road No. 7 E. C. Stoops.

Riad No. 8 R. II. Gannon. Road No 9-C.

Sullivan. Road No. 10 J. P. J.

Calloway. Road No. 11 C. O'Daly. Road No.

12 John H. Dean. Road No. 13 Jas. Thomas Wood.

Road No. 14 George Favinger. Road No. 15 Myers Booker. Road No.

16 Chas. R. Sheridan. Rxad No. 17 Louis O.

Warner. Road No. 18 Andrew E. Jackson. Road No.

19 -Nicholas S. Callahan. Road No. 20 John C. Dragoo.

-ad No. 21 James Clarey. Road No. 22-Elijnh W. West.

Road No. 28 Joseph Brown. Road No. 24 James E. Rice.

Orphans' Court. The orphans court met on Tuesday, and passed the inventory of George W. Griffin, adm. of Ezra P. Wooters.

An order author izing the sale ot tbe property was passed, and the adm. waa ordered to publish notice to creditors to file their claims. Letters on tbe personal esta'e (f Richard Warner were granted to Hooper W. War ner. A warrant was issued to William Dukes and Charles K.

ooters to appraise the estate. The appraisers appointed to value the real estate of Sarah 11. Dawson made return of their valuation. Levin T. West, adiu.

of Ridg tway Dean, passed his final account, together with a dividend to the general credibrs. An orter was by tbe court, au tborizing tbe Executor of Thomas U. ard to execute a ueeu lor property sold in tbe lifetime of the deceased. An orxlfr was also passed ratify ins an in vestment made by N. S.

Callahan, guardiau to illiam and Charles LilUhau. A Bill to Create a State Chemist We are indebted to Mr. Paul Winchester for a copy of the following bill, which he introduced in the House of Drlegates. A BILL Entitled an Art to regulate thv In.j ei ti -n and sale of Coiuiiiartial Fertilizer in the Suite of Maryland, and to cra the Dice State Chtmist and Inspector of rertil lzers Section 1. Be it euacted by the General As.euibly ot Maryland, That tliere ehall be a State Chemist and luspector of Ferliliz-Ts, appointed by the Bourd of Public Wi.rks, and to bold nice dunni; the pleasure ot said board, wbo -hall aunually analyze one or more seciniens ol every kind ol com me rial fertilizer which may be offered for sale within the State of Maryland, and ot the existence of which he shail be informed bv every dealer or agent lor the tale thereof; and lor the purpose ot such analysis be may take from any package or packages of such fertilizers in tbe possession of a dealer, agent or purcbaer thereol, a sample not exceed' ing one pound in weight tie shall report annnallv to said Board of Public Works ll.p result of his inspections and of tbe analysis made ty him, and shall furnish to taid board, such important information in regard to commercial fertilizers as be may trom time to time oi tam.

Section 2 Said inspector and chemist shall be entitled to a fee of twenty five dot lars, for each analysis made by bim or und his direction and to bis necessary traveling expenses actually paid out by bim, to be paid from the Ireaury of th state on the certificate tbe Hoard of Public Works: but no larger sum snail be so paid to bim in any year than is paid into tbe Treasury of tbe State for license fees as provided in section tour; ami, provided lurtLer, thit said inspector and chemist, shall not teceive in any one year more thau two tuousand five hundred dollars as fees. Section 3. Every lot, parcel, package or bags of commercial fertiiiz-r, sold or l- fered. or exposed to public or private sale, within this State, shall tie accompanied by a printed label, which shall state clearly the composition of tbe same, as follows, to wit: iu tbe case of all fertilizers which are sold at more than twelve dollars per ton, and which contain nitrogen, potassium or phosphorus, the said label shall give the percen tage ot anhydrous potassium oxide or its equivalent of potassium, and of phosphoric oxide, or anhydrous phosphoric acid, in any form or combination in distilled water, and the percentage of nitrogen in tbe fertilizers which it accompanies. In tbe case ot tboe lertiliz-rs which consist of otb er and materials, the said label shall give correct general statement of the composition and ingredients of the fertilizer it accompanips.

sua in au cases the ac tual cash value of tbe ingredients contained therein, be placed on all said lots, parcels, packages or bags of commi rcial fertilizers, sold, or otfered, or exposed to be sold. section 4. r-very manufacturer, or lm porter of commercial fertilisers, as specified in tbe preceding section, shall, before effer ing tbe tme for sale in tbis ntate, procure from the Comptroller of the litate Treasury, a license aa a manufacturer or importer of tbe same, and shall pay into toe State Treasury therefor, tbe sum of fifty dollars annually as a license fee; and shall at the aame time file with tbe said loarJ of Public Works, a paper givirg tbe names of his principal a sects, and also the name and compositions of tbe fertilii-T or fertilizers manufactured, or imported by him, sacb license shall entitle the pereoa to whom it is issued, to sell and offer for sale, n'y one distinct kind or fertilizer upon tbe payment into the State Treasurv of an additional license fee, of fifteen dollars tor each, addit tional kind of fertiliser. SkCTioso. Whoever sella, or offers or with of or article that will attract more than ordi nary inttTest: Salem and Salem Witch craft." illustrated with enzravinirs of the house where tbe witches were tried a fac-smile of the death-warrants, etc.

etc. The other articles stories are all if the UMial high character which diBtiiiuihes Peterson." There is a charming steel-en graving, "Dear Mamma; a mammoth colored fahiott-plate; a colored pattern for Java canvas: and not less than fiftv wood cuts, illustrating fashions, embroidery-pat terns, etc, etc. It seems to us that eveay lady, and even every family, must find this magazine indispemiaMe. The price is but Two Dollars a year, which places it ithin the reach of all. Sierimeos are sent gratis to those wishing to get up clulm.

Address Charles J. Peterson. 806 Chestunt Street Philadelphia, Pa. Baltimors Grata Market. Quoted by Wn B.

Tilzhmao Gm-mission Merchant, 18 Bowly's Wbiaf. Feb. 20. 18M6. Choice Fultz wheat, Clhiice Lotigberry, Corn, white.

Corn, yellow, OaU, Rye, $0.92 $0.95 0.97 (a 0.98 .43 .48 .42 Jjpfflal $otirr. ANTONIO DE PASQUALE, Merchant Tailor, Lailrcad Avenue, EASTON. HD. Invites attention to his large and beauti ful assortment of fine imported French, acotcb and English cloths and cassimeres. Fast colors.

Work made in tbe latest style. Cattle Wanted. The highest cash prices paid for veal caives, lat cattle and bulls. Address Thomas R. Todd.

Easton, A pril 4th, 1883. MEZICK Near Matthews, Feb. Susie Anderson, the only daughter of George A. and Annie Mezick, aged 2 years, 3 months and 15 days. LOCKERMAN At the residence of M.

T. Goldsborough, Wednesday, Feb. 17th, 1886, in the 81st year of ber age, Mrs. Maria Isickerman. daughter of the Hon Wm.

Bond Mirtin. of Cambridge, and rel ict of the late Theodore Lockerman, of iuiton. Absolutely Pure. Thl nowiler never A tuarvH nt purity. Ktrenirth and whnlenmix'nenn.

More economical than tbe ordinary klmla. and onix.t an hi In com too with Itif nuil- lltiifleitf low Liort wt-lKht alnra or i.tion- hal powiliTB. un'v in ciuim. ItuVAL ARI0 IViWDKK I'M Wail HI. luiiltf-Um mil The Moller Organ.

THE MOLLER ORGAN Comet before th public this 5 ear with New and ValaaV.a laiprsveaents, making It Esttsr, Fher and JSore ValuaV.o than evor t-efiue. Au of its merits will convince you th.it it is THE FINEST ORGAN of to-fliy. They are inorai.ir ible in workm 11 ship and rnatcld-ss in tone. TnH prices aif the very low its whic'i instriiinents of the liivr'iHst. st rd mi ln sd I.

To prove thesibove f-ict, we will e.ul mi Oram t- reli iMe inspection It wji ietoouri te si to ai us in the a ef V- MoIUt O-vau. We letiil wholes ie dirct from ictorv. $2-3 mid upwards I'imos, and tlnward. lot. free.

Address 1 MOU.EU. tu uf clurer of l'ipe nntl tteed Uraanf llaerowu, Md. fell3 7iu MARYLAND STEAM30AT CO. Ealtiinore. and Third Harm and Great dioptaak Klrr Ritntr.

Winter Schedule. 1SSG The 11A will leave lialtlmora on SaturJav -iK'it Ht oVUtck.and very TueaiUy and Thurwlay night afu-rwanla. Imtc Eaalon on Moniiay, Wedueatlay atxl krlUay at o'clock n. Frelgbt taken at very low rates and cara uiiy uanuie i. HOWARD B.

ENSIGN. Pree't. UlDceW Mgbl au Fillmore. B. Dixoic.AKUat raton.

Notice to Creditors. Notice) la herly Blven. tht the saharrtber hath uliaiuMl fivtn lUa UrpUaaa (Jour I of Taitxrt enunt y. In the siale if Maryland, let-Wrauf admluistimlloo on toe personal eaiate EZRA P. WOOTERS, laleoTTallxitooualy deceased.

AU peraona havlnx clalma again at the said deceased's estate are hereby warned to exhibit tba same properly authenticated to tbe subscriber, ou or Ix-fore the 1st DAY UK REPTEMER, A. U.18HS. otherwise they raay be by law excluded from all beneOtaof tbe aaid dreeaseaVa eslto. UEUKUE. OIUKK1N.

feb2S-St Administrator. Now is the Time-To buy cheap lamps. At Trippe '8. HARDWARE I Of all descriptions In fall supply. T.U.MGOLR.

lift? ICE JfeAi 1 i tf pj Si 1 a label staling tbst aaid fertilizer contains a larger peror oiage of any one or more the coostituer.ta mentioned in section three of this Act than it actually contains, respecting the sale of which all tbe provisions of section four, bave not been complied with, shall on conviction thereof, in an? court of competent jurisdiction, be fined nuy aoiiars lor tne nntt (Hence, anil one nuudred dollars fr each auhsruueiit tiTeiie. oin 10a o. 1 ne saiu ouie tbennsi ana In-ixjctor of Fertilizers, upon aacertaininn a TI violation 01 ary 01 tlte provisions ol Ibis Act, shall forthwith inform the State At- torner of tbe count where such oc cund, or tbe Sute's Attorney for Baltimore city, should such offence occur there, in writing; and tbe said cfhoer shall immcdi ately institute proceedings against all per sons guilty of such violations. Section 7. Tbe Comptroller of the State treasury shall iaue the licenses required by 101s ncf, in xne same lortn and manner as other State license are issued, and tbe funds arising from tbe payment of such licenses, shall paid into tbe General fund of tbe Mate treasury.

CEctiom 8. AH Acts, or parts of Acta, in cotiUtct with the provisions of this Act are berery repealed. motion V. 1 hi Act shall take licet and be in force from and after the date of its passage. ST.

MICHAELS ITEMS. The relief of tbe ice embargo, has added some little comfort to the citizens of tbe neigDDornood, out substantial results are yet in the prospective. The improvement in the public roads gave better travel and consequently more prompt mail service. A terrible gorge however, ex isU between Dr. Wm.

Caulk'a gate and the West Martingham farm, caused by tbe ex cessive rain and snow melting of last Thurs day. A radical use of shells on that clay section 'ould be a judicious investment on the part of tbe County Commissioners. It might be coupled with judicious logging on both sides. The Easton mail service chaoged hands last week, the firm of Lockerman Sulli van taking the place of jovial Rufus Warn er. hether due to better roads or not.

the mails are received and distributed at an ear. lier hour than heretofore. During the terrible strain on this commu nity there was necessarily some suffering! but tbe charitably disposed were ready with their good offices. It being known that people needed food, the Town Literary committee of ladies who had in charge a festival for the purchase of books, deemed it more proper to devote their oflering to the alleviation of suffering, aud defer the cater ing to tbe mental needs. Tbey were substantially helped by others not connected with the Library.

The oyster trade resumes, with the open ing of navigation, but tbe demand is small and prices for the bevilves consequently low. The Baltimore market furnishes buy ers at this season of tbe year with oyeters for steaming, but 20 cts. per bushel is as high as is ever paid. Two schooners have come here and loaded, but the high winds make the catch ut profitable. The tongers, view with alarm the bills presented before tbe Assembly restricting foreign purchases.

They any, "we have tried a close season and the it ti more mar ket pays less for skck than heretofore, and white it might be our duty to the State to ignore the rest of the world, our obligations to our wives and children the human part of nature to supercede tbe remote speculative idea." The Bradley T. jhnson idea and Fitzgerald bill, they look upon as resulting in an indefinite season of paii)erism for them. The R-v. Dr. E.

F. Dashiell contiuues in a precarious condition as to health. The chancel is filled, when tbe weather will per mit, by his neighbors. Rev. W.

Y. Beaven, of All Saint's Parish, tried to get heie Sun day, 14th iust, but the roads were ini passable. He however, paid a social call during the week, which was kindly appreciated by the rector and bis parishioners. It is re ported that the Oyster Police schooner, Capt. Kirwan, captured eleven dredging vessels for work on the forbidden grounds of Her ring Island.

Some were tried IxforeJus- eice Lowe of Dist. No. 6, aud fined $50 each Others who worked ou the Queen Aune's side bave not been heard from. Tbe soft shell clam, (otherwise known as mnnnanoef) is offered iu our market and makes an excellent additiou to our fx! sui plies. PERSONAL.

Rev. E. F. ishiell, D. of St.

Mich aels Parish, con tin en in very feeble health. lie nail sucn a oati turn early iai weeK ss to alarm his friends, bu' ho rallid I was somewhat better when last heard from. Delegate Friiik A. Benson nuke a call at the Star fiice lat Tuexlay, ou his way to Annapolis. Messrs.

Win. E. Sbannahan, Alfred Wilson aud Alexander 1 untaiii made i visit to Wilmington no -nt'y. nn Commissioner Humphreys was town last Tuesday. Speaker Carlisle his appointed J.

V. Findlay chairman of the banking and cur rency committee, vice Gov. Curtain resigned. Liwyer George W. Br okl) wbo disappeared from his home on Christ mas day is returned.

He has been in London aud IVris. C'mptroller Turner spent the 22 id February holiday iu Eaaloti, but left la- evening for Annapolis. Rev. Charles Back, rector of Christ Church, preached at St. Michaels for Rev Dr.

Dashiell last S'luday altcruoon. iigressnian Gibson returned home Sii urday evening to spend the 22ud of IV ru ary holiday, but left yesterday afternoon Yashiiigtou. dev's Lidy's Book for March presents some notable attractions, not the leist of which is cleverly frouti -piece por traying I he rrown, a cunpa picure to "The Smile," whih proved to le such a point of merit in the Januiry isue The fashion plates of this display more ta-ite and comiu sense than th we of mst publications. The work design this month is quite unique and is accompanied by an extra plate of silhouettes illustrating an ar ticle in which anateure are instructed to make shallow portraits. The reading matter for March comprises among other things the conclusion of Helen Mathers' story, "Love LiesA-Bleeling," and the con tinuation of "In Her Own Right" Next month there will a charming French serial by J.

V. Prich ird. The ible of contents for March oontaina among other readable matter the following; "The Spirit of the lesert; a Mimetic Mystery, "The IWaud the Trifling Mistppreheiiaioa," "Woman in Japan." "Tae Miracle of Lav-ins," "Art va Live," "A legacy of Love," "Evenii Bunt Song," "Worn tbe Cows Came Home." TMPslaesoi Baltimore Clr, duthing EttabUabmDts is Acme II all, 200 West LUltioiore Street. A viait will show yiHi the neitekt aud prettieat store io Baltie more. It is worth seeing for this alone, aud nowhere else can yoa get Gents and Boys' Clot hi off for so little money.

RMtfy toe WoHl The Easton Laundry is ready fyj work. Send your clothes bave tLru iuale to look like new, den't forget tLe place in tie Hardin building next door to Mauouic Tern pie. an 22nd the Worcester county wauti tiistoneai 00-ciety. Tbe peaches of this section bave not been killed by tbe frost. The Steamer Olive bas recommenced ber I on I Tbe trip on Miles river.

drears have all disap- I the Tbe tramping peared from these parta. Tippin will be back from the West with his mules by next Tuesday. The road will be all right as aoon as the washouts have been repaired. rbotograpbs copied from old pietarea. Seelkr, Washington Easton.

Tbe Ida ia on her old route again, running as a night boat under her winter schedule. Mr. Robert R. Robinson, tbe broker, of 'Wilmington, Delaware, died last week, aged 80 years. Mr Jnhn ft.

Hall. Treasurer of Prince George's county, died at his borne in BelU-1 ville last Tuesday. Farmer and their wives should read tbe butter artkrle, on the 4th page of tbe Stab, by Miss Eliza N. Beotley. Sbannahan Wrightson are selling stoves and blankets at cost to rednoe stock nd make room for other goods.

a will I Mr. George w. unmn rll tbe property of Ezra P. in Miles River Xeck, on the 3rd of March. AU those insnrinT" remember that the sure thing is to feed them.

Feed of all kinds Son's. can be found at N. Tut hill 1 noi.Rm I A fine assortment of clover seed, timothy I seed, orchard grass seed, and Kentucky blue grass seed jnst received by ahannaban i Wrightson. I The Chestertown paper mill is to recom mend operations after next harvest. It has hn rented bv Mr.

Wilbur Eliason who rill run it. Now that the winter is about over, work on the farm will be commenced and prosecuted for all it is worth, by all farmers who ibelieve in early planting. 1 There is probably no large city oa this continent where living can be had so cheaply as at Baltimore. The terms at the "Malt-by House" fully illustrate that fact. P.

G. Hoffman, tobacconist, removed to next door to A. De Pasquale's on Railroad Avenue. Genuine Havana filled cigars at 6c Other grades of the best quality. Two yoi ng married ladies died in St.

Michaels last week, Mrs. Ida M. Lambdin, wife of Mr. L. A.

Lambdin, and Mrs. Mary Marshall, wife of Mr. Clarke Marshall. Crown wheel-barrow grass-seeder is of any seeder ever introduced, every farmer should have one, he will save money and get the seed sown regular. See Shannahan A Wrightson.

The Road Supervisors are all appointed now, and we trust tbey will lose no time in putting the public roads in first rate order. The late rains made plenty of work for some of them. Clover seed are worth $7 per bushel, and nearly all the seed in the market comes from the Sute of Michigan. The drought last summer cut the crop short in all the conn-try east of that State. The Commissioners have appointed Gen.

Hardcastle supervisor of the road between Easton and Miles River Ferry. This is as much as to say, they want that made a good road and expect to bave it done. Flaggs Improved Liver and Stomach Pad. Flagg's Anti-Malaria one bottle free with eichpad. Trie $2 00 Zaue'a Hindoo Balm, price 26 and 60 cents per bttle.

For sale by Hay ward Bro. Tbe advertisement of. the oiler Organ will be found in the Star. Great improve ment has been made in these instruments recently, and they now rank among tbe best made. Those wanting an organ should cor respond with M.

P. Moller, Hagerstown, Maryland. Persons living in tbe country are often troubled with overwork, or opprtsbed by the sun's heat, bowel complaint, eta, and this reason should always keep on hand Dr. Heuleyls Celery, Beef and Iron, as it is an excellent remedy for such complaints. All druggists sell it.

Harry B. Elston claims to be the brag cutter of the Eastern Shore, having learned tbe art under the first tailor of New York, and all his worx. is made in tbe best and most fashionable style. Shop opposite tbe M. E.

Church, in Easton. Call and leave your measure and try him. Tbe Methodist Protestant Chnrch Supper came off in tbe basement of tbe church list Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. There was a large attendance to partake ot the viands of the richly laden tables. The sale of the supper tickets amounted to over $100.

All present had a most enjoyable time, and everything was of the best. Gov. Groome has so many warm personal friends in Talbot, and is so well known here, it seems almost as if one of our owncti-zens bad received the Baltimore collector-ship; and we are sure that the appointment of no one outside of this county would have given so much satisfaction here as the appointment of Gov. Groome has given. QOur people want the oystering tonging season to begin on tbe 1st of October and last to the 1st of May.

There is very little profit in tbe business in September, but it pays well to work in April: and it is absolutely necessary that tongmen should be permitted to work in April, when the rivers ave been closed by ice a good part of the winter. The Caroline tvunty contested election case of Graham vs. Green has been settled by the House of Delegates, by awarding the seat to Mr. Graham, Democrat. There were three irregular ballots cast and counted in tbe first district, two of which has simply the name of Green on them, and one ot them Mmpiy this nme pf Graham.

Uad they been thrown out and not counted, as the House decides ought to have been done, Graham would have been returned elected by one maj-'rity. Tbe counting all three of f. hem made a tie. Beginning next week, we shall publish a treat rtory. VT the world-renowned author, Jules Verne, entitled "Matuia, fcjaodorf." Ve bold the copyright for it, and it has never been published before, and cannot possibly be had in auy othtr torm.

bendeLt. A4qiiUG2 1)8 bove statement to be true, the Independent ought to sua Mr. GoorKe Munro, of New York, for damages, and. ask the court to grant an injunction prohibiting biro from circulating No. 2039, parts 1, 3 Pd 8, of the BpaUe Library, prue 10 centa per part, which contains "MathiasSandorf, by Jules Verne, and which can be obtained through G.

W. Minnick Son, or any oth ington, nolds found Far quite that fights tn a air I Col. here. tbe there will of say I of Col. has ed tbe Bayside road, 00 the 2oth of March.

advertisement of will be in the Star. The Mr. Editor. In the Washington letter to Baltimore Herald of theK inst. Col.

tamuei ethenll, a veteran democrat, talki glibly. Tbe gallant Colonel remarked be was not taking an active part in tbe for the various offices that were now progress, aimething truly astoundinga considering bis great but with wink that waa peculiarly.bis an that said I know a great'deal more tbao am going totellwent on to say, that" Talbot county was not altogether united Joo Lloyd for Collector, nor did he stop The courtley Colonel must have launched too heavily, for his remarks -about Eastern Shore were vehemently diupep-tic. "I think.saidpw.l "that the Eastern Shore has about bad- its 'share. But the Eastern Shore bas anj unlimited of cheek, and will kepon asking as long a ia any thingin sight. I think Groome be tbe Collector (he has here put a feather in his cap as a prophet) but the fact the matter is, that Senators Gorman and Wilson have the matter entirely in their own hands.

The Represenatives of tbe Lower House ot Congress will have very little to as mi anoni 11. ine writer is at a loss to know when theenial Col. came to thejeon- elusion that the Eastern Shore had had its of office Certainly not when he wa ConsuUh.p and cerUmly not Consulship, and did tbe asking with no little enerev. and did not care for its location inst Crf ne a Certainly that no reason for his saying that I Eastern Shore bad an unlimited amount cheek." Wetherill can verv well afford to SDeak sarcaBticallv of th Eastern Sho hm ha I been moat of his lif a Pennavivaninn hnt I property in Oxford, which is now offer for sale by him, as he is dearous of leav ing- A Red Hot Eastern Shoreman. Tha Local Appointments lor Talbot County.

Gov. Lloyd has made tbe following local appointments for Talbot county. justices of'thk peace. Easton N. E.

Nicola, esse H. T. Hub bard, Jesse Hughes. Miles Biver Neck George Beaven. St.

Michaels Edward Willey, James Benson. Royal Oak Dr. Joseph A. Kobinson. Broad Creek Neck Samuel W.

Neavitt. Trappe Montgomery Lloyd, Isaac W. Jump. Oxford Herbert Beall. Chapel James M.

P. Reese, Alga Smith. Bay Hundred Thomas J. Lowe. Tilghmans Island William J.

Jackson. HOTABT PUBLIC AT ASTON. John Satterfield. REGISTRATION OFFICERS. Easton Thomas H.

Trippe. St. Michaels John Thomas Harrison. Trappe Wm. B.

Ewing. Chapel P. Adduon Morgan. Bay Hundred Joseph B. Lowe.

Tha Oxford Hep. The Intermediate Hop of The Maryland Military and Naval Academy came off at Oxford last Friday night. Quite a number attended it from Easton, Cambridge and Baltimore. Every thing passed off nicely. A Washington band furnished the nvjsic.

Among the ladies who attended from this county were Mrs. Lzzie Hay ward, Mrs. Owen Norris, Mas Bessie Bryan, Miss Sophie Johnson, Mrs. G. E.

Iladdaway, Miss Edith Hardcastle, Mrs. Frank Scheppers, Miss Walker, the Muses Seth, Misa Anthony, Miss Lizzie Jenkins, MLis Martin, and Miss NeaL There were about filty gentleman present exclusive of tbe school Back Again is Business. Mr. John T. Brady is back again in business in Easton.

He bas resumed bis old trade, the saddle and harness, and makes a specialty of band made work. His place is ou Dover street, opposite the office of the Building Associatiou. He keeps a large stuck of machine made harness which he is selling cheap. Mr. Brady Uacd to be considered the bet harness maker we ever had iu Easton, and he says he is as good Dow as he ever was.

Give him a call. See bis advertisement in tbe Star. Declines to be a Bishop, Rev. Cbauccey Williams has declined the election of Bitbip of Easton. The announcement of his declination was publicly read by Rev.

Dr. Barter, at Christ Cnurch, Cambridge, Sunday morning, and notice thereof waa published in yesterday's Baltimore Sun. Dr. Barber says there will be no election of Bithop now until the annual meeting of the Episcopal Convention in June. Death of Mrs.

Man a Loockerman. Mrs. Maria Loockerman, aged 80 years, and relict of tbe late Theodore R. Loockerman, died last Tuesday at tbe residence of Matthew T. Goldsborough in Bailey's Neck.

Mrs. Loockerman was a daughter ot the Hon. Wm. Bond Martin, of Cambridge. Tbe funeral took place at Christ Church last Thursday morning.

The iuterment was at Spring Hill cemetery. Mrs. Loockerman had been an invalid for a number of years. Death ol Mr. Benja min F.

Jones. Mr. Benjamin F. Jones late of Chicago, who last year bought Major Alfred B. Best's farm in Miles River Meek, has for sometime been in bad health, from cancer in tbe stomach.

Yesterday week he started for Philadelphia in the afternoon train for medical treatment, and died soon after reaching that city. Mr. Junes wag a book publisher in Chicago, aud leave a widow and four children 4 Big Thing is Theatricals. Stoddart's Operatic us'. re's, from Philadelphia will give an eitertiinmeut at Music Hair ton htjw night aa 1 alao Taursl ly night.

Their bills axe up atuut twj and give tbe boys as gq id a showas a cir? cus. They are said to be the finest troupe ever biileJ to ply in Easton. Gone Across the Bay. Constable William J. Sbannahan took to tbe House of Correction last week Frank Bailey, colored, poo victed by Justice Hubbard for stealing a watch frorq William H.

Gordon, aud sentence tq serve three months in tbe House of Correction. GooS Clothing Almost Given Aa. Oehro Son of 230 West Pratt street. Baitituora are closing put the balance) of their winter stock at prices till now un known tu the trade. See their advertia- inept in another column.

Holiday Tii An acceptable present would be one of JJ.hoee fine Cabinet Photoa. made by Seeler, To tnk room for New Spring-Stock now ifir.it dtlivered from our work rooms, ate All the balance of our Winter Stock of Overcoats, mi its aud Mugle l'anti, for Men and Hoys prices in which co6t is not considered. All must be Bold at any sacrifice. Mont of these goods can be worn with comfort right into sum mer, a visit to our store wm more than pay expenses er a trip to Haiti-more. OEHM SON, 230 W.

Pratt SU 55 Hanover St. or Intrinsic Merit. UpSriOr Grain PnllS 'Warri0r, DisO HaiTOW. "ADAMS" SULKY CULTIYATOR 'Marseilles' Corn Hand Power Shelters Clover Hullers, 4'ADllTMAN-TAYLORn ENGINES "Frick Co." Engines, tHagerstowIl, Engines, Farm Wagons, HARDWARE, in all its branches, LIHE. HAS, CE1IENT, PLASTEE CJART, CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL on sale by Thos.

0. NicDls, SAMEL A. HEINTZSR. Vienna Bakery, xt Doer the Frame Hotel, EASTON, UD. li ikes Vienna and other bread, Cake, Pies, liusks, lions.

Tet-liuns. ana all Kinus ot ute, either pUiu or ornamental. Also rniuafitcturine enndr pan. tnels. aud fancy taffies that cannot be excelloti.

Chariot te Russe. BMnc Mnnge, IUIitn Cream aud Jellies of all Kiu.is pretmrea to order. tisfactioa in au departments jruarnntw. TliB American FarmBr. binvinnia laii.iag vor mora maa laws of LI' a sa sr Tka tan.

kaagamrat. Daaolcs- FARMIMa STOCK. RAISING. FRUIT GROW NG. MARKET GAR JENINO, tks DAiRV.

BAIII TOW Hpeclai attention Is paid to FarliHtara and Mam rat, lueludlng tboae of (gmnereo aud the farm. R. porta af RapraaaaUlwa FsraasrV Claba are a noUitils feainre of Its Issues. There Is a Haaas O.partaaaat. w'th cbarmlna; rearllna; and practical auKKeallons for tba laaiea oi ine larm nouaeboui.

Tbe moat competent, aneresaiul and rxorr- lenoed and women bave eharasof tbe several departanents. No Farmer In the Atlanlle Hiales. from Delaware to OeorKia, aau. afford to be without mia oio ana reiiaoie aaviaer and (ulun farm work. The A merlcM Farmer Is pa bllahed twice every month, (no tbe 1st and l5Ui.

Is beaniifally printed on nnewblie paper. In clear type. II JW a year. To any one sending a elab of Cve, so extra copy will be Sent SAM'LBANIMAKON, Publishers. Baltimore St Balll more.

Md. Lard Presses, II. ira fSil I a lm a for Infants and Children. to I Caatorla enr-, OnUe, CMflTtin. 1 recotnmrnd ltaa aupertortoany preaenpeion I Koar Ptomaen.

IharrluBa, Eructaunn. kaowa to me." H. A. Aacsza, SL I Worm gives sleep, aad pruauotes dl- So. OxIortBL, Brooklyn, X.Y.

WuESinJuriooj medication. Thb Cktutb CoxFaxr, 182 Fulton Ktreet. K. T. beauties in bay your Snrins- Snit nntil mn vou.

Respectfully, if. T. G. EARLE EARLE. rm jibe association ot l'LHai New IIampsbire, WESTERN, Of Toronto, llmnon v-i.

Rochester German, AU.Af.AOy Montgomery Mutual. Insurance Company. agency. TALBOT 8AV INOH RAMK, EAPTOI. MD.

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A Karat, Caarar Ellat, aafaar af -Aaaa aaaa. Tfca Mi aa eat I aat. ar MIIHfffl JI0SV III I I ta Important Notice To HoLels, Ecardiaj Ilsuses and Private Famlies. THE nndersijrne' will from Ufa sell meats, at Lis stall ia the Es ton Market House, at tla followii prices: Krtf, from 8e to 1 per pound, l'ork, froiu 8c to I-'tc per poua t. Mutton, from 4-! to 15ff t-er p.inni.

Siusiee, from 1'ic to 121c per pound. Corn lt-ff. 10c per pouuii. Fork supplie 1 in any quantity desired. -AM Meats tirt-cUf s.

Miiite2Je.it furcislied in quntiticK to euit. and in quIily that cannot be. t-urpasfed in this market The hili'fet cash prico paid er be ever multou and poikerk The public's oleiient II EH It JtaVllOlJi. sponges.Cnamcvse Skins, And Dubting aud She Brushes, for b1 by Iaward Bro. felf brated Jkbelos Faint, Tue test piint in the market, for 8aJt by Havrard Jt Bra.

-ijiy HarTlsndlmnreted MfcitewsKh. avia, Winn a uu liiho aaiBO mine. Tor Bnie by i Lubricating Oils We8t vir-inia. Golden. I B.

A for sale by llayycara iira. BROKERS MARVELLOUS IP RICES. BOOKS rogTHE MILLION Complete Hovelt and Other Works, by Famout Authors. Almost Given Awajl TfcMhwlukekaraiiHabr4ia ant paaoklctbrai. auar ftbeai haaMmrlT lliti tw aa tya aip pap M4 wtLAM kmiuic iar.t mrnJi u.aiat aka Tfcry mat af a gnat Sack hiM it to HMD.

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biioni aaa k-iacUra amii. aaarba af lila, af adraaura, af railwaj lik, ata aU aar. la. U. nmm aaiweuaa ar la.

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akaa4 af aarfal lalanaiii.a lar all, aM ajaai aaS ikm kau: lllaatraiaa. rV fallaal Ib. A km4 K. latCant a.brttlM-'M. af OUR ONEQUAtLED OFFER: THE FINEST LINE OF Of Fine lirushe-.

Xail" Rrushps. Tooth Hrushes. atid Fine l'trfuraeries on the Eastern for 8le hv Il iittmrd Bro. SHAVING BRUSHES. A large -arlety.

for sle at Uaywsrd A Saltpetre, Sge and Pepper, resn ana 1 ure, for sale at Hay ward A Bine Horae Cattle rwder, rnoezjeperpacaage. rreoareo ny UAYWAIO) At BKO. VTarnor Safe Kidney Liror Care, Dr.Mlmmon's Liver Itearulator and l.vrtfa PUikbam's Vesetable lrapoud for sale by II III. Ii III A rr A CK IV J. EXTRACT OF YANIIXA, Ktrlctly Pure for flavorlBC tarice tUc tier oltle.

prpAre 1 by VH 4 tUtO. WilbourCrid Liver Oil A Lime Phllllra' tavlatable Kmalaton Cod Liver oil Nleta J-yer Imolito Cod Liver oil with tx Iraot uf Malt for aale by 11 A Vk AKH a BKO, S0Z0D0NT. I rlsodanU Jen nine's trenfifrlee.Tnrkev Myrrh, and alead hakera ta.rhr.hc Tooth Washes for sale by MAY AKD A liKO. Oi.jiaWWOdUlL. aeva.

TkA aV a HARNESS SOAP. llarnej-e'Oil and Axle Grease i the'verv iDe.Tery A Bro best, iust received asd for sale I Hayuard Bro. a mm I 1 IU to fall yWashington SL, Easton, M4. Sfl newsdealer. supply at 1..