Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-07-16
complimentary to the Times.

We may be pardoned for giving place in
these columns to the following friendly and
encouraging words from some of our valued
Exchanges.
THE PoRT ToBACco TMEs.-Our friend and
brother of The Times made good his promise
| on Friday last to enlarge and otherwise i'm
prove his paper. With this view he purchased
M Cottrell & Babcock Power Press, and now
| The Times is one of the largest as it has always
I been one of the best country journals in the
| State Our friend made an appeal to his de-
linquent subscribers and advertising patrons
to come forward and pay up-promising if they
ibid so, he would enlarge and improve his pa
| per. To their honor be it said his patrons re-
+eponded in the most gallant manner. If our
patrons would do us a similar service, we prom
Use them paper that will not only be source
of pleasure to themselves, but an honor to the
county. The greater part of our labors for the
past twenty years still stand on our books!-
Come, gentlemen; who speaks first? A little
I from each and the thing is done! Let every
one indebted to this Office consider this as es-
pecially addressed to himself, and respond ac-
Icordingly; and in return we promise to print
them paper that will not only be a
THING OF BEAUTY, BUT JOY FOREVER"
NEWSPAPERS ENLARGEp.-Two of our hest
and most valued Maryland exchanges, the
Marlborough Gazette and Port Tobacco Times,
have recently been enlarged and otherwise i'm.
proved. The first of these celebrates in this
manner its fortieth birthday, and is as full of
sound, practical wisdom lightened up with
touches of humor, MS ever. 1t is published by
Messrs, G. W. and |. S. Wilson, father and
son. The senior editor established the paper
in 1886, and has maintained for it and for him
self good name ever since
The Tunes is also published by one of the
veterans of the Maryland press, Mr. +. Wells,
WHO has labored devotedly for thirty-two years
in Illuminating that part$uf the world with
lamp-black. That his efforts have been appre-
ciated by the people of Charles county is mani
fest 10y the recent enlargement of his paper and
the spirit and ability with which it is conduct
ed.
We offer our hearty congratulations and
sincere good wishes TO the Gazette and Times.
and hope they may each achieve the full mea-
sure of prosperity which they deserve -BeI
Itr Egis and Mteiiigencsr"
ENLARGED -Capt E. Wells, Of the Port
Tobacco, Nd, Tunes, with commendable energy
and enterprise, has enlarged his paper by the
addition OF about eight columns, and in order
10 accommodate his large aud increasing sub
scrlpton list was compelled to obtain Cottrell
< Babcock Power Press, in the purchase of
which he has shown excellent Judgment as
these presses have no superior. We are graft
he'd, indeed, 10 know that the Times is in such
prosperous condition, for il we'll deserves it,
as there is no paper that comes TO this Office
which is more thoroughly enjoyed Its edi-
torials are among the best, its local department
full, and its miscellaneous selections are of the
choicest kind, and q co-lahorer in the ranks
OF Democracy ii has always been strong aud
active Matchmaker "Demoerafie idroedis, ~
~. z.
ItSscS, comes 10 Us this week greatly increased
in size and improved in appearance. The Time.
Is one OF the most high toned and ~ide-awake
papers in the State, and we trust that its pros
periIy and usefulness NAV last long after its
new t..Co;;rell * Babcock' press has grown old
ia service, and that its able aud inteligen,
Editor Col. Wells, may be in command I'LL his
'merchlne Is snl'eranuated. - Cdireri Journal
PogT ToEsCco TINEs.-This sterling journal
appeared on Friday last much enlarged with
new type and greatly improved in its appear
ance- We congratulate our friend, Judge
Wells, Gpon his prosperity. No one more rich
~ deserves il than himseif.-ffeasrick Nary
land aion.
The por, Tui,aceo TEsc. has enlarged its
dimensions and now prints It's issue upon Il new
Potter power press We congratulate friend
W eis, Who publishes an excellcn, paper lie
has iaborei loag aud tainted not, and deserves
success TosrsoHfssra Maryland Jonrssi'
The proprietor Of the Port Tobacco Tnss
has purchased new Cottreil 4 BaLcock press
aEd greatly enlarged his excellent journal. |,
4 now one OF thc Hra'cst printed a il is one of
The best papers an the State Esifinsorsaa
The titles ct Colonel and "Judgr be-
slowed upon Us 10y oar friends. cannot fail to
excite smile among those who are personally
aui more Intimately acquainted with US