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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02
Well Matched Diamonds,

Well Matched diamonds,
weighing over 20 carats which cost $1,000
in gold, will be given To the purchasers.
A committee of whom will decide the
manner ia which the future ownership of
the Diamonds shall be determined IN.
The picture has had a large sale, is
s%plendidly executed, and is worth having.
Send 81. 90 at once, and your name and
address will. be placed IN my book OppoS-
tie any Tnnbcr which you may select, not
already selected.
When all are sold, ! will place the dia-
monds in the handSo Of D. II, IEopkinson,
Esq, Editor of the jewelers. Circular,
300 Pearl Street, and he has kindly on
scented 10 call together a large committee,
and they viii decide in what manner the
ownership of the diamonds shall be de
termined upon.
Whether | carry out this matter in hon
or is the main question with every one
who sends me 4! 90. That will do 50 |
think will be doubted br NJ one who reads
the following:
We, the undersigned having known Mr..
J. &. JOHNSTON for tic last fifteen years
or more, have no hesitation in saving that
we believ, that any maiterof business un-
dertaken by him will se Garrett out TO the
letter, and that amy statement made by
him may be impli lily relied upon.
WHEELER, PARSONS & HAYES, 9 Maiden
Lane. SMITH & HEDGES, | Maiden
Lane. BRAISEEr, STEELE & Co, .
Maiden Lane. DooD & HEDGES.9 Maid
en- Lane. MENIDEN SILVER PLATE 60,
Chas. Casper, Pres. N~rLcANTTE JEW
EIRY Co., Jas. Y. Shoemaker l9l
Broadway. WHITING MIRO Co., c. L.
Buckley, Prcs't., 1S1 Broadway. CAR
TEr, HowKINs 4 SLOAN, t Bond Street.
GoRnAM MFG Co, / Bond Street.
And | do not hesitate to refer you to
any one else in the trade here in New
York, by the most OF whom ! am wei! and
favorably known
BY sending me 80 cents extra, Will
print your name in place of mine, as seen
in the cut, and for 25 cents additional will
mount it, ready for framing. And If you
order 10 or more, will print your name
and mount them free of cost.
As | am sending out 10000 circulars, |
shall expect to sell the whole ,O00 within
Il month, and the result will be published
in the following number Of Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Weekly, and the jewelers.
Circular. A liberal commission will be
allowed for selling them, if ordered by
the 1nTpn
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02

Aspnn Of nice, gentle ponies together
with harness. buggy and sleigh for sale ol
trade on reasonable terms. Apply to.
Rev. W. 3. FRAZEII,
Toledo, Iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02

Mo December term Of the Tama Coun
-rIsor;t Court couveues next Monday.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02

We understand reichman tnlks of NOV
ing the l~n7,psndentio Davenport. That
is the plare where he has the largest
share Of his circulation, and where he
getsmost VI his whiskcy.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02

n,rn-on Wednesday, Nov. 10th, at
w,,,h.r Dclber,H. son Of T. NJ. Mowery
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02

IhavC taken on 4 dcht L good Sewing
Machine which I viii sell re1Y rhe~P for
cash. can at my Office and examine same,
jacob YEIsER. in,
Toledo IOWA.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02

c,od fresh bread every day at Louis
Wpntz's Bakery
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02
Guns, Pistols, aud Cutlery,

lark knives from 10 cents to $500. If
vou can't find them anywhere else come
n NATHAN WoRLEY & Sons.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02

T. J. Sweat went to Chicago last Sat.
urday evening.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02

i Buggy and Saddl" for sale cheap by
! II. s.rrTrit-
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02

Mr., j. s. Moore is turning out some
very fine specimens Of work in the Photo
gaph Itnc We have examined some Of
his work recently which we do not be
Jierc could BE excellcd in the Slate.
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O,stprs in every style Ut C"S D'
Nm, Vim was at Trasr last week
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06

his election for the six years term beginning
March i, 1875. In the extra session of the SEN
ate, March %, he made brief, but vigorous
speech, concluding with his prediction that
IAN cmpire-a stratocracy-was ahead" This
was practically his last public political appear
ance. Rumor accredited him with an inten-
ton to canvass the West in behalf of more cur
rency and desire to unite the f;lrmers-Mr
johnson claimed to have been instrumental in
founding the grange-and the mechanics and
laborers i'll n political party, with view TO his
own elevation again to the Presidency.
The death of Andrew johnson leaves the
country without single ex-President living
This has not happened since the death of Wash
ington N the administration of the elder Adams
When John Quincy Adams was inaugurated,
fifty years ago, all the Presidents for the pre-
ceding seven terms, twenty-eight years, were
living, namely, the elder Adams Jefferson,
Madison and Monroe. When Polk was inaug-
urated, thirty years ago, the incumbentS of the
previous twenty years, five terms, were living
Except Harrison who was in office but one
monthly, namely, the younger Adams, jackson,
Van Buren, and Tyler, and when Lincoln was
inau9urated, fourteen years ago. no less than
five OF his Industrious predecessors survived
Van Buren,, Tyler, Fillmore, Pierce and
Buchanan. The mortality among our public
men has been very great. OF Lincoln's Cabi-
net officers only two, Montgomery Blair and
Gideon " eleS are now living.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
The Treasurership.

We very much regret that our valued
contemporary, the Hagerstown Nail, in
snoakino of what it conceives to be an
UNEQUAL distribution of political power
in this State, should have thought proper
not only to assail the political and person
al integrity of the Hon. Barnes Compton,
but should feel itself called upon to speak
sneeringly of Charles county because at
present it is so unfortunate as to be under
Radical domination. We admit, as things
stand now and since the recent Conven-
ton, there does seem to be some justice
in the complaint that Western Maryland
has heen left out in the cold. We are sorry
for it, but think at the same time that
more conservative tone of discussion would
be more likely to accomplish the desired
equation than the more harsh one adopt
ed by the Mail. For ourselves we are
frank to say that, recognizing the injustice
which to some extent had been done
Western Mary land, personally, for that a
mone other reasons, we were in favor OF
the nomination of Mr.. Hamilton for Gov
ernor. But the Convention decided other
wise and we bow to that decision as
cheerfully as is possible to man who IS
not allowed to have his own way. 1t is
certainly not our purpose now or at any
other time to say anything by way OF
cayil. which might tend to foment discord
within our party. In Mr.. Carroll we re-
coqnize a man who will bring to the dis
charge of his duty an honesty and fairness
which will deserve and receive the COM
mendation of all men. The writer OF this
has known him man and boy upwards OF
thirty years and feels justified in saying
that in no respect will he ever be found
unworthy of the trust reposed in him, and
if there are those who brought about his
nomination believing they would lind IN
him plant tool to advance their selfish
ends, it will not be long before they VIII
find out their mistake Thus much by
way of explanation of our own position
and of our sympathy with Western Mary
land in the recent struggle. But that is
over now and we say earnestly, 'let US have
peace"
But when the Mail, in pressing the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
bishop yVhia3ingl,aml's Case.

The Beard Of Inquiry in the matter of the
prcscntmcnt against Bishop Nottingham, of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, which had
been in session in Baltimore city, from Thurs
day of last week, adjourned Monday afternoon
sine die, having adopted resolutions refusing to
present the Bishop for trial, and other resolu-
tons ce0suring the alleged acts and teachings
Of the Rev Messrs Perry and Richie, the rector
and assistant rector Of Mount Calvary church.
The vote Oh the presentmcnt Of the Bishop was
nine against putting the Bishop on trial to four
for, and on the resolutions against the Rev.
Messrs. Perry aud Richie the vote was unani-
NOUS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
oBITU AR x.

Died in Washington city, at ) o clock 4. VI.
on Tuesday, July eth, Miss MARY II. TOMP-
kINS, of Charles county, aged 10 years and 3
days.
Death, always fearful in his visitations, is
particularly so when he snatcheS away those
who are just blooming into womanhood. The
hope, the JOY and pride OF bereaved mother is
called away when she had become her only So
lace and consolation. During her last illness,
she received all the consultations of religion,
resigning herself 10 His will, who is the Father
of US all.
The richest gems, the fairest flowers,
Are chosen 10 aiorn the heavenly bowers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
Alexandria Market. August ,, 1873.
FAIR AT NrOW y,
MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL AND
DANCING PARTY.
TNHERE will be two days FAlR-on the
II 18th and 18th Of August instant. .

TNlIERE will he two days FAlR-on the
l. 18th and 18th OF August instant.
"a; BRY ANTOWN CHURCH, in aid of the
erection of Buildings suitable for Female
Academy, 10 be placed in charge of the Vista
ton Sisters.
DINNER and REFRESHMENTS viii DC fur
uished each dsY, and no means will be
spared 10 make the occasion " enjoyable As
possible.
A MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL will
be played. on the later day of the Fair, between
the Passtime Club of Bryantowu and the Eagle
Club Of Port Tobacco. In the evening a
DANCING PARTY will be had NJ the old
school building near the Church.
The enterprise, no less than the occasion, be-
speaks liberal response upon the part of the
people, and u very large attendance Is expected
6-2t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
The Kentucky Northumberland De-
HnocFatic Majority $4,000.

LOUISVILLE, August specials to the
Couir-Joarna give generally increased ma
ioritics for NcCrearY over the vote for Leslie in
1911 His election is conceded by majority
Of over 30, zoe, and it is now thought probable
that it will reach 10000. But few returns
have been received from the mountain counties,
but these will give NcCreary increased major-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
THE MARKETS.
Baltimore Market, Aug. 4. 1875.


WHEAT.-The market opened very much
excited, and with brisk demand and light re-
ceipts prices further advanced fully 5 cents per
bushel for all descriptions. We quote: South
ern good white at l48Dl50 cts; prime do. ut
l55 cts; common red at l35 cts; fair do. at
l37 cts; good do. at l40@l48 cts; prime do.
at l50Gl55 cts; amber at 100 cts.
CORN-The market for Southern was much
stronger, and with good demand for white
the decline of yesterday was recovered. White
at 96GGS9.
OATS.-The market was very firm to-day,
and prices had an upward tendency. New
Southern sold ut 63G164 cts.
RYE.-The market is dull and prices weak
Sales ut 81 to 100 cts.
TOBACCO.-Now that the planters have Sc
cured their grain crop, they are giving more at
tention to the forwarding ofTobacco. Receipts
the past week show a COL -iderab!e increase,
particularly of Maryland leaf, market for which
continues steady and moderately active. Of
Ohio we note sales of 100 hhds. in lots to ship
crop in the West has been much damaged by
the late rains and overfiows, and prices at Lou
isville and Cincinnati have advanced az cents
p tb. Inspections this week go Lids. Mary
land 1863 Ohio; Kentucky, and hhds. Vir-
ginia-total 343 hhds Cleared same period
692 hhdS Maryland; Al Ohio; 53l Virginia;
% kentucky and ll3 hhds. Virginia stems
all to Bremen, per steamer Braunschweig /;
% hhds. to Demerara. VS. repeat quotations:
N.,. r.,,, 81 "A m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
III - - l&IED,

Al Elton Hills the residence of the bride ;
mother, on Wednesday, August 18th. 1875, 10y
Rev. DR.. LEVIN, Rev. ROBERT PkOUT, Rec
tor of Durham Parish, and Miss BETTE
CuBEY all OF Charles county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
CAMP MEETING.

yTHE CAMP MEETING at BEANTOWN
l. near the Beantown Station, b. T. P. r. r.,
will commence on THURSDAY evening, Au-
gust 18th. The meeting will be under the au-
spices of the NJ. L. Church, South. There will
be boarding accommodations, &c.
August 6, lS15-2t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06

'
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Sn' independent movement
Since the nomination OF Mr.. Carol! 10y the
Democratic convention ana the openly express
eo 'SS''iS''c'loh Oh io"i-i''"' OF tle p'''lo''''
tic papers OF the STATE ut the d'StreailA"!c
mAnpulations OF the Ring, By which that
nomination was brought about, 4" OF me
k3d'ca! papers of the State nave IN turn taken
up the cr5 anu PaFaded before our party TIC
great wrongs which have been inflicted upon
Us, and been reckless IN the waste OF Psln,c.
INK IN showing up the beauties and necessities
OF an "lndependent movement. poao'!e>S
before this time these papers have been Satlsh-
ed Of the hopa.cssneSs of misleading the party
by any such Jach-o -iantera talk. ltis all too
thinly disguised To deceive any man who Is
welded to the principles Of his party, and can
scarcely lead ..s:.ay any rejecting man. what
ever DISCUS; he may feel i; the seeming victory
which crowned tLc plans Of Scheming men.
That the dissatisfaction throughout the State
is deep and broad within our party Hines oW
numerous exchanges "imunish us, and Is not
to be concealed If II were desirable TO do so.
Bat tins -la1,risas ana other Republican papers
waieh hope to prof. Ly this dissatisfaction tc
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
DIED.

In Cockeysyille; Baltimore county, on the
roth of July, 1875, ANNIE HAMPTON, be-
loved wife of DR.. JOHN w. HAWKINS. of Cock
eysville, formerly of Charles county, daughter
OF Rev. 5. $. SHRIvEE, of Allegheny county,
Pa. in the Goth year of her age.
Of consumption, on Thursday, July ed,
1878, ut her late residence, near Newport in
this county, VIRGINIA BARTLE LANCAS-
TER, aged 46 years.
At the residence Of her husband, in Chaptco
district, ST. Mary's county, on the list ult.,
ELIZABETH f., wife of JoHN a. BURRoUGHs,
aged Sc years.
mWaShiugton city, on the ed ult., of ty-
phoid fever DR.. BENEDICT THOMPSON,
formerly of ST. Marr's county, aged 81 years.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06


erat Departments at the Government at Wash
iHEton he drIPed IN mourning until the close
OF the day designated tor his funeral, and that
all public business he suspended on that day.
1t is further ordered that the War and Navy
Departments cause suitable honurS To he PAID
ON the occasion /" the memory OF the Illus
Fious deai. |. =. GRANT
by the iFt>'icht:
JoHS l.. tApWALLApER,
ActlGg Secretary OF State.
I,...,,,,li,,,.,. will, tho ry,.,,;,o ,rI,.r all
,....
Inc departments 94 iHe 'o'tIhm'h'' ih'!uu'uS
the " hitc House were clad III mourning on
Tuesday j., rts,,a,.r tn the r,,,,,,ry If ,h. load
D. Il, :. ...-, 49,,
that day At NreenF!IIe, Tenn. lhe MaSonS ana
Knights Tcmpidy had charge ut the funeral, at
which v,ar.., ,ra.aot fr, o. six Thousand nor
,.
>'"e' III - '''''''''" '"' inc ''l'e country
town.
The following very interesting biographical
,-...1.;. f-...., 49,. N,.,. VII u,,.15.
MY. do"Is'h WIS born IN hl"l-A' y a,
December ~, l1bs. HIS iatHcr dle4 WnI.e en-
dc1VorinE 10 save "a TEieua from drowning. At
that time Young Johnson was four years or age,
ana NJ len hs Na> "gpEe"liSeu 10 i E'itor 10 NE
native town. WAN whom nc served seven J ears.
oN'As To reduced circumstances caused "E Inc
death 1T his father, has mother t1Eud herself
unable 70 afford iae lad ans regular schooling
and h. w1s thrown entirely upon h,N own re-
sources lsE an edaeAuoH. l" 5h.s o,jet. ne Ie-
voted M AIS I.isaie hours NAiit 'e'ih!A- h's
i'i'It H'>'' WIN me "t,p "' t'' J'"'H' tii''''
acquiring ""'"tyH-e % .tt'tl'. ""H mus -"
ING oA 7iv,i ht sep "h'l'' al l"' ''"l'.eu"u OF
ms "F."a" -ss,t.H III 'Ge ""'"'a" "' - "s
MIS- i'l' HA-.isA s'"'i'', t," :"
Dung .a"s." went 10 Ian. CHS : '"' '''.'''
- l.. ""s'e Ut ""'N'' - il Jg"' ",E ''s ''''"'
.'' ABOUT 'N' tt'0>' ..uh "u+' ''''' "',''.'',
Engaged ,' Zee .a'.'t- 'eas o", "'s poverty a,
inc opposition @; TIE -l'. friends, and i"e
ma'ca Wis o'o>ea oil. In May $50 '' ne
ittAEA % "!' native ',1t' HGtt' "' M''"'N 90
ais n3a. ""'A NePieE''r.- 'lt '"rh deter n',H-
~ I" si'ihe o"i lut" " hr" Held, ""a WIN 'l,s
p']rGt IN we" ne lad@Jei ms w"'!i,F' ""o w
entirely ael.HHsa' apo" ".H To-. support '"
accompany ".A 10 H''l"tt''I' itAU-f ".'t's
g" again t'IGWshle@ ""'" ~ q JvHi ia"
i"!og- ne remained 'h.f. A.5"' uh$ E''.'
+-.5i'ti ana i"+A vent '''Ei'sef "est "'. aug
ing no !ster Z" sHii h'n 's d, permanent '''hs,
Ae returned 10 tFceH':!ir tuI ''t"htASeI Dust
Hess i"' .Hmsf.t. Up 10 1"io hme h's t'"s-'-
ton va 1W.3ci 30 'saa.n-- ""A hr nt" COM
s.ert "ss NHa"icfi-- Vi 'ae "H-usa hfAnN les
aaIay III" Instruction % i5s wifi. 49,, IT.
aah,l- OH was taat ~ Alderman O., t1c village
10 ~ hi,5I Ge ".s elected lu l~-S- Tie Ma re-
elected ~ lae .'ae office la l~.' sad AGAIN ia
1880. iu -se latter ye.r H" "'s elected MAJ or,
winch position he hv.t tor iarer se''s- Ia
tN-.' Ht was chosen - the Legislature. i"N-
H~ decided -snurfs aEaj+s; "A popular ~,4tmc
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
Deati. of Gen. George T.. Pickett

Gen. George f. Pickette, late of the
Confederate army, died at Norfolk, Va,
on Sunday night last, after brief illness,
aged 80 years. The Virginia Sentinel Of
Saturday pays Il just and feeling tribute
to this distinguished soldier in the follow
ing:
Throughout the State of Virginia there goes
Il pang OF genuine sorrow this dav, as the sad
news spreads that General George f. Pickett
has Succumbcd TO the last enemy. All closed
his kindly eyes in death. lie died last nj ght,
at Norfolk, where he was taken sick only few
IdAyS before, while visiting his friends in that
CITY.
There Is no true soldier on earth. and no one
who admircs the qualities which make one,
who will not share this sentiment OF sorrow.
We are ready Ia dismiss and forget all the Bit
tcrHcSS of our late Striic--nay. We haze wiped
away all that from the tablet of memory. But
the remembrance OF the noble qualities il
brought to light. of the deeds of valor and de-
rotlon it inspired, and Of the heroic men who
gave il glory and honor, thupgh not success.
shall live while honor and valur and faith are
admired on earth. And in The g-and array
which Virginia magShllS ''ou flames eternal
camping ground, aud points To with stricken
pride, as illustrating all that WAS ehiyairous
and true in warfare, the flower of her youth
and the strength Of her manhood, there stands
no nobl"r, truer or more gallant sou than WAS
George +. Pickett no proUdcr name. even
IN her own proud cline" Gentle and kind
and generous and honorable aud trlc, he was
10 biS friends the embodiment of all that WAS
lovahlc aud attractive and ye, WAS this modest
an ilcman a very lion ia the fight aud the
trmcSt Of all the chicftans of Lee 10 hold his
men TO a dangerous dnty. or stem the tide of
Hn adverse battle. The charge of Pickett at
Gettysburg stands alone in the history of our
VAR. and With that OF Macdonald NJ Wagram,
aud Nev At Waterloo, will 70 down to fame
among the most sublime instances OF courage
aud devotion in the blood, record Of wars
-s,1.lt.sr rr,,. ,.y,rs.,-..,-.-r
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06
NOl'ICE.

"HE LITERARY DEBATING SOCIETY
i will meet at the Court House on SATUR-
DAY (to-morrow), at O'Clock ?. NJ.
Punctual attendance of the members is earn
estly requested 1t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06

Am - Chang ut WaT->i-.,'si cham l,i;3-.
IN AJr pii'vJz-h Summon herr:
Ma eii- clan, vr squadron tFtutping.

The soaud Of ,on;ending arns i no more
heard. let Us tyusi, forever, and Virginia deco
rates IN peace the graves 0G the heroes who
made her slofioas IN VAR. Thcrr. on thy low
ing mother breast, will thine he found. among
ihc most hauJrci aud iIluslrious OF her shrines
70 which hci pilgrim sons shall 20 10 gather
the inspiration OF manhood, and her gentle
daughters, irgdiug With waichiul cs,re, shall
bring their tributes Of love. while the amaranth,
Iwiuing with the cypress keeps thy memory ia
oar hearts forever
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06

CT. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS.
~ NJ. GARRETT, Ill, D., Principal. Opening
of session and examination of candidates for
admission MONDAY and TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Goth and DIST Terms for board and tuition,
S275 per annum, payable semi-annually in add
vance. Several State scholarships vacant.
For catalogues containing full particulars add
dress Prof W. H. HOPKINS Secretary of the
Faculty, Annapolis, Nd. iy 23-2m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-08-06

Divine service.
Service may be expected in Port Tobacco
Parish, commencing ut II clock A. NJ, as fol-
lows:
18th Sunday after Trinity, Port Tobacco.
18th Sunday after Trinity, Piaey.
18th Sunday after Trinity, Port Tobacco.
l4th Sunday after Trinity, Piney.
18th Sunday after Trinity Port Tobacco.
5h5~Rev Mr.. TopD will hold Divine Service
in the Grange Hall, ut Cox Station, on Sun
day next the 8th instant. Service to COM
mence ut ) o'clock =. NJ.