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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-22
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
Reopeninx OF the Public schools.

On Monday next the public schools
Of the county will be reopened again after
their months suspension on account Of
the weather. We trust that the teachers
and scholars are sufficiently recuperated
BY their vacation to be able to master the
unusual severityof weather we may encoun-
the rest Of the winter. These same teach
srs and scholars at least the most of
them, may he sorry the time is SO fleeing
and that the thirty days have rolled
around so quickly, for if they have the
same propensity now that was current in
our school boy days. we know that they
much prefer holiday to school. and had
rather be out wading around in the snow,
mud or slush, whichever may he prevail
ing, all the day to walking a few hundred
yards through it to the school house. 1t
is rema' kable what an amount of this
same weather children can stand in pur-
suing their childish sports, but what a
very little wstting will cause them TO
complain when they have to 60 to school
or do an errand. We trust however, tina,
they have sill made up their minds 10
trudge manfully off to tier studies, and
study very hard for the rest Of the year to
improve the time they have spent In sport.
Some of the parents no doubt, are very
glad that the thirty days ere not longer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
Worth Reading.

Worth Reading
The crest impro remen's in the man 9fseiur.
Of cloi hing during the last twenty 1--WE years
has brought the business TO the front rsnk OF
commerce.. The business to-day has assumed
proportions vi th; grrai.st magnitude, and 10
surpassed by few if any in eE,sn, and capital
employed In every city are nov 10 be seen
magnificent; emporiums devoted solely TO ihi,
class of business, where clothing suitable for
all classes is for sale, prices hitherto unteard
Of
The scarcity OF money at present all over the
country makes it necessary tor everyon; to sav We
every cent possible n making their purchases
You rsad every advertisement in this paper of
business houses both in Baltimore and Wash
ington girin. you inducements TO purchase
from them tail trying to prove TO you that they
can do more than ihe otherj. Now If you will
only take pains IN considering the te~ facts
shall relate, know many will be glad TO pro-
fit by them. In The LIST place, my place 0! bu-
siness is in Alexandria, which is more conve-
MEN, TO you all to visit 2nd, ny eIpeB are
less than one-,hird OF the houses in Baltimore
and Washington. consequently ] can sell st
least from 10 10 30 per cent. cheaper; 3rd, my
mode Of doing business cannot tail TO be adj
mired, having strictly four points TO do bust
ness upon, Viz One price TO all. no misrepre-
sentations, money refunded when not suited
fair dealing 10 all. 4th, | carry the largest
stock of clothing both for Men and Boys thi $
side OF New York, knowing by SO doing can
suit and please all my customers 9Th and last
but not least shall make il my main oil jet
10 make it satisfactory to all the readers Of this
paper aud make il pay them TO give me a call
Please weigh these few facts and " hen you are
in need oil goods in my line stop al Alexandria
and give ME n chance of proving what assert
NJ l. Waterman
Clothirr, Halter aud Gents. Furpi,her,
No. CO King, cor Fairfax S..
Alexandria, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
Gathering.

Quite a pleasant and recherche little
affair took place on Monday evening last
at the St. Charles Hotel, in this village.
II was gotten up by the young folks of the
neighborhood, for the purpose of Willing
away in social enjoyment the long winter
evening, and reminded those present Of
old time sociabies when such gatherings
occurred at stated times through the
neighborhood. Music was the order OF
the night, and many we'll selected songs
were finely rendered by the accomplished
vocalists Mrs Mary Forbes and Miss Eliza
Jenkins. the latter also gave in her usual
mastery style some well selected instru-
mental music that was much enjoy ed by
the company. Dancing was also INDUCED
in to some extent by the devotees of terp-
sichore, who, though not worshiped much
ON the occasion, was worshiped exceeding
well. The social and accommodating hos
tess Mrs. Geo. A. Hunt, prepared tempt
ing repast in the way for which she is %
famous, and it was partaken Of with much
relish by all present. Her oysters especially
received undue attention on account OF
their excel snt flavor and superior cook
ing. Mrs. Hunt must have made spe-
cial contract with cd father Neptune to
supply her with those oysters. and If she
did he certainly fulfilled his part of the
contract faithfully, for they were decid-
edly the best We have ever eaten, it may
have been The sight of so much Sweetness
around that caused US t. think so, but in
our confirmed bachelorhocd, We were
philanthrspic enough to lay it all on the
oysters. The ladies present were Mrs.
Forbes, Misses jenkins, Misses Boswell,
Miss worthington, Miss Jennie Stone
street, Miss Wheeler, Misses HUNT, Mrs
Mathews and Mrs. Harris Stone.trset, all
entered heartily into the occasion and
made the affair . most enjoyable one, and
many were the regrets expressed at its
breaking up, which was about o'clock,
A. NJ. We trust this may soon be fol-
lowed by another of similar kind.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
A Serious aud Probably Fatal En-
counter.

A Serious aud Probably Fatal En-
counter. s -s
The following account Of an ARRAY
which took place in Cobb Neck on Mon
day last, has been handed to US by gen
t,eman from that vicinity:
1.-THE citizens residing in the vicinity Of
Cobb Neck, near Lancaster's wharf, were
thrown into an unusual state of excite
ment on Monday last. The facts, as far
As gathered from parties residing in the
neighborhosd, were AZ follows: Two
brothers, each respectively captain Of an
oyster boat, were talking in front Of Prices
store near Lanc.ster's; when a negro APP
preached and rudely intruded upon their
conversation. One Of the captains, after
demanding his business AMI receiving an
exaspsratihg reply, knocked the negro
down He arose AMI grasped an axe.
The captain then drew . revolver and de-
clared he wsu'd shoot the negro if he did
not pu, down the axe. The African repre-
sentative thinking prudence the better
part Of va'or, dropped the axe and fed
precipitately. The two captains then re-
sumsd conversation, and were joined BY .
young white man attached to one of the
oyster boats. In . few minutes q
white man, evidently friend Of the
negro, that had been 20 summsrily
disposed Of approached the trio of speak
ers and questioned the gentlemen about
their treatment of his negro friend. One
of the captains pushed him aside. He
then took up brick and threatened re-
taliatios. : The captain then showed his
pistol and said he would shoot him on
the spot, if he did not drop that brick.
He dropped the brick and went away
voxing vengeance. A short time after, as
the two. captains and their friend stood
talking together in the same place, a shot
was fred from neighbsring tree, and the
three men were seriously wounded. The
young man and one of the captains started
for the tree to catch the would be assas-
sin, but fell exhausted after having gene
few yards. One Of ehe captains il very
seriously Wounded The man that fired
the shot escaped, and-so far no one knows
who is the guilty person"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
Local BreVitieS.

Cod, very cold and more coal.
The County Commissioner meet on
Tuesday next the first instant.
The leading question-W no will bs the
next Chief Judge.
The Potom.c still, continues firmly
blockaded by the ice.
Capt. VIM. J. Norris, Of Baltimore, is Wis
iting his brother A. }. Norris, in this
county.
Bad colds are fashionable, and arc pre-
valent in the neighborhood. They are
worn with red eyes and a troublesome
nsse-Next H. - 80
We are in receipt Of communication
from an esteemed correspondent, but ow-
ing to the lateness of its arrival will be
unable to publish it this week. 1t will
appear next week without fail.
When the young sparks of this town 90
to take their girls out sleigh riding. it
would be we'll for them to see that their
fiery teams are unhitched from the horse
rack before they ply the whips. ss
L. this moist and varible climate Colds
are the rule rather than exception. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is just the remedy fol
every one TO take when suffering from u
Cough, Cold or any Throat troub e.
Mrs. VIM. Tippett, Owasco, N. Y, says!
II have worn an Improved Excelsior
Kidney Pad about three weeks, and have
eceivsd great relief from it for pain in
the back-Sec Ado. ~ sIs
There is considerable talk Of having a
fancy dress party in this village before
the lenten season We echo the wish OF
the young people by hoping that it will
net end in talk.
in. Beck of Toledo, Ohio, says:-My
father, before wearing the "On'y Lung
Pad" could not sleep nights on account Of
his violent coughing, since wearing it her
has slept soundly every night.-see ADO
Some of the ladies who attended the
social ga herring ON Monday came in sx-
carts, and the proud step and high heads
Of those oxen showed that that they were
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
The Circuit Court.

As stated in our last issue Judge Ma
gruder deemed it e1psdient to adjourn
the Court from day to day, owing to the
death of Chief Judge Brent, until he could
communicate with the Chief Judge Of the
Court of Appeals, as TO the propristy OF
conducting the business OF the Court, I'M
til the vacancy had been filed. Having
heard from the Chief Judge the latter
part of the week he concluded to convene
the Court on Monday, which was done
On that day the Court was engaged in cal
ling the appeal, trial and appearance
dnckets, and entering judgments in plain
and undisputed cases. Yesterday the
Court was again in session for = few
hours; no business of public importance.
was transacted.-N Marlboro Gazette.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
Declined.

OcCI1uCu-
We must decline to publish the
communication under the caption OF "Po-
monkey Items."-irst, because ii 10 not
accompanied by the real name OF its au-
thor, aud second because it handles
.Snooks" rather more roughly then he.
perhaps, deserves. II the author will
modify his structures upon -Saooks' to
some extent, and send as his real name,
which We always require, wewiii give his
communication = place in our columns.
We shall always be glad to print brief
and pnngent narrative Of current hap
penings in and about that thriving little
town, and will thank any correspondent
who will favor US with such.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
When You arc In Warrington

EXAMINE our Pure wool oolorrd and
Black Cashmeres a. - cts. Examine our pure
wool de.Lle width Black Csshmeres al al cts
Table linen at IS cts. Blankets large sac and
double al s. 90. Black SiIksat 81 CT, and ):
Bridal quits for SO cts Table linen IS cts
wsmsalix cotton, the best gard vide cotton
in the world, only 10 cents, worth III eeat,
every~ here Beautiful nc~ Dress Goods ;.
as Is, ~, IS, up 10 81 So Black ssd Color
ed silks Black and Colored Satins IS cts. -
Black and Co.ored Velveo Excellent Canton
aAune. s cts. The Best Calico 81 II our
goods are not the CHEAPEST please 10 not buy
thea
CARRIERS,
III Market Space. Washington, ID. c
Undoubtedly the cheapest DRY GOODS
STORE IN the United States.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28

We have made reduction of 10 per cent from our
marked One Price on all winter clothing We wish all
to distinctly understand and appreciate that discount
of 10 cents each dollars worth of clothing is fully
equal to discount of % cents the dollar from the
prices of other establishment for the that
manufacture all the good that SELL and pay jobbers
profit call will convince that rs heretofore we do
precisely we advertise. EE4
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
Prince Georges and the Judseship

Prince Georges and the Judgeship.
The people OF Prince Georges coun-
ty are divided On the question Of the re-
of person from their
county for the vacan, judgeship. The fol
lowing from the Annapolis correspondent
of the Balto Sun will show their feelings
A large delegation Of citizens Of Prince
Georges county waited upon the Cover
nor to-day in the interest of Mr.. r. B b.
chew, who is named as An applicant for
the chief udseship of the seventh judicial
circuit, in the place OF Judge Brent, de
ceased. DR.. w. w. Duvall headed the
committee and acted as chairman; among
the others present being'Mr. /. S. Wilson,
editor of the Marlboro Gazette; W. j Hill,
States attorney Of Prince Georges county;
Geo. w. Wilson, A. T. Brooke. W. II.
Harper, George H. Bunnsll and other.
The Governor said he would consider
the claims of the committee and give the
application OF Mr.. Chew consideration
when the time arrived for the appoint
ment of Judge. The Governor will receive
a COMMITTEES IRON the same county in the
interest of John B. Brooke for the same
position the latter part of the week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
Written for the Times:

Written for the Times;
Pa rOdy On Mrs Heman's Rock BE-
side the Sea"
O tell me not the woods are fair,
Now winters on her way,
For we'll know how wh,ely there,
In heaps the snow drifts lay.
How bright the glowing sun at eve
Or moraing prime may be,
Yet ask me, WOO me no, TO leave.
Nv hresides warmth and gles.
The north wind ,huudering o e the plains
The ho.r frost's piercing signs.
Uato my aching ears bring pains.
They wiring tears from my eyes.
Come back o genial spring and reign,
Winter tri'gs few joys to me,
o. long to greet you back again
Sweet flower and busy bee. INT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
GIymont Dots.

Glymont Dots.
A gentleman living in the vicinity Of
Glymsnt concludes . business letter to
the Editor with the following interesting
account OF the monotony now prevailing
in and around that usually thriving and
active, but now "frozen in" and isolated
burg:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28

CT. JOHNS COLLEGE, Annapolis, Md
- JNO. N. LEAVITT, ID. D.. Principal
The College ~ilI REOPEN WEDNESDAY,
September 18th, a full corps Of rofessors au'
tutors. A complete college course in six de-
par,nenu. For catalogue tready by August
u address the Principal or the Secretary.
jy 30-2m PROF. w. II. HOPKINS,
Annapolis, Nd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
Town Talk.

The splendid as sortment Of Mems Boys
and childrens clothing for fall and winter
wear now in stock at our stores meets all pos
sible wants and finds unqualified approval
The order Department pleases the most fAstid-
ions, and We invite the inspection OF every one
in wan, Of FIRST class garments TO call on Chas
~ Chem Il Son largest One Iriee Clothing
House go W Pratt extending throush to order
Depar tment SIS Hanover street
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
Thomas Ward,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER
La Plata, Md,

rs now prepared to do all kinds ofCarpenter-
i ing, Repairing, Jobbing at Lowest Rates.
Contracts made for Houses, Barns, &C., in
any part of the county. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Estimates of all kinds of work given on
application. Refer to the school house in Port
Tobacco all work done by me in the county.
nov bly,.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
Oysters.

SERVED in every style and at all hours
- at the St. CHARLES HOTEL, tor the
future. The proprietor will have constant
ly on hand supplies of fresh select Oysters
which they will take pleasure in serving
to their patrons. de 10 tt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28

III 1 were addressing you in your edi.
torial capacity, l would feel constrained
in obedience to often repeated reques's,
to furnish you some items from Glymont.
But such is the fiigid appearance of ely
mont and its surroundings, if one had an
idea it would CONCEAL before he could give
expression to it, truly it looks "a ban
quet hall deserted" George looks at
Dick, and Dick looks 1t George, and they
both look at each other. Gs.rge accu-
rately counts the number of hairs that
adorn Dicks upper lip, and when he tires
of this -oes across the street and holds
the baby for diversion, while Dick reads
the stale jokes in Green's August Flower
almanac. Friend Smith hops around and
damns laws, lawyers and the distraint
law in particular Sam relieves his eanut
by artistically carving his name on the
cheese box like Bill Stump, of Pickwick-
ian fame But wait til "the beautious
limbs of commerce are freed from the icy
letters Of winter" as a Bostonian would
express it, and then she will resume her
wanted activity and again become thu
Natchez of the Potomac.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
VARIETY, STYLE AND PRICE
with any In the United States We are large
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN GOODS,

one Of the firm visiting Europe twice year
to make purchases, and our selections in this
country are made to great advantage.
Having been in business over fifty Years un.
der the firm of Hamilton Easter Co., and
latterly of Hamilton Easter Sons, we have
BY fair dealings at moderate profits built up
very large trade.
The price in PLAIN FIGURES marked on
all our goods, from which no abatement or sec.
ond price is made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28

70 ADT8&TIy1RS-THE TINES having .
larger circulation tAer, any other paper among the
.-tsllis~t Jrmsrs ond business men Of Charles
csun&. soers superior inducements to advertisers
. insa1 their announcements in is columns. Send
In Southern Maryland, to sag nothing about cireuid
Hsn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28

TO ORDER-Auy description of HAIR
NESS or TRUNK desired male to order
on the premises at popular prices.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-28
E P Al R. IN G.

Trunks covered, and Trunks and Har-
ness thoroughly repaired by good work
men.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-25

Paaaee Slssping Cara o. tbs sTnES dzzlv besssn
S4van1aa and daGkaonEtEla, CAmElss9on and &sE@
s0nville. and Maeon nd JacksoaEiEA
No change Of ears bekwaem amxnemah nn4 2aek-
s0uvflle and Mscon and JneknonxfIla
FassenEeFs leaving Maeom a4 10 n eonneel s
Jesup via this train for R5orifn ansly.
Passengers ron FloFi6a b. lhis tFnln eonneck q
Jeeup win tzzin arriving Is MzoaA g 1@ u
daily.
Passcngeu from nmsnnnah Cor 0manmwsEIa CnaM
Keys and El0xida TranaGk Road tale - emam
fnssengeFs from 6mFMnnah fnr MmdIncm. MamzI
celia, Talahmnnee and omlneg take tIssn kzman.
Passengers fro@ onlmey. IAIlahanfea. MonEzeslla
and Madison tAhe tbs train, meeting zlesplng mIs
Ct TebeAusirle as 70 II
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-25
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
or THE
Lave Oak, Tampa and Charlotte Harbor Rail-
way COmnanv.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEGIs-
- afure OF the State Of Florida, entitled IAN Act
TO Provide General Law for the Incorporation Of
Railroads and Canals,' and approved February 10,
1874 notice 10 hereby given, required By said act
that company has been formed under the name Of
snS e VIZ a ss
powers, privileges, and franchises conferred upon
companIes fofmed under said SCI, for the parPose
OF constructing. maintaining. and operating rail-
and property. The mAin line Of said railroad viii
be ab0nt two hundred and sixty miles Ia length !;
VIII be constructed between point AZ or near Row
lands Bun, In euwaDnee county, 70 point at or
near or on the waters Of Charlotte HarboF I'm Mana
tee county, and pass through into the counties Of
euwanuee, Alachua, Levy, Marion, Hernsndo, HIlls-
borough and Manaiee.
Il 8 HAINRS,
WIN. P HARDEK,
JOHN =. WHITE