Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-09-21
IncnI HreriIIes.

Poke bonnets viii be fashionable again this
winter.
coon and possum hunting will soon be in
order
Died in the wool-Nary's famous little
lamb.
The Registers will sit again on October LIST
and 2nd.
Fodder-saving is well advanced with our
farmers.
oDuckling green" will be a new autumn
tint in velyets.
The latest thing out the man with the
latchkey.
od.ty conversation is tortured by an cpl
demic Of puns.
Buttermilk is now recommended as a sure
remedy for dyspepsia.
Squirrels are plentiful, and guuners after
them meet with good luck.
! AS the weather gets cooler the political call
dron will become hotter.
France is the paradise of lawyers. 1t ought
TO be, it is the land Of Gaul.
In some parts Of Jersey discarded Saratoga
trunks are used for dog kennels.
Sizing our appetites for Thanksgiving din
mel will presently be in order.
Camphorated garments are being brought
to sunlight and vigorously shaken.
The girls are all happy over the thought
that next year will be leap year.
According to the new English fashion, the
knot Of hair is on the top OF the head.
Towson's store is not replete with his new
stock Of goods. Pay him visit.
Mr.. James L. Brawner we are sorry to
learn is quite unwell
When my prescription is out send over the
bill says a subscriber, and I'll settle up.
The DR.. says boys when you are whipped,
fall back and fight again, by g ID, ha
Michigan women get married so as to keep
a man about the house to scare away tramps.
Reads Grand Datcbess Cologne is the
sweetest perfumery in America and you II
find the most lasting, il sells for % cents per
bottle and is kept at Howard Bros, Cox's
Station. ap Zo-lm
Predictions are all ready being made that
we are to have a hard winter; plenty Of ice
and snow.
Remorse Remorse Remorse Shouted
Poker player last Monday night after good
fleeing.
Corn is sid to have been so badly injured by |
tho drouth that not more than half crop |
will be made.
Mr.. J. II. Roberts contemplates removing |
from Port Tobacco at an early day. So the |
old village is gradually becoming deserted
Gen. Chapman on being asked why the
Democrats did not nominate for the county |
officers apty replied, We hadn't time.
Mr.. B. W. Armiger, Photographer, who
visited our town last year is now at la Plata I
taking photographs.
DR. Bilop. formerly dentist at Mechanics |
vile has located in Bryantown, for the prac-
tice of his profession.
Mr.. James F. Mathews has announced him +
self candidate for reelection TO the Office OF
States Attorney. irrespective of party.
The young folks near White Plains propose
holding Tournament soon, 60 it boys, there
is nothing like fun
\ !, Judge Stone left here on Sunday to hol1 I
Court in st. Marys couuty and is expected /
/ 0 return Tomorrow.
Hens NAV he little backward on eggs |
Int they never fail 10 come to the scratch
where flower beds are concerned.
The peanut crop this year is estimated AT
2, 4s5, 00O-only about three pints to each
man, woman and child in the United States.
Reads three minute headache ana MURAL
ga cure is almost monarch for the headache,
neuralgia, rheumatism or any acute plin
made by W H. Read, Baltimore & Light
SIS Baltimore, Md proprieiors Of Read
Grand Duchess Cologne, up 20-lm
Hand-shtking is MS wi Widespread and popular
as ever, and the still more vicious habit OF
slapping on the back i. Enthusiastically on the
increase.
Now is the season for our merchants to
plant their advertisements and reap the bcn"
fits thereof And the columns OF the lSDE-
PENDENT is just the soil to plant them in.
The Misses Neale have opened their school,
and the bright happy face OF the rosy checked
school girls can again be seen around st.
Thomas.
Waldorf is blessed with candidates for tie
sheriffalty. Among the number is Mr. W
l.. Mcdaniel, who if nominated and
elected, he will make faithful and Efficient
officer.
The redoubtable greenbacl advocate, Mr..
O. N. Bryan has again announced by written
notices placed about in public places his
candidacy for the Legislature. Will that
great hersey never die?
One of Bryantown's most popular bellies
was united in marriage last week to Mr.
Clarence Jameson The bridal wreath ne er
oyershadowed ovlicr character, nor man
won a nobler heart.