Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23

Mr.. james X Meme ia reported 10 have m ,ip
81 900, 600 on Wall street in the les, ten weeks
The season al Cplumhis. s C is very for
ward. Peach trees were in full bloom on IA.
18th.
v'y recently rsn between Richmond and Cliff
ton Forge, distance OF ls3 miles in 6 hours
and minutes.
Thsnss '. Arrow.miih. for fourteen year.
couRtv clerk OF Monmouth county New J-rs.v
dl~d Saturday AT his home 10 Freehold He
Was about SERENITY wears old sad FOR mann
wears ran line of steamboats, bslween New
York and Keyport.
News having been received in New York rh,,
the Hoods At 81. L9ss and Cinrinatt we're
suhsii.ng, the B,ltinnre and Ohio Railroad
Saturday resumed the sac of ,icksls 30 ST
Louis and h-roni hv wav nf Cinrin.s,i and
the Ohio and Mississippi X ,lroad.
Daiug iss past rear. Mr. Fri,hr Weaver
tenant on Mr.. John " Stoaehr .ker's farm
Washington eouatv. made from III. milk given
by six Jersey csss an aggregate - |. l1S psnni>
oil butter Daring that time he raised from
these COWS six calves
Customs ofi,ials At Chicago have s.;r-i 81
500 worth u imported hair in tn. possession
Of ~oaas named Rva Stuff. The woman
admits that sh- got IL through the Nv York
cn'iom-honse free Of duty by ferias ofatial
who nams : not gives
The IN st elaborate church c.;,i,y l. t;.or-
riA is that OF Chris, Church, which IA. in.r
been hnished. after SIX no tbs Oh ligen, Tabor
II - made of Georgia rin. and sx-ca'-d in
Col ie stvi". The rosi Of the ceiling /. 81 600
helm. 'he s.eViil gift .f wsslthy frieai o
she church.
Doe Of the INST candid cl-r.rH-n in the
cnuuir, is the frtsior Of prominent church in
New York. lie declines an additional Slao 10
his salary hsragss..hs had ser.tntEs experienced
SO much I'm 'uiiy in collecting his p,y hat IL
would XIII h,n 10 attempt TO gather in sav
more money from the members OF his .osx.e-
CATION.
General Toomh. refuses 10 b-co.nr.. .,i,iE-n
OF the United States. AID declares h. lives only
for his nsilre Georgia and owes al'egisurS ONLY
TO her ant Der Institutions Wh~n asked ~h,
he refused the pardon ofrreA him bv the gov.
ermeni. his wrinkl-d face wore look of srera
as he replied: Psrioa me WHY d-n en-
haven, pardoned them yet"
A hstvy wind prevailed cas-, of the Uoas.c
mountain in Massachusetts, en- Sand.v. The
depot building at Zaar was torn to pieces. and
its found ,iiOn was moved four feet, The pas
senysrs and employees ran agt ~hes the chin.
ney fell and escaped nninjn- ed A fr.i, n, car
was blown across the Troy ami Grceuiell
R,ilro ID track.
Last week Frank vsndrke who had both
feet and che hand crushed hs falling beneath
moving locomotive in Phlsdelphis suffered
triple surgical operation lille usd-r the effects
or ether. Tse patient gave 40 sign. OF pain
during the half hsur required TO ampuisie the
crushed members, aud is reported as doing
well, with every prospect of recovery.
In making an excavation at WATERFOWL.
Mass, about 5000 of counterfeit hve-doIlar
pieces were recently found, hearir. date from
1858 TO 1857 Some were in good pres rva-
ton. while Others presented 4 silvrry appear
ance, having faded rom their original 90 len
hue The hiding pl ,ee WAS behind the hsa,,
grsnate wall of an oil cellar
Mr. Loria Blodgst has compsred hi. reri
sion OF the industrial census OF PHILADELPHIA
His report makes the number OF IN tnufacturipy
establishments IL 4s2, and increas- OF 3lO5
over that credited TO Philai-lphis nv the CEN
sus Of 1880. The number of person employed
is Increased from l12, So to 237 SOC. the in.
crease being 63, To4
Thieves r,iaed entrance Snurd,y night to
the Little Church Around the Corner, Of
which DR.. Hosghton is pastor. From the
church they obtained an entrance TO the pas
tors study, where they stole four pieces of the
communion silver service, including a solid
hagon, a memorial gift 10 the church, and n
jewelsd chaice. The property stolen is valued
at $3.50. There is no clue to the thieves
There are in the United States ffty-t~o
theological seminaries, whore 1000 young men
are IN training fer the ministry. About 200
professors and tutors are engaged in the work
OF teaching these young men. There is as vet
no concerted movement TO compel the admis.
sion of ladies TO the theological semnaries
Nor are there, as far as heard from, any lad,
applicants for vacant professorships
A prisoner at the Pittsburg peniisntiary on
made an attempt to initiate Shoebox
Miller, coiiing himsef up in tar barrel that
was to be taken outside. He had been furnished
with citizsn's dress, and a confederate inside
LA 'ded mp the barrel with him inside The
officials had their suspicious. and he was per-
United to carry out his plan, but detection fol-
10 we'd and he was returned TO prison.
Eight men were overcoDe by black damp on
Saturday while descending a coal shaft near
MaccaH. Cumberland county, S. One of the
numoer recovered his senses and gave an
alarm, hen party of volunteers went below
and found two Of the men, named Patten and
wilson, dead The others were rescued alive
but one of the number named Burrows, died
The tables were appropriately decorated
" hen the Boston Commercial Club gave 4
dinner to some railroad men. The central
piece represented o complete train, with engine
and tender two feet high, made entirely Of
roses, piRks, violets and other flowers. 1t ex.
tended nearly half across the presidents table.
The gusts, as a return compliment, invi'ed |
The club to a win,ry trip through the Wbits
Mountains.
A Stevens, Woodbury.. says: 81 suffered
with dyspepsia for long time; after taking
3Iowh's Iron B.tters, | feel greatly relieved" |