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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
A Little RelnNNtlNn.

Owing to the fact that Christmas this year
comes on Tuesday, in the middle of the week
and Just at the time when we are the busiest in
the preparation of our paper, we have con-
cluded in order 10 give our force aud ourselves
an opportunity of enjoying the festive day, TO
publish but half sheet of our edition next
week BY this me.hs oar readers will miss
none of the usual editorial, news and local mat
ter published in the TINES. while AT the same
time the poer printers will br able to join with
the leSt of the world i'll enjoying themselves.
We are sure none of GU: readers selfish
enough to beerudge Us this little relaxation
from our ltbors, at time too when the whole
world joins hands mcrrily aronnd a festive
board and " hen peace ana good viii To all
men in the Christian Salutation. Where We
to publish our fu edition this holiday would
he entirely drnied US, aud Christmas instead .!
being day OF pleasure and trsI>ity wou,d he
one of work and worry. We tcri confident
however, that We have the will OF the people
with us in this matter.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
MatrilnoiiipI.

Notwithstanding the iuciemeucy OF the
weather Of W ednesday last, large h, ST OF the
friends of Mr.. E. Dudley Turner and Miss
Mamie B. Brown assembled al CHRIST church
in this village TO wlJLess the ceremony lhht
was to unite these two In the holy and indls-
soluble band. OF matt imony. The church had
previously been adorned with evergreens by the
hands of kid and thoughtful friends, aud pre-
sented quite festive appearance fully IN
cord with the smiling and cheerful counten-
ances of the assembled friends, and the happy
groom and his blushing bride elect. About /
o'clock the officiating minister, Rev G. T. VIII
liams entered the church and shortly after the
bridal corle.e assembled the aisle. First came The
groom having on his arm the venerable mothe'
of the bride AID directly behind them the hap
DIV bride leaning on the arm OF her brother,
DR.. G. A. Brown, who gave her away. Al
tue alter the bridal couple took their places
side by side in an easy and scl!-posSessed man
ner ready to take the holy VOWS that were SC
soon to unite them. As they stood there be-
fore the alter the couple presented IA very hand
|
pertinent ELECTED the most cordial approval anc
the kindnest criticisms from their assembled
friends. The groom was attred in the conven
tional black and The look Of happiness IN hi
face fully ndexed the pleasing emotions OF hi'
heart and he answ cred the interrogatorles
the minister in a clear and open voice ina
conclusively showed the JOY and pleasure he tel
) in being able so soon TO claim the maiden b.
his side The bride was tastetully and beconl
inglv DIRE ssed in a costume Of blue silk with
blue plush basque, that fitted her fine form
perfection, and her pretty face was sufuse
with maidenly bushes that lent aD additions
charm and at,ractiveness to it, as she took III
VOWS that united her to the man Of her choice
I At the conclusion of The ceremony, when III
minister pronounced he forcible and bindin
/ words until death US d. part, the fri, nds {
Il the newly married twain 1ocked around theT
: with the most vigorous handshaking and moi
u affectionate kissing rendered their sincere;
n congratulations and well wishes. The brid
y couple took The noon train for Baltimor
r which place will b. their future home. Th
:. young couple are most widely and favorab
:, known throughout our county and few vi
1t have been raised here enjoy wider popularit.
5 and in their new carer they carry with the
the hearty good will fall their friends. As f
:, us we hope that JOY and pleasure and lor
:, and happy welded life may be their portion.
lr Personal.
e. If there is a man in this county who h
lie not already purchased his winter clothing,
E. will II axe a grea, mistake if he does not at fiji
l. opportunity call on US. We are prepared
ID show you the greatest BARI gains in suits or owe
in coats EVIL with ssed. G.. N. Oehm Son. 2
y W. Pratt Street and IS Hanover Street Bal
more, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21

The following recipe for making an ca
celent Christmas pudding may e found use
full by our housewives DURING This season. 1t
any should concludc TO Try the recipe We
would accept AN invitation 10 partake OF II
when il is prepared
One pint seeded raSjns one pint rurran'S
one bait pint citruu, cut up; one solid llnt OF
apples, peeled and chopped hnc one pint fresh
beef suet, chopped hne; one hearins pint Of
fine bread crumts five ire h eggs oLe pound
white sugar one grated nutmeg one re"sP on
iul Of 1t. Flour the fruit thoroughly from
one quart oil hour, then nix lie remainder rs
follows: In large hONl put the eg-S, sugar,
nutmeg and salt, in one pint cf sweet mix.
Stir in the fruit, bread crumtS, ana suet one
after the other until a. are used, adding
enough -four to make he iru,I suck together,
which viii take AL Of jhe quart. bip the pud-
ding cloth n boiling water, crs d, e on the IN
side with flour, IN, in The pudding, Tie tightly,
allowing room 10 swell. and iCl three hours
in good sized pot, plenty u wa',r. Serve
with we'll favored sauce
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
Local BrevittCs
| merry Christmas.

\ merry Christmas,
II viii soon lie wri ten 1854
The weather during this week has be- n
decidedly wintry.
Mr.. V,nnor says there All! he 10 sno"
ii her II Christmas or New Years.
To-day, December 21st, is the shortest
day of the year.
TURKEYS have but ii short breathing
spell between now and tuesday,
Tie churcl 5 through out the county are
receiving their annual Christmas d,cora-
tons.
The Adjourned meeting OF the circuit
court convened here yesterday with Judges
Stone & Brooke on II e bench.
At the present price and scarcity OF hen
fruit egg nog will be u decided luxury
during he no days.
The Steamer Sue vii discontinue her
rims for the season on ihe lotomUc river
after Sunday, the 23rd INST.
We return thaks to VI sttr Robert Cram
for AN invitation to u tend Christmas
hop at Charlotte Hail. and rgrt our in
abili y to attend.
The bright red glow in the heavens at
sunrise and sunset still con inucs. and The
scientists ale rackirg their brains /" IND
ont the cause Of the singular Phenomenon
Tlree handed people are becoming very
mum, r"us, hey have hight hand lei
hand, and are always behind hand in tax
ing DR.. Bull s Cough Syrup when they
catch cold.
We learn that Judge Crane has mos
entirely recovered from the lndisposltioI
Which has confined him in Washington
tor some tine past, and that he expects t.
he all to return to his home in shor
tine.
Pug dogs as pets have had their day a
, mong the extremely fashionable, but co q
never 90 out OF fdshlo:, so tha' 1t Is d.
! ways necessary to know that DR.. Blu /
Cough Syrup is u sure cure for all cough
and colds.
None of our farmers have thus far sen
us any account of large porkers killed, S
it is impossible for Us to say whether gu
county leads in this matter or not. h
largest we have thus far heard of was on
:. XII led recently by Mr.. John w. Albrittai
weighing $40 pounds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
LOCAL Nj

bW- The subscriptions price of The
TINES is 81. per- onnum If paid IN
adcance or at any time within the cur
rent gear; If not paid within the gear
$3.50 wW be inraria6ly charged, as
clways heretofore, and from this rule
no exception WHl be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21

The sale of the personal effects of the late
w. B. Wood, which was advertised to take
place on Wednesday last has been, on account
of the inclemency of that day, postponed until
next Thursday, the 9th inst, when if every
thing is favorable the sale " ill assuredly come
off. See advertisement elsewhere.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
His Fourth Trial.

Capt. Cadwallader, Detectives Seibold and
Dro.te, and Lieut. Farnan, OF the southern dis
,rict, left Baltimore on Monday for Virginia
TO ateud the trial of Frank Burkman, of that
city charged with the murder # the captain
and ute of the sloop Fanny Southland. At
the last trial Burkman was sentenced to be
hanged, but was granted new trial. This
will be Burkman's fourth trial on the charge.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
continued .
Centennial Anniversary.

Next Sunday, December %, will be the
centennial anniversary of Gen Washington 5
formal resignation of his commission AS COM
m ,nder-in-chief of The Continental army. The
ceremony took place at Annapolis, where Con-
gress was then in session. No preparations OF
any kind have heen made for the proper ceie-
tration of the occ. sion, the legislature having
refused to appropriate any money for the ex-
pense attending the same. The Baltimore San
of last Saturday contained quite a lengthy
article, giving description of the event, which
happened in Cur old State House in the ancient
city hundread years ago.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21

Our village was quite alive on Tuesday
with applicants for the office of Tobacco lnspec-
tor. There are some eight or nine as far as
heard from, and plenty Of room for more; so
modest politicians need not be keeping them
selves in the back ground any longer. Gov.
McLane will know how TO dispose of all such
cases as may be submitted to him Don't be
bashful gentlemen if you want to be Tobacco
InsI ector.-C nlrtrf Journal.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21

Messrs. George Benore and George GILES
pie, two young gentleman from Scranton, Pa,
came to our village about two weeks ago fully
equipped and armed for cunning expedition
As neither, however, are crack shots and as
Charles county hunting is Somewhat new 10
them the feathered tribe have not suffered much
from their advent; but as both are "hoie
souled genial and clever fellows, .and as "oo-
iect seems to be no money" wi them they
have succeeded in making it pretty lively for
the bows about town. They express themselves
highly pleased with Southern Maryland hos
pitality and will carry back home pleasant
recollections Of their sojourn among US
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21

TO ADVER1ISERS.-TH TINES hariag a
larger circulation then any other paper among the
intelligent farmers and business Of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in Us columns Send
for card rates, ,ohich low any other paper
in Southern Maryland, to say nothing about circuia
ton
Divine Service.
Rev. G. F. Williams requests US to an
nounced that there will be divine service at
St. PauPs Chapel, Piney, on Christmas Day,
the 25th inst ut, at the usual hour.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
SUIrs to or Ter, Elseman Bros, 7th and
Sts., Washington, ID. e.
Suspicious

Suspicious
The four parties, purpor'ing to represent
New York Clothing Houses who visited our
county last week in search of purchasers tor
fine articles of gentlemen and ladies wear, and
who succeedel in making many sales, have left
for parts unknown, af'er securing themselves
by neg otiahle Notes + ON their patrons, which
they have probably, ere this, passed of TO
third parties Cetainly, they attempted to
negotiate some of these notes ut n very heavy
dscoun, before they left The village. Altogether
the visi, of these people 10 cur county, their
peculiar mode of dealing, and other circum-
stances that out cropped during their stay,
which we have not here space TO leier to. point
these traders out as Legitimate objects OF sus-
picon Beacon.
We alluded last week to the operations OF
some Of these same parties III our county, and
although we have seen none Of them in our
village and have heard of no attempts on their
part TO negotiate any notes they may have re-
ceivei from our farmers, still in view of the
fact that they are viewed with suspicion else
where we think it ad ' isabe for all to be parti
culary y careful ia their dealings with them and
above all to be guarded against s~indling il
the N liter of ne otiable notes that they may
ask for.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
The Race Suits.

The suits growing out of the late races
brought by George C. Abel and Robert A
Abel vs.. John T. Jarboe and J. Roland Wal
ton, were tried before Justice 10. F. Morgan,
on Wednesday Of last week, and were held
under consideration by him until Saturday
Robt. C. Combs and Camalier A ell appear
ed for plaiptiff and d. G. Hammett for defend
ants. The pleas were put in by the defendants,
one that they were not the parties bound and
the other, the gambling act. The Justice decid
ed that they were the parties bound and tina
the gambling act did not apply for the reason
that the purses offered by proprietors to th'
winning horses were in the nature Of prizes
and that there was no bet between them an'
the wners of the winning horses Judgment
were entered against the defendants IN boil
cases for amounts claimed, with iaterest from
Nov. lst, 1888, and costs .-Bspcon-
SUITs TO or Ter, Elseman Bros, 7th and
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
The Situation Elsewhere.

EIsEMAN Bros, popular tailor aid clethers,
Washington, D. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21


" TX of Gen. Bradley T. johnson ID maRs. re-
spects but differed from him ia me eoncIusion
that Baltimore obtained his conception regard
ing religions Iibert, from SIR Thomas Moore :
fiction "Utopia;' be thought the proprietary
drew his inspiration from a higher and more
real source.
Father kervick made good :erms with his
audience from The very offset and COMMANDED
the most perfect attention throughout. Thong
very youthful in appearance, he possesses that
personal magnetism that al once en'trets the
sympathy Of his hearers, and he held Them
captive oy the frrvor OF hii eloquence, the
chastity and rhetorial beauty of his dicion,
and he force and earn'stness OF his arguments
His lecture is a lilerar, gem Of rare oIii!i"uc!
and will bear repetition.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21

In making your purchases for Christmas
do no, fail to call at Mrs Adelaide Quen Eel s,
where You will find complete and we'll select
ed assortment of all goods needful for holiday
presents Her stock consists OF toys, fancy
articles Christmas tree ornaments ladies toilet
articles, all kinds Of millinery goods and many
other thing too numerous for Us TO enumerate.
Mrs. Quer eel has teen SUPPLYING these goods
for so long time that she now understand
exactly has is necessary to please the children,
and if you would make the little ones happy
call on her and purchase toys for them. Do
not fail 10 examine her stock of goods hiCh is
no" open for iIs. lection.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
pounsvIxanta HuntssneA

EIsEMAN Bros popular tailors and c'othiers,
Washington, D. C.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21
The Sua Almanac

Mss Ida Shri,ers. Elieort cry, Nd, say
Il suffered from DYSPEPSIA and genera p'"'-
trntion. Browns Iron Buffers iuFroStd me
from the start
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-21

The cases Of MesSrs B. G. Stonestteet and
B. W. Spalding. presented by the Grand Jury
for holding election day ''treakf.sts' a, the
late election, were called in the Circuit Court
yesterday. The State was not ready in the
case of Mr. Spaldissr which was first on the
docket no witneSss.eheing present 10 testify
against him. The witnesses in the case OF Mr..
Stonestreet were, however, all in Port Tobacco,
li1uis.s Attorney, declined to go % with