Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-16
Noes
Re"oFts from the ca;tle-range section Of Cello
RADIO say the loss of sock by snow storms add
cold weather amouut TO 3 per cent

dlNHte from NJ odng, ailsgtag fhtt ne loves
MS deg moe than his wife, and has bougi
or his tvo:Ite a collar al 81 500.
The Penohsrot ice-crsp ha-vesrei makes 49,
900 ions One hundred 'h.nsand tons are held
over from iss2. making us 600 Ioas Tor ship
ment.
Nine cars were wrecked on the Lshish Val
ley Railroad near " hire Haven. T., on S*,ur-
day night hy y broken wheel. Tweatr head
Of cattle were killei. The road was blocked
for nine hours.
Peter Rvsn, aged about go wears. ~he beass
aiher hHId character, murdered his wife is s..
l.onis Saturday night. hy smoth.ring her With
bed clothing. lie acknowledges the c,ilns
bat gives no reason for lis commission.
nuuarWen. Kan. shipped during IT,. LAST
season O5n carloads Of cattle are,agIke
TWEEN r'swo heat 70 the The cattle brought
sSj per head At market, m,kiag ever s. O00.-
oo0 "erth shipped fom this point.
Tbs freshst in he Savage river on Wcdaes
day bought do.n to Bioosai gron. G4c..t
couRty, between 6ve and 8. sigion feet Of
logs belonging = the Loch*l I.ambe, Com
psnE. Tn, mill 81 Bloomtag OF sill be pa'
Ia ope.atiss at onu.
Mss He''a v. Z. stdeli. q yoarx ,aiy Ia
yeas 81 age, wine VoAsgiAg near Hsrr--se-
Craze, nat long slHvr. met -llh srve q ais
Upon gsiag hone she 90 Dglainsi Of he 10.
jugics she had received. and vas sooa tsr
taken With cen<esgiv. chill an4 died
Toe Colorado I<si.I,tu. on Sstu.isv ag-
nrs|ri,ied S-I etsi Tor enter .insp-a; u tbc
Gra.i Army .: the Rep4S.Ic. sba bold
a.ijoaal eacaSPmeni al Denver darsax 'b-
dsa.ie $50. on0 more.
'.pr Sssman a leat.si 81 VI We soa. y Z.
Nss ala Ned Aui ,cverrlr Gates GA S.,a.-ay
oy W, LroNs. oArPts's" !sv'ug Al Pelham.
Tsl.e. a DO SAYS that he psStor took aIssatsgv
Of Ms B-oNuI calls al hts otss Tor dsaial
,res,ansat 80 Fatls iaProFer proposals % sc.
Ns;o, \. q. iIt.I. wao. h-so r tar go. uas
ouc % ,as Is-s o. COS OF bus cssi IcsuHa1t,
) e ssA pos. ss.i tor'u-c 81 s-,s0 Uoa isst
10 The city almsAouse SATURDAY IL bad lost
part o. as f-'tsss b-gssv he ssr ss4 ihs
.saIts = .ar sAr ssrF, 'se 's-naistss asaT.
Or Sassn 4 : n5sh. HesI.ksasa p.s,;s4sg-
ahis r4vsistsu. wss aa.oav IszysHz ne hsass
% Mauisr n,os~ iar wbea Size s4.iirals fell
10 the a4or sd cd. So bad tSvs uusch
voablcd ls.sly ~ q, sa'Saa "a rsassI 10 ss-us
p oPsriy-
t.ssi psa.sn -, Es8a4 dad On Saaa.y
&s4r Jsrkt1a uatb, al hr slu' - FisC Of
-ock. - fs-s axh he ssa s<rs s'f3iiaS
,'yk s-sa4eatti ca Sstssd,r -: ss4 ~hi'.
s'a-a'@E Re hrcasns saa as-sl IN as saos ant
rs.kv1 Of be cliI.
tornado -sg-ut1v b'.s a~.e "-ssh,ser.
"a rharyh LzIarA loss t4s thrsr -u
mortgage - the i,s % $3.50 Wbrya sst.i yluax
% H. ~iaer tat E.ns 'hs rontsygsrsaa has.
sv'n rd goat eoerEy. Aa4 haze e.ts' nr~
church sosias ;. 90 sai past g "a. 500.
debt
4 haalrr. aamst Psaain.Ioa. s.-rr,i a @
slsa! bear trap. s-ar " ht Top hoaa,.la
I7tatoa ssaatv. oae dsr l4sI ~s~k al be
,ss,s Of ,hs trap struck into lhr soa> o. his
sake H,s vr,es Of ssont ~est fOr'asAssly
hard sni be aas released. In. .srP -. ST
sersa reArs sEo.
H. lh- Sr~ 70 T,su,s, Ps,ier Cau., S.iar.
ds- Jsssire Ford required Rscassd ! Fox %
"a. ash s. o0o security DOT tue wp,a, The Of
fea,r Of promoting PttE- ashi .sghsa l-rlve
u.oaths TIE evmp'sla, alleged hat he 90
issvotri T. aTrsng. msish D<lsev. iirfs<
Sladr s-I Joha l. SsIsitaH
The Governor % Nsssoaa a.. declined 10
dslivrr Fsssk Jaa~s. uysa a ryq.is too frona
ths Garsfnof % AIauesafa 80 snsseg the
IN srSe % murder 10 cOaas- siaa = an the No ~
bsid bank robbery. Coz, CriGisai~n xsvs be
csaaoi deliver the Pris Iasr 10 an other State
Bntii afl-s the disposal OF the inIrsu4rat Y~a.i-
ing against him il Missouri
Ohy T. Ouen tie iestulIiar sIlrr Of m.
Third Na,oasl Rank Of :, Lpuls, US ar.
ssigned in the CRitri S,ss.s Cour1 in that eitv
% SATURDAY aud pleaded guilty His csua,el
read a ssa,ement, ia which Osra coafs.sr.i that
he gradually hceAR- Involved 10 gain nd cot
ton snecGla,ion,, shieh sl,imaI-ly caused his
'uia. SspituCe w@s deferred.
Boston Corheii. the man who allied WiIke,
Booth, is living in Kansas, engaged in the cat
lie business lie has become a religious en-
'hnsias', sHd ia cent letter to f. lead ia
Camden h" saws that he has bscn directed bs
God TO iutiiet daily corporal puniihment anon
himself as PenanCe for hssiag taken hnm.a
LIE
Two yoanK men Il On Middle.own, S4tnria,
wsGt To Frederick, and b.comiax intoxicated
got into an alteration with tao rolorsd men
on ous ofwhom they fired twice The occurranre
attracted large crosd, but the TWO Young
men, jumped into their sleigh aud make of,
lnlimidating the crowd With their rsvolvers
which they fred of rs they drove out OF own
An explosion of glsoline occsred in $
Blsisdell Jr, 4 CO.. knitting mills a Rock
City, near Amsterdam, y. Y, on Monday.
saussd by a Waterman going into the cellar
with his lamp. The building wreck ed
and fired, and the wstchmtn crawlea out with
terrible burns on his head AMI arms Loss
$50, 00oi insured for S33, 500.
\ family in Mason county, Illinois. named
Hickey. boast OF their heavy weights The
fathers weight ia $50 pounds the mothers
2s6; the eldest daughter, 507 sesond, 2T5
third $50; the first son. 220; secoad; 2O2; third
200, and the fourth, III pouRds Mr. Hickey
has tao sisters, the oldest weighing $40 and
the Youngest 270 pounds. The average weight
of this family is 277 pounds, and all are living
dispatch from Pana H., SAYS Reuben Cor
win and his brother-in-law, Jas. Hamlin, far
mers, settled an old grudge on Monday in the
presence of their wives by q desperate fight
with knives. Corwin WAS stabbed ir the neck
and Hamlin in the left breast. Corwin fred
Two intellectual shots from a revolver Both
men are alive, but their wounds are probably |
mortal.
The ejectment suit of Henry Nelson az inst
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
for damages, which has been in progress at
Nettaway Court house, Va, since Tuesday,
was given TO the jury Saturday They were
unable to agree. Two colored men were on
the jury. The suit Is to test the validity of a
privilege excursion ticket, and involves sixteen
other similar suits, aggregating about $40, 900
damages.
Many of the wealihiest men in New York be- |
gan poor Jay Gould was cowboy, James
r. Keene came from England with $40 in his
pocket Rufus Hatch began by deal n, in
garden sass" d. Appleton kept groce v
store J,mes Watson Webb was count
clerk, Henry Willard was a reporter, Lsona d
w. jerome was printer, NJ. Il. Clabh n
"a vermont school teacher, Charles O'Conor
WINS born of the poorest of Irish parents, Peter
Cooper was halter $ apprentice. |