Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-08-01
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BOYS. CLOTHING, Eisema Bros, 18th and
Washington, D. c.
Maryland Crops.

Maryland Crops.
The July report of the Agricultural De-
partment says Of Mary land "The corn area
Of 1884 is aboat equal to that Of 1888. Its pre-
sent condition is about average. Consider
ing the late season for planting and other draw
backs, with unusual freshets from remarkable
rainfalls of late in a few sections, its present
condition in this State may be ranked fully 90
which is better han could reasonably have been
expected. The late hot moist weather has
had great effect npon this crop for its better
ment. Tobacco has been planted to the same
extent as last year. In this State its culture
HIS gradually decreased so far as area is con-
cerned, but it has correspondingly increased in
quality and price. Peaches lid fair 10 yield
an extra large quantity of good fruit. Since
1875, the phenomena year, the prospect for
peaches has never been equaled Canneries
have greatly multiplied, and those great bless
ings-frnit evaporators-have wonderfully in
creased in numbers, so that now no fruit need
be lost TO the grower, unless he is too lazy to
save the peaches he grows
and Sts., Washington, D. c.
Club Organization.
At a meeting of Cleveland and Hendricks
Cub of District No. 3, held at Cross Roads on
Saturday, the 2Gth inst, permanent organi-
zition was effected by the election Of the follow
ing officers President, Joseph Price; Vice
Presidents, John H. Po>er. Geo II. Carpenter,
and Thos. ]. MlSiead Secretary, James +.
Carpenter; Treasurer, s. B. Huntington; Mar
shall. Aler. A. Haislp Asst Marshall, Dr.
John F. Price, Second Asst. Marshall, R T.
Willet; Flagbe,rer, Thos NJ. NJ ddoy; Second
Fiagbearer, W. ". Dunning'en. Ga motion
committee o four mem ers, viz: Francis E.
Huntington, Joseph Stein. S, II. 81 cake and
W. A. Smith, Was ap 'pnted 10y the Chair 10
assist the Treasurer in the selection nj purchase
of suitable fl ,g Tor the club. Action was
taken looking to full and complete reeistra-
ton Of Democ. attic voters in the district. For
the purpose Of bringing the Club and its work
within the reach of all, and for the better ac-
complishment of the ends in view, it was de-
cided that ub-meetings be held in different sec
'touS vi thc DiSuiCi, tue flCe-I TesiueH'S 'e-
s.)ectvely presiding. and hat reports be made to
the Club in general meeting. After the trans
action of other business, the Club adjourned to
assemble in general meeting al Gross Roads on
Saturday, August Both, when reports Of COM
mttees and local meetings will be received, n
flag pole erec'e ed &c. All voter of the district
are cordially invited to attend the meetings of
the Club.
There was large and spirited meeting OF the
lively interest manifested Much eni husAsm
was aroused by the arrival of the Nessrs. Dun
nington hearing a piettily devised Cleveland
banner. The flag was greeted vi it'll three lusty
cheers. Cd No. as is her want, takes the
initiative, has fallen iutoi inc with Der on,
and assumes her pace in the uun in the for
ward march 10 battle and to victory on the 4th
of November next.
The Gem ng Campaign
Is agitating the minds Of the pee pie but
not SO the question where 10 buy the cheapest
and best, made clothing rs the leading Baltimore
ClothierE, C. N. Oehm, 23O W. Pratt ST. and
80 Hanover ST., have long demonstrated the
fact, that they can't be nndersold. They are
al present closing out the balance of their hand
some ste ci at such low figures that orr friends
should hasten TO give them an early call.