Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-06-13

/ Harvest will commence heXt week.
/ Base ball at Bryantown next Monday.
/ The festive mosquito is IN the warpath,
The colored SHOES close today for he
summer
Much of the clover crop Of the coun Y
mas already been gathered
The commissioners met four days next
week to make up the annual levy.
1t will soon be time for farmers TO pre-
vsricat- ab ut their yields of wheat.
The baarding school lads and lasses
will soon he returning home FIR summer
vacation.
Benedict raises hogs that are able to
climb fences They raise Sigei animals
in that country.
We publish the remaining local laws
for this county on the fourth page of this
Issue. Don't forget to read them.
Owing to the back spring and III"
want of lain during the last two weeks
early garden vegetables are SOW in ripen-
ing.
The colored girl who accidentally shot,
herself at Mr. F. ID. Mudd's couple of
weeks ago, died from the effects OF her
wound on Monday.
The most forward corn crop in the coun-
ty is in Mr.. C. f. wade's lot in this viii
lage. The crop has uniform heigth Of
nearly two feet over the entire fed.
As he warm weather is now fully on
US the young man. and the cd man too,
finds it necessary to keep up with the pre-
vaiing fashion and have their hair shing-
led
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. w. Cross are at pre-
sent with the lady's parents at Matthias
Point lighthouse. We understand that it
is their intention to take up a permanent,
residence among Us.
| We are glad to learn that Mr.. Henry A.
Turner has at last recovered from the pain
full accident tina, he met with during court
1t is source Of much pleasure to his nu-
merous friends to see him about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford, of Connecticut
have been guests at the Howard House
Chapel Point, for the past week. Dir. AL.
ford is much pleased with our neighboi
hood and county and speaks OF locating
permanently among us.
Mr.. Thomas w. Ma'ting'y, of Calvert
county. died on Friday from injuries re-
ceived ~ falling through the hatchway al
Tobacco Warehouse No. 3. He was jsnitol
at the warehouse and the inspector will
appoint his son to his fathers position.
The agony is over at Chicago and many
OF our local republican politicians are not
at all pleased at the result. 1t upseis
many of the stalwars nicely formed cal
cula,ions. They need not be disturbed
however, for we always intended to e'ect
Democrat this year.
The house of Lowenthal, Of Antwerp
was on Thursday the 9Th inst, awarded
the French contract for supplying -, 00t
hogsheads of Maryland leaf tobacco. E
E. Wenck. of Baltimore, has the buying
for the contractor The contract for 500
hogeheads OF Ohio tobacco vas not let.
we'll contested game Of ball was play
ed in Calvert county on last Saturday be
tween The Huntingdon and WoodviIl'
clubs, and resulted in a victory for the
Woedvile 10y score of TO II Thu
Woodville nine played a beautiful fielding
game, several double and one triple pla,
being made by them.
The Twelve Apos les of Fraud :--"Th
ten white men and two negroes who de
5 frauded the American people out of thei
$ choice for President in 1885, is picture
aOx2S inches, just issued by the Advanc
Publishing Co., Nos. 5 and Z Murray St
D New York. 1t makes honest men tbriv
and fraud conspirators writhe. Price 8
cents copy, prepaid to any address.
copy of this picture can be seen at thi
Office.
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