Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02
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IoeaI BrerifIes.
~ Ranks hgh-old butter.
swtea ieudeU-hair pins
- soon going to seed the farmer.
straw hats will saon be in d-u,aud.
The lost chord-a missing woodple
" Won't il soon he time for mad dog stories
m The swallow-true harbinger Of Spring
10 ia. arrived
=. All believe that the peach crop Of Naryla
y /. 10 lie a rouser this year.
7 Spring fever, spring weather aud house
cleaning are nov in fun blast.
Tie oyster season is atan end; but farmers
/. Toik has just commenced.
B The average boy, having empiiea his pock-
! ~ of marbles, now carries a baseball bat.
: Nr George Chaprelear has opened store
On the Old IIergenreeder property at Hughes
vile
4 Clean up your yards, repair your flower
/. b,is and make everything around your prem
iscs look decent.
Commission Merchant Moore and a tobacco
bnyer Lautz, were through the county this
week looking at the tobacco crop.
W. Dement,, Marshall Rye and W II.
CRAY were drawn as Jurors Yesterday BY
Judge Stone in place Of three Others excused
Every other man you meet now knows
something about the Booth-Lincoln tradegy
since Jones revelation Of how he crossed the
Potomac.
Nr q + Bealle has received the appoint
mput as teacher Of the public school in Po-
monkey, made vacant by the resignation Of
Mr. II. VI. Thomas
As Mr. r NJ. Cox was nearing the railroad /
on Friday last in his buggy, his horse took
fright aud ran of, throwing him out and .
slightly damaging the vehicle. Mr. Cox es-
capped uninjured.
Mr. James hewitt Of this county employed .
as conductor on the B & P r. R, met with
a painful accident SEINE days ago, by falling
from his train while in motion His injuries
though painful are not considered dangerous.
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tend the Republican State Convention. Mr..
Stonestreet holds that he will lie delegate
iarqc if not delegate from this district to
The Chicago Convention.
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a prescription. from Baltimore NJ d.
declaring him ia he ono of tho
so,,nda.t man he over examined ". tbouobt
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hr. HllI bowling gave a dinner to select
party OF ifiends AZ bryahto"h on Tuesday
1hahPasne WIS Pientl'ui ana Landlord
'uFen wore S'hile t"e slufe dAy IS good
a''ufed as 'n"' "hlcn i'ghts up his ph7 og-
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f"''' : ''''' - p'i"s'ns "''h MN litte
nun" - S''ei nm - "ci hiother during
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Mr. W " Gardiner HIS determined TO re-
urn to this county to persue his avocation rs b
farmer lie has rented part of the Iesuit i,
roperty near ST. Thomas Church. now o,cu (.
led by Mr.. +. N. Digge. 10 when bs will
,moye the ensuing wear Mfr. Di.ces h VIM,
iyen it mp 10 cease farming.
nv or so ago during the absence of the l3oss, H
nd induced one If his clerks 10 sell him
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