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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-26
Board ano Rooms r0ante0.

A YOUNG English gentleman engaged in
IA business IN the city wond ike to End board and nice
room with an English family In Newfork highest
references yen Address. giving fullest particulars 10
n. L. AZ Tribune Uptown oEce. l,23s broadway.
WANTED.-A large, well-furnished room
w near b0h.st. West Address
SLOWER, Tribune Uptown ONCE 1893 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-26

mo RENT -Delichtful country seat on TIT
L Hudson near Newburg; house turnishedi eNtehslN
pleasure grounds, beach &c; also lOi sa O. 90 60, .
VERPLANCK EROS. % Chamb 'rs-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-26

TOR SALE or TO LEr.-On Throggs Neck
Westhester country seat OF ~ acres with extensiy
aer front directly Opposite City Island large modr
house stable icebouse barns and garden fine lawn all
S.V H. CRUGkR, 100 Fulton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-26

uOUSEKEEPERS.-Th time t nrv. mousse nor =
Eat iStbsi tie best place have your capes saaken
curtains blankets, wearing apparel eieaneo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-26

EARM FOR SALE.-Sixty acres, all tlllable
plenty of fruit trees; mile from village OF Flushing
cheap; easy terins ,,, =, ,oo,o 1i,shinc T T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-26

NAPHTHA REN0VATING.-Wo pro-
~ carpets furniture clothing Only and original
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Destructive STERN

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Some Facts About Farming.

Although rich farmers are about as scarce as
poor plumbers, and although many farmers IN
sist that they have to struggle against a general
and powerful combination of manufacturers,
merchants, bankers, railroad companies and
Congressman, il is nevertheless true that about
AS many men in the United States work on
farms ms in All other forms OF manual la Dor com
bned. Why? 1t cannot be because the labor
seems easy 10 them. for farmers work, like a
woman's, is never done. The Newburyport
Herald explains the true inward.es. Of the pop
u.rity of forming and we reprint the explana-
tion for the benefit Cf the million of people in
aud about New York who are in chronic fear
of the wolf at the door =
There is one popularity about farming rs II
business which distinguishes II from all others.
This il that II gives ON" living even II he Is un-
ilIed and impruyidcnt aud Incompetent. The
the product OF Very small plot OF land III titled
save, him from thai extremity. \ majority OF
The farmers pursue their calling a. their fathers
did before the IN. and put Hn more brains into II
than j convenient, and Yet they live IN comfort.
and have some luXurte~ which Only the Ilch can
enjoy in town.
Perhaps, however not many poverty strIckt n
derizens OF cities vii take the hint, far rs our
contemporary further remarks -
To a majority II people. however. lie town NE.
i attractive that they prefer want and the
prospect 81 IauTs rI>rn. with plentiful society and
the cNcIt, mcnt> and variety Of collected human
itV, t. the nlunUIouN OF the country, with it,
slrjr< at IN" and The u"aTue>S To the soil which
j. the natural refuge OF mank ini.-N. \. Htfrt}d,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28

Rub enough Iipe leactes th'' II a fine
sieve 10 o..tain pint Of pun, i-' /. p"r
into a vessel with ten ounces Ct T""'.'t'd ~ I
ana Il few drops each Of The i's I'm. I.,'-
and vanilla dissolve an ou,ce and hGf ','
clarified gelali with a . ! : II T.. il Il
with Tie pulp AID cooI it partially, ii C., 'r.A l..
wi ole carefully with pint well viii pa
cream New TIA; tie whites OF three eggs 70 -
very stiff roth, aGdIn4 Two ounce of Iulverj III
sugar. Drop the egg b. large teast ohtsls in
to hoiicg seee ned milk. Cook th IN Iitt!e
and then drain him sieve. Now cat six
ounces OF hanchsd peach's into Sin Il sqIares :
iube,i jelly mod in ice, and put layer o.
the cream an inch thick o. The bottom. ALLOW
this to CONCEAL, and then add layer OF egg
and the cut teaches. Cover this witt tie nm,
reeze il again. ard so repeat The layers nnlt
the m Id is filed, finishing with the cream.
Then sci on ice Ii | wanted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28

by The medical profession upon the causes
and cures Of nervous prostration, gas'rlc
irritability, loss OF appetite, loss of flesh.
and upon diseases of the digestive organs,
&c, and with what result. In many IN
stances none whatever. The market has
been overrun with patent medicines, until
ones faith in any curative has almost be
come exhausted. There has, however, a
valuable compound been discovered in DIR.
Henley's Celery, Beet and Iron, which the
afflicted should not turn u deaf ear to.
Give it trial and be cured. All drug
Gists keen it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Attention sIsaocrais.

The Registers for the ditferen: districts OF
this county give notice, in official advertisement;
in another column tina: they will open their Of
fees on Tuesday September sih, and will con-
,nue ttem open TO Saturday, the 18th, inclu-
sve, for the registration OF rev voters, for
transfer Of old ones from one district 10 another
and for the disc barge Of any other duties impos
ed upon them by law This is an important
meeIing to many voters Of this county, who are
either rot reeste ed at all, or who may have
removed from one district to another, and there
fore require transferring on the books in order
TO exercise the RICH; of suffrage at The next 81.
ton. We hope all suct voters y ii rcmeu Der
Ihis meeiIng. and see to il that ihey rot de-
prived Of thei, votes by noncompliance with
The require ments Of the Law and that those be-
coming Of age in time fer the November cleo
ton will attend to it mt the first sitting, aud
also those who wish to be transferred from one
district to another
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28

We print below letter fram Gen. Frank
A. Bond. the Superintsn lent of the Maryland
House Of Correction, in relation to the matter
Of Andrew Gregory, the tramp committed by
Justice Smoot and afterwards fonnd at large
within the period of his commitment. to which
refer ence has heretofore been made by the
TINES. We are glad of the opportunity of set
ting Gen. Bond right in the matter. 1t will
now be in order for the sheriff to explain. We
hope after a while we will be able to get at tie
true inwardness Of Mr.. Gregors's case. This
l. lntt
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
LOCAL Nj ERS:

B9- The subscriptions price of The
TINES is 81. per aanum # paid IN
aduance or at any time vithin the cur
rent gear; If not paid acitAin the yeer
$l.5O aoiU be Invariably charged, a
ARRAYS heretofore, and from this ru7e
no exception acW be male.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
4 Great Convenience:

WEon NTsIlng E0IWmoTe, mHAe OFHN- ;
your headquarters. They Will IKE. care OF
your parce -ni deliver them to Steamboats,.
and L L pspots free. Their lire Of Men's,
BOYS, Clothing IS unususlIy attractive, willis,
their prices are lower than ever. Don't fail To
avail Yourself Fl the ini der Of the above firm
go " Pratt / S. Hanover Streets.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Democratic and Conservative
Primary Meetings.
C'ose up the Ranks and let the Democratic
Column Mnrch on to Victory.

TN accordance with the recommendation of the
L State Central Committee, at the meeting held
in Baltimore on the Sth OF July, 1885 the Dem
ocratic Conservative voters of Charles county
are requested to assemble in Primary Meetings.,
at the usual places, of voting in their respective
Election Districts, on
SATURDAY, September 12h, 1885.
at o'clock P NJ. for the purpose of selecting
Tn Delegates TO represent them in County
Con ven,ion, to be held in Port Tobacco, en-
MONDAY, September 14h, 1885,
at II O'Clock A NJ, sharp, whose duty it will
be to appoint Four Delegates to represent
Charles county in the State Convention, to be
held in Baltimore City, on
WEDNESDA 7, September 1914, 1885
for the purpose Of nominating one candidate
for Comptroller, and one candidate for the
Clerk of the Court OF Appeals OF Maryland.
The same convention will also be charged at
some subsequent day to be Hereafter named by
the County Central Committee, with nominal
ing candidates for the General Assembly and
for the various county offices to be elected this
fall
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28

TO ADVERIISER&-TH TIMES hariag a
!. ryer circulation thc11 any other paper among The
Intelligent farmers and business men cf Charles
Ct,,tty, offers superior inducements TO advertisers
to insert their announcements in is columns. Send
for card rates. te!ich lotc any other paper
in Southern Maryland. 10 seq nothing about crcuIa
ton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
F. NJ con.
W II CIR Y,
NITEI. lNIN
Tobacco Mark ct.
Democratic Central Committee Tor Charles Co

Tobacco Market.
Tie receipts of Maryland tobacco AT Bslti-
more last week were liberal, and the demand
very active for France, Br men and Holland
a prices in favor of the Hers. There were
=, SOB hhis inspected of which number 403 were
Maryland The demand continues active for
all spang!ed and Dinsbury grades of d sirable
character. Ouot.tions were as follows Inferior
TO good common s3@5; greensh and brown
S6@7; medium to ine red 5000; common
to medium spsngled S6@lo; fine spangled to
yellow Sll@!s; air-carsd Medium TO fine
s6MI2.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Local BreVitieS.

. >'tNHNollSSt a. q ii'''i,'
/ Count" Hamilton SAYS he will bet any
amount that he has the finest crop of
growing tobacco in the State.
( The days are now growing perceptibly
Shorter. and the mosquito has few more
hours in which to get in his work.
Stonestreet bearded DR.. Lancaster in his
own stronghold last Tuesday with what
success the primaries alone viii Prove.
Mis-. Mamie Jameson, an attractive and
popular belle of Hryantown, his returned
hou.e from a visit To friends at Wtrrenton,
Va.
Dr. Wilmer WIS in town last Sunday,
We prcsun e. however, it WAS not politics
tbs time as he left on the early train on
Monday.
Summer has but tour days left in which
to get in is work. The season of 1885
will be long remembered, however, for its
sweltering days.
\ game Of base ball was PLAYED at ris
gah last Saturday between the PIsG4h and
/ i Top clubs, in which lie latter came
oil victorious.
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ne a''""'"''e i't '"t 'sP""''c !" h''l ''a-
t'"" '"r county COMMISSIONER "''"ie Tue "P-
pF'';Hi"S n'e"''"h'
For the prnmp. ard certain cure Of erv-
siroias, use Ayers S,rstpari n, which is
the specific endorsed "y tie most eminent
medical authorities.
\ band of rayinr Turks visited our
town Yesterday They were Interestingly
dirty in ,pre.rtrca and their presence
caused II, >, .isG.ction - our people
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Sov.r.I ,,har pa.da5 Encouragement. IN tho
c!.nr,l, a3if;,. are !, rnr,rr,,,,i., liz the
n,s.cr
Camp mt' ting rr"Ycd harvest tor our
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-
The commissioners viii meet d neNt
Tuesday t"r the transaction ct general
business. rs politics are n'w booming
up it nay h" expected that large crowd
viii he in town upon tina day.
The oys.cT vi s,aa be in season. much
to the d,li.A, OF rp'rurr- Tie law per-
ants ,"HS'a- i'F mem i''.n me Isl al
2e9 enI"'E " 'm' 10 81 AZ. ~, an" '''
Y
Nj. " 4 N...ap. p.9sf-c, pos. y; -, lis
q tine.i.ir nI,nur., lr..r.s .b,..t, he will
SCI cheaa. They can b. sun AZ his farm
At Bersvf4.e. Mir. Acton W. uae Of the
sufferers hy L rcccn. destructive hal.
storm.
Our rrni. friend. Gn. NarLnrT. sEs
that lie : rot = candidate f1r cons n ssial-
~ nor Tor any ether oil - - IT,. gift at
thcfe.p.c. hobs IS tina. ( he can have
iavor.he weather and good crrps he aill
be bappy
Miss tvai, Jenkins O.: rhi. tow. Ia,
been appointed teacher - e school Ieer
Horse II 4a, Pr,rcs Georges county. We
congratulate, ..r pa'rous 81 he sgapa, in
..ltlinin1 the services If 50 c,up.;cD; NJ
educator
D. \ y Cpr-cv rrup..'. " to- sy thai,
he vii net lie At fis iFr,ao palt + Ina,cs
,!t.ri-r rh. marth ai : rt.nhrr. Persons
wishing t. $50 him during his mhath VIII
pie-sc notify him ~ ,eiter All dressed Sc
PaIt inh.tCu.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
10 the Voters of Charles Co.

Tf Q h.. ~. A he
time appointed Tor the sitting.
he e'h',T OF q, RsG.'f"''o' ''F the hTs' e'e'
popT yor,cco
~ r,.,l,r v..,n.,,., a.I ,r,,rs
',.y Ss,'.a,t,.r S,L OH a,l;
tn'h and -,
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,e 80, I'' az ',"
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NH ran
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On tuesday, ednes4Av, lhnfsday,
''uAl anu anu 0n .o'i H'P"
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Fr,Is;,nI S.tar'Jay sent
sth grh lOth. lltb
.uI 1o,b
Tn, ori,er of Registration for the
f,nr,h election Ii,trrrt Mil sit n
yrupopr
q, Tn.slsv "Wednesday TbnrsI,v
E.iJ.t s,l S,,urI,v Son,
S,h OH ION Ii,b
arI Ia,L
III. oncsr of REDISTRIBUTION f,r .bs
ff,h aIrc,ion d,s,r'rf viii ~ NJ
U,pprr Tor
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80 ".h 80 -,
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The Officer Of Registration for the
sixth election district will sit At
tIDOPE
On Tn.s.l,v and "Wednesday S.pt-m.
b.r slh and o;h and At
ut1DygTouy
-,
y" Il" ','a,' 'I 90 "'i ,,.i =
and I2th.
Tho oa,r,r If REGISTRATION for the
seventh election district will SIT at
1TEuiCS STORE
On Tuc.,l,y Weinesdsv Thurslay
FRIDAY aud Saturday, Sept.
Ssh, 9Th. 10th, llth
aud l2tn'
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Decline In Wheat.

Southern wheat declined 2s3 cents per
bushel on the Baltimore Corn and Flour Ex-
change en- Monday, Fu!tZ selling at 80 TO 81
cents, as against 90 to "a cents on Saturday
Longberry closed at 90 TO % cents, as against
90 to 81 cents on Saturday. TIE drop was in
sympathy nth the decline in Western wheat
on Saturday after the Southern market had
closed 1t was mentioned as trade incident
of note that in New York 100 600 bushels al
wheat were taken for shipment abroad. The
foreign export demand has fallen of 10 almost
nothing. and the fact that even leo, 900 bushels
was taken for Europe was thought to he worthy
Of comment A large part of the Southern
wheat received 10 Baltimore this sumner has
been re-hippad TO New York. where it has
been used to mix with under-rrsde wheat 10
bring iiup TO the stanaard--BIlto. San p inst
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
FRANK \ BoND.

Siace the above was pat in type we learn
from Justice Smoot that he las iutervie wed
sheriff David Smoot in regard to the matter
and that tie sheriff at first informed him with
much show ufinji:nation that he did deliver tie
man al the House Of Correction and bad re-
ceipt " hich lie could show when h. thought
proper &; but that later the sheriff came to him
ana stated that the man escaped from lis son
and deputy on the way TO the House OF Correc-
tion near Winan's station aad was not deliver
ed. Sheriff Smoot further stated that he same
man has been recently re arrested by him in ibis
county ami VAS OF the 7,h Of the present
noah delivered 1t the House of Correction
under commitment from Justice Newt, hy
the name of Hama Nagr1g or, and is now con-
ii ell al that institution. We are CAD hat tie
responsibility in his matter hss at last been
fixed, although it does not involve any very
high compliment 10 the vigilance Of oar couat,
sheriff to know that Supernatural Old Pri-
soncr Ike Gregory can make his escape from
his custody a; pleasure.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
i5tSet on all Sides

By malaria, how shall we escape the dread in
fiction is the question which he deHzens Of
lever and ague districts ask themselves Tie
answer CONES from former suf ftrers " no for
years have escaped the visiatlons OF the period
il ,couGge, through the protecting influence o!
Hostetter's Stomach Bitiers When the Noes
sity for using preventive measures arises, use
this mean OF prevention 1T unce. 1t reg ul"te:
the liver, facilitates digestion, and liberate:
impurities from the system, " hen such exist
by promoting healtGfu aclion of the howei!
and kidneys Act early. In all rea ions where
missma;ic vspors breed disease, it is hso utell
necessary 10 be provided with a safeguard, anC
Ibis is true, though sojnurn in such locaii'ic
is destined to be brief. No one can afford tt
breathe malaria for short time. The Bitter
is sovereign 81 ecifc for rheumat ism, debit,
and nervousness Keep il OF hard.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TNHE FARM KNOWN "PARTNERSlI.P,"
i situated about mile from La Plata Station
on the b. P. r R., now occupied by Lemuel
Wheeler The farm coutnins about It's acres
of land the most of which is in good state of
cultivation and well adapted to the staple pro-
ductious of the county. The property will be
so d cheapa' on easy terms, or will be rented
for The ensuing year TO a reliable tenant. For
further particulars apply TO
F. NJ. COX,
Attorney for the owner,
june l2-tf. Port Tobacco, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28

Editors Of the Times:
DEAR SlsS will You hc kind enough t" in
form Justice f l. Smoot through the columns
Of Your paper that be IS in error in snpp"sIns
Andrew Gregory ever was delivered to the au-
thorites of the Mary land House Of Correction
No ore by that name has ever been brought
here ard during the month of June no prisoner
from Charles county WAS brought here TITS
can be verified by asking the comfy officer for
his receipt, as in all cases receipt is given on
t delivery of the prisoner. | think 1t we'll to
ndd that since January LIST of the present year
but two prisoners have escaped rom here. and
it seems almost SUI e: hHous to say thar none
have been set at Liberty before the expiration O:
their sentence unless by proper authority!
Respectfully,
FRANK \ BoND.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Ens. SntP.

FO. S;lfP.
Howard Bros Coxs Station, have for SALE
100 900 new bricks which they offer cheap -
Those no contemplate building or are in neer
OF bricks for any purpose would do well to SCI
them btfore purchasing. Eau. 7-t)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
JNO. Nj. G.. COX.
CONSTBLE.

HAVING been appointed Constable in the
i L Sixth Election District of Charles county
and having given sufficient bond, ! am pre-
pared TO engage in the collection Of claims
and attend to all other business pertaining to
the office. Rrompt returns made upon all
claims put in my bands for collection.
JNO. N G.. COX.
NAV l-ly' Pomfret p. o.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28

The Mos. Fashionable and the hest Of
Baltimore Clothing is now srl ;ug At prices.
lower than are ~ kcd for ordinary rad -uui,
Stock ACNE Halt 2Gg " . Baltimore -.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Special GuaIs0.


AS the season for the of fertilizers ap
proachcs, it is important that any inforInation
respecting them should lie considered by the
f,rm.r We therefor suggest to Our Readers
Il a. ii will he of IT, terest Il EN- TO read " hal
Mr. JOIN A. Baker s,ys in his a'ver'is, menl
in his issue. Year after year fabaian ha-
received the Endorsement of AL VIII, have used
it, and it has bee IN il Household word in tisi-
county He has as, begun tie preparation OF
new fertilizers under the de signat;on It 81 &C.
ial Guano,' to meet the W MS Of f,ruers who
wish low priced fertilizers. II wi | sell t is al
S25 per ton, and recommends it as mach Supe-
rior to many of Tie guanos sod Al from SD TO
$50 per ton. We note ias as "ur people know
that Mr.. Bak RS representations are alw' ys
orne ont by good results and they c'n there
fore RELY on hat is pull lishcd in his advertise
III. n; to which we direct their attention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
A Victory for Charles.


The Grsenaway base hail dub. If Bryan
towr III der the marae cement oi Mr. F DtShles
Mudd visited Marlboro ca last Friday for the
purpose Of crossing bats with the Exclusions OF
thai place, and in six inning cs nte succeed
irg in d, fea,ing them y The score CT 81 TO 49,.
Tie Gree naways lie t home vi h tut seven men
both the pitchers of the club having failed to
put in alp,arance n, The last n oncnt ard in
this crippled condition it was lhous hi that the
strong Excelsiors weuld have Waterloo. The
yarancits on the nife, however we've flls d by
two players fr. m tie Croone cub, Mess's.
CofTren and Cs' O. me- ard Mr.. Harry MUD was
put in 10 pitch The Gfeenawa,s were FIST at
the at and succeeded in making runs before
eng put out The Excelsors followed with
runs. The Greena ways maintained tie lead
Thus oil tail ell until tie close Of = game. Tie
Excels:ors were unable TO hit Mudd's err"tic
delivery until the last inning hen by hard hit
tn. on iheir part and had throw ing on the part
OF the Greena ways they <ncc eiiug in pillng W
eight runs The Exce!siors have strong MAE
AMI p'ay IN excellent fielding game but at the
bat thev are no match for tie heavy slugeer:
ircm Charles. On the part Of the GrtenaWa.
The play of little Geor-e Montgomery at shor
stop was the feature. This little player captured
every Thing that came bis way and his throw inc
to bases vas unerrirg While at the bat h'
proved terror The ciut was most hosI itahl,
ertertained by their oPporeRts and everything
that could possibly tend to make their tIm'
pleasant in cur sister village was done. ant
,!ey ieit that evening with the most kind.
feeling for their magnanlmous opponents. !
g'me will pos sibIy lie played in this town at al
carly date bet ween the Excesiors and Por
Tobae co, as arrangerc nts to that end are nov
being made
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
STATE OF MARYLAND,

MARYLAND HOUSE OF CoRRECTInN.
JEssUP's, ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
AUGUsT 10Th, 1885
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28

v y nAtroN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
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week He was warmly welcomed and
bospitub entertained ~ lis numerous
friends here, all Of han we're more than
delighted T. again gree tins popular aud
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