Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-23
NOTES..
Francis Murphy distributed in Pitlsburg in
badges 500 yards OF blue ribbon

Francis Murphy distributed in Pitlsburg in
badges 1900 yards OF blue ribbon.
! The United States Crem,tory, in course O
construction on Mount Oiivet a hill near Mid
die Village, in Nswtown, l. l., was blown
down on Sund'y.
! Two tramps boarded tain near Oyerton
| Tex, Monday morning, AMI when the caninc-
tor attempted 10 eject them. shot aud killed
him and shot the brakeman and porter.
The severe storm which prevailed over the
eastern portion of the Unte1 States on Friday
night had its origin in The extreme southwest,
hrst appearing as slight depression In south
ern Texas on Wednesday, accompanied by rain
and comparatively light winds.
| 5 samuel b. S,nboru prominent LAWYER "a
years OF age, of the fcm Of S.noorn L L.weepce
was fatally shot in the ahio n-n while he WA.
attempting 10 take revolver from the hands
! OF MS littie boy, who was playing with it, He
leaves wife and two small children
The annual report of the department, of asri-
culture makes the record OF corn production for
| the year 1884 |, 1875. 900, 600 bushels that e
wheat nearly 5l3, 600, 900, and of oats 5s3.-
b0O 900. These aggregates are the largest ever
| recorded. The rate of yield is 25 s bushels for
corn, l3 for wheat, and ~ for oats
Louis Pearsall, "A years old while examining
| l rifle which he thought 10 be un oaded, on last
| Sunday night at bis home in BROOKLYN acci-
| tentallv slipped the hammer and The bullet en-
cred the head Of his little sister Lzze, inflict-
| NJ what is supposed TO he a fatal wound The
hoy WAS arrested and held TO await the acton
Of the coroner.
TAYLOR Ballard farmer, living eight miles
| from Frank Kin, johnson county, Ind asmur-
| Tered and robbed on Friday Ballard WAS a
bout SO rears old. He was afraid to trust MS
| money in the bsnss and had it hidden lie is
known 10 have h ID SOM 81 0u0 or 81 200 ou
his person on Friday He WAS living alone,
his wife having drowned herself about u year
ago.
The people of Akron. Ohio. ar much con-
| cern'd over "riou, u,>l.ir which has pros-
| trafed 300 OF the 700 men employed in Ault.
man, Miller L Co mower and r-4per work.
| here. Many Others throughout the CITY ar.
'Iso Suffering from the trouble The symphony
are violent purgisE and gripping pains in the
stomach aud bowels. while the ricim suF-r,
eKcractsuns agony. No deaths have vet been>
reported.
Nr. Henry Wsrf.ld one Of the hest known
and most highly esteemed ciuz>us Of B,lunor.
lied shortly before nIing hi on ) ,iurI.rsl has
residence, IN tina, CITY, OF Pul mon,r' affection
q the siI'e'h wear OF his .le Falling health
| had compelled BIS ~ithirassl frou, active bust.
ness pursuits for som. mlaths aui he WAS con.
aned ts his house most Of the time lie 80.
| 1ne OF the members % the N,rVlsul L.z stature
arrested IN 1851 sHi confined 10 s.re-. { ;
'oti', without chug~.
HeE.kiah william. a coIa,ei man ". ap
| n court in Phll.i-fphia on M1aiav For som.
seeks be his been exhibited At nI,cu u there
| . The Wild MN from the Jaug'es n africa %
tie Vas chained to the aoar. and III. police n.
entered on the suggestion that he VS. an
iaIot The removal of hi. falls. ar and D. ,ri
ercsled a perfectly san. man The ,gisl-ate
| ietsded that Williams h.i toa- aa'hinr cri nj
"a, AID that ~ conli ell hb,l b. u ,sif asa sili
| nan or any other KIDD Of MA a. loax a. a.
hurts no o0e
The hr'; Of SERIES o. 4 re b.'loaa =, .a sau,
the interest, OF the signal .-rric~ o. th. Tai
| ed safes army -As IN IL 4 PhlAl-lpai. oa
aonf.v eV Prof ;. 4 Mag tn. vel kaa~n
'eronaat, from III. grounds u tn. Gir.ri Col
| eEe PROT. Mag ~. accompanied hr an OF
| er o. me s,a< service Who took al Ia. nee
-ssArr instruments for end ic'iag the ru~i.o-o
| .osiesl ohser.srloas. The as-en,ian -, m =.
| a L. VI AL 'elegr.m rom N.nss skin
| 'eeAn county. y J. sanoaIctt ths hstlo m 8
| aniIng here al .Gs "a Mani4V sv.0i.s The
1'1i ascension wtIl take place from g ard = D.
'rr and the Others probably from wtshins
100. u. {.
/ Last Aontsv afternoon -hil- - meg EN-
| 2'o'ed 20 hGIi4n- roller skA'lnr rias a. Ia
| Gaia. Ns-. we're working .irut. the b~a q.
shieh supported hem gave ssr nj TIE u~g
~.'e p'ecipisstci distance % ovrr e
| The fo!to-tng ar. ii. nsn.s = n. jS>-IN
| Jam. Amhross, left icg b-gk@r THHrl.s Re-
| tey, hip hrIis-l and Injured Internally Joha
'HFteT. le;t sri,t t4iir.p--;n-4 Ans Ph~1ps
| fight e: h-ok-a ti-orE. f,ii--t re-Y 10 =
bruised Joseph Rpnch hart 90 ~. kae~ 4
Mood -srd right rib BROKE. : c. Sra5aan.xer.
| light foot snAshci L-ror DAVIS ~s, in'sr-
a.hy hurt and ,hs ieciors cannot IS yet tell
| nov seriourly
40 improbable story i, gsiss II. rouai.
10 WashtsEioa 10 tho particular amusement OF
| be foFelgn '.gsuons Il is stated that. rn-ru-
her Of lsZAisoa .,.ad.i a g-rnsa al Vel
| assd,r e'.aiax b-ing iari - thereto. asi
shils lsAitug 81, iadr comp taion tarsaEa the
| asures. sAs tapped on the shoall-r AMI form
81 that guests sho bad not p.ji 9. 10 th'
| treasurer Q. the club wee not pfirIle.rI u
lance. The genll.n,a sAs quite IafiE1.nI
and hIs embarrassment -as ia h iacre.s-i ~
| the fact that he did not hsv. III 8 .hou' n.
clothes He bad his rcvcag, hr s~rsr.i ,~lec
renarks about 'h- chsrsct.r Of club" Ih-
| required invited guests to Ply tn siii-r
| before they could dance.