Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-05
Mr. C. F.. Wade lost a valuable COW on

Mr.. E. Wade lost a valuable COW on
Monday night Mr.. Wade has been very
unfortunate with his sock this year, as it
will be remembered that short time ago
he lost nearly all of his sheep.
On last Friday the mail train did not
make the stations in this section until
nearly one hour and a half beyond sche-
DUE time. 1t is said that large shipments
OF fertilizers was the cause of the delay.
Mr.. James A. Lyon received last week
the appointment as postmaster at Bryan
town. We congratulate the people of that
section upon having the services of SO
C ompetent gentleman to attend to their
postal matters.
Mr.. "Bennie" Jenkins, now employed
by the b. & 0 railroad at Chicago, is at
present visiting his brothers and sisters at
"Retirement" the Old homestead. Ben
nj. 5 appearance indicates that the Western
country is healthy one.
We are indebted to Nr. F. NJ. Freem an,
formerly of Baltimore, but we'll known
here, for copies of Portland, Oregon, pa
pers. Mr. Freeman is now located with a
BUSINESS house in Por land. We wish
him success in his far Western home.
The "Sociabe" meeting at Judge Geo.
p. Jenkins's on "Wednesday eve was well
attended and much enjoyed. The Judge
and his family were most hospitahle In
their entertainment and added much, by
their kind attentions, to the pleasure OF
the Club"
Mr. Edward s Welch, a well known
citizen of the end district, died on Thurs
day, The 2Sth ul o.. of erysepelas and
typhoid fever combine d, after an illness
of nearly three months His funeral took
place on Saturday. 1t will he remembered
that Mr.. Welcb lost his wife Of erysepelas
q few weeks ago.
Mr.. Vestor A. Golden. an industrious
and much respected young gentleman liv-
ing near Hill Top, died on Friday last of
consumption, after a lingering Illness
His int, rment took place on Sunday and
was at esded by large number Of sorrow
ing friends. tie has been married but
Ii tie over year.
Wea are in receip' q. handsomely print
ed and illus rated pamphle' al nearly two
hundre pages descriptive Of he ummer
excursion routes OF the Penn ylvsnia rail
road company which is full Oh informa-
tinn for the tourist, arc should he in the
possession If every one who cen cmpl 4 IS
m king m excursion.
Misses Jennie and Nellie ) nuestreet
left IN Mnndty for visit IL relatives IA
Anne Arundel county. While away MISS
Nellie will serve as bridesmaid IL Miss
Nell Iglehart, who is to lie married on the
10th inst and who is wei and tyvnrahly
known in this neighborhood wnere she
has frequently visited.
Mrs. NJ F. Wade adyertises her com.
p etc line OF summer millinery in this issue
aud invites the attention of The ladies' to il.
All styles and varieiies OF hats aud bon
nets, trimmed and uptrimmed can be had
of her. She has sIso added choice as
sortmsnt of French and plain candies TO
her stock, and solici clare of patronage.
Thos Bean, E.q-. Tabins, Hardy Co,
West Va, says ir the year 1854 lie used
Powei's Prepared Chemicals on land
planted in corn. is conid-nt he got one
third more corn where he used thIs ierti-
lizer than where BE did not When the
drought set in his neighbnrs said that The
Chemicals would burn the crop up; but 1t
kept green and e.s-ed wei. Address the
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, MI.
The first excursion Of the SEE. 10
Chapel Point came. in there oI Monday
kast. 4 party was >brnugE; from " sh.
4ncton on the scamer George Law, and.
although not large in point OF numbers
still all $, emed pleased with the beauty
sf tie ;eass AID ~ ~ I'D AID Ass..s
abe treatment they received at the bands
Of the managers There IL bu, little debut
but that his resort viii grow in popular
favor as the season advances.
An interesting game of base hall was
played on Saturday between the Hi! Top
and the Our Boys mines, on the grounds OF
the latter, which resulted in = victory for
Hill Top 10y he nse score of IL 10 ..
Both Of these cub. are composed Of good
base ball Material and are evenly matched
and with lit more judgment in play ing
and with practice either will prove tor
midable opponent for any nine in The
county The Oar Boys ami niue select
ed from the vicinity of Port Tobacco will
play "A e game here 10 morrow afternoon.
Only Such clothing hat is f,shonsils and
iha, We can safely recommend Al AenE Hat
2O9 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore