Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-05-01
Local BIevIties

Trees general are beginning to leave.
The most of the public roads ale in cx-
cellent condi ion.
Whitsun' Monday i. the frs da, Of May
court. Three weeks from Monday.
Well, how do you like the weather now
Don't you lhink II would lie sale 10 pre-
dict hot summer
We are sorry t. learn fha; L. II. EJe e.,
Esq. has been confined 10 his home this
week by iudisposl,lon.
Whea, is on tie rise, ard The rrobabil-
ity is tde price will reach good figure.
European war is about certain.
Mr. c. f. Wade the Pur, Tob4cco VII. e.,
wright adver ises for blacksmith Here
is tine opportunity FIR a steady sun IA
Mr.. Wes',y Bowie intends V'aotiug a
tobacco crop ia the lot which h. has re
Gently purchased adjoining our ,tiioe.
fyou think # making spring ru:chas-
IS COX uy.F the advcrtIs, m,u's IN our
Columns. Those merchants are a. reliable.
We wonder il the green pes crop Y III
be ripe Al WhIisuniIje. hat j. usually
supposed q he the time thy are tfst en-
joytd.
The first spring chickens have made
thsir appearance IN Port lob oco. Their
modest chirp chirp fills Us ~lth ? .sasure-
able anticipatious.
Mrs. Emma Roby announces to the a,
dies tia. she has opened a millinery stab
lishment at Pomiret and be glad t. assist
them in dressing styIishly.
The ro.>olI has prevailed IL a con .iI,r
able RI cnt in sevrrs sections Of the c"un
~ Many OF the inhabitants of Ia Plata
were victims II the disease
The inc h., now arrived hen tic ira
ders in the county must renew ihvIr 4
cens's for The ensuing year. Read the
sheTitf's notice published elsewhere
Minister M,L.nc and III. fmlly sailed
from New York on "Wednesday in the
steamship Normandy for iiavre. France.
10 assume the du les II his new position
Miss Jennie Hayden, bri-h' bell uf
Omahr, Ner. l. visiting the family Of Mr..
\ J. Norris. On a former visit To The
county Miss Hay made host If friends
At the commissioners meeting on ! as
day not ing Tut rou lne business Ms
transacted. aud u few went lci re IT,
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\ good fruit year is predicted - ~, =
OF he iruIt growers throughout he state.
Judging from the wealth Of blossom IN
this Couuty We guess t'lsTc my Le ssmr
truth IL the Tr'GIC'l n
Mr. J. VI. {. Cox, has been recen y ap-
poin'ed c"nstabIe Tor the 9th district 10y
he commissioners and tiers his services
to the public and promises close attention
Mr.. " IN j. Norris has on exhibition in
the court house yard an Acme PulyeriziUg
Harrow. his is said to be an exec lent
machine 10y experienced farmers 10 have
tritd it II does its work thoroughly
The school Board was kept busy Tues
day examining he roper # teachers.
Thy PISSED an order IN reference 10 the
rebuilding of the school house III Prnun
key winch -" as recen ly destroyed 10y fire.
Ancxcha ., SAYS: TO y At, one or two
grams OF < seed In each hl "i potatoes
i sad to tc Il certain remedy FIR potato
+ bugs Itc bugs VII shun l. every tim"
This IS certain Il che' ? and e-sy te".ed!,
! The weather y,,re ON the st.eule nf the
court bonsc toyetI,.r win the. ',r..ic,tiuo,
portion 81 the 1ShtnIng rod t" winch II
was Ht'@c''tH' were u WA on ~ the ni2h
wiHd which prevailed on Ii sdtS hiSh .
Frank Norris. = young colored hoy. Was
con,n,i ted 10 m. Hons. of Ertor,n. ,tt,o t,v
Jnsticc Smoot on Tuc.dav last The boy
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