Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
NOTES.

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sng ssE b>r % she rstsl.tafc. Hon AIuIph
8rsut. -ho ~~s passing ~ Al Baussh~4 hs
tsis accident IN work Of ls4riug - the .ioar
,opiaE iron she top o thu hous. ~as 60 ntnrn
I'D Fr'i'y morning ~h~H th- a aose 3ias %
falastraie fell. A,ilru= PrInsr Harms = colasei
SeyS man. and icmoiish jng To, eatsts igeaE 81
be stone hslcoay. The banling as .rsgs.d
10 ls-U.
GA FRIDAY Fred Gratsga' an f.m5}y isr4ns
rear EisatdSpari Tod. we're faani murdered
Ms Grotskat bad her throat cut from str 10
AR and vas terribly maa.iei sbost the face
{ ei Groieku', the father, ii-i that afternoon
His 'aToa, was cut. II - reported that the
iasghgsr was also murdered 10 th. same MAJ
nsr. The TIVE women we're bs,ri screaming
Thursday evening BY usis b hors, bat 40 s,tea-
'ioa was paid. II is supposed At Eix.rispar,
thal Grots2ul dii tb= Killing a . Il, Of issaa
iir, and then killed himself
John Henderson a wealthy f.rm.r Of Csr.ro
y hal reason 10 sls2e hts vie % in i lei
irF On SATURDAY n'ghr he started tor N,ulia's,
taxing his sou. aged l2 yrs-s wifh him Re-
turning home about 2 q dock Ihs same vvpata.
he found Chis Within !. = farmer ~ Cirsn
IN company ~.lh his flieaderson vile =
iieniersou assaulted Whiting but the latter
escaped and ran down the roAi About nil
night Whiting was found tcsd in hts barn.
suspended from r'fter D., trace chain
On March -. 1871. Ar.d ". W-lion. Chs.
hire. Conn died leaving a large STATE In
his will be gave tn each Of Jh- children OF HI.
son, Noah 3. Wrlton s. 600 the sun to h.
p'id when they respectively reached the age ofH
tweut. -one years. Seven ye.rs alter The t.s
tators death another child. Maud. was born TO
Noah We'on. Now there is i question a.
To whether this little CIR is 10 receive s. opn
like the others or "heih"r the treut con
cerned only tho-e then living. The csc h :
come bsfOre the Supre-he Court Of Srror.
II the present favorable conditions are main.
tanned, General Grant will leave for Mann,
McGrec gor on Tuesday, Jane - Prrs,sen,
Rutter. OF the New York Central and Hudson
River R'irobd has placed his SPECIAL car ~
General Grants disposal for the use Of he gen
eral and his family on the tip The car vii
be attached To morning express train from
the Grand Central and W i'll he run to S4r,tovt
whore change will he necessary because a.
the road to Noun, McGreggor being u narrow
gutge road. The general will lie attended h,
bis family aud DR.. Douglas
William Fargo, aged II; Henry Smith syea
10, and Martin McCune, aged 10. perp.trated
daring robbery on Thursday night of last week.
in a cahOose ef Northern freight train aft+r
il left Fond du Lac, Wis. for the North.
Thinker, the sole passenger, WAS alone in the
caboose, and Just rs the train st ,rred the bows
got aboard. All three then seized Trinker.
held him down, took SO -, hi, silver watch
and chain, his hat his grip. and even The Boots
off his feet besides tearing his vest into tive
pi ces and carrying AWAY halt Of that His as
salAnts theu left the tram Fargo and smith
have been arrested and most of the plumber re-
covered. MCCune has not yet been found
A few days ago f A Abel of Lumpkin Ga
handed bis wife Eve dollar bill and asked her
to put it away for him Mrs Abel was busy
at the time and tucked il ia the pocket of her
apron, where it was soon forgotten The apron
went into the weekly washing without any
thought of its valuable contents and wen,
through the process of washing, boiling and
scrubbing. II then passed through the driving
process, and finally reached the ironing table
Here the lad : who WAS doing the ironing no
ticed that the iron did not run smoothly over
the apron, felt in the pocket and took oui
W hat she supposed TO be scrap of paper and
threw it on the foot. 1t WAS picked up by one
of the children; no unfOlded it and, running
to his mother, told her that he had found some
money. Upon examination the S. bill was
found 10 be intact after its tour of the laundry |
not even having lost any of its original color.