Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-25

Mr.. C. f. Harmon says he thinks it was
grave rejection on the present board Il
commissioners to turn down their presi-
dent when he fought so hard for renom-
nation. Well, perhaps so, Charlie, bat
then You didn't watch your eye"
The friends of Mr. w. d. Posey, of the
| 9Th district desire him to run as a candl-
date for county commissioner, subject 10
the action OF the Democratic nominating
convention. Mr. Posey has consented to
the use of his name in this connection.
Fires were quite cnmtor able on st
| Tuesday ard Wedne sday at which time
the force Of the eQunoctial storm seems to
have reached rs. \ cold northwrst wind
prevailed all day on Wednesday and
heavy winter clothing was brought into
/ use.
| b fore Il e rains OF this week many Of
tie we Is ard Iur : in tie county had he
Gun to fail, and 5 ocA in mary places were
suffering tor water. II G rain Is welcome
! to fe, i.Iish eur wa cr cours' hut is 5 pme-
/ What "i draw back l. tl,,se farmers WHO
are ca ing tobacco.
| After a! their f5htinr. Tut "nholing
and cal ling Elolen received 'ut votes
in Il q c'I v'n,i"n FIR the sh, r,ifaI'y, aud
Al hu; l6. Both tnGc'' ~ rot enough to
e4ch Lnrcast,r's 23 G-ur r"tuhinati" ions
were ROT strorg snough fr.tud> ; ar.d then
your decorations W. Re STE ryh"w.
F. VI. COX, Nm II. Gray, and : Cox.
j.. were rcuppoi~t,d as .he Femoc catic
Central Committee ter his county hy he
STATE Convention. THIS is a well deserved
conn lime ut to III. 5" gentlemen, for better
selrc' ions or more earn, ST Democrats could
not have ht en- chosen II the county.
The tenacity with which people a.
b.de by tHeir early faith in Aysr's Sar
saparilla can only be explained by the
fact that it is the best blood medicine
ever rs, d, and is nnt approached in
excellence by any new cardidae for
public favor.
Nv reference to notice elsew here il will
he seen that the d mncrntic convention
will meet here on "Wednesday next. the
Both ms, for the purpose Of dominating
a county tickle. | is hop d that the
complete delegations from all the districts
will lie on hand 20 take part in this i'm
portaut duly.
When the program was shown to nr.
Lancaster last Monday he concluded hat
halt n lo-t WAS better than no tread" SO
lie quietly took the place appnrtioned him
on he ticket. Dr.. we always thought
that the promise of SIX years hc0Ce would
srtjsfy you. your ASSERT rs Ia tie contrary
notwithstanding.
Geo. T. CsmpIcl nominated Mr.. King
~ last Monday for the '>!ipusa OF senate.
Mr.. Kings n.me, however, even in his
dual capacity did MT arouse that great
enthusiasm tha, might have ''cen expect
ed and lie na> lrf from both II use ard
S,nate. Lawyers II" no sem - he Popu- F.
lar wi h our repu lican friends
Nj J. W Montgomery. the member OF
the present board Of county commissioners.
and Mr.. ". VI. iSurch. L." h al he neigh .
borho d of BrysntnNn intend 20 engage
in tile commission husiue.s in Washing /.
ton sometime during this FIJI They
should i-er, their card in the lines il /.
they want big trade irom Charles.
", publish on oar first page 'odty the .
list Of r. g's'raiiun IS corrected ~ the re
e;strars at their 'sst sitting. w Ia this
L, enAhir ,ur Democratic friends to src If
a IN rd To REGISTRATION. wh,sse names
appear here. Al d If hey 10 set =" Sc that
his duty IS attended L. II tie Strings
rext month.
For al kin@s ui hardware ard wh,e e .
wright supplies 80 TO J. Il keni ~. Wash .
ing:au, d. c. Nr Kendall keeps mn hand .
;, the necessary articles fer farmers - do .
their uwn repairing tai farm machinery
and carriage work and a great saving F
VIII he Effected hy calling ar writing Ia (
him wien 10 need # any hing IN his line
See advert,semr4; els. wh-r..
Jos : Fisher. Wyth.vi lr, Va. say. in .
the year 1883 he used Pawe. : Prepared /
. hemica,s for wheat, and decreased the
yield four foil. In pr.pnrtion 10 cost il
was the h,st Ter ilzrr he ever Used. The
rost of Pokells Pee pared Chemicals is 80
par bill. a sufficient quantity to make one
half ton compile { fertilizer. Address the
Brown Ch,m ic.l TO Baltimore, Nd.
Mr. T. l. iigdon one Of cur most sue.
Cessiul farmers. had M L. Saturday last
planted twenty bushels OF wheat This is
only y portion oi his crop and Mr.. II cdnn
srys he woul! have finished has planting
but FIR he feet that his tobacco rlprncd
so fast that he bad 10 put his fnrcc 10 cut.
ting ti,',t crop Many of our farmers OBJ
iecr to- such cary painting, however, rs
hey siy that the whrat is more suffice IT,
a't#tks tom the II; when planted early
This p,=y ie so but we are believers is
rSliti y and lrogressivencss in all farm
work
Doctor" said Il dsspairine patient to
his physician. Il am in a dreadful condi /
ton l can reitler lay 10: st VITA
shall do Z" think you had better roos'.'
was tie reply. NV, il we consider rhut /
his poor f-llnw MAS all contorted with .
rheumatism. The doc or would have done /
much bttor by prescribing bottle 81 Sal +
vat'on Oil, which would have relieved his
patient at once Price % cents Il bottle. /
Some person, eih,r frnm malice or acct /
dent. empti,d a whole load Of No shot /
into a horse belonging Ia Mr. John ". /
Owen. Jr., ON Monday last The shot
ieppereG one hroadsidt. nt the horse from /
fl INK to shnu der and Mr. Owen WAS kept |
busy for some time picking them from the |
hide. II his WAS done through ma ice |
We Eo e tue perpetrator may lie found out |
and pCnis he'd severely. Al hough il is /
not tough that the horse will tutfrr |
phS sically from the wounds, still. being |
{. young af inn. it is likely to ruin her
disposiiI. n i1v making her timii and ntr |