Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-13

Don't forget the concert which takes
pace at Chapel Point on next Tuesday
evening under the charge OF the ladies ct
st. Thomas's congregarion. An interest
ing o'io has been prepared and you VI IL
get more than the worth in fun from the
small price charged for admission. d."
not fail to at end.
! DR.. Wilmer Was in town on Wednesday,
but did not appear to be suffering from
any depression on account of the recent
rout of his forces. He was, perhaps, only
looking over the field OF carnage and when
he sees how completely his forces have
been scattered his face vii assume more
serious look.
The editorial fraternity of Southern
Mary land will have an able repre- sentative
in the next legislature in the person of
Francis V. King, of the 81. Mary's Beacon.
Brother, we congrntu ate you on your sue
cess. and no doubt the condition OF jour
nallstic enterprise in the Safe will be
advanced 10y tie sl!utary laws passed IN
der your supervision
Mr.. Owens, n young nan living near
New burg, in PiCcawaXen, was So severely
kicked in the side las Friday 10y Young
colt which be was breaking that he died
from the effects of the hurt on Tuesday
Mr. Owens came originally from Virginia
but has been living IN the county Tor some
time past and had made many friends
here His sad and sudden death viii lie
general y regretted
b. F. bowman. Esq, Indiana, Pa. says
he used PnSeiI's Prepared Chemicals last
season side 10y side with high priced
fertil Z"r, and he has Do h, STATION in say
ing he received rs good results from the
Chemicals a. from the high priced at icle.
He W Il us- tie Chemicals exclusively this
season Write for descriptive pamphlet
to Brown Chemical TO-, Bal more, Md.
The Enterprise, the republican organ OF
St Mays county, held open column OF
its space last week in which to chronicle
an expected republican victory. When
the returns came in the figures So dshear
ened the editors as to render hem unfit
for work, So the paper was issued with
blank column, representing the victory
that was 10 have been. but which proved
for them 10 be non est.
Mess. Chapman, Stssc,r aud Nuschet'e
dlN IN order ~ sel,ct tie sea they will
occupy Ia the next House al Re egates -
We trust hey may succeed 10 obtaining
eligible situations though We hope 10 see
our genial friend. the General, e evatej u
Tie Speakers desk, POSITION 10 which
hls experience aai c.psbili'y and long
party service justly eutit'e him
The board of county commissioner. met
on both tuesday and Wednest4, # this
week STRENGTHENING up their Affairs in or
der h. pas. the of'iae over Ia their success
s"r~. Among other hing they dld was TO
call in a the outstanding due bills they
could hear uf aud - give tie no deys or
dcrs N the various collectors FOR tie a
mount 4 meeting Of the board Is Gl.o
Ca led for nent Tuesday, bat on ihsf day
II their commissions reach here il time.
Tie new board will IKE charge.
Mr. james T. Penn. Who for a number
Of years had served ,tEi eicntIy IS clerk in
the Store oi Nr John ~. Narlnr al Pu.
monkey. in which capacity he made many
friends by hts utligInc and accommodate
ing uaau~Ts. has teen admItted hy Mr.
Warning To 4 partnership in the business,
Nr Psun- name htt been suEg s'si 10
"uT .sr'Gnfs esriy in HE i4ll for the posi-.
tton Il count, comm >SionsT, hus IN cue.
temptation of hi- business s.ssciAitan a.
boNy rei.frs,i go. &c declined to sji..N his
name ~ i.e presented e. the yuryenlion
We a. the nrs 5tsa Az success.