Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
Local BIeyittes

Mr. Wm H. Ereut list ralu.b horse
wlite Engaged in hauling ice last week
T. ose persons who came :" tows Tue.
/ dsy morning IL sleiehs h,d "a her 4 tough
I time in dragging home IN the afternoon
through the mud.
/ Rainv. murky and generally dingrce-
able wea her has preyaI sd this week. Ii
( has been Of Advantage tn farmers, however,
in aiding them along with their stripping
We return thanks To Senator Edelen for
a copy of the report OF the State Board 81
Education. We have not yet had an op.
portuuity tn give it thorough extnins-
'ion.
The ice in the river and creeks is said
to be softening and breaking up. This
will relieve the Imprisoned dredgers in
the Wicnmico and a. other places along
our shores.
The heavy snowfall Of last Sunday has
almost entirely disappeared under the IN
fluence of fhs warm rainy weather this
week iut little opportunity was afford
ID for good sl.igEiny.
Mrssrs. Woodward & I.othr"p ofrr
new line of h4rgzins This week IL Will
pay YOU IN read their advertisement care
fully ard Ia write or csll o. them Tor any
hing you may need in their lice
Governor Lloyd. i is said, will make an
nimos' entire change 10 the stall oil The eS-
erutivr ,n- gentlemen who have held
Ic Ging p"sI1i,ns on the staff. at several
.tiov,rnars will he retired and a new set
"f officers appointed.
+ Jldye Stone and family arr we'd in An
napolls last Monday and will remain hsre
/ during the rest nf the winter. The Ju ig-
/ has almost entirely recovered from his re
cent illness. though he still bears tn. marks
I Of his extreme suffering.
The appointment of magistrates and
registrars Of voters for this county will
soon be made by the Governor. We lenrn
hat with only one or two exceptions the
| present incumbents VI i'll retain these posi-
,ions, as they are genera ly satisfactory.
"pied Of ammoni., poor fellow" said
the renowned Mrs. P.rtiugton, on learn
ing of friends death irem pueunonia,
Il believe | should have died too, bu' for
DR.. Bulls Cough Stirrup. 1t stirred up
nv cold and drove 1t away" DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup she meant, oi course.
Next Tuesday. February God, is ground
hog dnv and the weather then will he
watch.d with C nsider,hlc anxiety 'y the
sulrrs itous IL Is :lid that to condition
Of the weather on that day viii hrv- 8
controlling i, tluencc on the atmospheric
elements Tor th six weeks t,l owing.
AnO Il S,"ry-Lnnk At human being
under tie il flurnce of that crrih e torture.
rheumatism. Trivial symptoms were neg
- a I .st. Lii 1,
a. whereas all Ihs long suffering could
hive been prevented by the prompt use of
Salvation Oh costing only % cents u bot
tie a all dug stores.
P-rs. rs in rc, d of oats can be supplied
NIt, a good nr iclc by applying to the
,li.ss Hamilton near La Plata. From
tao ius,cls seeded last year the ladies
rai-el 20 b sh-ls of oats of fine quality
and tn y no y visa to Sc | thu surplus, as
! vi he ,,on 10y reference to advertisement
e,sewh. re.
: Philip Mock. Cessna. Pa, says he has
used Powe Ia Prepared Chemicals and
!, find they do tu ly as well as more cos ly
i.rtilzrrs Mr.. Mock is one of those pIac-
tical PENNSYLVANIA farmers who would not
recommend a fertilizer that he had not
tested to his perfect satisfaction. Brown
Chemical Co., manufacturers, Baltimore,
Md.
Mr. John Morris, the very efiicient and
obliging clerk at Roberts Il Owens store
l in this village, has secured position in
/, Satarlia, Miss, and will leave on Monday
for his new home. John, who is prime
favori's in this neighborhood, will be sad
ly missed by his many friends here and he
will carry with him to his new home the
most cordial good will Of all tor his future
| success and prosperity wherever he may
locate.