Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-07-23
Local Brevities.

Remember the sale at the Hunt House
next Tuesday. See advertisement
The county levy will appear in our next
issue, as it is now in the printers hands.
Mr.. F. W Weems still continues con
fined to his house. and there has been but
little change in his condition.
Misses Louise aud Maggie Dyer. two
charming little be les Of Washington, are
at present visiting al Capt Nicholas
) onestreet's.
Miss Jennie Tebbs. of Alexandria. is
visiting Miss Lottie Millar in Nanjemoy.
Mis-. Tebbs has many friends in this ueigh-
eorhood where sue has frequently visited
T. Douglas WEIGH. the wide awake con
stable OF this district, has his card in this
issue of the TINES. Persons giving Con
stable We'ch business may bc sure oil is
receiving prompt attention.
We have heard that Mr.. Henry I. Pad
get, who recently purchased the farm of
Mr. Richard 4. Miles, near Newton, re-
ceived So. 90 round Tor his crop nf tobacco
last week. We did not learn y hn made
the sale.
NJ. ". Huntington, a well known young
gentleman in Nanjemoy, has associated
nImself with the large grocery firm OF o..
Il. Henderson & Co, OF Alexandria, where
he will be pleased to see his county friends
We wish him success.
On Tuesday at the opening of Court
Judge Stone appoin' ed Criah Bowie, "t
this town, bailitf TO the Court to fill the
vacancy occasioued by the death of Robt.
/. Lacey. This Is good appointment
and one that will give entire satisfaction.
Complaints continue to reach US of the
bad condition of the roads In various
sections OF the county. SO long AS we
have heavy rain storms just so long will
the roads continue bad We suppose, not
withstanding the energy and industry Of
our supervisors.
John B. Abel, we'll known ci izen of
s.. Mary's county, and who also enjoyed
large acquaintance among our people,
died last week after long illness from
which their was no hope of his recovery.
His interment took place in Le"nardto n
last Saturday.
DR.. G. K. Brown, dentist, has associated
himself with Dr.. Duck, and the firm is
prepared to do al kinds of dentistry work
at their office, 16 n. Charles ST Baltimore
| DR.. Brown ) county friends are especially
requested to give the new rirm call.
Satisfaction guaran eed.
.. n Bryan has been appointed one oil
the delegates from this district to repre-
sent the State OF Maryland at the National
Farmers Convent IN which meets at Min
neapolis, Mimi, next month. The district
is entitled to another delegate who has
not yet been appointed. Tue delega e:
are to pay their own expenses.
No. 4 tobacco warehouse, presided ove
by Mr.. Frank Freeman, has up to date in
spected 3,707 hogsbeads. This nun Der il
only exceeded by No. 3 warehouse, thu
favorable location of which gives it grea
advantage over the others. This speak
we'll for the confidence the plan ers repos
IN Mr.. Freeman's judgment and ability n
an inspector.
VIM II Wade, whose illness W. hav,
heretofore noticed, was in town tins w,.ei
arranging for the transferring of his book
to some responsible party to complete TIN
co lection of taxes in he ,d Col ectiot
district for 1885 Mr. Wade has 10y M
means recoved and he thinks the labor q
completing the collection OF taxes woult
be too severe IL strain on his constitution
We learn that }. Henry Medley, tn
efficient and obliging constable for thi
district, will take Mr.. Wade's books ant
complete the collections.
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