Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-07-30
Local BceyitieS.

Tired and nervous mothers viii find Il
friend in DR.. Henlrys Celery, Beef and
hon.
Miss Kate Pusey. Of Washington. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs DAVID Smoo',
for the past week.
B. C. Stonestreet, Esq has begun the
erection of "a residence on his farm near
La Plata. Mr. Wyville, Of Prince George 5
couny has the Contrac'.
No. 4 Tobacco Warehouse is now stock
ed to its fullest capacity with his product,
and Mr.. Freeman reports that unless ship
menrs soon become larger be will have to
stop receiving.
Our genial deputy cirrl, wishes US to iu-
form our readers that II was not his Mr..
John T. Davi, who WAS poisoned in the
neighborhood of White Plains last week
10y eating honey.
Capt. II. c. Page has just completed Il
substantial and durable bridge on the val
leyrnad, near Cox. mil. The old bridge
had been completely washed away by The
recent heavy rdIu storms.
The county levy for 1886 appears az the
lIISt aui hfhiN "a IS-'o ~ '''7 '7'"H" -
should be perused carefully hy oar tax
payers and every item noted, rs they will
find much to interest hem in the reading.
Conr having adjourned last week until
Tuesday. Judge Stone held briei session
here on that day. One appeal case Vas
tried and disposed OF. after which tuGrt
adjourned until the second Tuesday IN
Septem btr.
Mr.. Geo A. lIuntt came IN town ht the
evening train on Monday and spent few
y ....;s - ..
his s,amsch trouble. frrm which he seems
to have derived hut litt relief by his re.
moval to Baltimore.
The first excursion Of the season 20
Chapel Point came in on sunday afternoon,
bringing about $50 Washing Ltoniors wbo
toak advantage of the oppaz unity t" visit
this resort. Many oountry people We're
also there on that day.
The sale nf the furniture II the l!autt
House In this town took plsca las Tues
dav and that well known hostelry his low
passed from the control Of Mr.. Hunt. 1t
vii he opened again on Monday next un-
der the u,a ms gement of u Ian Norris.
We wish tie new proprietor much slc.
cess.
We return thanks 20 MIS-. Alex. Cray
Tor "A present ui some delicious plums-
We have heard Of political plums. and OF
other descriptions OF plums as n.iug very
desirable, but for solid satisfaction and
delIghtfu palate tickling We shond i uu-
hesitatingiy ask for rlums from the trees
of Mrs Gray.
\ f,srIval hy the l,dies of Christ Cuurch
congregation Is spoken of IN the near iu-
ture. Ii vii lie for the purpose Of raising
funds to nquid.te the debt on the new
church building. The ladies met for he
purpose oi arrAu4iag the affair last " led
nesday but we have not earned tae rtsul
of their deliberations.
Sanl. II. Cox, Esq, well known and
respected citizen, has been suffering for
some time past with weakness IN one of
his eyes. The nerve seems seriously af-
iected and causes him much PAIN and un-
easiness. On Monday last he went 10 Bal
timore and consulted DIR. Chisholm, ce.-
ebratcd oculist Of that city. and we are
glad 10 report that the doctor thinks he
will be aJle to relieve him Of his trouble
We hope soon to hear Of Mr.. CrA's entire
recovery.
| The Baltimore dmericdH Of last Monday
has il long article going to show that Hon.
/ Barnes Compton vii! be the next Demo
cratic candidate Tor Governor of Mary
! land. In he article, however, the editors
go tu show that Mr Compton prospects
/ t r the guhernatorial nomination depend
eltireiy upon his rec ectIon :" ton1rc css
this tall. If this is the only bar in our
Cougre>sman's path for the guberuatorla
honogs, we can assure our esteemed con
temporary that they need have no fear o
| lis success as he Will undoubtedly be re
elected to Congress 10y largely increasc1
majority, its disma! forecasts 10 the con
trary notwithstanding.