Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-21

I ,.,,,,,r r,a n.g,j charge to the Grand Jury
ill.,, II" LIZA MAJ Ne was glad to say tht there
was but itle criminal business which they
would he called upon to investigate. There
90. ho,ra,.r d. usual. some petty cases they
mu.t examine His honor then directed the
iury IS attention to the statute applying to de-
l,ul,.r. and said theY must investigate and
ASCERTAIN whether or not any of the public
officer. ofhe county were dsfaulters.
The different doc1ets we're then called. The
,n,.,r,,ce docket was unusually large, and to
,be credit Of the sheriff, itmust be said, the re-
,nrn. were made Of the writ il every case
q, ,be trial docket there was but one case of
impor,,nce marked for trial, an ejectment
.pt Of Benjamin F. Bowling vs.. George |.
cbaopelear, which was set for trial.
Tuesday -On Tuesday the appeal docket
wss called The first case tried was an at
tachment suit Of B f. Burch vs.. james A
Owens garnishce Of David Smoot. Judgm nj
in favor Of the gaanishee for costs. Muschette
and Matthews for Burch, Posey for Owens,
The next sui. was of Alex. Butler vs. A. G.
CHAPMAN Judgment in favor Of the plaintiff
for Sll and costs Posey and Mitchell for
plaintiff. Wilmer and Chapman for defendant.
The next case was d suit Of Alex. Butler VS..
NJ. Chapman, jud for deft ST. and costs.
Posey and Mitchell for plain id, Wilmer and
Cb pmau III defendant
"Wednesday The appeal docket WIS con
tnued. The first case calld was that of VI
CHAPMAN vs.. Alex. Butler. Judgment in f.
yor orthe def.nAnt for coJs Wilmer and
Chapman for Plaintiff, Posei and Mitchell fol
defendant
The next case tried was fso an appeal
A. & Chapman vs.. Aled Butler, action 0
damages Judgment for dtendlnt for COS IS
Wilmer & Chapman for p bintf, Posey am
Mitchell for defendant.
These two cases n.cupiedIth the day.
Tbursda, The Grand iry brought dowt
two indictments, the onk ones found thu
Tar during the term
The trai docket was 4 uel. The cos"
b. +. Bowling and al vs. George l. Chappe
lear an action Of eectmed, being frat O 4 til
docket Tor trid was mkentp. Tried by iuil
The plaintiffs asked leaje to amend declAr
ii, n. he We Granted add case contin
The case Of G Ober Sd ns Company VS. Az
Of Lucy Al Herbert WAS tn,
iritd The defendants led their pc i'ion
claimants to the prsperhy and the questiC
ued vas as to the own, ship of the proper
eye upon by defeuda Is. Held Sal-csE4
Matthew'S for plupufi- ap1---
tndant. -, THE first calico party
wns At the ptc'uresqs e esidence of Mr. Iohn
Matthew'S TIE seIFdlials of lent h al NO,
dimmed the brgbt'yeaf our girls, or caused
the roses on their cheel to fade, aud ;he bows
were ~ athletic Is if lev hid not tasted for
forty days. St Mary honorcd the occasion
lay tn presen.e OF MisKirk and Mr.. Wilj.
Maddox WAS strnckwilh the grace of Mr.
John Rctder aud Mr. ngle and Mr.. Gerard
llungcrtorl, they sywmnas.ics with the
Pow htr'Ic re bcalve "a crubbing hoe prac
'lcc every as they do-giycs elasticity 10 MI
the muscles. kioS amc young men VIII
seem TO have 'H!1ly brror, OF each prac-
tied Dumb Bells"
Miss R E., another ofour missing stars has
returned home again.
Miss NJ. 5. has for the bst,uo weeks been
visiting friends in Baltimoreand Washington
Miss Bette Morgan has had severe attack
of Whoopng Cough, also. tie first green peas
Mrs DR.. Jones OF Calvert is on wish to
her sister who is an invalil, at Milton Hin
Mr.. James Barber is hard at work on his
mothers farm until medical lectures are ,o
sumed in the fall.
Mrs Bowie has returned from her uru
in Winchester
Mrs. f. $ Lancaster is in Washington 70.
,ruiting her health
Mr. J. r. Perry keeps Pure old Nonte,cl
o and Malt Whisky" for medical purposes =
This is in the interest OF the public no, an
advertisement for Mr.. p. Rr,,.