Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23
Local BPeViftPs,

behteh functions are already being arranged
Col. Sothoron, Of st. Mary's county, has
been spending a few days with Judge Stone.
The girl with fancy bracelets wears short
sleeves.
House furnishing goods Of all kinds at the
prevailing low prices Of Breslau, at Pomonkey.
In consequence Of the bad weather the La
nier Society failed to meet as usual last week.
Miss Mary Chapman is visiting friends in
Annapolis.
Mr.. J. 3. Ma;tnEly is saving out The framing
for the Methodist Church alta Plata.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Dean are visiting Mrs.
Caroline Smoot, La Plata.
All wool navy blue flannel sold for IS cents
now Is cents. Breslau, at Pomonkey.
Mr.. Sebastian welch (Bassie, has received
a place as typo on the Enquirer. He IS a
good printer. Brother Sasscer, you will like
him.
Mr.. John N. Boarman, wife and mother
have gone South to visit Mrs. Phil
Simms, who has been i'll.
The Charles county registration cases, by
agreement of counsel have been postponed to
the next term Of that coart.
Advertise in the INDEPENDENT, if you wish
to be successful in business and retire to pri-
yate life upon handsome income.
Henry Nink6eld and Miss Stbina WEIGH
were married at st. Thomas Church on Tues
day by Rev. Father Morgan.
Rev. Father Hickman, manager of the
Jesuit property, has sold the timber on Cedar
Point Neck farms belonging to that organiza-
ton, to Mr.. j. B. Mattingly.
The work Of painting st. Thomas Church
has begun. On Sunday last paint was plentiful,
but fire to warm the shivering congregation
scarce.
We are indebted 10 Dr. George D. Mudd for
the Custom House statistics, showing the travel
to and from Baltimore to foreign countries
during the past year.
Died, at the residence other son, VIM. Draw
ner, on Tuesday, January goth, Mrs. Cathe-
rlne NJ. Brawner. Her remains were inferred
on Thursday at Nanjemoy Church.
A. F. Leftwich L Co., managers Of the
B. 4 o. Free Tobacco Inspection Warehouse,
have issued a circular stating the special ad-
vantages for handling Maryland Tobacco, and
soliciting consignments.
See card of Messrs. Chrispin and Dawkins.
Reliable, accommodating and good statesmen.
What more can be asked of commission
house. Take good advice and ship them your
produce.
Francis Mingerton, colored, was ordered to
Washington last week to undergo medical
examination by the United States Medical
Examiner for a pension. His IS the first case
in this county taken up by the Depart
ment under the act OF 1890.
The knowing ones who predicted thai this
diminished heads. If the weather we have
been experiencing the last few weeks can be
classed under the head of ian open winter, "
We would much rather be ''oxcused" from
witnessing what they ttrui tight one.
In a letter for the INDEPENDENT Miss Lydia
jenkins says she is quite satisfied witt her
new home in Baltimore, but there's nothing
like old Charles county. Shs is right
For cheap living, healthy climate, exec
lent and hosptahle PEOPLE, it beats the
world Come back Miss Lyd.
One of the most useful articles that we
know of is that famous household remedy for
the baby, DR.. RuIls Baby Syrup. 1t costs
only % cents bottle.
From irritation to Inflammation, and from
Inflammation to chronic catarrah is the route:
but old Saul's Camrth Cure is safe and cffec-
tua cure for diseases Of the nasal passages
Price 25 cents Sold by all dealers.
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