Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-09-07
LOCAL BREvtTTR

Mrs Shaw, an INN te Of The Almsbouse, died
at that plsrs gu russiay last
A photographer i 10 town = take youI
picture.
Mr. Wolfe, the tuterprisng merchant o.
this village, has moved into his new house
The Marlboro sir people clnred about
$1,000
Remember we have job press aud eau dc
all job printing ith neatness and dispzteh
The o, Jter longing season opened on Sat
urday last.
Miss Gerlie Thompson. Of Baltimore, is Wis
ting Mrs. slye Jameson, Bryantown.
MIR W T. Tippett, Of Aliens Fresh, is do.
ing areilling business.
Mr.. K L. Tippelt has completed his new
hotei at Newport.
ar james G Cooksey is erecting new
DWELLING. ut Deutsyile
Mr. Wand Cruiksbsnk. who has ueen visit
ing friends in Philadelphia, has returned home.
Mr.. J Hammy NeaIs. Of North Carolina, is
on visit to the county.
Miss Efie Smooi Of this village, is visiting
in Washington city.
TIE tobacco market is all out Of "keltee.
Prices have fallen at leas. II cent a pound
Miss Bruee Lacey, Of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. T. 7. Ovens, Port Tobacco.
Miss May Wade, Of this village, who has
been visiting friends in Baltimore has return
ed home.
Mr. " II Neale entertained number Of
friends at dinner at bis country home, Spring
field, on Sunday.
Miss Matte Brooke, IN consequence Of sick
ness was prevented from opening her sehoo'
on Monday.
Miss Belle Brawner has returned from en-
joyabe visit to see Mrs A. T. Lloyd, Plea
waxen.
Most of the runs have dried up in the coun-
ty and the farmers are put 10 il TO keep their
stock supplied with water
Mrs Adelaide Queuzel formerly of this
county, but now a resident Of Baltimore city,
visited friends in this village during the week.
Mrs. VIM Hodges sad her infant son, JOS
eph MCKem Hodges, 're visiting Mrs. A. j.
Montgomery and family near Bryantown.
Ero,,, ,ho ,,,aa sane, % NJ n Maddoxia
crops one would Mt suppose they had suffered
from the drouth Efficient work will tell.
The record IN the 1'oler-Gly mont case
having been completed will ut once be for
warded to the Court of Appeals.
Mr.. George T. Simpson, who has for the
last six years been resident of Washington
city, has removed his family to Aliens Fresh.
Miss Driscoll, of Baltimore, who has been
visiting the Misses Brook, Of Newport, return
ed home on Monday,
MIR. H. Sherwood who has been away
on the sick list for the pas, few weeks, has re-
turned and resumed tue duties Of his Office.
Captaia 7. II. Ching ex-commander Of oae
of the State Oyster Police Sloop, was IN Port
Tobacco on Tuesday, looking hale and hearty
and the same jolly man as always
The new wind mill 10 supply ST. Thomas
church with water has been completed and
two fountains placed in the church yard for
the accommodation Of the public.
Monday was labor day-Labor has had suffi-
~ ast eor tho paet - al 20 manila With0ut
the mead of II special day Of holiday. Don't
you think so?
Mrs. L. N Switzerland aud Mrs. j. NJ.
Cochrane, Of this village, who have been Wis
iting friends in New Jersey, lo] the past few
weeks, returned home on Sunday last.
Mr. P. ". Robey, - 2l'sd the white
wash brush 10 the i5a,sts srnTs property
near Bel Alton with decided'neatness and taste
He has pretty home.
Mr. John B Matthews has devded to aban-
don bis Southern home and for the future re-
side in the land of his birth. A leVel-headed
man.
seriously i'll on Monday night list with hem
orrbages, having three severe attacks within
| twenty -four hours.
Piles, sore eyes, cracked lips chapped hands
and all skin eruptions, are cured by Dr., Fem
ner's German Eye Salve Warranted 10 sat
isfy or money refunded For sale by all deal
ers and W. W. Padgett, Port Tobacco
Mr.. II. NJ. Thomas, the popular PomOnkey
merchant, was in Port Tobacco on Tuesday,
engaged with some matters before the Or
phans' Court
Mr. Joseph Rome, of Baltimore has rented
the store house formerly occupied by the late
Mr.. Thad Mudd, deceased, at Waldorf and
opened general store. Success to him.
Rev Father Rasch has been removed from
St. Joseph's Church. Pomfrpt, and Rev
Father Randolph, of Frederick City, appoint
ed in his place. He officigted at lhst church
on Sunday last.
The recent tariff law makes it obligatory
under PENALTY upon all dealers in playing
cards to procure stamps and stamp them at
once. Attend 10 it boys, and chip it out the
Jack Pot.
WI. La CtmAnei VI LOuslaudt h"o FN'
chased portion Of Glasva farm, and is about
erecting u dwelling thereon with view Of
making his future home in this county There
is room for many more of such good people.
Miss F. Gertrude Montgomery, daughter Of
Mrs. A ]. Montgomery, Of this county, left
Washington on Saturday last for Niagara
Falls, from there she will 90 to visit her
grandmother, Mrs Thomas Thomson Gil
mour, BrantfOrd, Canada
George II Wood, of the Comptroller of the
Treasury, Washington called upon the prom
nent citizens OF La Plata during thu week
concerning opening National Bank at TINS
place. He was kindly treated and spoke
hopefully of his project
One hundred aud (l5O) sorms from two
doses of DR.. Fenner's PleasaGt Worm Syrup !
Write Mrs. S. S. Sheriek or Nessrs- Bren9e
/ man II Steiner Elida All, ~, 4 child : !