Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-04-06
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The free book bill died natural death.
Next Friday, the 3th instant. is Arhor Day
The oysters vacation is drawing near
Last Sunday was All-Fools Dty. it lrin.
the LIST day OF April
Ifyou want god shave or b, cut, stop
at u. Bearseh Independent Building
March came in like . lamn hut went out
like lion
Miss Mamie Matihews, Bunker Hill. is Wis.
itiug the INSISTS Chapman, this hephborhoOd
Onion sets l5cls a quart at W. l.. Dement,,
this place.
A marriage license has been issuei /, J ,hn
r. hewitt and Joanna WuOdburn
Spring lambs are bringing 10 cents Ger
pound in market
The new passenger train, reports have it,
will be put on about the 10th Of Ma,, next.
Mr. ;.arshall Chapman. Who visited New
York last week on business, has returned.
Hon. George Cotton expressed surprise and
pleasure at the rapid growth Of La Plata
since his last visit to the county.
Miss Katie Briscoe, near White Plains, has
left the county for Morristown, n. J which
she will make her future home
A vessel from Philadelphia is in Port To.
bacco Greek taking off At Boswelrs landing a
load Of ties for Mr.. ]. B. Mauingy.
Mr. Brad BA,eman, of Washington City,
visited the county during the week looking
after his property interests here.
Taking it year in and year out the coolest
hour Of each twenty-fsur is O'Clock in the
morning.
Mr.. S. Cox, IT,, is an applicant for his old
customs
La Plata widower firing of the lonesome
ness of single life expects soon to enter the
state of matr monia blessedness.
The Bryantown boys will give dance the
first Of next month That's right, keep sour
neighborhood lively
Hicks made poor guess of Mrrch, but is
striking the condition Of the weather this
month.
Mrs. -- Clagett. who has been Wis
iting Mrs Moses Hunter, this sillave has re-
turned to her home, Prince Georges County
Mr. ]. G. Cooksey, who has recently pur-
chased the DentsyilIe property speaks Of
making many necessary and valuable i'm
psovements to bis purchase.
In the list of papers designated by the re-
spective presiding officers of the two House oil
Of the late General Assembly, no Charles
county paper appears How now, bosses!
Don't Charles county people 100, like to read
the laws2
Our Senators and Representatives and their
appoiniees now that the Legislature has adj
journed have returned home, donned their
good clothes and engaged in their former avo-
cations, which, while possibly not Sc profta-
| BILE are ut least more pleasant
Dr. G D. Mudd, Deputy Surveyor of the
Port of Baltimore. whose term of office is
about to expire, rs in doubt it is said, where
to locate in the fnture' Woodville, it is re-
ported, has charm for him. Don't go there
Doctor, your native COUNTY expects your re-
turn, and viii make your home here hap
pier than el,eN here.
The bans Of marriage we're published vt ST.
Th9uns Church on SUNDAY between Mr.
Henry Simms. Of Conh Ne k and Miss Cara
jenkins If this nei .hhnrhcod The ved1ins
is 10 IKE pla ~ ~ 81 Thmn,s Ch lrrh On the
18th instant After ne cerrn.Onr the ueA y
married couple viii lunch at Hotel Wits
Bel Alion sud take the nouu train 70. al
dial trip TO B,llmore
The locking out process by the STE amer
Randall of the steamer Ma.iAno rom the
silver whsrves which have been leased )
the former boat, continues The steamer
Mattano's people Fave circulated circular
showing the injustice done them and appeal
to the public they have so long served, when
they could get no other steamer, not to for
sake them IN making shipments.