Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-07-27

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TIE Sauihera MARYLAND Development Com
psny held II meeiiax at Bel Alton, on unndas.
,oa are saiting something 10 torn up,
Just step on n barrel hoop
Numbers Of fine snsi are sill u-iug eau !nt
ia the Potomac just brlow Alexandria
Captain R. NJ. Smoot, Ellers lie. ! as .nE,.-
ed In the business Of buying tobacco
Ptof. Vile. the piano tuner, is making his |
regular trip through the county, tuning pianos. |
The examination Of persons tor .cheis'
certificates will lie held n, 1t week.
Miss Ada Cough, Ct st. Mays COUNT. is
visiting the Misses Matthews, Faulkner.
The copious rain the fist Of the week was
very much welcomed
The new house to he occupied bv Mr Wolf
merchant ot 4 Is village, Is well under the way.
MT. huNi Wis a. 4 Nuu hkAtH hiG JbAAA
ing at Atlantic CITY.
Tomatoes are asay up in the city market.
Twenty cents for quarter Of u peck.
DIR. Frnuer's Catarrh Remedy tends right
to business" Never fails to cure For sale
by all dealers and W. W Padgelt.
Wheat continues low. Fihy.four cents a
hushel for the cereal is very rough on the far
mers.
Miss Alice Scroggins and + orence LoEman,
of Washington city. are the guests of Miss
Tillie Morris, Port Tobacco Staten.
Mr. 7. Wright Wills mas sold his farm,
preference" to F. II. Baehr, of Baltimore,
for $4,000.
| Miss Mary Estep, OF A. A. county, and
Miss Helen MoRmonier, Of Baltimore, are Wis
iting the Misses Brent.
| The laws for session 1894 have been re-
ceived by the clerk. and are ready for dlsiri-
button TO those entitled 10 same.
! A marriage license was issued in Washing
ton city on Monday to Samuel Basin aud
Elizabeth Murphy of this county.
Me-. W. W. CODY complains of the want oil
a road supervisor in ALPHABETICALLY at this
time.
A Tennis Club was organized in this neigh
horhood last Friday. They will play the
beautiful lawn at the Grange.
Mr. V. H. Nesle and family, who removed
TO their county home, in Cobb Neck last week,
are enjoying the change very much
The colored folks Of the NJ. f. Church, nea'
Pisgah, are preparing for their usual summer
camp meeting.
4 Miss Bessie McWilliams, Of baltimore city,
is visiting. Mr.. Frank Bowling and family Of
Bryantowa.s
II is rnmored that Fred Douglass is negot;n-
ting for the purchase of Lower Cedar Point to
make it summer resort for colOred people
Miss Maize Davis. the youngest daughter o.
Mr.. John T. DAVIS, is visiting the Misses
Lyon, near Newport.
Several farmers finished planting their
tobacco crops on the last Jason. Late. but
still they will make something,
tea was given by Mrs F. II. Wills at her
delightful home, "Green Spot" last week TO
n few young friends.
Betting was rife on the game of ball played
by the MeCOnchie and BrJautown teams on
Tuesday. Some Of the sports lost, it is stated,
considerable cash.
The Fair at Upper Marlboro will come of
next month Be sure to make arrangement
to attend. It will be instructive and you
can also have lots of sport.
; To Dealers: You have ons or more cases Of
l st viius Dance in your vicinity. Get my
I SPECIFIC 10 them Il WIZ nor disappointth eqn.
,0u or me 0ne bottle always cures. Serd
for circular 10 DR.. N. N. Fenner, Fred, MIA
| A valuable mare belonging 10 Charles
Watts, a colored farmer, living near Port
Tobacco, dropped dead 10 his 6eld ON Thursday
OF last seek, from some unknown dis use
| Many thousand pounds of tobocco have been
delivered 10 the transfer buyers during the
week. The prices paid range from ~ to 81
cents per pound.
The Democrats are growing excited again
over the approaching primary meetings. There
| 10 no expression nearu from among tntnl AS 10
who is their choice for Congress.
MIR. Brent Matthews, s. j., son of State 5
Attorney Matthews, who is studying for the
priesthood, in the reorganization of Lu, ola
College, has been assigned to the place OF
Professor of Rudimenb.
| Mr.. J. C. d. Gilmore has been appsiu ted
By the railroad authorities as train master.
vice, C Il Bell, deceased. Mr.. Gilmore, was
in the employ OF The company AS superiutrn-
dent OF motive power
Mr.. r. B. Tippett, as receiver for Tippett
Bros. has filed his report showing receipts
nom Their estate OF $l40O, aRd expenses $1,000.
Their creditors are wratay, and rigid in, es-
ugstion by 90 expert il expected to follow
the filing of this marvellous report.
Mr. S. G. Lancaster, who 80 proudly went
to baltimore at the behest Of Collector Of In
ternal venue, Ysndiver. to accept place
under him, came back a. he went Inundated
aud without Cfi,e. The Collector informed
him that be was NJ t wanted at present.
! Program. he following Is the program
for the Teachers Association to be held at
Chapel Point On August LIST 1894: