Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-04-19


Misses Mary and KITTY Disges spent Eastel
with tSiends in Anne Arundel county.
The road corps will be put to work about
May LIST next
Among the buyers at Fox Exchange stables
ia Baltimore last week, were Mr.. E A. Shaw,
White Plains.
Mr.. John Hamilton, Of Washington, spent
Easter holidays with bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs r 2 Hamilton
Mr.. Xavier Stonestreet, of Philadelphia,
who spent u few days with his mother, at the
Grange, returned home or Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Wilmer, of Annapolis,
were the guests Of Col and Mrs. l.. A. viii
mer, during the week.
When the amanac man called April the
month Of showers lie knew what he was
talking about.
The School Board will meet next week to
pay the teachers. See notice in another
column.
Miss BERTHE Pennington, who has been Wis
iting friends in Washington city, has return
ed home
Miss Flora Bowie and Miss Maggie Frank
lin, spent pleasant Easter with their friend
/
Miss Cara Grunabaum, Hill Top
Miss Miriam Gruikshank, of Philadelphia, is
a guest Of her brother, Mr. Ward Cruikshank,
at Shoots Hotel, in this town.
Deputy Inspector Fl. L. Nudd is recreating
a few days at home with bis family near Gal
lart Green.
We have lad statements from several other
persons denying the use of their names to the
"A Call"
The case of Elizabeth Swami vs.. B.&P.
R. R. is No. 81 on the Court of Appeals
docket, aud will probably be argued next
week.
To Dealers: You have one or more cases OF
st Vitus Dance ia your vicinity Get my
Speeihe to them, twlt not dlsappolnt 'sem;
or circular to DR.. NJ. NJ FeHner, Freieaia.
Rev Father De Wolf formerly pastor Of
81. laoinas onufen' TINS county, died 10
New York on Monday last, ofpneuuonia,
The School Bo1rd states that the white
school fund is running very short and the
schools may have to be closed short while
before the end OF the public ;ehoo year.
Mr. William Lnekett' formerly Of Hughes
vile, but new prosperous business man Of
Philadelphia is, with his family visiting his
sister Mrs W O. Dyson OF Dentsyiile.
T,hn,sdsy of last yeek-Arbor nav wss
observed III TINS county oy the pubic school
children planting SHADE trees around the
respective senooi buildings
The new Dwelling of Mr. Fl N Hawkins |
designed week before last half bnilt last |
week, ana eohpleteuthiS "eeA Is handsome
structure. Ana so our city grows,
Messrs. Hanson Mitchell and Hugh Gardi-
ner ha We returned 10 their studies at the Mary
land Agricultural College after spending
their Easter vacation at their respective |
MONIES.
Mr.. Charles II Eeale, of Cobb Neck, has
returned home from Baltimore eity, much
improved in health He underwent i sur.
gical operation performed by his cousin, the
akulfnj snrgcon prof Dr. 7, n Neole.
Two miss;o,sr, sis,ers If Ral,imor. are
4oaebinn roo,Ir sunday School at s.
p.,o,,s rbnr.h Wsta,rf They rome down
On Tho tra;, ~ sa,nrsav evening and 90
l,ack Nondsy morninv
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ne wednesday blQD dance, duQ tue COt-
1'e4 20" ''@' "s's - y - - ''.',9
,@'' -~onuAy' eAH'e uHuei Jug o'"'s '" ~,
aeai'u o'uef '1u were pos'poneu LUZ
" 'uneSua9 o'uo vi u"'e 10 u@"0' 90 S'N'
as pr"e''c4o'e'
Why do not one, at least, OF The Chapel
pint howlers alleging to own one of few
'o'S s''" AZ onape' o'n' "a'N n's J1us"''I
~ putting up d suos'al'ia' oui'ui"E' pa'N
tHeif Judgment up "i'h something moie '1A"
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Some yellow flags were flying in Port To- !
bacco on Tuesday, and tie unearned in art
full designs understood the signal TO mean
e- ,.,. -. r., ~ a. a. 80 lo.,b.
.tsss,
A wager OF 500 to $50 was made 10 =
conspicuous Chapel Point boaster on Tues