Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-04-12
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ON ttsltnV vas htuOf baF.
u u Mrs nc. Robertson has been quite sick
IN duriV he week
the
ud w l. Dement, has returned from
Ieh visit 70 friends in Washington.
10 Misses Laura aud Nellie Simmons enjoyed
ofli visit to Mss N. C. Bosie, Plsssh, last week.
bat
d Mrs. Laura J. Ndtuugly, of White Hall, is
st visiting bet mother, Mrs j. A. Bowie Pisgah.
/. Miss Flora Bowie, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever, has recovered.
The heaviest'tall of rain, OF this year so
ar' occurred on Monday.
1 The Wednesday Cub will hold its regular
dance on Wednesday next.
Mr. James A. hurry, Bryautown who has
been ailing Oflate is much improved.
This being Holy week extra services are be-
ing held in all the churches in the county.
Ex-Sherif, n W. Simpson, OF Baltimore,
$ visiting bis mother, Picawaxen.
Nj. and Mrs. r II. Edelin, have left the
! "pty for trip to Washington city.
|, P. r. Wills bought last week several
81 Vt Fox exchange stables, Baltimore.
q A.
~ A. lille, the attractive daughter of Mr..
Ms D :, has been on IA visit to her sister,
J., A''atlingly, White Hall.
.a...Atles Robinson, MtCouchie, is now
engaged in business for Mr. Make Bowie,
CoI's Hill.
The section where tue small por is raging
1 Quaraniined, Cobb Neck for time will be
tut OF IRON the rest OF the county.
| The frame Of II. NJ. Hawkins new dwelling
up--aud BY next week the building will lie
lowered in.
Nr. J. L. Edlaviteh, of Jppe7 Marlboro,
PadNs flying visit TO our town one day las:
week.
master Hugh Gardiner, student at the
Maryland Agricultural College, is spending
the Easter holidays with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. R. Gardiner, near Loihair.
Rev. Father Murer, St Thomas Church,
who is a frequent visitor TO Our town is very
emphatic in expressing his views thai La Plata
is the proper place for the county seat.
A continuation of the taking of testimony
in the contested election case against Mr..
Penn, County Commissioner. was prevented
on Monday on account of the absence of the
See ad of Mr. V. H. Neale as reg ,rds his
beautiful horse. Rinaldo is the prince Of
stations in this section and persons needing
good stock have nov the opportunity OF Sc
curing same.
The pay for the benefit Of Bryantown
Catholic Church will take place Monday even
ing as advertised. Don't forget it. Come ear
" or you wont get seats. Hundreds of tick
eta have already heea sold The admission
20 ball will be free.
1t is said better mail facilities for points
along the Potomac river below Washington
will soon be made b. the establishment of
IL QaIt;,nnro IN Washipp-
ton by the Weems Line OF steamers rusning
up the Potomac.
"A grand special sale will take place at the
!. h W. Store on Wednesday, April oath,
rom On m, to p. m, only. Every Que
hould attend We will sell every thing that
lay that you want, at prices that will keep
people thinking how that is done E. L ".
eaders Of low prices.
Bey. Father Kervick, formerly pastor Of
Newport Church, this county, and lately
assistant pastor of St. Matthew's Church,
" ashington, D. c., has been appointed pas
or of the Church of the Holy Name, that
.ity, to succeed Rev. Father Delaney, de-
leased
Our valued friend Mr.. A. W. Neale, in
etter to us on personal matter, adds that
he lef, home at about o clock a. m. Monday
morning on the early train for Annapolis and
considers it quite a feat to leave home at such
An hour, travel 10 miles and to be at bis desk
BY 0 clock such stormy day as Monday
We fullj agree with him and the feat was due
to rapid transit, and still does our friend
favor putting our county seat at place where
you can scarcely get to or from BY any means
Of transit whatsoever Surely not He Is too
intelligent man.
no.<aI Nafgaa Il will he at nv office