Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26
LOCAL BREvITIEs

night.
There will be Mass in the Town HILL on
Sunday.
Mrs R. P, norney, this town, spent the
week in Baltimore.
TIE schools in Prince George's county will
close on the IS Of June.
Misses lrma and Gene we've Mudd are visit
ing friends in Washington.
Miss Eta Robey spent Sunday with Miss
Emma Garner, La Plata.
The public schools throughout the county
gave holiday on Whitsur Monday.
Miss Bruce Martin left on Tuesday for a
short soiourn in Washington city.
TIE Republican State Central Committee
will meet III Baltimore on June the Z
Mr.. Julian Norris is said to have the prett-
lest crop of wheat in the Sixth District
Mrs. Thomas 7. Owen, La Plata, returned
from short trip to Baltimore on Tuesday.
Thepublic schools of this county will close
for the summer on Thursday, June the 10
Mr.. and Mrs John Irwin, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with friends in the county.
Mr.. W. D. Mcdaniel, Waldorf, spent the
week with relatives in Washington City.
Mrs. L. A Wilmer spent several days in
Baltimore and Annapolis during the week
Mr.. Eldridge Monroe, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with DR.. George >. Monroe, Waldorf.
Charles County was well represented at the
Peace Jubilee in Washington during the
week
Aessrs. Reginald and Elmer Farrall, La
Plata, spent several days in Washington, this
week
Mr. Walbach Gardiner, Bryantown, is
receiving medical treatment at hospital in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Geo. L. Robey, Waldorf who has been
visiting friends il Washington, returned
home yesterday.
Prof. Edward N Hoyt, of New York, de
livered lecture at Barnes Store McConchie,
on Friday night last.
Miss Ruth Moore, who has ueen visiting
friends IN St MaIy's county, has returned to
her home in This town,
We regret to note the illness of Mr. jain E.
Hamilton who is threatened with paralytic
attack in The left side of bis body
Queen Victoria who has been reigning over
England for many years celebrated her
eightieth birth day on Wednesday.
Jpdpe P Briscoe and family who spent
the winter in Evansville have moved to their
country e,ttape in Calvert county
The stock of ,s,arsl merchandise of Tin,s,,
4 Thomnsop Newoort will he sold Mt public
sale on SATURDAY. lime The Ard. Soc ad
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John warren soldier oil the avn war
was choked TO death at Frederick on Tues
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Governor Lowndes has signed the death
warrant OF J'hn Berr' who KILLED Miss Aman'
da Clark, OF Prince Georges county. Friday,
June the 10 Is the date h1ea i'r iae execution
An intere ting game Of ball will be pas ed
ella Plata on SATURDAY. June 'ne j between
tue Maryland Agricultural college ana tue
Charlotte HAL team Large attendance ex-
peeted Game called at 1880. Admission
to grounds loe
Your last chance to save money. Look at
our advertisement, the sale is only good to
June iS'h' w you nave no inVhsy' orlh :
US your WOOL caves poultry ana eggs nigh'
est market prices pa'o iof mem - T. hu'a-
WITCH Inc Cash bargain Merchant
Me-. Oscar Ferguson WHO recently enlisted
in the United States Army Is now stationed
at Porto Rico and is much pleased with the
80 o.. r.s;.aonat. on amoIoro =,
,r,..a,. G., - ia also IN por,o Rico
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