Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-03-13
FRIDAY. March IL, - 1908
LOCAL, AND personal
local Brevit'es.

Farmers have begun plowiug,
Tuesday next--St. Patrick's day.
Wild geese are Aging Northward.
Winter is over,
Mr.. James T. Turner, Ryceville, made
n business trip to Baltimore this week.
Mr.. William Queen visited his daugh-
ser, Mrs. Simns, on Friday Of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. R. Liuthicum paid a
short visit to Baltimore on Friday last.
See ad. of Isaacs, the ladies' tailor.
He is the finest of the kind in Baltimore
City.
Master Ernest Middleton is i'll with
pneumonia at his fathers home, Wal
dorf.
Mr.. J. R. Ryce spent several days in
Baltimore City during the week on bus
mess.
Mr.. v. H. Neale has quite recovered
from rheumatism, and was in town on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Willie Wedding, the new merchant
at Welcome, says his wife is his clerk.
Has head is level.
Mr.. J. J. Darg, U. S. Bureau of Stats
tics, spent last Sunday at home with his
family, Bryantown.
Another business venture is on the
taps in our city. Mr.. p. r. Wills has
been applied to for a lot.
The sunshine and winds are taking a
turn at road mending, and the public
highways are improving.
st. Mary's County jury term of Court
will convene on Monday. The poker
players will soon be on the move.
Mr.. Thomas j. Farr and his pretty
bride have returned to wayside, their
home, from their wedding trip.
When your hard earnings are in a Ma
tional Bank you can sleep sound, for
you know Uncle Sam is behind you.
Mrs. VIM. t. Blythe, of Indiana, who
has been visiting the family of Mrs.
Mary G. Digges, has returned to her
home.
Timber haulers should pay license
to help keep up the public roads. Our
Legislators may hear, but will not heed
There is no place like home-except
the New Wills-for the travelling man.
Every modern convenience, everything
neat and tidy.
County Commissioner Jameson suffer
ed last week with spell of acute indi-
gestion. He is much improved now,
however, and was at his post during the
week.
Bi-weekly religious services are to be
held in the Episcopal Church, and the
Ways of the Cross reeited in the
Catholic Church, in this town, during
Lent.
The improyised hens in the County
are Matching out young chicks. Mrs.
Jennie Stone and Mrs. A. Aubrey Posey
have had Matched large broods by their
incubators.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Mattinely. New.
port, are happy over the safe arrival OF
their first born-a little bow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mattingly have been married
twelve years.
Mr.. Frank w. Matthews is doing a
thriving business catching snapper tur-
ties in Aliens Fresh marsh for market,
some of them weighing from twenty to
twenty-five pounds.
Mr.. E. A. Sharretts is conveying his
purchases of land in the County to the
P. H. Glatfelder Company. Soon all our
pine wood, atpicayune prices, will be in
the hands Of bloodless corporation.
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.assna,ts r.da ~ ,ha co,nm;ss;onar.
during their recent sittings for that pur.
pose will make no material change in
the basis Of the assessable propertv in
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