THE TIMES.

PORT TOBACCO, MD.

THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 80, 1916.
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1t was rumored in this village the small
pox had broken out at Ludlow's Ferry
We are pleased to inform our readers such
is not the fact. 1t appears, from what we
learned yesterday, the rumor originated
with some person having become suddenly
sick at the above place, which was immedi-
ately conjectured to be small pox. As such
news spreads abroad as if it were upon the
wings of the wind, it soon reached here
causing US some fears-thinking possibly
its next hop would be in our midst. The
physicians resident here are provided with
vaccine matter, and we advise our citizens
to have their families vaccinated. Procras.
tination may prove dangerous.


There will be Brthnight Party in this
village, at DAVIS Hotel, on Wednesday
evening, the 18th of February. The 22c
of February, Washington's birthday, falling
upon Sunday, Mr.. D. is constrained to. give
his Party on the 18th.