Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-10-06


what the people want. The republicans
will give it to them.
Mrs. Henry Simms was visitor to
the home Of Hon. S. Spearman
Lancaster during the week.
Register next Tuesday Republicans.
A great victory is ours and you want
to be in the van guard Of victors.
The teacher and pupils will hold
dance in the school building at Pomfret,
for the benefit Of the school on Friday,
October 9th.
Don't miss the big mass meetings at
La Plata, on Monday, at P. NJ, and
IIughesville at 7 P. NJ, and hear the
Issues discussed by the Republican
candidate for Governor and others.
Hon. George T. @. Gray has just
finished cutting one of the finest crops
of tobacco in the County. He is one Of
our best farmers.
Republicans don't forget that Tuesday
next will be the last day for you to
register or get your transfer If you want
to vote this fall.
Mrs. John B. Floyd has returned to
her home in West Virginia after a
pleasant sojourn at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. +. Abel.
Republicans see that your neighbor
who has just reached his twenty first
birthday or will reach it before election
day registers.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Mitchell took
their daughter, Miss Emily to hospi-
tai in Baltimore for treatment. We
wish her speedy recovery.
The young ladies attending the Nc
Donough Institute enjoyed walk to
Faulkner on Sunday last. They re-
turned on the afternoon train.
There is no excuse for any Repubh-
can splitting his ticket. The nominees
are all first class men, personally and
politically, and good local government
is sure to follow their election.
The mission which was held recently
at Rock Point Catholic Church was a
decided success. A large crowd was in
attendance at all of the services.
DR. james J. Edelen lost very
valuable horse on Friday last. The
animal fell in some way while in the
field breaking his leg and had to be
shot.
Democrats, and Independents as we'll
as Republicans are invited to attend the
Republican Mass meetings and hear the
issues of this campaign discussed from
a non-partisan standpoint.
The Directors of the Southern Mary
land National Bank of La Plata held
their usual monthly meeting on Monday.
The usual routine business of the bank
was transacted.
Turn cut all We Republicans and
Democ. ats who want to hear the issues
Of the campaign discussed from the
standpoint Of the best interest of your
County and State and attend the Re-
publican mass meetings.
Miss c. S. Monroe, who has charge
Of the millinery department Of Howard
and Berry, Waldorf, Md, has returned
from Baltimore, with select stock of
millinery and will be CAD to see her
many friends.
II there ever was time for Republi-
can to be true to his party's nominees
the occasion is al hand. Good Govern
ment and lower taxes, against fraudu-
lent election practices aud high taxes.
Mrs. J.. Benson Perrie, Miss Pattie
Perrie, Mrs. Mary L. Wilson, and
Master Benson Perrie, spent Friday at
the hospitable home of the Misses
Tippett, near Mattawomen, Charles
ounty.-Inquirer.
Read the advertise ments in our
columns of the Grand Mass Meetings
and the local Mass Meetings to be
held by the Republicans in this
County during the week and attend
them.
Misses Daisie and Loritta WEIGH,
the beautiful and attractive daughters
Of, Mrs. Benjamin WEIGH, of near
McConchie, who have been soiourninp