Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-02-17


Spring weather this week.
Tuesday last was St Valentines day.
Wednesday next will be washington's
birthday.
Mr.. ]. c. Cox, was visitor to La
Plata on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Allison Wilmer, is visiting
fiends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Helen A. Norris is suffering
from ar attack of La Grippe.
Mrs. J. B. Scott, has been suffering
from an attack Of the Grippe.
The February term Of Court will
convene here on Monday next.
Mister Leon Bailey is confined to his
room suffering with his hip.
The roads generally throughout the
county are in bad condition.
Mr.. Allen Sanders, spent Sunday with
his other, Mrs. W. N. Sanders.
Mrs. F. A. Posey was a guest of re-
latives near La Plata, during the week.
Misses Mae and Este Jarboe, were
guests of Miss Raye Bailey during the
week.
A hotel where comfort, pleasure and
every accommodation abounds-The New
Wills.
Ar;ss f.r,. u.ar1.. waldorf, visited
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Bealle during the
week.
Miss Leila Mattingly, spent Saturday
and Sunday with the family Of DR.. A. A.
Porey.
The stores in this town will be closed
after II o'clock on Wednesday, February
22nd.
Mr.. spurrier, representing the Ameri-
can Seeding Machine company wac in
La Plata during the week.
The minstrels They will take place
on the 22nd. Be sure to attend them
and enjoy good laugh.
Miss Linnie Maddox, principal Of La
Plata Public School, spent the week
end at her home near Wayside.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank S.
Barnes, who has been quite i'll, are glad
to know that she is much better.
Peruvian and other brands of To-
bacco Bed Fertilizers on hand at The
Matthews-Howard Imp, Co., La Plata,
Md.
Don't forget that Monday next is the
day with George and Martha" at the
McDonougb, and be sure to spend the
evening there.
Mr.. W. B S. Chapman, one of our
progressive farmers sold a number of
calves during the week and received
fancy prices for them.
Place your farmes with the German
Scandinavian Land Company for sale
/ If you want to buy good farm call and
see what they have listed.
Rev. Father Myer has alIeady begun
to receive messages over his wireless
Telegraph. He ex Jeets to be able to
also send messages in few days.
Mr.. Ballanger S. Goldsmith, of
Faulkner, has resumed his duties as
constable and will be pleased to attend
to any business placed in his care.
Read the ad. which appears in our
column Of another one of those excellent
entertainments to be given at the Nc
Donough Institute, on Friday, Feb "a.
Hotel La Plata is the place to stop
when in Charles County. Every accom-
mediation you want, besides bowling
alleys and pool TO pass away the lone
some hours.
Mr.. Conrad Posey, is suffering from
an infected hand. He went to Wash
ington on Monday to consult specialist
His many friends hope that he will not
be kept away long
The public will note with pleasure
that Mr.. Warren NJ Albrittain, tie
courteous and popular deputy Clerk of
the Court is out again after few days
indispositior.
The La Plata Milling Co., haYe been
appointed sole agents Tor Suereue feeds
for all kinds stock. They have just re-
ceived car load and can supply the
demand for any quantity at low prices +.
Before selling your fur consult us
first. We pay the highest market price
for all kinds of fur. Drop us line and
we will call to see you.
Fainberg and Wolf.
Mr.. David Waldorf, Of Pennsylvania
has purchased the property of Mrs. S. V.
Mudd and Miss Kate Gardiner, near St.
Peters Church and will make his home
there. Another good citizen in ouI
County.
In another column appears the ad Of
Mr.. G. L. Robey, the popular hote
proprietor of Waldorf, who win give TO,
hunt and pigeon shoot at his hosterly
on the 9th inst. A good chance TO
enjoyment for lovers Of fox hunting,