Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-09-22

one district to another since the last
registration dae, don't fail to get your
transfer.
The registration days for this County
will be october 9 aud 10. Every repub-
lean who has not registered should not
neglect to do so.
The mission which has been held at
Holy Ghost Catholic Church, Cobb
Neck for week ended on Sunday
evening last.
The Rt Rev. G. Kinlock Nelson, ID.
D., Bishop OF Georgia will preach at
the evening service in Christ Church,
next Sunday.
Mrs. II. 7. Ward had as her guests
during the week her brother and
sister. Mr.. Posey Gardiner and Miss
Maggie Gardiner.
Messrs. Howard and Matthew's have
been at Leon1rdtown all the week
looking after their machinery business
III THAT ScCbtDus
Mr.. George Wade has opened
his new store in Port Tobacco.
Good luck to you George in more
respects than one.
Mr.. Adrian Posey attended the
farmers meeting held at Leonardtown,
on Tuesday held under the auspices of
the Farmers Commission.
Mr.. Fred Millar, who has been
visiting his father-in-law, Mr.. John
Smith, neal this town returned to his
home in Washington on Monday.
Messrs. F. d. Mudd, and Bruce NJ.
Wilmer were among those who attended
the nomination ceremonies Of Hon. P.
L. Goldsborough at Cambridge last
week.
Messrs. John r. Monroe and ]. G.
Wilcox, were soloists at the musical
given by Prof. and Mrs. J. F. Coad, at
their home at Charlotte Hall during the
past week.
Wrecks on the Popes Creek branch
are becoming frequent occurrences.
Another one occurred on Wednesday
evening when several cars OF the
freight train we're wrecked.
The Comptroller of the Currency
called for a report last week from the
National Banks. Did you read the
statement of the National Bank Of this
County and note its good showing.
Accidents are numerous on our county
roads these days. Two parties were
before the County Commissioners on
Tuesday asking for reimbursements for
losses sustained through bad bridges.
Maryland will have a Republican
Governor for the next four years, and
Charles County will have two Republic
cans in the House OF Delegates, Re-
publican Sheriff and a Republican
States Attorney.
Look carefully at your tax bills and
compare it with those of previous
years. The evidence is before you, no
enc need tell you OF the burdens the
people of this County are suffering
under present democratic administra-
ton.
The Rev. C. e. Maimann of New
Brunswick, Canada, will officiate next
Sunday morning at Christ Church
WaYside, this County. 1t is probable
that he viii be called to this Church,
recently vacated by the Rev. T.
Hubert-Jones.
Mr.. Jack Matthews, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Matthews matriculated at
St. John College, this year. jack will
be missed by the base ball aggregation
at the McDonough Institute next
spring, but It is said he will be missed
more by the girls.
Miss Ola S INNS, the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Ms. Frank Simms, of Cobb
Neck, left on Thursday last for school
in Washington. Miss Simms left carry
ing with her the best wishes of her
many friends for success in her studies
the rest of her school days.
Our new line of Fall Millinery and
Ladies Tailor made Suits is now COM
plete. The public Is cordially invited
to attend our Opening on Wednesday
and Thursday, September 81 and %,
1911. James NJ. Bowling & Company
HughesviIle, Md.
A dance will be given by the pupils,
of Bryantown public school. under
Miss G. Aline Burch, teacher on
Friday, September 10Th. Proceeds
will be used in obtaining a bell for the
school. Admission l5c. Refreshments
served