Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-11-13

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Mr.. Turkey is preparing to make his
will,
: TIRE PASS N0TICEs-For sale At
This onice.
Mrs. James J Edelen spent the past
week with her father Mr.. F. D. Mudd
Post Your Land, Save Your Game
and pet your Tfespass Notices from US.
Miss Marguerite Jenkins was a guest
during the week Of the Misses Brown.
Miss Marguerite jenkins was a CUES,
OF the Misses Brown during the. week.
FOR -TREsPAss NOTICES.
Apply at this Office.
Mrs. Aa.ase de Roode has returned
to the county from visit to Baltimore
Mrs. ". N. Lyon is guest Of Mrs.
J. Carlisle Wilmer.
The Charles County Agricultural
show takes place today. Let's all hope
it will be a great success.
Mr. and Mrs..John T. wills spent
the week end with the latter's mother,
Mrs. @. P. Hamilton.
Some Of our young friends from Bel
Alton enjoyed walk to La Plata on
Sunday afternoon last.
Mr. Percy Clark spent several DAYS
at his home near this town durIag the
week.
Justice L. NJ. Switzerland was in
Washington Wednesday on a business
trip.
Attend the dance to be given by the
teacher and pupils ofPomfret Sci ooi on
Friday, November 10Th. if you want to
have a good time.
Mr.. Jack Ferguson is spending The
week at Idaho the home Of Mrs.
Jennie Stone.
The many friends of Miss Eliza
Cough, who has been III with typhoid
fever are glad to see her out again.
Mr.. W. II. Clark has returned to his
post in Washington after short visit to
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. " R. Clark.
Messrs. Edward J.. Sanders and W.
Griffin Mudd enjoyed brief motor trip
to Washington during the week.
Mr.. George B. Merrick. OF Marlboro,
was a guest Of Mr.. SYDNEY Z. Nudd on
Sunday last.
The hunting season is now at hand
and you need tresysss notices. Call at
this Office and get them. SC. apiece
or 6 for 25c.
The banging of guns on Tuesday the
first day Of the hunting season made
one think war was taking place on this
side Of the ocean.
We have Trespass Notices For Sale
printed on good stout card board and
in Red or Black Ink aqd our price is
low.
FOR SALE. Several fine driving
and work horses. Term to suit. APP
ply to P. R, WILLS, Bsl Alton. Md
advt
There will be dance at the Pomfrel
Hall, Friday, November 2Otl, for the
benefit OF the Pomiret Public School
The Clark Orchestra will furnish th,
music
advt.
Mrs. Josephine E. Maurice aud Mrs
W. N. Horton, of Washington, spen
several DAYS in the county during th'
week.
DR.. A. W. Boswell and Mr.. Irvint
Boswell, Of Washington. spent thu
week end at the home Of Mr.. Geo. W
Berry, ear this town.
Mr.. V. Il. Neale will be in La Piats
next Tuesday nth inst, Any on,
who wants to purchase two Holstin,
Heifers one with calf, can see him il
person.z advt.
The great stock of varied implement
and vehicles carried by The Matthews
Howard Implement Co. insures you tn
, best in the line at the closest prices an
the most liberal terms. Their gasolin
proposition is revelation. advt,
Have you taken out your workmen'
Compensation policy yet? If.not, 20
had better call on the agents Of I'll
Maryland Casualty Company, Messrs
Adrian and F. Stone PoseY. ere til
clutches of the State Industrial Con
mittee comes down onyou.
The very fact that Capt. Albert Ii
max is the Proprietor Of Hotel La Plat
Is sufficient for you to stop there whe
in Charles county. Anybody VII
knows him knows that he spares notl
ing for the convenience and comfort
his guests. advt.
Mr.. W. Dudley Bill, a native
England, who few years ago pu
chased a farm near Ironsides in tn
county, at the out breaking of the vi
in Europe returned to his native lar
and joined the English Army ieavir
his wife and two sons behind. {
Saturday Mrs. HUI with her bo
started 90 the long journey to EnglaT
70 rejein her husband.