Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-10-30

Nehit omer9i near La Plata,
Congress- hiss AZ last adjourned an,
the PEOPLE arc Offering their prayer
Of thanksgiving.
| Mr. J. Writ Wilmer, Who has bsei
located in Boston for several raonths
spent the past week in Baltimore.
Mr.. Mitchell GriaitA. ~ Baltimore
spent the week end at che home o
Mrs. F. W Hopper. melton IS
Only two marks on the ballot ar,
necessary in ord,r to vute for tha r.
pub lean candidates.
Mrs Ida p. Sanders add M.s. r. 4.
Lee Jenkins Of Bel Alton, visited tho
apitol Cits last ". Elk
We regret to learn that STATE Immi-
grafton Commission, p d Mud, is
quite unwell.
Mrs Noble Thompson. has returned
home after visit 70 her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. comptop,of Washington
Mrs. Emma Wright, Of Washington,
8 visiting Ne. and Mrs. = F Wright
100 -'0"oS
Nole ior harrington ana hadd on
Tuesday next at the rolls il you would
-. s. i ~ Y, 49, ~, ''' ""u y az ''o'
@'ss ora thompson mas returned
70 nef nome N Dait'more alter most
enloyaoie VISIT to the home Of Mrs.
wary T. Ssnuers'
Mr.. George W. Adsms, Constable
for the Sixth Election District. was in
Baltimore on Monday and Tuesday
- : - ~ -'''' - o''
Miss Lydia G. Wright has returned
her home near Cross Roads after a
pleasant stay with her sister, Mrs.
y inion .. Wheeler, st. Elmo"
MISS Louise queen entertained the
nfysn'oWn-hughesv'lle card club at
her home near Bryantown yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Algernon FAIR and friends spent
.ns week enu az tne nome efthe Misses
WIZARDS, one Hundred and Thirty
fii'h St.' New York.
Don't forget there will be big Re
publican Mass Meeting held here To-
MORROW anu ao'e speakers viii be pre-
sent . discuss the issues Of the present
campaign
The teachers and pupils of Waldorf
- =, $50, - " e !" 'no sohoo'
- ~ ',u"s' -'o'sn"er Tue zV'n
z'c'
Miss Myrtle Appel, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. Arther W.
aPtsii' ~ nv nai"ier' frince oeorges
eoun's' nss returned TO her home IN
'n's CITY
The Republican Local Mass Meetings
throughout the County have been
largely attended. This argues well for
ano1ner ela time majority Tor hepubli-
s"u eanu'ua'es IN enis county
II yon want drill quick, phone or
write The Matthews Howard Imple-
ment Co., for FARMERS Favorite''.
They keep them in stock.
semmes Motor Chr bus to Wash
ington. Leaves at a. m every morn
log. The cheapest and quickest way
to go to Washington 10 do your shop
ping. adyt.
The hunting season il at hand You
should have tresspass notices, you can
obtained these BY applying at this
office. Five cents a piece. or six for
a quarter.
The gasoline engine does the worL
on the farm that Won can,e do o,bs.
v;ss. w;,ha,,
Call on The Matthsws-Howard Imple-
1ent Co., for prices and particulars
They are headquarters advt.
Ms tha an,r - a.a.u ph,..
not onlv % na.,r 49, -.
zen ,oaoto ~ ~ =. T ~ - -
and vote for the Republican candidates
and see that his friends and neiahbors
DO likewise.
s.London in War Timesr Intimate
stories Of life in the great English citv
Sad and humorous Incidents gathered
by special correspondents In the
special feature OF The Sunday Star,
November lst. advt.
The very fact that Capt. A bert Lo-
max is the Proprietor OF Hote La Plata
Is sufficient for you to stop there when
in Charles county. Anybody who
knows him knows that he spares moth
ing for the convenience and comfort OF
his guests. adyt.
Mr., and Mrs. Malcolm HOLLOWAY
and daughter, motored from Washing