Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-10-31
LOCAL BREvIIsEs.


Vote the Republican ticket.
Next Tuesday is election day.
This is goirg to be a Mice" cleo
tion.
Mr.. W. P. Wetherald is visiting rel
atives and friends in the county.
Mrs. W. N. Irwin, OF Baltimore,
spent the week at Chapel Point.
Mrs. Nita McGervey, of West Hat
tom, is visiting friends in Washing
ton, D. c.
Trespass notices are for sale at this
Office at fifteen cents per card. Post
your lands.
Ex-senator S. S, Lancaster, spent
several days during the week in Ha-
gerstown.
Don't fail to attend the big Hallow-
cen masquerade dance at Old Fields
Hall tonight.
Miss Raye Bailey spent Sunday last
with her mother, Mrs. Albert J. Lo-
max. this town.
DR.. J. Parran Jarboa of Green's
boro', North Carolina, is visiting his
parents at Chapel Point.
Mrs N. r. Cole, Of Montgomery,
West Virginia, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Jarboe.
The Republican meetings through
out the county have been largely at
tended, especially by democrats.
The incest outfit for saving wood
can be seen at 1.-THE MattheWs-How-
ard Impl. Co. 50 show rooms. adv.
Mr.. John Wise, formerly resident
of this county, now of Washington,
spent the weekend with relatives here.
Mrs. Foster Reeder, of "West Hat,
tom, was the guest for a few days this
week Of Mrs. Adrian Posey, of this
town
Misses Helen Mccoy, Elsie Jarboe
and Mr.. Lawrence Mccoy spent the
weeks end at the home Of Mr.. J. E.
Mccoy.
The Lyon" one pipe heater gives
the greatest comfort at the least cost.
Call at 1.-The Matthews-Howard Impl.
Co" and see one. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grain and fam
lily, of Mt. Victoria, have returned to
their city home in Washington, where
they i'll spend the winter.
A large stock of wagons, buggies
and farm implements on hand at 1.-THE
hatthews-Howard Impl. COT, this
his town. Call and see them. adv.
Miss Clara Mullen, of this town. lef
today via. Washington, for a week.
stay on the Eastern Shore OF Mary,
land. Upon her return, she will re
main in Washington for the winter.
Miss May Posey, of this town, &C
companied by Mrs. Regena Posey, o
Chapel Point, motored to st. Mary
County Tuesday Afternoon, where the,
spent the night as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. F. Abel, of near Leon
ardtown
The large number of democrats il
attendance at the republican meeting
demonstrates the fact that they are n,
AOhSot hluc bcuhd pdfbiodHSf but At
alize the interests of our State ant
county can be best subserved by tn
election of the Republican ticket.
The many friends of Rev. Fathe
Bradley, who has been confined in
Baltimore hospital for the past severa
weeks, suffering from a nervous break
down, will be glad to learn that he ha
sufficiently recovered as to be able l.
resume his pastoral duties at Newport
What's up 2 1t has always been tn
custom for one of the majority men
bers and the minority member of tn
Board of Election Supervisors to g
to Baltimore to have the official ba
lots printed This year, not only a
of the members went, but their attoi
ney and clerk also. Mr.. Taxpayer
you have to pay the expenses of II
Board of Supervisors. Are you *
ing to support party that puts yo
to such an unnecessary expense
Homea Thomas, colored womai
was held for the action of the Graz
Jury by Justice Robertson Thursda
on the charge of forging the check {
Clarence Jackson. Bail was fixed
$500 The same day Charles Blu
roughs, colored, was brought befol
the same magistrate, charged with d
assault with intent TO kill, but upC
motion of the States Attorney, WI
dismissed, there not being sufficie
evidence 70 sustain the charge,