The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-19

The Prince Georges Rifles are ordered 10
meet for drill Saturday ri / O'Clock.
| The Easter Ball 10 Toe given OH mrNi Nom
day night hy tie social club cf this Town
promises to be a very erjoyable affair.
Extensive improvements, i; 4 cost OF 500,
are To he uad,. on the Carlton mill PROPERTY.
| in Blydensburw.
Farmers Of Prince Georges will find it 10
their interest To buy their Lumber from VIM
| ID. Campbell * Co., Navy ard, Washington,
The project of building the PiukncY Ne
mortal Episcopal Church. at Hyatt srlle, is
| taking shape. and il is thought that work viii
be begun in a short time.
WIN. 1. Hill, Esq., has gone 20 Savannah,
Georgia. on official business connected with
the DEPARTMENT of Justice. He will be absent
about two weeks.
"When YOU visit Baltimore step a the
Maltby House where will be found first class
accommodations and exceedingly low rates.
Farmers having lambs ready for market
will do well To communicate with Messrs. Al
merchants of Washington. See advertisement.
The attention of our readers is directed 10
the st,veits. niant of tie Star Clothing House,
Washington. ID. c.. of which Mr.. ). Biet er is
the proprietor. This enierpri>ing house gives
you your moneys wcIlh, and ought 10 be lib
orally pa,ronized.
Messrs Willie Neal from s.. Johns College,
e. C. Magruder, Jr., from the Johns Hopkins
University, aud Jos. X. Roberts ami Ernest
Masruder from Georgetown College are spend
ing the Easter holidays 4, their homes III this
Town.
The sixteenth Annual Convention II lie
MARYLAND State Temperance Alliance will lie
held in Baltimore OH Tuesday Evening, April
3Oth. "Wednesday and Thursday, Nay lst and
ind, 1889, in the Old First NJ. L. Church,
corner Of Charles and Fay-tie Streets.
The Childrcu's Easter Festival and Lawn
party with Egg trolling and other .nrseinei.ts
will take place all Monday next on The Ac.,':e-
my Hill beginning al O'Clock L. VI. All the
children of the congregation are requested /"
meet at the Chu,ch al :; O'Clock i'll the alter
noon.
There will be. full service al Trinity Church
to-day Good friday at III o'clock and TO-
morrow ev ming AT 60 O'Clock At which tine
the Church will be dressed for Easter. On
Easter SUNDAY he service will be ut IL o'coc K
A. NJ, and the childr-ns celebration At 40
o'clock.
Mr.. Thomas Jefferson Frazier died al the
residence of Mr.. Fran is f. Moore near For
estvil!e OH las, Saturday evening, after brief
illness. He was born in Washington and was
printer by trade. For many years lie lived
in this county where he had 4 large circle OF
acquaintances and friends. Al various times
he worked in the newspaper offices in this
Town, and for long time served as one OF
the Justices Of the Peace of the county.
The Colored Teachers association held its
quaieily meeting here Friday last, in the Of
flee of the Gazette; K. W. Digs in the chair
Addresses were delivered by NJ. II. Digs on
the progress OF the colored race, and by J. ID.
Broadns ON education. Papers were read by
Misses G. Z. Proctor and L. c. Watson. The
abolition of corporal punishment was discuss
ed in the affirmative by Miss \. Z. Lee. and
in the negative by Miss Z. E. Lucas, which
was followed by general debate on the sub.
iect. The association adjourned 10 meet at
Pioneer Institute, IIillsviIie, ID. c., June ..
On Tuesday Mr.. Maurice L. S'allings. rs
Auciioueer for Messrs. Merrick and +. : Hill,
Trustees, sold portion of the real estate OF
Mr. VIM. II. Gwy~n, of Thos. His life estate
in The home place, containing GOO acres wa,
sold for $500 To Messrs J. Eli Hunlt auI \.
r. Robinson. Tie mill property containing
40 acres WAS bought by Sydney L. Mndd,
Esq, for S225. The farms in Suirratts and
Brandywine districts, upon which there is
mortgage of S2,7a5, were withdrawn after 4
bid Of $50 and the sale of 800 aces near llo>e
Head was stopped by an Injunction.