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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-25
The Publishing and Patent 0ficesof the
Scientific American,

Perhaps some of our readers have visited the
extensive offices of the Scientific American,
al 36l Broadway, New FORK, but many have
not, and TO such the following account may
be Of interest. 4 correspondent who recently
had this pleasure informs US that he was great
ly surprised at the magnitude Of the es,ab-
lishment. 1t suggested to his mind an enor-
nous insurance company or banking house
At the main Office, which is principally devoted
to the patent misunderstanding as il does so
important a part of the establishment-may
be seen the members Of the firm and their
able corps of examiners. Ready access to the
principals is afforded to every one and here
may be seen inventors from all parts Of the
country showing their models and drawings,
end explaining their inventions The models
left by inventors form a large and interesting
collection. and are kept in a room by them
selves. The large corps of draught smen who
prepare the patent drawings are for the most
part experienced mechanics, electricians or
engineers, some of them having been connect
ed with the L. 5. Patent Office Most of the
correspondence is carried OIL BY type writers
and this necesstaies a separate department
where number of experienced female type
writers and stenographers are constantly am
p!oyed. The dark room, where the photo
graphs for the agricultural department are
developed, is also on this floor On the floor
above may be found the editorial rooms, com.
positors' and subscription room, and the EN-
gravers department.
The Architectural. Department occupies
the top floor. and here may he seen the man
ager of this department and also number
OF draushtsme n at work preparing the plans
and general designs for the ARCHITECT ard
Builder edition of the Scientific .imerican.
which is published monthly, aud has attained
rho ng
the papers is carried on in seperaie building
At the entrance of the main office. which
alone occupies door space of 90 by l65 feet.
may be seen one Of Prof Diapers remarka-
bly, fine and sensitive as we'll as a very expen-
sive instruments.
Some idea may be had of the xtent of the
business doLe al the office Of the Scientific
american when We state that over one hun
dred persons are employed by Mum X Co..
their on several publications aud in their ex-
tensve patent departments
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Ayers Pills are constantly advancing in the
estimation Of those who use them. They i'm
prove the appetite, promote digestion. restore
healthy action, and regulate every func ton
They are pleasant to take, gentle in their op-
erstion. aud powerful in subduing disease.
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saturday, February 2nd, 1859

ALL THAT LOT OF LAND with i'm
prosemrnrs thereon) situated in the village Of
Woodviiie, Aqrasco District, Prince Georges
County. assessed in the name of Mrs. Mary
+. Robinson. and adjoining the lands of John
+. Turner. E,chard Contee. and the NJ. f.
Church property. fronting on road leading
through W 1odvIlle To PaluNent City, the same
being The property upon which .I-rre Mcknew
now resides. In satisfy tie following State anu
County taxes. to wit:
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le1c advertisements.
TAX SALE.

TTyIIE UNDERSIGNED, Trustee, duly ap-
i pointed TO complete the collection of taxes
remaining uncollected by John &. Hall. de-
ceased. late Collector of State and County
Taxes for Prince Georges County, will sell at
public sale To the highest bidder, for cash, at
the Court House Door in the Town of Upper
Marlboro. on
SATURDAY, the 9th Day of Feb, 1885,
al II o'clock, NJ,
THAT DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT in
the village of Forestvlle, Prince Georges
County, Nd. assessed il the name of Charles
e. Walter. and adjoining the lands Of Jas.
Ryou, 5. T. Suit and Others being the same
property upon which Laurence kohler now
'isides, TO satisfy the following State and
County taxes
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TAX SALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNE D, Trustee, duly ap-
l. pointed TO complete the collection of taxes
remaining uucollected by John G.. Hall. dc.
ceased. late Collector "f State and County
Taxes for Prince lie orge's County, will sell al
public sale 10 the h Ishest bidder, for cash, at
the Court House door, in.the Town of Upper
Marlboro on
SATURDAY. Febru0rY lnA 1860
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TAX SALE.

rFNHE UNDERSIGNED. Trustee, duly APP
Il pointed ts complete the collection of
taNes remaining uncollected by John G. Hall
deceased. late Cole ctor Of State and County
Taxes for Prince Georges County, will sell at
public sale 10 the highest bidder, for cash, at
the Court House door, in the Town of Upper
Marlboro. on
SATURDAY, the End Day of Feb, 1889,
l. II O'Clock =. NJ,
ALI. THAT TRACT OF LAND, situated in
Piscaaway district of Prince Georges county.
Nd. called and known by the name of "Dro-
ver's Neglect containing 100 ACRES more
or less, assessed in the name of the Hens of
Mrs. Mary X. Dyer. and adjoining the lands
of W. l.. Lederer X Bros John West and
others. 10 satisfy the following State and
County taxes TO wit
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II is reported that England and Ike nj
ted States will act together in opposition 10
Germany in the Samoan c"utravers'.
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a, II 80 O'CLOCK p NJ.

IT I o I1.Uth T NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situated in
fiscataway district Of Prince Georges county,
Md. called and known by the name of MT.
Ararai.' containing S3 ACRES more or less
assessed in the name of Georgianna DIXON.
and adjoining the lands OF WIN. Cook, VIM.
ID. Barry. Mrs. JaEe Caywood and others, to
satisfy the following State AMI County taxes,
q Mi
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TINE UNDERSIGNE ned, late Collector Of
l. State and County Taxes f,r FRINGE
Georges County, will sell al pualis sale 10
the highest bidder for cash. AT til" Court
House Door, in the Town Of "TRIP: Marlboro,
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Order of Ratification.

In the Matter of the Tax Sale ct u T.ac.
Land in Bladen>burg district. name
unknown, assessed in The name of Mile
,us ). Wine, containing loIi acres OF
land, mere of less.
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At Il O'CLOCK VI.

AT l. O'CLOCK NJ.
ALL THAT TRACE OF LAND. situate
in Oxon Hill DIS rict, called or known b.: the
name of '.lndian Queen containing 100
ACRES, more or less. assessed N the ntni- of
Frederick L. Sawyer. ani NOW owned lay
John w Webster, frnrIiiu- a. The Potomac
River and adjoining the land af Mrs. .l;.ro
Eggerstedi, IL satisfy the state and County
Taxes for the years 1856 and l~~I:
County :" :" observation-disclosures. lo -
State 1857 ~ 81
County 1890. .-.. 10 u6
With Interest In day u Sale s.ni ali costs
that have accrued or may acr,lr"
+. NELSON IAR;DE.
Jan. Its. La.r Treasurertx Collie, tor.
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Order of Ratification.
KATE MCC. OMOHUNDno. a4mx. TT Al
JAMES VI. T. YUI Nc. ErAL.
In The Cirr"H Co'tf IN. Prince t.rorje'>
Comfy IN kip; q.
No. 1923 Eas;i:y

hRDE RED this 9TH DIV =! .ia.ulry 1855
~ that the sab. OF the pr"p-lts m"nlro.ra
III these proceedings I'll ,'it' and rep ,riri IL
William Stanley. Tri>e.. To- rtrtii Il All ,o.I-
hrmed. unless cali>.. Ia The contrary Hereof
be shown on or b, tore tie -:,G t!ssy s't.tTs-
airy next, provided, copy of this ofcer he in
serted i'll some nrwspapr: printed in I'rinc.
GeorgeS County. once IN each # fiItt,. sue
cessive weeks before the md day III Fc',ijtac,
next
The report states the amount 4 ,4la> "a H..
81 $1,000.
.IpuN w BELT. C..srk.
e. c fnr +. -, c., MI.
Tue Copy-re>t:
JOHN ". Belt. t'grlk
Jan. 1l-lw e. Z for T. I, g., MI
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TAX SALE.

TUE UNDERSIGNED, Trustee. duly ap.
l. pointed to complete the collection of taxes
remaining unsolicited BY John G.. Hall, de
ceased. late Collector of State and County
Taxes for Prince Georges County, will sell at
public sale 10 the highest bidder. for cash, at
the Court House door. in the Town Of Upper
Marlboro. on
SATURDAY. Feb. 2nd. 1880
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With iutere,, To day of sale and all costs
hat have ni HAY accrue.
JAMES T. PERKINS.
la. Its. Trustee.
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With interest 10 day of sale and ali cost
that lave accrued or may accrue.
JAMES +. PERKINS,
Jan Its. Trustee.
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JOHN ". BELT. trfA
Jan ll--4w. &. {. for T.. O. a. Uf
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Use lHeiskell's Mixture

HE ii- RADE GCANO that will make WHEAT
and ENRICH POOR
l!fiShElS MIXTURE
makes with
effective
The solar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the CITY aud wheeling People

Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
D. NJ. Shinn, Of shinnston, Is at the
stamm House.
Miss Della Lilly, ofthe Island, intends
10 leave soon for Denver.
Mr.. James Kennedy, OF the Sixth
ward, is visiting relatives at Milwaukee.
Miss Lizzie BiCkerton OF the South
Side, Is visiting friends in Greene county,
Pa.
Mrs. Walter Rinehart has returned
home after a pleasant trip Of several
weeks.
Mr.. O. NJ. Hogg, a prominent Cadiz
man, was registered at the Hotel Wind.
sor yesterday.
Misses Ada and Nora Simpson have
returned home iroms Mt. Lake Park,
where they have been spending the
season.
Among those registered atthe Mcclure
House yesterday were MIR. Lee Watson,
Of Fairnont, Sam Reinheimer, Of Cam.
eron, and A. Cooper, Of Wellsburg.
Mr.. A. P. Tallman and Miss Carrie
Gilchrist are to be married at high noon
on Wednesday, In st. Matthews church.
No invitations are to be issued, and the
affair will be very quietly conducted.
Mr.. Frederick leighton, q former
Wheeling man, with his family, 70.
turned 10 their home at Cairo, Ill, yes.
terday, after a pleasant visit with Mr.,
August Warnecke, Of the South Side.
Capt. Sam Brubaker has returned from
o pleasant trip along the eastern coast.
He spent some time at Old Point Com.
fort, and was one Of the spectators at tho
Norfolk Republican convention that
nominated General Malone. He tells
Ia a very interesting manner Of the pro.
Ceedings Of that convention, and oil the
harmony and enthusiasm that prevailed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26
The W. q IT'S Creek Bridge.

The Canton Bridge company, which
has the contract for furnishing and put
ting up for the Wheeling 4 Harrisburg
company the bridge leading from tho
eastern mouth Of the latlet's eastern
tunnel, across the creek 10 the peninsula,
has Representative here 10 supUflntend
the work Of construction, which will DO
commenced not later than next Thurs.
day. Nearly all the material IL on the
ground, and the necessary rigging 10 OK.
10 arrive to-day.
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II Shot in the Hand.

About 8 o'clock last evening some boys
were annoying q man named Michael
sunefelt, who lives Just below the Mar.
shall county line, by shooting tofpeapes
about bis residence. He went Into the
houseand tounda procured hislhtenLlon
being 10 Gre II into the ait 10 Tighten
the boys away, When he came out
With the revolver In bis hand Il was 40.
Cidentally discharged before he was
ready, The ball passed through the
hand oil Q boy named John Marquis, q
relative Of Suneielt, who was al the time
playing In the yard. A physician was
summoned and the boys hand dressed.
The shooting was entirely accidental,
Marquis being quite tayoflle With sune.
NNIEa |
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Two Assld,ntsattb M Tnnn.,.

Saturday morning an Italian work.
man named Dick, stumbled while at
work on the Fulton tunnel and struck
bis head against an Iron hook, cutting a
cash which required three stitches 10
cluse. lie was az work again In a few
hours.
AllLtlO later, another workman had
hls hand 20 badly mashed by a rock a.
10 neCesslMte h eanpulAlion Of aQuAflef
oil an Inch from each Of three fingers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26

in delicate health, and ali who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find tho
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial In effect than any other
remedy. II acts promptly yet gently on
tho bowels, kidneys, liver, and stomach,
and does not slCken Or debillAte, For
sale Ia 90 cents and 81 90 bottles by
Co.. Anton T. Hess, r. u. Burt
and O. Mehkemeller.
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Usr Ohio Valley Coffee. 1t'sthO best
Take the lIAlnmOts d ohio to O. A. n. En.
eampmsbt al Milwaukee. wis.

August 81 To 20 inclusive, the Bait.
inote& Ohio will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling 10 Milwaukee and return
al the low rate Of Sli and corresponding
rates from other stations. Good going
on all trains and good returning August
81 10 September D.. Tine can DO extend.
cd Thirty days BY depoSltlng tickets with
Joint agent d Milwaukee.
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syrup q FIgs.

Is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. Hess, n. B. Burt aud 0. Mem
kamallaY.
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Your grocer has Electric Light Flour,
Ell1ir OF Datos

Is a combination Of the active properties
of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered It i'm.
mensely popular. 1t cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, %biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In so cent
by o. r. Goethe, W. w. Irwin
w. Z. Williams and John Laughlin.
Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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IF Jou cannot see and need S~peCtaCles
yOI Should call on sand have your Eyes
iested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments aud more experience
than any Otlier OpllGlAn Ia the State,
ard guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
iunledI JACOB w, GRUDD,
Jeweler aud OptlCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Clothing, Etc,
Gbe Sntrllioruffr.
New Advertisements.

Grand Opera HousC-Mils Florence BlndiCy.
Burnptts FlAvOring Extracts.
trustees sale-W. ]. W, COWden,
The World Of Musle-UllVer DiU0n Company,
We Can Re-Nitkel Your DaSe.B utner-JoSCph
Bell Stove Co.
Fall and Winter GOOdb-U. II Wheeler 4 eOn.
Attention, Spntl6ncn-I, q. Dillon & Co.
h1CelslOr Flaming MIL aud Factoty-L. q.
R6blnROn,
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1inIldars, Lsnrnn nIl.nlxsd.

Alta meeting held Saturday night, the
Belmont county tohio) Builders' League,
an organization formed q few months
ago, decided 10 dissolve. The trouble
was tho inability OF the League 10 arrive
at a satisfactory Arrangement for tho I'D.
mission Of the briCklayers,
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70 CLEAN UP THE
Curtail
DEPARTMENT

we ofTcr at cost all Odd Curtains in
Tambour, Nottingham, Brussels,
Irish Point, Applique and Rainas-
These are not Single Curtains,
but from two to 1--WE OF a kind.
New and elegant line OF Tnrcoman
and Chenille PORTER Curtains In all
tho latest fancics, with trimmings of
All silk, Spanish, Guipure and
Chantilly Draplng, Nets aud Elounc.
ings of elegant designs, ut special
prices to close them out.
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Excursions via oiovolaad& Pittsburgh Rail

Excursion tickets will be sold to
Wellsville on August 27, %, 20 and 80
at rate OF 81 IS from Bridgeport, good 70.
turning until August 81.
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TRED. D. BowEgs, rruitce.
FOR SALE,

A.New Double Brick, containing lyo rooms
eaen Iqe mas both gases throughout, with
everything cleo complete and dnlshGd, and II
VIII \ 3 : Y per cent clear as an ihVt.ImCnl,
Eight, EGoned House with all convenience at
Ioe North Front street. Price $3.50. Lot 10 iCCt
trQnI running back 70 river,
"A very desirable modern House al ia goulh
n wy wv tILeet c9ntAlnlng 1ix rooms and ball lot
beyen k99Ened, htl0k 1t0ule, corner Thirty.
highlh aud WOOD Atteeta, Price SI,i6G.
e,ItthV hvgnlep HOutei 100 South Broadway,
tS2 An1 other improved. pfopOfiy.
atgI Ftsun1n ny on we lllAidi South Wheeling
..n q, y. BMitIi,
1870 Main Street,
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NEW STOCK FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

Tomake room for incoming Fall Stock
We are offering special Inducements IN
all our light weights Of Spring and Sum.
In SiGCl-A large line Of OyerslScs In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body60.
AT Q. HESS& SONS,
1891 a 1898 Market Street
Wheeling, w, Va.
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Do You suffer from sCroiuia, salttheutn,
OF other humon9 Take Hoods satsa.
pafilla, the great blood purifier, 100
doses one dollar,
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DUNK Ohio Valley Coffee.
For Thirty DAYS More.

FoR 81 so you can get one dozen fine
satln.inish Cabinet Photographs, and
one extra In q fine gilt frame, 8x1O size,
ct Plummer's, 1lSs Main street, Wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26
THE "LABOR DAY" DEMONSTRATION,

The Committee Holds Another Meeting,
Fdrther Details About the AGalr.
The committee Of the Trades Assem-
bly, having in charge the Labor Day"
celebration, met yesterday afternoon,
but transacted very little business. 1t
was decided that those wishing to make
a trades display in the parade must re.
port to the Committee on Trades Dis.
play, consisting Of Messrs. O. 7. Parrish,
NJ. j. Murphy and Conrad Wasseman,
before Thursday evening. Reports were
received which show that all the labor
organizations from steubenyille TO Bel.
laire, and from Washington, Pa, to Park.
ersburg, will likely be represented in the
parade. 1t had been the intention to
appoint all the marshals and aides yes
parade. They recommend that those
terday, but It was decided to hold an.
other meeting on Thursday night to
wind up all the arrangements and con.
slider applications for places In the
who wish to decorate their houses and
places Of business employ Mr.. June
dunbar, a thoroughly practical man in
that line.
The gentlemen Of the committee feel
very much pleased over the large mum.
Der Of people who express their inten.
ton to be present, and the applications
for space In the industrial display de.
partment Of the parade. II has been
arranged that the Building Trades diyis.
ion shall be the first in the column,
headed by the Carpenters Brotherhood
and the Opera House brass band. The
aides for this division will be Theodore
Wagner, Of the carpenters, and Jesse
Gill Of the plasterers. The second
division will be composed Of tho differ.
ent K. Of L. assemblies exclusively, and
will be under command OF Richard
Robertson. In this division the cigar
workers and hod.carriers will compose
the first battalion and will be led by
Mayors brass band. The third division
will be composed Of glassworkers
and will be- commanded by Robert
Pecari. The fourth division, under Mr..
Michael F. Moran, will comprise all
trades unions not otherwise assigned.
The division will be headed by the
Black Eagle drum corps. The Amalga.
mated Association will occupy the sixth
division and will be headed by a brass
band. Joseph Purcell will be In com.
mand. John McCracken will DO In com.
mand OF the sixth division composed OF
tile teamsters' union, on horseback and
In vehicles, and the trades display oithe
various manufacturers and industrial es.
Adjustments. II has been arranged that
the Opera House orchestra and Billy
Mayors orchestra will furnish the dance
music at the Park and that the Opera
House band shall discourse concert
music,
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LADIES'
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Our stock Is the largest shown and
from tho best manufactory in the
United States, thereby enabling us to
warrant each garment to give com.
pletc satisfaction in style, fit and
wear.
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Call or write for full information.
Every wheel guaranteed as represented.
We still have more new wheels in stock
than all the other dealers in the State
combined. EDWARD L. ROSE 4 Co.