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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22
The Recent Corn Inquiry.

The Interstate commerce COMMISSIONS in
vestigation into fh. corn businrssnf Baltimore
was = subject for much discussion Monday
on the baltimore Corn and Four Exchange
II has resulted in widely advertising that port
with its eligible situate aud excelirn. railroad
and terminal facilities. and incidentally, some
of Il e enterprisine grain firms have been given
\ worldwide notice that will he Ia 10 their ad-
advantage in future business operations
The b. and .. Railroad freight peopl. saw
that the corn movement from Nebraska aud
Kansas depended upon the facilities OF the
rAilrnads 10 furnish ears. and il reads that
made @lcent rate had said that they could
furnish cars at a 3Scent rate they world have
got all the corn they could carry. AiIy Bal
simore grain men who wanted cora could
have bought ali they desired if they lad coRe
Yves and spent Sixty or ninety DAYS in that
territory. The statements of correspondents
that other buyers were paving mor.. for corn
they think would require investigation before
being fully substauts;ei. The probabilities
are that most Of the corn was placed on the
other side before it was bought in the West.
and some of it before il was shelled It VI. 4
matter of getting cars and steamships t. carry
II, IN the operators who went early into hese
transactions made large profits.
There Is not much propibiliy thai the at
lention which las been direc:cd 10 Baltimore
will have Iissdvarta.cous effect upcn the
cOrn receipts. On the contrary. it Is pretty
well known that engagements for liberal eX-
ports are OH the cards When the. Nebraska
and Kansas corn district was worked for all
IL was worth there is it'll. douh' that the biz
buyers went into tie territory cas- uf te Mis-
sissippi When that corn Is in condition "a
grade IL will commence roliin. to Baltimore.
aud that, too, without >peciai rates la The ship
pers. Then the HON" corn crop. known a>
vater-borne grain, mri>t come into market
this spring. aud it will find ready I!ilrIs. Al
together tie corn export movement from Bal
timore for 1855, will no doubt hr a slar.,e As the
figures for 1876 and 1872, which "rrr above
1900 Of bushels.
This is The great corn producing country oI
the world, and the L nite,I STATES ar also the
greatest corn consumers. OF the Two billions
of bushels produced last year ps"ntbiy moi
more than 100 COZ. 900 bushels viii he iakeu
by Europe. The Europeans have uo, vet ac.
sluired the taste for corn "A ipo,. ssric thai
exists in America. and they nave been using
il mainly for distilling aud ftedn. cattle
Eut corn cakes are making their WAY on tie
other side, and at the Pans Exposition. thi.
year an elaborate corn display Is IL i.- mada III
which the Baltimore Exchange wjli psllici-
pats. Corn in the ear and sh-!iel, corn foul
and grts, cola prone, dodgers ano upper.
will illustrate the degrees Of usr!Ilu"s, o: lii
great American cer.Il
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22
America and Columbus.

Il will be most humilialing to American
pride SAYS the Washington Post if the New
World. which Columbus discovered. leaves
Europe 10 take the initiative in cclebra ing
tile Tooth anniversary If The .reatc-t event in
American history.
7. II will be doably humiiatiug 10 the people
OF the [ niied STATES if their own great Repnb-
lic-the first aud foremost of twenty American
natons-leayes 1t to Italy, Spain. and the
Spanish American Republics to commemorate
the year 1s92.
More than six years ago Alphonso NIL,
then King of Spain. in anticipation of the
coming event said /: ut is all event in which
all the world would be interested. and in which
the leading nations might unite
CASTELAR,. the great S. atesman of Spain, said
upon the same occasion Il would have all
the nations interested So combine as TO make
this anniversary The mos; memorable and the
greatest ever held in the history of the world
\ year ago, the Spanish Minister of State,
in letter to the United States Minister to
that country, said: Spain will take the initi-
alive in celebrating in the most solemn man
ner the centenary Of the discover of America
in the year 1902" Also: "Spain is ready at
the same time TO take part in any other cele-
bration and soiemnity which NAV be under
taken on the American cou,insn, "a common
ora the great event.
In other words. spain SAYS she wishes To
r;n
| only a matter OF pride but of national seli-re.
| spect To promptly respond 10 that sentiment hy
inviting Spain and the other nations in'eres, ed
| to Join with q; OWN National Capital
| TO u.s.: in suitable. ceremonies in honor al
that great American anniversary.
Italy. also, is preparing for the great even,
| through board of promotion recently organ
lied in Genoa, Columbus birthplace.
Mexico commenced three years ago 10 pre-
pare for worlds exposition at her National
| Capital. in 1892. in honor of Columbus but
| finally retired from the field on account Of a
| similar movement started at the CAPITAL OF
| the nited States, providing for an exposition
III lsa2 under lia joint auspices Of all the ia
lions Of the three Americas. 10 which ltalv.
| Spain and all nations should be invited
The people of the 'nited States are proud
and patriotic, and have earnestly a:i repeat
edly, during the past three wears, TIN ou.
their Governors. Mayors. Boards Of Trade
| and National Conventions. asked Congress Il
take the Initiative in this grand and eminently
| patriotic movement. They will feel not oul,
Inundated but dlsgrar.d in the ewes Of the
| world II til" Fitch Congress refuse, 10 eve,
consider their patriotic request.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22
The New Cabinet.

President elect Harrison has ii >l ems.
at last succeeded in choosing Il cabinet.
and the slate rs now fixed contains the
names of Blaine. us Secretary Of State :
Vim. Window. OF Minnesota. a. Secrc-
tary OF Treasury: Jerry Rusk. of Wis
consin. us Secretary of War: John Il
Thomas. of Illinois. us Secretary of
Navy; John W. Noble. % Missouri,
as Secretary of the Interior; Warner
Miller, of New York. as Secretary of
Agriculture. and John Wanamaker of
Pennsylvania. Us Postmaster General.
and W. Fl. II Miller. Of Indiana. as
Attorney General.
As the President has not authorita-
lively announced these names. there
NAV vet be some changes. The dccli-
nation of Senator Allison caused Sc
rious complications which gave ten.
Harrison no little trouble. He want
New York and Wall street were ur-
gent in their demands fo' :, man from
their own section. As II compromise.
and evidently at the solicitation Of Mr.
Blaine. Window has been selected. Ii
will be remembered that this gentle
man was assoc;a ted with Blaine in the
Garfield cabinet. and, though nominal
" q Western man. has since relinqulsh-
ing his portfolio i'll 1881 resided in
New York where he has large business
interests. Four at the names in the
list given arc men comparatively M
known in the Fast Risk was lately
Governor Of Wiscnn sin. and reelected
for a second term. MIR. ". II. II. Nil.
Ter. the gentleman named io;' The De
partment of Justice. is General liarri
sons law partner. and though little
known in politics. is said to be Il mar
of high legal attachments. Noble wa:
Il soldier. and is now lawyer nf some
distinction in Missouri. and Thoma:
has been member of Congress from
Illinois for ten consecutive wears Any
one who gives the matter considers
ton must admit the truth Of the con
clusion reached bv the Philadelphia;
Times which is as follows:
''Of course. the new Cabinet is ;
Blaine Cabinet. 1t couid be nothing
else with Blaine ut the head OF ii. fol
Blaine is ever Caesar or nothing. 1t i.
not Cabinet made up of Blaine parti
sans, but it is all Blaine 50 far rs it il
strong politically. and all Others in tn,
Cabinet are net experienced or poten
factors in national politics. 1t woult
probably orieve Harrison to be tolt
that Stephen b. Elkins will make NOR,
appointments under Harrison thai
Harrison will make himself, and h,
may never discover the fact. but it vii
be the truth none the less Elkin
contracted at Chicago for Blaine
right to any position under Harrison
and Blaine and Elkins made Window
Secretary of the Treasury. The Pres
ident is, As IL rule. about the last on
to learn the inner movements of hi
own administration, especially whel
such men as Blaine and Elkins ar
closest to the throne. and Harrison vii
likely fail to understand his Cabine
blunder, until discovered party read
its resentments to him in unpalatabl
election figures"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22
DIED

A. the reside nr' "f II ptrtnis near
this village, on SUNDAY the l1:i instant. a. >
o'clock \. n. after short IiIues> Taona<
Robert, eldest SIN Of Thomas j. and kl,e Il;
Clagett, aged YEAR. II month, and l.; days.
When a it'll. soul il t,l.. de- ~ morn of
LIE is summoned back u its M,k r. and the
tendrils tina; so closely bind il Ia Ihns.. on
earth, an. severed. our wounded heats ar.
stunned al the awful my s'.rs al Death That
q human Hover. 81 pure, ~ l"vrlv aud - ten
der should fade i'll III. very bud. aud leave
the sweet remembrance OF ilS inUocsnl ht- Is
the only snac. 10 tiIa grir!--irIck II "u">. i
beyond mortal comprehension but sub
misSive Faith teaches IL believe :l.I God
doth Mt willingly lililct or .iirv- the child
ren Of men. In The death of this hri..h IN and
promising itil. child. cons ,laiion en- be found
only in the ih.ug'i' "NpT,s-,-i hy the brauli-
fIl verse
In this world of care and pain.
iOrd. Thou wouldst M longer leave hsa
To the sunpy heavenly plain
Thou ac>t now with joy receive him
Clothed in robes of sIotle>- white.
Now lie dweIls with Thee in ligGt.''
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22
R-UPPER MARLBOROUGH, MARYLAND FEBRIJ AIRY %
For Predetermined Ones

Th. Visitors "f the A>V ium AMI I aiming
School for The f-ehir-ru i'r,! 2 'i.'' >tII'' "i
Mary land have recently hui:.ii t.:in eff -,
acres near bwim.s Mills. ~ l. tlIim".' county.
Tor children h.i w-,n tn age, al seven and
sixteen years. who hy - >.'u -: th. r ia t.
live uteIi..I'' rauiln h. r.iurt'ri y uIdI-
uarv srhuu>. Gh" I..,g,r' ~ formerly liz,
residence vi Dr. Wort. 80! -. i!,':,> Tho
farm will 10" uS,,i lns Is. temporary EARNING
school. IL is sin, lied ..hnu' an" mic /. ON
Owin.s Mills ou ia" Western Man !tni |: iii
road At present II viii "uI rc,"inrnn a T.
about twelve al ii!ir"n cinld:ru. Gases ~
imbrciltv or feeble miutl.'iu.sS resulting
from attacks Of iI> .niIN "r rp'rp>r. at C.'Im-
plicated with rNI-tiI. lt.-hE;IS az "p,'"i'>s.
caunot liz received ~ L." ii.>triIi'iuu. Each
child sent with the p"ni't credentials VII b.
Admitte. and Via gwen - DIET rIil!n''
wheth-r il will hr h,-u,i.:rh at Lul. The
visitors the iLiI' 10 di>chtr-" any lii-
mate when in their Judgment. u lpncer resi-
Il nee would riul II. beneficial q The child.
Persons wishing Ia pidct ru!d ~ III" >rnu"i
must fill up !, blank jr>c,iri;I, ri tii. "i!d
history ana condition. and s"tii II t. BT- -
Pembroke Thou. pr,.>ititii, II tt.. board al
visitors, alv.rt aud term an STREETS. y GER
tifica'e from the Orphan, court musi also Il"
ans OF IN. child are unable :" educate 81 sup
port il. Nr. Thomas liiI. uf B,liIm"f". !,
one oi the Dircc-urs.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22

"Wednesday was scr; ~ legislative field
day AT Washington. The President ,i.l.-,i the
Nicaragua canal hill. and tina, iIl.;lsur,. j. now
a law. The direct lax reiIndiug hill s>ctp-
ed the dangers lli,. Threatened It's existence
in the House. ald no" Co.'S 10 thr President
for his signature. The c"mprunis. h.ll for
the admission al in'ir Stale, iIiiu Ili,. IL
ion had "A like h.p"y escape. Should tt" di-
rect tax reiIud,u. oil h-cuIu' iaw Mary
land would receive $40 -; htiia AZ. :. 1.
Us; Virginia. S443. 4us West Virginia. SOS.
40: Nuri, Carolina. 80. ,;j1. South Caro-
lima, S2222, $50. South tarol4i,. wout! h.u,-
tit III addition by the restitution uf about $500
900 of MONEY received by the lnurJ States
from the sale of certain land, dusn. IL. civ
ii war Tie amount carried 10y the g.fIuI-
ing bill proper !, Si.:.:I,'i>.,. III =, of w. i,I
.os, Ia Northern STAT.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22

1 y an attraction extra 'r,linary We HAY,
~ ha,i p.'uir,! At considerable: c,st Very
attractive. souvenir tI,Iide Of The CITY.
which ~. prnp,s" 4" presr:i: .Ta'utna>ls l.,
every stranger visiting nir esiibl slime "n
that &C aston. Tins ..Sn,lvenir" book viii
contain a the principal points ct IN crest il
Washington and virsiIiIy. their lnc,'tiun, l.our
"f ..crrss rn visitors. and -risririns> of In,
Ctp''a! aud Presidents H'is-.. Ais" picture
II n trIjspH and Mufpi,. wItn their biography
l. will ais. contain an -ucrayi:i. aud sie>crip
tinu :. t t.',r >isniisl.m"n' Our VI al Ord,
Derarm-,.I. h.-w J.. >i,--i, Nv VI sill, Ini il AL
yaini.es l.. aui-.i tuaa residents.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22

When General Harrison >ii> Tn. al - al
his bed al night, with the the ri Oh. uoot uu-
der the other knee. and stops III si> pulling at
the heel 10 wonder wleJl.er he viii ever in
this world be abl. !" rUt seventy six men
into eight Cabinet piarrs-we SAY. When ten
eral Harrison sits thus. a,d : irin,i,c,l Ia give
up in despair and ga ~ h-i with In, nu"ts on
and let the Cabin-; 20 la he dickens IN lis
stocking feet, he should call Ia mind rle en-
courasing experience. 81 the Duiciin,u who
carried tine pailfui Ut swirl 10 the pig-l-t the
pig eat the >.ill and then carried the pig
away i'll the pail 1t looks like impossible
task as the one General i!,rris"n has in
hand. but We have the Dntcilnsn's word for
it that, though the pig had eaten the pailful 81
swill. he did not more than halt ill the pail
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22

There Is IL b" very li,tl,. rerrapru SAYS lie
Washington STIR ia The urNt adm mist loII.
So far As the ,bi,!-i i known there isn't "a
man in II, except Mr. Blame. " Ip l. presumed
TO know everything. VIII, tell lar pim
from qualioa. much i'.>s cook tn" t"-.i.>rin',
stew, Nj 3lainc can d"uh-lr,> ~. E,rr blu-
fish about right Mr.. " ,nh"fu ciIt hr'il i c.,i-
fish steak, Lawyer Miller c.'r p",>IhI, SKIN i
bulhead fresh from tn crystal dcit;ii> -. tii..
Wabash. John Waraintkt~ NAV Ia ihI. - adj
wise ten. Harris III cauy.lsrt ci.>. trh ucit-
Jere Rusk can give pniIt- "i' h:t"'a trn'ii dn,i
prairie chickens. bat Their viii I've. nuuuds Iu
represent the della, ~ irir,p.n Ia lie neat
cabinet. Egri tn. Wt. II ru-. ci.i j. Ia
come from the heat a: tin. Wild aui "npily
ives; Think Of Cbicag, river and rcrriplu
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22

"E -x.e,d So. a. invitation !" orrr ont
w oflnwn Ia'-T':,> Ia visit our establish
meni on March l.. Mzk.. the >i"r.. ,rui
'Headquarrr>. w. wil TAX rl.r.e al
your satchels. puc.i>. wraps etc. f,--. al
charge. This "-t-i-i"u s'if-fs yuu IL or ard up
p0riuuiy la ,nnhin' business witt, p,easurc.
iou can s..e ji- inauguration. all '',r -i.his
of the .'itv. attend i' raugurti |; If vni
wish. and tie r'i.' tune Il N'.',r rtc,.S>a
~ Sprir- shopping il t."' hiia:. by Goods
Housef;lin!shiu.-. ,lc.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-22

We have made arrangements to c!Ub
The ENeUISER with thr following
periodicals for 1889. ana any of nur
subscribers at other persons wishing
to become subscribers can avail ;hcm-
selves of the reduced rates by order
ing through our office III connection
with subscription 10 Ihis paper.
EDITOR.
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slaIII'aDWelling

CORN HOUSE. BARN and other OUT
BUILDINGS.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-tliiri CASH balance in equal pay
ments in and two years TO be secured BY
notes bearing interest from sale and endorsed
sa,is.a tor to the undersigned; or all cash At
the ORION of purchaser. deposit of 500
will be- required of the purchaser at the sale.
Taxes adiusied 10 day of sale.
WIN. REYNOLDS,
Attorney of Mortgage named in Mortgage.
Feb. -. lSSS-ts.
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SATURDAY, March 10th. 1888

ALI. THOSE THREE TRACES OR PAR
GELS OF LAM III Bowie Di>rrir, of l'ri;.c,.
Georges County. Md. assessed III the nam.
Of Joshua 7. Clark. -. The Isl TRACT cali
ed and known :,s Peach Purchase cont ain,
al ACRES. NOR. or less. ard adiuii,S th..
Bowie LOIS and III" lands II g.. ". Clarke
the 2nd TRACT contains y ACRES. more or
less. called Cedar HILL and aiipus the
lands OF John I. CLARK and B.rns,rd Lep"rs,
an, lies directly On the line of The 4. n 7.
X. Il. The :;rd TRACT. called Iar; OF ..t,e-
dar Hill, contains ga Rd-a-half ACRES
more or less. and aujoIns tie lands oI Snmri-
vile CLANCY. Samuel Guy, and ota"rS--'o sat
isfy the folio" Ing State ard tpunly taxes. to
xr,t
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.letc Advertisements.
TAX SALE.

TTlHE l'NDEE>iGNEn. Trustee. duly aY-
i pointed to complete he collection "i take.
rrinainin. uncolleci-,l hv John q. Hall de-
caase,,. late Cnliec'"r Ut State aui County
Taxes foT FRINGE Georges t"rii;v. viii >etl
at public sale in lIr highest bidder Ter ,..>L
ON the PREMISES. nrar BOWIE. on
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IF YOU are in Iced 81 anvihn. in oar line
/ Dry Go .ds. Fancy G"sl>. ~ we 81 all
he. glad Ia receive va orders II Il prsifn sc
yaurntirr satisfaction O. yonr moi ey will be
ctecsfully returned.
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Nelc Advertisements.
RICHARD +. BRANDT.
Attorney at Law,

UPPER NAHLBORO'.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
MILL practice in the Courts Of Prince
w Georges and adjoining counties. the
Court Of Appeals OF Maryland aud the Court,
Of the District OF Columbia.
DCan Ia seen Al the nili =. "t Fillmore
Bsail, ESQ, 81 - Street. y. " Washing
ton, ID. c., on Saturday II zach W. *
Feb. o22. lSSg---f.
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OF LAND MORE OR LESS. described as
LDr NJ an plat dated December, 1873.
wh;"li filed in the Circuit Court fur Prince
G-"r.r> county in the equity case Of NJ 'rie-
c.II \ Piummer ct al. vs.. 4. &. Magr,ider ct
A.. administrators Of Poiydore f. Scott ct al.
and winch was on December 18th. 1855, con-
,"y".i To said George Boswell by c. {. Ma
.rud-I Trustee.
The iMpRUNEMENTS are new FRAME
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Circuit Court for Prince
Georges County.

HEREBY CERTIFY that the fol-
l. lowing comprise the panels of the
Grand and Petit Jurors selected to serve
at the ensuing Term of this Court, which
ronveues at Upper Marlboro on the
FIRST MONDAY, being the lst day Of
tDriI lSSg
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With interest To day of sale and all costs
that have or may accrue.
JAMES +. PERKINS,
Feb. lJ-;s. Trustee.
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