The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-03-29
News Items.

The engagement is announced of Miss Ce-
leste Stsuflsr, of New Orleans. to whom the
late Samuel J. Tiden left 500. 900. and Geo.
| Ager, also of New Orleans.
Miss eastman, the mining expert of Ar-
| iona, is tall, dark-eyed girl. somew hat an
sular in appearance, but with immense ener-
gy. She is the only woman in 4 camp of l.
500 men.
| The As,ors have recently added five miles
OF property 10 their already enormous holdings
| in New York, and OH those five miles they
are building as fast rs masons and carpenters
can execute their orlers.
Ayers Sarsaparilla was the first successful
blood medicine ever offered 10 the public
This preparation is still held il. the highest
public estimation both al home and abroad
| Its miraculous cures and immense sales show
this. Ask your druggist for it.
| Ayers Cathartic Pills are known to be the
safest. surest, and hes, purgative medicine ev-
er offered to the public. They are mild yet
certain in their effects. give tone strength to
stomach. and keep the system in a perfectly
| healthy condition.
| A cable from Rome saws tia, the Pope has
| decided the long pending fight between Carii
nal Iaschereau at Montreal and the Jesui,s
in favor OF the latter, and has ordered the
closing of the branch of the Laval University
| there, thus leaving the Jesuit College in su
| premacy.
Hector, the French poodle. which held the
| official position of the White House dog du-
| ring the last administration. has been succeed
| ed by Dash" black and tan collie, belong
ing to President Harrison. dash was H.
censed last week al cost Of IL cents.
There is strong movement on foot to Sc
| cure the appointment of Secretary Noble to
succeed Justice Matthews \ number of
Western Senators are interested IN it, This
would afford All opportunity for the appoint
| ment Of Mr. Clarhson 10 be Secretary of the
Interior. Secretary Noble Ranks with the ve-
ry best LAWYERS of the 81. Louis bar
The latest objection to the plans of tie com
ing centennial celebration in New York comes
from the naval officers, who complain that
their branch of the service has been placed i'm
charge of I retired army officer. They wish
TO have Admiral Jouett take charge Of their
part ofthe celebration.
The German Government has issued a
white book on Samoan affairs in which Bis
marck describes the conduct of knappe as
lacking i'll calinness and GOODNESS, and rs con-
trary to the Emperor's policy. Referring to
knappe's proposal 10 annex Samoa, Prince
Bismark reiterates his view that to seek to eff
feet change in the political situation in Sa-
moa without the consent of England and
America would not accord with treaty arrange
ments.
The qualifications Of the official records of the
war OF the rebellion is hereafter 10 be conduct
ed by board composed of one officer of the
army and two civilian experts. There is ONLY
one civilian really distinguished a, an expert
in such mrtterS, aud that is John L. Y. Mich
olson. who naturally will have place on the
board. II another can be found of equal IA
miliarity with the records the irnportap,
work so well begun by Colonel Scott can be
carried OH with even greater usefulness.
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, it
is said, is negotiating for new route Ia the
South. The contemplated plan provides forr
the extension of the New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk into the western part of North
Carolina and Charleston and then TO arrange
4 traffic contract with the Seaboard and Roa-
noke, the Raleigh and Gorton, the South Car
olina, the Augusta Airline and other and
smaller lines. The agreement. it is stated. is
now being considered by the directors. with
SOME prospects Of a successful contamination.
\ rare opportunity is presented for some
ehierprlslng townsfnan tn represent a nursery
urn thSt warrants stock Ia he delivered in
prime condition, that a large, honorable
and permanent trade be built up. Very
liberal terms 10 the right man. Address lanes
r. Whitney, Rochester, y. y