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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-03-01
Tiny Domliss, Infant Defendant.
IA ihe 'r""h Court for Prince Georges
County. sitting IN Equity.
No. l.Jl EQUIrr.

1NHE OBJECT of this suit is To procure .
i ,'.'r'.. u the sale of certain real estate.
>iIislr. lynn. AMI being in Prince Georges
County. ~ .te al Mary land, Of which Lizzie
B'"'i" i'iru+rly Lizzie Domliss, laIe of the
CiH II Washington, District OF Columbia,
Il! seized aud possessed, said real estate con-
tanning eight acres, more or less.
~" Ill IN substance states that said Liz
zir B-nnr formerly Lizzie Domliss, being so
>-sz i and possessed, on or about the 18th
tias II Dec. mber. 1885, departed this life in.
te-ra'r. leaving surviving her William Boone
la r husband one of the Plaintiffs, and the fol-
low in. harmed persons her only heirs at law,
naiu-i.: Tiny Domliss, William Henry
Boone and Anne Elizabeth Boone all Of
whom arr infants under the age of twenty
on" Years.
Tina, lir- Defendant Tiny Domliss is a non
resi- zen, of the State Of Mar, land sn.i ,io-s
not reside therein.
That said real estate is not susceptible OF
all AL, .nlasenus division among the parties
interested Lierein, without material loss and
injury I" them, but it would be to the bene-
fit aud advantage of all parties to sell said
divide the proceeds among them according TO
their several interests, and prays for dscreee
for The sale of said real estate.
1t is ihereupon this 18th day of February,
1889. sdjudged and ordered that the plaintiffs
10y causing copy Of this order to be inserted
iii some newspaper published in Prince
Georges County. once in each of four success
sive weeks before the Goth day Of March, 1850,
give notice to the said absent defendant Of the
oil jet ana substance of this bill, warning her
10 appear in this court in person or by solici-
tor on or before the 18th day If April neat,
to show cause, If any she has, why decree
ought not to be passed as prayed.
JOB n W.BELT,
Z. G. for Z. q. Co.
True copy-Test:
JOHN w. BELT--Clerk.
c. e. for p. G. Co., Nd.
Nar.-l, -lxa
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-03-01
The Out yoing Administration

A significant fact. that should not
he forgotten during the excitement at
tending the Inauguration. is that Mr..
Cleveland surrcndcrS his trust with
honor and dignity. He. too. shares
II the plaudits of the hour, ana Repub-
ilcans rs we'll rs Democrats are sound
ing the deserved praises of = faithful
public servant. We have referred here
toiore tn the many good results IN the
country that have been brought about
by the administration or the govern
ment by the Democratic party Mr.
Cleveland, unfortunately. was too low
al to the people for his own COED In
endeavoring 10 help the masses. he in
CURED the hostility of Il wealthy and
powerful combination and in his defeat
the party also suffered reverse. But
the indications are strong that The re-
verse will be only temporary, and that
the principles Of Democracy Will win
again when the issue is made. not only
because of their own claim but be-
cause of the example afforded by the
outgoing administration OF the emf
nent ability of the party 10 govern.-
''The great service Of the administra-
tion. says Horper's 'Icekig, "has been
its demonstration of the fact that while
the Democratic party counts nearly as
many adherents as the Republican, it
is not revolutionary party, and that
the Union and government are perfect
ly safe under Democratic ascendencv.
After prolonged civil CONFUSION.
with all the changes wroughtby it, this
is result of immense significance. 1t
has taken from our political controver-
sizes the unreasonable apprehension that
the success of a party embracing half
of the people threatens the existence of
the government itself. anal has thus
tended effectively to restore the politi-
cal contentious of the country to their
normal condition.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-03-01
a Call to the PEOPLE,

The Agricultural aud Mechanical Associa-
ton have issued a call asking for the Cooper
alton of the people of the State in making the
coming exhibition grand success. We quote
from the address as follows:
The Maryland State Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association has resolved TO make lis
exhibition. which opsns on its grounds al
Pimlico on the 9Th of September next, an
event OF the first importance in the industrial
annals Of Maryland. The officers of the as
ISOLATION enthusiastically and with one accord
resolve 10 contribute whatever of energy and
whatever of means may be necessary to make
display of the natural resources aud pro-
ducts of Maryland at Pmlico next Septem-
Der thai will not only reflect credit upon as
4 committee, but upon the whole country.
They realize the vast Importance of the
exposition 10 themselves individually, and as
citizens OF this great commonwealth, and re
member that the citizens Of Maryland will lie
the largest baneiiciaries. and they have. there
fore, good reason to expect that they will do
their full share toward making tn" enterprise
: success.
The Exposition vii. not be a "show," but a
great universal school To the farmer, merchant
and mechanic, where the method used for i'm
pressing the lessons will be object teaching.
Not only will all the varieties of improved
live stock in Maryland be on exhibition, hut
all the productions, mineral. agricultural, for
ests. *, OF the State will be shown Sdua
ted side 10y side. each on lis own allotted
space, competing in brotheriy rivalry, will he
seen the counties of Maryland, displaying to
their people and TO the people OF many chimes
all the vast and varied attractions, resources
and advantages of our State. Thus an oppor-
tunity will be afforded for study OF the
characteristics Of each county and a compar
ison of each with all the others, and all
knowledge canes from comparison.
That each aud every comfy should haze 4
complete and representative exhibit is for the
advantage of the State, AMI it IS believed that
the thorough carrying out OF this design will
reEder the collective displays of the counties
the most attractive feature of the exposition,
AID moreover, will he of lasting advantage To
the counties individually and to the State at
large.
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NelU Advertisements.
TAX SALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, Trustee. duly APP
l. pointed TO complete the collection Of taxes
remaining uncolected by john &. Hail. de-
ceased, late Collector of State and County
Taxes for Prince Georges County. will sell at
public sale 10 the highest bidder. for cash. al
the Court House Door IN the To.n OF PIPER
Marlboro, ON
TUESDAY, the 26th Day OF March, 1889,
at II o'clock. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with improve
ments thereon, situated III Marlboro District
near Lap Stone Hollow, Prince George,
County. Mary land. called and known by the
name "f Oak Lodge, assessed in the na,ne
OF Richard West. and adjoining the lands Of
Clem West tcolurcdl Richard iiil', estate. J.
Wyyille and others, being the sam. land up
on which Mrs. Jim West now resid.-s Ia salts
fy the following State and courI;y lakes
County :. ... / N
With iniers.s: - lay of sale aud all costs
that have accrued Iaay accrue.
JAMES T. PERKINS.
March lis. Trustee.
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Blackburn and Chandler.

Al meeting of the special committee of
the Senate on Indian trad.rslips last Satur-
day, Mr.. Chandler si,hn tied a report which
was severe on Score AIRY Villas and ex-Com-
missioner Atkins III .ection with the APP
Voinlrient Of post traders.
Mr. Blackburn objected to the report. and
demanded that Mr.. Chandler should advise
the committee of he names of the witnesses
who were responsible for the statements con-
tanned IN the report. Mr.. Chandler deci ned
TO give them aud Mr. Blackburn renewed his
demand with some warmth Mr.. Chandler
replied with increasing spirit that he would
give the names.
Mr.. Blackburn Unlimited that he would
feel compelled To believe that the statements
contained in the report had been the result
Of Mr.. Chambers imagination, and were not
drawn from the testimony Of any witnesses.
Mr.. Chandler shock his finger at Mr.. Black
burn, and said:
Il don't propose TO be bulldOzed by any
such slave driver as YOU
At this remark Mr.. Blackburn walked up TO
the end of the table where Mr.. Chandler sat.
and. shaking his fist in Chambers face, said !:
..Iou d little scoundrel and liar, If you
were not such coward would fail you here,
and ii you will got up from that seat will
wear you out. You are a coward aud afraid
TO rise
Blackburn is larger than the New Hamp-
shire Senator, but the latter nevetthele
threw mp his arm and said. you dare not
hit me-
As he said this Mr.. Blackburn caught
Chandler by the right ear and yerked him out
of the chair. The latter was almost pawer-
|, SIS in Backburn.s iron grasp, and the Ken
iuckian, who was too excited 10 care what
he did, gathered himself to throw Chandler
against the side of the room.
All this occurred before the rest of the CON-
mittee could appreciate what was going OH,
but Al this point Senator Faulkner threw his
arms around Blackburn and prevented him
from any further deGlonstraliop.
II was half a minute before Blackburn
would release his hold, and when he did Nr.
Faulkner told him to leave the room. which
lie did. Mr.. Chandler was restrained from
following him. The committee stood add
joiirned without formal motion.
Mr.. Faulkner will act as an intermediary
and bring about as much Of an undersia ID
ing as is passbie after the character of the ep
isnte
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-03-01
ma Euatirrr sp,l IG.r,,-r', Ha.rxiI,r..... So =
On to Washln ton !.

The preparations for the grand event
to take place on Monday next in Wash
ington are well nigh complete. ! he
hero of the occasion has arrived. and
eager throngs are pressing thither
from every portion of the COUNTRY
In fact. the attention of the whole
world will be directed to lis for snort
space of time, III consequence of the
peaceful revolution that will take place
at the National Capital. The transfer
of the administration OF IA great GOV
eminent from the hands, not only of
one chief executive 10 another, but
from one political party to its adverse
nv, is an event that could take place in
no country but this. without occasion
ing the widest excitement and more
or less confusion. But here the trans
ition will be us natural and easy in
reality as it is simple in form. Presi-
dent Harrison will be greeted with
shouts by the patriotic members oi all
parties. He will be honored is the
President OF great people. Demo
Gratis as well as Republicans are striv-
ing earnestly TO make the ceremonies
attending his Inauguration as magniii-
cent is possible. The thirty thousand
soldiers and civilians who will take
part in the parade. and the vast con-
course of people who will assemble to
do honor to the Chief Executive. will
firm beautiful picture of the intense
patriotism of the American people,
who can forget party ties and local in
teres IN showing respect to the chosen
ruler of Il common country.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-03-01

Tie Department of State has received dis
patches from The Consuls Of the United States
at Panama and Colon in regard to the situa-
ton of affairs on the Isthmus. The Consuls
report that no disorders had taken place up TO
February eth and that no trouble was anti
cipated because Of the expected final collapse
of the De Lesseps Company. The event Of
the collapse has been discounted by the fact
that a gradual suspension of the work had
overflow had drified Out easily and in several
drectinns
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N.elU Advertisements.
TAX SALE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, Trustee. duIy ar
L pointed 10 complete the collection oi taA..,
remaining unsolicited bv John G.. Hall. de
ceased, late Collector of State and Comfy
Taxes for Prince Georges County. vii! sci!
At public sale 10 tie highest bidder lnr cash,
on the PREMISES, near BOWIE, Oh
SATURDAY, Marcel, 10th, 1889.
At II 30 O'Clock. =. NJ.
ALL THOSE THREE TRACTS OR PAR
GELS OF LAND in Bowie District Ut Prime.
Georges County. Nd, assessed in the name
Of Joshua L. Clark, Sr. The Isl TRACT cali
ed and known as ''Peachs Purchase. contains
~ ACRES, more or less, and adioins the
Bowie Lots and the lands of G.. ". Clarke :
the End TRACT contains ) ACRES. more on
less, called Cedar HILL" and adioins The
lands OF John 1. Clark and Bernard I.euois
and lies directly on the line of The Il. x T.
X. X. The 3rd TRACT. called part OF .-C--
dar Hill, contains ;-and-a-haIr ACRES
more or less, and adioins the lands oI Soiu-r-
vile CLANCY, Samu- Gay, and others--,o SAT
isfy the following State and County taNe-. to
wit:
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Gov. Jackson has granted nolie prosequ
in the case o.; The State - James Graham
Pearre, who was convicted of an attempt TO
commit an assault on Mrs Kirkland in Balti-
more, and pending an appeal while under
5000 bail, fed the state. The court Of Ap-
peals sustained the court below by a divided
court.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-03-01

Ed. McMeriot, the famous Arkans., moon
sinner, has been captured by Tire authorities.
He is man of prodigious strength ard brave
as lion. When brought 10 bay lie refused
TO surrender until he had emp;ied every bar
rel in bis pistol aud tie weapon itself was
shot from his hand. II. had sworn never To
he taken alive. After the .ht IT,. WAS a sor-
~ object to look al. lis clptliu. had been
torn by bullets, his ina, >ho, from lis head
one leg was ridd!ed with bullets and hi, ftce
bre1st and arms were sifimkled VIII, SHOT
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An elliott is being made in Tguu.s,rr -
place the Hermitage-tirn. Jackson, old es-
ehe-under the charge # al ASSOCIATION Of
ladies organized upon the plan Of Tie Mount
Vernon Association, with regents in all the
States. 1t is thus expected to raise The pIir-
chase money aud nationalize the property
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-03-01
Meeting Of The County Commissioners.
IN. IU.dL LEVY.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Upper Marlboro, FEB. l9tA. 1889.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tina,
~ the County Commissioners OF
Prince Georges county will meet on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
March 18th, 18Th and 18th, 1889,
for the purpose of examining and nd
iustiug nil accounts against the county
with the view of making the Annual
Levy. Al accounts must he properly
sworn to. By order:
y. 7. BROOKE, Clerk.
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A ; an attraction extraordinary We have
IA had printed at considerable east a very
attractive souvenir Guide of the CITY.
which We propose La present graiuitousty u
every stranger visiting oar estabfssiime l ou
that OCCASION. Tins Souvenir book vi !
contain all tire principal paints a. sn'ers.st in
Washington and vicinity. their LOT ZION. hours
of access L" visitors, and en2ra, ass of the
C,p'':si and Presidents unus-. .opictures
II Harrison aud Morton, with the ,i0gr Apply.
l. vii al>" niain an enoravingS "a descrip
iicn II our ESTABLISHMENTS Our 3aii Ord, r
Department, h.." H. snip ;v Mail, Ind its add
yantages Ia utt-.i Town T. ssieuis.
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No. 174J Equity

nRDERED this Goth day Of February,
" lsS9. that the sale Of the property mem
TONED in these proceedings made and report
ed 10y Thomas Hill, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown,
on or before the 18th day Of March, 1859 !:
Provided "a ..opy of this order be inserted In
some newspaper printed in Prince Georges
County. onc.= in each Of three successive
WEEKS before the said 18th day Of March, 1889
The report states the amount Of sale TO be
$4,000
JOHN W. BELT. Clerk.
G. &. for +. G. Co. Nd.
Ira. Ccpy--Tesi
JOHN W. BELT, Clerk
Feb :.2-4@. &. &. for L. e.. Co., Md.
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DIED

DIED
In Baltimore, on the 2let instant; Mr..
augustus Lcrcti, in the bSth year uf hi,
age.
At Hyattavilic, on sunday las. Charles
Compton, only son OF john + aI..i ANNA
u. Gibson, aged seven days.
Suddenly, in Washington, on the 21i Ii
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Departed this life AT her residence, in ris-
Getaway District, February list, les9. Mrs.
Maria 4. Taylor, wife OF .he late William a.
Taylor, aged ~ years.
A precious Ole fiom us has gone. \ voice
we loved so dear. \ place is vicaI.f in Ii. r
home which never can be filled. Tell the
loved ones not 20 mourn. Say died my soul
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ia tile Christians honored grave
dearest mother thou hast left U.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But it was God who called you from us.
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BY HER DAUGHTER, Mrs. MAIN rrI.LIS
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over the anti Jesuit agitation n Canada. IL
is said that lie fears that if bitter feeling
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The President on Tuesday issued d pyocla-
nation calling session of t!ic Senate for II
O'Clock on March 1. To receive such COMMUNE
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Order of Ratification.

THOMAS HILL, Attorney named In the
Mortgage and Trustee.
vs.
L. SPRIGG BLANDFORD and SARAH E.
BLANDFORD, his wife.
IL The Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County in Equity.
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