The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-26
Brevities.

Gov. Bowie has II race horses al the Ivy
city race course; and NJ .>srs. Davis Hall IT.
Z. l.. Drummor Il has been appointed post
master at Glendale in place Of AziriIh Jones
and George Use postmaster Al Hyatisvile i'll
place of F. A. Aman.
The offerings OF the congregation at Trinity
Church nj the mornIn. service on Easter Sun
day amounted 10 SlOj., and the proceeds
from the Mite Chests oi the Sunday Scl"v.
reached the sum of $500
Collector Hill will take chars. Of his ,il e
on the 10Th OF May. lie las rs y", made
only one appointment, that OF Th"mtS Par
ran, Jr., Esq, of Advert county, rs First Dep
uty.
The prisoners who were convicted and seu-
fenced at the last term of Court have been
taken from itil by Sheriff Darna!l, and five
placed in the Maryland Penientiary and four
in the House of Correction.
The Ladies Association of Trinity Church
met on Monday and elected officers for the en-
suing year as follows Pres ident, RS. |. ).
Wilson; Vice President, Mrs jos. X. Robe IT'S
Secretary, Mrs. A. I. Brooke: Treasurer, Miss
Ellie ID. SIsscer.
The report of the Department of Asricnl-
ture on the condition of winter grain. says OF
wheat in this couniy-.'iavorabie al seeding
time there being ali abundance Of moisture,
vigorous
The Annual election of Nesiry for Trinity
Church was held on Easier Monday and the
following gentlemen We're chosen: Messrs.
Chas. Clagett. Il. Il. Il. Chew. Geo. ii. Bun
nell, +. Sassccr. Jr.. r. Irving Bowie. ino. ID.
Gather and Jno. il. Tiabaud.
The buds on the fruit trees are on: in bios
som. Thus far We have heard no reports in
this section OF damsge to the fruit crop by the
winters cold. and unless we should have cold
and unfavorable weather, while The trees are
in blossom. We may expect fair sized fruit
crop.
On Tuesday WIN. Stanley Esq as solicitor
for Mr.. +. NJ. Bowie, assignee OF mortgasec,
sold the house and lot on the south side Of
Main Street in this Town, formerly owned
and occupied BY Mr.. E lwArd Humphrey. 1t
was purchased by Mrs II. Ann Bowie for
S225.
The final hearing in the Mudd-Comp'on
election contest was held i'll Baltimore Tues
day of last week at the the office of James +.
Carr, Jr., special examiner. a glass ballot-boX
was placed in evidence aud il was endeayored
to be proved that the box could be opened
from the bottom and then restored to its FORM
er condition. Stenographer Wilkinson has
taken about 1000 typewriter pages during
the whole hearing.
With an occasional slight recovery, the
There is no export demand and the only liz
quiry is from the milling interest. Tie gen.
eral opinion is that the new crop will be a
heavy one, and while there is often slip
twixt cup and lip, the season is so far advanc-
ed tina, only the most unfavorabe conditions
between this and harvest is likely 10 prevent
present estimates shaping themselves into
established facts.
In the Court of Appeals recent, the follow
ing crses from this county We're argued Il. 4
o. Railroad Co. VS.. Carr, by F. Snowden Hill
for the appellant and Vim. Stanley for the APP
pellee; the Ammonda.e Normal Institute VS..
Anderson and others, 10y Alfred Hughes for
the appellant and WIN. Stanley for the appel
lees; Cooper and others vs.. Holmes. by VIM.
Stanley and Chas. II. Stanley for appellants
and Joseph S. Wilson for appellee.
An interesting scene took place on the
Academy hill last Monday afternoon where
the children Of Trinity Church Sunday School
met for their Easter ess-rolling. Such happy
little faces are rarely seen, and such joyous
little shouts are rarely heard, as manifested
the pleasure of the merry throng that gathered
on the old AGA denny hill to roll the brilliantly
dyed Easter eggs, Ia race for oranges and last
but not least to pariake of the bountiful sup
ply of nice things provided for them by their
loving Pastor and their energetic and attentive
Sunday School Superintendent and Teachers
We have received very kind invitation
from Postmaster Frank Brown, who is the
President Of the Maryland State Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, To attend con-
vention of Editors TO be held in Baltimore al
the Eutaw House May 9th, and to be his
guest at luncheon on the occasion. The OBJ
ject Of the meeting is TO interest each and ev-
cry county in the State in the grand exposition
TO be held al Pimlico in the Autumn, so that
their national and industrial resources and
products may be properly represented in that
display. Postmaster Brown deserves great
credit for his philosophical efforts 10 awaken
the citizens of the State 10 the importance of
the proposed exposition to the agricultural,
mechanical and mercantile interests Of Mary
land