The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-04

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Nj j. Alfred Osborn. 40 gone ~ be"i"r! springs
The County Comm. ssioners will hold regular
meeting ext Tuesday.
Miss Julia Griffith. of Baltimore is visiting III
aunt Mrs j. Alfred Osborn.
Miss Briggs of Brooklyn, is visiting her aunt Mrs
Briggs at her home near Groom.
Miss Annie W. levin, OF Hyattsville, has been on
q visit to "Ellerslie,'' the home of Judge Chew
Miss Emma w allis of Kent coanty, and Miss Ma
mic Hill of Washington, are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. VIM. |. Hill
Rev DR. johnson. of St Andrews Church, Wash
linton, will oficate at Trinity Church, this town. Oh
Sunday.
Mr. j. Heath Dodge OF Bethesda. Montgomery
county, accompanied by his wife and daughters
were the guests week of Mr. and Mrs. j. Benson
Perris
A committee of the Ladies Association. consisting
of Miss Maud V. Belt and Miss Ellen Harper, will
sell ice cream the lawn at the Marlboro House
tomorrow evening at ) O'Clock.
The next meeting of the Musical Club will be held
at northampton the residence of DIR. John e.
Fairfax on Wednesday, August 10th, at : O'Clock
p NJ Members cordially requested to attend,
without further notice.
Preparations are being made for grand tourna-
ment be held at Hughsville Wednesday, the 18th
inst, between the knights of the four count eS Of
Southern Maryland.
A new postofiice has been established at Centre
ville to be called "Meadows, with Mr.. Enos PUN
phrey postmaster.
Rev Father Noel of White Marsh. OBLIGATED at
ST. Mary's Church, this town, during the Absence
Of Father Cunnane.
Mr. VIM j. Sptcer of Bla iensburg, has succeed
Ell Mr. VIM. H Pratt. aud will continue the liqnor
business in the Gottschalk Blu lding.
Miss Bette Ghisslia, Miss Bessie Sasscer and Miss
Lucy sasscer, have gone on two we Ks soJourn 10
the mountains, near Pen Mar.
Mrs " Stoddert Of Winchester. Va. ami her
daughter Bessie have been visit to Mr.. ana
Mrs l. s. Wilson, and guests at Ellers-
lie
The Ladies' Gu Id of ST. Barnabas Church will
hold G festival at Silver Hill Grove on Tuesday.
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and refreshments will be served on the grounds.
Mr. j. Pratt Neal and his brother, Master Freddy
g. Neal are on a two weeks visit to relatives and
friends In Baltimore and Hartford county.
We are glad to zee our young friend, Mr.. Morue-
cal Plummer, of Baltimore, looking SO well after
his recent indisposition He is now recupelating at
his fathers home, this town.
little son of Mr.. Martin Keough, the Conductor
of tho mixed train, was run over by his fathers
train at Bowie, Wednesday evening, and had his
leg cutoff
The success Of Mrs. Annie NJ Beam of McKees-
port, nylvania. tire atment of diarrhoea IN
her children will undoubtedly be Of interest to many
mothers. She says "G\spsnt several weeks in
Johnstowr Pa, after the great flood, on account Of
my husband being employed there. We had rever-
al children with us, of &honftoGk the aiarrhoea
very badly 1 got sme| of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remecy from Rev. Mr.. Chap
man. 1t cured both Of Them L kne" Ct several
other cases where it was equally successful L think
it cannot be exceled ami cheer fu y recommend it."
a5 and 50 cent bottles For i, by John R.hC oale,
Upper Marlboro Md.
On Friday Chief Judge Briscoe heard the habeas
corpus case of Simon Firman. Of Baltimore city.
charged with highway robbery AMI assault with in
tent to kill his uncle, Jacob FIrman, in Bladens-
burg district AMI taking from him Il It, on July l1th.
A large number OF persons from East Baltimore were
here, and attempted to prove an abb. but Judge
Brisc We held the young man under 500 bail for
Court. Security promptly furnished hy his
father Messrs. Field and Winternitz, of Balti-
more appeared for the accused. and States At tor
ney Brandt and H. B. lIabercomb, Esq, of Balti-
more, appe AIRED for the prosecution.
The prohibitionsts of this county held meeting
at the office of Mr. II. B. MOulton in Washington
last Friday afternoon and elected the following l.
egates to represent the county in the State Conven
tion which will be held at Glydon, Baltimore coun-
ty on the 9th instant: i. c. Lee j. j Coulter, &.
D. Fox, l.. H. Stand, J. {. Ellice, Bladensburg dis
trict; j. H. Hun, Cedarville; G. W. Violet, Bowie
district, and S. p Kell er and Rev L. A. Thirkeld
Laurel district.
The regular annual examination of applicants fol-
teachers certificates began Tuesday and will con-
tinue until today inclusive the last two days being
devoted to examining applicants for coored schools
The following white applicants were examined Tues
day: Misses S. X. Blandford, n b. Cotton. l.. V.
Keller, F.S. Fuller. j. X. Bllingsy, Carrie II. Sh
ley, n. Emilio Wallis, Clara Fuller, and Messrs. c
Manning Coombs and r. Early Baden. The School
Board will be in today for the purpose Of ap
pointing local trustees.
Mr. Thomas Bate, editor of the Graphic, Texar-
kama, Arksnsas, has found what he believes to be
the best remedy in existence for the tlnx. His
perlence is well worth remembering. He SAYS:
Last summer had very severe attack of the fl;
tried almost every known remedy, none giving re-
lief Chamberlans Collie. Cholera and DarrLooa
Remedy recommended to me. l purchased
bottle and received almost Immediate relief. l con
tnued to use the medicine and WIS entirely cured
take pleasure in recommending THIS remedy to any
person suffering with such disease, ~ in my opin-
ion it is the hest medicine in existences % AMI 80
cent bottles. Fer sale by John Coale, Upper Mari