The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-02-24

Brevlties.
Mrs. &. G. MagrrrIer ha> '"tnrned from visit to
| friends i'll " i>luns."n.
Miss laurr Matthew'S of I:'wje i" gu II at FL
| er>lie. the home of Judge Chew
Miss Shellic Chew has returned from pleasant
| visit 10 relatves and friends in New York. Newark.
and Baltimore.
Miss Julia Kin>olvin.. has been on visit I" her
aunt Mrs. {. V. A. Cltsett and her '""n>in MIS-.
Jos. $: Wilson.
| Miss Patte Perrie of Washington spent sunday
| with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Benson Perrie.
| Mr. j. l.. Edlavitch is in New York buying goods
| tor his store
Geo W. Wilson Esq has accepted the position OF
aid-de-c"mp the staff of General Bradley i.
johnson and will take part i'll the lmaug1I"l process
sion.
Mr. f p Martin. of North Keys. has the contract
for supplying evergreen for the decorations III Tue
lntugui al ba | room
Our thanks are due to Mr.. f. p. M"gruder for an
invitation t. the Eth C,mmener"tion Day OF the
Iohns Hopkins University. which took place Nc>ter
day.
Judge Brooke has dismissed the petition to over
rule the appeal of Col Best in the "t the Wash
| inson CITY and Point Lookout Railroad ". the
Washington G Potomac RAILROAD.
All interested in good roads are requested 10 meet
here next Tuesday Feb 2>th 2Es. at l! o'clock VI.
for the purpose of organizing a Road League for
Prince Georges { Iunty.
The sale of the tract of land, advertised for
sale by the Fair Association has been post
poned unit. tomorrow, Saturday 2]th) at T.
O'Clock, NJ.
81 have tried Salvation Oil in my family,
on a broken and dslocated foot and can rec
ommend it to any one as a good liniment
Mrs. " illiam Tolley, Joplin, Mo-
There will be a meetingin Oxon Hill dis.
trict, at Oxford Grange Hall, tomorrow, at 6
p. III :, to make final arrangements for the In
ausural Parade from that district. The CHE
Marshal will be in ate Idance.
The sem-annual examinations at the a
cademy took place on Thursday last in the
presence of some of the Trustees and patrons.
The boys passed satisfactory examination
and reflected credit upon their teachers.
The man who is continually hanging on
the end of every public enterprise, discourag-
Ing it by action and insinuation, is as valua-
bic to community as last year S almanac.
The forehanded farmer is at this time put
ting his farm implements and tools in order
ready for spring work. The odds and ends of
work put in shape now, will save much valua
BILE time next summer.
The Journalists Club of Baltimore City
gave delightful reception last Thursday
night, the occasion being the opening of the
new Club House. We regret that We were
not able TO accept lheir kind invitation to at
tend.
Good roads will increase the value of a flrm.
shorten the distance to market. save time
wagons. harness, horses. enlarge the territory
which contributes to the home market. quick
Ell social communication, and add to the
wealth of the individual and the State.->ton-
ington-.(Ct. Mirror.
Mr.. G. c. Magruder Esq, has been appoin
ted member of the committee on permanent
organization, rules and order of business, by
DR.. Shaw, chairman of the State Tax Conven
l
the Hotel Rennert for organization nd bl.si-
ness.
On Tuesday Mr.. John r. Neale. as autioneer for
ty, In this town. belonging to the late George H. Bun
NELL Dwelling house adjoining Mr. John 7. Meals
lot for $66l, purchased by Mrs. Laura F.. Talbot:
frame dwelling and blacksmith shop. in the rear of
Bunnell's store, sold for 1915. Capt =. W. Chew rur
chaser. and the 4-acre lot adjoining purchased
by MIR. r. NJ. Bowie for xIl5.
Only few shares of the 5000 CAPITAL Stock of
the FAIR Association remain unSold. A committee
consisting of the President. DIR. Richd. =. Hill.
MeSsrs Jn0. W. Belt and I. =. Wilson visited Britt
more last Friday and secured subscriptions from the
following gentlemen. Charles j. B0nGparte shares
Thomas Hill. shares and share from Gch of Il
following Samuel Hin. Dudley Il Carpenter. Wiz
liam H. Moore & Co., The Southern MARYLAND Com
mission Agency, J. i. Turner Il CO.. George ".
Wilson, r. Il. Roche. j. Ford Coombs and VI. Plum
mer, Jr.
Hyattsvle will ha we its municipal election in the
month of May, but the two factions for and against
the single tax theory already hard at work. and
the prospect of fight whose echoes will Ie"cl
wherever telegraph lines go is good. indeed. Two
town commissioners 0 he elected. md those who
retire from Office respectively for and against sin
gle tax, The effort will he to secure both the
commissioners for party the other. and proho-
bly, that will settle the fate of the Sngla tax idea in
HyattSyille if not in Maryland America and all the
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