The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-06-02
Brevities.

A special meeting OF the County Commits =
sioners will be held next Tuesday.
Mr. R. w. Dutch, of the Washington Star
and Col Thomas J. Ewel of the Baltimore
Sun are in town.
Senator German has moved to his Summer
home at Laurel.
MIS-. Hawks and her daughter, Miss Quinn,
are on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quinn.
The Kings Daughters will sell ice cream
and str berries in the town hall yard ON
Saturday from to P. NJ.
The Ladies' Association Of Tr unity Church
will meet next Monday a. the usual place al
O'Clock PM.
The Governor has appointed Walter w. Sis
son, Justice of the Peace for the 18th district,
vice j. w. Duckett, who failed to qualify.
The Town Commission ers have commenced
the Summer work of repairing the streets I'M
der the supervision Of Mr. Thos O'Bryan
Our thanks are due to Miss Ellen Haroe
for an invitation to attend the Commence
ment exercises of " estern Maryland College
on June 9th.
On Wednesday last Mr. Andrew J Brown
and Miss Eta Martin of Forestville were mar
ried in the Episcopal Church there Rev Mr
Chapman officiating
Mr.. Raymond A. Heiskell, youngest s'n Of
the late Dr. P. Il. Heiske Il, will receive the
degree OF Bachelor of Laws at the Georgetown
University next Monday.
The young ladies' and gentlemen OF this
town held all impromptu dance at the Town
Hall on Tuesday. Gus Browns band fur
nshed the music and the dancing was kept
up until past midnight.
For Sals-a light Champion Reape.. The
owner having sold her farm has no further use
for this machine which was used only one sea
son. 1t will be sold at low figure. Apply al
this office.
At the request of the President the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury has asked for the res
ignations of many internal revenue collectors
including that of Hon. F. Snowden Hll
Deputy Sheriff Dove on Wednesday evening
brought to Jail Charles Brown, colored, charg-
ed with assault with intent TO kill. He was
committed by Justice Ryon of Queen Anne
district.
Rev. James B. Avlrett, Of Waterville, N.
Y, former Rector of this Parish, has been Oh
visit to Mr.. Mrs. l. S. Wilson. He preach
ed at Trinity Church on Sunday, and large
congregation was present to hear his forcible
discourse.
r Col. Chas. j. Bonapa rte, Of Baltimore, and
Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte, of Washington, visited
the large estate of the former near here last
week. "Weston" in the hands of Mr. Il. A.
Chambers, shows the effect of judicious man
aeement and industry, and Col. Bonaparte
takes deep interest in the improvement of his
farm.
The 22d annual commencement of the Law
Department of Georgetown University will
take place on next Monday evening. Among
those who will receive the degree of Bachelor
of Laws is Capt. P. w. Chew, second son OF
Judge X. B. B. Chew. He has our congratu-s
lations and best wishes.
U. S. Senator VIM. NJ. Stawart Of Nevada,
dined last Sunday at the Marlboro House.
II is rumored that he desires to purchase
good stock farm in this county.
The Sunday School of the NJ. E. Church
at Centerville, will celebrate "Cbildren's
Day" next Sunday at $3.50, p. m. An appro-
pirate programme has been arranged and a
pleasant and profitable time anticipated. The
public are cordially invited.
The Washington and Potomac Railroad is
now running two trains daily. passenger
train leaves Mechanicsville for Brandywine
5:52 a. NJ, arriving at the latter place at 6:25
a. M, in time to make the connection with
the early train north of the Baltimore and Pc.
tomac. mixed train will leave the same
point al 12.15 p. M, and arrive at Brandy
wine at / 45 in time to make the connection
with the mixed train Lorth OF the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad, and will make the
lme connection with the Baltimore and Po-
tomac trains southwa>d.