The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-13
THE PRINCE GEORGES ENQL

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The Orphans Court will meet on Tuesday
| next.
Mrs. Peter H. Hooe and her daughter, Miss
| Augusta, are at Atlantic City.
A Democratic mass meeting will be he Id at
Scasgs' Hall, Branchyilla, tomorrow night.
The resignation Of Capt. p. w. Chew, of
company II. First Regiment, has been accept
ed by the adjutant- general.
When you want a carriage or buggy 60 to
Thomas E. Young, Pa. Ave-, Washington, d.
e. Read his advertisement
County Treasure, TownsllenI, Mr.. R. I.
| Bowie, Mr.. E. E. Berry and Mr.. +. w. Hill
expect to start tomorrow for Chicago
Isaac W. Tippett. the lunatic who escaped
| from our Jail about two weeks ago was cap
tured in Washington on Tuesday, and is now
ironea in his cell.
Farmers living in the fourth district along
the line of the proposed Drum Point Railroad
complain that the laborers are giving them
trouble.
The family of Hon. Barnes Compton, with
tie exception of Mr.. Southern Compton, have
| moved from their Laurel home to Washington,
| for the winter.
Bishop Paret will visit st. Johns Parish
| on Sunday October %. Services at St. Johns
Church at 1880 a. M, at St. 5arnabas al ) p.
Mrs. VIM. B. Clagett and Miss Alice Mer-
rick will give an entertainment this evening to
the "musical club" at '.Navaje," the home
OF the former.
party Of capitalist s.ed through this
| town few days ago en- route To Chesapeake
Beach They are said 10 he interested in the
building Of the railroad.
W. Grant CohOly has been sentenced to 6
months in the House Of Correction by Justice
Conway of Laurel, for using prOfane Ian
guage and disturbing the public peace.
On motion OF s. Shaaf Stockett Esq, Mr.. Char
| les w. Ciagett, of this county, was admitted and
qualified as attorney Of the Court of Appeals, Of
Maryland, on Wednesday
It is reported that law aud real estate firm
has been formed by Mr.. Marion Duckett and
| the firm of Dent and Brown. This is q strong
combination and we wish them abundant sue
cess.
letter has beep received at this post office
from Calvert county with the following ad-
dress: Little Johnnie aud His Sister, Living
| on the Saluda River, South Carolina, who re-
turning with their Papa from Chicago, were
delayed y. Orange Va, Sept IA, 1893.
The Baltimore papers ale the authority for
| report that Mr.. q. q. Magruder. Jr., of this
town, will soon be appointed to the position
of chief of division in the Treasury Depart
ment. Mr.. Maeruder is well educated and
accomplished and will fill this important post
with credit.
Mr.. NJ. v. Richards, immigration agent of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
was in Laurel Monday with a party of gentle
men from Louisiana and Iowa looking for =
place to locate with party from their respec-
tive localities. They were much pleased with
: Laurel and it is hoped they will decide TO 60
there.
There was y sale of trotting stock at Poplar
Hill farm last Friday. J. T. Turner, of Char
les county, purchased 4 weanlings at prices
| ranging from $50 to SIS; F. Snowden Hill
bought 5 weanlinns vt pric ranging from $45
| TO $72. John Stead paid $55 for weanling,
and r. C. Thompson bought weanlings pay
| ing $50 for one and $50 for another. Mr..
Henry Daingerdeli paid SIPS for q colt.