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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
Treasurer 5 Notice.

+! YHE UNDERSIGNED, TREASURER,
| i will attend in the several Election
! Districts Of Prince Georges County, Mary
| land, at the following named places on the
month Of September 1893, between he hours
| of9 \ and 2 NJ, either in person or by
| deputy, for ihe purpose sof collecting State
| and County Taxes levied bv the COUNTY Con,
| miss,oneis Of said Coalty iot the cu!geat year
of 1893.
In Queen Anne district On Monday
September 4th, 1S93,'at Muljkin's sta
| ton,
In Bowie district on Tuesday, Sept
9Th. -ha, at Smiths Hotel.
In Laurel district on Wednesday,
Sept. 9Th at N:lstead's Hotel
IN Vansyilie district on Thursday,
Sept, It'll at Branchyllle.
In Biadensburg district on Friday,
Sept. Sth at Coldenstroth's Hotel.
III Kent district on Monday, Sept
1th at Brigh.seat
Z n spalttrgs district "a Mouday
Sept 18th at Silyer Hill
In Oven Hill district on Tuesday.
Sept. 18th al Field Hotel.
eh>l Ft4ouaway district on Wednes,
day, Sept Goth at Boswell's.
In Surratts district on Thursday, Sept.
olst at J /. Thomas Store.
In Brandywine district on SATURDAY.
Sept. 10th al Observation-Disclosures u ~
Ia Aquasco district Oh Friday. Sep
22ndat WoclviIle.
= In Nottingham district on Monday,
Sept, 25th at McKee8 Store.
/ In Nottingham district On Taesiav,
Sept. % at /, 4 BadeG,S store.
f, In Washington y c on Wednesday,
| Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept
y. %, % and 30 and Monday and Tues.
day Oct. 2nd and 3rd at. the store OF
! VIM + Clarke and Co, successors Of Jno
A Baker, La. Ave,
! ~TU ALI PEsON> who Tray ,heir
/ Dounly i Axes levied rs aforesaid, 10 ire II
| 20 INV per.on authorized by m- 10 receive
| lie same nn OF before The lst lay OF July, Is
| G3, no interest will Ice chatged--gt TT "hi2h
! date interest viii be charged a. the a. pei
! can't. pei aunum TIL November i,t, s.. After
! November lst, 1898, an additional interest q
] ] pei cent. pei mouth viii be chaeed I'LL sad
! County Taxes are paid Those VITO pay thea
STATE Taxes levied Is aforesaid Oh DT before
| the Isl da> OF September. ey3. viii be emitted
| 10 deduction OF Les cent. Those WHO pay
their State Taxes, levied Is afvre laid, ATE, lst
I day Of September, aud on cf pet,re lie Jst
day of Ottoner, 1873, viii oe entitled 10 de
ducfion OF + pei cent, aud those who pay Their
| State Taxes. lsyled As aforesaid at.er .he lsL
day Of October. $50. lna BET II the ISt day
! OF November, ,!.wj!i be edtttet "a a deGus-
ton Of /, per cent As The aforesaid ryt~red
| "a Taxes respectively become due and ii al
resrs. the Treasurer Will proceed Ia eutugte
the payment Of same as directed by law.
S. G. Townshend,
Collector OF State and County taxes
for Prince Georges County
Md.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
Our Coming Fair.

We are pleased to note the many ev-
licences of popular interest In the Agri-
cultural Fair TO be held here IN Sep
TENDER. 1t promises to be a credit to
Prince Georges County, and every one
residing in the County should make an
effort to have it so.
Our proximity to two large cities and
our central location in respect to the
other counties Of Southern Maryland,
will ensure good attendance. The
FAIR has been extensively advertised,
and efforts are being made TO render its
attractions equal to those OF any other
fair a the State Those Of our far
mers who have stock or poultry worthy
of exhibition should apply at once Tor
accommodation upon the grounds. The
aim should be to render it home tx
hibltion as far as possible. 1t Is IN
tended to advertise our section. and II
will have a good effect, if the far is
success. Everything thus far has been
done in substantial manner. The
Association purchased the grounds and
have spens large sums OF money IN per
manent improvements. Iii the wish
Of those who have inaugurated the I'M
dertaking to make it lasting institu'
tioE, thai will be of inestimsble benefit
in attracting attention to this section
Of the State.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
Order Capitalization
In the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges county,in Equity
JAMES r WALLACE
VAN Fl MANNING
LEVI Il MANNING etal
No 1929 Equity.

THE object of this suit is to procure a
l. sale OF the real estate of which
the late Van II. Manning. deceased, died
seized and possessed, which land Is described
in Exhibit B by the BIZ! of Complaint, and
the same is situated in Evansville Election dis
trict Of said County, containing 10 acres of
land.
That said Van II. Manning, was Indebted
unto the plaintiff and divers other persons in
large sums Of money, (the claim of the plain
tiff being "Exhibit A" of said bill being An
open account of $lOsO, 80; )and departedthis life
on or about Nov 3, 1892, misunderstanding
widow Mary Z. Manning, and the following
bis only heirs at law, all being made parties
defendant in the above caase,to wit; Levi H.
Manning, Mary y, who lately int rlnarried
with one Levi C. Fletcher; and tie follow
ing who are under the age of ii years to wit;
Harriet Manning, Russell Manning, Marietta
Manning, Wilkins Manning aud
Elizabeth Manning. That letters of atimiH!stla
ton upon the estate of said decedent, We're
granted unto Pinkney A. Scaggs but only, a
small proportion Of the debts OF the decedenl
can be liquidated out of said personal estate,
and that the deficiency on the part of said pei
sonal estate, ought Co be supplied by
sale of the real estate Of the deceased The
adminstratOr-nained has failed and re
fuses to pay any part Of the claim of the plain
tiff, or to account for said personal estate t.
him. The prayer Of the bill is for All ac-
couut'ns OF the PERSONAL estate and its ap-
pllcal"n toward, tIc payment Of the dehtS Of
The deceased for sale OF the real est ate de
-c:ihed also for that purpose; aud for genera
relief.
The defe ndans above named Van III Mannin.
Levi Il. Manning and Russell Manning ar.
are nOn-resdents of the state OF Mary ianG.
1t is thereupon this 9th day of July III the
year 1898, ordered by the Cncuit Court foi
Prince Georges county in Equity, that the
plaintiff by Causing copy of this order to b-
inserted in some newspaper published in saiu
County, once ii. four We weeks before
the l lth Gay of August 1888, give notice t"
said absent defendants Of the Object aud sub
stance Of this bill, warming them ~ appear i'll
This court in person or by attorney. on or he
fore the 18th day Of August 1893, 10 sho"
ca use, If ans they have, why a,iecree ought not
To be passed as prayed
JOHN W BELT. clerk.
& { for i e. c,,. ii
True copy-TesL:
July IA Nv j ,hl w Belt, Clerk
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
" HITE SCHOOLS.

i John A Tile Or Marecn y uume, Il. Y.
1 Patrick Herman. lewis /. 8e:I., sAIlue: B
Rhine
] 3 W " Lester Frances .hanals,ok j lnes L.
| o Kotey II i I.arcombe George Ii
! 5 Z L Middleton, Pinhaey ! scagg<, .'ohn
, Ebert Dent. Marion Da kett, John
Lepper.
, ! Enos Ray James Miller, William P,
} , Charles Il Welsh, Lewis Ford, John gF
, Eugeue ea.yerr, il Ne>b.t Holm Q
JonE>un.s
: >. Sheriff, J B Fitzhu.h, "
Ios,cn
) i William II Harper JAS Harris ,iohn T. Neal
} George i Leapey, + Pumphrcy Frederick
p!nger.
) 3 W .ilianl shutter, Charles Ha, bin, John 3.
NAL.
) 1 harIes tiagett, Robt Humphrey. /; Irving
Bowie.
/ I Dr " \ Gibbons james \ Sweeney. Albert
i } Clinton Beall. william Il Wilson. "
-hangum.
hos Il MAYOR Nm Il White.
FRANK Garner, William I Wallis lmuc!
Freeani.
/ james Turner, William Segar. Summers
A Gardner. Richard y be.l!e, 4 /" Qlecn
= + d HURT, " N. Boran, W u NJ Callahan.
ID Barry, James + 5 Bryant
2 ID Hatton, Schaat, j 5 Jones.
3 j \ thorn, j IL Edele, a Jenkins,
nos S ,soPei; } swami j Latmer
~ K Rrsiks +, kln, Wn Insnv
{ 4 j :. folsom, {, snit K.tc.e j y Young
hoface crosler, Stow William >ou'se
, : Il Bn Ter {: poy. ta." 'YeS
I 3 K u BeaM, i E Bean, 4 o B,adv
y Iownshend, " Weei J y Simpson
n "a, ,.r nv?NiHS (, 80. Aotrs, h,nt!
) Robert COM, ck, B ! Truetnaa, j i ysal.-,
Of Thomas
+ r. a " ' e! "eo, hS" {, 10, "% fF
"a , :, Il Edriem' = + Mn,t4. v p b. ''''"
10 ID W snowden, \ NJ Bona, " m N,I-tead.
10 Ea% Nil AIn.e" ~ Bennett \ + tlc;ster
II j + Hunt, ! II B!audiora Nm ! %inbon.
II 4 G Aist, \ koninson Geo " !Vaters
Il 30 i.y'e>, r 6 !i"ley, William Smttl"oot
- y 1ss,'} ! r r liner on stGl:'
- B Keray, d Brooke, j \ tiaweIG.
10 q VI bu"ail 0. D., Il Beckett, I. Stevens
10 ySs Il H r.a',, ISs John cameron.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18

TUE .lDJE@T Of Til. preceding 4: 10 pro
Hyatts Vie, p,.nc- Georges COUNTY, ala Hand
Known a. i.ot No. :. on The Baltimore ana
Washington IN npiAe, ltean:us Survey Of
cottage square.
Ine Bill III Substance states rhaI The PLAZA
III Is lie uwurr Of TWO unui,id-
Ell lt:t Interest, III said lot thaL the said isa
DELLA barlli0iow Sarah e b4rtholnN, & II.
,;.', Daiihu! ~, Frances \ iaItinw,nW. Nay
I Balthowt"N, Alice Earlholow aud J,.fe-
Mat i BayJii orv are the sut.ts OF lie r.
.luai!Ii..- Huz ,hird undivided a'tres ri-Jtin,
subject ANY Interest till .tt-s. iifAy p" Il
SAID William Msttin-iy. by tIiistr~ G!iI!,er
Tie deed Of 3rt!.t. recorded ia E.,t.lr ii b. NJ l.
folio liG-eLC. That the ptaiillj is MOI adNiS
81 a. ~ v3et:,Ti sat-: deed II rgJSt Is q >t!usSE
ing iieH III sad property. tr- .;i'! AIS" al
lcl-s ,hat -iNi lot cauaOt IN divided yItilOi,I
loss tiilE 30 iiIa parties INTERESTED, al.d ~i,
the .."t1udaiitS .ie all uOh residents u tii,,
Stale Of Mary tGd are i&.' .,..S'. ;.Ntrps
Alec ( Hsa,rh1o". vile ts an tlfant,
Ii : .'.eirupca Ibis 25lll ii. % il u til.
year lc.':,, of:ttc,i ~ t,e- 'l-'sueS Cu,.g f,a
Prince t,e"rge,s TOMMY, III equity. ,ha; lie
pi.iutII ~ causing copy ii :H.> $ utter
10 he. inserted IN .e,ne ms >pa,.:s p,.i.iI lied
il! saidtru DIlct in taGu ut iUtir siircrs>!yg
ntf3re lie !G.h tay - August, 1888 give .uticu
% said absent defendants - lie utJ"cG. AID
Sunshine" T.. th,s n:i.," rating ya-,n t. "a ..ud
tplear las Count, II p-Isof r !'5 .u!itjtut
Oh ii @ete,:' litt III. tag Il >,-yie::.b r, S.t
- si.n" cast--. Il s.g they have .tt> .ttcice
snal'!dn "espsssed As Played.
-r,sx W. B.LT. Clerk.
t : fnr J. q e., sid
y True Cciy-Ft.,.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18

4 LAWN PARTY AND ENTERTAIN
"A MENT viii be give,, at Hyuesholo Pan k
On THU kSDAI. august .4tl, 1893, under
the auspices .; The Hynesbo~o PAik Citizens
improvement ASSOCIATION. Lawu Party com
mences a. O'Clock ?. II. Musical snd Liter
ai'y entert a:ErieEt in the hall d 30 0 III
Admission. stl!ts, - Cts: children, 10 ..ts
Refreshments fcr sale GA the grgiif.,s.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, AvGUsT !, 1888.

The democratic leaders of Ike House prov
ed themselves equal 10 the OCCASION, aud
broke tie record Tor a new Congress W get
ting 10 work o. the silFer Qaasti01 90 tue
nth day IT The session. They also dis
appointed, The ,eput!ictrs WHO We're cooked
and prmett to srraign the democrats al the
bar OF public opinion on the charge OF Inten
tlouat procrastinaiiou. The republicans
have been so surprised al the ease W.ih
wi;cI. the democrats reached all agreement
to take up The silver question:, N advance OF
the appointment Of committees, discuss it
fourteen days aud then vote upon the bill toi
he repeal o. the purchasing clause Of Tue
Sherman law ard entertainments thereto Tor
the free coinage Vi Il 81 81 a ..A,!l OF lc, !,
Is, 10, or 20 10 one. aud ,cr tue Substitution
ii the cld Bianti act, which vas the law DC
fore the Sherman act WAS passed N 1898,
that they have Just begun To charge The dem
ocrats with ysilroetilng the Mater through
the House. The deuocra;S diG perfectly
willing to plead guilty TO The charge OF rail-
roading the question. hey believe that the
situation required rai.:oat'na, aid HAT The
people had right 10 expect It The agree
ment under which the debate IS low teine
conducted is thoroughly democratic, 1t pro
vides for al equal division OF time and for q
vote upon the bill! ana the amendment
named WlIiicuL ItiUuStS ihss ala VIC HSNiSiViI
of the question is TO be made solely by the
majority in the House. Il looks now a.
though the bill for The unconditional fepea
Of the purchasing clause Of Ih3 Sherman law
would pass although there 5 a probability
al amendment providing FOR the free coinage
of silver at al increased ratlon may be adde i
to the bill
To to this tine the debate ha, been carried
on in spirit Of to;eratIon, although some o
the speakers on both sides silver and anti
silver; there are ls political AIDES Recognized
in the debate--nave made some rather
strong statements. The small attendance j:
surprising, in view off the great interest through
out the country il the result. Of course every
body knows that it is easy for members OF th.
House to ihd more comfortable places thai
their seats in tie House TO spend their LINZ
from IL A. NJ. daily, but it does seem tina
more of thom should regard.it duty sttene
/ The sessions than do White there is no actua
! necessity TO. their being present, if they Dc
n t intend 10 speak, until the voting begins
still it would look ostter TO see them III tLei
seats.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
Ayers Hair Vigor
Prevents hair from falling gu

Prevents hair TIOll fhIIlng out.
"Anumber o, years ago, by recommen-
fation of friend, logan 10 use Aysr'a
Hair Yigor to stop the hn;T from falling
out and prevent its turning gray. The
frs. eSects were E0st satisfactory.
Occasional applications since have kept
my hair ,h.cs &nd Of natural colvf.'-
n. L BaslaIn, EcAinney, Texas.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
THE
THE
Mrinee Gsurgs's gaQn]rer
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEETINGS

The Democrat Voters of Prince Georges t9an
ty are req uested assemble at the usual places IN
their respective Election Districts, il Primary Meet
ings.
ON Saturday. Angus, 2Gth, 1893,
at o clock D. IN for the purpose OF electng dele
gales from each Election Distftci, 20 represent then
In County Convention, to &c he'll at Upper Mar
boro'.
on Monday, August aSth, 1898,
Al IL o'clock M whose duty it will be to select per
sou. TO represent Prince George county ii stare
Convention to be held III Baltimore CITY,
On Wednesday, September s'th, 1873,
for the purpose Of nominating one person 10 DC
Comptroller o1 the state
Also at the same time and place to select , dele
yates To reprerent Prince Georges county III 'ooh
" Convention 10 DC held at Upper Marlboro,
ON Monday, August 2eih, 1898
for the purpose OF nominating one person lof the
state Senate; three persons to represent Prince
GEORGES county the Legislature: one person to'
County snerlrt; two persons for County Conm!ssioh
err aud cne person for County Surveyor.
WILLIAM |. HILL.
Charles A. Fox,
Charles ). Early,
,.sutI,l Coumittee for Prince Georges County,
August =, ls9s
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
Ayers HairVigor
Makes the hair soft and glossy

81 have used Ayers Hair Yigor tor
nearly five years. and my hair fs nsoist.
glossy, AMI N ali excellent state of pres
ervation. l am forty years old, aud have
ridden the plains for twenty-five years"
VIM. Henry Oft, Ids Mustang Hli,"
N.,u..sriA
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18

Senator Brice OF Otio, who has been con
fined to his hotel by illness for some time, la
40 far recovered as to be able to leave the city
BE has gone TO the seas.iore il the V'cinlty G
New Yolk, 10 fully recuperate.
Tue Secretary Of Agriculture has advised
Treasury Department that It is not contem-
plated, for tie present at east, to impose any
quarantine against Canadian lambs and thai
this class OF animal may be imported into The
United States subject only 20 The usual Inspec'
IL Ouat the pcIt of entry.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
School, Trustees.

THE following Boards %. School Trustee, la ":
. been appointed by the County School CJ,n:ni>-
s'olers for Prince G=orgs'- tVunty ulie
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
NOTICE

I AN prepared to furnish at the shortest
L notice Hogshead Siding, Framing, etc
Hogshead Siding and Heading, IS per thous-
and feet, and all other lumber al same propO l
ton. My saw mill is constantly running.
Address, BUTLER Il BROTHER,
July Tim Cedaryiile, Z q Co., Md
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
NOTICE
n 0tice

%lriIF * hereby gwen that III under
Y signed K ua,! tNaIiI't1s ari uihlt depy The
Ic,i,n,y Commissioners of Prince Georges
.,,,rlI tn seq If the publ. IL ecessity demands
Inc apaningo Of a pub.ic Road beginnins op
po,j,, the IL *. 4 leading from College Stallion
on The Washington and Baltimore Iirl, PIKE
then running through the Lands OF Cnaliet
II p.,an,baker Doc Vim o diversified aud
,,t,,.rs 10 he Cula5vtl- ,ad will on the Pre-.
m1es ga Thursday The 18th day Of Septembel
1855 at 10 AN. (otf r, ii no. Oh the next day
BENZ y STEPHEN.
CHAS b. CALVERT
FRANCIS GASCH.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
TIE GRAND
|COLUABIAN TOURNAMNT


ST. MARY's. PRINCE GEORGES CAL
VERT AND CHARLES COUNTESS,
represented each by seven knights will con
tend for the mpionship of Southern Mary
land will be held, at
Hughesville, " & PR.
On Wednesday, August %, 1898
Marshall- 90. l.. Allison Wilmer
Staff Officers and Aids Capt, II. II. Bos-
well, Capt p. W. Chew, Capt. ". +, Chesey,
Capt. j. Briscoe Bunting, Lieu. Il. Marshall
Thomas.
Orator of The Dayton Baughman
Orator Of tie Evemng-non .sz.l++.-s Poe
judy. S:
ST Mays Prince Georges
Hon Frank Ford Hon G Merrtck,
Richard II Garner Capt K W~S.lvester
FL f Moore, Or Ricll't Hill -
Z Bailingcr john y Belt
Calvert Charles
Hon J P Briscoe Hon J Il Mitchell
Hon Thos Parran Hon 5 E MuJd
Dr. Geo Jones Hon f j Maddox
Thos 3 Turner Hon A. Fosey
Time Judge anrYN Claselt
All Knights will ride in costume eseii county 10
In n saon to aD oesn and Maids Of Honor that
will be crowned by the successful knights, Hand
| some SILVER PITCHER anu Waite: anu -Four
| Silver Cups. each heaTing the name OF one OF the
I contesting counties, vii be '~aE1e0 the most sac
cessful knight Testimonial .: his gallant achieve
1 mcnt.
Most elaborate preparations are being made for
the accommod ZION and con, enieuc3 Of al visitors
l and besides the Halls generally used such occa-
sons large pavilion Cox IL It has been erected for
1 dancing.
Prof Dickinson, Brass and string Bands Will "a!
nish music tor the occasion.
The w & p r IL vii! make close connections
with ali trains Gil the i T. & r Lortn and south
1 al Braadywire and special cars will be prov ided
Proceeds to be applied 10 repairs OF 81. Mary
| Catholic CbuIch For fnrthrT particulars apply e
F. d. MIDI.
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Ayers Hair Vigor

h6StOr6S nAlr 21CSr 1EVHrS.
"Over yssr ago had severe fever.
and when ! recovered. my hair begin
to fall out, and what little remained
turned gray. I tried various remedies.
bat without success, all ~ last ] bAgAn
to use Ayers Hair Figor, and DOW my
hair is growing rapidly and Is restored
to IFS original color" - Mrs. \. Collins,
Dlghton, Mass.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
Ayers Hair Vigor

Prevents Lair from Turning gray.
my hair was rapidly turning gray and
b falling out; one bottle OF Ayers Hair
Vigor has rsmsdisd the trouble and my
hair IS now its original color and full
ness B. Onkrupa, Cleveland, O
Prepared BY DR.. J. q. Aver C., lowell, Ma
Sold by Dgssgts;s and Psrfeners,
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Farmers Alliance

A good nickle watch, warranted for time
only 2 80
A good niekle watch, warranted for time
only observation-disclosures. 0Q
"A good silver watch reduced to ...... o.
A good silver watch reduced to .... 81
A Solid silver watche from 81 to 10 30
A nickle clock warranted for time. %
nickle alarm clock warranted for time 81
An S-dav solid walnut clock 3 5u
An Sday fine parlor clock....". 30
Good silver plated teaspoons, only. 81
Better silver plated tevspoons, only. 20
Best silver plated teaspoon, only ..... l w
We can fit your eyes to speciacles and
Eyegl asses. and have them from 25c mp,
Fine solid gold spectacies for. :: 0o
Everything suitable for presents in
Jewelay such as Pins, Chains, Locketts,
Earrings, Sleeve Buttons, etc.
n. B.-Watches cleaned........-... l ud
Nainsprings ............. l o."
Clocks repaired from ....................1oc up
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18

CHARLES 4. WELLS, ,'Iaiul.N,
WILLIAM + MATTiNGLY Trustee. lSA
BELLA BARrUOLON, SARA I BAR
THOLUN, K MA3EL BARTHOLOW
FRANCES a BAErHOLUW. MARY I
BARTHOLoN. ALICE Z BAEfHOLOW
JEREMIAH i ElETtGI.OW. Defendant:
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
No 2035 EquitT

T. tl.e ri.r,dt Cont -Jo. Primer. f;rorye,
Co'ss'y, sitting il Eighty.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-08-18
Order of Publication
! BENJAMIN F. BOWLING, THE WASH
INGTON Il POTOMAC K. R. Co., ct al.

THE WASHINGTON CITY Il POINT
LOOKOUT r. r. Co., WILLIAM j.
BEST,THE FARMERS LOAN i TRUST
COMPANY NEW YORK, CDARLES
ii. GREEN, HERMAN KNUBEL, THE
COMPANY ct al,
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T7rAN W BILL. CLERK

I : 10Y J Q = :,
. i'rue Ccpy -Te-;.
john ". BELT. Clerk
t. [. rog p u. Go. 81.
Jolly -. itg:1 Ivy
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-08-26
A Pleasans Visit 10 L.oaistAAas

Bernard Foster visited Vermilioh
and Lafayette parishes In Southwest.
ern Louisiana, and was the guest of
Sheriff Broussard from whom he re.
ceived many kind attentions during
a trip through his parish. CottoDs
sugar and rice promise excellent o
turns in those parishes The hospit.
able generous people welcome all to
their Eden which they claim yields
greater returns for labor than any
place on the continent. They have
a steady increase OF desirable white
population yearly. as evidence OF
their efforts and claima.-Vicksburg
Evening Post.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-08-26
NOTICE.

HM# ##EM&4
I take this method Of directing the
attention of the public to the Engel-
berg Rice Hullers and Polishers for
huIling and polishing rice for mar.
ket. A number OF these machines
are now in use in, Louisiana and do
ing good work. It's moderate price
places it within the reach of planters
Of limited means. Parties interested
are requested to correspond with; or
apply to the undersigned, soliciting
State Agent, for Louisiana.
~ Address s. r. BRobHEAD.
Lafayette, La.