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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-06

NNHE BILL IN the above case states thai
l. the complainant and defendant were IN
termarried on the tenth day If June, 81:
that after their irtermarriage they lived with
the complainant's father until ah,ltt twelve
years ago. He abandoned her and removen
to knoxville, Tennessee, where he resided
when she las: heard of him that twn sons
were born to them CT their said marriage,
named Will m Early ard Rengina,d Alan,
aged u and IA u ars respectively: thai dnti"e
the gledier part of the time he I've. her. as
aforesaid-he lived a very dis>ipated life
doing nothing and providing no support tor
himself, wife or children: that said ahtn'o''-
ment of her has continued over TIVE We years.
uninterruptedIy, and is deliberate and final,
and thei: separation beyond reasonable hope
Of reconciliation; that with tie exception #
one letter he has never communicated with
her, nCr las lie shown any interest in her or
their children. and she believes tie has ceased
to have any concern or interest in her or
them; that her own conduct was always
proper and free from reproach; chat she has
little personal estate, and no means of sup
port. except the small income she is enabled
to derive from her land, situated near Brandy
VINE, III said county: that it IS absolutely
necessary that she should have The power OF
disposition of it, for the benefit of himself ana
dren. The bill prayS for d dvorce-a vincu,o
matrimoni; that she may have the care ana
custody of her chirdren, and for general relief.
IT Is THEREUPoN ORDERED. this 18th DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1898, that the complain-
ant cause a copy Of this order, together
with statement Of the Object and
substance of the bill to he i. serled
in some newspape' published in Prince
E. 7Orge's county, nee week for four sncces-
sive weeks, before The eighth dav of October
next, giving notice to the defendant. in sail
bill, warning him to appear in this Court III
person or by solicitor, on or before the THIR
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER next, to show
cause; if any he has, why decree shall not
pass as prayed.
john w, BELT.
c. G. for p. G. Co., Md
True Copy--Test:
JOHN W. BELT, Clerk.
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Death of Gov. Groome

Hon. James Back Groome, ex-Goyerno
of Maryland, died Wednesday night at his
home, 2 East Preston street, Baltimore. Mr..
Groome was taken sick with bowel trouble on
SondaY while Waiting his mother, Mrs. John
c. Groome, Elkton, Cecil county, and was
brought to Baltimore on Monday. Dr. Isaac
E. Atkinson was called in 10 attend him, and
telegraphed for Or. Charles Ellis, of Elkton
who was Mr.. Groom's regular physician. Mr.,
Groome became gradually weaker after his
removal to Baltimore, and his system seemed
to have completely collapsed.
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Notice

AJOTICE is lelehy gwen that In under
~ signed Road examiners appon'cdeby The
County Commissioners of Prince Georges
county, to see il the piihl;r necessity demands
the opening of public Road beginning "p.
posiie the Road leading from College citation
on the Washington and Baltimore Turn pike
thence IuGBiIg through the lands of Charles
ID. Perenat aker d.. ism O diversified and
Others TO tie Coic>Rile Road ,,i!l or he Pc
misses on Thursday lie 71h day of september
93 at 10 A M, (of ia ~ if not Oh the ne::t day.
BENZ. d. STEPHEN.
CHAS b. CALVERT
FRANCIS GASCH.
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Numerous inquiries have been made
at the registers Office, Treasury Depart
ment, as to the number and amount OF
United States bonds owned in Europe
The records in the registers Office fail
to disclose the amount, but from the
best Information obtainable from the
ledgers of the Office, it would seem that
$47,0OO,0OO of government bonds are
held abroad. No complete record has
ever been kept in the Office Of the own
ership of such bonds. Many of the
foreign holders Of government bonds
collect their interests through agents
located in New York, and, of course,
the amount owned abroad varies, as
they are thrown on the market or pur-
chased in open markets. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Ford, statistician Of the
Bureau of Statistics, is endeavoring to
make an accurate compilation Of statis-
TICS on this SUBJECTS.
Several Democratic mambers of the
House Committee on Banking and Cur
rency called on Secretary Carlisle, and
discussed with him the merits of the
several currency bills now pending be-
fore that committee. Subsequently
Secretary Carlisle called on the Presi-
dent and remained with him some
time.
1t is understood that the. Western
silver senator's will oppose the confr-
nation of Mr.. Preston nominated to be
director of the mint. One of them
said Tuesday that they would use every
means possible to defeat the man whom
they charge with multiplying the Sher-
man ac'.
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NOTICE

NJ office is Hereby given, that The uu.irls ~n-
IN ed cliZA1s of Prince Georges county
thirty days after tie pnblicafioI hereof aill
apply to the County Commissioners of SAID
county. to open plblic r nal from lie tiers
Hill. Oh :: Ro td from 3ranchvil''' % Sp Ing
field, where The ro al now travelled def els
from Straight course aud TO run in a straight
line from said bin tn point ah"u. - var i
southu c>t of Ms j Il. Whiely's h"n>". ard
in a Straight ne f',,,n sud D,i',t 10 he Fnun
tv Road wf're the lI'i> "f Wm II .hr fir
b mi lmin WisSnar an,! j lm.s VI TLIb,l' al
Join. to pass through HE land, Of MS F. w
Lester, josephine Whitley and J N Taibn't
tHIiDS 4 son.
G.. NIL
il. ii STIIE on
W W HALL.
AMI II Cthals.
S.n = g.,
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THES
Drinte 6 eorge's GnQniter
T16EI

TERMS-$1.5O per year. Single copies cents
No subscription discontinued until all arrears are
paid unless at the option of the publisher
ADVERTISING RATES-Transent advertise
ments 81 per inch for the first insertion, 81 cents
for the second and 25 cents for each subsequent in
sertion One inch months, s.; months, So l.
months, IS. Business Cards, not exceeding III lines,
IS per year When the number of Insertions Is not
mai ed advertisements will be continued until fol-
bid and charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
must cOnfine advertisements TO their own business
Gals 10 cents per line Marriages and Deaths insert
ed free: Obituaries and Personal Communications
cents per line.
Office in the Town Hall.
~An correspondence with this office should be
addressed to THE ENQUIRER"
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Notice to Creditors

FTNIliS is 10 give notice, Il at the I'M ersi@n"d
i has obtained from he Orphans Court for
Prince Georges county letters le>!amen'ary
on the estate of
FREDERICK SKINNER,
late of ri ince Georges county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof 10 .aiiy authenticated. on
or before the 24til day OF March, 1891; they
may otherwise by law lie eX' lihed from ali
benefit OF said estate. All persons Indebted 10
said estate are requested to max i,nnfr :, t.
paynen'. Given under my Land his - i
day Of ,p.rmher, 1893
FIRE DERltk SKINNE
Exc Ii:i,! Of Flednri.ia Skinner.
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!irEL.1? AND gz;;1..IT COMPANY
OF MARYLAND.

No. Z n. Calvert Street, Baltimore
DECO les sole surrey on tn-:dr "f cx"cts
- tors, administrators, %iIiIdfns. sc .clvc1s
trustees ~. and in al! undertakings Judi
cial proceedings.
Of altrchmr. 1t. i"irt IL, appca', .'r.
ii,sures lIIt' fidelity al prisons ne. iin- places
of trust of every I'',.'r i;i,'m,
ACES as ti;i'St a@,H unilr.istrar "f sin''.>s
and bonds Issued by cipal railroad ;ia;i
Other cnrporatiui:s
Receives money On d.rc~;'; makes loans
eas in exchange. foreign ;.'t, domestic and
in e. cry d"srIiiii II Of lF"prity real ami pei
{, ,IeCts re
ages estates hts, Incomes, I ,en.st, and man
trrlC rs inr guardians, trustees, ?Cminis-
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" AMI ED

A GENTS to sell OR doc. ard had.
"A Nur cay seek "" i;:.+'' mamy Lew
-. crai varieties. both III trii and ,rntrn IL
ts.s - ,'iirr, wt,irl ale toHroI Ell only hy us.
We pay ,,li,Iissi,.u or salary. Write IFS Al
for iernis and secure choice OF territory.
MAY BROTHERS, Nnrserymen.
Rncilee:er. L Y.
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NOTICr FOR OPENING
PRIVATE ROAD

NJ Office is hereby given that the u'''!'f
~ .igred citizens aud taxpayers. J! al
ter the expiration OF thirty days MAKE al pm
cation to the Comfy Comm ssoners /" "in'n
a private Road through the lands Of HrS.
Mckenzie, known as the Charles Branch
Place, from the lands of John W. Darail to
the Public Road from Marlboro to Pisca'a~
way.
JOHN w. DUVALL.
LIZZIE VAN NESS DUNAll.,
DENNIS f. BROWN,
BlNG il. BROWN,
T.. G.. WEST, and others.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-10-06
Order of Ratification

n THE MATTER OF THE REAL ES-
TATE OF VAN II. MANNING DE-
CEASED.
In the Circuit Court for Prince G. or.e> conn
ty. sitting in equity.
No 2043 Equity.
nRDERED this 18th day Of September
~ 1898 tn, the sal. made and reported by
Thomas Humphrey, Mortgage of TIL: real es
tate in the proceedings mentioned he ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 2'st day If
October 1893, provided a copy of this order be-
inserted in some newspaper printed in Prince
Georges County, Maryland, once in each of
three successive weeks before the 2lst day of
October 1893.
The report states the amount of sales to re
$6l50.0O
JOHN w. BELT
CLERK
G. C. for l.. G.. Co., Nd
Tue Copy Test
JOHN w. BELT
CLERK
SeDtember % Nv
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DY VIRTUE of the power contained in a
Id Mortgage from William W. Hill. Jr to
Frances c.. Semmes. dated August 26. 1890,
and recorded among the land records Of Prince
Georges County in libtr j. w. 4. No. IL,
folio POI, &c, the undersigned, The attorney
named in said mortgage will sell at public sale
to the highest bidder.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2lst, AT 8 P. M,
at Landover Station, all that trac t,piece par
eel of land situated in Kent District, of So id
county, known as Baltimore Manor, adjoining
the lands of the late Philip Hill, John L. Berry
and others, containing one hundred acres,
more or less, described in said mortgage and
fully described in a deed from William W.
Hill and wife to said William Hill. Jr., Ie.
corded among said records in libar J. W. B ,
No. l, folio 800, &c
The improvements consist of good dwell
ing, barn, &C., and the land is in good state of
cultivation.
TERMS: -One-thir cash, residue in >iN and
twelve months, with interest, tisfac'ori'y Sc
cured; or all cash, at the purchasers option.
JOHN T.. SEMMES.
Attorney Named in the Mortgage.
CHARLES II. STANLEY,
Solicitor.
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Mr.. Thomas A. Edison, the inventor, sug
gests that the government make dollars of
compressed " heat and issue treasury certif
Gates upon iron.
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Paer Lewis, painter, As years of age,
while descending ladder in Paterson, N. J. =,
Tuesday, and when within four feet of the
ground fell and broke his neck. He died i'm
mediately.
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Dr. Fogesong, found guilty at Hillsdale,
Mich, of poisoning his wife, was Saturday
sentenced TO solitary confinement for life in
Jackson prison.
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News Items.

The directors Of the Peoples Fire Insurance
Company OF Manchester, y. H., have voted
to reinsure their risks and wind up the affairs
of the company.
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Democratic Ticket

For COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY.
MARION DEKALB SMITH.
OF KENT COUNTY.
FOR THE STATE SENATE:
WILLIAM d. BOWIE.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES:
JOSEPH S. WILSON,
GEORGE NJ. SMITH,
DENT DOWNING.
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF
GEORGE S. DOVE.
lar NTr~GQMMIssIONFRs:
RICHARD J. SWAMI,
GEORGE T. DONALDSON.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
RODERICK NJ. McGREGOR.
Election Tuesday November 7lh, 1898.
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At Scranton, Pa, Frank Pollack's 14-mo0ths
old daughter was burned to death Tuesday,
the cradle in which she was sleeping being set
ON fire by her little sister.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Robert T. HUNT, a sign painter, living on
Virginia avenue, indianapolis, Shot his wife
in the head Friday and sent a bullet throug
his own skull Both are dead
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NJ. Bowie johnson, son OF TIE late ReveI-
dg Johnson, the distinguished Mary land law
yer. died suddenly at his home neal Oakland,
Garrett county, Md, on Friday. Nj. johnson
was ffty-two years old. He bad suffered
from heart disease several years and died
from this cause. lie had been living for
eighteen years Oh farm in Garrett county.
He leaves widow and several children. He
was a brother of Mrs. Charles j. NJ. Gwinn,
Mrs Charles G. Kerr and Mr.. Z {. johnson,
yi Baltimore.
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OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
KENT DISTRICT, PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY.
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The forty -rit:}h icAdctuit se.r II lie Ma
vai Academy has ''-gtin and cadet officers
have heeii announced.
y l2-foo, SHARK Was cough. at ) .nG J
POiIi.
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Iha.e Was trus; all over Sac ) IL Oil Si,ui-
day morning and some ice Il. the western
ccHuties.
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F.NPO EsT.gN'T
TO BUYERS OF ~
Nd " Nn)7A(

When ,,u want tu lnn:cl,as" Dry G obs OF
any lr>cfipt o." Il j. very important that ven
deal where. no advanractA will I've L. ken of par
li,s rot fully arguaint", with The value Of
what ,heN Wilt /" purchase" Such Business
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Order ofPublication.
NJ. ALICE BOWIE
ROBERT A. BOWIE,
No. 1850 Equity.
September % 4w.

In the Circuit Court for Prime George
County.
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Maryland Matters.

In the democratic primaries OF Dorchester
county, Saturday, Joseph Ii. johnson was
The successful candidate Tor the State Senate.
y bad freight wreck occurred SATURDAY on
the PhiiadelI hia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad at Charleston, Cecil county.
4 bill has been filed in the Circuit Court
for Washington County 10 test the county
commissioner law passed under lie ainend
ineut to The constitution OF lcti2
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MOrtgagee'S Sale

September 9-5w.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-29

LA IIORIE ENSIA>
12-ATOCHA-12
AImaC6n de Novedades
MerCadO Colon Ca.
MerCado, Colon y ca.

Dado e favor cada d mas que pdbo dipensando
estabecnnt,
a esta distinct
Renstad elegante perneciente
a Ia succession de don Ramon Rivera importar
F}o"ct5 Almono Espa0o, hg1aeaya AashTa
EUROPA AMERICA,
uido acrAos de novedd usto
las exgenc Ultima precios conpetencia
de
Egantes sombreros formas capotas
suldo complete de de
don hlo de Esoocia seda camia bancas cOore
cabaleros seda:
mi alta fantasia guantes paguas abrgos
lana de seda: cinturone de p metal
de hio de eia:
tadas abra de soltados poos tapetes
de fepa
Un escoo ud0 de objetos propos reg esuche,
panueo
eteras, ga ga
Grandes blanca
ana seda ga
Desde el mensuamene
clntes aculos
Ia de Paris Ponce, Junio de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-29
FARMACIA RODRIGUEZ
Playa de Ponce, p. r.

Este establecinaieuto acabo de recibir de los
pri'acipales mercodos de Europa q Estados
Umid0s de america u,a vaaaado y complete
surtido de Drogas, Praductos qattnicos q far
mac6aticos, 2ootentigoOos aacio3eazes q ertraaa-
geros imfnidad de orttculos a'aeeos al ran'o.
En- fe'Jatmerfa czase selecta, como ogatas
para t0cador, aceites, crenaas eseucias, jabones,
poz00s q cosna6ticos, e infnidad de o1jetos mas
de dsf5ei1 essssaaeraei64s-
Pulcritxd q lmpiesa en- el despacho y modi-
cidad en- los orcios es la mejor garantto que
paede otrecer d tOdoi sus .fauorecedores.
3 M Ponce, Setiembre 9 de 1898.
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IlIPBRESAuTISIMLl

Sc vende la icoleria de Cabrer, situada er =
calle de la Villa, nimero CO.
Is un establecimiento en marcha, con too.
los aparatos concernientes ii ramo y exter
clientela
Los que necesitea mas inforrnes pueden di
BOVINE. Onlmioos. Nuava York da re pa,
The herald., 1893-07-09
SHE WON THE BET.

Chicago Girls Foot Equal to Maricopa
Baggage Emergency.
Phoenix Gazette: A neat instance of
the bright Chicago girls ability to cope
with extortionate baggage smashers was
disclosed at Maricopa yesterday. She
had just arrived to take up land under
the Consolidated canal, and had brought
an "a" tent along for homesteading.
The baggage man wanted to charge her
90 pounds extra, on account of the size
OF the baggage. She promptly remon-
strated and claimed it didn't weigh any
more than Ahe did. The trunk checker
sized her up and thought that in spite
OF her new fashioned, bulging crinoline,
she was mistaken. So they made a
mild wager OF return ticket to the
worlds fair.
They weighed the baggage first. and
it touched 155 pounds exactly. Then
the Saratoga smasher was sure he had
the comely Chicago maiden, for he had
heard of the Lake City feminine foot
before, But what does this fair queen
OF Porkopolis do, on mounting the scales,
but gracefully raise one foot and hold it
beyond the perpendicular planes of the
platform, supporting them, as mathem-
sticians and the mining laws say, ex-
tended indefinitely upwards, or down
wards even.
That settled it. Her weight touched
exactly the 155 pound notch. 81 knew
/ had you," she soothirgly explained to
the crestfullen trunk wrecker, 'for yes
terday at Deming sat on the scales
with both feet hanging over, and then
] only weighed lao pounds"
The baggage man at once bought her
the return ticket which she Immediately
mailed to her solid young man in Chi
cago, who will Join her and be married
as soon az she gets her tent up on the
homestead entry and grub stake hung
beyond the reach of the red ants.
The herald., 1893-07-09
A RemarkabIe Cure.

"The most remarkable thing that has
ever occurred to me in my earthly ca
reer," said Eugene McKesley, occurred
some years ago when was afflicted
with dyspepsia. had q bad case,
assure you. Oh, I was all broke up.
Food was disgusting. had no appe-
tite, and just walked around looking
for some place to lie down and die.
Some time passed and grew worse. l
saw myself a physical wreck, and try as
/ might, simply couldn't revive appe-
tite nor ambition.
"Finally ran into an old woman. a
kind OF witch, gueEs-old women are
always witches when they dress in
faded garments and predict to you-who
said that would get we'll II I should 90
to certain farm and three times dav
cast an ear of corn to white pig and
then listen to it eat. l do not believe
in such rites, but, dear me, L was 80
sick that was willing to try ANYTHING.
$50 bought white pig, secured a
pen for 1t within the mentioned farm
limits, and daily made three iournevs
with an ear of corn that threw in and
watched the pig eat. Well. do Won
know the sound Of that pig crunchinp
and sucking those corn grain made ma
hungry. Oh. I enjoyed the sensation
80 much It made me ravenous. When
l returned from my walk wanted to
eat. So / continued visiting the white
pig and eating three good meals q day
until was myself again and as healthy
as l am now. don't care to under
stand the whyness of it now. am only
too glad to be we'll. "--l st. Louis Globe-
Democrat.