The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-06-23

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their wedding tour on Wednesday evening.
A colored man, named Ben West, died here
Tuesday, from the effect of the he at.
! Mr.. S. J. Charles has finished his new home
at Bowie This makes the third building com
| pleted there this summer.
The Ladies Association will sell ice cream
Saturday evening at O'Clock, at the Town
| Hal.
| States Attorney Brandt took part in the dis
cussion held at q conference of Maryland
States Attorneys in Baltimore last week.
| Misses May Beall AMI Bird Russell, of Wash
ington, are visiting Mrs. Rosa B. Bowie at her
| beautiful home in the Forest.
Miss Grace Hutchinson has gone to hel
| home in Virginia where she will spend the
summer months.
Wednesday was the longest day in the year
daylight lasting about sixteen hours out of the
twenty-four.
Geo. w. w. Wilson, Jr,, ofthis town caught
the creased pig at the class day exercises, and
won prize OF So.
| Mr.. ". w Roberts j.. son Of Mr.. w. W.
Roberts, of this county tied for the gold med
al for craftsmanship at t he Agricultural Col
lege last week.
| St. Mary, Seminary will hold its annual
commencement TO morrow. &C. Magruder
ESQ.,, of this town, will deliver the annual ad
dress.
| The State Comptroller has made the quar-
terly distribution of the State School Tax
ceive 81 ,633 80 for white and S',o72 81 fol
colored schools.
| Mr.. Dan B. loyd the junior member Of
the Crops of Official Stenographers OF the
| United States Senate, who has been spend ing
| his vacation on his farm near Bowie, started
for the Worlds Fair at Chicago, on last S.tur
day afternoon.
The 41st annual comm encement Of 10y ola
| College, inclading the debate for the jenkins
medal, will take place at the Lyceum Thea
tire, Baltimore, next Monday evening at
O'Clock. We are indebted to Mr.. W. Seaton
Belt for an invitation to attend The same.
| The tax sale case of Amelia A. Baden and
others vs.. J. Turner Perkins, late treasurer OF
this county, has been decided by the Court Of
Appeals in favor Of the appellee, the lower
court having been affirmed.
At the recent contest between the Literary
Societies of the Western Maryland College
Miss Ellen Harper, of this town, was the sue
cessful competitor, and secured the honor fol-
her society, the Philom athean. She has re-
ceived the congratulations of IN my friends.
At 3 o'clock Tuesday the thermometer
registered 81 degrees. The day was the warm
| est in June since 1874, when on the ninth the
mercury went up to 90 degrees. The day
| was successful one at the claret punch coun
ter and men and animals seemed very much
| out of sorts.
As blood-purfier, the m ,st eminent ply
sicans prescribe Ayers Slrsaparilla. 1t is
the most powerful combination of vegetable
| alternatives ever offered to the public. As a
spring and family medicine, it may be freely
used by old and young alike.
Mr.. Albert J. Mangum, formerly of this
town, is now in the employ of $. Bieber, Star
Clothing House, 903, 905, 907 and 900 Sth
St S. E. Where he will be please to see his
many friends and patrons.
1t is rumored that the H mike Il Gather
Agricultural Implement Manufacturing Com
| pany will establish plant at Laurel. Repre-
sentatives of the company have been in Lau-
| rel prospecting, and it is understood that all
the plans have been perfected and operations
| will com mence at once.
A syndicate Of Boston capitalists has pur-
| chased tract of land at Bowie this county,
| and Will erect a large piano mandatory.
The foundation work has already been COM
menced On lot purchased by the Lester I'm
provement Company.
The ladies guild of st. Barnabas will give
q festival at Camp Springs on Wednesday,
June 2Sth, 1893, for the benefit OF the Church.
Supper and refreshments will be servel on
| the grounds. 1t will commence at 8 o'clock
Pm.
The commencement at s.. Johns College
took place on Wednesday. The alumni ad
dress was delivered by Col. l.. A. Wilmer.
Among the graduates was James F. Brags Jr.,
formerly of this county.