The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-03-10

B"evities.
The School ,ard will m let on " ednesday
next.
Mrs. Sarah Simms has been appointed post
| master at Beltsville.
Mr. A. J. Brown, of New York, spent Sun
day and Monday with his parents.
E. Genseuleiter, Liveryman, Pittsburg, Pa.
| cured a valuable horse of influenza by using
Salvation Oil on him for few days.
Mr.. Morris Schulman of New York has
| b,en visiting his relatives Mr. and Mrs. j. L..
Edlavitch.
Rev. Mr.. Feelemyer, of Forestyile, has been
reappointed pastor Of his circuit by the Con-
ference of the NJ. E. Church, North.
When otner remedies fail to relieve coughs
and colds, DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup will effect a
permanent cure. Obviously because it is the
best remedv..
There are I25 pupils on the roll of the COL
ored school in this town. A. A. Bobson is
principal and Miss Alberta Whiting, Assist
ant.
The County Commissioners will meet on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next
week to examine accounts against the county
preparatory to making the annual levy.
Mr. Thos. Hill, the we'll known real estate
agent Of Baltimore, has moved his office to
rooms 200 & POI Equitable Building, which is
on the site Of the old Barnum's Hotel.
Cure for rheumatism or neuralgia. Buy
% cent bottle of Salvation Oil and use it ac
cording TO direction. 1t will cure the worst
case.
One of the two boys who were frostbitten
at the House of Reformation so badly that
their feet had to be amputated, has died from
he effects of the operation.
Mr.. George ". Wilson and Mr.. Claude E.
Jarboe, of this county, acted as aids on the
Staff of General Bradley T. johnson in the
parade.
The extensive green houses near I. B.
owned by Messrs. Wick were entirely destroy
ed by fire on Monday night. We learn that
there was no insurance.
Miss Shellle Chew, Miss Addie Clagett and
Miss Mary L. Wilson were among the young
ladies, from this county. who attended the It.
augural Ball. DR.. Richard s. Hill and Capt.
Phil. ". Chew were on the Reception Com
mittee.
Judge Brooke has drawn for 1st weeks P, t
it Jury, VIM. H. Vermillon: in place of Benz.
H. Cross, and for End weeks Petit Jury Edw
F. Dyer in place of Walter F. Bentley. Also
Edw. E. Hill, for the Grand Jury in the
place OF Briscoe Bayne.
The Baltimore S IN in its report of the ir-
augural procession said that the mounted Ba'-
talon from this county made a fine display.
Marshal Geo. NJ. Henault deserves great cred
it for conceiving the project and carrying it out
80 successfully. His Democratic enthusiasm
is refreshing.
All the property in the county upon which
the taxes were still unpa; on March 9th was
offered for sale by Collector Townshend as ad-
vsrtised, and the sale was completed by noon
on Tuesday. purchaser was found for each
tract. The right of redemption extends for
two years from date OF sale.
Mrs. j. Watson, 1922 Arizona St., Phladel-
phia, Pa, says: 81 thifk DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is = splendid remedy, had to cough
night and day and one bottle relieved me won
derfully."
Mr.. John Stephen has sold twenty acres of
the Blenheim estate, situated on the Edmons-
ton road near BladensDurg, to Mrs. E. A.
SIN DOT for $4,000. She will shortly COM
mence the erection Of dwelling on that prop
erty. He has also sold fifty-four acres of land
near Fort Washington, belonging to Mr.. B. F.
Wiles, to Mr.. Little, of Montana, for 50 700
An exchange sensibly says that subscribers
ought not to become offended at newspaper
duns. If they are owing couple of years.
subscription they ought to consider that they
have been favored by the publisher as no 9TH
er man would favor them. They would not
think of asking their grocer or other mercan-
tile creditor 10 give them two or three years
time on the paltry sum of three or four do
lars.