The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-07-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

son, Mr.. Joseph 5. Wilson.
Mr. J. Benson Peirie, Register of VIII:
is at Mountain AXE Park, Md.
Mr. William j.. Marbury spent last Sur
dav with his family at 'Maliapon."
The Misses T, l,an of Baltimore are visit
ING their sister Mrs. John II. Traband.
Miss Maggie J. Hill has gone on a visit to
her cousin, Miss NJ ,me Hill, of Washington.
AYERS Ague Cure is a WARMED specific
for I'll malarial diseases and larry de- ange-
menls.
Mrs. p, TX Gardiner and daughter OF
Washington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Coaie.
Rev. Father Kenny, of The Church of st.
Mary's S.ar of the Sea, Baltimore, spent two
daas last week with Rev. Father CunDane.
Mast ar James c.: Thomas, son Of Mr.. Jas.
L Thomas, of Clinton, was awarded the gold
medal at the Clinton school for department
Prof Ge orge D. Pftitfer, Of the Eastern
High School, Washington, has been appoint
ed one of The Chemists of the U. S. National
Museum.
Miss NJ aud Chewing, of Richmond, and
ton Forge Va, are visiting their aunt Mrs.
George W. Wilson.
Mr. j. 7. SIssc of tie firm OF Wilson
Palmer Il Co., wholesale srocers, of Balti-
more, has been on visit to his brother, Mr..
Ii. Ii. Sasscer al North Keys.
The Guild of the Church of the Atone
other refreshments at Brandywine Sta ion, tc-
morrow from ) O'Clock to 8, p. III.
The l. idies Aid Society, of St. Thomas
Church, Croome, will hold sale Office cream
and Cake at the Rectory grounds Oh Saturday,
July 14th, from six to eight o'clock.
Mr.. r. Irving Bowie and Miss Ellie
Gwyn, were married in Spartansburg, South
Carolina, on Wednesday. We have not yet
received the particulars of the wedding.
The chill iren of Trinity Church Sunday
School held picnic yesterday i'll Mr. Nally's
woods. A bountiful supply Of lunch was pro-
vided, aud the litlle folks had a delightful
tune.
Mr. |. S. Wilson, editor Of The Gazette,
is attending the meeting Of The Marl Land st ,te
Teachers Association in Annapolis. He has
been a member Of the Association for twenty
years.
The New York San, OF June IS STAT IS that
Co. William } Best, lawyer, has been it,.
dicted for grand lmceny: having wrunsfully
Tombs
Master NJ. Hampto. Magruder, son OF
G. G. Magruher E>q. delivered the charge to
the Knights at the 'urnament held at Srlrrats-
VILE last week. His address has been highly
commended.
Merchants and Farmers Of Prince
Georges county cannot do better than stop
at the s.Maltby Honse'' when visiting Balti-
more. Convenient to Boats, Trains and
Street Cars
james len, co!ored, was hanged in the
Jail yard here last Friday morning for assault
ing lie 1l-Year old daughter..o of Mr. j. Thos.
Simpson, near W oolmore, In this county, Oh
the 18Th, of February last.
The application of e, fin, Sullivan Il Co.
for the appointment ola receiver for the Wash
pany has been set f'r hearing on July % by
United States Judge Morris.
The old reliable firm of Baugh & Sons
Company are Offering their Pure Animal Bone
Fertilizer from wheat and grass at prices to
suit the times Their goods are well known
in our County and no one need hesitate to use
them literally.
To prevent pale and delicate children
from lapsing into chronic invaids later IN life
they should take Ayers Sarsaparilla together
with plenty of wholesome food aud outdoor
exercise. What they need to BULL up the
system is good red blood.
On Thursday Constable James Grimes
of Oxen Hill, broug to our jail William
Payne and Edward Thomas colored. charged
with breaking into Mr.. James o. Holmes,
aloon, at Motley Hall; they were commit I'd
by Justice j. w. F. Hatton.
AT meeting of the Trustees of the Aims
House on the 2nd instant, Mr.. s. X. Beall
was re elected Keeper, and the contract for
roofing, cementing walls and pump was ava :
ded to George F. Randall; and the contract
for spouting, gut'ering and Timing roof was
given to James F Fadden.
Mr.. Charles S. Bell, trainmaster of the
b fillmore and Potomac Railroad, Gied Mon
day at Dukes Hotel, in Baltimore where he
had lived for twenty five years. Death was
due 10 kidney trouble. Mr.. Bell has been
connected with the railway service for over
thirty five years, beginning as "a conductor on
the Noltherr Central Railway, and afterwards
being assist mt !ranmaster on that road.
Miss Ida l.. Haw thorne, teacher in the
public school at Sykesville, Carroll county,
was arres ted some time ago for whipping one
of her pupils. At the trial before the Justice
Of the Peace she admitted that she had whip
ed the child, but claimed that the punishment
had been deserved and had not exceeded the
bounds of reasonable correction. The magi
trate found her gnilty, and by direction OF
the School Board she took an appeal. The
Court reversed the decision of the Justice, ant
said TIL; t in Maryland the law regarded the
school teacher as the instructor and protector
of those under her charge, and as being
responsible for their proper conduct while il
her care. The teachers, therefore. had the
right TO enforce obedience or mail lin dis
cipline by whipping or other proper modes 0
Of punishment whenever it was necessary
provided that the corrections was neither crue
wanton nor excessive.
Deafness Cannot be Cured,