The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-01-12
LOCAL BREIITIES.

The Orphans Court will hold regular
meeting next Tuesday.
George c. Merrick ,Jr. has gone t. George
town College.
The regular non Jury term of the Circuit
Court viii convene here on Monday next
The Stockholders of the Agricultural
Fair Association will meet next Friday to
elect Directors for the ensuing year.
Senator Bowie has introduced a bill to
amend the | zeal laws of this county relating
to Treasurer.
1t is strictly all American remedy; home
made and without foreign flavor, we refer to
Salvation Oil Tue greatest cure on earth for
pain
| Merchants and Farmers of Prince
Georges county cannot do better than stop
at the "Maltby House. when visiting Balti
more. Convenient to Boats, Trains and
Street Cars.
Miss Frances Bl lndford, Il lest daughter
of DR.. Joseph H. Blandtori and Mr.. Robert
Manning, ofSi. Mlry's county, We re married
at The home of he bride on Wednesday at H.
80 o'clock, in the presence of a large gather
ing of friends and relatives.
Mrs E. n. Haines of Haires' Washington
Store, cor. S.h D and Pa. Ave. S. E., has
just returned from New York where she mas
secured an unusual number of Bargains in
staple goods, which she will be glad to show
10 her Prince g eorge's friends at their earliest
con venience. Come early and get the benefit
of first choice.
Geo. F. Sloan & Bros, Lumber Deal RS
whose card appears in this paper are very well
known throughout this county, They are
making a special effort for county business.
and we are confident that our patrons will do
we'll to see them before buying. The boards
quoted for or sound, largely l6 feet long and
fair widths. The f)or is worked, and the
shingles VIII make good service ible roof.
At meeting Of the stockholders of the
Marlboro Hotel and Improvement Company
at the "Gazett' office last Saturday, the &C
counts of the Treasurer were examined and
passed. and satisfactory dividend declared
Direc:oss for the ensuing year were 81 'cted as
follows: Dr. l.. A. Grffi' h, Joseph S. Wilson,
Phil. w. Chew, Fred Sasscer and |. S. Will
son. DR.. L. A. Griffith was re-eleot I'd Presi-
dent and l. S. Wilson, Secretary and Treas
urer.
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say about the calander for 1894, published by
c. l. Hood & Co., proprietors of Hoods Sal
saparilla. 1t is unique and beaut ful calen-
dar, which combines accuracy OF date aid
other useful and valuabl, inform alton with
the attractions tournament. 1t it is very de-
sirabe and serviceable gift. Those of our
readers who have not already secured one, can
do so by applying TO the druggists or sending |
six cent in stamps for one or ten cents for |
two copies, to G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, |
Mass.
We are in receipt Of the Sun almanac for |
1894, and as usual it is replete wit useful i'll
formation, giving in convenient form vast |
variety of matter of interest to all the people,
such aspolilic;l and other statistics of Mary
land; the personnel of al the branches Of the
General Government at Washington; a valu-
able chapter on the late Worlds fair; record
II IL the notatl- occurrences Of t he past year,
etc., etc In fact as Il ready reference book Oh
a host of subjects, aud for useful and timely |
information, it is one of the most complete of
is kind ever issued and is valuable addition
to any library.