The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

democrats should attend the primaie les
to morrow.
Mrs. Richard o. Mulikin, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mrs. Charles Clagett.
| Read the autumn announcement of MeSsIs.
=. H. Heiskell X Co., in tn is issue.
Il he Directors of the Fair Association will
meet TO morrow at / o'clock a. m.
For bi lious and miasmatlc diseases, Ayers
Ague Cure is safe and radical cure.
Misses Ella and Julia Hyde, of Horse
Head, are sitting friends in " Washington,
There will be a regular meeting of the
Ladies Association on Monday next Al 1870 pm.
Mrs. Harry Quinn has returned from an
extended tour in Canada and the northern
States
| Mrs. Davis of Washington died on Satu.-
day at the hcme of her sister near &c .arvl.e
| where She was visiting.
! Mrs. Dubois and her brother, Mr.. Gustave
| Luhn, of Charleston, S. c., are visiting, Mr..
and Mrs. James Harris
| -Rv. Mr.. Willns of ST. Thomas charcl,
| Groom assisted the Rector i'll the services al
r Trinity church, las Sunday.
Eleven drying horses from The White
| III use st bes are at p,sturage on The farm of
| NJ. Henry F. Marien III Oxon Hill district.
Mrs May Connick and Miss Perl Wood
| of Washington have returned to their home
after delightful Wis it to Mr.. and Mrs George
! HIDE, of Horse Head.
The beautifully dressed Il III which took
| the first premium at the Fair will be raft d
Chances can be taken at the store of Mr..
Michel, the Town baker
On next Sunday morning, Rev. Mr. Sontas
| will d liver his second anniversary sermon As
| Rn,t'r of Trinity church. A fl / at,endanc
| of The congregation is requested.
AT meeting of the Trustees of the
Academy on Saturday ,st, Mr. Thomas J
Grant was re elected principal and Mr. w S.
Hill, assistant teacher for the ensuing year.
III there arc any OF ou1 friends who do
1T stop at the ''Maltby House. when visiting
Baltimore, they are missing M CHI good cheer.
Accomm oddtiOns first class and rates moderate
No appetite? Then do not Try to force
food down; but use the most scieI c means
for restoring tone to the stomach. How?
Why, by taking Ayers Sarsaparila, and in q
surprisingly short time, your appetite will
will come again, and come to stay.
Among the fabrics in the domestic De
partment at the Fair was All old wooden spread,
the wool tor which was grown and all the
work done on the Bald Eagle" farm of the
late Col Waring in Nottingham district.
The Lun,ber1nan's Rerie,r has this to say
| abont on. enegetic young neiShor:
MI Walter Ii. Tunis has been Il .cled presi-
dent of the Tennessee Carolina II irdw BOD Co
Mr. Tunls. with his family, has been spending
he Summer months at Hot Springs, N. G.,
near which place he has been suprintendlne
the erection Of two new mills which are now
completed and in running order. He viii IT.
turn North in September t resume his lu les
with the runis Lumber Company, and in
connection with the Empire Storage Lumber
Co., of Lorg Island City, will handle the gu
put of hardwoods frnm the mills above re-
terred to. MIR. Tuns is the youngest of the
Tunis brothers, known throughout the f lst
and Moth as lea 'ers in the lumber business
and has for the past ten years been inientl-
fed with the metropolitan lumber market,
where he has host of friends both in business
and social circles.