The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-11-16
MARLBOROUGH MARYLAND NOVEMBER
Local. BRENITIES
The Orphans Court will hold Il rcgo

The Orphans Court will hold Il rc@'l-
lar meeting next Tuesday.
A post office has been established at
Artlwick with Frank Mayherry post
master.
-Thrr will be special meeting of tn"
Ladies Association next Monday 1t /
o'clock p. m.
Send 2-ccnt stamp to Dr. J. G. Aver
x Co. Lowell Mass, for Il set of their
album cards.
Miss Louisa Smith of Washington is
visiting at ''Woodlawn," the home of her
niece, Miss Esther c. Hill
Miss Mollc Lcaplcy of "Ma~nolia
Hall. spent Sunday with her cousin Miss
Minnie Pumphrev of this town.
Mr. Frederick Skinner has recently
presented to St Paul'S Church a hand
some new circel window.
The Guild of st. Paurs Parish will
give an oysters supper in the kaldenhack
house, on November 14th.
Mr.. J. L. Etllavitch in another column
makes an announcement of an attractive
line of fall and winter goods.
The mission a. ST. Mary's Church in
this town ended on "Wednesday morning.
All the services were largely attended.
Bishop Paret held confirmation
services yesterday in st. Johns Parish
at Broad Creek Church at II Il, m, and At
St, Barnahas Church, at }. p. m.
Mr.. j. Waring Medley, formerly of
this county, has gone to New York to be
come manager for large Speciality con-
panv in New York. Brooklyn, and Jersey
City.
An oyster supper and ball viii be
given for the benefit of Clinton School, at
Milers Hall, Surrattsville, On Thanks .
giving evening. \ cordial invitation is cN-
tended to the public
We regret to learn that a son Of Mr..
c. c. Clarke, of Bowie, a most worthy
Young man. met his death on Tuesday
morning by falling from the freight train
on the B. Il p r. r. while serving as a
brakeman.
A pleasant dance was given at the
Maryland Agricultural College last Fri
day evening 10y the RosShurg Social Club
of the institution. The hail was artiStically
decorated for the occasion, and tempt
inc supper was served about II o'clock.
The material for the new iron bridge
over the Federal Spring branch near here
has arrived and the erection Of the bridge
will begin at once The contract was a
warded to the Iron Bridge Company of
Toledo, Ohio.
You may eat cheap food and not be
seriously hurt by it; but YOU cannot take
cheap medicines without positive injury.
If YOU use any substitute for Aver :
Sarsaparilla, YOU do so at the peril of your,
health, perhaps of your life. Insist on hay
ing Ayers and no other.
On Saturday, Samuel f. Swceny. as
auctioneer for Magruder & Wilson, Solcl-
tors for John B. Larncr, Assignee of
mort gagce, sold at the Court House door
tract of land in Bladcnsbur@ District,
near Takoma Park, called elizabeth :
Delight" containing about 1922 acres, for
So 900: purchased by Mr.. John b. Larncr.
The property was advertised in THE
ENQUIRER.
The PatuNent Farmer : Club was very
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained in Baltimore last
Thursday by Mr. Franklin Weems. No
business was transacted, the subjects for
discussion being, postponed until the
next meeting which will be held at the
home of Mr.. J. Dom Bowling. The members
of the Club who were present attended the
Horse Show. and greatly enjoyed the
exhibition.
A debating society, called the Bias
Bleu, has been organized by the young
ladies of Melrose Institute, Hayattsvillt
The question: "ReSolved, That women
should have the right of suffrage. was
| discussed with much energy at their meet
ING last week. Misses Owens, Warldridgc
! and Lester supporting the affirmative side
| and Misses Lyon, Carr and Jones thu
negative \ committee, consisting of Mrs
Judge Brcoe. Miss Lulie Fuller and Miss
Rosa Wilson, rendered disciSion il
| favor of the affirmative.