The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-02-02
Lee AL BRENITIES.

Mrs IL. II Ptriter haa been ~. a yi.i, t. her
friend, Mrs. J. Benson Perrir.
The Ladies Association will meet next
Mondey evening al o'clock p. III.
H Miss Fannie Ilone and Mss Kate W. Smith
ct Fredericksburg, Va, are visiting Mrs. Peter
W. Hooe at their hom, near Groom
i IC-iay The feast OF publication or Candle
mas Day. mass will be said a st. Mary 5
Church at | a. m, preceded by the sole,n,.
blessings OF the candles
81 have tried : .lva'iou Oh in nv FAMILY on
hIoken aud djsloclrl FOO: and can rec IN
mend 1t to any one as a good Iinimant. Ms.
Will. M Tolley. JoIln, No.
"The Maitby House" is tie mot Con
venier IT, cat d Hot-l in Baltimore for cur
Merchants and others 10 stop IT. Cars pass
the doors for all parts tie City.
The semi-annual Examination at the
Academy took pla e yesterday in the presence
| of the Trustees. The BOYS showed progress
under the faithful instruction of their teachers
| Prof Th"> j Grant an.. his assistant. VIM.
5. Hill Ed
c. =. Cronk. Meteorolo Ii>t. in ell trya of the
Central Office of the Maryland, ST 1t e Weather
Service OF Johns Hopkins University, has
sent valuable weather charts to onr Clerks
office where they have neen hung in con-
spicuous place.
Senator rarran # Calvert county has
brought in bill % open the oyster season for
season for tong-rs in the PiituNent river on
September Instead of Oh september -, as at
present. The time for closing the season is
fixed in Mr.. rArran's bill on April 20
81 have been trying DR.. Balls Cough
Syrup, and am wei pleased with it. My
son had the whooping cough and bad cold
followed. | tried your DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and in three nights he was b, ter.
Moses VERIFY Lancaster Court House, Va
A well attended meeting of the Mary nd
Democratic Editors Association was held last
Thursday night in Ann apoIis. President J.
NJ. Street presided and Mr.. |. 5. acted Secre
tary pro tenn. An important business en-
gagement prevented the Ed;tr of the
ENQUIRER from attending.
A reception was given by Mss LoLle
Connck al the residence of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Columbus F. Connick. on Thu rsday
evening of last week to her circle of youre
friends t. celebrate th4 anlivers try of her
birthday. A number of her intimate friends
were present from ! until 10 o'clock tie table
was laden with refreshments.
We are in receipt of the - h annual report
of the House of Reform .rion at Cheltenham.
From it we learn that Oh \ Jvem Ger 3)th last
there were 272 INN .te> Tue receipts daring
the year, including balance o. 1923 s. on
hand November 30, 1892, were S2,,6)S Oh
and the general eNpensee were S2},+Sj oS
leaving a balance of S5,,1l % on hand
November so, 1898.
The Hyattsvi!le colrespon lent of the Balti-
| more Sun says :Messrs. } ,hn Miller and
James Enos Ray, of Chillum, were at Anna
polls On Wednesday ist with petition sgned
| by vGt RS of Prince Georges c,nd election
district. 1t requested the intro iuction of a
bi | to prohibit the sale Ut liquors in the second
| district within a mile fIom where the District
| of Columbia line >ins Oh ! UNI The argu-
ment was that Cong had lrJhIbi ed see
| of intoXicants in DIT rct of Columbia line
| within one mile OF the : differs Home, and
| the liz Tor dealers coiit-nplat Il opening
saloons across the NJ Land lie. The
Prince Georges d-les ,llol p omisei it,
support of tie measure