The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-28
LOCAL BREIITlES

Miss Lucy F. Mckenna, of Washing
ton is visiting Miss Bessie Wilson.
Mr.. Joseph S Wilson entertained the
Fair Directors at supper last evening.
There will be regular meeting of the
Ladies' Association on Monday next at 4.30
AYERS Ague Cure is warranted to cure
all eases of malaria Sold by druggist. Price,
81.
visitin" reltives and friends in Washing
ton.
There will be no services in the
churches of St Paurs Parish on Sunday
next.
The Directors of the Fair Association
will meet again on Tuesday next at
10 o'clock.
We had a call from Mr.. Smith, editor
of the Hyattsville "Iearld- Advertiser"
on Tuesday.
There was a total registration of 33S
in the County at the September sitting of
the Registration Officers.
Most of the tobacco crop has been
housed and our farmers will commence
seeding wheat next week.
There is some talk of organizing a
mutual Fire Insurance Company here to do
business in this section of the State.
Mrs. Enos Pumphcry received the
first premium for preserved water melon
at the Grange Camp Fair" Virginia.
The Election Supervisors for this
County will meet on Monday next for
the purpose of appointin" judges and
clerks of election.
The Misses Bird opened a dancing
school here last Saturday. The class con-
sists of rs members, aud the number will
probably reach ..
The Directors of the Marlboro Town
Hall Company will meet i'll the office of
the President, Mr.. c. c. Magruder, on
Wednesday next at $50 p. m.
-Messrs Strang and Company, shipped
from here on Friday last en- route for Nova
Scotia 10 mules and horses, which have
been at Chesapeake Peach since the Spring
Mr.. Shelby Clark, of Washington,
Youngest son of the late Shelby Clarke, of
this town, was married on the 18th instant
to Miss Florence ID. Collins of Washington,
Owing to the rain the Festival that
Ill I,l Il
Yesterday, has been postponed until Fri
day September 2Sth, or the next fair
day
Quite large crowd attended Hunt
ing's Circus here last Monday. The per-
Torrance was very satisfactory i'll many
respects. Only one exhibition was
given.
Merchants and Farmers of Prince
Georges county cannot do better than
stop at the Maltby House when visiting
Baltimore Convenient to boats, trains
and street ears.
We hope subscribers owing little bills
for THE ENQUIRER," viii remember us
when they come to Court next week. Our
business requires cash and patrons will
please us by realizingit.
Rev. Mr.. Sontag has gone to visit re-
latiyes in Pennsylvania and will be absent
about ten days There will be no service
at Trinity Church, next Sunday, but the
Sunday school will be opened at the usual
hour
The County Commissioners will meet
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.
9th, 10th and 18th, for the purpose of max
ing transfers of property and correcting
assessments as provided for by the Act
of 1873.
-Baugh's old and reliable Raw Bone
Super phosphate for Wheat AMI Grass is
now being sold at a reduced price to meet
the low price of Wheat. Secure your sup
ply at once. See Baugh's advertisement in
this issue
The patrons of the Hyattsville public
school are making a determined effort to
secure additional school facilities l.. H.
Campbell started the ball rolling short
while ago in letter directed to the trus-
tees, in which he set forth the inadequate
school facilities.
Ayers SarsaparilIa is not secret
preparation. Any physician may the for
mula on application. The secret of its
success as IA medicine lies i'll its extra
ordinary power to cleanse the blood of i'm
puritics and cure the most deepseatcd
cases OF blood-disease
The papal legation has received the
annual encyclcal letter from the Pope e.
horting the faithful to observe October
the month of the rosary of the virgin with
prayer. Pope Leo originated the custom
Of issuing an cncvclical upon this subject
three years ago.
We have received cards of invitation
to the wedding of United States District
Attorney VIM. l.. Marbury and Miss Silvinc
Won Dorsncr SlinglutT daughter of Charles
Il. Slinglutf Esq, which Will take place at
Trinity Church, Towson, on "Wednesday,
October 10th, at 6 o'clock pm
The handsomely dressed doll which
took the premium ut the Fair was ratified
last Saturday and won by Sarah Jones, a
colored woman living on the farm of Mr..
A. w. Edelcn. The sum of S2S. 80 was
realized which will be used towards pur-
chasing altar linen and laccs for St Mary :
Church in this town
Elsewhere in this issue appears the
announcement of The Baltimore News
offering the daily and Sunday editions to
subscribers by mail for fifty cents from
now until January |. The political c"urs,
Of The News and its great Improvement as
Il newspaper have attracted widespread IN
tcreSt in the counties, and its reduction IL
price will doubtless result in irving it /;
general circulation throughout the State
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