The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-11-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss Shelie Chew is in Baltimore Wis
iting friends.
Mr. and Mrs F. Nelson Jarboe have
been on a visit to this neighborhood.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Teachers Association will be held here
to-day.
Mr. Herbert Magruder, of Mississippi,
has been on visit to his cousin, {. {.
Magruder, Esq
-DvSpepsia. the root of innumcrahlc
evils is readily cured by takin" Ayers
SarSaparilla.
Mrs Alpheus Chewing. of Rich
mond. Va. paid il visit to her sister, Mrs.
George W. Wilson, last week.
Miss Laura V. Quinlin. of Baltimore.
has been on visit to her sister, Mrs. John
W Horn at Cheltenham.
A little colorcd girl, about ten years
of age, was badly burned here on Monday,
by her clothes catching fire.
The Town Commissioners will have
street lamps erected in different parts of
our burgh in few days.
-Congressman-e elect Coffin has appoint
ed Capt VIM NJ Potter, of Laurel, his
private secretary.
The trial of the Lawson murder case
which was removed from this county to
Montgomery, has been set for Monday
December 3rd.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Mr.. f. Wylie Sansbury and Miss Katie NJ
Kraft at half past six o'clock on Nednes-
day evening November 2Sth.
On Tuesday Mr.. Frank W. Hill,
Treasurer Of the A gricultnral Fair Assocla-
ton, sent out checks in payment OF
premiums awarded at the last Fair.
The Maltby EOuse is the most conve
niently located Hotel in Baltimore for
merchants and others. Cars for all parts
Of the city pass the door.
Mr.. Goldsborourgh S. Griffith, Presi
dent of the Prisoners Aid Association of
Baltimore, paid an official visit to the
House of Reformation at Cheltenham
last Thursday
The Spencer Howard farm near David
sonvillc containing $50 acres, was bought
last Thursday at public auction by County
Treasurer s. G. Townshend, for the sum
of $3.50
Delinquent taxpayers are reminded
that since November LIST their county taxes
have been bearing interest at the rate OF
u per cent. Ifpossible. they should avoid
this additional burden.
The work of covering the race track
with clay has been completed by Major
Adams and our Agricultural Fair Associa-
ton has one of the finest courses in the
country.
A cup of muddy coffee is not whole
some neither is bottle of muddy medicine.
One way to know a reliable and skillfully
prepared bloodpurifier is by its freedom
from sediment. Ayers Sarsaparilla is
always bright and sparkling, because it is
an extract and not a decOction.
The petition of S. ID. Newcomb to set
aside the receivership of the Washington
and Chesapeake Beach Railroad Company
was argued before Judges Jones and Re
veil in the Circuit Court of Anne Arundel
County on Tuesday. Dennis Claude APP
peared for the petitioner and J. Writ Ran
dali for Winfield J. Taylor, the receiver,
and James W. Owens for the company.
The court held the matter under consider
alton.
The Ladies' Association will hold Il
sale at the home of Mrs. |. s. Wilson to-
morrow, November Gath at 3 10 o'clock p. NJ,
consisting of oysters, cakes, coffee, chloe
olate, candy &c. Persons buying cup of
coffee or chocolate or plate of oysters
can have the china on which it is served
at reasonable rates. This is an opportu-
nitv to procure dainty piece of china
seldom offered outside the city. Mystery
Boxes will be on sale for the children's
enjoyment and in exchange for their
dimes. Aprons will also be sold and a
guessing contest with prize will be an
added attraction. Admission free. Every
body will be welcome. Should Saturday
be a stormy day the sale will be postpon-
Il M, Tia f,llov;nr Nnn1oy