The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1894-07-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. Helen NJ Rothstein, of Baltimore, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Katie Merrick has returned after an
extended visit to Annapolis.
Mr.. F. T. Ryon of Washington is visiting
his cousin Mr.. c. G. Crandell.
Miss Priscilla Worthnston, is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Thomas J. Clagett.
Miss Nellie Hill has returned for the va
cation from Mt. st. Agnes Academy.
Mrs. George Forbes, of Woodville, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Hill.
Miss Florence Plummer is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Mackenzie of Baltimore.
There will be meeting of the Ladies'
Association on Monday at 5 O'Clock p. m.
There was meeting of the Bishops
Guild at the Rectory Wednesday at O'Clock.
Mrs. David J. Wilson and son, of Wash
iugton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. w.
Wilson.
Wheat .hreshing has commenced in this
neghborhood We have heard no reports as
to the yield.
Mr.. Shelby Smith, editor of the Hyatts-
vile Herald-Adrertiser was in our town Oh
Wednesday last.
About twelve dollars were made Satnr-
day evening last by the Kings Daughters
from the sale of ice cream.
The editor for the past week has been at
Asbuly Park where the anual meeting of the
National Editorial Association is held.
Mr.. Robert L. Hall OF Qaeen Anne dis
trlct has been given position under Internal
Revenue Collector Murray Vandiver.
MIR. Charles S. Early. of Brandywine, has
received all appointment TO the unclassifed
service in the office of the Collector of Gus
toms.
james Allen, colored, who was convicted
at Annapolis for feloniously assauting Cora
Simpson in March last will be hanged here
this morning.
Cigarette smokers will be pleased to know
that they can get the best qualities of all
makes of paper wrapped cigarettes at the store
of j. l.. Edlavitch, this town,
If there are any of our friends who do
not stop at the "Maltby House, When visiting
Baltimore, they are missing much good cheer.
Accommodations first class and rates mode rate.
Cards announcing the marriage of Dr. w.
Sinclair Bowen to Miss Mary Wignall, of Lon
don, have been issued. Dr. and Mrs. Bowen
are now at home at 1928 10th Street, Wash
ington, d. q.
Mr. l. s. Wilson, editor of the Gazette,
accompanied by his wife, is in Asbury Park,
attending the meeting of the National Demo-
cratic Editors Association which is in session
there this week.
"A valuable colt belonging to NJ. Thomas
j. Clasett killed itself few days ago by rear
ing and falling backwards, striking its head
and causing conclusion of the brain. The colt
was being broken. The rider was net hurt.
The following is from the Baltimore
Erening Ne,cs: s'The Southern Maryland
counties will all participate IN the Prince
Georges fair this year. The fair promises to
become permanent and noteworthy lnstitu-
lion in the Southern Agricultural world
In this connection we will say that ad-
di;ional improvements, consisting of a new
grand stand, exhibition hall, and stables for
both race-horses and horses for exhibition, are
now building on the fair grounds. The pros
poets of a successful fair in August are be-
coming more and more assuring.
Charles Allen and Ro bert Butler, colored
were before Justice Harris yesterday, charged
with assault and battery on Mr.. Benjamin
Crawford Allen is also charged with assault
on Beiamin Levin. He craved jury trial
and was sent back to Jail in default of $50,
bail in each case. Butler was adjudSed
guilty and fined s., and costs.
-Oehm's Acme Hall, the well-known
Baltimore Clothers, Hat ers, and Furnishers.
are still increasing their large stores. They
are now having the entire building, formerly
occupied by Hennegan, Bates Il Co., Corner
Charles and Baltimore, remodeled and con-
nected with their present immense establish
ments, which will give them the largest store
South of New York. While making the i'm
provements they offer special inducements
that it will amply pay you to examine.