The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-11-09

LOCAL BRENITiES

The County commissioners will meet
. rcM Tuesday.
The official returns of the county will
! he found elsewhere in this issue.
/ Miss Downcs. daughter of Joseph
| DowneS. near T b, is dangerously i'll.
| Miss Isabel jackson. of Georgetown,
/ is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. l.. y,
! Griffith
If Your hair is thinning and fading,
use Ayers Hair Ni"or. 1t restores color
and vitality.
Miss Ann l.. Treadwcll, of Portsmouth
| New Hampshire. is on a visit to hcrcousin
Mrs. l. $ Wilson.
Mrs. J..Waring Medley, of Baltimore
has been on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Harris, of this town.
Mr.. Julian W. Tolson has been APP
pointed postmaster at Anacostia to succeed
MI George F. Pyles.
The last quarterly report of the
Citizens National Bank of Laurel shows Il
steady increase in business
A great many patridges have been
killed in the county during the past week.
Sportsmen report them to be quite album
dant.
The work of putting clay upon the
race track is rapidly progressing, and the
contractor expects to finish in about Il
week
-Messrs Pliny Martin and Robert Cross
two of North Keys respected citizens, have
been quite sick. They are improving but
slowly.
Miss Ida Monroe, sitter of Mrs. Fulton
Gibbons, who was so long i'll, has return
ed from her trip to Montgomery county,
somewhat improved in health.
Mr. Joe Fowler's son who was so
seriously burned some time ago at his
house near Horsehead, is improving. He
had a narrow escape from death.
A meeting of the chapter of the Broth
erhood of st. Andrew was held at the
Rectorv of Trinity Church on Wednesday
evening About twelve members have been
enrolled.
The protractcd services at Mchendrce
NJ. F. Church South, r b, have been in
teresting and somewhat profitable. The
pastor expects the Rev. Mr.. Register to
aid him part Of this week.
-Messrs Bryant, Foster & Company,
92S Louisiana Avenue Washington ID. G.,
are reliable commission merchants. We
hope our readers will give them 4 trial,
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On Friday. Constable Sweeny brought
to iail Edward Gordon, charged with
disorderlv conduct at Iceland, and with
resisting the officer when he attempted to
arrest him. In default of bail he was com
mitted to Jail.
Turn the rascals out'-thc familiar
party cry-may be applied to microbes as
well as to men. The germs of desease that
Turk in the blood are turned out by
Ayers Sarsaparilla as eifectually as the
old postmasters are displaced by a new
administration.
On Saturday, Mr.. J. Pratt Neal, as
auctionccr, for r. B. b. Chew, Esq.
solicitor for Mrs. LouSia c. Bunnell
assignee, sold at public sale the vacant
lot on Main street, in this town, adjoining
the Gottschalk Building for $51.; it was
purchased by Mrs Bunnell.
A mission began at St. Mary'S Church
in this town last Sunday, and the services
have been largely attended. Rev. Father
Bohn, of New York, and Rev. Father
Miller, of Annapolis, of the Redemptionist
orders are the missionaries in charge. The
services are held every morning at 9 o'clock
with mass, followed by instruction, and in
the evening at : o'clock with sermon. a
number of special services have also been
held The miS;i will Continue about
) days longer,
John W. Hayes, general secretary of
the Knights of Labor has entc red suit in
the circuit court against Terence '. Pow
DERBY, the eX-general master workman,
through his attorneys, Ralston & Siddons,
for the old Dare property known as Chill
lum Castle Manor" situated west of
Evansville and consisting of seventy three
arccS. He asks for the sale of the proper
tv and division of the proceeds. 1t will
be remembered that this property was
originally bought to organize a colony on
the Bethany plan.