The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss Bessie Waring is at home for the
summer vacation
Miss julia Digs, of Washington IS visit.
ing Miss Kate Hill.
Work has been begun on the new iron
bridge over Spa Creek hear Bladen burg.
Miss Edith IIoutz, of Washington IS the
guest of her sister. Mrs ChaIl's F. Sontag.
- rhe youn. people of ''rhe FnresJ" had a
| pleasant dance at Iceland on Tuesday night
Miss Mamie Hams is at home fir, m
school at Annapolis for the summer vac; Oh &.
Have you seen the beautiful new cata-
logues and premium lists of the Agricllstur;
Fair oil this county, if not send and get one.
features in the second annual exhibition of
the Agricultural Fair, to be held August 81,
-, y; and n.
Bishop PAret Will sail for Europe on July
9TH and return in September. Rev. G. Ernest
Smith will also sail in July to visit his rela-
tives in England.
Mis-. Beatrice Cobb, wife of DR.. james
Cobb, of Clayton, Delaware, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Berj ,min Brown, at
their home near here.
Cigarette smokers will be pleased to know
that they can get the oast qualities of all
makes of paper wrapped cigarettes al the store
of. l.. Edlav,tch, this town,
Mrs. William III. Harper is in Wes'mil :
isler attending the clos ns exercises of the
Western Maryland College, where her dausl :
.er, Miss Ellen, graduates with the honors f
her class.
Merchants and Farmers of Prince
Georges county cannot do better than stop
at the "Malthy House" when visiting Bati
more. Convenient to Boats, Trains and
Street Cars
Mr.. john Strang, Esq returned to town
Wednesday after 4 short business trip to Bal
timore and Washington. His wife lett for
Kansas City last Saturday, where she will
spend the summer.
-Messrs Phil W. Chew, Raymond A Heis-
llell and Joseph S. Rogers of this county re-
ceived the degree of Master of Laws at the re-
cent commencement of tie Law Department
of Georgetown University
1t is 81 aimed that an amicabIe adjustment
has been made by the Washington Il Chesa-
neake Beach Il IT, with the creditors of Coffin,
Sullivan IL Co. the contractors, and that work
will soon be reopened along the line
A case of dipl iberia his developed at
the CoNey camp, near Highlands, and the
neighborhood is considerably alarmed for fear
the disease will spread. The State bo,rd of
health will probably be asked to visit the camp
10 report upon the sanitary conditions.
The Comptroller of the Treasury has
made the quarterly distribution of the public
school tax to white and colored schools in the
several counties and the city Of b iltImore.
Under this distribution this county will re-
ceive 81 ,G95 81 for white and S3.072. s. for
CO lored schools.
-fhc regular non jury .rm of the Circuit
Court met last Monday with Judge Brooke in
attendance The 4, ckets were called and sew
cral judgements entered. On Tuesday the de-
murrer in the case of Samuel Is Hance VS..
E. &. w. Hall and oilers was argued and de-
murrer ovel-ruled. Stanley for Hance and
William [. Hill for Hal.
At me, ting of the Alumni of the Mary
land Agricultural Co .ge on Wednesday, after
transacling routine business the following oili-
ceIs were elected: r. b. Il. Chew, j., Esq, tf
this county, President; III. Stonestreet, of
Montgomery. Vice President: II. & Sherman,
of Co lege Park, Secretary; J. Il. Lalimer of
Calvert coun'y, Treasurer; Executive Com
mitlee-A L. Toson, of Baltimore, chairman;
Or. l.. A. Griffith, Of this county, John b.
Gray, of Calvert cout t.. The Alumni Was
afterwards ehteIt uneI at a banquet by Capt.
Sl lvesLer.