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Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

Mr. n. o. lilokneil who has olllciatsd
AZ the "a. n ticket window AZ the rnlon
depot here FOR four years has hccn ap.
pointed travelling freight and paaAouger
agent, Tor the $. 4. with headquarters ln
NJ paso, His territory extends from
Yuma. Arizona 70 San Antonio. Tex. and
from Colorado on tie north 10 Tnffe0n
aud cuaymas % tho south. The lact that
this large territory requires an able. en-.
efnelle man esplaIus Mr. nlvknclla se.
lection
Mn nlehnell has o host Of frlonda III
fleming and vicinity ali OF whom wish
him eonilnrad announcement Ii would
he well ips some d ouf young uuinat
rled mon % motto lhnl Mr. nlcknelI noi
married q year ~ 70 ago, that ne also
han daughter and now eoeires pro,
motion. u would be we'll 70 thiuk lhls
over boys phd 10 and % likQwinc.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

nelNeeu fhN dates " IuNe isf a. a
hrrlrfnbef Goth. the hichitpn furvkn =
nnftfH f'Hfit""'I wv Htff N"ff tt""f
Dem|nN round ls|p tickets ~ yaflp ~
eaetoin aud noEihnfn pAinia al greatly
reduced raiea. limited i0f return unlll
October dlHt. i8pH
Having recently annrlehod our time
from uemlns % EASTERN points, we are
uaN la position % place our patroua II
knrHaa iiy. ~ iloulrs o. 1hirhHu. twelve
hours ahead pf any uihcf Hue Our oat'
Jug h0neca are uueuualesl. ruHd-bed
smooth and oalllpuHnt nuaeEn.
Fnr further Information regarding
rates, limits. connections, ETC., call upon
! NJ. A. Is. eimnus. Agent nl Deuinf. pf
addfesa q. II. A!uFphonae. Division bna'
Heneor Agenl 1t IA raso, Texas
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23


Kcps From an the County Asrnr-
nlshpd ~ Headlights cofresroadeais.
The iall rouud up at Mule Greek be-
gan on Tuesday.
Tbs range 81 lho yiclnliy of fAd Fort
cummIpgsia II 10 elegant condition.
Hudson hot springs Is becoming &
popular place for camping parties.
The Mlmbrea river has been running
nearly every day since the rainy season
setln.
Grant county hay men nre ilndlug O
ready sale for their product IN Domlng
and Silver City.
The court housea. slivor City IL IN
aergolug extensive repairs pfeparatory
70 the comIng term OF v $. Court
The cnttle range "a tho vlclnity ol
Columbus and 10 fact the entire MexIcan
line was never Ia better condition.
The trial III. II. H~asburg, the AL
legged MImbrea deiauIilug postmastel
viii be had ni The comlng term o. I. s
Court at Silver.
Silver City had another nood Tuesday
night Which 80 damaged the railroad
srack near the Thinner house that travel
vas suspended for The day.
Tho Santa 10 will expcnd fully $40.
ouo In repairs 10 tho branch between
Demlng and silver CITY this fall, plnc
ing stone easement on cncl slide of "a,
grade and filling ln number of bridges
No expense vii be rpared 20 put M,
branch IA such ehnpo that no damage
will De done IN the future by floods,
5llsor City was the seems oI gusa
downing sceiaenl Wednenday afternoon
A Mexican woman was washing clotho,
Ia The gulch Immediately above ihl
Chinese gardens and Il Is supposed tina
IN trying % roealu possession Ola plecl
q eoap lUsi her balance aud ioll N
deephale llled WITH waler. Aho wa
touu 20 fail and the alarm glvou, but bo
fore ahe wna rescued, llft Ras extinct
Tho hole was over twelve feoi IA depth
and aaa been llied With water ever sine
iho louda heRan. Tho cofunefs Jun
rendered the nAnal verdict
Sheriff ehaunon fobelt taandamul
proceedings against tie hoard o. count
commissioners tt Silver City last aatul
day TO determine whether the moae
mid III 81 lhn Befn informant ahnuid 4,
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

A cowboy employed ns castolaa, whono
onls known name was Jack. was found
Q lew days ago on me ground daad with
q afope around hln body and hia horse
grazing aome distance away. ne ia sup.
posed 70 have been dragged 70 death.
Martha SANDERS found the dead man,
hnylng made % appointment with him
20 Join the MqAlco roundup and not
finding him ~ agreed upon. started 10
500 whni WA wrong, Sanders and hls
men were delayed Ny lhe accident ana
thus escaped belhs taken Into custody
with lAt malp body of ihe OUTFIT noaf
CalIelas
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

william Merry cnmphoii, Fol- From y
iiorso ANA Instantly KILLED at0oiiad, Tox.
Word was received here thin week, by
SIR. Henry Nordhaus. oi the death Of
William Borty Campbell, jr., which sad
event occurred near his home at OoIlnd,
Texas, on the 1ith Instant
Tho deceased boy wss sixteen yesrs
d age, aud tAe Hon of William y. Camp.
boil. formerly General Mannger OF the
"Thrce O. ranch, aud who llvod here
win Ills family from 1887 to 1890.
Berry, as he was called by hln plny.
mates here. maa riding back Of hia oldcl
brother on a spirited horse, and 1, Is sup
pose 4 That the horte anse jump, throw.
Ing him to the ground and breaking HI.
neck,
The irlenda. Ia this city, 81 Mr.. Camp
bell and family deeply sympathlpo With
them IN their sad aud irreparablo anile
tlon.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

AuolhcfAier wne taken N tho matter
ol The settlement Of she nemIne park
qupniipn Monday when llseio NaA lIisd
81 NE a|tlllcl cousl cf this district ~
aIl4et City Wy ,he attorneys of The A. II.
y 3. X company, ten ealla n rllnncofy
neu'usi tho ucltlers ga the twenty ncrea
north q the depot tlnluaed by lho rail-
Foad.
The suits arc uKnlust HoIefo DelNndO,
Dullu Morales fcmEiu Aehada. Iicnla.
mill i. Rice aud Ihonaa BoIes, Jolih w.
0lli. nonfailo Gonzalez. Encafnaclon
Gonzales. Marcolnlo Deleado. l,elltlauo
a'orn and J W. lfoltfr aud "a for tho
purpose of determining Tie equities aud
right Of pnapesAion 20 certain specific
parts parcels of tho southwest qunr.
ter and The northwest quarter of the
so'lhcaas qunrler and caat half Of the
euuiheast quarter Of aeollon twenty
aeycn, Township twenty three, south
range nine west, being tho twcuty acres
aud mo-s tying north uf the depot hotel
h.s. N a,,,,sl ,,os..ss,,,n ~, ,n,.t ,,..,'
snn senfn This ,s.l,1 ,snos - innd eiss
neon ~ a. nar,lea aes,n.t whn snll
ma f,.e, ,,yos,ht and KAN AZ XVI ,s,i
y,.a c.,,n,.nv
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Deming headlight., 1895-08-23


REy. u, Hi, Axpnzws ro,urupd from
nillshofo Tuesday.
". p Duwr took a srip % ~ raso The
trent end o. tho week
iiaby buggy lor uale, enquire a. HAD.
Lt1nr oiilce.
MRs. n. a. Boron has returned from
the Mlmbrco Hot Springs,
Mn. and Mira DaMx hayo returned
from Tho Alamo Hueco ranch.
Sunt received ono ear bran, barley and
wheat flcAhmnn 3 lleals 90.
Cor n. NoIAN was yloltor 10 town
this week from the county eeat
En-. DiowlSsos, from Silver CITY, was
ia town The frni part ot W. week.
On sayl 40 you know TINT Brown &
Hopkins keep skirt bonoY You cannot
Do Without H.
Nh. FnASE TnuaMoSD let on 4 bust.
ness trlpto San Francisco last Thursday.
A. MtGuirr, of 6llyer City, stopped
several days 10 the metropolis this week
For sale, al q bargain, several lots, one
ware house, one house and lot.
u, II, finlshman,
n. II. iiooz returned Tucaday from a
trip % Utah and went down % aablnel
to-day.
Hoods pills cure lnuudlca Sllllouaueap
slek headache, constipation aud All liFpl
Ills.
Ono. w AIiLEs pagaed through from
Silver City Sunday on has way 10 Alhu
qaerqne.
Az kinds oftranslatlona from Enelisl
70 Hpnulah Or Vice versa copying, letter
MIlEag and Spanish taught by ), X
Vlcnlor
OFo. T.. pArnIrg, who uka Ia tho clil
eeveral days this wees lett Tor his honl
IN Pueblo Colo, Tuesday
Go 10 Brown &llopklna FOR hoalery
lundcfFea,s. cnihraldefy. lneen, darulnl
cotton, crochet cotton and all kinds @
notions.
J. y. WARnnN, Coz. Dick HvnroN anl
| y. q lfonknr were homrwnfd bonnl
passengers on the train 20 sllvor Clt
last sunday.
| Keep your hooks posted II you hnv
40 book keeper ) X, Flcnicf Will do
Tor you on roasonaula terms.
Alies I.AunA g. Dgaa. ~ ntslon. Mass
thr new assistant nflntinai at fhn Dem
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

Iha nfouhIt tfrsaa ~ Naye l'ssa
brought ttHni ~ lhe csnaAfmoA "a TAM
ra'omss kS.u|na rsrmll Irf lhe tmtf.
iians a NnAna.ap AtfpaN lns tAAt
WIlen ~ faastsAsa 10 AAshevlff n, NJ
Thought lhai lhc Yeitrt wNi be IA
3ussta Fhefsis 4 f'eH boy tiilessl
sA
Thero han hecn rpne|dosAtIr excite
nienl anlung ealiIemuh hese iiafiua iht
pasl wesk t,tf itt Afftai IF y round up
nuini 81 Mekltc bY ihs pSlrlals at las
Ialomda
1he affair occurred on thc llih oi the
present month, bus lhe matter wac not
hnawa until several daya later All
American founaup ofsanszfa for the
pufrafs of gathering ttpek which had
alpaFed aefoss she Zine et u elNAys esss.
tommy about this time oi The year, com.
posed of men and stock beIunqlug ,otke
Alamo fiuecr. H. A. iurliek, iangl
King. plok Hudson aud other oulnla ob.
ialned permission from lhe rarlaln 81
tho AapcncIon guard, an has been done
foF Tho poal ton of twelve ychfg, % crosl
lale Meklcu and proceed with fhelr work
The outfit wha IN charge u John Harper
ass fls pafmit vas 0btaihta bg Ill
Toimnn. iofeniau AZ Alamo llucco. The
found up had gotten ng lar 40 CAffelaA
when The Mexlcnn posae consisting d
tNeife men, officers and fsndatlnes
came ~ and explained that a would "a
necessary 70 place ali under arrest ans
eonfscato the stock until tho matter ual
tlspoaod IS they wcfo clearly ID "a.
counlry without authority.
Captain Harper n once went 10 Pa
Jonas and arranged That ihe men ii
change should give bond, which wal
honc nfiet day or 90 and THUS the MAT
frr rests awaiting Information from thl
City Of Mexico. Tho men with thl
roundup were shown every courtesy bl
thc officials and have no complaint I,
mahe Tbese ara about 100 horses u
fsa roundup outab aud all work hal
been suspended until nnal action 10 had
resulting Ia avery annoying delay 70 sh.
.mcr.
Tho ncilon Of the ra!omaa people
secmn exceptionally arbitrary aud un
called Tor under the circumstances.
Mr. Dnko Il Aow ia Jenroz communl
eating with the Mexican goycrnmcn
ard Mr. Brown II doing what ho chi
from this place, II II expected that thl
lner aud tho property Will be releases
within q few days.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

For sho homl.hnnuaI conference o. The
church of Jesna Christ. ~ Naif Lake
Cliy, October Hth, the santa Fe tlpnto
win sell r0und trip tickets from DemluN
nt the ahoAe rate, limited 70 return oc'
tohef 2ptn
For tall rartlcnlaFs. cal On
A. N. auoNe. Agent,
pemiug, n M.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

Next SUNDAY ain Hundey after Trim
liy) Evening Prayer and address ~ p.
IA. An Invited and Welcome,
EfnFLuKnr n. J. ANpnEws,
Mlasionafy-Iu charge.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

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Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

mthlS Il| b6 ls.t0hl IS |I4hI Aba II
mAla lo l|l|d Hl sht|I IYtAAuf1 |IlaA|
us|l hnoNH fati IhM |Alaa aUNll||SA 81
hl4s nk9I|n 0.n haYA haAh covered 81
MA n Al psor0sA5 hoN IS .tIban l1h oon
leulh olihn sIunsa NAar0 on n An8Nn N
eklst
CNNlAAh
sl|s confidently ssp1e|td lha ona
and lease wan De nulNlhtH Nn fh6 1uliA
milne |u ihW days. 1hb 1n|ia l|oa lm
mpalaloly lhu ol no GRAND ConsfN
/ property. and Ny fth6on ol recent dtyol'
nnninnla III tIl4 Tsxaa and f|lhad Central
properties. q "a IopmsAn up me prop
ffly ntiunHa le NhilohlI And Murphy.
ana hN boon opened uphy Hf|y Ioof
ahaft shp bottom Of the shaft haA hAyed
lfonnldeiahly, ana = lafRH Hmouni 81
work WIN hetelo NJ done before Nogk
can 20 fgepmtd. A. good deal % dead
work Will nave @ b. dona belota euy
great results wl|lOHicQno. but the parties
sseking me Ieaae and bond nto pefleplly
Willing foinkonll the clharues The timc
indicated lof the llfe o. rue bond and
lca9e la eighteen moniha.
el'tkR rlTf
after nn sdleneNa 81 several years. Iron
shipments FROM i.eHHl IsAdet hili have
been reHutnra ard WIN hr kept up NJ
wlpier
Tho Van aneilet y expected y bios
ln usnln SONS lime thla week. The liopd
I fifnllAy iAnt exilnRulsfpd me nfNp ~ ihs
boiler fppm, ana work wa# ~ cpnsr
quesie temporarily spependea'
Mexlcnna we're oui ea5ly Wedneuda,
morning prospecting the lower end O
4 '"'iafa street iof nuggets g gola wh'el
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

nnnisn nofa o. roe simrl1 % ,hu taNa
pla'msa drought - enc comlne ~
tfuhtI fNIm Thought Thar q cumpro.
mlse Wlll sinl ~ iltathet Other hos
sri NonA n ant about sbp city. ktenis
otn Wtft thtoafhI,d.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

The ameltof hna been running steadily
for the past two weeks. The roads arc
badly cut up. and IA many pieces
washed out, bui not enough 80 % inter
iere with ore hauling. The surround.
ing camps furnish an the ores requIaed.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

HFockmeps nerinser y 80. haze re-
samed work On their properties here.
Eighteen Msxican mlneu were put 20
work thla week, and It IA the intention
Of ilio uo.npanY 70 incrense the force
from slme 70 time as the ncccaalllen oI
the nccnaion lpay require The min Il
kept running, as the water supply nineo
tho adYentpi tho falny season hns be-.
como plentiful aud there Is no scarcity
Of orc.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-23

qhlscamp u not making much noise,
yet work Is helng prosecuted vigorously,
and With good results. Tho two mills
are running right along and there Is
every Indication they VIII continue 70
40 90 for the balance of the season. No
new strikes have boon recorded rccently,
yet many Of sho old time producers ufe
keeping sip ihelr records, and ahogld
conditions remain fayorabIe, they VIII
again asirci the attention Of monoyotI
mon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-23
City Market.
WV. DINOND'S

The holiday business has been
more than we expected, more than
our old time friends believed it
would be when we opened the
store. Could anything be more
satisfactory to US? The goods and
the prices suited your fancy and
the big business is the result OF
this mutual arrangement. This is
probably the last holiday an
nouncement we will make, next
week you will learn little bit OF
what we will have to show you in
our new store in the Won Holt
block on King street.
In art circles in Honolulu, the
popular fad Just now is decorating
china. We have some choice
pieces in pure white, made espec-
tally for this purpose. We had a
lot OF it, but more than half OF 1t
was sold as soon as it was known
that our store is the only place it
could be obtained
\ very suitable and inexpensive
present for a gentleman is a NOUS
tache cup and saucer. We have
an assortment which for sparkling
elegance would win praise from a
stole.
While we are in china let US
Just mention the forty-piece decor
ated tea sets-cheap as dirt, as
elegant as you would expect for
double the money we ask for them.
There's nothing cheap looking
about them, they're fashioned and
decorated as delicately as you can
find.
The ideas OF the al writer run
forward toward things for the table
this week-good things not to eat
but for use and decoration. Metal
Coffee Pots, holding from one to
three cups. If you ever dined or
lunched at a proper restaurant in
the States you saw this sort of
coffee pot. They've never been
sold here before but we will keep
selling them. There are a few of
the first lot left and more coming.
Store open evenings until the
holidays are over.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-23

The usual supply Of Beef, Mutton, Sau-
sage, Pork, Veal, etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-23
SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
Pupils OF st. Andrews Priory
Delight Large Audience.

The entertainment at It. An
drew's Priory Saturday evening by
the pupils was a great success. The
zcbooIroom was crowded In every
mart At one end was a raised
nIatform, decorated with flags,
evergreens and flowers. Among
those present and occupying front
seats were President and Mrs. Dole,
british CJnmi .-.oner HAYES. Sir
Robert Heron, Mr.. and Mrs. \. T.
Atkinson. DR.. and Mrs. Myers, T.
Nav. W. II. Baird, the Misses May,
Miss Layton, Mrs. w. II. Clarke,
CAPTAIN Napier Of II. NJ. :. Wild
Swan. Mrs. King, Mrs. Robertson,
and others.
The program opened with a mu-
steal play by Diehl, Quarrel of
the Flowers" The pupils who re-
presented the various flowers ac-
auitted themselves, and the flowers
were very realistic. The musical
portion of the play was performed
by Joseph Rosen (violin), Wray
Taylor (cello), and Mrs. Stella
Cockett (piano), and was very
effective. A German song, Die
Loreley," was next sung by a num-
Der of the smaller pupils dressed
in white. Then came an instru-
mental trio played by Mrs. Cockett,
Messrs. Rosen and Taylor. An
extravaganza, "Our Toys" was
very amusing and decidedly well
played by the young ladies. The
incidental music was capitally
sang. Mr.. w. l.. Stanley gave
"Queen OF the Earth with a pleas
ant baritone voice. a tambourine
drill and Highland Fling in cos
tune brought a most interesting
and pleasing program to a close.
Nearly 5000 were realized. This
afternoon the program will be re-
peated for the benefit of young
children at an admission of twenty
five cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-23
Egg Shell China Ware.

LS OHNII NHIIIu W uIN'
Consisting of cups and saucers. These
are very delicate in tints and the de-
signs are the most original In
shape.
japanese Lacquer Cabinets.
Endless variety of sizes in plain and
fancy design.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-23

This is ruler week at Wall,
Nichols Company. All school
children calling on the firm this
week will be presented with a nice
twelve inch ruler.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-23
J.T.WATERHOUSE'S
-Street Store.

This is about the time of the year when wish tell
you about the good things have for the Holidays There
great many varieties of China displayed in the
windows for you look at and buy but before doing So
please step in and see our line of
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-06-14
Fotal ano personal.
Passed SucceSSfuIlJ.

Mr.. Arthur Clagett. who about six
moths ago settled in Minnesota, has
successfully and most creditably passed
the very rigid examination required by
recent law of that State, of all candidates
for admission to the Bar. The eXamlna-
tions are conducted by State Board OF
Examiners, one from each congressional
district. The applicant must have studied
at least three years, one of which must
have been in the office of practicing
Attorney, and also have been a resident
of the State for six months. An average
of - per cent is required upon all branches
of law After a written and oral eXaml-
nation, lasting two days and several even
ings, Mr. Clagett did what few have ac-
complished, passed successfully on the first
examination, and in class of 81, some of
whom were making their third trial, he
passed the best oral examination. His
friends here will be gratitied to hear this
good news of him, and we wish him
abundant success and a bright career
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-06-14
The DelineatOr for July.

The July number of The Delineator,
called the summer number, begins new
volume with long list of attractive sub
iects Mrs Roger \. Pryor writes charm
inglv of the Etiquette of Visiting, and Mrs.
Frederic Rhinelander-JoneS presents the
last paper on Training School Experiences.
In the Employment Series Mrs. Rhoda y.
Judy, Editor of the Poultry lnter-Ocean,
writes of the Profitable Poultry Keeping,
Sara Miller Kirby continues her instruct
i've papers on the Kindergarten, and Har
Burnt Work to move difficult decl%nS.
Womens Education in Canada is treated
in an article on Alma College, st Thomas,
Ont, and there is a most interesting ac-
count of The College Settlement of New
York Mrs Georgen's treatise on Voice
Culture is continued, there is an excellent
article on the Ethical and Legal Relations
of Mistress and Servant, and one full of
good advice on Choosing Boys Career.
The housewife will find reliable recipes in
Cookery, and Il lot of practical and useful
information on Stains and Their Solvents.
Novel entertainments are described in y
Snntiower Tea and Amusements for Sum
mer Evenings, and new designs are given
in Stitches and Embroideries, Knitting,
Netting, Tatting, Lace Making, Etc.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-06-14
Hyattsville Items.

The town commissioners of Hvattsyille
have decided to raise the town tax rate
from % cents to 81 cents on ca ch 800 to
pay for a new Howe fire engine, to cost
about 81 900 A new house will be built
in which the engine will be kept, and a
fire company Will be organized The char
ter provides that the maximum tax rate
shall be 40 cents
Work on the new Masonic Temple, at
the corner of Marion and Spenner streets,
Will be commenced next week and pushed
to rapid completion. This building will
be two stories high, of brick, and will cost
in the neighborhood of Sd. 600 The lower
floor will be used as public entertainment
hail. while the upper floor will be devoted
to Masonic uses
1t has been decided to bring the water
to supply Hyattsviiie from springs neal
the residence of William Manowue. late
collector at Georgetown, to the west Of
the town by pumping it into a reservoir
to be located near the residence of DR.. J
r. Owens. 1t is estimated that the plan
will cost something like S20,o0O, and ;
bond issue will be necessary in order tina
the work can be proceeded with. Speci
tications are being prepared, and the PEG
pie are very much elated over the prospect
Of IA system of water works t" displacc tia
many wells now existing.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-06-14
Charlotte Hairs Program.

The commencement exercises at Omar
lotte Hall School, will begin on June 2l
with a field day. The examinations Will
take place from June Is to June 81. On
June - there will be the baccalaurate ser
mon. and on the following day the public
examination will be held. On June % the
W. & S Society celebration will take place,
and on June p the exhibition of work done
bv the students will be made, and the an
nual address will be delivered by William
I Kilgour, of Rockville. On the evening
of the same day the students ball will be
held in the college hall. The exercises are
open to the public. Next year will be the
centennial of Charlotte Hall, which was
founded in III, and which has been in
active operation since 1896, never once
having suspendedits work. It's principal
is Mr.. G. NJ Thomas native of St. Mary 5
county.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-06-14
An Interesting Lecture

An apprecative audience assembled
last Friday evening in the Court House
to lasten to IA lecture on Tennyson, de
livered by Mr.. G. c. Magruder Jr., upon
invitation Of the Ladies Association of
Trinity Church. Fred Sasscer, Esq, intro
duced the lecturer For over an hour
the audience listened with una bated
interest to the ornate diction and rounded
periods of the young essayist, as he point
ed out the charms and beauties OF
the Poet Laureate's works. In the elabora-
ton of the the subject Mr. Mlgruder
showed thorough knowledge and true APP
probation of Tennyson's beautiful verses.
At the conclusion, the lecturer was warmly
applauded, and was the recipient of many
congratulations Rev. Mr.. Sontag moved
a vote of thanks, which was heartily ac-
corded