The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-12-13
LOCAL BREIITIES.

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Miss Irene Gibbons, of Westwood, i
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. n. W. Wilson.
Service will be held in the NJ F. Churcl
at Cheltenham at $50 p. m, December -
Mr. and Mrs J. Benson Perrie ar,
visiting DR.. John 5. Conrad near st. Den
mis- Md.
Mrs. Elizabeth s Hill and Miss Kate
Hill have gone to Washington to speno
the winter
Ayers Sarsaparilla is u perfect cure
for scrofula, that dreaded faint in the hu
man system.
Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Crowley, of Balti
more, spent last Sunday and Monday Will
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Traband.
Joseph Johnson and Charles Tilman
the colored prisoners who escaped from
the Jail last week, are still at large.
MIR. J. l.. Edlavitch has displayed a
large and fancy assortment of Christmas
and Holiday goods. Give him Il call.
The site Of the postotfice at Thrift
this county, has been removed three quar-
tiers of Il mile northwest of the former site.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Teachers Association of this county will
be held at the Court House to-day. The
public is invited
Mr. Fred s. Stone, of Baltimore, has
just recovered from a severe attack of ty-
phoid fever. He is still at his mother :
home in Woodville.
Mrs. NJ. E. Carpenter, of Clifton Forge,
West Virginia, and her grand daughter,
Miss Margaret Chewing, of Richmond, are
visiting Mrs George W. Wilson.
Don't fail to attend the great Auction
and Sacrifice Sale which will take place
at Mr.. J. L. Edlavitch's Store in the WI
son Building on Saturday, December 14th.
The create It bargain will then be offered.
Major Henry B. Mellen, of the United
States army, and Mrs. Mellen, have been
The Major and his wife are from Durham,
New Hampshire, Mrs. Wilson's old home.
The railroad station-houSe of the Bal
t;more and Potomac Company at Bel AL
ton, CoXs Station, Charles county, five
miles south of La Plata, was burned to the
ground Tuesday night at about $50 o'clock.
The youthful Kings Daughters will
give an entertainment consisting of music
and recitations, at the home of their Lead
er, Miss Ellie d. Sasscer on Saturday af-
ternoon at 800 o'clock. Admission 10
cents.
Rev. DR.. Arthur |. Johns, of Rock
Vile, eXcha ged with Rev. Mr. Sontag on
Sunday last He preached an eloquent
sermon at Trinity Church in the morning
but the service at night was prevented by
the rain storm.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Mr.. Henry Compton, of Woodville. and
Miss Louise Wood, daughter of Peter
Wood, Esq, which will take place at St
Thomas Church, Groom, next Wednes
day, at l o'clock.
The Court of Appeals has affirmed the
decision of Judge Brooke in the case OF
Geo. W. Richardson, Jr. VS.. Robert l..
Simpson. The tax sale is set aside on the
ground that there was an inSutficiency OF
the description in advertisement.
Sheriff Underwood has appointed Mr.
NJ. Causin Waring, of this town, his Dep
utv, and not Mr.. Craudell as noted in our
last issue. Mr.. VIM. II. Harper has been
appointed Keeper of the jail. Mr.. Charles
II. Gill has been appointed Guard.
The Commissioners of the District OF
Columbia on Saturday issued an order OF
interest to Maryland farmers. Hereafter
the fee for offering hay, straw, etc, fol
sale at the hay market will be II cents pei
load instead of % cents, as heretofore
-EX- Senator Thomas Parran of Calvert
county has been appointed assistant clerk
in the House of Representatives Station,r
Department at Washington. The place
was given to Mr.. Parran on the recommeda
ton of Congressman Charles f. Coffin.
1t is often a mystery how a cold has
been caught" The fact is, however, that
when the blood is poor and the system de
pressed, one becomes peculiarly liable t.
diseases. When the appetite or the strength
fails, Ayers Sarsaparilla should be takel
without delay.
The MaItby House, Baltimore, is undel
new management. improvements are
being made to add to the comfort of it:
patrons and every effort will be made t,
| increase the reputation of this old and wei
known house. The same clerical fore,
will still be found in the office.
Mr.. Lee, Division Superintendent of tn,
Wrought Iron Range Company, with hi
statesmen left here last week for Freder
lex and Montgomery counties. The
were at the Farmers Hotel for six month
and sold large number of stoves through
Southern Maryland.
On Saturday last Mr.. Geo. /. Harri
at auctioneer for MesSrs. Magruder !
Wilson, attorney for DR.. l.. \. Griffith
assignee of mortgage, sold at public sal
the store house, dwelling, and scvera
small lots at RoSaryville, formerly ownc
by the late John X. Coale The propert
was purchased by Mr.. Geo. 5. Dove, 70
$:i0G1 1t was advertised in The ENol-!
! RER.
| -Governor-clcc Lowndcs has appoint
ed Mr.. Richard Dallam of Bel Air, Sccrt
tarv of State, and he has accepted the a,
pointmcnt Mr.. Dallam is 30 wears of az,
and has been practicing law in Bel Air fo
the last seven years, being a member Q
the firm of Dal!am X Rouse. He was til
Republican candidate for States Attornc
in Hartford county in 1891 and 1895, an
was defeated each time by Walter L
| Preston.
The Baltimore correspondent of til
Washington star says: The chances {
sydney +. Mudd for speaker appear to /
growing brighter every day, and it
thought that he will win easily. 4 nun