The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-02-22

LOCAL BREIITIES

Our thanks are due for an invitation
to attend Mr. MoorcS annual game supper
! at Leonardtowm next Monday.
Judge Magruder delivered Il lcctur,
in Annapolis last week on southern
Maryland in Antc-hellum Days.
Judge George W. Wilson returned to
his place of business in Baltimore on Mon
dav. having recovered from his recent i'll
ness.
Rev. James b. Craighill of Georgia,
has accepted call to Epiphany Parish, in
this county. and will take charge about
April 1St
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Teachers Association which was to have
been held in Washington yesterday, has
been postponed.
Our thanks are due to 4. b. Howard
Jr. Chief of Bureau of Industrial Stats
tics, for copy of his third annual report.
1t is an interesting document.
The Naltby House is most conveniently
located Hotel in Baltimore for our mcr-
chants and others to stop at. Cars pass
the doors for all parts Of the city
The Junior Whist Club was entertain
ed Tuesday evening by Miss Bessie SasSccr,
and the Seniors met on the followin"
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
7. Brooke.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. f. p.
Graduating Exercises of the Johns Hop
kins University to be held on Friday
February e2nd.
AT their meeting this week the County
commissioners informally discussed the
adviSahilitv of removing the snow drifts
from the public roads. but dccidcr not
to make an appropriation.
The efforts to procure pure water for
our Town seem at last to be Undertaking.
The work on the new we'll was begun
yesterday, and the driving will not cca, e
until an abundance of good water is
reached.
We call attention to a letter upon the
second page, from IA correspondent well
known to the people of our County. Hi :
political situation and we ask for them a
careful perusal by our patrons.
A Republican colored club has been
formed in this district with a membership
of 102 The officers ars as follows: Presi-
dent. Julius Jones; NicePreSident. Lloyd
Brown; Secretary, Matthias A. Simmons:
Financial Secretary, Lewis Marshall.
That the blood should preform its vi
tai functions, it is absolutely necessary 1t
should not only be pure but rich in life
giving elements. These results are best
effected by the use of that welknown
standard blood-puritier, Ayers SarSapa-
rilla.
Isaac Brown, a honest. industrious
colored man, who lived near here until
January last when he moved to Washing
ton, died in that city on Friday of last
week He was President of st. Mary 5
NoluilldHu ol tlllS 10" ii, anu wa DuTlttl
with the ceremonies of the order on Tues
day.
Rev NJ. Potfenberger of the Episcopal
Church who recently SO acceptably minis
tered to the people of old st. Johns Par
ish, this county, and promoted so many
improvements while there, has entered
upon the duties of his new charge at
Tarboro, a thriving town in North
Carolina.
Last Friday the Baltimore American
published list of the names of persons
in the different counties of the State who
are supposed to come under the new in
come tax law. In this county the fol
lowing are given: John O. johnson. l..
D. Wine, B. Lee Belt, Daniel Amman.
Jacob Amman. Hugh Mccullough Chas
F. Schatfer. Iud>on T. Gull. Mrs Niolctta
l.. Harding, W. W. Mccullough, David
Nesbt, f. \. Newman, Joseph +. Waugh,
Mrs. Francis NJ Bowie. James T. Perkins,
S. G. Townshend, Barnes Compton and
Charles E. Coffin