The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-04-26
LOCAL BREVITIkS.

The Orphans Court will hold aSreci;
meeting ne vt Tuesday.
The county Jail, for the first time in
! Is wears, Is now empty.
Don't miss the bargains at j. l.. Edla-
vitchs st ore on May eth and Sth
A committee of the Kings Daughters
visited the Aims House last Saturday.
Morning prayer will said in ST.
Paul's church on Sunday next at 10 clock
Il. m.
Mrs. Emily G. Trahand of Baltimore
town.
The Whist Club met on Wednesday
night last at the residence of Mr.. c. c.
Magrudtr.
AYERS Hair Nigor rcStor es gray hair
to its original color, makes it vigorous
and abundant.
The Misses Bird will give only one
quarter. six lessons to their dancing class
here, beginning oday.
Mrs .Ju liza H. Osborn has returned to
her county home "Solitude,' having spent
the winter in Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs Samuel B. Hance, of
Baltimore, spent Monday night and Tues
day at the Mar lboro House.
Rev Father Caughey, of Laurel, will
lecture in the Court House next month
A fnr hn ff
the renovated st. Mary's Church.
The French contract for Maryland to
bacco will be given out on the 10th of
May, which is about one month earlier
than usual The amount wanted is $1,000
hogsheads.
The Rev r. T. kerfoot Rector-elect
preach next Sunday at st. Barnabas at
1890 a. M, at St. Johns Broad Creek at 3
D. H., and Christ Church at ! p. m.
The ladies of St. Paul's church will
give an entertainment in the Westwood
Hall on May list under the management
of Miss Disenburg. Doors open at 7o'clock.
Supper and refreshments will be served.
| Admission 81 cents.
The proceeds of the children's mite
chests at Trinity Church amounted to $21.
| The prizes to those bringing the largest
amounts were awarded to Miss Thorn
Plummer, first to Miss Elsie Key, second;
and Master Roy Sontag, third.
Spring is full of terrors to all whose
! constitut ion is not able to resist the sud
| den changes of temperature and other in
salubrities of the season put the system
in condi ton to overcome these evils,
nothing is so effective as Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Take it now.
| Among the young men who recently
graduated in medicine in Baltimore were
two from this county: viz, DR.. j. E.
Sansbury, of Forestville, from the Col
lege of Physicians nd Surgeons, and DR.
| Alfred H. Perrie, of Westwood, from the
Baltimore Medical College.
Mr. Gilbert Walden, the celebrated
Southern Elecutionist, gave an entertain
ment in the Court House on Tuesday
evening 1t was well attended, and the
audience was entertained for several hours
with comic and dramatic recitations. The
proceeds amounted to about $50, half of
which went to the Artesian well fund.
| AT meeting of the Vestry of Trinity
| Church on Monday the following were
elected: Register, Judge Chew; Wardens,
F. Sasscer and r. B. B. Chew Jr., Mrs.
|. S Wilson will continue to act as Trea-
surer. Judge Chew was elected delegate
| to the convention which meets in Washing
ton on May 90, and Mr.. Fred Sasscer,
alternate.
Charles H anson and George Washing
ton both col ored. engaged in hauling seine
| on Monkeys Point in Piscataway district,
got into dispute in row boat, and Wash
| ington struck Hanson with the large end
of an oar intiicting wound, from which
| he died a few days afterwards. Washing
ington made his escape and has not been
| captured.
The Circuit Court lou rned last Fri
| day after the completion of the trial OF
John W. Rid gway charged with the muir
| der of Robert Smith, colOred. Mr. Brandt
appeared for the State, and Messrs Stanley
| and Com BIS for the defense. 1t was proven
| that the shooting was in self-de Tense, and
| the jury in a few minutes rendered a YER
| dict of acQ lit tai