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The EauSyiIle Farmers Club.

"Maytlrope, the pretty country home
of Mr.. d. NJ Nesbit at College Park, was
thrown open Saturday to the members of
Evansville Farmers Club and a few guests.
The members present were Mr. }. ID. Gas
sard, President: Col w. 5. Powell, Acting
Secretary: D. NJ Nesbit, Dr. VI. D. Humes,
Charles H. Stanley, Col. Davis, Luther
Brashears. S W Bcall, \. J. Bennett, f.
NJ. Magruder. John Snowden, W llllam
Snowden and Dr. r. s. Hill. The guests
were Prof. H. W. Wiley, Chief Chemist OF
the United States Agricultural Department;
President Sylvester, of the Maryland Agrl-
cultural College; Congressman Charles f.
Coffin, ProfS E. II. Brinklcy, W. IL. Rob
inson, and H. Is. Patterson, of the Expert
mental Station of the Maryland Agricul
tural College; DR.. Mcdonald, John ..
Johnson, Dr.. W O. Everstiled George
H. Calvert and Dr. Louis p. Smith.
A committee of the club, composed OF
DR.. NJ. ID. Humes, 5. W. Beall and \. }.
Bennett. made an inspection of the hosts
farm, and reported its general condition
to be first class The question, : lrucklng
around Norfolk" was the basis of an IN
teresting essay afterwards by the host.
The great secret of the success OF truck
farming around Norfolk, he sad, was the
sinrularlv favorable climate, easy methods
of transportation, and the cheap labor.
The regular question was discussed 10y
members of the club, and Capt. Sylvester
declared that in the forests OF Prince
Georges county some of the finest truck
ING land in the world existed. Prof. Wi
lev gave some valuable data concerning
the best methods of improving soils. He
said that the physical culture of the soil
was improved by understanding and dis
cussed at some length the using of fertil
izers An excellent supper was served.
Mrs Dr. Louis Smith and Miss Nesbit see
ing to the comforts OF the guests. The
next meeting will be held AT the residence
of Mr.. F. NJ Magrudcr November 2nd.
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Eotal ano Qersuna1.
HURST REASSESSMENT.

The qtS'ion arhich IL, this state cdncasS
comes more closely home to or people an"
rhich engages their attention more man etef
is that Of redxseSsntent Upon this subject
an in hearty sympathy mHh ne decfaf@toh
Of our 1,iatfo,1is and The reproduction 81 thdt
dt cla, alton in your letter. Il complete and
tho, ough rea>s' ssntent is no,c imperd ICE ty lie
n,uuded, and should be prOrided for tchh0W
f'M by our neat Legislature PuoGc'y
declaring no,c my deliberate belief that the
passage ct' q ia,c for a general 0ad thorough
assessment of the entire tdrdbte property 81
al tie people of the State should not Gny
longer BE- postponed, ,rish to be understood
as distinctly announcing thGt, should de
elected Governor, L shall promptly sign such
a bill, and also actively interest myse!f as ar
az may be proper IN securing its pdssdge dy
til" Legislature" E. HURsT,-Leu@
OF 4. cenfance.
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There was special meeting of the
Orphans Court Tuesday with full
Bench in attendance The will Of Mrs.
l. tulsa c. Bunnell was admitted to pro
bate; Dr. L. A. Griffith was left Executor
to serve without bond, and Miss Minnie
Humphrey was left guardian to the MINOR
children also to serve without bond. The
following orders were passed:
Ordered, That Eva E. Keller be APP
pointed administrators of Samuel T.
Keller; also guardian to her minor chill
dren. Bonds filed and approved.
Ordered, That the first and final account
of George f. Orme, Executor OF George
E. Orme be passed.
Ordered, That the second and final ac-
count of r. B B. Chew, administrator of
George H. Bunnell, be passed.
Adjourned until October 18th, 1895.
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ATLANTA, GA

TENliE Southern Railway operates nearly
i five thousand miles of road i'll eight
OF the Southern States and its lines enter
Atlanta, Ga. from five different points of
the compass. Washington, ID. c., is the
Northern or Eastern terminus of one of
its lines. which is operated in connection
with the Pennsylvania Railroad, the
standard railroad of America, between
New York through Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Nashin gton, ID. C., Lynchhurg and
nInNillc, Va, Greensboro and Charlotte,
\. c., Spartanshurg and Greenville, :. G.,
Atlanta, Ga., Montgomery and Mobile,
\ IA, and New Orleans. with connection
At Salisbury for Asheville, Hot Springs,
Knoxville and Chattanooga, at Charlotte
for Columbia, Augusta, Savannah and Jack
Sonviiic and at Atlanta for Birnin CHAM,
Memphis. Macon and Southern Georgia.
Solid Vc>tibulcI limited trains. with
through day coaches, Pullman Drawing
room SleepcrS and Dining Cars. J inc be
tween Washington and Atlanta, eighteen
hours, without change of cars of any class.
The Southern Railway is the only line
which enters and lands paSscn gers III the
Exposition Grounds, and no effort or cN-
pcn>c has been spared by the management
in the Improvement of its roadbed, inCreas
ing the number of its coaches and inaugu-
rating its own dining car service prepare
tory to handling eNpedtiously and comfor-
tably the heavy travel to and from Atlanta
during the Cotton States and international
Exposition which opens September Is and
closes December 81. 1875.
On tuesdays and Thursdays, from Sep
TENDER l. to December 81, inclusive, cN-
cursion tickets will be sold from Washing
ton, ID. C.,to Atlanta, Ga, at Sl4Oo, good
for return 10 days from date of sale,
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LOCAL BRENlTiES.

Mr. NJ. Vernon Bunncll spent Sun
day with relatives of this town
Geo McCcnev has entered as Il student
in the POLYTECHNIC School in Baltimore
City.
-Clivic Wilson is attending the Bryant
and STATIONS Business College Baltimore
City,
The Ladies Association of Trinity
Churcn will meet on Monday next at
1 o'clock.
Mr. Harry Nalley of Baltimore Gus
tom House. spent Sunday with his parents
near this town.
st. Thomas Church, (coloreD in
Aeuasco district was entirely DESTROYED
by fire on 23rd ultimo.
Hills Bridge over the PatuNent river
will be taken up for repairs next Monday
and travel over it will have to he suspend
cd for while.
Frederick CAN'T, a worthy colored
man, of Nottingham district, was found
dead in the woods on Mr. ScgarS farm
where he was cutting trees. 1t is thought
that limb Of falling tree struck him.
-Lcmuel l.. Orme, Esq, of AquaSco
district, has been selected by the Republic
can Central Committee as candidate for
Judge of the Orphans Court, to fill the
vacancy on the ticket caused By the with
drawal of Mr.. J. Benson Pcrrie.
If your child is puny, frettul, troubled
with giandular swcllin~>, intlamed eyes,
or sores on the head, face, or body, Il
course of Ayers SarSaparil!a is needed t"
cxpcl the Scrofulous humors from Tie
blood The sooner YOU begin to &IYr
this medicine the better
The MaItby H0use, Baltimore, is under
new management. Improvements are
being made to add to the comfort Of It's
patrons and every effort will he made to
increase the reputation of this old and well
known house The same clerical force
viii sill be found in the office.
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PETIT JURORs-First Week.
rOulty Commissioners.

There was 4 regular meeting of the Coun
Board in attendance; the following or
ders were passed:
Ordered. That the Supervisor of Bla
densburg district be authorized to build
fences on the Culvert near Bladensburg.
Ordered, That the Supervisor of Laurel
district repair bridges over Walkers
Branch, out of lumber from bridge over
Grow Branch.
Ordered, That the Supervisor of Kent
district be authorized to repair bridge on
Central Pike in said district
Ordered, That tax sale of the property
assessed in the name of Daniel Warner,
made March 9th 1898, by County Treasur-
er Townshend for taxes of 1899, be declar-
Ell null and void said property being doub-
ly assessed and taxes at time of sale having
already been paid by the estate of the late
Waite E. Brown
Ordered, That Frank Gross be appoint
ed Constable for Spaldings district
Ordered, That the Columbia and Mary
la I'd Railway Company be allowed to
c.oss the Baltimore and Washington
Turnpike and other public roads of the
county, for its right of way, upon condi-
ton that said roads be left in as good con
dition as at present; that plank crossings
b made by said Company, and whenever
said railway does not pass at easy grade
a 'proacheS, be made satisfactory to this
Board at cost of said railway company.
Petition received from the citizens near
Seabrook for the opening of a public road
fro n Seabrook Station to the Telegraph
read, leading to Washington, through the
lands of Thomas Seabrook, James Brown
and Benjamin Binnix The Commission
ers appointed the following examiners: d.
r. Sheriff, James T. Perkins and George
Harrison.
The matter of the closing Of the public
road from Forestville to "A ddison's Chap
Ell and the adoption of the Rollins aven-
ne road was postponed for future consit-
Grafton.
Consideration of the proposition from
the Town Commissioners of Hyattsville
with regard to needed improvement on
the Pike near Riverdale Park was post
poned until next regular meeting ON Oct,-
Der 18th
The following road and bridge accounts
were passed and paid: George Mayhcw
9th district S54.0O; Henry b. Bird, 9th
district, $J2 30; William H Heffner ETH
district, $4,000; William Bevan, end dis
trict. $10.25; William Bevan, End district.
Tor bridge, $3.50; Patrick Hurd 3rd dis
trict, $780, Nicholas O. Ridglev, Bird dis
trct, s42. 90; John Hyde, 18th district, road
and bridge, SOC ID; J Ohm Il. Cross. 4th dis
trict, $3.50; Robert Dean, 9th district
$1,000; r. Ii. Curtain 9th district sos 90
c. c. Clark, 18th district so %; John r.
Cross, 18th district S66.62; Marcelus Ro-
hey, 1st district, $3.50: August Lamond
9th district, $3.50: Bernard Mckay, 10th
district, $500; s. +. Ward, 9TH district
$500
Adjourned until Tuesday next
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How Editors Are treated in hil;i.

Nineteen hundred editors of 4 Pckin
paper are said to have b,en hciealed.
Some would shudtler ut such &lau gilter
who are needless of the fact Consumption
is ready to fasten its fatal hold on them
selves. DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical Dis
covery is the efficient remedy for weak
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bronchitis, asthma, severe coughs, and
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ed to her using it, and it cured her, She
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the past six years.
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KNOWLEDGE

rims comfort and Improvements and
mis- To personal enjoyment WHOM
rightly used. The many, who live let
Ter than others and enjoy life more, wish
less expenditure, by more promptly
clapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure llqu.d
laxative principles embraced i'll tAe
remedy, : yrup OF Figs.
It's excellence Is due t. It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant u the taste, the refreshing and tr"ly
beneficial properties OF perfect i"N-
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di-IpIling colds, headaches and trNera
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
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,vrur of Flo, is for sale by al drH"-
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ltac k.,4r. also tn" name, syrup Il -.
and being we'll informed, y"n WI Ilo'
.,.gpt any Substitute if olicre.;.
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Tur ODrE1
TYPE w RITTER.

Goa will buy the ODELL TYPE WRl-
Ol~U TER with - characters and SD
for the Single Case Odcll, warranted to d"
better work than any machine made
1t combines simplicity with durability,
speed ease of operation, wears longer
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nickel-plated, perfect, and adapted to all
kinds of type writing. Like printing
press, it produces sharp, clean, legihle
manuscripts. Two or ten copies can be
made at one writing. Any intelligent
person can become an operator iii two
DAYS.
Reliable Agents and Statesmen wanted.
Special inducements to Dealers.
For Pamphlet giving Endorsements, ad-
drcsSS
ODELL TYPE WRITER co.
:}1S-:i6l Dearborn St, Chicago, III
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That Jos Gnl Feeling

With the celebrating sense of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness. which follows the use of Syrup OF
Figs, is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old time
medicines and the cheap substitutes 'nt-
times offered but never accepted by TIE
we'll informed
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The Circuit Court.

The regular jury term of this Court will
meet on Monday next. The dockets, up
to going to press were made up OF the
following cases: Trials 81; Appearances,
A; Appeals, IA; Petitions, |; Criminal
Appeals, 4; Recognizances, %
Judge Brooke Tuesday drew the follow
ing jurymen in place of those excused:
Grand Jury = Edward j. Phelps IN
place of Nathan N. Summers; John Z.
Tolson in place of David NJ. Neshit; K. B.
Perre in place of d. 7. Sheriff.
First Weeks Petit Jury-Richard Il.
Curtain in place of Thomas Brown.
Second Weeks Petit Jury-Chares
Hill in place of Edward B. Carr.
Grand Jurors and Petit Jurors for the
first week are required to be prompt in
attendance by 10 O'Clock a m, on the first
day Of tao term. They are as follows:
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VI. {. Rp,.EE~. Il j.

Delicate diseases in either sex. however
induced, speedily cured. Book SEM secure
iy sealed, 10 cents in stamps Address, in
confidence, Worlds DiSpensarN Medical
Association, Buffalo. n Y
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iIttI
Sold by Druggi

At the home of its parents near this
town, on the 2Sth ultimo, Rosa L., infant
daughter of William and Rosa Wyvi1c.
aged II months and - days.
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RrcrsrnArrox Norrcr.
OCTOBER SITTING 1893.

NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
~ of Prince Georges county, that the
Officers of Registration for the respective
Election districts of said county, will sit
IN their respective election districts, for
the purpose OF revising and completing the
registry of voters and poll books of said
rrSMrCtiNr Districts On
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-10-04

In case Of sudden colds, and for
coughs of long standing, take Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL.
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O1G-FolrIh Regular Price


CASH CAPITAL, s. ooo, 900.
Granite Building Cor. Ninth and Streets.
This j. Or the division of labor. If you go
int" banking house yUu via find that each otfi:ar
an, clerk has III, special duty perform. When
put together these parts unite TO form perfect
whole. our in tuition l. aggregate corporations:
each incidental at l. complete buSue-s itself.
We encourage the LAYING 10y
OUR ami saving Of money. and pay
SAVINGS interest to our dcpoSitorS. W t is
DEP AitTMfNT sue cert tic ,teS OF dep >>'t fIr Sre
cite,t time aud pay larger rates
of interest i'll pro potion
Our We make leans on good reIl
LOAN estate AMI give collateral >ecu-
DEPARTMENT. r.ty. We give advice Requiring
Investments.
We are authorized hv | Nv to
arcr pit trusts OF all descriptions ::
OUR act executor, al nj iistrI-
TRUSTS tor, trustee fiscal, general and
DEPARTMENT. tram fer agent, registrar. treas
for corp 'rat"ns, guardian
aud al trusts Of like general de
scrpon.
SAFE 3 for rent in mag
DEPOSIT iccnC burSlir and fire proof
pEPARTMENr. vaults; also safe storage OF val
nab t papers, iewel'y, etc.
John JOY EDISON, President.
John A. SWuPE, Vice President.
H. : CUMMINGS, Second Vice Pee 1dent.
.ipIIN Il AKMtDN. Treasurer
ANDRE Attk Err. Secretary.
X. - MULLlkIN,I cashier
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NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
~ of Prince Georges county, that the
Officers of Registration for the respective
Election districts of said county, will sit
in their respective election districts, for
the purpose OF revising and completing the
registry of voters and poll books Of said
respective Districts on
Noibii. TjENblY. HEBAESBsl and
TEjR>HiI. OCTOBER 1th. S'h. 9Th
and 10Th, and MONDAY. OCTOBER
2Ii. l>35.
FROM s o'cLoCK T. NJ. To : n'CIocK =. VI.
which said days are the first Monday,
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday of the
said month of October.
On the above mentioned DAYS during the
hours above stated, at the respective places
hereinafter designated, the citizens of the
respective election districts Of said coun-
tv, who are not registered as voters, are
here hereby notified to apply to be regis
tered us voters OF said respective election
districts.
The places of registration, in each of
their respective districts will he as follows:
The Officer of Registration for the First
Election district will sit at
BELTSNlLLE.
on Monday ana Tuesday and Wednesday,
the It'll, 9Th and 9th of October, from
: o'clock a. IN to : p. m, on each OF said
days; Thursday the 10Th at Branchyille,
and On Monday the 2lSt at Belt>vlllc.
EDW ARD NJ. LILLE.
officer of Registration for 1st District.
The Officer of Registration for the Sec
ond Election district will sit at
BLADENSBURG,
on Monday, Tuesday, Wc;lnc> lay and
Thursday, October .th, stu Hth and 10th,
and on Monday, October 9l>i from $ a. N.
To : y. M. on each Of said day.
FRANZ +. GA~cr,
Officer Of Registration for 2nd District
The Officer of Registration forthc Third
Election district will SIT a!
UPPER MARLBORO.
ON Monday. Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Thursday, Oc>ohrr IN. 9Th, 9Th and 10th
and on Monday, o"toher 2lst. from $ a IN.
to = p. m, Oh each OF said days.
GEORGE W. WILSON.
Officer of Registration for :rd District.
The Officer of Registration fort the Fourth
Election district will sit al
NOTTINGHAM
on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. October 18th. Sth, 9th and 10th.
and on Monday, October 21st, from 5 Il. III.
to D. m. on each of said DAYS.
w,,,up y-u,o>
,s,, p.;..n,,i. g., g., D:a.n;..
Tho oeicor &c pori.,r,t;o, r,r,ho E;f,,,
p1sC.TAW,y
W.
Thursday, 0csohcr iii, sth, 9th An / lnth
anu ON MONDAY, Vr'"hef 5tS'' Iron" Va. III.
to : p. M on each "l N"'d days
GERARD W. BRANDT,
officer of Eruistratiun for 9Th District.
The Officer Of Registration forthr Sixth
IoRESINiLLE
on Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and
l thursday, oGt"'rr tn Nlh, "'i, ana I"lh'
to : D. m. on each of said DAYS.
Ur<ry q R,,<,,
.,o;... ,,.;.,.,.;.... ,..t, ,:.,.
80 '''
Tho nf,o, ~ p,,,;.tr,tin, f,.,i.. ,,,.
enth Election district will sit ut
an NonI,v Tuesday NoJr..I,,. and
Thu s,lay. October iii. Sth. 9Th ana 10Th.
and on Monday, October 2ISt. from : a. IN.
t" p. m, on ea"h oil SAID days
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n,Agl,v.LAf. rHINcE aaol.aAa CO., MD
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The Officer of Registration for the Fifth
Election district will sit at
PISCATAWAY,
on Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Thursday, October 18th, Sth, 9th an 10th,
and ON Monday. October DIST from ga. IN.
to s p. m. on each of said days.
GER ARD ". BRANDT,
Officer of Registration for 18th District.
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H0iDil. TiENBl}. HEBAESHsI and
THtR>Hiy. OCTOBER 9TH. Slh. 9Th
and 10th, and MoiDli. OCTOBER
3Ixt lA4.

FROM s O'clock \. NJ. To : n'cLocK =. VI.
which said DAYS are the first Monday
Tuesday, " Wednesday and Thursday of the
said month of October
On the above mentioned DAYS during the
hours above stated, at the respective places
hereinafter designated, the citizens of the
respective election districts of said coun-
tv, who are not registered as voters are
here hereby notified to apply to be regis
tered us voters OF said respective election
districts.
The places of registration, in each of
their respective districts will he rs follows:
The Officer of Registration for the First
Election district will sit at
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r Il H. IUENEE) ,,,. j. VI PACE.
X. - MULLIkIN.I cdSAttr
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Adjourned until Tuesday next.
Evening star., 1895-01-04
MANY WILLS FILED.
How the TeStators Disposed of Their
Real and Personal Property.


The following wills were filed today: That
of Horatio Nelson Steele, dated November
"a, 1891, makes his widow, Belverdara n
Steele, executriX, without bond and sole
beneficiary.
That of William Lynch dated November
%, 1891, gives TO his widow, Mary Lynch,
all of the estate for life, with remainder to
their children. William, Mary Susannah
Scott, Charlotte Ellen Lynch, Virginia Elz-
abeth Lynch and Martha Ann Rebecca
Garner, in fee as joint tenants. Ira G.
Scott and VIM. BENZ. Garner are appointed
executors.
That of James NJ Terrell, dated March
%, 1891, appoints Watson F. Clark and
John S. Swormstedt executors and be-
queaths the estate to them in trust for the
following purposes: To permit his widow,
Jane Il. Terrell, to use and occupy house
iii l street for her life, and to sell the
residue of the estate, except the deceased 5;
books and burial lot, devotng the proceeds
therefrom to Mrs. Terrells use and benefit.
At her death the house at I'LL l street is
to be sold and all the proceeds then in the
hands Of the executors shall be divided
among certain relatives, $1GU TO be given TO
Sister Augustine of the Oblate Sisters of
Providence. After the payment of such
legacieS the residue is to be given to the
Obate Sisters for the benefit OF st. Fran
els Academy, Baltimore, Md.
That of James Henry Gridley, dated Oc-
tober y, 1893, bequeaths his estate to
Fanrie Olive Robinson, and the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company, executors
in trust They are to hold the estate and
pay $1,000 each to VIM. Gridley Robinson,
Henry Franklin Gridley, Nellie Victoria
Horton and Henry Joseph Robinson. Fannie
Olive Robinson, Il niece of the deceaScd's S
wife, is to use, occupy and enjoy the resi-
due of the estate during her life with re-
mainder to her issue. If she have no issue
or they lie, the estate is to go to the other
above-named beneficiarieS.