The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-12-20
LOCAL BRENITIES.

/ -Baugh and Sons Company havea new
advertisement in this issue.
Judge Briscoe and family have moved
to Hvattsvile for the winter.
Mrs j. Alfred Osborn has gone to
Baltimore to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs John ID. Gather and son
have gone to Baltimore for the winter.
DIR. and Mrs. Richard 5. Hill and
children have gone to Westinghouse spend
the winter.
For throat and lung troubles Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, scasonahly taken. is 4
certain specific.
The Governor has rcappointed En-
Judge Alexander Hall. Justice of the
Peace for Queen Anne district.
The old homestead of the late Jas. II.
S. Gibbons, in Brandywine district, now
owned by Mr.. Linden Briscoe, was destroy
ed by fire asst Saturday night.
Mr. Harry Quinn has quite a curiosity
in the way of copy of the Kingston
ulster County, Gazette which was issued
January 4th., 1900, the day after General
Washington death
Tenants on the farms of Mrs. Quinn,
near here, sold last week, through MesSrs.
VIM. II. Moore & Co, two hogsheads of
new tobacco, which brought .! and 10
dollars per hundred.
Mr.. John W. Belt was sworn in as
Clerk of the Circuit Court on Tuesday and
appointed the same corps of deputies. He
gave bond through the Fidelity and De
Company of Baltimore.
Among the guests at Il banquet given
to Governor elect Lowndes at the Airing
ton Hotel. Washing ton, on Tuesday night
were F. Snowden Hill, Esq, and Mr.. l..
d. Wine, of this county.
MIR. George Cotton, who has been i'll
at his home, 2027 North Charles street, for
some time was so much improved We'd
nesday that he was able Wednesday even
ing to take dinner with his family.
A mad-dog scare prevails at Riggs
farm, three miles from EVANSVILLE. Men
armed with guns are hunting in the woods
for dog that is supposed to be there.
Several other dogs have been bitten.
Clearance Smith, aged seventeen, whose
home is in this county, near Anacostia, ID.
c., left home about ten days since. Soon
after leaving home Smith informed his
folks that he was in Baltimore looking for
work, but since that time nothing has been
heard of him.
The Southern Railway announces in
THE ENQUIRER's advertising columns re-
duced rates to the Atlanta Exposition for
period of five days from date of sale.
The sale of tickets at reduced rates is to
oegin December 10 and continue until
December %
A genuine ghost story has yet to be at
tested: but not so a genuine blood purifier
Over and over again it has been proved
that Ayers Sarsaparlla stands alone
among medicines as the most reliable ton
ic-aterative in pharmacy. 1t stood alone
at the Worlds Fair.
A Christmas Cantata will be given
on the 9th inst, at Mt. Oak Church in
Queen Anne district by the children of
the Sunday school. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
VIM r. Smith and Mrs. Blanche Walker
have the entertainment in charge. Adj
mission will be free
AT meeting of the Trinity Church
Chapter of the Brotherhood of st. An
drew held at the Rectory on Wednesday
night the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Director, VIM. :.
Hill; Secretary, ]. Selwyn Sasscer, Trea-
surer, Robert W. Hunter.
Bishop elect Satterlee of the Washing
ton Diocese, stopped at Bishop Paret 5
residence Tuesday afternoon on his way
to South Carolina to visit kinsfolk. While
at the Bishops he consulted with him as
to accepting the W ashington bishoprc,
but has as vet reached no conclusion.
Mr.. Horace Crozicr drove into Wash
ington last Saturday night and while at
tending to some business on B street, be
tween NlIln street anu cUllSN lNdllld dNt
nue. his buggy and horse disappeared. 1t
was thought that 1t was stolen. The out
fit was valued at $3.50. 1t has since been
recovered.
Judge Brooke Tuesday heard argu-
ment on exceptions to the ratification of
the Receivers sale of the Washington City
and Point Lookout railroad. Judge Chev
appeared for the eXceptants and Attorney
General Poe and Sydney E. Mudd, Esq,
for the receiver The case was held SHb
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