The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-03-08
LOCAL. BR EIITIf.S.

VIM. &. Brooke.
The PatuNcnt river is now open !,
navigation and the steamers are maxim.
their usual trips.
Tho hour of service III st. Thomas
Church. Groom will hereafter be on Fri
DAYS during Lent at T. u. m.
The work on the new town we'll l.
progressing rapidly. The well Is now
100 feet deep and will be sunk 80 fee,
deeper.
Rev Mr. Crai@hill will hold divine
services at Epiphany Church, F"rr>tvillr,
next Sunday ut | Il. m. and at Addison :
Chapel ut 3p. m.
The County Commissioners have been
in session this week examining and pass
ing accounts against the County prepare,
tory to he annual levy.
The Brotherhood of st. Andrew met
on Wednesday night at the Rectory with
good attendance. An admirable paper
by Mr. W. s. Hill on St Peter was 4
prominent feature of the meeting
The Hebrew feast of Purim will occur
on Sunday. 1t is based on the Book of
Esther, and commentaries the escape of
the Jews from the Vaccinations of Hannah.
who had planned their destruction.
The President has signed the hill al
lowing the Marlboro and Washin on
electric railroad to enter the District of
Columbia. The act requires the building
of steel bridge over the Eastern Branch
of the Potomac
We take pleasure in laying before our
readers this week the ingenious story
written by Miss Emily NJ. Clagctt, which
was awarded the prize at the rccent enter
tainment held under the auspices of the
Kings Daughters.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Markoc,
who is well known in this county as the
agent of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
mand the 9Th Maryland Regiment, sue
ceeding Col Boykin.
Mr. j. L. Edlavitch has purchased the
lot and law office in this town owned by
Samuel 3. Hance Esq where he expects to
erect Il dwelling during the summer. He
will also open large coal aad wood
yard at one end of the lot.
We direct the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Mrs. Emma J.
Coale EXecutriX, who is offering at pri-
vate sale an immense stock of merchan-
street will be open daily until the goods
are sold
The jury of inquest which has been
investigating the cause of the death of
Mr.. Farrall of Hughsville, Charles county
rendered Il verdict last Friday that the
deceased came to his death fromstrychni1e
administered by the hands of his wife.
Belle r. Farrall
A Young man in Lowell, Mass trouh-
led for years with a constant succession
of boilS on his neck, was completely cured
by taking only three bottles of Aver :
SarSaparila. Another result of the treat
ment was greatly improved digestion with
increased avoirdupois
Judge Brscoe was here last Saturday
and heard argument on exceptions to the
ratification of the sale of the f. G.. W.
Hall property in this town. Mr. ChaS. II.
Stanley appeared for trustee and purchas-
err, and VIM l. Hill, Esq, for exceptant.
The court reserved its decision.
Treasurer Townshend sold on Mon
day and Tuesday the properties bclongin 2
to delinquent tax payers. The number Of
sales was less than usual as many of those
in arrears settled before the day of sale
The taxes levied in 1894 are therefore
virtually. collected IN full.
Mrs Annabel L. George, widow of Mr.
John c. George, son of the late DR..
George, of this county, died Friday at the
home of her mother. in Baltimore after a
brief illness of pneumonia. Her husband
lied less than three weeks ago and the
death of Mrs. George was fastened by
grief of his loss. She was a daughter of
the late Stephen 5. Lee Mrs. George
was Secretary of the Colonial Games of
of America and of the day Nursery. She
been married about fifteen years and
leaves one son and three daughters.
On the 25th of February last the mar
riage ceremony of Miss Ella Randall,
eldest daughter of Mr.. Benjamin f. Ran
dali and Mr. John Swami, was performed
by Rev Father Maynadier, at the home
of the brides parents ner, Suitland. The
bride was attired in Il beautiful dress of
fawn whipcord trimmed in duchess lace
and silk to match. carrying in her hand a
prayer book presented by her mother.
After the ceremony an eclahorat supper
was served, consisting of meats, cakes,
ices and wines The house was filled with
relatives of the bride and groom. Her
presents were numerous and handsome.
The newly welded couple left for their