The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-01-18
LOcii. BREEITIfS
Juir c BriSrui. was hvrciast Saturday

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Mrs Houtz of Fort Meyer, Virginia, i
visiting her daughter, Mrs. S"ntng at tn,
! Rectorv.
Mrs Wan. q. Brooke is visiting hen
aunt. Mrs Buchanan BraIc, AT her home
i'll Washington.
Speakers. singers. and actors use
Ayers Cherry Pcrt"ral; also. Aver ;
Almanac.
The Stockholders Of the Fair .\>~ocia
ton will meet 1T the Court IIous" to-day
at - o'clock.
Our thanks are due to Comptroller
Smith for 4 copy OF his official report for
the last fiscal year.
Among those WHO passed successfully
the civil service cNamation for places in
the Baltimore poStuiilcc were MessrS W.
:. Hill and VIM. I. G. Neal of this town.
Mr. Sontag will preach sermon after
the morning service next Sunday on the
subject AN onward movement in the
temporal and spiritual interests of the
parish
An interesting article on "Elcrslir,
the home of Judge Chew. which was
recently destroyed by fire is published on
our first page 1t is from the pen of 4
gifted winter who once resided here.
A beautiful entertainment was held
Yesterday evcnin" under TIE ;.usp cc> OF
the Kings Daughters. consisting ol read
ingS. recitations and music. :, more detail
ed description will lie given in our next
issue.
Mr. H. c. Trumbull. .Ir.. of Baltimore
Andrew. will address the Chapter o.
Trinity Church, this evening at ID. All
the members of the Brotherhood. and the
Young men of the town are invited to be
present
Tic folly of prejudice is frequently
shown by people who prefer to suffer for
years rather than try an advertised
remedy. The millions who have no such
notions, take Ayers Sarsaparilla for
blood diseases and are cured. SO much
for common sense.
Two Whist Clubs have been formed
by the ladies and gentlemen of this town.
The juniors were entertained last week by
the Misses Warning, and this week by
Miss Ellen Harper. The other Club met
on Wednesday Of last week at the home
of Mrs \. T. Brooke. and this week was
entertained by the Misses. SaSSccr.
The annual election of Directors for
the Citizens National Bank. Laurel took
place Tuesday of last week and resulted
in the choice of the following gentlemen:
Charles H. Stanley. \. G. Thomas. Charles
F. Shatfer. George W. Waters. Barnes
Compton. William H. German, DR.. F.
Thomas, Judson T. Gull, Edward Phelps
Lloyd F.. Dorsey and I@natius 5. Wilson.
The Board met Wednesday and qualified.
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Mont gomerv county has made its 4sth
annual report: from it we learn that dur
ing the past year they have paid losses in
this county amounting to 5.l6l. divided
as follows: James W Rhodes. $3.50:
Jackson Bro. & Co. $1,000: William
Bnger, $500: Dr. Alex. VI. Brooke, $ 443.
p: Henry c. Hole, 1916: Katherine and
J. Berry. S21J: Thomas Flaharity S2l6.5o
F. and H. F. Wick. 800; Geo. Nieman.
S56 County commissioners, S1l: George
McLead SIS: Katharine ). Berry. $40:
Jacob J. Prick. s.: George H. Calvert, ST.;
Jane II. Beall. 81 and the First Baptist
Church, of Laurel $425.
One of the largest brick manufacture
ing and terra Gotta plants in the State will
shortly be put in operation at Contces
Station. about three miles southeast of
Laurel Over ten acres of first class clay
land. of the best quality i'll this section,
which runs to a depth of nearly 100 feet,
was purchased by this company last sprin g
The capital stock of this company S50,o0o
and the machinery for the plant is now
ready to be put together. The company
is also busy getting the materials ready
to commence the construction ofthe plant
and preparing to lay off lots for houses
for employees. The concern will employ
between 80 and - men and manufacture,
besides terra Gotta pipes. fine bricks for
the front ornamental work on buildings.