The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-17
LOCAL BRENITIES.

sister in l'aSsic City, Va.
The Orphans Court will hold Il
regular meeting next Tuesday.
The regular january term of the
Circuit Court will begin next Monday.
County Treasurer Castle and Mrs.
Castle spent last Tuesday in this town.
There will he Il ru1ular meeting
of the County commissioners next
Tuesday.
Speakers. singers and actors use
\ yer's Cherry Pectoral; also. Aver
\ lmanac.
Sheriff Underwood has SO far re-
covered from his accident rs to be able
to get about on crutches.
Mr. Edward b. Garages, of BadenS-
burg. has been appointed poorkeeper
of the House Of Delegates.
Sergeant Owings. Of the Balti-
more police force. was in our town
Tuesday on private business.
The many friends of Mr.. James c.
Rogers were glad to see him here on
Tuesday looking so well after his severe
illness.
The next meeting of the Local
Council of the Brotherhood of st. An
drew will he held on Monday next at
st Stephens church. Washington
ID. {.
In consequence of the demand
upon our space this week. we are
obliged to omit an interesting letter
from our European correspondent, but
it will appear in the next issue.
VIM. F. Sedgewick, the barber, has
been appointed tothe position of assist
ant janitor to the House of Delegates
through the influence Of Speaker Mudd.
The crowed condition OF oar adj
vertising columns necessitatns tn e
omission for the present of the usual
amount Of reading matter, which we
trust our readers will excuse.
Mr.. Owen Pinkney Mullikin and
Miss Mary \. Wells will be married
Wednesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
Congratulations and best wishes.
Rev. Mr.. Turner of the Brick
Church having exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Mr. Sontag. otficated at Trinity
Church on Sunday morning and de-
livered fine discourse from the text:
There was marriage in Cana
TUESDAY James Harris. as auctio-
neer for Marion Duckett. Esq. Attorn'
named in the mortgage. sold at public
sale at the Court House the Nieman
property in Queen Anne district con-
tanning 334 acres. for $1,000; it was
purchased by Mr.. Grafton CD. Town
shend. mortgagee. This property WAS
advertised in this paper.
The presiding bishop of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, the Rt. Rev.
John Williams, ID. d., LII. d., has APP
pointed the Feast Of the Annunciation
March %. as the day. and Calvary
Church, New York, as place, for the
conservation of the Rev DIR. Satterlee
as Bishop of Washington. The APP
pointment is made subject to the action
Of the bishops and the standing com
mittees. which will certainly he favor
able
On Thursday Officer Blandford
brought to our town George Washing
ton. c ,lored, charged with the murder
of Noble Harris, near Monkeys Point
on the Potomac last Spring. 1t seems
Washington disappeared after the
murder and went to Virginia where he
remained until last week when he re-
turned to his home in this county and
was arrested. He was tried before
Justice Harris and committed to Jail
to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
The 18th annual report Of the Mu-
tual Fire Insurance company, of Mont
gomery county. has been issued. 1t
shows that the total amount of losses
paid last year, was sos. 90; of this
Sl5. 1899, was paid in this
county divided as follows: r. B. b.
Chew, $3.50; DR.. W. O. Diversified.
$3.50; George r. Leapley, s2,4r2.5o;
Mrs. Nellie Leapley, S295.5o; S. f.
and Edward Reilly, s2,3ll.7O; VIM. F.
Garner, 5000; Henry Page, S520.2o:
VIM H. Hinchman. S443.25; Howard
c. Wall, S295.5O; Many f. Rozier,
S295.50; John H. Jones, S273.34; j.
Benson Perrie. 1925; John W. Belt,
5000: Mary A. Clark, $50; }. Eli
Hunt. $50; Elizabeth f. Straining.
Administrators, ST. 80; l.. {. and {.
W. Turner, $40; Mary {. Dyer, 50:
Annie l.. Briggs,S6.