The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03
LOCAL BREIITIES.


"A regular meeting next Tuesday.
Miss Mary Beale, returned to her
school at Staunton Va, on Tuesday moru-
ing.
Mr.. Jacob Basch, of Phila, spent the
holidays with his uncle Rev. Charles F.
Sontag.
been on Il visit to her daughter, Mrs. c. F.
Sontag.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs
and colds. Ask your druggist for Ayers
Almanac
The Ladies Association will meet on
Monday next at the home of the President
at o'clock.
Mr.. Charles T. Traband OF Baltimore
spent the Christmas holidays with his
brother here.
Miss Maud Elder, of Baltimore is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joseph l.. Martin
near this town.
Mr. Geo NJ. Mcfarland, of Hyatts-
vile, has been appointed Deputy Sheriff
by Sheriff Underwood.
The Christmas entertainment for the
Trinity Church Sunday School was held
in the Town Hall Tuesday evening
Mrs. Smith of Washing and Miss
Emma Pendleton, of Takoma Park, have
been on Il visit to Mrs NJ. Pummcr.
Miss Ida B. Everett has resigned as
teacher of the public school at Landover,
and will devote her attention to journalism.
Service was held at Trinity Church
on Tuesday night, commencing at II
o'clock and ending at midnight. A large
congregation attended.
Mr.. Walter Burgess and fr:ead Mr..
Will Sladen and Miss Grace Tidings of
Washington city spent Sunday with Miss
Nora Coale of this town.
Mr. VIM l. Hill, has been appointed
Sergeant-a at Arms of the Senate, and Mr..
J. Albert Clarke of Laurel, Journal Clerk
of the House of Delegates.
Edmund Smallwood colored, was
committed to Jail by Justice John M.
Roberts on the charge of robbing MIR.
Mckey's store at Oxen Hill.
Among the victims of the Front Street
Theatre disaster in Baltimore last Friday
night was Miss Sarah Rosen, niece of
Mr.. John L. Edlavitch Of this town.
-Bishop-elect Henry Yates Satteree
of the diocese of Washington, whose letter
of acceptance is published in another
column is relative of Mrs. G. Y. A.
Clagett.
The Comptroller has made the quarter
" distribution of the public school tax to
the counties. This county will receive
s.. 1913. 30 for white and S1520.S 80 for color
ed schools
Merchants and Farmers of Prince
Georges Comfy cannot do better than
stop at the "Maltby House when in Balti
more Convenient to Boats, Trains and
Street Cars.
Among those from this county who
Baltimore on Monday night were Messers
John W. Belt, d. c. Graves, Ii. w. Clagctt
NJ. Plummer, NJ. c. Waring and NJ $.
Plummer.
The election of officers last month at
Birmingham Masonic Lodge resulted as
follows: Dr. Charles Fox, w. NJ; j. d.
Cassard S. W.; H. B. Mcdonald, J. W.;
L. c. Beall, Secretary; and Fillmore Beall,
Treasury.
During the wind storm last Thursday
| night large new barn on the farm of
Mrs. William Stanley near Collington was
| blown down 1t contained about hogs
heads of fine tobacco, raied by her tenant
John Weldon, which was much damaged.
| DR. Shields, an eminent physician OF
Tennessee, says: II regard Ayers Sarsa-
parila as the best best blood-medicine on
earth, and | know of many wonderful
cures effected by it's use" Physicians all
| over the land have made similar state
ments,
/
Roland vs. John J Sellner, which was to
have been tried before Judge Brooke on
Monday was postponed on account of the
absence of an important witness. Richard
E. Brandt, Esq, appeared for Roland
and Charles H. Stanley, Esq, for Scllner
On Friday last officer Robey of Laurel
brought to jail VIM. Bradley, colored
charged with completely in the recent
robbery of Phelps & Scbatfer's store. HI
was arrested on statements made by tho
three young men now in Jail charged with
the robbery. Bladley was tried before
Justice Harris and held for the action Of
the Grand Jury.
Hoods calendar for 1896 is out and
is greatly admired. Many pronounce i
1.-The handsome yet" 1t consists of tn
head of beautiful young woman in al
oval panel with stylish gold frame. Tn
back ground and pad are printed in har
lnlonious brown tints. The remarkabl
growth of the editions of Hoods calendar
from one millions copies a few years ag
to over thirteen millions for 1896 is onl
:. paralleed by the wonder advance in favo
3. of Hoods Sarsaparila, which in now tn
: the only true blood purifier PROMINENT
in the public eye.