The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-08-07
LOCAL BREVITIES,

Mr.. Harry Quinn is at Atlantic City.
MIR. and Mrs. Jho. D. Gather are at
Ocean City, Md.
Rev Father Cannane has gone to
Bedford Springs
Misses Mary and Josephine Merrick
have retu rned home
Miss Maud CLANCY of Iceland has
been on a visit to friends here.
Mr.. r. E. Smith, of this town, is on a
visit to relatives near Annapolis
MIR. VIM. A. Hill, of Washin gton, is
visiting his aunt, Miss Annie Bowie.
Miss Maud Sweeney of Washin gtc n
is visiting her cousin, Miss Rosa Sweeney.
Mr.. NJ. Plummer, Jr, of Baltimore, is
visiting at his fathers home in this town.
Mr.. l. S. Wilson, editor of the The
Glzet'e and his son, Mr.. Charles l. Wilson,
are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. VIM. T. G. Neal and children, of
Baltimore, have been on visit to Mr.. ].
Pratt Neal
Mr.. Stephen W. Grambrill, of Laurel
was last week appointed statistician to the
Immigrant Commission of Baltimore.
Mrs Richard H. Marshall and daugh-
ter, of Washington, are guests at the
home of Mr.. VIM. Hill
Miss Mamie Collision and brother, Mr..
George Collision, of Washin gton are on a
wish to Mr. and Mrs W. W. Dulev at
Groom.
John F. Lee, Esq. of St Louis, son of
the late Major Lee, and his brother in
law, Mr.. Henry Harrison, Leesburg, Va,
paid visit to relatives here last week.
Mr.. Joseph Trapp, gardner, in Oxen
Hill District committed suicide on Mon
dav by taking paris green. A wife and
children survive him.
The Ladies Association will sell ice
cream and cake in the Town Hall yard to-
morrow at o'clock p. m. Mrs H. Ward
be in charge of the table
The Forestville Free Silver Club has
distributed over 300 documents in Spald-
lngsDistrict in the last ten days. The
public are invited to attend the Friday
night meetings and hear the discussions
Bona fde questions answered.
Deputy Sheriff Waring brought to
our Jail Monday Louis Galloway, colored,
charged with resisting and drawing a pis-
tol on constable Vincent, of Bladens-
burg
George Matthews has been arrested
in Charles county, suspected of the murder
of Jas. l.. Irwin, whose dead body was
found Monday morning at his home at
Aliens Fresh. Mrs. Irwin is suspected
of knowing something of the murder.
The editor Of THE Enquirer" has
been appointed a member of "A committee
which will meet in Baltimore tomorrow
to consider the question of starting a
Democratic daily news paper in that city.
1t is proposed to make it IA free silver
journ:l
There will be a musicale at Baden on
the Goth inst for the benefit of st. Paul's
Chuch 1t will be under the direction of
Miss Nealie Turner, whose pupils assisted
by talent from Washington and Baltimore
will render some choice music Refresh
ments will be served during the evening"
The Maryland A gricultural College
ulder the mana cement of its present able
and progressive faculty is meet Ii 4 with
unprecedented success The coming
scholastic year promises to be memora
BILE one. Many improvements have been
made this summer and new apparatus Sc
cured. The farmers of Maryland who
wish to give their sons the benefit of a
thoroughly practical education will find
the Agricultural College of the State an
institution in every way equipped for its
work. The prospectus of the College ap-
pears elsewhere