The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-03-12
BREVIT TIES.

Tobacco planters are busy preparing
their plant beds.
The Orphans Court will meet in resu-
lar session on Tuesday next.
The daily Lcnten services at Trinity
Church are being well attended.
"A Teac hers Meeting will be held at
Bowie to-day, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
Mr. Charles H. Stanley left home on
Tuesday for a sojourn at Old Point Com
fort
Wild geese have been flying north
ward. This is a sign that winter has
broken.
When bilious or costive. eat Il Cas-
caret, candy cathartic, and guaranteed,
10c, csc.
Mr. Arthur Cross, son of Mr. Trueman
d. Cross, who has been ill with pneumo
mia, is now convalescent.
The next meeting of the PatuXent
Planters Club will be at the home of Mr.
Frederick Sasscer, on the Both inst
Our local fish market has been well
supplied during the past week with
herring, perch and other fresh water fish
Governor Lowndcs entertained
Bishop J. p Newman, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church at dinner on Tues
d,y.
The Chevy Chase fox-huntcrs and 9TH
ers from this neighborhood have enjoyed
several exciting runs during the past
week
For your Tobacco Bed Cotton, Fresh
Seeds, Plaster, Farming Implements and
castings of all kinds, 60 to J. l.. Edlavitch,
of this town.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. D. E.
Graves, who is largely engaged in real
estate business in Washington, for Il
Home Guide" book of that city.
The well-known nursery of Franklin
Davis & Co., at Mullikins' is preparing to
make its Spring shipments of trees. They
go to nearly every part of the country
The Board of Directors of the Prince
Georges County Fair Association will
meet on Tuesday next at 1 O'Clock. The
dates for the next fair will be selected at
that time.
The marriage of Capt. Harry S.
! Randall of the steamer Samuel J. Pentz
and Miss Mary G. Ryan of Washington
took place Wednesday at the Cathedral
| in Baltimore.
The many friends of Mr. l. s. Wilson
| Will be glad to learn that he is steadily i'm
proving in strength and health, and hopes
to be able to resume his duties by the end
of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Marbury, Miss
Alice Lewis, Miss Kate and Master Will,
Marbury dined with Mr.. and Mrs FREQ
Sassccr on Sunday last. Mr.. Marbury has
entirely recovered from his recent illness
There will be an Oyster and Mea
Supper, under the auspcies of Mt. Oak
NJ, E. Church on Thursday. March 18th
at Mr.. Walter Ryon's, Mitchelville, begin
ming at five O'Clock. Supper at 10 O'clock
There will be no services III st
Thomas Parish on Sunday, March 14th
The services in Lent will be as fol
lows: At St. Thomas, Tuesdays at p
m, Fridays at 80. Church of Atone
ment, Wednesdays at p. m.
There will be a meeting of the tobacc,
growers of this county at the Court Hous
next Tuesday, the 10Th inst, for the pur
pose of forming a Tobacco Growers Asso
citation. All who are interested in thi
movement are requested to attend
Hon. Sydney f. Mudd visited th
town on Tuesday, He is one Of the ad
ministrators of the late John W Belt, ESQ
His visit here was, Of course, an occasion
for many interviews, and he is muc
sought for man at this time as he wi
have much to do with the distribution q
the political plums.
-McSsrs =. Mann & Co, the well-know
dealers in agricultural implements. SEEDS
and supplies of all kinds for the farmc
, are still doing large business at their o.!
stand on 9TH Street. Their new sprin
advertisement appears on second page an
/, worthy the attention of those who con
template making purchases.
A colorcd drrdgcr was arrested her
on last Saturday 10y officer Sweeney win
thought he h0ro the description given {
Schotield, the Kent county tiend An e,
animation showed, however, that til
prisoner was not the man wanted. and h
was released. \ reward of $500 has bee
; offered for the arrest of Schotield
: Edmund Shorter colored, was arres
ed last week by Constable Vincent upo
;, d charge of breaking in the Postotficc
Landover and attempting to make wa
with the mail. a post-oificc nspecto
: from Washington took charge of the pri>
oner, and he was commit d to the Hous