The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-10-01
BREVITIES.

Mr.. Judson Naylor, of Horsehead, is
extremely ill
The Election Supervisors will meet
next Tuesday.
Mrs. James E. Medley is visiting Mr..
James Harris and family.
Mr.. NJ. S Plummer spent last Sunday
with his parents in this town.
The Ladies' Association. will meet
next Monday at O'Clock p. m.
There will be regular meeting of
the Orphans Court on Tuesday next.
Mrs. Birdie Duvall, nee Taylor, spent
Sunday with Mrs. James II. Crandell of
this town.
Mr. John Waring of Washington,
spent Sunday with his friend, Mr.. Geo.
W. Wilson, Jr.
-Messrs VIM. II, Jr and James Harper
of Baltimore, spent last Sunday with
their parents in this town.
Miss Mamie Robinson, of Easton,
at her home, Mt. Lubentia.
Mr.. and Mrs Phil II. Tnck and
| daughters of Baltimore were guests at
"Ellerslie", the home of Judge Chew, on
| Sunday last.
| The next meeting of the PatuXent
Planters Club will be held at the home
of Mr.. William G. Brooke, on Tuesday
October 9Th, at ) O'Clock p. M
| For your Coal, Coal Stoves. Ranges,
Pipes, Zines Oil Cloths, Mattings, Car
pets Lumber, Wood, Cement, Lime, Etc.
90 to J. l.. Edlavitch, the Bargain Mer
| chant.
MIR. Zedock Tayman died suddenly
at his home near Nottingham on FRIDAY
last He was fifty eight years of age, ant
was highly esteemed by all who knew
him. He was engaged in farming.
The Great Fall Sale in Mems an(
Bows Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnish
ings, Bicycles and Sundries is creating ;
great stir at Oehm's Acme Hall, corne
! Baltimore and Charles Streets. Baltimore
Md
Great Bargains Bargains in Fal
Capes. Coats, Jackets, Comforts, Blanket
CapeS, Feathers. Hats we trim tree. An
for all seasonablc goods for Fail and Win
ter 90 to J. l.. Edlavitch, the Bargai
Merchant.
The County Commissioners will NEE
next Tuesday for regular business, an
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, til
9th. It'll and Sth instant, they will be
session for the purpose of making tn
annual transfers of property.
Pursuant to announcement the Re'
John S Douglas otfciated at Trinit
, Church, this town, last Sunday. Nj
Douglas preached an admirable sermon
. He and Mrs Douglas dined with Mr. an
Mrs. F. Sassccr.
I We received letter from Rev. Nj
: Sontag, this week, in which he says
$ expects to sail on October End and reaC
} home about ten days thereafter. t
Y gives all interesting account of SON
t foreign customs in Il letter published
Il another column.
y -FldMtiigH is the name of an illustra
y ed weekly periodical published in Bal
l. more. 1t is democratic in politics and
e pages are filled with breezy squibs IN
e caricaturcs which are both amusing al
l. instructive Fifty cents pays for thr
Ii months subscription.
o The Ladies of ST. Mary's Church I'll
q town have made arrangements for
Is festival to be held next Tuesday in t
Town Hall Dinner will be served frC
- till i O clock. Dancing and refresbmel
from : O'Clock in the evening. \ band
music from Baltimore will be in attic
dance Dinner 30 cents. nice |
= supper will be served for 25 cel
and light refreshments can also be h;
st Admission to ball room 25ctS.
: The Annapolis Il pfb'icah. sa
Mcs,rs. j. l.. Edlavitch and J. NJ. b
man have opened a store ut Mt. Zion
the old stand formerly occupied
Mcssrs Beaver and Pindcll The st,
br ~ = 70
house has been Thoroughly cleaned "A
painted on the inside and presents a VI
neat and attractive appearance. They ;
putting in full line of groceries, d
- goods, hats, caps, boots, shoes and
other articles usually found in a coun
al store which they are offering at VI
c. low price.