The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-03-19
BREVITIES.

The School Board will meet to day.
When bilious or costiye, eat a Casca-
ret candy cathartc, and guaranteed, 10c,
25c.
Rev. R. R. Riggs has been placed in
charge of the colored Methodist Church
here.
Miss Agnes Tolson, of Baltimore, has
been on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. John H.
Traband.
Rev. Mr. w. L. Orem has been return
ed to the Forestville circuit of the NJ. E.
Church.
Miss Edith Ryon has returned to her
home at Croomc, after visit to friends
in Washington.
The St. Mary's Circuit Court began
its session Monday, Judges Crane and
Merrick on the bench
Mr.. Reuben Neither, an ex-member
Of the Board of County Commissioners,
| died at his home in Oxon Hill district on
the 10th inst.
Seeds, Plaster, Farming Implements and
| Castings of all kinds, 60 to J. l.. Ella
witch of this town.
The next chapter of the historical
sketch, "a Subatern in America" to be
published next week, will be upon the DE
lenses for the Protection OF Baltimore
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Georges County Fair Association will be
held Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, August 18th, 18th, 10Th and Goth.
We publish on our first page this
week two instructive and practical pa
pcrs, which were read at the Farmers In
stitute recently held at Annapolis juno
| ton.
The Comptroller has made the quar-
terly distribut ion Of the public school tax.
| This county will receive as its proportion
| 50 ,S93 90 for white and 81 ,520.S9 for col
ored schools.
Mr. Albert NJ Clagett of this county
and Miss Cora d. Marshall, daughter Of
the late Capt G. r. II. Marshall, were
quietly married at Narwood, the home of
the bride, on Tuesday, February s3rd,
| 1897.
| Mrs Julia Osborn, the President Of
the Bishops Guild, will hold an apron
sale at her home tomorrow at O'Clock
for the benefit of the Guild. Coffee and
cake will also be served at a cost of one
dime. All are cordially invited.
The Evansville Farmers Club met at
the residence of MIR. F. NJ. Magruder, Sun
nyside Saturday evening. Colonel w.
S. Powell and Mr. George E. Lowcree
were reelected president and secretary
respectively for the ensuing year Messrs.
Bennett, Brashears and Beall, were named
as executive committee.
Evangelist Ira D. Sankey, the singer
and composer, has written new sacred
song for the April Ladics Home .JournDt.
He has given it the title of The Beauti-
full Hills" and considers it superior to his
famous Ninety and Nine" Mr.. Sankey
wrote it with the especial view of its APP
propriatencss for outdoor choral singing
for campmeetings and other religious
and semi-religious gatherings.
| -Messrs. Binder and SCHNEIDER, of
Washington, have leased a part Of the
Sutland property and are erecting a large
hotel. They commenced on the hotel last
week, and have nearly completed the sta
bic and outbuildings. They propose hay
ing summer hotel complete in every de-
tail An idea of its size can be gained by
stating that it will have a frontage of $50
feet and IS feet deep. The improvements
will cost about $4,000. The hotel will
be quite imposing when completed.
| When Dr. Paret became Bishop OF
Maryland, ten years ago, he found a
number of the old colonial brick churches
in Southern Maryland closed. The peo-
pie who had supported them and whose
families had worshiped in them for gen
erations had moved away or become i'm
povershed. The Bishop went earnestly
to work to reopen them and the Bishop:
| Guild" was organized to assist in thu
work Now all these churches are open
and the Bishops Guild ladies, with thei
needles and by fairs and lectures, aid il
sustaining them. Under their auspices
Rev. DR.. William Kirkus lectured fol
this cause in Emmanuel Church Parisl
House, Cathedral and Read streets, Balti
more, last evening. His subject wa