The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-12-10
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llOOu > f>lllS pills, aid digestion. 25c.

1T is said that the Chesapeake Tele-
phone Company, of Washington, which
has been erecting lines in the upper por-
ton of this county, could be induced to
run their wires to Upper Marlboro upon
the guarantee of the sale or rental of ten
phones.
The new Deputy Sheriff, Nj. Tighe, of
Laurel, has taken up his residence here,
with Mr.. Solomon M. Sweeney who was
appointed Keeper of the Jail. The new
Guard to the Jail, Mr.. Benjamin Ogle, of
Groom, has also assumed charge of his
position.
Judge Merrick in Wednesday had a
jury summoned to inquire into the sanity
of Charles Champion, colored, who has
been confined in the county Jail. He was
adjudged lunatic and pauper and the
Court passed an order sending him to
Montevue Asylum.
Mr. John T. Fisher has decided that
he will not contest the seat of Mr.. George
S. Dove, democrat, in the House of Dele
gates. Mr.. w. T. S. Rollins, republican,
Mr.. Robinson White, democrat, who was
elected to III House of Delegates.
In the retirement of Mr.. j. S. Rawl-
ings from the Board of County Commits
sioners he takes with him the good will of
the citizens and ia xpayers of the county.
He enjoys the distinction of having faith
fully and consientiously served the pub
lie in very trying position, without hav-
ing made a single enemy.
The holiday trade is fast approaching
and shoppers are already busying them
selves as to what and where to buy. OF
course they have recourse to the columns
of the Enquirer as Il guide, and those
merchants who, through their advertise
ments, keep the public advised as to what
they Ea,, tc Sc! ually reap the reward.
1t is now getting time to put away
your meats, &c. We have reduced our
prices on Ground Alum Salt to &c; Fine
Salt, Csc: Purest Ground and Whole pep
per, Cayenne Pepper Sage Whole and
Ground; Saltpetre and all kinds of spices,
at astonishing low prices. Do not fail to
give me a call. ]. l.. Edlavitch, Bargain
Merchant
Mr.. James H. f. Mitchell. as auctio
neer for Phil H. Tuck, Esq, Attorney
named in the mortgages, sold at public
auction two farms The one in Surratts
district, containing 151 acres, was purchas-
ed by Mr.. James Clements for $4,000,
and the other, containing 275s acres, in
Piscataway district was purchased by Mr..
George T. Underwood for 81 ,s05.
Rev. T. J. Lambert will preach at Mt
| Oak Church next Sunday morning, De-
cember 12th at eleven o'clock from the
special subject of 'Giving As Means of
Grace" A collection will be taken for
superannuated preachers, widows and o.
phans. Before the sermon is commenced
all applicants for Church membership will
be received into the Church by the pastor
Having enlarged my store and stock
| of goods, am prepared to offer the pub
lie full and attractive line of general
merchandise, at the verv lowest prices,
Special attention is called to my Xmas
stock, if you will call and get my prices
am sure you will make your Nmas pur-
| chases. Find below,
SPECIAL XMAS OFFER.
| Any one person or family, purchasing
for ,cl, hatv hnr ~ I, i , IN
goods to the amount of $l2. so will receive
one handsome centre table, or camp chair
to the amount of $50; l handsome rocker
to the amount Of S25, one larger arm
rocker. Call and examine my stok
Respectfully,
r. HUGH.PEREIE.
| WestwOod, p. G. Co., Md.