The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-07-15

to lie given by Miss Clara Brown, at he
home in Bryantown, Tuesday, July TIT
10Th, at 400 p.m m.
Mr.. Charles H. Gill, who has been il
Baltimore, under treatment for his eye:
at the Eye and Ear Hospital, returned
home on Monday
--Rev Mr. Sontag, having returned from
visit in Pennsylvania, there will b'
services as usual in Trinity Church, thi
town, next Sunday
Miss Ida b. Everett and Miss Bessi,
Wilson of Baltimore have been the guest:
| of Mrs. Charles ShafIer, Jr, in Laurel
during the past week.
Mr. Charles II. Stanley. president o
the Laurel National Bank, will attend the
convention of the Maryland Bankers
| Association, to be held at Ocean City
next week.
Twenty members of Cuncordia Lodge
Baltimore, were in this town last Thurs
day night on visitati on to Ccntennia
Lodge. They enjoyed the country 'out
ing very much.
MIR. James G. Robinson, well-known
and useful citizen of Queen Anne district
in this county, did on Fri lay night last
of paralysis. He leaves Il widow and
five children.
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cofrman arc
spending several weeks in Hagerstown
Mr. Whitley, of Ba tmorc, is assisting Mr.
George W. Wilson, Jr, in the Bank, dur
ing the Cashiers absence
Mr. Marshall Marbury has purchased
from Mr.. Van Clagett and sister, the
"Crawford" farm near this town. and
will erect upon it dwelling house which
he expects to occupy about the 1st OF
January next.
The game of base ball between the La
Plata and Marlboro teams played here
Saturday last. resulted in a victory for
the La Plata 10y Il score of Is to 9 The
same clubs will play at La Plata, on Sat
ur,lay, July o3rd The Surratt's club will
play here tomorrow afternoon.
The assessors for Hyattsville, have
made their returns, showing the taxable
basis for the ensuing fiscal year, to be
100000, an increase of $1,000, due to
improvements over the last assessment.
The commissioners have fixed the rate at
thirty-five cents on the 800. There has
been but oce appeal.
The Hyattsville Gun Club has been
organized with these members: EX-Repre-
sentative Charles E. Coffin, W. D. Porter
Jr., Charles H. Welsh, Lincoln Smith
Major VI. V. Tierney, p. NJ. Magrudcr, ].
B. Burnside and E. \. Fuller. Traps and
birds have been secured and Il shoot will
probably be held tom orrow.
July is the recognized month of clear
ing up all the odd lots and broken sizes
and assortmcntS at Oehm's Acme Hall,
which are placed at the disposal of their
customers at about half price. These
goods are naturally the most popular,
those that sold quickest, else they wouldn' t
be left. Three of these Great Sales are
advertised on second page and show an
immense saving in summer needables.
The firm of Magruder & Wilson hay C
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Magru-
der has Joined with him his son, NJ. Hamr
ton Magruder, and will continue to prac-
tice as heretofore, in Prince Georges and
adjoining counties, and the District of
Columbia Mr. Wilson will also continue
to practice in Prince Georges county and
the District, and will continue his Office
at 33S Indiana Avenue, where he will be
every Saturday; Mr. Magruder will, for
the present, also occupy the same office in
Washington City.
The editor and his wife spent Sunday
and Monday in the beautiful town of Bel
air, Hartford county, rs the guests of Mr..
J. NJ. Street. They had a delightful visit.
The Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad, over
which they travelled, passed through a
magnificent country, thickly populated
and in high state of cultivation. Belair,
the county seat of Hartford, is the centre
of prosperous region, and the home of
many refined and cultured people. Har-
ford county boasts of an unusual number
of names distinguished in the history of
the nation and of the state, and upon the
walls of the Court House at Belair are
twenty portraits of her famous sons. The
town has water works, electric lights,
paved streets, and is altogether model,
which many other towns in the State
might with profit copy.The most delightful
hospitality of the host an his charming
family.