The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-04-01
BREVTTiES.

Mr. +. +. Berry lett sample or me
tobacco at our Sanctum.
-Rev Charles f. Buck has accepted a
call to Rock Creek Parish.
The County Commissioners will hold
a regular meeting next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quinn have re
turned from Il visit to Baltimore.
Phil H. Tuck. Esq, ofthe Baltimore
Bar, was in Town on Wednesday.
Miss Mary l.. Wilson, has returned
from visit to friends in Baltimore
The Lenten services at the churches
in this town nave been well attended.
The heavy rains this week will have
the effect of delaying spring blowing.
Mrs. Gen'l John W. Horn, of Bait
more, spent yesterday with Mrs. Mary f.
W lson.
Miss Sophie Clagctt, who has been
visiting her sister in Washington, has re-
turned home.
Miss Kate Hill has returned to her
home near here having spent the winter
in Washington.
On Palm Sunday, the masses at St
Mary's Church will be at S.45 and 1870
O'Clock respectively.
Attention is directed to the Spring an
nouncemcnt OF Messrs. Simon Edlavitch
& Sons of the "Whte Elephant Store.
Mr. Robert A. Clarke and family, of
Hollywood, St. Mary's County, have re-
moved to Mullikin's Station, this county.
The postoffice of Hardesty, in this
county, has been discontinued, and the
mali for that office will now go to Mitchell
VILE
The Prince Georges county Colored
Teachers Association will hold Il meet
ing at Howard University, Washington,
D. c. on April It'll.
MIR. Edward Tolson has been appoint
ed a Justice of the Peace for SpaldinS's
district, and his appointment has been
confirmed by the Senate.
| Mr. Maurice p. Lowe, of the steamer
Ida of the Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway company, has been on
visit to his sister, Mrs r. N. Ryon.
The apron sale last Friday at the
home of Mrs Julia Hall Osborn for the
benefit of the Bishops Guild was very
successful and all present spent pleasant
afternoon.
A report of the committee on cleo
tions in the Clagett- Gordon contest has
been expected every day this week, and it
| is conceded on all sides that it will be in
Senator Clagett's favor
There will be !. meeting Of the Ladies
Association on Monday at three o'clock
p NJ In order not to conflict with the
| church service at four o'clock, the timc
| is appointed an hour earlier than usual.
AT the invitation of Capt Sylvester,
the members of the PatuXent Planters
Club are invited to meet the Evansville
Club at the Maryland Agricultural College,
on Saturday, April IN |, at O'Clock, p m.
Although the county printing has
been awarded to another journal, The
ENQUIRER will publish everything of pul
lie interest and all official announcements
as news Our readers shall not suffer in
| any way.
The annual meeting of the Sock
railroad company will be lcll st the
office of John p Poe and Sons. 100 f.
Lexington St Baltimore, on Tuesdly,
April 9TH.
For your pure, fresh reliable garden
and field seed. Great assortment of
farming implements. Genuine Oliver
Chilled Plows and repairs Tobacco bed
cotton, low, surprising prices go to ]. l..
Edlavitch. The Bargain Merchant.
A special train containing Govern
ment officials went over the Southern
Maryland Railroad, on Wednesday. 1t is
thought their destination and object is to
locate coaling station for the Govern
ment somewhere in st. Mary's county.
Under the recent bill passed by the
House of Representatives to pay wir
claims the following amounts will be paid
to persons in this county: Henry Tolson,
administrator of George W. Marriott, de-
ceased, $2l2e5; Henry \ Butler, 5000.
We hear that some mischievrus pc:
son or persons have been cutting off the
| tails of horses at the htching posts in this
town, much to the annoyance of th2 own
| c's Of tac animals If this is not stopped
| the town Baiiiif will seize the offenders.
Mr.. r. NJ. Scott !: wcll-known citi-
zen, of Woodville died at his home on the
26th inst, aged % years The funeral
took place from his late residence on
Monday at 3 p. m, conducted by Rev. r.
T. Griffith. Mr.. James HUNT undertaken.
Rev. F. T. Griffith who has filled so
acceptably the duties as pastor in the
Phi ice Georges Circuit for three years
past has been assigned tn the Emory
Church, Brigbtwood. d. G. The recent
assignments to this circuit are A. 3. Sites
anl !. 3. Hupmal.
We learn that it has been definitely
decided to build the new Catholic church
upon the old site. The adjoining proper
ty owned by Mr.. Charles Gill, and por-
ton of Mr.. fuckers garden back of it,
have been purchased, making altogcthera
very complete and eligible location. The
work on the new church will be he run
| soon.
Tie seiv cts at Trinity Church IN
Palm Sunday will be as follows: Holy Com
|
Litany, Sermon and Holy Communion at
II o'clock: Childrcn's Professional at
Ar. H., Evening Prayer and Sermon at
at 80 p. IN. Services daily during Holy
week. Election of vestrymen on Eat.
Monday.
Spring cleaning is Il very important
matter to all, but especially 50 in towns
and everybody should tidy up about their
premises and get rid Of the rubbish that