The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-04-08

Mr. John H. Traband has Il fine dis
play of farming implements, vehicles
&c, in front OF his warehouse on Mali
street.
! Mr. and Mrs Frank W Hill an,
family, who spent the winter in Annapo
| lis have returned to their home, "Blcal
Hill
The admirable address, delivered b.
| Captain Sylvester to the Farmers Club
last Saturday, will he published in on:
next issue.
Twenty -thrcc members of the Airing
| ton Wbeelmens Club, of Washington
| were here on sun day. and dined AT tn
Farmers Hotel.
Miss Eleanor HumcS, of Bcltsyille
niece of Dr. Mareen D. Humes, and Mis-
| Addie Clagett are guests at the hospitabl
home of DR. and Mrs. Humes
Mr.. Malcolm Henry. of Washin gton
has rented from Mr.. CASTOR Hawks ant
sisters the Mill dwelling near here an,
has moved in for the summer
We have received the first issue of
paper published at Landover in Thu
county, called The Maryland Srer,ir
Mr. Mordecai Harris is the editor
The next meeting of the Patuxen
Planters Club, will he held at the HON,
of Mr. VIM. Berry, on Wednesday, Apri
18th, 1898, at o'clock, p. M, sharp.
A large crowd was in town on Tues
day, many being attracted by the meeting
Of the County Commissioners for the
purpose of appointing road Supervisors
Local race track bills were passed by
the recent session of Maryland legisla
turc for Cecil and Hartford counties, and
general law, from which Washing Ct OF
and Prince Georges are exempted.
Mr.. J IT. Dorset, representing the
Commission House of Crispin & Dawkins,
is paying his usual Spring visit to the
county, where ne has many relatives and
friends to give him Il hearty welcome.
Bishop Satterlee will visit St Pauls'
Parish to administer the holy rite of
Confirmation on Wednesday, 18th April
Services as follows: II a. m, st. Paul's;
4 p. m, St Mary's Chapel, Woodville.
DIR. Samuel c. Busey, of Washin gton.
celebrates to-day the fiftieth anniversary
of his graduation il Medicine. He will
give reception this evening, and many
81 l., 4 ~; ot,,
latiOns.
Mr. ]. c. Carpenter, of Clifton Forge,
Va, spent last Sunday with his sister,
Mrs George w. Wilson He has just con-
tracted to build railroad from Peters
burg Va, into North Carolina, distance
of - miles.
Fears are entertained as to the safety
of the tobacco plants Although protect, d
by cotton sheets it is possible that the
severe cold has destroyed them. neceSsi-
tatng the reseeding OF the plant beds
This may make the next crop late and
greatly affect its quality
There will he Morning PRAYER, Ser
mon and Holy Communion III Trinity
Church at II O'Clock to-day, Good Friday
Service at 80 p. IN. Easter Day-Early
Celebration ut 80 L. m. Second Cele-
bration with Sermon at II o, clock. Even
ing Service at 30. Election of Eestry
men Immediately after service Easter
Monday at 10 a. III.
Secretary C.. W. Van der II oogt, of the
Maryland Bureau of immigration, has gone
to New York to meet number of ID utcl
immi grants. II is expected that great
many of the HrllanderS V i'll settle in
Southern Maryland. If they have that
intention. Mr.. Van der Hoogt will person
ally see that they are properly conducted
Ia the Dutch colony. near Cambridge.
The citizens of Laurel vote on Mon.
day for Mayor and Council. also ON the
question of high license The result was
a victory for license by majority of 1877
The total vote cast was 295. The follow.
ing were elected Mayor-Edward Phe ps
Councilmen-R W. Kerr, T. NJ Baldwin,
]. A. Brown, T. Fl. O'Brien and Chas
Frothn CHAM. The license under the
law will be $500 which will be distributed
as follows: $50, State; 800, County; and
$3.50 TO the town of Laurel.
Mr. f. Grafton W. Hall died on
Wednesday night after Il short illness, in
the .:}rd year of his age. He was born in
Beltsville, this county, and for mem
Der of years was a well known business
man. He married Miss Isabella Scott
Il noted beauty of her day, and they lived
in beautiful home here. Mr. Hall was
a half brother of W. W. Hall, ESQ, 4
prominent real estate agent of Washing
ton, ID. G. The funeral will take place
this morning at | O'Clock from st Mary's
Church, this town.
The we'll known Washington firm oi
J. L. Campbell & Son. has been dissolved
hut the business is being continued by
Mr.. J. Frank Campbell at No 10 Monroe
St, AnacoStia, where he will he pleased to
see the patrons and friends of the old
firm. He has in his stock large and
varied assortment Of goods needed by
the farmer, blacksmith, builder, or painter,
and we can safely assure all in need OF
such wares that they will be pleased, if
they will call on Mr.. Campbell before
purchasing price list of some of these
articles will be found in another column
1t will be to your interest to read it,
Religious Notice.