The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-10-13
BEsEVITIES.


will hold meeting next Tuesday.
The Laurel Band will furnish music
| for the Democratic meeting to-day.
Miss Mary L. Wilson is spending this
| week with friends in Baltimore county.
There will be no more Sunday trains
on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad this season.
Mr.. Seddon Boxley, of Virginia, spent
Sunday with his cousin, Mrs. George W.
Wilson.
The Republican State candidates will
hold their mass meeting here on Monday,
the 23rd inst.
Mrs Arthur Jones, of We stphalia, is
visiting her law, Mr.. Albert Wells,
at his home in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Berry will cele
brate their silver wedding anniversary on
next Tuesday evening'at half past eight
o'clock.
Service in Church of Atore ment at
Cheltenham on Sunday at II a. NJ, and 3,
D. m. No service in St. Thomas Church,
Groom.
The Patuxent Planters Club will
meet at the home of Mr.. George w.
Brooke, on Saturday. October 18th, at
5 O'Clock, =. m.
Rev Mr.. Specht and his wife have
taken up their residence at the Marlboro
Hotel, where they will be until the new
rectory is completed
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Slsscer held
reception on Wednesday afternoon,
from four to six, in honor of DR.. and
Mrs Reverdy Sasscer.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Osthabaus and
Mr. and Mrs VIM. B. Pagett, of Washing
ton, spent last Sunday with their friend,
Mr. NJ S. Mitchell of this town.
There ought to be an enthusiastic out
pouring of the Democrats of the county
to-day to greet the distinguished gentle
men who are expected to visit our town.
Mrs. May Wilson Iglehart, of Balti-
more, and children have been on visit to
Mrs. Iglehart's brother, Mr.. Joseph
s. Wilson at his home, "Strawberry Hill"
The regular quarterly meeting of
Montgomery County Grange No. will be
held at GAINESVILLE; in picnic style, on
Thursday, October Goth, at 10 o'clock a.
m.
THE ENQUIRER's lists are enjoying
very comfortable growth just now.
There are bona fide subscribers who come
up voluntarily and order the paper sent
to them.
The Republicans opened their cam
paign in this county at Surrattsville on
last Friday Hon. Sydney E. Mudd, Mr..
William NJ. Levin and others made
speeches.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Blake Brooke, of
Washing ton. have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Flor
ence fancy Brooke, to Mr. 3. A Milburn
on the 18th, inst.
Announcement is made that Mrs. NJ.
A. Perrie, will address the ladies Of Forest
Grove NJ. E. Church, south, Oh next Sun
day morning at 1890 O'Clock on the sub
iect, Parsonage and Home Missions"
MIR. Clivie Wilson who has for several
years been employed on railroad work in
West Virginia, has given up his position
temporarily to take course at Bryant &
STATIONS Business College, Baltimore.
There will be special services in St.
Paul's Parish, at St. Paul's church on
Thursday, October 10Th, 1899, at II o'cloc's
and at St. Mary's Chapel Woodyille at
40 p. m, on the same day. Rev. J. B.
Perrie, of Washington, will officiate.
-Ex-Judge Frederick Stone, of La
Plata, who as member of the Court of
Appeals of Maryland for number Of
years has many friends throughout the
State, is i'll at idaho" his home, in
Charles county His friends entertain
little hopes Of his permanent recovery.
Mr. Phil H. Tuck, of the Baltimore
bar, returned Tuesday after spending the
summer in Europe with Mrs. Tuck and
their ughters, Misses Margaret G. and
Grace D. Tuck. They traversed large
sections of Holland, Prussia, Germany,
Austria, Italy, Switzerland and France.
The Baltimore Sun" of Monday says:
Mr.. Robert W. Hunter, of Upper Marl
boro, Md, was in Baltimore last night.
Mr. Hunter is candidate on the hide
pendent Republican ticket for treasurer
of Prince Georges county, and said of
the political situation there: The
Independent ticket is i'll the field to stay
and l think l have fair chance to win
If the Democrats carry the county they
have my best wishes"
In Marlboro district on Tuesday, the
last day of Registration, 33 voters-20
colored and 13 white-were transferred
to other districts. Forty seven, including
the transfers, were registered. OF these
% were white, and % colored. The names
of II dead persons-12 colored and ,
white-were stricken off. Nineteen names
Of non residents or of those claimed to
be illegally registered were noted to APP
pear here on the 18th inst.
Last Saturday James Dorsey, Il farmer
living near Sulliduu, lnlS county, SlOt
and painfully wounded Charles Bell
colored, who was in his employ. The
farmer, it is snid, called Bell a niger
and a quarrel ensued, in which the shot
gun argument was restored to. Most of
the shot went into Bells right leg. The
wounded man was brought to Washing
ton for treatment in a hospital. Nj. Dor
sew was held for court in 81 900.
Mr.. George ". Wilson, Jr, has re-
signed his position as Assistant Cashier in
the Bank of Southern Maryland and left
here on Monday for Clarksburg, West
Virginia, where he will engage in the
railroad business. He has been Il most
faithful and efficient officer since the
establishment of the Bank here, two years
ago, and has gained the confidence AMI