The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-02-24
BKEVITIES.

Col. Clarence Hodson, President of
the Bank of Southern Marvlard spent
last Friday here.
-Messrs VIM. H. Harper, Jr., and his
brother, Robert, spent last week with
their parents here.
Mr.. II. S. Payne, of Washington, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. W. W. Payne, of
the Farmers Hotel.
Miss May Hill spent a part of last
week with Mrs. H.V. Waltjen, at Towson.
She returned home on Tuesday evening.
On account of the bad condition of
the roads and the unsettled weather there
will be no service at Trinity Church next
Sunday.
Col. John F. Alexander, of the Chesa
peake Beach Railway, who was snow
bound in Washington, has returned to the
Farmers Hotel.
Mr. C. A. NJ. Wells, as Trustee, has
sold to Dr. S. A Cara, Of Hyattsville,
IS acres of the Fenwick estate, near High
lands, for $1,000.
Mrs Harry Quinn, Mrs. j. Dom
Bowling, Miss Christine Bowling and
Master John Bowling have been spend
ing this week in Baltimore.
County Treasurer Castle made very
satisfactory report to the County Com
missioncrs on Tuesday of his collections
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column.
The meeting of the Teachers Associa-
taken place to day has been postponed on
account of bad weather until Friday
| March 3rd.
Mr. Van Clagett was one of those v no
were snow bound from home during the
| late blizzard He spent several days most
pleasantly with his friend Mr. G. A. NJ.
Wells, in Hyattsyille.
| We regret to learn that a little boy,
named Lee Kerr, son of Mr.. Thomas Kerr,
Il tenant on the farm of Mrs. Ida NJ. Bowie,
was gored by IA COW on Sunday last and
| tltt llolll tHC Injury
The Rev. Dr. c. Ernest Smith, rector
of St Michacrs and All Angels Protestant
Episcopal Church, Baltimore, has decided
to decline the call extended him by the
officials of St James Anglican Cathedral
of Montreal, Canada.
Mr.. Francis f. Mudd well known
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the 10th inst, aged 50 years. He was es
teemed by all who knew him for his love
able disposition and estimable traits of
character His wife who died about ten
late Mr.. VIM. A. Jarboe. He leaves two
sons and three daughters.
The surest way of preventing chill
blains or frostb is by use of cold watel
after going into the house. Use the water
freely, especially on the face and hands
In cases where Inflammation has already
set IN any stimulating lotion, such as salt
and water or tinc.ure of iodine, will re
lieve the discomfort. Apply freely
especially in cases of chilblain.
We have received form Isaac John
Straus, Esq, of Baltimore, the initial copy
of The Conservative Review, ~ a quarter
" magazine published by The Neal Com
pany, of Washington ID. {. The Consti
tuition or Absoutsm'' is the subject OF
an able article by Mr. Straus. Among
other contributors is Randolph Barton
Esq, of Baltimore, who writes very enter
tainingly of Stonewall Jackson
Mr.. Harry Lambert died of consump
ton at the home of his mother, Mrs George
A Wade, Port Tobacco, Tuesday morning
lie was twenty years Of age ano
was "a very popular and industrious young
nan. He had been a resident of Balti
more for a number of years, where he was
employed on Il morning paper He wa:
one of the most popular members of Bati
more Typographical Union. His father
was the Register of Wills Of this county a
one time.