The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-12-20
BKEVITIES.

| York.
Mrs. F. w. Hill entertained the
Euchre Club at her home, BLEAK Hill, y
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Emma Gilbert, of Washington,
is visiting her friend, Mrs. Harry W.
Gore, at the Farmers Hotel.
MIR. Samuel Padgett, of Charles coun-
ty, has been appointed collecting clerk of
the Court of Appeals by Mr.. Parran.
christians Bargains! Everybody fall
in line and follow the crowd at the j. l..
Edlavth Department Store, Upper MARI
boro', Md.
Il will pay highest cash prices for
White Oak, White Ash, Hickory. Poplar,
Holly and Gum, either on stump or at
railroad siding. A. J. Phipps, Farmers
Hotel, Upper Marlboro, Md, or Lafayette
Hill, Pa.
The Baltimore weather bureau reports
that last month was the coolest Novem-
Der in "a period of more than twenty years.
The total rain fall was 226 inches, while
the average for thirty one years had been
304 inches.
Don't forget to attend the entertain
ment at the Town Hall, Monday, Decem-
Der Both, 1901, given by the ladies of St.
Mary's Church, Upper Marlboro, Md.
Doors open at P. NJ; performance be-
gins at P. NJ.
The State Game Association is anx-
ious to get advice from every source in
order to frame game and fish laws for
submission to the Legislature that will
suit the ideas of the majority Of the peo-
pie of Maryland.
F NJ. Cox, Esq of Bel Alton, Charles
county, Mr.. Frank o. Smith, of Calvert
county and Mr., Ernest P. Magruder, of
this county, were prominent fruit growers
of Southern Maryland who attended the
meeting of the State Horticultural Society
in Baltimore, last week.
Sunday, December 22nd, Mass at St.
Mary's Church at So'clock a. m. Sermon
on the "Apostolicity of Christ's Church
and Benedicton of the Most Blessed
Sacrament at 80 o'clock p. m. Mass at
Rosaryville at II o'clock a. M. Masses on
Christmas Day at :, 8, and 10 so O'Clock
| a. m.
MIR. VIM. P. Griffith died at his home
near here on the 18th instant, aged u
years and nine months. The deceased
had lived in this community for long
time and was greatly respected by all who
| knew him. A widow, two daughters and
| a son survive him The funeral took
place Wednesday from Trinity Church,
Rev. Mr.. Specht officiating, and the in
| terment was at the Cemetery.
| Tile Breeders Gdzette, published by the
j. H. Sanders Pub. Co., Chicago, is the
leading publication of its class in this
country. Its illustrations and its reading
matter are both of the highest order. Any
one engaged in farming and stock raising
will find the Gazette a weekly source of
pleasure and profit. 1t will be dubbed
with THE ENQUIRER, both publications
being furnished for 81 Write to pub
fishers for sample copy.
-Seedess currants and raisins 10c ID;
GRADUATED sugar sc ID; French mixed
candies 4c ID; Ginger snaps &c Id; Fancy
sugar cakes &c Ill., Nick hacks sc ID; Lev
ering's coffee SC ID; Soda crackers 2 lbs
for sc; Best Family Flour $3S per Dbl
Washing soda 1c ID; Star Soap &c; Coco
mince meat 4c ID; One pit. bottle "Calverl
Rye" 35c; Mems pants SOC; Mems rubbers
Sc pair; Whiskey from $l.15 gal up; Oul
Nuts are the best and cheapest in town
Coale Bros. Upper Marlboro, Md.
Robert Bowie Tisdale, the younges
child of Mrs Julia Tis dale, died suddenly
at Annapolis ON Saturday morning of dip
iberia, aged about fifteen months. Mrs
Tsdale, since the death of her husband
Lieut.. R. D. Tisdale, U. S. Navy, about
two years ago, made her home with bel
father Judge George G. Merrck, of thi:
town, until this fall, when, with her tire.
youngest children, she went to pass the
winter in Annapolis with her aunt, Mrs
Robert Bowie. The sincerest sympathy
is felt for Mrs. Tisdale by her many
friends.
The postoffice at Berwyn, this county
located in the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road station which has been frequen
mark for burglars, was again entered OIL
Sunday night. The work was evidentl.
not done by experts. A window wa
broken through this the burglars climbe
in and broke open the office door. For
tunately, they secured no booty, as all tn
money had been taken out the evening be
fore ard the drawers left open on &C
count of the place having been entere
several times before. Three letters wer
in the pOstoffice at the time and one wa
opened and it contents, including none
order for SIS and 10 cents in stamps an
ii note were scattered on the floor
There is more Catarrh in this section Q
the country than all other diseases pu