The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-12-18
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Mr. VIM. r Smith is visiting in
PennsYivania.

Mr.. and Mrs T. Van Clagett return
eli from their wedding trip on Friday last.
-Gevernor Crothers has issued a
proclamation proclaiming Saturday,
December 26.h, legal holiday in the
State of Mary land.
Mr.. J. 4. Demar, of Hyattsville,
81 eli Sunday with MI ana hrs. ". y.
Roder. OF this tcwn,
The many friends OF Mrs Frank
Phipps, Of MuIHkiu, will be pleased to
learn that she is recovering froIa an al
tack OF rheumatic fever.
Your attention is called to the ad-
vertisemsut of Ar. ", L N"IG, who
has again opened store in our town,
which appears on this page this week.
His entire stock is new and You will
notice he is offering it At bargains sci,
dom heard of.
The Entertainment that was to
have been on December 11th in st.
Pauls Hall, has Teen postponed until
December. 2Ssh, beginning st 8 2, NJ
Dancing after entertainment, p cents
admission for adults; &c cents fer child
rem.
EN- TRA.-Messrs. Levin 6 Edia
witch desire to announce that their
prices have been changed from the
figures quoted in their circulars sent
out few days ago. Sec new ad. on
this page.
Mr.. Robert Taylor, son of Mr. j
r. TAYLOR, q sen@l1t on the farm of Mr..
Lee Belt, and who is well known in
this neigbborhood, d ed on Friday last
of consumption. He leaves 9 widow,
but 10 children. Mr. Taylor was about
% years He was buried on Sunday
in Anne Arundel coGGty where the
family resided untjIa few years ago.
Mr.. George E King, formerly OF
this county, died suddenly at ais home
IN Baltimore on Monday, December IA
He had retired apparently as well as
usual and while asleep gave one gasp
which aroused his wife, and before she
could summon assistance he was dead
he had been suffering from lung trou
bic for some time. He is survived by a
wife and two SONS, Mr. Luther King 81
this town, and Mr.. Howard King of
Baltimore
The farmers institute departments
% the Maryland Agricultural College
has notified the citizens OF AltegaDy
county that its seasons work in Cum
oerland would begin on Monday. De
SENDER 23th. The men from the corps
If workers who will visit AlIegany aud
Garrett counties are Messrs joseph Z
Wing and Augustus Stabler, the formei
well known in Maryland because Of his
work in raising alfalfa and the latter
prominent physician and dairy farmer
of Montgomery county.
Mr.. C. W. Mendenha'l, Of Balti-
more. salesman for The McCaskey
Register Co, of Alliance, Ohio, has
been town for the past two weeks eX
nibiting his Registers. The McCaskey
Register System Of handling accounts
- a money saver and therefore money
maker, and it is saving for more than
10, coo merchants in The United States
Today, and il will accomplish the sam
results for you.
Mr.. Halle Moran did at his home
1ear this town, on Thursday m rning
If last week, after an illness Of several
months The funeral took place or |
saturday morning from St. Mary's |
Catholic Church aud the lntermeDt was
made in Fit Carmel Cemetary Mr.
Moran leaves widow, and also q sister
and brother-Mrs. ". A, Roder, OF
this town, and Mr Lewis Moran, OF
near this town.
"A three quarter bred Perebercn
stallion owned by a stock company 0
which M. F. W. Hill was President,
vas sold on Tuesday to the. highest bid
Ter at the Farmers Hotel The first
bid wA5 $150 and, socn reached $500
There were practically but two bidders
Mr. jet Richardson and Mr.. Danie
Suck, ST., who has had charge ofsthe
.horse for the past two, years: Mr.. BucA
was the successful bidder, MI Richard
son dropping cut when the bid reached
1920 This horse is III hands hi oh
weighs 1850 pounds and is 8 years old.