Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14
HYAITsvlI.LE HAPPENINGS
SeSvs and Gossip from ~ ashinysou,.
Growing >ub0rb-s prov ruseas> W n.se
this sear-A New Medicinal sprsa 4
DiscOSered-The Recent Election. &C,
corr~rondenne Of rHx YrKxrxa sr.R
llYArrsyuIs. Nh, Noyent


the eject OF putt.ng the ground in excellent
CONDITION Tor Tail piowng. planting out nursery
gratis. and turnp kar aad spinach growing.
We boast oi the finest c.! 'ry birds in the state,
and our Corn shocA> are full of We. Gllra rars.
ihcTe has been grcat deal of sunnins here
this iai Tor rabbits. squirrels quail ami rh.as-
ants but apt With the success of ,,,>, ,.,ts
which Arrests the rapid spread uC e Nili1ar IN
AMI population around here >nu- tf il.,. ar.
land ownrrS have posted their places war,..n.,
oil tre- paSSrrs with -un dog or rod There =
40 doubt some .; iGr. done the trees sbr,i,-
berry. &c. hv tie frequent lncur>ious al sports
mea on Their donna rs. hut Il seems -.Sn AID
unneCe>>ar, To post an uu'tilCrd pi,'rr Il Nnn.ls
an Old >iuhhir cii ASSURE. a patch u
tangled uIlrrOruSl. a. - dnnr here
IMPROVEMENTS MADE RUS SEASON
Several Grw houses have gone up here this
summer MIR John 4. R.ckari. an atiarhe OF
the White House the first To lead or on
Johnsons and WINS addition 10 uyst;-vl;le
tthe Bryan idr#). aud he WAS followed hy L. T.
Hunter aud Mr. Smith, of the Government
Prntin1 Office Chas +. Patten of ia. aaiu-
tait Genera, oilirr. AMI AUGUSTUS Holden OF
the iG'rriuT depart nrgst the les ..icnc,. of the
lart' T la NJ oI except .onal beaHtS VIII ch would
grace Bellryiew avenue or Nash 'ncton's IA
NOUS Nest End The builder Geo y u alk-r
OF this place. is also under contracts for putting
up other houses here this fall aud m the spring
DR. Hall. al the Treasury department. las also
put up ,ine house an Registers addition TO
Hyatt>ytle. ON beautiful command NJ situa-
ton. Several smaller build nss have also been
put up around here the past season. aud the
Bait more and Ohio road is now engaged in the
erection OF a iir>t-olass pr,ssc,i-hrck d,pot
which Is to cost tstween ~ 600 and
81 900. on grounds donated To the company
bt G &. Hyatt, esq the founder OF this place.
Ii is beng erected Just north of the Did depot
on the east de of tue track. viii have a bow
window IN the ticket ONCE. fancy French roof
broad platform ana porch. and Will b- great
ornament TO the place = well : "A much needed
convenience. Although tins H. the of SEASON Tor
this place there is hardly an empty tenautahle
house here. As fast people move ava, otil.rs
come As our summer population leaves other
families come for the winter aud Instances are
not wanting where people have moved out here
in the fall. and rrma ned all winter. in order to
secure a desirable cottage for the spring. when
the rush is yer, great. The accessibility of this
place It. the ty is its great dcsd.ratum, and
people are beg inning to find this out more and
more every year. Ii is safe To predict that in
lew years this place will double its population.
MeSsr>. Johnson 4 Vine. of Washington. are re-
spon>ible Tor much of the present thrift of this
place, "a they have induced many Ia purchase
and build here They are now ENGAGED ia having
oil the s''condTlat OF their purchase II tine Brkan
estate. and wall soon have il taken up. Ma
sonic hall and new store are talked Of
THE HEALTH OF THE TOWN.
There has been very little sickness here thls
season. and our doctors are not growing rich in
their practice by any means The venerable
Nh Hyatt told NE the other day that in the
thirty years he has resided here. he has only
paid an occasional doctors bi for some slight
rheumatic affection. and the old re.hrnlan is
eighty or thef-abouts. and hale and hearty look
ing.
Our community suffered a great loss some
days since. bl th,. death of Mr. Wm L. She,ll for
merry of WASHINGTON who has lnnr hr,in I,lenfi-
hrti vita the growth and PROSPERITY of thi- place.
He had long been suii.r,'r from pulmonary
Affection and he at ia~t taken oil suddenly
b. a h"morriare While alone in his room lie
Was found with his hand graSiHng the call bell
which il had long been the habit of las fault, TO
have within his reach In ,aSr OF emergency. His
iunrral took larp at the PRESBYTERIAN church
| OF which he Was the founder aud Was LARGELY
attended. He Was pure Christian Gentleman
| an aifectionate husband and indalrent father
aud was highly respected in the community.
NEW MEDICINAL SPRING.
wonderful spring of water has been struck
here, on the premises of Mr.. patten. ani Is much
| visited The water is strongly iunprernated
with sulphur. and the odor is something re-
markable. As 1t is pumped into rough board
trough II leaves dark, inky stain and the
folks tell me It is hardly dit for washin. clothes
or making tea or coffee But how delicious to
Grating and healthfu 1t also has duretic and
aperient qualities. "a many of the picnckers In
that region last sumner can testify.
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
IL TO be established here soon. understa and and
since the subject was preached it is noticeable
that many of the young men OF the place have
abandoned the idea Of going out west to grow
up with the country. No doubt an inst tuition
OF this Kind will induce immigration TO this
place-at least on the part or the lads and
la>~ies. Professor Chickering. who formerly
filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian church here
has returned 10 his duties al the Deaf q nd Dumb
a >yium. and the Lrv.J. Vim. McIlya n, of Balti.
more. young man Of great promise now fills
his place. TIE store of the village is doing a
good business. tine cash trade with the culoted
population being very large. The variety and
hetrro"e"usnrss of goods in country store Is
proyefb,ai. but this store. besides dispens ny
surar and boots mOlasss's aud spool cotton
COTE" and peanuts. tobacco ami base balls Iota-
toes and hardware. poSscsse- Blue RIDGE rat
t!rsnakr. Baltimore OIiolc, and a Florida alli-
gator. .ail alive and kicking.
SUSPICIOUS BOX.
Last week the presence OF a iarre oblonc box
| on the warehouse platform gave rise TO the sus-
picion. in the minds OF some here. that il con-
tanned a gigantic corpse on its way to some dis
secting laboratory. and the report was current
woman OF the Dime museum. Fears Of spooks
| and ghosts and hobgoblins began TO spread
among some OF the colored community and
dark forebodlngs Of evil spirits haunting our
peaceful village gained considerable headway.
On the box being opened. however by large
pleasant looking man. In the presence of a Curl
and awe-strick-n crowd il Mas found to
contain only choice variety of fruit trees for
farmers herratOuts from the Richmond and Bal
timOre nursery.
THE ELECTION
passed or quietly here. this district being car
ried by tine democrats BY Q majority Of g. There
was considerable scratching done by the repub-
licans. principally Ia favor Of John G Hall.
democratic nominee for county treasurer. but it
Is not known that the democrats reci,rocated
in the least.
The republicans have organized club In
HyattsyiIle 18th p. n. Smith esq formerly of1i-
cal reporter la the House of Representatives as
president: II. v. Flummer. ob,'rt = Whit
comb. Ferdinand Hall and others. vice pr,..i-
dents; j. H. Ealstrn and B. F. Bingham srcre-
taries. and r. f. Bankhaeas. treaSurcrs. II has
a large representation Of colored men and is In
a healthy condition. The village paper. the
Hsattsviiie Advertiser is still h"urishing and
chronicles all the events OF the village and sur
roundings. Ii was the first paper I'm the state