Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-04
ROCKVILLE NOTES.
A Number Of Real Eitate Changes-Neieh-
borho0d Personals.

Cn0nKe8-NeIGn-
borhood Personals.
RocxvrLLz, October 8, 1891
Messrs. Anderson d Bouic, attorneys, have
sold the farm Of the late Thomas Rawlins in
Poolesville district, containing las acres, to
Miss Jane Rawlina for $50 per acre. Mr.. Il. NJ.
Talbot, as trustee, has sold to BENZ Thomp-
son and G. W. Dorsey real estate near Ednor,
containing sixteen and one-half acres, for t4s0-
Mr.. Samuel Jones has sold to Jas. McNaob of
Washington seventy acres Of land near Wheaton
for $4,000
Joseph Morgan of this town has been ap-
pointed agent at Garrett Park on the Metro
politan branch railroad and has entered upon
the discharge of his duties
Mr.. Clarence Veirs, son of Samuel G. Veirs of
this county, has returned home on visit from
Akron, Ind.
Messrs. Anderson and Riggs, attorneys of this
town, have entered suit for Mr.. Conrad Royer
OF the first district against the Merchants Re-
tail Commercial Agency Of Chicago for dam
ages alleged to have been sustained by the
plaintiff through publication made by the de-
fendants
The Rockville Rod and Gun Club offers lib
eral reward for the apprehension and convic-
ton OF persons who violate the game laws of
the county by shooting cartridges before the
regular time designated by statute. 4.
a campaign club at that place with John G..
Clark. president: j. W. Metz, ]. c. Dorsey and
j. j. Hutton, vice presidents, and J. W. White
sides, secretary. Thursday is their regular
meeting night
Mr.. VIM. NJ. McKaig. democratic candidate
for Congress in this district will address the
voters Of the county at the following times and
places: October s. Sandy Spring; October 6,
Colesville and Sligo; October 7. Olney and
Spencerville: October 8, Gaithersburg; October
10. Clarksburg and Damascus.
Mr.. Geo. L. Wellington. republican candidate
for Congress, last night addressed n large audi
ence at Linden and much enthusiasm was mani
tested. The following other appointments have
been made for him in the county: Bethesda,
October 10; Spencerville, October IL; Gathers
burg, October IL; GAINESVILLE, October Is;
Clsrksburg, October IA; Kensington, October
10; Rockville, November 4. The meetings at
GAINESVILLE and Clarksburg will be held at D.
M, the others at 7:30 pm.
Mr.. Chas. T. Kephart of Frederick county and
Miss Ida NJ. Appleby of this county we're married
In Frederick city on last Tuesday.
The land OF the Chevy Chase Company will In
the near future be improved by handsome resi-
dences to be erected BY Senator Stewart and
Messrs. Gale and Stellwagen.
Mr.. Richard B. Magruder, who has been
travelling for the past week. last week returned
to his home in the Sandy Spring neighborhood.
Miss Mary s. Hallowell Of Sandy Spring sailed
from Baltimore for Savannah on Tuesday. Miss
Nettie English of Gaithersburg has gone to
Washington. where she will spend the winter.
Mr.. W. G. Collins and family, who have been
spending the summer at Gaithersburg, have re-
turned to their home in Washington
Postmaster Thos. Dawson makes the follow
ing report Of the operations of the free delivery
system at this place for the month of Septem-
Der: acknowledgement letters, %
ordinary letters, 4,444; postal cards,
1,675; second third and fourth class
matter, 1882 pieces. Collected Local
letters 100 mail letters 1.765 local postal cards
II; mail postal cards, 424; second, third and
fourth class matter. 100 pieces. Total number
of pieces handled, II 1853. This is the largest
amount Of business transacted under the free
delivery system since its establishment here.
An all-day meeting was held yesterday at Mt.
Tabor Church on Laytonville circuit of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. There was d
large congregation in attendance. The services
at night we're conducted by Presiding Elder
Henry r. Naylor Of Washington.
building lot in the Brooke's and Russell adj
ditiOn to Gaithersburg has been purchased by
Mr.. c. Scott Duvall of that place. s. A NJ.