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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-12
BULLION CLAIM

Beginning ut the place Of discovery at q
4xix6 feet long pine post marked U. b. Lot d
Disc; thence south 10 degrees So minutes east
INA feet 10 southeast end center thence
south degrees ~ minutes west 1903 feet to
corner No. /; thence north 10 degrees So min
utes west l2l Q feet to corner No. 2, identical
with post U. 3. Lot Al; thence north 81 de-
grees As minutes west 1865 feet to corner No
8. whence corner No. 8, location identical with
post 4, U. s. Lot Al. bears north ~ degrees 40
minutes wet 1S5 feet distant; thence north
4 degrees 81 minutes east 1891 feet intersect
southeast side line Phoebe U. 3. Lot Az at cor
ner No. 4 this survey, whence post 8 U .. Lot
40 bears south II degrees VI minutes west 33l 81
feet distant; thence north II degrees OF min
utes east 2642 feet TO 4x4x5 feet long pine post
marked U. s. L. "a, P. for corner s; thence
south 80 degrees As minutes east 503.8 feet to a
4x4x5 feet long pine post marked U. b. L. 81,
p. 6 for corner No. @. whence portal of Burke
Tunnel bears south "a degrees 43 minutes west
327 feet distant; thence south 70 degrees So
minutes east 1908 feet intersect west end line
Slick claim at post No. Z this survey. whence
corner No. 6 location bears south 10 degrees IS
minute east 449.8 feet distant: thence south 4
degrees n minutes west 206 feet, to corner No.
l, place Of beginning.
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Application for n Patent
Nos. 1907, 1908. 1909.


Eureka, Nevada. December 10, 1892,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Phoebe Consolidated Mining and Reduc-
tion Company. by Its duly authorized agent, T.
j. Osborne. whose postofhce address is Phoebe,
Lincoln county, State of Nevada, has made
application for United States patent for the
Cache, Slick and Bullion lodes toonsolida'ed)
mining claim, situate In the Ely Mining Dis
trict, Ii ncoln county, Nevada, consisting OF
1898 linear feet Of the Cache lode, and 1893 8
linear feet Of the Slick lode. and 853 81 linear
feet Of the Bullion lode, and 200 feet width
surface ground on each claim, as shown on the
plat posted on the ground, being Lot No. "a
and described in the field notes and plat Of the
official survey on file In this office, with mag
netic variation at sixteen degrees east, as fol
lows
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= pplication for a r at-nt
Nos. zoos and 10O6
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, n vada, December is. 1894.

Nos. zoos and 10O6
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, vada, December is. 1894.
= OF CE Is HEREBY GIvEs HAT III.
~ Pioehe q Dsolids ed MI Ing anu Reduc
tiOn COMPANY. bS It's duly authorized agent.
OSBORNE, wuOse postotht address is
Piocne. LlLc Ia county. tat of Nevada, Ia
b, AIDE ,p .lication for Uuiee States Patent TO
IL Kin. AID Queen lode ICONS lid, ed NIT
ing claims, situate in the Fly Mining District
lincoln county, Nevada, consisting Of 1862
linear feet of the King lode and 1862 linear
feet OF the Queen lode and 200 feet in width
surface ground on each claim. as shown on the
plat posted on the ground, Being Lot No. So,
and described In the field notes and plat Of the
official survey on file in this office, with mag
netic variation at sixteen degrees east. rs fol-
lows:
KING CLAIM.
Beginning at the place of discovery at a AK
s feet long pine post along side shaft IL feet
deep marked U. 3. l., So, Disc; thence south 10
degrees AZ minutes east along centre line Of
claim 24l feet to east end centre OF claim;
thence south A degrees 40 minutes west along
southeast end line of claim and northwest side
line Juno claim l21 s feet to southeast corner
Of claim a AXIS feet long pine post marked U.
5. L. So, for corner No l. identical with
post No. Juno claim, whence the corner com
mon to Sections 22-23-26-N, Il n, K ST +, 81 ID.
M bears south 81 degrees 81 minutes east 705 9
feet and post No 2 Yubs. u. $ Lot "a, bears
north Is degree SO minutes west S6 feet.
theucs north 70 degrees 40 minutes west 1885,
feet to southwest corner of Claim. 4K5x5 feet
long pine post marked 4. l.. So p 2 for corner
No. 2. identical with post MOI U. =. Lot 80
whence post No. l. Panacker. U. 8. Lot 80 bears
north SO degrees W minutes west FOL feet
thence north a degrees 40 minutes east 243 feet
to northwest corner pine post 4x4x6 feet long
marked u. s. L. SO. p for corner No. 8, ident1
cal with southwest corner Queen claim, whence
Phoebe No. shaft bears north l6 degr' es wes
1877 z feat; thence south 10 degrees 40 minutes
east 1886 q to northeast corner, 4x4x5 feet lonl
pine post marked II. s. L. 49, P for corner No
| 4, identical with southeast corner Queen claim
| thence south "A degrees AZ minutes west 243 fee
to post NJ. l, place of beginning
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II Is hereby ordered that the foregoing ,.rice
OF application for patent be pub lshed for tue
period OF sixty days item consecutive xeeksl
10 the Phoebe WEEKLY RECORD. weekly E VS.
paper published at Phoebe, Lincoln county,
Nevada.
dc22 Up. DUNKfE Raytst,
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Slick CLAIM.

Beginning at the place Of discovery at Q
4x4x6 feet long pine post marked U. 8. Lot "a
Disc. whence q shaft 100 feet deep bears north
60 degrees 06 minutes west ll9 feet distant;
thence north So degrees 50 minutes west 757. 3
feet to west center end line; thence south de-
grees 81 minutes west 100 feet, southwest cor
ner location 4x4x6 feet long pine post marked
U. b. l., 81, P. 8for corner No. 8, whence corner
common to Sections AZ, %. 20, 81, T. N, r. ct
E., Mt. Diablo Meridian, bears south Is degrees
81 minutes east 1904 feet distant, and collar
Yuba (Lot 42) shaft bears south 20 degrees 46
minutes west 7765 feet distant; thence south
Us degrees 33 minutes east 1883 feet to q AKA
x6 feet long pine post marked U. 3. L. "a, p. 8
for corner No. Q. whence northwest corner
Poorman and northeast corner Albion claims
bears north "a degrees 4s minutes west 1873, 8
feet distant; thence north degrees 27 minutes
east 900 feet to 4x4x5 feet long pine post
marked U 9. L. 81, p. 10 for corner 10; thence
north IS degrees 50 minutes west 1888 feet to
4x4x6 leet long pine post marked U. 8. l.. "a,
r. II for corner No. IL: thence south degrees
81 minutes west 200 feet to post No, 8. place OF
beginning.
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CACHE CLAIM.

Beginning at the place Of discovery at a AKA
10 feet loag pine post marked q. 3. Lot 81
Disc: thence north IS degrees 80 minutes west
1A8,S feet to west end center; thence south
degrees AZ minutes west 100 feet to southwest
corner location and post 12-ll this survey
thence south IS degrees So minutes east l49s.s
feet to southeast corner claim and post 1910
this survey; thence north degrees 81 minutes
east 400 feet to northeast corner claim and post IA
this survey; thence north IS degrees 33 minutes
west 1893 feet TO northwest corner claim and
post Is this survey; whence the Wheeler monu-
ment bears north 81 deg A minutes east 100. q
feet distant; thence south degrees n minutes
west 200 feet to post 1911 this survey. place of
beginning.
Containing total area Of 1910 acres, divided
a. follows: Area Of Cache claim, 9 50 acres;
area Of Slick claim. 8. 8S acres; area of Bullion
claim. 2.9A acres. The area eliminated from
this survey IL 0.26 acre in conflict with Poor
man claim. IS acre in conflict with Redrock
claim, OLA acre In conflict with Vesta claim,
0.90 acre In conflict with Juno claim. Total
conflict 2.<2 acres. Net area claimed being
l426 acres. All situate In Sections % and 23,
I'm, r. 81 f., N. D. NJ. and duly recorded
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RICHMOND CLAIM.

Beginning at the identical place OF diacoysry
AKA inch 8 foot long pine post marked U. B.
Lot 90 Dice. and running thence north 70 de-
grees So minutes west 1862 feet to corner No. I
No. 10 and which 10 also corner No. Is OF this
survey; thence south SO deg 06 min west 1900
feet to corner No. Of location. 4xl inch s foot
long pine post marked q. 8. L. 80 P. IT for
corner No. II: thence south 10 degrees 50 min
utes east 373 s. feet to corner No. Of location.
AKA inch foot long pine post marked U. B.
L. 50 P. Is for corner No. IL; thence north ~
degrees 06 minute s east 1000 feet to corner No.
l Of location, marked U. 8. L. P. for corner
No. 10 and which ID also corner No. Of this
survey; thence north 10 degrees 33 minutes
west 373 feet to corners i6 and Is the place of
beginning, containing total area Of o..
acres. divided as follows: area Of Alpha lode,
.13 acres. Deerfoot lode, e.61 acres. Index
Area eliminated from this survey 10 ! 10 acres
in conflict with u. q. e. No. 10 and .06 rcrs
In conflict with U g. b. No. so. Total con-
flct 2.9l acres. Net area claimed being 1928
acres and oil situated in Section No. ~ Town.
| ship NJ, Range s7E. M. d. Mer. and duly
recorded In the Office OF the Recorder Of said
Ely mining district.
The nearest known locations are the Zero
sclpio, Silver. Yuba, Spring and Currency.
Any and all persons claiming adversely Any
portion of said Alpha Consolidated Survey No
| 50, or surface ground are required to file thelI
adverse claims with the Register OF the United
States Land Office at Eureka. In the State OF
| Nevada, during the. period Of publication
hereof, or they will be debarred by virtue OF
theiprovision Of the statutes.
up. DUNKLE, Register.
tits hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
tice Of application for . patent be published
for the period OF sixty days item consecutive
weeks.l. In the Pioche Weekly RECORD. q
weekly newspaper published M Phoebe. Lin
coin county, Nevada. J.P.DUNKLE. Register
dol
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-01-12

In the Office of the Recorder of said lily Mining
District.
Tn nearest known locations are the Jut
YES a Bedrock, Treasure. Albion and Pourman
aoJoIn the silex on the south; the Jig sdjoi,a
the Cache and Slick on the east; The Meridian
adJoihs the Cache on the north; The Burke ana
Washington. LCt4i. adjuins tie buIlior
On the south. ana the Pi che, o. i. Lot 10, adj
Joins it On the nJrth.
Any and all persons claiming adverselS ~,
portion o. ssid Cache conso, idated survey NJ
Oh or surface ground are require to iii. then
advers 'liims With tn" Register of the Uniteo
states Land Office at Eureka, in the State Of
Nevada, during the period OF publ,
cation hereof or thev will be debsrred by virtue
of the provisions OF the Statute.
j. p. DUSKLE. Regis; e.
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Application for a Patent

dc22
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Price, $4,000.

II there is no agent in your town, ad.
dress us on the subject. as we are more
liberal with our agents than any other
company IN our line.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-05
lie Went to Scom.

Arural New Jersey member who
hl announced in the house that the
rsn,s and sufferings of the insane of
n state were all humbug," went to
,r parlor to silence her with his argu-
-sl,S but was constrained by her
,s,,le force to listen TO hers. At the
nd Of an hour and a half he moved
BIO the middle of the room, and thus
hi7ered himself: "Ma'am, / bid You
N5d night l do not want, for my
a't to hear anything more; the others
an stay if they want to, I am con-
mti; you've conquered me out and
a; shall vote for the hospital II
pall come to the house and talk there
8 you've done here, no man that isn't
itrute can stand you; and so, when a
nan's convinced, that's enough. The
Lord bless you!" Thereupon he took
bis departure. Century.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-05
NENTRAL HOTEL
CONCERT HALL
brand Concert every evening from to H. Saturday and
Sunday matinee.
omission Free Come and Enjoy YOURSELF
SACRED FISH.
s,nge superstition of the Mosiems of
Tripoli.

,,pge Superstition of the Moslems OF
Tripoli.
ysar Tripoli the Moslems have erect
large, high building, with snow
|s,s dome, near the pond and tree
|-,un in occult literature as the pond
/ Tree of the Sacred Fish" The
|rGng itself has a title equally as
|1.,ouuding as the pond and the tree,
INC known throughout northern
IA as The Palace of the Sacred
[b" The fish, which are kept in a
an pool in the rear of the building,
,.h resemble common dace or club,
|. the old sheik who has charge of
~ says that they are really the re-
',inatad souls of departed Moslems of
"a renown. One, large black fish,
\ hing Of these piscatorial oddities, is
IN TO seldom show himself, but the
ss-s may be seen in thousands. The
N ,baik, who must be of a theosoph-
!, turn of mind, says that during the
.snean war many of the older fishes
IA, oil under the sea 70 Sebastopol to
iat the russians, and that hundreds of
hn came back badly wounded, The
ssple Of Tripoli believe that anyone
hliscreet as to eat one of these fish
ri Instantly die horrible death.
BIS mperstition has been rife for years.
s long ago as 1856 DIR. JeSsup, the
rri,an consul at Tripoh, caught
.ze Of them and cooked and ate them.
4 pronounced them as coarse and I'M
sa.able food; otherwise unharmful.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-05
She Was I'D In Theory.

One day." writes correspondent of
Ae Boston Transcript, my brother
vent to buy a bushel of buckwheat for
sowing. lie found the man of whom
he was going to buy the grain away;
tgi his wife was at HON and she un-
dertook to make the sale. She got a
peck measure and they went to the
ganary. There the woman filled the
Measure twice, poured it into the bag
which my brother held open, and then
vas going TO tie the bag and take the
pay for a bushel. But, Mrs. F., said
he, it takes fonr pecks to make a bush
d' oh, does it?' said she. We'll, you
zee, never had any experience in meas
Erng grain before l was married; al
ways taught school,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-23

Mrs. Ella Williams, sister of Mrs j. W.
Brown, is visiting at Anacostia.
Mr.. j.. l.. johnson and wife of Washing
ton spent Sunday at the Eagle House.
Rev. T. Dayids Richards OF Boyd, Md,
preached in the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday.
Mr.. A. ID. Smith united with the NJ. Z.
Church South on Sunday. a
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Eells HAVE renov-
ed to Pleasantville. Nj, where Mr.. Eells
has accepted the passionate of a church.
Miss Ida Quick led the young people
meeting on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Dorman delivered an interesting lee
ture TO men only on Sunday afternoon at
the CONGREGATIONAL Church on the subject.
Wages of Sin
the quarterly meeting of the NJ f. Church
South was held on Sunday when the pre-
siding elder, Rev. Rumsey Smithson,
preached.
pleasant party, consisting of Messrs
Charles Parker, G.. T. Mankin, Renning
Cook, Misses NJ. NJ. Wilson, Jessie Eng
land and Miss Glass, went on a chestnut
hunt on Saturday, and at hight they we're
Joined by Messrs. W. Z. Parker Frank
Eastman. Miss Carrie Parker and Miss
McMullen, and an hour or so spent in a
straw ride.
Mr.. A. NJ. Orrison and sister, Mr. Brad
bury. Mr.. Preston McNhorter and Miss
Lula Newton, all of Washington, spent
Sunday with the family of Mr.. s. r. New
lon.
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BROOkLAND.

Col. and Mrs. Juan Lewis, who have to-
Sether been spending two weeks in Chi
cago. in a leisurely inspection of the main
attractions of the worlds fair. returned to
their Brookland home on Saturday evening
The residence of Mr.. p. II. Roth on 18th
street near Fort was entered by thieves
some time after midnight yesterday morn
ing and a large quantity of siiverware and
other valuables stolen. Mrs. Roth's pocket
book and contents were taken. and Mr..
Roths clothing. which he had worn during
the day with his watch and some money
in his pocket. was seized from his bedside
partly alarming both Mr.. and Mrs. Roth,
but hearing no further noise they went TO
sleep again. In the morning Mr. Roth's
pantaioonS were found near his home cut
into pieces, apparently with a dull knife
The burglars had chiseled Il panel from the
kitchen door and thus effected an entrance
Mr.. Stephen j. Lynch, chief clerk of the
engineer department of Philadelphia and
his daughter. Miss Annie V. Lyach were
the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
o. Boggs.
Miss Florence Bingham of Garrett Park
left on Saturday to visit her uncle, Judge
white OF Oak Park. Chicago. Miss Ring-
nam expects to be gone until the HOLIDAYS
The Jewels, Brookland social organiza-
ton met saturday evening at the residence
of Mr.. Hohlm of South Brookland
MISS Dean of Anacostia has rented the
Alichl2an avenue store in the town hall and
will soon move to Brookland.
Misses 1olanthe and Eunice Clarke were
recent guests at Sylvan Home, BrookIand
The funeral of Mr.. William Greenlees
was yesterday attended by quite a large
concourse of relatives and friends.
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FALLS CHURCH.

United States Senator John NJ. PaI,nsr
OF iiiinois and his wife were at the Eagle
House on Sunday
Inc town council met on Friday Mich.
with the following members present. w
b Patterson. q. L. Erwin. w. NJ. Ellison.
H. L. Turner, J. W. Brown, l.. G. Young
Apsent-J- ID Payne. MIR. E. j. Northrup
was elected a member of the board of
health y petition was presented from cit
iZehS OF West End asking the council to
accept the street from the Catholic Church
10 the corporation line, and on motion of
councilman Ellison it was accepted. pro-
'ided The county authorities would extend
same from the corporation limits to The
county road. The Richmond and Dan.iIa
railroad petitioned for a reduction of its
taxes from sli5 to Sle2 - and the request was
Complied with, the mayor giving the casr-
ing vote. the members being divided ON
the question. The clerk was fnstructad In
see thdt freight cars We're not allowed 10
STAND across the street at the DEPOT and
obsiruct travel Mr.. V. T.. Kerr sergeant
presented a bill of 800 80 for making arrests
anu SufnInoning Witnesses. which on mo-
tion OF Councilman Ellison was allowed
ME- w O. Bergman has contracted with
MT o. L. Erwin for the erection of an
eieNNn-roorn house on his lot
me registration of voters for the COM
mS election on the 7th of November will
NC neio On saturday. October =.
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oc11-d&db.
FUTURE DAYS.
RATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. AUCTIONEE,.S.

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF THE FIX
TURES GOOD WILL AND LEASE OF ThE
WELL ESTABLlSiiED BUSINESS KNOWN AS
''HEuRICH'S''
LADIES AND GENTLEAIEN'S
RESTAURANT AND CAFE,
NO. All 18Th STREET NUlirHW
BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND ST
On MONDAY MOANING. OCTOBER THIRTIETu
1885, AT TEN O'CLOCK. we will offer for sale
by public auction, by direction OF the over, who
Is retiring from business of i'll health
the entire contents OF this
POPULAR AND WELL-kNOwN RESTAURANT
THE BAR
Is handsomely lifted up with
MODERN FIXTURES,
FRENCH PLATE MIRliURS,
CASH REGISTER.
STEAM TABLES. CHINA AND GLASSWARE
together with other articles usually found in u
flRSr-Cl.ASS RESTAURANT AND CAFE.
TIE LADIES DINING ROOMS ARE uANUsCME-
LIZ FURNISHED.
THE KITCHEN
Comprises
RANGER BROIl4ERS, STEAM BOXES
together with the usual kitchen requisites.
The house Is doing good business and presents
an excellent opportunity Tor person desiring to
engage ia this business
NO TROl BILE TO OBTAIN A LICENSE
- LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS
TIE HOUSE Is NOW Open FOR INSPECTION
FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL On
kAfclIFFE, DARR X CO., Auctioneers.
Oc23-dAdbs
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TRt sTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE uNNIPRO"FD
RE.A. ESTATE At TIE SOUTHEAST COR
MIR OF EIGHTH AND A STREETS SOUTH
EAST, BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust given to us, and
duly recorded in Iber No. 1913. folio 81 ct sell,
one of the land records OF the District of Col,II-
hia, the undersigned trustees will sell, by public
auction. in front Of Ia" premises, nu THURSDAY
the SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER. AID 1893
AT IAIFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. th. fol.
lowing described land and premises. lying and he
ing in the city of Washington, District Culii:n-
hta, To Wit: Part of lot two 90 in square nie
hundred and tSen'y-onr t3.1l. beginning III ,Ortll-
west corner of said lot two "a. thence east OIL \
street "a feet 20 inchcs, tfrnce south A. feet >
Inches thence west 81 feet 10 inches, thence north
on Sth street ~ feet inches To beginning.
Terms: The purchaser to an iri6 UNI
brince Of $2.6S 90. due April Is 1891 and be.i linz
able Substantially. the residue Of the puIca;ise
payable in one year from date of sale, Nith in
terest. and secured by deed Of trust the prem
is's sold. all cash. at the option of the yur-
chaser. a deposit Of $50 viii he required 1t the
time of sale. Terms he complied with in if-
teen days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees
rescr"e the right 10 resell the property the risk
ard cost of dcfauling purchaser pur, hasp-S.
All conveyancing. recording. etc, purchaser
cost.
WILLIAM A. RICHARDS,
WARREN CHOATE
0c23d&dS Trustees.
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HYATTSVILLE.

The independent single takers have Sc
cured the two hundred signers that the law
requires them 20 obtain before the names Of
their candidates can be placed upon the Off
clal ballot, and are now making a vigorous
nght in the county. Democrats and republi-
cans as well as populists have signed
their papers. as they not compelled by
this action to support the party.
1t is generally believed that this tick
ct will take more votes from the repub-
licanS than the democrats. There seems to
be a dissatisfaction existing among some Of
the colored republicans of this district with
certain candidates upon their ticket, and the
majority of these men will vote for the
single tax or pOpulist candidates. A promi-
nent single taXer Informed The Star reporter
today that his party expected to receive a
respectable vote in the county this fall. par
ticularly in the five upper districts, Laurel
Evansville. Bladensburg, Kent and Bowie
Mr.. j. III. Ralston, the single tax candidate
for the state senate. bids fair to poll a good
vote in this district. This party held what
1t considered well attended and enthusa s.
tic meeting at Brightseat last Friday night
the speakers of the occasion being Nessrs
j. II. Ralston and f. NJ. Burchard. Another
meeting has been advertised to take place at
Chillum next Friday night MIR, E. NJ
Burchard. chairman of the state central
committee for the independent single tax or
populist party. has issued a challenge to
Tor the state senate, to meet Mr.. ]. H. Rail
ston in joint debate upon the issues OF the
day and has not Yet received an answer
Miss Louise Campbell is visiting friends at
Cambridge, Md.
MIR. Geo. y. Walker, accompanied by his
son George and Master Lowndes Wells, has
gone to Chicago to visit the worlds fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Riley have returned
from their bridal trip.
Two new houses are being erected at
Rives' Station.
Mrs. F. Fl. Smith entertained the scholars
of her Sunday school class at her hospitable
residence. "Bonny Brae." last Friday even
ing. Games were INDUCED in and refresh
ments were served. Mr.. A. r. Holden gave
an illustrated lecture on the worlds fair
Rev. Theo. c. Gambrill of Anne Arundel
county occupied the pulpit of the Pinkney
Memorial Church last night and preached an
Interesting sermon.
Keystone Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
held an interesting meeting at Masonic Hall
in this village a few nights ago and con-
ferred the royal arch'degree upon three can
didates. number of Royal Arch Masons
from Washington were present.
Lewis Carson of Branchvilie. who has
been quite ill with typhoid fever at Detroit,
Mich. has greatly improved and will soon
return home.
Miss Emma Gibson of Baltimore is visit
ing Miss Julia Weeks.