Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-11
ROCKVILLE.

A meeting of the local board of health
OF this county will be held in Rockville on
the 18th instant, at which time Dr. James
A. Stewart, executive officer of the state
board of health, will be present. The doc
tor desires to meet the physicians of the
county, judges of the circuit court, magis-
trates. and all persons interested in the
subject of sanitation. The subject being Of
vital Importance to the community, it is
expected that the meeting will be largely
attended.
The recent entertainment given at the
Neelsville Presbyterian Church, under the
management of the ladies' Of the congrega-
ton, was a very enjoyable and successful
affair The amount realized for the bene-
MT of the church was SlS4
Under an order from the mayor and coun-
Gil OF Rockville, a force of hands is now
engaged in repairing the streets and pave
ments of the town.
The result of the recent election I'm the
counties composing the sixth congressional
a 'Si IN ravor OF the republicans is the
subject or considerable comment here in
pontcal circles. VIM. M McKaig demo-
crat, Is now filling his second term as a
representative from this district and it was
,n' Ign. propaie tnat at the next nominal
ing convention a democrat might be select
ed from montgomery county. The action Of
frederick and Washington counties in ioin
ing AIiegany and Garrett in the republican
iSaNcS montgomery alone with the
democracy. and this state of afrairs annea re
10 De likely to have some influence in tho
next election Of a candidate for governor of
lhe state, should the lightning strike this
way. IL also seems certain that the con-
test Tor delegates to the next concressiona1
ana gubernatorial conventions of the de-
county. IA 'his
The following transfers of req, ss.o.o
nave been recorded in the office of the ciert
Oh the circuit Court for this county during
.nis week: VIM. II. Brake to Jennie L. Rur
dette lot in Damascus, $500; VIM. Veirs
houic. Ir, attorney to Philip Hunkel, 1880
square feet of land near Autry Park s5I0
Mary d. Davis to Andrew j. DALEY ten
acres or land on Rawlings river. $500: Mary
~. Garrett to George w. Gather 36 acres
OF iand. sl.44S Ida j. Rabbit to George w.
Gather &c lilo acres of land 81 4lS. Files
Keiser to Emma V. windham lot near Pan'
dolph station, s125: Edwin and Edw. Baltz-
ley TO Emma ID. Powell two lots at Glen
Echo, 2,SSi.30; A. G. Me-riwether to John T
Ross four acres of land, s24O Stephen Ro-
oertson to VIM. Reading two lots in Rock
vile Park, $3.50; b. H. Warner to Edward T.
Jordan lot at Kensington, $50: Claude r
Zappone to Fannie Carvaizier lot at Tako-
ma Park. 500; Samuel T. Briggs to VIM w
Welsh lot in Rockville Park. SIPS: Enoch r.
Awkua-d to Lemuel Awkward 10 IL acres of
land near GAINESVILLE, $500; Elizabeth NJ
Blunt to Harry w. Blunt 129 acres of land
near Germantown, 5; Ada B. Briggs to
Mary Edith Farquhar lot at Avery Lodge
5; Washington Danenhower to Violetta NJ
Hege lot in Rockville Park, $50; Mary c.
Baker to B. f. Leighton lot at Woodsde
5; Herman Manion to James o. Manion lot
in GAINESVILLE, s725; Charles A. McEwen to
Charles Early 60 1-2 acres near GAINESVILLE
station $: Leonard S. Chapman to Han
nah Wall lot at Halpine, $175; Willie Man.
gum to Zachariah Mangum l 1-2 acres of
land, $7S.75; Edwin Baltzley to Fred W.
Pratt SO 3-4 acres Of land, Friendship"
$1,000; James B. Henderson ct al. to Edward
Haywood part of Raft farm, s.;
George T. Chase to Amelia Chase
three acres of land. 5: Columbus T.
Purdum to Luther G. King 1872 square
pe-ches of land near Damascus, $; Edward
Baltzley to Van B. Canada lots at Glen
Echo, s.; Zetta G. Friebus to Catharine r.
Carroll lot at Takoma Park, 5; Jacob p.
Smith to Spring Lake Park Company 3 lots
at Spring Lake Park, s275 Charles Gaegler
to Mary Helvy 2 1-3 acres of land near
Montrose 500; Edward W. Haight to Nor
wood Heights Improvement Company six
blocks at Norwood Heights, $4,000; ]. Vance
Lewis to Victor Mindeleff lot in Takoma
Park 81 500. 5. A. NJ.