Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03
ixty-nine licenses were issued to practi-
toner's in Hagerstown and Washington

sixty-nine licenses were Issued to practt-
| TONERS in Hagerstown and Washington
county.
The populist party is on the move and
have arranged for a number Of meetings
In this county. including a mass meeting
at Sharpsburg July and Hagerstown July
Congressman 7. H. Tibble of Nebraska and
Mr.. H. E. Taubeneck. chairman of the ma
uonal populist party. A wagon is now
passing through the county distributing
populist literature by the ton.
Job McNamee. Of large relationship and
OF extensive acquaintance, is the latest Of
our citizens to die. He was aged about
sixty-two years. and gentleman with no
family
Mrs. Sue 3. Maxwell, wife of VIM E.
Maxwell. and most estimable lady, re-
sided in the same house with Mrs. Susan
Eader. near Hancock. They are both now
each other. Mrs MaXwells death taking
place on Saturday.
The remains Of Franklin Griffith, late a
compositor in the government printing Of
inferred In Rose Hill cemetery on Monday.
The pallbearers were printers from the
various town offices. The mother Of the
deceased, who resides here. is an invalid
and at the point of death.
The mercury way up in the nineties has
had no terrors for marriages. Twenty nine
licenses to wed were issued from the clerk 9
oflice here during the month Of June.
iership Of the Berkeley Springs Bank and
will remove to Washington.
MIR. William Barry, wife and child Of
Washington are visiting Mr.. Barry's mother
Miss Katharine billiard Of Hagerstown
Is visiting in Washington, as is also Mrs.
Henry Fennel and her son Frank. who are
the guests Of Mrs. Cyrus Miller
Isaac Long picked in one day twenty
three bushels of raspberries from his patch
near townsville. The total yield will be
5000 quarts. Shipments are made to Pitts
burg, with O net profit OF about 81. 70
per bushel. The same gentleman expects
to gather 100 bushels Of peaches from
his orchard of 1900 trees.
Sharpsburg. this county. was laid out by
Col Joseph Chapline on July 0. 1853. 1t Is
proposed to celebrate the one hundred and
thirty-first anniversary in becoming man.
ner.
Mr.. William F. Cunningham. a prominent
citizen of Clearspring. this county. has en-
burg. w. Va, for $4,000 damages for false
arrest The case will come up for trial In
October
Harvest in Washington county Is prac-
tically over The yield OF wheat has been
large and the quality excellent, notwith-
standing the croaking earlier in the season
that green bug and the fly were causing
great depredations.
The Rockville base ball team is sched-
uled to play two games here on July 4
with the home nine which has heavy
paid battery.
The burglars who terrorized the residents
Of this place by their numerous deprada-
lions during the past two weeks were run
down on Sunday and captured by Officers
Boward and Schaffer. They are two young
men-Ernest kitzmiller and Robert Hall
residents Of this city. They had a COM
plete outfit of tools, including forty keys
James 4. Swarbrick. Waterman at the
Church street crossing of the Western
Maryland railroad in this city. dropped
dead at his post from heart disease. He
leaves a family.