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FALLS CHURCH.

Mr.. Lynn S. Abbott has accepted a re-
sponsible position with the Public Opinion
Newspaper Company, and will assume his
duties al the New York office next week
Mrs. A. ]. Porter and her daughter, Mics
Lille. are visiting relatives in Baltimore
Miss Clara Jewell is summering at At
lantic CITY.
The suit OF Mr.Victor Terrett for damages
sustained In coIliding with the team of Mr.
Harrison attracted a large crowd at the
mayors office on Friday night. large
number of witnesses were examined. Both
sides were represented by lawyers. The
mayor rendered a decision in favor of NJ
Terrett for the value of the bicycle An ap-
peal. 1t is said. will be taken from this de-
cision.
Mr.. Clifton o. Edwards of Washington
paid short visit to Mr.. Lynn S. Abbott
this week
Mr.. J. NJ Peake and wife of Alexandria
and Mr.. V. NJ Fleming of Fredericksburg
are registered at the Eagle House.
Mr.. J. a. Warfield Of Alexandria was in
town on Friday.
The recently organized choral society Ill
hold meeting at odd Fellows Hall on
Monday night.
Mr.. j. VI. Crossman Is subdviding the
Land attached to the Eagle House in to lots
Contractor G.. a. Drummer has COM
pletei the new residence Of Mr.. c. A Man
kin on Broad street.
Mr.. v E Kerr has q contract for building
a house on Forbes street for Mr.. George
Stambaugh
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAuRoAn

Schedule in effect June ., iss4,
Leave washington from station. corner OF New
For Chicago and Northwest, vestttuled Limited
express trains IL; rs am, 500 pm.
For Pittsbgrs and Cleveland. sTpres. daily ills
For Lexington and staunton. Ii:15 am.
ror Mlnchester and way stations. 9 80 .. m
cbattanos, Ss sm Bridge Rosncse knOlyills
For Laray, $50 pm. daily.
s7;lo; 1870 $500 As minuiesl. $50 Is:so 1000
20 20. minutesl an, xl2.oO, 1905, 1918. 12:20
$50 1aas ss , 800 Il. Iii 80
ana II 30 pm Sundays, K4:20. n 30 600, IS
40 800 Is nasses,. m" AZ. iz sS h ig hgS
oiSo, hsoo. rs;"o 1000. XII 80. ii IS pun.
.! PSr Annagolis s:lo and 9:i5 am, f2:i5 and
- Pm SUNDAYS. $50 am, 4 81 pm.
For Frederick. all 10 am. ellis, al 80. a5 80
For Hagerstown. aII:I5 m. and as.aonm
For Boyd and way points, TO 40 pm
for GaltheJsbuTg and way points M; 90 nS.Oo
a m ai2;so. aS'oo. a4:S3, b5:S5 b7,O5. bill 80
For Washington Junction and way points. 90 90.
principal stations pny. az o a. trains stopping at
a.f,1r Bay Ridge. s;l5 and 4:2s pm Sundays,
ROYAL BLUE line F6R NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
. FOR ,rhiladelphia. New York. Boston and the
Car, 600 Dining Carr, 800 Is ,05 Dining Carl.
500 81 80 pm Sleeping Car. oI,cn at 1000
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle City ana
ig Beach week days. 42O and 1900 an,
Except Sunday; Daily. sunday only.
Baggage called FOR pna es sssas from hotel. m,
residences by Union Transfer Company on orders
left at ticket Offices. us and 1851 pa ave. and
R. b CAMPBELL. cHAs. o. scrII.
au2 Gen. Manager Gen. Pass. Ast.
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GAITHERSBURG,

Thursday evening Gaithersburg Lodge Of
Cool Templars held its usual weekly meet
ing, with good attendance. Reports of all
the officers showed the lodge to be in good
condition. notwithstanding the recent with
drawal of twenty-seven members conse-
Quent upon the raising of the quarterly
dues. Lodge Deputy Briggs installed the
new officers present and other routine busi-
ness was transacted. Delegates to the
Grand Lodge, which will hold its next ses-
son here In December next, were named as
follows: Rev. X. NJ. Moore, delegate; Miss
Jennie Waters, alternate Rev. W. c. Brian.
George W. Selby and Henry j. Sterick were
elected a board of trustees for a year, and
Mr.. Q. n. Briggs was recommended for
lodge deputy another term. The usual pro-
gram for good of the order was postponed
before adjournment.
Miss Nellie Haisup of Baltimore is visit
ing Mr.. John A Burriss.
Mr.. Il. +. Trevis of the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington has gone to Capon
Springs for months leave of absence.
Rev. T. ID. Richards and family and Miss
Sarah J. Sibley of Boyd's are at Mountain
Lake Park for three weeks trip.
Miss Alice ManSum has returned home
from lengthy stay in Washington.
The Gaithersburg Ideals added another
victory to their record on Thursday, when
they went TO Laytonsville and met the club
OF that town, defeating it easily-score, %
to Il. Laytonsville will play return game
on Thursday at Athletic Park. Messrs
Neal and Pummer and Gloyd and Reed
were opposing batteries. The playing of
"t8ony' Gloyd, third base, was specially
noteworthy.
County Chairman Assheton and ether
populist organizers held a meeting near the
post office last nigh, at which they made
addresses. The crowd was not very large
but 1t is very evident that some votes will
be cast this fal, for that party's candidates
The apparent animosity Of the democratic
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HYATTSyILLE.

Golden Chain Lodge. I. o. G. T., at a
recent meeting. held at Magruder's Hall.
elected the following officers: Howard o.
Emmons. lodge deputy; a. NJ. Mcmillan.
chief teInplar: Miss Annie NJ. Long. secre-
tary: Miss Mamie Tise. assistant secretary;
Richard Richardson. financial secretary;
Miss Edith NJ. Rathhone, treasurer; II. E.
Davis, chaplain: A. Moffatt. marshal; l.. w.
Sakers, guard; w. Holton, sentinel; Miss
Brown. past chief templar; Mrs. Mofratt,
superintendent Juvenile templars.
Warren Post, No. As, G. A. r., held an
Interesting meeting at Union Hal last
Thursday evening, and made arrangements
for holding the annual festival on Septem-
Der G.
Mr.. W. B. Stokes has disposed of his resi-
dence on Ralston avenue to II. o. Bailey
OF Washington, and removed to that city
with his family. MIR. Bailey will shortly
take possession OF the house
MIR. j. III. Ralston has returned from a
pleasant visit to Rock Enon Springs
A eolored camp meeting is in progress in
the Spa Woods.
Wells. and DR.. Alfred Wells. who started
for several weeks outing on the Potomac
river last Tuesday in their bicycle boat.
have arrived at Colonial Beach.
Postmaster Alfred II. Wells has rendered
the following report of the operations of
the free delivery system at this place for
the month Of July. 1884: Delivered. regis
tered letters. =; ordinary letters, 1.66S; pos
tai cards. S39; second. third and fourth
class matter. 1910. Collected, local letters,
IL; mail letters. 30: local postal cards, AZ;
mai! postal cards. SIS. Total number of
pieces handled. 3.Ss2. Total amount of pos
tage collected on local matter, $500.
Mr.. L. W. Habercomb has returned from
q deigEtful visit TO Berkeley Springs, w.
Va
Mr.. y. c. Darnall has returned from
Washington county. where he has been for
several weeks
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LUNCANsON BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AfTHREE-STORY FRAME
DWELLING, No. 1925 STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust bearing da to
October s, 1892, and recorded In I45er No. 1913,
folio $40 ct seq, of the land records of the
District OF Columbia. we iMifl sell, at public auc-
ton, In front of the premises, TUESDAY, the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST. A. ID. 1894, at
estate and premises, situate in the city of Wash
ington District OF Columbia wit: Part of
original lot numbered four a. in square numbered
two hundred and eleven GID, beginning for the
same at point the north line Of y street at n
point thirty-scvcn and one-half (37ill feet west
from the southeast corner of said lot, and running
theuce west twelve and One-half 12IJ feet thence
north to the line of public alley in the rear as
opened and dedicated February 30 A. u. ISIS as
per plat recorded in the office Of the surveyor of
said District of Columbia, December ., AID 1882
the line OF said alley to point due north of the
place of beginning and thence south to the line Of
said street and place Of beginning, together with
the ways, easements and appurtenances thereupto
belouying or I'm anywisc appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash. the balance in two aoual
installments in and two years, notes to be
given, bearing interest at per cent per annum
payable semi-annually, to be secured by deed of
trust on the property sold. all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser deposit of $500 will required
of the purchaser at the time ef SALE Conyeyarctny
to be complied with in fifteen days from day OF
SALE otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell
the property the risk and OF defauting pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published In Washington, DC.
TALLMADiE A. LAMBERT
FRANK BIRGE SMITH,
au3d&ds trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROs., AUCTIONEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME THREE
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK AND STONE
DWELilNG IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION
OF THE CITY, KNOWN AS PREMISES NO.
1902 TWENTY-FIlsSr STREET.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust dated the
LIST day OF November, A. D. 1890. and recorded
among the land records Of the District Of Columbia
OF the holders Of the notes fsecured thereby, we
VIII oner at public auction m front Of the premises
On TUESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF AU.
GUST. AID. 1894 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
the Following described psopsrty, situated in the
city OF Washington District of Columbia. to wit:
Al that certain piece or parcel Of land and prem
subdivision Of the east afty five (55) feet . Of
original lot numbered a. in square numbered
sixty seven 800, per plat in Liber IT, folio tO4,
OF the records OF the surveyors cfce OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, together with The Improvements
thereon.
This property will be sold subject to deed Of
trust Tor 5000 dated November !, 1890, and
BILE semi annually. at per cent per annum. rvs
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
over and above the ir.cumbrance above referred to
to be paid In cash alf the balance to be paid in
two equal installmeEts, respectively. in and
two years. secured by a deed Of trust upon tho
property sold. with interest. payable Gem- annually
at the rate Of per cent per annum, or all cnsl.
VIII he REQUIRED at the time of sale, Sale ia he
closed In fifteen days from day Of sale. otherwise
the property will be resold at the risk and cost
OF defauting purchaser after five days adver-
tisenent In some newspaper published In Wash.
ington. d. C. Conveyan cing at cost Of purchaser.
LOUIS n. WINE. Trustee.
CLARENCE b. RHEFTW. Trustee.
CT
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THOMAS BOWLING T. CO., AUCTIONEERS,
6l2 Z st.
fyM-d&ds

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, NOS. 800. 302 AND S04
MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST AND NO.
2lS THIRD STREET NORTHEAST, In SQUAttE
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, bearing date of
ist Jay OF December, lkA2, duly recorded In
llbcr l743, folio All. of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia, the undersigned trustees
Will sell. by direction Of the party secured there
GUST THIRTEENTH, 1894, at FIVE O'CLOCK
I'M the folio wing described improved real estate.
as follows: Lots IA, Is and 49, In David l.. Morri-
son subdivision Of lots In square 7S', improved
by three brick buildings, being Nos. 300, Boz and
304 Maryl md avenue northeast. being occupied
us store and dwelling ard the other two dwell
ings Also the rorth 20 feet of lot ID. same sub
residence, being No. 2l9 Sd street northeast.
\. B.-This property will be first sold in separate
pieces. and then he offered a whole, with the
understanding that IL the aggregate is great r
than In separate parcels the first purchasers will
forfeit all claim TO their purchase.
Terms: One-third cash, the residue In two equal
payments at one and two years, with notes bear
and secured by deeds Of trust the property
sold. All conyeyancing and recording at pur-
ohaser's cost: $3.50 deposit will be required on
each piece of property when 1t Is struck OF. or
$500 II sold as whole. II the terms CT sale are
rot complied with in fifteen days from the date
Il ereof the trustees reserve the right resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaultlng
purchaser after due advertisement I'm some news
paper published In the District OF Columbia.
AMZI DODD.
EDWARD l. DOBBINS.
Trustees.
Care Of TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1y2SdNds 1907 + st. NV.
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BROOkLAND.

Rev. Father De Wulf returns from his
northern journey today. 50 as to participate
In the excursion Of st. Anthony's Sunday
school to Marshall Hall on Monday.
Miss Maysie Noyes has been sojourning
for some time at Piney Point. where Mrs.
j. c. Noyes expects to join her.
Mrs. r. d. Mussey is spending some time
with Mrs. Mitchell at He-ndon, Va.
Rev. Mr.. Barr will assist Mr.. Crow at the
services Of st. Clements Mission tomorrow
morning.
Miss Mamie Hamilton Of University
Heights has gone on visit to her uncle,
Mr.. Joseph HELEN of New York, and will
probably remain in that city during the
next scholastic year.
MIR. James Krug is home from st. Charles
College, after spending some parts of his
vacation in Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Miss Della Mussey has gone to the east
ern shore of Virginia for weeks rest.
Miss Ruth Marean was given a pleasant
birthday party this week. and the young
folks in attendance had a very merry time.
Mr.. Edward s. Morgan has broken ground
Tor new house on Providence street ad-
joining the Baptist Church.
The street crossing at the Intersection of
18th and Frankfort streets Is again in a
deplorable condition and needs the attention
of the authorities before some vehicle is de-
molished there
Mrs. Jullen's home on Hartford street
was aglow with light last night, and the
veranda decorated with japanese lanterns
the occasion being the birthday celebration
OF Master Cyrus Wood. A large number of
little folks had an enjoyable evening, with
music. games, dancing and refreshments.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hetfield, Mr. and
Mr. VIM. Quinn and Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Armstrong contemplate starting on Monday
for Colton's Point. Md, for a fortnight's
outing.
That Point Lookout. Md, is a very pleas
ant and attractive spot for a summers out
ing Is the opinion of every member of the
party which recently returned from a three
weeks camp In that locality. The camp,
named In honor of Capt. Joseph Banner
consisted Of Mrs. Robert Ridgway as chap
eron. Miss Lottie Fillmore and the Misses
Moves, Prof. Ridgway and son, Audubon,
and Messrs. Franklin T. Howe, jr., Herbert
Hopkins. Joseph. John and Edward Burg,
with Tilton Brown as chef
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c. g. SLOAN 4 CO., AUCrIoNEERs,

GM3TSR. EXTESpfNG ?f-i fI1M vE EN- SF
Avenue Az TO EI.EHENTH STREET, IMPROVED
sap So! r ASETTE ASP RY Ehiek bWrl IL
e. 1890 which has been duly re:oriel in Eih Cher
Ne dsS Of a. fS 22 ct one Of the land
wT VIII s request Of the party secured thereby
ls@t: at HALFPAsT FOUR O'clock PM. the he;
In ,sa sPy situate the city
OF lot numbered four "a, in D. o. Howard's ct al
subdivision Of part of square north Of square mum
said subdivision is recorded in Liher H. b. c. at
folio ISL. one OF the records Of the Office of the
same at the northeast Of said lot ard run
ming thence westwardly on the north line Of said
thence southwardly parallel with the line OF Yer,
mont avenue to the south line Of said lot, thence
three inches t43 fl. in1 to the line of said ave.
nue.. and thence northwardy the west line OF
said avenue fourteen 90 feet to the place of be-
ginning.
And immediately. thereafter, by virtue Of GER
tain other deed Of trust. bearing the same date
and duly recorded in Liber No. 1896 at folio COS
ct seq, Of the land records aforesaid, upon the
will offer for sale. in front Of the promises in the
same manner. the remainder OF said lot numbered
four 90. la the subdivision OF said sguare
north of square numbered three hundred and thirty
four q. of $50. described follows: Beginning at
point on tic north line OF said lot distant forty
three feet and three inches tI3 it. in from the
line of Vermont avenue, and running thence south
wardly PARALLEL with said avenue TO the south line
OF said lot theme" along said south line thirty
feet and seven inches 81 IT. in.y. more or less
to the east line of 18th street. thence north on
said street fourteen Q4 feet to the north line of
said lot. and thnnce along said north line thirty
eight feet and eight inches (3S #. in more or
less. to the point Of beginning.
Tie part Of said lot first above described is i'm
proved by comfortable frame dwelling, and the
part last above described is improved 10y u neat
brick dwelling.
Terms: One-thrd "a cash and the balance In
one and two wears, with interest at the rate of d
per centum per annum from the day of sale, paya-
bic semi-annnally. secured by deed Of trust on The
property sold, all cash, at the option of the
pure hasers. a deposit OF 500 each parcel viii
he required AT the time of sale All convcyancIng
and recording will be at the cost of the purclas-
The terms Of sale must be complied with in
fifteen 10 days from the day Of sale otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the pr0r-
crty at the risk and cost OF the defaultinc Dur-
chaser. after five days advertisement of such re-
sale in The Evening Star.
u. LEWIS BLACKBOARD,
14i0 q st. NV.
JAMES r. HOOD,
Pacific building.
1y2i ,30cGl,4.6,7 Trustees.
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ROCKVILLE,

The reorganization Of the board of school
commissioners for this county took place
or Wednesday, Mr.. James E. Williams Of
Boyd's station becoming a member Of the
beard and Mr.. VIM. E. Mannakee retiring
from the same. The new board, consisting
of Messrs. Gassaway, Holland and VIII
liams. proceeded to the election of officers
as follows: John H. Gassaway, president;
John j. Higgins, secretary, treasurer and
examiner. A considerable amount Of routine
business was transacted. and the following
trustees Of schools were appointed: Thomas
B. Howard, Uriah Brown and E. b. Brown
for school No. Z, election district 1, vice
Elisha Riggs, Geo. w. Cashell and Geo. w.
Myers, resigned; Z. r. AHnutt for school
No. l, election district 3, vice J.. B. Boyd,
declined; Geo. F. Ray for school No. 9. cleo
ton district 8. vice VIM. H. Childs, de-
clined; w. A. Magruder for school No. 8,
election district 4. vice s. Clark Veirs, de-
clined: Arthur Myers for school No. l. cleo
ton district 10. vice H. H. Chick, declined
1t was ordered by the board that the white
schools be reopened on the 10th Of Septem.
Der and the colored schools on the LIST Of
October. The next meeting Of the commits
sioners will take place on the 2Sth instant
Much regret Is expressed in the community
at the retirement Of Mr.. Mannakee from
the board. as he has been very active in the
interests of the public schools for a number
OF years. Much satisfaction Is also shown
at the retention of Mr.. J. j. Higgins as sec
rotary, treasurer and examiner.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. X. II. Graves were
guests at the residence Of Rev. S. r. White
this town, on yesterday. DR.. Graves, q
native of Baltimore. has spent thirty EIGHT
years as missionary to China. under the
direction of theSouthern Bapttis convention,
and is now on a visit to this country on ac-
count of the health of Mrs. Graves, who
has shared his arduous labors abroad. The
reverend gentleman proposes to spend the
flrst week in September in this county, dur
Ing which time he will visit and address
the congregations of the various Baptist
churches of the county in the interest Of
foreign missions Miss Cha ida White, eid-
est daughter of Rev. S. r. White, who has
also been engaged in missionary work in
emma FOR several years. now has charge Of
large class of Chinese girls at Canton
during the absence of Mrs. Graves. Mrs
Graves is daughter of the late Gen.
Lowry of Mississippi
suit for divorce has been entered in the
circuit court for this county by Charles
kollhoss of Poolesville against Mabel Kohl
hess.
a lodge Of the order of Good Templars
Will soon be organized at Travilah. this
county, with twenty charter members.
Mrs Harry Fawcett and children are
visiting her brother. Mr.. Chas. j. Corrick,
at this place.
Mrs. Edward Davis and son of Savannah.
Ga. are guests at the residence Of Mr. VIM
NJ Davis of this place
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leaders toward the populist leaders Is very
noticeable wherever they have held meet
tngs. They propose to hold similar meet
ings In every election district.
The Jacksonville public school building
has been sold to the highest bidder and a
new building Is now being constructed on
the same site by the school board Of the
county.
Mr.. B. F. Hawkins Of Hyattstown receiv-
ed a severe kick in the face from q horse
he was driving, greatly disfguring his
countenance. DR.. A. L. Rawson was called
and the injuries are improving.
Of Martinsburg. died after a lingering III
ness. DR.. ]. H. Dulaney and Rev. c. P.
Smith OBLIGATED at the funeral, and inter-
ment was made in Beltsville cemetery.
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HAGERSTOWN.

Hagerstown continues to add adjuncts
necessary to a progressive city. 1t has de-
cided to adopt, at a cost Of 2,94O, the Game
well fire alarm system. The alarms are to
to be al nouneed from a public tower and
the council has levied per cent on the
municipal basis for fire department pur-
poses. The entire system. as decided upon.
Is to be completed and ready for operation
within three months after the date Of the
contract
On North Walnut street. Hagerstown, the
Cumberland Valley railroad has made sew
eral purchases Of properties-principally
dwelling houses-it is thought for the pur-
pose Of obtaining more space in the city for
additional trackage and~ station improve
ments. The residences Of Mrs Rosa Il.
Schmidt, John j.. Hutzell and Mrs. Mar
garet McDevttt are among the properties
bought. Mr.. Ephraim Eyler. owner of the
American House. refused an offer of $500
for his hotel property.
Mrs. Catharine Scott sister of Senator
Edward Mcpherson. and wife of DIR. N. b.
Scott of this city, and who was partially
paralyzed several weeks ago, has met with
another misfortune. She was sitting in a
chair. and having grown weary. attempted
to rest her head on table. when she fell
to the floor and broke one Of her legs Her
condition Is critical
William Fitzgerald, an Irishman. has been
arrested. charged with being the man who
near Hagerstowl some ten days ago, the
particulars Of which were given by your
correspondent at the time. Fitzgerald is in
jail here.
Messrs. H. G. Black and E. A. Bow}es.
both Of Washington, are at the Blue Noun
tain House.
At "Surray.' adjoining Hagerstown, Miss
Mollie Cutswain of Washington is the
guest Of Mrs. j. T. Hardin.
Miss Annie Appleman, T. B. Woodward
and j. W. De Grange, all of Washington.
are guests Of relatives and friends at VIII
Transport.
Miss Meta Miller and Carl Stoddard of
Washington are visitors at Sharpsburg.
Miss Kate Field of Washington spent sey-
eral days very pleasantly at "Dahlen," the
beautiful summer home of Mrs. NJ. V. Dahl
gren, on South mountain.
Boonsboro' has among its summer visit
ors Mr.. Harry HarreH and Mrs. Thomp-
son Of Washington.
MIR. E. L. Hickman of Washington is at
Valley Mills, near town. the guest of his
grandfather. Mr.. Thomas Hickman
VIM G. Crawford. deputy auditor of the
Post Office Department. is in Hagerstown
on official business. while Capt. and Mrs.
w. W. Armstrong. also of Washington, are
visiting Miss Lizzie Hagerman, this city.
Miss NJ. Barry of Washington was given
Wednesday evening tea party by Miss
Carrie Helferstay Of this city, at which
there were a large number of guests
A young son of Mr.. Peter Corbett of
Waynesboro has been lost In the noun
tain in the vicinity of Pen Mar since Mon
day. Searching parties have as yet failed
to find the lad and great anxiety is felt for
his safety.