Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-09
ROCKVILLE.

The officers of registration for the several
election districts Of this county commenced
their September sitting today and will con-
tinue the same during Tuesday and We'd
Eesday. During the three days all persons
whose names are rot already on the lists
of voters and who will be entitled to vote
at the November election will be entitled to
register. The second meetings OF the regis
ters will be held in October.
Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court to the following
parties: Charles w. Jackson and Hester l..
Carter; VIM. L. Howes and Lavinia Brown;
Michael w. Harrison and BERTHE E. Le;zear;
VIM. Luckett and Lizzie Williams.
Miss Maize Brown Of GAINESVILLE has left
for Baltimore, where she will take a course
of studies at the State Normal School.
Augustus fancy and bride, who were mar
ried in Washington on the 18th instant,
have returned from a northern trip and are
located at their future home near Choppers
station.
Misses Grace and Margaret Darby of this
county. are sojourning at St-asburg
Springs, Va.
DR.. Charles H. Waters of Jacksonville.
who recently made an extended trip
through Kentucky and other southern
states, has returned home.
Miss Lucy Hunter of Washington is a
guest at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Anderson, this town.
Miss Blanche Nicholson Of this place, who
has beea quite i'll for several weeks, is re-
ported as nva1eSce1t.
Miss Lulu Riggs of Laytonsville is visit
ing Miss Bessie Jones at this place.
The telephone line between Gaithersburg
and this town has been completed and is
now in successful operation. This line now
connects with all the principal villages in
the western section of the county. There is
also a prospect that the line will, in the
nea- future, be extended to the District.
Farmers IN this section Of the county are
preparing for seeding their fall crops, and
judging from the large amount of lime and
other fertilizers being brought here by rail-
road. the acreage will be much larger than
usual. A large portion of the corn crop
for this season has been cut off and prom
ises a larger yield than was anticipated
some weeks ago.
The following transfers Of real estate
have been recorded in the Office of the clerk
Of the circuit court during the past week :
James b. Henders IN, trustee to Amos West,
four acres of land near Darnestown; $780,
Jas. b. Henderson, trustee. to Sarah V. Nc
Cormick, two and one-haf acres of land
near Darnestown; $50. Amos West to
Sarah v. Mccormick, -four acres of land
near Darnestown; 5. VIM. H. Hobbs to
Sarah E. Byrne, ten and one-qua-ter acres
of land near Neelsville; $40. Metropolitan
Investment Company to VIM. S. Yeates. lot
in Garrett Para; 500 Same to Ferdinand
L. Schneider, two lots in Garrett Park;
$50. Same to Charles /. O'Connell, lot in
Garrett Park: $4,000. Same to Elizabeth
A Tiffany. lot in Garrett Park $500. Henry
n. Copp to Ellen u. Copp. four lots in Ken
Gar; s.. Henry n. Copp to Wal
ter n. Weston, lot in West End Park
500. John T. Meany to Elizabeth A.
Tiffany. lot IN Garrett Park: 5. NJ
p. Wood to B. F. and Elsie Pugh; thir-
teen and nve-eighths acres of land nea-
Woodfeld; 500. Washington Danenhower
to Edw. Mallet and sen. lot in Rockville
Park; 500. Henry y. Copp to Eugene Cls-
sell, two lots In West End Park; $500 Jas
a. Boyd to trustees of II. f. Church, ninety
perches OF land ncar Boyd's station $.
Henry NJ. Earle to VIM. /. Compton, lot in
Chevy Chase 5000. Francis s. Arnold to
VIM. z. and Jean II. Compton, lot in Chevy
Chase: si,GS1.5O. Robert B. Peter, trustee
to Benjamin f. Suddath. seventy acres Of
land on Muddy branch; S395.SO. John c.
Mitchell to Isabel A. Mitchell lot In Gar
rett Park; s.. Henry N. Copp to Joseph
J. McNulty. three lots in West End Park
$780, Ellen f. Miles to Benjamin F. Miles
hfty-lve and three-fourths acres of land On
Columbia read; =. Henry N. Copp to L.