Evening star., 1896-12-17
ROC kNILLE,

In the orphans court yesterday the first and
final account of Edward NJ BcalI. administrator of
Edward l.. Beall, decvIs.l, received for record
and passsd- The inventory Of the personal estate
OF JJnn W. Higgins. deceased. filed Zacha-
riah A Briggs. guardian Of ID. F. and VIM. A
Sl"yi. passed his fourth account. The first and
hIal .scyOInt OF Ohio Higgins, administrator, I.
q. % John W. Higgins, deceased, stated and
HaIe Out 10y Sarah ". Higgins, agent, was passed.
An inventory Of the personal estate OF Ella ".
Dorsey. deceased, filed. WIN. Rich, admins
TRAITOR Charles W Rich, deceased, filed list OF
dsbts due said deceased. Martha W. Leaman was
APPOINTED guardian to John Upton Leaman. Letters
Of administration Q L n, d.bn-, on the estate
Uf JOHN ~. Higgins were granted to Sarah NJ. His-
gi4s The bond of John W. Collier. sheriff Of Mont
gvfa-ry county. was nled and approved. The hrst
Traitor of Christian I. Seaman, deceased, was
Residents Of the vicinity OF Potomac were agree
alb! -Itertained a few nights ago by play given
~ Miss Leila Seha, 7er in the public school house
al that place Music was pleasant feature OF the
SEE. ~ gorE1iI1 snI MIis k.ssis HrnaTS ~
pvtu.lic. The Potonla, Cornet Band was also In
attehlAIice and rendered some fine pieces. The lit
cred by Sir. Hampton Jones Those taking the
principal parts In the play We're Misses Leila
Nellie Alder and Bessie Bready. Messrs Albert
Alder. David Bready and Hampton Jones. Mrs.
Mon s"nrry ClAsett, Is the BARONESS gave general
TIE annual meeting Of the Agricultural Society
for III, purpose OF electinz Officers for the ensun,:
year and the transaction Of such other business as
nay come refore il will be held at the town hall
this place, on Wednesday January I3, at IL am.
II Is fun".sd that there will De- considerable change
III he ofii"crs OF the society:
Cards out for the marriage Of Miss Rosa j.
IL. dIIu. daughter Of VIM. H. Purdum Of Brown
inssrIlle. and Mr.. Samuel II. Browning OF Jams
IN Bethesda VI. T.. Church.
Kew Arthur \ Johns will conduct services in
2 PHI MF. Johns and sou have Just returned
from n-gnths sit 70 friends in North Carolina.
l-e rlrFA oI the circuit court has issued a m1r
Guy B. Brady and Rose B. Offutr,
\ New Year eve daree. Thursday evening. De-
C.no~r 81. viii be given by thu young gentlemen
he steel bridge over Little Seneca on the line Of
the Netrup0!itan branch railroad wnich has been
IN course Oi ructipn for several months will
b. cgmp!eted this week. 1t is 800 feet long and
TL- eounty missioners held meeting here
On Tuesday and among large business
bridge accounts Il. T. White, SIS 43; Fout Lumber
GompSny. 81. 10; Christopher Lnhn. $40; W. II.
IEas SIS; " B Ghches,er. assessor 'aa sai4sS ,Si
g. }. Mai,ioI. surveyor SIS; Leonard Weir, jr,
Wa 6 ~ysr % @ Sc so Henry keS
s3a% s,a s'ssssor = si24; T $ kiI.. r.zi.iratien.
ep $3.50 Henry yfaH' osG II Seea s7ao faTseiSs Edw
F6.a Fsl"4a ~ " " w.vpeT Ps[dg@ y .s Io.sPa
sS $ss4les S% H1:y Ssy.i s,S: + + SS4.s S.s
. -; George r Davis, 81. 20; Carroll D. Judson.
a si Sas5F w1 Ey@aSned 4 %ard . ,anss Ea~ea es!,s
s'; az. 4 rASrenss VT Ie,1 A WHIT 81 s9 5no VIII
wads 80 2San so ISIsisyn ssIssy; TS 4 %m 5m..
Aytna, sT20: W W. Lewis So 90: IL l. PIacL
g ~; Walter r. Lindsay. $50; George W. Meem
$40: ThOs ". Birney, 81. 70; Charles b. Jones
$50; Charles b. Murphy, 50 90; VIM T. Lynch
500; Mason Havener. % 80; VIM. n. Fulks, 81 %
fiward D. Lewis SO 90; j " Emmett 81 30: w
T. Shaw, 81 90
Mr- Flora 3. cahen h.s sold to Henry T. Ernest
hSg.s and d eS s,Tsted In !s1etn the eastern
Christmas tree entertainment for the Sunday
s,h9ol pupils VIII be held at St. GahrIers Catholic
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