Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-21
ROCKVILLE.

Inc following adli !Onal eases hay, been lisnos.d
Oh III the circuit court: John Harriss and wife VS.
t,ie haitilnore and Ohio Railroad Company; YER
met Tor defendant. Margaret j. Waters by Geo
i. Waters, next friend. VS.. George +. Snouff.rs;
jury failed 10 agree. Rudolph Go!dscimdt vs.
Manche II. Meline; verdict for defendant. Same
vs. S LOUIS D. Meline; Judgment for s35242l
iiorac. ID: Waters vs.. VIM. q. Cniswell: Judgment
Monday until Thursday. when the criminal docket
Was taken Up. ON Thursday "A Iarg, mumter of
Illnesses maze their appearance. before the yra;,d
Randolph lynching case Vi '''e
and testament of Martha Uc.nr wa ,s l i" VIII ,
probate and record. The last will and testament
O. VENT WnG n nr was ill for record. Harrison
Ihird account. +. Lloyd Fawcutt executor Of
Janet lie, passed his hrst account
HE fan meeting, IF the Teachers Asso, In ion Of
,i rtF VIII DE he'll 1t tie public school house.
tnls place, on the 18th instant, with the following
Prosr,m OF rAercises: Music: paper. History and
GieosIaphy and Their Relation 10y Frank An
d drew; papers; WHAT 10 10 With the First Year
L. MiAnr Fi'e-innute talks papers on How
Shall Shall We Iss Friday Af'srnooIs:' by Misses
}. W. Darby and II. NJ. Davis Discussion nav
follow papers on elcn subject.
. Union Thanksgiving sersrc will be held Thurs
day. 26ih instant. in the Presbyteri Church a.
ms place. with the following order of exercises:
third, SOM; fourth. reading of Scripture by Rev.
Nair s Mltl"e sar f,h. prayer Ly Rev L. Nc
prayer 10y Rev. r. Il. hewitt; eighth Offering fer
1 me- poor. to he given in charge of the King 5
DstShlcrs' hihth. song and bcnciction The
take part in the meeting.
No, K.ckvnie Chapter of the Montgomery County
Ai"ihit Vernon Association Will hold its regular
quarterly meeting ut the court house Friday nth
instant. this date being also the occasion Of the
teachers institute. There will be Il joint meet ing
which Will be addressed by Mr.. Charles W. Pretty
man
The clerk of the circuit court has issued mar
rage licenses 10 the following persons: Joshua T.
Hill and Florence $. Neclouse: John H. Nicholson
and ,Therab Sexton; VIM. p. Hickman and Mary ~
Ms. Annie NJ. Dichl of Wilmington Del. is WIS.,
itihg her brother, Mr.. John NJ. Hcagy, at this
place
Rev. Arthur s. Johns accompanied bv his SON.
Mea i! hn % ms left here "Wednesday for three
nuaily takes trip to North Carolina during the
hunting season and Is always very successful
The new dwelling house OF the Monococy Gene
terry, to replace the building desi royed by fire some
months ago has been complet ed at cost of 81 ,,,
This cemetery is one of the oldest in this part of Ia.
sae. some OF the tomsiones in it having dates
anrihg the middle Of the last century.
The issue OF bonds 10 the amount Of 500 600 for
the purpose OF an increased water supply for Rock
vile viii be offered TO bidders December o. 1886
by the mayor and council of the town After the
bonds are disposed Of contracts will be made for
the work.
The following transfers Of real estate have been
recorded in the office of the clerk of the circuit
court t., Charles e. Wood to Thomas J. Sherwood.
to NJ: J, Wine. lot g. block ca, Takona Park :
$. II: W. Talbot to Thomas c. IIomiIlcr ILL.,
to Eta Warner. 5ia acres OF land near Bcanc:
$. Francis NJ. Eallowcll to Jennie D. Fuller 81,
acres , Of land mar Sandy Spring: $3.50 Margaret
nnkee, 81 acres of land near Burnt Mills; $500
Vim. /. Lyon 10 Beverly T. Galloway. lot L. sec
T. Duin, two lots in Wheatley's subdivision of
Joseph's Park; 81 100. Joseph ID. Moon To Timothy
Ctvanaugh. 3rjs, acres of land: SI0WH Rufus i
6nrdett" to trustees of Methodist Church. lot at
Damascus $.
Hog cholera is reported as prevailing to large
fnnr in thn VII init p..f Ili,.-n