Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-03

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The entries for places on the democratic primary
keth viii b.t close July and at present It is not
COUNTY The following candidates for nomination
house Of delegates: John Q; CLARK, mos W Win:
4. Ecclrston. John W. keichner II and VIM Frank
Mgini for clerk Of the circuit court, John W. Col
Clark and James Andt rson; for register of Wills:
H. Clinton Allrutt George c: Dawson and Alfred
,. Howard. John L West. Horton q. Thompson.
VIM; II. Rabbit, Salathiel T. Mullican and Joseph
W f9F tSs .ss q & % H.
3: Young. Philip b. souder and John Wesley
In the orphans court Tuesday the following
business was transacted The last will and testa-
bate and record; Charles Colnsgrue, administrator
Of James Barnes, deceased. passed his first and
for letters Of administration the personal estate
Of W. Scott Stasmith. deceased.
Choate esq, of this place, left for California on
a through express train, which was stopped here
large .A auSer Of her young friends assembled
the station to bid her goodbye. Miss Choate Is
very popular with the Rockville young people, and
she carries with her their hearty weli,wshes. She
will be absent several weeks.
=, picnic under the auspices of the Kings Valley
Cornet Band will be given in Williams woods.
near Cedar Grove. the 18th instant. clay pigeon
shooting contest win take place at 10 an and
Judge Henderson, in the circuit court. has dis
missed the bill Of complaint filed by VIM. u. SeIby
to subject the lands of which Mrs. Mary A. Case
died, seized and possessed. TO the payment Of two
sented by Messrs. Anderson end BouIc and the
defendant by Mr. Robert b. Peter
union prayer meeting will be held in tile
Christian church Mt this place the evening OF
Wednesday. July L. Mr.. George H. Lamar leader.
A program of exercises has been arranged and the
meeting will be participated in by Revs. Arm
strong strong. Edwards shslboune MeAair nnd NIL,
Allen The musical exercises will be conducted
by Prof. Trail.
The county commissioners held a meeting We'd
nesday and signed the tax levy for the present
year Contrary to general expectation for the pas
few months the rate of taxation was not raised,
but remains the same last year. The county
tax Is placed ut SSA cents on the $780, the state
tax being In cents on the 800, making total
expense: Alnshouse s., 4o5; attorneys fees. 3d.
e2Se7; assessing, s.. 5yl ss bridges. s4.1al ~
stables. s9os44; clerk circuit SQUIRT. s2,o2a 81
bonds and S Interest 81 t' s Sss
elections 49, 75l.72 fuel, $3.50; INDECENT insane,
$4oa. 49, jani.or, $500: local board of health ssh
orphans court 1913; printing. 81, 45o: paupers'
S. 755; register Of Wills s5s7 removed cases, sis
roads sls,2oo 81; sheriff, ss95oO9; surveying s6I
taxes In error VII 80 witness certificates, $oI -
miscellaneous, 81, sol SO.
The Ever Ready Circle OF the Kings Daughters
will meet ut the residence of Mr. Groomes Tuesday
afternoon July q, at $3.50 O'clock when the election
Of officers will take place.
William II. Fillmore and Peyton Poole were
brought here Monday. charged with burning the
house of Mrs. Charles Young at Cedar Grove some
months ago They had u hearing before justice
Jones and discharged.
The regular monthly meeting of the w. c. T. L.
will be held Monday next, July 5, at ) o'clock, at
the home of Mrs Josephine Fowler
will be held at Kensinston July 10.
Mr.. Charles Bready. an old resident of this
county, is Ill at his home in Brookevilc.
A call has been made by the vestry of the
Protestant Episcopal Church at Brookeville to fill.
the vacancy accustomed by the death OF Rev. VIM
H. Laird, but selection has as yet been made