Evening star., 1898-09-17

Great Fall" to Potomac and located in Parry s
M IiaL at the latter place gave social entertain
last, last fine SUPPER was provided for the large
ionrshing lodges in this section of the state
The II lowing transfers of real estate have been
recorded In the office of the clerk of the circnt
mick, small tract of lind; $3.50 John L. Weaver
to John Green. ehalf acre of lard; $50 James
as 40 aso ssi at Woodnont se25 s'e"1 James I}s B.
called Delay" S. Fest George W. Warfal,i
to James d Young. part of tract; 81 ,o75 s5.
land called Addition to Rays Adventure; -
s2.ocQ; John R. Batson to Martha A. Adams, lot
have m been awarded by the trustees to Ralph +
Leonidas Adamson. Edward Dawson and Wm
Robertson There We're sixteen applications for
At the last meeting of the school commission
ers the appointments of James F. Byrne and Miss
tees We're appointed follows: At Forest Glen
A. n. Proctor, James N. Eagle and R. A. Fen
Perry. resigned at Spencerville. n. H. Phair
Charles Wm IS 4%sler @ ,:a and John Batson at oney
The following business transacted in the
orphans' court Tuesday: An application was filed
for the admission to probate of the last will and
testament of Charlotte A. Offutt ceased APP
pication for letters of administration on the ner
Sarah F. Shoemaker. James p. Young and Chas
H. Hardy. administrators of Jacob Young, passed
their first and final account and made distribution
At the meeting of the county commissioners
reads and other bills were passed and ordered TO
be pHid: Charles Horkins s49. 50; Jesse Stewart
@ ST. rh1@"s F1S5sncs stgsS Watkins
$T292; James H. Cue S25 20: John w. Brown
Rs5s, ipthsr sIa iSgns s1 g So J. Berry ss
George W. Higgins. $7l.3o; Netley r. Trail
20: T., Idsa a'ssmy s.ss7 D sz N WswaTa
Rev. II. Kemp of Baltimore will aid in pro-
tracted meeting to he held in Upper Seneca Bap-
t'st Church commencing the 25th instant
Mr. E. 4. Perry of r"tomac has con menced the
place.
Mr.. Philip Stone of Potomac district who has
tain Lake Park. returned hcme a few days ago
much improved in foalth.
Of this town. died suddenly in Baltimore county
Tresday mornins last The funeral took place
home of the mother Of the deceased.
An exchange of the hoI Sc and lot belonging to
vile. for the property belonging to Mrs. Eta
Warren, consisting of six acres of land. Au-
Todd Mxw. tb wiz ttln giesueu sap Of Ren
well Of the Christian Church at this place had
cne of his fingers crushed in cider mill wednes-
day evening last Ampntation became necessary.
Sergt. Will Reading of Company X 1st Mary
land Regiment. which was recruited at this place.
is home on a five lays furlough. He says the
health of the regiment was excellent while at
Fort Monroe and that the boys much pleased
with their new home at imp Meade. Pa. Sergt.
Duvall Chambers Of Poolesyille and Corp. Lay of
Takoma. both of the company, have been
hcnorahly discharged
Mr. James ,icEetts, near Potomac. this county.
died last Wednesday morning about O'Clock, of
~ Thod fever. He had been sick for several weei;s
and until recently it thought he had passed
the crisis. hlt within the last few days he stead
lily grew worse. He leaves a widow and four chill
drcn. He about fifty years of age
The public schools Of the county opened for the
fall term Thursday with a large attendance Of
pupils.