Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-13
ROCKVILLE.

The following transfers of real estate have been
recorded in the Office of the clerk of the circuit
court: Julius C. Burrows ct al to James Kelley,
lot 5. block }, lots and L. block 4. Linl len. $,
Charles w Prettyman and others 10 ]. W. All
nHtt part of tract Of lind called Belmont,
81 4S4-3TI2; John Gillilsnd ct al. to James \.
Hurley lot No. l. in division Of the real estate of
Jones Hawkins $500; Phil. H. Tuck. attorney. to
FINES E. Barbour tract called Hard Struggle,
s5Isl; VIM Il Poole to James r. Proctor,
aud a halt acres Of land near Poolesvtle, s4I2o;
Pin. H. Turk. attorney to Samuel n George,
trustee. lot L. block "A, Takoma Park, $4,000; E
G. Davis to George Il. Townsend, lot 10, block 1,
North kehsington, $3.50; Samuel h. George, trtis-
tee to Mary Wine, lot 4, block "A, Takona Park,
81 2eo; Thomas P. Yoods ard TO Diana II. Ds5-
pard lots and z block II, Takona Park, s1sT SO;
lanes Hoisey to Rufus b Day, part OF tract OF
land s.
The county commissioners, at their regular me,t-
connected with county affairs The following bills
gers examined passed and ordered to be paid: Z.
Tosd 81 70: E. H Bieketts. road SOLOS: :. u.
Gr.rath. road. SIS. 20; Z. Deets, road, 81; g. H.
kssy sEadss SEE G,,1 Ih2gs ss,ns s2a5
Thompson plking. $3.50; Thomas j. Eobey. bridge,
$50. %; w H. Darby road si929; W. l. Sio sili
ZIG: Engineering News Publishing Company. i'd
Dreamer. Rad. SOS 30; NJ E. wan, piking, s2a Is;
Lawrence Hogan, pikins. s2oi H. G. Williams,
Sierir Thompson has lodged in Jail here negro
man named Buck Keys, who Is charged with set,
sng on re August the BAN gah1 r anu
hear Avsnel- Keys was arrested IN washington
appointed justice Of the peace by Governor
.Lowrdes-
teers. which recruited at this place, has been
tried by court martial at Fortress Monroe and
found guilty Of stealing and pawnins a quantity
OF clothing and blankets the property OF the lHted
States. Carter was given a dshoncrable discharge
and eed TO Imprisonment for one year at
The beard Of supervisors of election for this
roGnty has appointed the following judges and
elerks Of election: First district-Henry H. Grit
fth. judge; ". d. Bell. clerk. republicans; Joseph
N. Pope. judge, Lloyd G Colltnowsr. clerk, demo
Charles Is. Murphy, clerk. republicans; Vim. Z.
King. judge; VIM W. Lewis, clerk, democrats.
HeIspefgsr CLERK rrpubieans Saassn D. Poole b.
Judge; Lawrence A White, clerk, democrats.
FOURTH distTietnFirss precinct. Charles Z. Gar
second precinct. William Il. Lyddane, judge; NJ.
Donaldson Knight. clerk. democrats. Fifth dis
Ter. CLERK. republicans; William E. Shaw. Judge;
Charles FOLSOM. clerk democrats. Sixth district
Pabiicans: Charles J. LyddaEe. Judge; Maynard
Hoyle, clerk. democrats. Seventh district-Miles
Ninian NJ Perry. judge: Nm. y Wilson clerk
democrats Eighth distriet-Charies H. Shaw
T. Bentley. Judge; George f. White clerk, demo
Gratis Ninth distriet-James Gooeb. Judge; w
Neon, judge VIM s. WADE ,' cesi C dsa sra w.
Tenth dstriet1Henry NJ Glagett. Judge; Clarence
L. BLACK judge; o. o. Baker. clerk republicans
j: Newton Eanlert Judge; CIagett e. Hilton
CLERK democrats. Twelfth distrfct-Joseph NJ Bar,
dette' Judge Columbus F. Purduln. clerk republi-
ears; Thompson Williams, judge James f. DuyaIi
Clerk democrats. Thirteenth disIriet-Auglstus "
smith. judge; Charles Peters clerk, Republicans:
democrats - ~' Nie'N'
The following business was transacted I'm the
StpndDs court: Samuel A. Jones m tor
Francis 3 Jones, deceased. passed bis nrst and
MAJ MAJ account and made distributions. H. NJ Tai
6ott MS appointed guardian % Roger Apuie and
Percie Thompsol-bond, 81 500
Mr. Thomas Johnson and daughters of India IA
Ee.,.s,o, al tne home OF Mr. Benjamin Johnson,
Mrs J. l. Burdette and Miss Byrtle Young OF
=, 1851 are are ssiuns Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bird
Miss Llnnie 5. Wood of the Columbus. Ohio.
Soi.asI ssheol Is guest Of Mrs Ii. r. Springer
Ars Fannie Green and sOn Of Baltimore are
Ar and Mrs. James L. Ayton Of LaytensyilIs
sEnoGnce the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Utah.
The beard OF directors of the Agricultural So
fair. on august 81 and 81 and September l and =
They found the fair grounds II: fine condition and
no repairs TO buildings necessary. Some changes
that viii be conducive to the comfort Of patrons
were ordered The committee races reported
god prospects for their department. a number of
entries having beea already received. The super
intendents Of cattle reported many apEica ons for
stalls aAd pens. and that all OF them VIII be fun
becoming no.ed mainly through the annual erhi-
biticns. IL ordered that no changes be made
In the rules governing poultry exhibits. Several
bids for supplying music were presented and IL was
decided 10 give the patrons of the fair q treat in
hat line This year by employing websr's Band OF
THIS haea win be on hand an -four days Of ths
secretary. read list OF arposntnents made By
him. which were confirmed and are follows: