Evening star., 1898-09-17
HIATTSNILLE.

| Mr. and Mrs. II. F.. White, who have heen
| spending few weeks at Atlantic City, have re-
| tu-rod.
Mr.. Costello has resumed his duties as principal
| of the Hyattsyille pu.lic school, which opened
| Thursday last.
| Mrs. \. Leakin and daughter of Baltimore are
| visiting her son. 7. NJ Leakin.
Mr.. and Mrs. s scller of this place have re-
| moved to Cheney, Wis. where they will perma-
| nently reside.
Lieut.. King of the District Volunteers has re-
tuIEcd to his home in the village.
Miss Clark Of virginia is the guest of her sis
ter, Nus. J. II. II Drukin.
iir. Everett rufcur of the 9TH MARYLAND Regi-
ment is at his home in this village.
Mrs Ashton has returned from a visit in south
Miss NayIor of Jessups, Nd, is visiting her sis
ter MIS- H. y. Dorsey jr.
of Re-. ard Mrs {. J. 8 Mayo
Mrs. Holiday Of ELston Md. who has been Wis
itins her daughter, Mrs. l. H. Campbell, has gone
Miss versn Berry of Washington is visiting
her aunt. Mis- J: c. Kobinsun
Mr.. I4owndcs Wells has gene to Westminster
where he will resume his studies in college.
Miss NJ. b. Sutton is visiting friends in Bal
Ir. Clifford s. Cox who went with the District
''iahtr'is I" Santiago as surgeon. is at his home
At meeting held by the brotherhood of St
Andrew. AZ the Pinkney Memorial Church WeCines-
day the following gentlemen were selected to at
tend the annual convention. to be held in Baltf-
mere from september ~ to October 2 Delegates:
MeSSrs. J. II; burnside, C.. f.: Carr; altcrnatcs
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the chapter
It"mas havase arraigned before Justice
hai'E tuesday Ei"rning ON the charge of assault
and battery on George Payne of Landover. To
Suhs'ahtlate the charge Payne appeared with an
u-t! E5Sh III thc back of his head. Davage de-
nanGed Jury trial. aud was held under S2o9 bond
ne was taken to Marlboro to appear at the Uc-
toher term If
Mr.; cartrisht of the District Volunteers. who
ulI dGtE III santiago, has returned to his home IN
At a meeting of school commissioners Monday
ILe i"ii"Wing orders were passed: Ordered that
itEry Short be appointed trustee of colored school
No. =. OF the eighth district; that the examiner
il,'ke nee .ssary repairs t" Bladeusburg school;
mat the present board cf trustees Of IandoyeT
school be changed; that the bond Of Mary Bland
iGrd. appointed TO the scholarship at the Western
MaryIani college. be approved: mat Princes trst
ami second grade arithmetic be supplied to the
C"oT'l school for the use of the pupils: that the
| Maryland College be awarded to Master F Wrhh
tflihth: that MessTs. l. $. Burroughs and William
e. Tippctt be paid s17.50 Zach for hmIding r
Maryland College. " ''"
The board acquired to meet subject to the call
OF the president or secretary.
At recent meeting Of the county commissioners
th+ Tii'minE ~, business WIS transacted: Ordered
De adopted that ar assessment on four and thre.
quarter acres, in name Of Jacob Douglas be re
20" On road leading from Turnpike to Sheriff road.
That all supervisors be forbidden to do any work
e! hausted their regular appropriations And thar
II thiS order is desrcgarded bills will be rejected:
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levy OF 1897 in hands of p. F. Castle and nlana
president. '''-'
Several road and bridge accounts were ordered
laid. i' 0iueteu
At recent meeting of the orphans court the
IoIlnNhg business was transacted: Ordered that
Ihe nfst ana final account of George W. Brashears
SURVIVING executor of Anne 7. Brashears deceased
De passed, and that Richard Z. Brandt be ap
ceased; penalty of bond $3.50. r. NJ Underwood
ana p Barry appointed appraisers
Mr. aid Mrs Charles H. Welsh have returned
from s01ourn at Atlantic City.
1rcf Frank Dufour Of Lehigh University who
has been visiting his mother. has gone back to
Mrs. NJ b Davis is visiting friends in Chicago
Miss EuGn OF Cincirnati Ohio. is the guest of
Mrs. G II. Smith.
The Pinkney Memorial Sunday school onene1 last
Sunday. Nf A@''
Thomas Coy5n. station hand. employed on the
Alexandria branch of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road. while endeavOring Wednesday morning to re
move croSStie from the track. slipped and in fall
1ng strHck his back another tie. His injury Mt
first was considered triiug, but later he was re-
moved 10 his home the section car. Medical
assistance was summoned and it was found he had
Received severe sprain.
Edward Staton, a colored man. employed on the
farm of Mr.. George Seaton, about three miles west
COW Thursday morning. Seaton went into q field
adjoining the stable and endeavored to drive
young calf out of the pasture. Not being able to
get the calf along he attempted carry it out
when the COW attacked him and threw him down
gOring. him badly in the side and but for the ar
rival of several cOlored attracted by his cries
for help, he would have been killed.