Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


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| It's form and pressure"
| Ida, Iowa, has only female druggists.
President Grants salary amounts to $l3o.72
each day.
O'Brien is to be sent TO the peniteniiary at
Albany.
A father and two sons have become broth
ers-in-aw, in Iowa, by marrying three sisters.
Fifteen women have been qualified as cleo
tors by the selectmen of Wnham, Conn.
awe find that he came to his death from
calling Bill Jackson liar" was the verdict
of coroner's jury in Missouri.
! That was a smart boy who asked his father
| If "Hou" attached to the name Of n member
of Congress, meant honest.
The widow of Foster, hanged in New York
on Friday last, is utterly FRUSTRATED and is
not expected 10 live.
Tommy corrected his mother for saying that
he was all over dirt. The dirt was all over
| him.
Burbridge Brock, Esq, of Salisbury, Nd,
has an umbrella that he has owned for so
years. Well bet he never loaned it. The Eas-
tern Soremon is responsible for this story.
| Charles Goodrich was murdered in his house
in New York, and the premises robbed by bur
glars, on Thursday night, the goth. Three
bullets were found imbedded in his brain.
| Mary NJ, wife of Hon. Reverdy johnson,
died in Baltimore last Wednesday, in the 10th
year Of her age She was daughter of Gov.
Robert Bowie, of Maryland.
Miss Ellen L. Fletcher, of Charleston, N
H., having learned the trade has opened n
| jewelers. shop, and the watches of the young
men in town are out Of order in consequence.
The number of persons out of employment
in Philadelphia is appalling. One insertion of
an advertisement for clerk in railroad Of
fee brought 9s5 applicants in single day.
A Raleigh IN. O. dispatch says young
woman who eloped with negro last Thurs
day was taken home, but the negro escaped the
party in pursuit, who intended TO lynch him.
A Connecticut man who has worn a hat
forty years says it has been in fashion seven
times Old hats are always in fashion 10
certain extent, ifa man hasn't got money to
buy new one.
A bill has been introduced in the Indiana
Legislature giving ministers fees of from SIS
to $40 for preaching funeral sermons, and
more if the estate exceeds $l0O, O0O the same
to be a lien on the estate of the deceased.
A dispatch from New York announces the
death in that city yesterday of Mrs. John Lee
Carroll, of Maryland. Mrs Carroll was the
wife of the present Senator from Howard Co, .
and was the daughter of Royal Phelps, Esq,
New York.
Commodore Vanderbilt has given another
$500, 900 for the purpose OF erecting large
seminary for girls, on the grounds of the Mo-
rayan Church, at New Drop, Staten Island,
to be built upon the plan Of the seminary at
Bethlehem, Pa, also endowed by the Commo-
dore
From PRsoN TO THE Mdrriageof Jes-
Sc W. Uppercu.-On Thursday evening Jesse
W Uppercu, whose name has figured so promi
nently before the public for the past year in
connection with his two trials in the criminal
court, and finally acquitted, was married to
Miss Laura Hildebrant at her parents resi-
dence, 81 South Poppleton street. Among
other specially invited guests were Judge
Ingis and John H. Poe, his counsel, who de-
Tended his case so ably at the recent trials
The officiating minister was Rev. Scott Norris,
pastor of the Starr Methodist Protestant
Church. After the ceremony the large com
pany present were handsomely entertained,
and several toasts of congratulatory charac-
ter were proposed, and elected happy responses
from Judge Inglis, Mr.. Poe, and others. The
bride was tastefully attired in silk OF light
shade, and wore wreath of orange blossoms
and flowing veil of lace, while the groom wore
a suit of conventional black Last evening
Mr.. Uppercu and his wife visited Washington,
where, after remaining day or two, they
will so on direct to New York, where they
will complete their bridal tour.-Balo. Ga
zette, 22d