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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

ONE PIANO, good as new; l Eight-Day
Fesler Clock, Sidehoard, Bureau / Book
Case, Reclining Sick Chair, Fire-Proof
Safe, Coal Stove, brilliant several other
Stoves, Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Feath-
er Beds, Underbeds, Bedding and Bedsieads,
Cane-Bottom Parlor Chairs, several Rocking
and other Chairs, Looking Glasses, Crockery
and Glassware, Washstands, Carpets Straw
Mating, Hat Rack, Kitchen tables, Buckets,
and many other articles. Also, Wheelbar-
row and Ladder.
TERMS.-A credit of six months will be
given on all sums above Ten Dollars, the pur-
chaser giving his note with security approved
by the Executors, and bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
W. VEIRS B0UIC,
S.CLARK VEIRS,
EDWARD NJ. VEiRS,
ap l7-2tn Executors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

The Local 0ptionists carried Worcester
county at special election on Tuesday, by
4l3 majority.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

The State tax for The year 1874 is 20 sic
cents on the $l00 value. The increase has
been rendered necessary by the numerous APP
preparations made for charitable purposes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

DUEL NEAR New ORLEANs.--A few days ago
a duel was fought near New Orleans between
Alfred b. Philips, an attorney at law, and
Aristide Bienvenu, a wealthy citizen. The
affair grew oui Of a lawsuit against Bienvenu,
in which Philips was counsel. At the close
Of the trial Mrs Bienvenu went to the clerks
office, whittier Mr., Philips following, he was
met by the lady who upbraided him for the
course he had pursued in the case. The case
was referred to Mr. Bienvenu, husband Of the
lady, who further insulted Mr.. Philips. A
challenge ensued, and Bienvenu was shot thro
the brain at the first FIRE, producing instant
death. Weapons, shot guns loaded with ball,
distance forty PAGES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

ANOTHER Cranes Limestone Valley Grange
Patrons Of Iiusbandry was organized Thurs
day, April goth, near GAINESVILLE, Howard
county, Nd, by Washington Bowie, Deputy,
with the following officers: John s. Watkins,
NJ; James Harlan, o.; Wm. Clarke, Jr. S.;
Chas 6. Linthicam, T.; DR.. Wm. Hardy, L.;
Lloyd Linthicum, c.; John j Hardy, s.;
Geo. W. o'Donnell, A. S; Frank Pallet G.
X; Mrs. DR.. Hardy, c.. Mrs. james Harlan,
p; Mrs. John Hardy Fl Miss Mary A Clarke,
LAS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

The Augusta ga Constitu,onalist says :
ut is now definitely settled that the condition
Of Mr.. Stephens health will force him TO re-
turn home at once, and there is something
saddening in The announcement, as MIR. Ste
phens will probably never again visit the cap
ital oflhe nation, where, even in his declining
years, he impressed public opinion with his
innate greatness
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24


CREMATION or burning of the dead is a
subject which has been discussed in the New
York papers for some time past, and is now
taken hold OF by the scientists, who are max :
ing experiments by the burning Of bodies of
animals as u test of the weight of ashes left af-
Ter u body had been burned. Several promi-
nent Scientific Professors in New York are ad-
vocates ofcremaion in preference to the pres
ent mode Of bnrying the dead, The subject
has attracted much attention in Europe and
America, but we imagine it will be long time
before The American people viii adopt prac-
tice so ahhorrent to the better feelings Of our
nature. Furnaces are 10 be made for the pur-
pose and the process to be rendered as simple
rs possible. In one case Professor burned
the body of dog weighing 81 pounds, the
time Of neremation was about d hours and
the weight of the ashes left pounds $40
ounces, which would give for the weight of
ashes of a body weighing l62 pounds, pounds
6 9-l0 ounces. The question of burning the
dead is one that will have but few advocates.
We notice, however, that bill has been in
troduced into the New York Legislature for
the incorporation OF an incremation society
for burning the dead, with a capital stock OF
$50, 900.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

Town MEETNe.-The Taxpayers of Rock
vile are requested to meet at the Court House
on Friday, May Isl, a, 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, TO
nominate three Commissioners to serve for the
ensuing year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24
ADJOURNED MEETING.
NJ . II L q E.

NJ q II L q Es-
ALL persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to me, either by note or
open account, are requested to settle the
same, as further indulgence cannot be
VIM. JONES, Jr.
apr 24-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

The communication on County Roads"
came TO hand loo late for this weeks paper,
the length of the article preventing its publi-
cation. Win be attended to next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

The WEATHER. The month of April has
been called the weeping month, I" how justly
let the past few days answer. The rain fall
was continuous for near twenty days, and had
a depressing effect. 1t will take good many
'Alay flowers to be made by these "April
showers" to compensate for the gloom of the
past few days. Irvng's description Of a wet
day at a Country Inn,' is good reading in dry
weather. Send on your flowers, Miss Flora
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

We certify that the aforegoing is a true
copy of an act passed January session 1874
A. GASSAWAY,
Sec. Senate
MILTON Y. KIDD,
ap24-3t Chief Clerk Ho. of Del
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24
Rockville, April 20, IA. St. Mgy's Church
For the Sentinel.

For the Sentinel.
Mr.. Edaor,-As corn planting will soon be
here, think you would confer lasting favor
on your patrons and citizens by again pub
fishing az reminder, the importance of using
a solution of copperas on seed corn. ! had
such astonishing results last Spring, and be-
lieve all who pow late this Spring will be
troubled with cut-worm, ] am exceedingly
anxious for all TO try it, and il might be well
to keep it before the public until corn plant
ing, say 10Th of May, and you can add. the
Maryland Farmer says Sperm Oil isa specific
for Bots in horses. ]. l.. duFIEF.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

THE CENTENNIAL is looking up since the libe-
raj subscriptions made in Philadelphia. A bill
to appropriate three million Of dollars TO the
Centennial Exposition was presented in Con-
gress on Monday last, and showed more
strength than its friends anticipated. 1t was
made the special order for the 9Th Of May by a
vote Of l54 TO &C. If conducted in the proper
spirit good may result from proper celebra-
ton of the one hundred birthday of American
independence. But It ii be done with a view
TO give out fat contracts and install system
OF peculation, il had better be Abandoned at
least the Congress had better keep its fingers
out of the pie" The people have had enough
of Sanborn contracts, Mobiler investigations,
and the like, TO last for century. Congress
is rather committed to the centennial, and il
may be tie bill will pass. II the last vestige
of discord among the people OF the States
could be obliterated from their minds by this
commingling of the people from Nil parts Of The
Union and BY the Interchange of ciyilities, thus
creating reciprocal good feeling, good would
be the result and the nation once more boast
of Il free, united and happy people.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

The famous Elilxall Touring mills in Rich
mond, Virginia, were destroyed by fire on
Tuesday night last. They were the most ey-
tensive nouring-mills in the world, having a
grinding capacity Of |, 200 barrels a day. -
Loss estimated at $500, 900, mostly covered by
insurance.
MASSACHUSETTS Standardization Wash
burn has been selected to fill the unexpired
term of Mr.. Sumner in the U. S Senate. His
election is regarded as triumph over the But
Ter faction.
Relief going forward to The sufferers by
the food in Louisiana. Boston, New York
and other places are doing nobly. 1t is now
stated that there are 25, 600 persons ruined by
the food.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24
Remember the number is
ia Bridge Street,
GE0RGEToBN, d. C.

Nal also call the attention of Cosntry
Merchants TO my WHOLESALE DEPART
MENT which is stocked with GOODS desi-
rable for their trade and season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24
ap24st
EXECUTORS SALE.

THE subscribers, as Executors of Samuel
Il G. Veirs, deceased, will sell at public
auction to the highest bidders, at the late res
idenee of said deceased, in Rockville,
On SATURDAY, 25th of April. 1874,
at o'clock, P. NJ, the following
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE. VIZ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-24

VETo or she FINANCE BILL.-The President
has vetoed the finance bill recently sent 10 him
for his signature onth ground that the bill
would increase The circulation 500, 600, 900,
less only the amount held MS reserve by the
banks. The President says, the theory is a
departure from the true principles Of finance,
and its approval would be departure from
every message sent by him 10 Congress The
inflat!onisis ale mad and threaten the forna-
tion of a new party.
In Rochester N. r., and in Boston, ono hum
dred guns we're ired IN honor Of The event.
The Arkansas lMpRocrIo.-Th is trouble
in Arkansas about the Goyernorship. The
gentlemen contending for the honor Of filling
the gubernatorial chair OF Arkansas are Elisha
Baxter and Joseph Brooks. In 1879 an cleo
ton was held, and although Brooks was elect
ed Governor by several thousand majority
things were so arranged that Baxter was
''counred i'm by counting OUT some four
teen counties in which Brooks had obtained
large majorties Baxter was inaugurated. In
short time The caba by whom he was elected
wanted money and some new regulations by
which they might perpeuate their power,
were disguised 10 find that Baxter would take
no part in their rascaliiies. This aroused his
former supporters and they appealed to Brooks
to contest The election, avowing Irregularities
in Baxter's return. The Legislature canvassed
those retnrus and decided in favor Of Baxter,
the Supreme Court concluding that the Court
had no jurisdiction in the case, as the Legisla-
ture had passed upon it. Another effort TO
remove Baxter failed last fall. AT length, in
the absence Of all the Justices but one, and Of
Baxter's COUNSEL Brooks obtained Judgment
for the Office, and with company of armed
men, soon after the decision, ousted Baxter
and took the oath Of office. This is a short
history of The case. Both parties have troops
al command, but as yet no blood has been
shed. Baxter has appealed to the President TO
sustain him, but remembering Louisiana, that
high official tells him the matter must be set
tied by the Courts Of the State.
Federal troops are or the ground with au-
ihority to prevent any breach of the peace.
A dispatch from Little Rock, Arkansas on
Monday evening, says '.There is no change
in the position. company of United States
soldiers occupies the telegraph office and the
Gazette building A few additional compa-
mics have been added TO Baxters force, and
one TO Brookss men. Both sides are resting
on their arms. y
The Legislature has been called on to meet,
TO settle The difficulties.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-01-30
succession de Gu.tave wyble.

TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
~ Bile Ia Conr des Preuves, de Ia Paroisse St.
Landry, il sefa Velldu APencan publique, au plus
offrant encheriSseur, par lie soltssignG admins
trateur GU un eneanteur public, il la derniere
residence du d6fnnt pres du pont de Rider en-
cette paroisse, 10 MARDT, 10 Fevrier, 1874, les
prOpri6tes ci-apres d6crites, appartenant 4 Ia
succession de Gustave Wyble, dGeede, SAVIOR:
l. I'm certain moroccan de terre, cGntenant
vingt-cinq arpents, ensemble avec t0utes les b.
tisseS ct ameliorations qui sly trouVent, situ6
pres du pOnt de Rider, dams la paroisse st. Lam
dry. borne au nord par les terres de la succession
de Norbert Bellard, d Pest ct Quest par les terres
de john Roy, ct all sud par Simon Wyble.
2. Tn aItre moroccan de terre. nlesurant yingt
arpents, indivise, tenu entire la succession du
dit Gustave Wyble ct A1phonse Wyble, ensemble
avec toutes les batisses ct authorizations qui sy
tTpuvent, horne an nord par la prOpri6t6 de la
succession de Norbert Bellard, au sud par les
terres de Simon Wyble, a Pest par John Roy, ct
a lOuest par Chr6tien MOrnhinveg.
8. Deux wagons, deux mlllets, un lot dc bar
riere, un lot dc betes q G0rnes, etc.
TefInes ct C0nditions-La prOpri6tf tenu en-
cOmnlHI1 entire la succession du dit Gustave
Wyble ct Alphonse While, pour etre yendu pour
IN montant suftisant pOurf fair I'll Placement dc
cent cinquante piastres dn lie Ter Mars, 1874; ct
sill Y une balance Jul reste, pacqJereur dOnnera
son billet avec bon secHTite pour u1i ct deux ans
ct tous La balance de la pr0priete vendu payable
en- I'M ct deuX ans du. premier jour de Mars,
1S74-lacquereur u credit fournirOnt son billet
payable a 'ordre de administrator. ayee seen
rite q son satisfaction, avec HUT pour cent din
terGt par an apres maturite jusqu'au Placement
final, ct une h~ypOtheQue special ct lie privilege
du vendeui retenu sur la dite prOpriet6 pour as
sure lie placements DIES dts billetS.
e .. Id WYBLE
9ian. ... Administrators
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-01-30
Eagafe of Gelima OiIim.

RY VIRTUE OFAE ORDER or THE HON.
A. orable Probate Court OF the Parish Of ST.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, 10
thu. highest bidder by the undersigned admins
TRAITOR or BY 0 public aneti0neer. at the last resi-
dunee of the deceased, near Leonville, iii this
parish, ON MONDAY, February eth, 1874. rue
following described property, belonging to The
estate OF Celina Ollin, deceased. to-wit:
4. A small plantation, containing fhirty4fye
acres, more or less, situated at Prairie Gros Che
rfenii. near Le0nville In this parish, bounded
north by land Of Desire GOdet, south, east and
west by lands OF Zeplirin COrinier, with j dwell.
ing house and other improvements thereon, be
ing the Inst residence Of the deceased.
q One ~aEsnoiie, ONE safe. one lot chairs, one
rocking chair. one lot erOekeryw ware, one lot Of
cooking utensils, one dining table, one stone
lar etc.
Terms and Eonditions-AI the movable prom
erfy cash on the day Of sale: aud the land a.
follows: one half the purchase price cash, and
the balance in two equal ANIMAL instruments
from tIe day OF sale. Purchaser furnishing his
notes. payable tn the administrator, bearing
eight per cont yearly interest from maturity am
tiipaid. Special mortgage and vendors priv
lege, with the clause ae A0at dlieafGo. reserved on
said laHd until full and entire payment thereof.
IUCIEN DTpLEEHAIE,
jan STA. Administrator.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-01-30
saccession dc Celfna Olli,,.

I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHoNORA
- bile la Gour des Preuyes, de la Par0isse ST
Landry Il sera Vendu d 1'encan public. an plus
ofHranf eneherisselIr, par lie soussign6 admins
trateur on par I'm encantpur public, D la derniere
residence de La d6f1nte, pres de LeonViIle, dams
cefte parOisse, le LuNDT, 8 Fevrier. 1874. les
proprietes ci.apres decrites, a~ppartenant d la
succession de Celina Ollin, dee6d6e, SAVIOR:
I. Une petite habitati0n, contenant trente.
elllq acres, plus on mOins, sitne d la prairie Gros
ChesTeuil, preside I4onviIle en- cetfe paroisse,
borne an nOrd par Ia terre de Desire Godet. All
sud-. est ct Quest par les terres de q. Cormier,
5avec rlne naais0n de residence ct d,autres anne
horations qui sy trouvent, 6tant la derni6re re
sidence de Ia. d6funte.
q Une almaires un buffet, un lot de chaises, une
bereease, IN lot lie faience, mn lot d'utensiIs de
cuisine, une table pour salon d mango, I'M lar
en- pierre, etc.
TerInes ct Conditions.-Les proprietes mobi-
Heres compliant le Jour de la vente ct la terre
CONNIE suit: La naoitie du prix d'achat COMP
tant, ct In balance en- deux installations egalx
annIel au jour de la yente. L'acquereur FOUR
nissant SEES Diiets, payable d administration,
p0rtant hnft pour cent par an d'interet aprAs
matulate jus6aan Placement. HypotheQue spG.
cial ct lie privilege au yendeIlP, avee la clause de
NG9t atselldO. reserve sur In datc terre jusau,A
plein ct entiere Placement.
LUCIEN DUPLECHAIN.
8 jan ~ a Administrator
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-01-30
Estate Of Hypolite G. Gufdry.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction. to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admin
%istrat0r, or by q public auctioneer. at the last
residence of the deceased, on bayou Plaquemine
in this parish, on TUESDAY, February nth,
1874, the following described property, belonging
to the estate of Hypolite C. Guidry,i deceased,
tO-wit: .... ~
!. One hundred and twenty acres of wood and
prairie land. &1 "HH~"is %'f
2. Two hundred acres of land. "
8. One dwelling house, one corn horse, one
small dwelling house, one small house, sixteen
hundred panneis of cypress fencing. one lot Of
garden pietIx, eight Creole horses, two Creole
mules, one buggy horse, one buggy, one OK cart,
one, pair timber wheels, two yoke OF oxen, two
four year old -beeves, one three year old bull,
five cows and calves, five COWS, three three year
ling, two crOss-clt saws, one grindstone, alet of
silver spoons and forks, one branding iron, five
hogs, one double barrel gun one loom, one ar
m0ir, two beds and bedding, one bedstead, plan
tat1On and Farming implements, household and
kitchen furniture, and a large lot of other moy-
able effects. ..-nf .-I
Terms and Conditions.-The moyables, one
half OF the price for cash, and the balance in
twelve months from day of sale; the immovables
on aeredit of one, two and three years, in equal
annual installments, purchasers giving their
ut the law office of B. A. Martel g. Hudspeth, in
OpelOusas, bearing eight per cent per annufn
interest from maturity till paid, special mort
gage and vendors privilege with the clause de
non aliend0 retained ON the property sold until
final payment. - Peg 2.
JOSEPH C. GUIDRY, .
jan lost. p Administrator.
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Estate of Gnssare WybIe.

Estate OF eN1R@e4ve w yD1es
| DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
ID urable Probate Court, of the Parish of st.
| Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
| traitor or q public auctioneer, at the last resi-
| dence of the deceased near Riders Bridge In
this parish, on TUESDAY, February 10th, 1874,
the following described property belonging to
the estate Of Gustavc Wyble, deceased, to-wit :
l.. A certain piece Of land, containing twenty
five arpents, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated near Riders
Bridge in the parish of st. Landry, bounded on
| the north by the estate of Norbert Bellard, east
and west by lands of John Roy, and on the
south by Simon Wyble. ~ ~.
2. Another tract Of land measuring twenty
| arpents, undivided, held between the said de-
ceased estate Gustave Wyble and Afphonse
Wyble, together with all the buildings and i'm
prOvemcnts thereon, bounded north by the es-
tate of Norbert Bellard, south by lands Of Simon
Wyble, on the east by John Roy, on the west by
Chretien MoTnhinveg.
8. A lot Of fencing, two wagons, two mules,
q lot OF cattle, etc. Ia.
common between the estate of the said Gustave
Wyble and AlphOnse Wyble. to sell for All
mount sufficient to meet a payment Of one
hundred and fifty dollars, dueon the first March
1874; and il there is a balance over, the pur-
chaser must give his note with good security
for one and two years, and all the balance Of
the property sold payable in one and two years
from the first day of March, ls74-purcllaser to
furnish his note on the credit sale payable to
the order of the administrator with good secu-
rity to his satisfaction with eight per cent
yearly interest from and after maturity and
until final payment, and special mortgage and
the vendors privilege retained OH the said prop
erty to secure the payment of said notes.
a.. ANDRE WYBLE, Administrator
ian g-5t-fp
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-01-30
Succession de HvuoIite &. Gp;srv.


TN YERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
~ ~ BILE la COur DIES Preuyes. de In Paroisse St,
Landry il sera yendu d FeIcan public, au plus
0tfrant ,encherisseIfr, par lie sousSigne admins
trateur, on parun encantenr public, q laflerniare
residence du defunt, sur le bayou laauemine,
en- cette parOisse, 1e MARDI, II Fevrfer, 1874,
les prophecies ci-apres deerites, appartenant a la
succession de Hypolite c. Guidry, decide, sa-
yoir: ssr @a aa@S zrsstrw3F
i. Cent vingt acres dc terre boiseee de prairie.
2. DeuX cents acres de terre.
f.. une malsOn de residence, I'm magasin Il;
mais, une petite maiS0n de residence, une petite
Tnais0n, seize cents pages de barFiere en- cYpre.
I'M lot de pienx do iardin. HUT chevaux Creole,
detX mHietS Creole, I'm eheyal de buggy. nm
buggy, une claTfettg d bGuf, I'm dilble, deux
patrea dc bRufs de tire, deux beufss do anatrc
ans, I'm talirC de trois ans, cling Yachese ct veaux,
cind vaches. trois jellne vaches de trois ans, une
Jeune vache dc deux ans, III veau dun an,
deu& paSse-par-t0tls, I1ne meu1e, un lot de C0ilers
ct f0ufchetteS en- argent, une marque en- fer,
cinq cochons, I'M fusil double, un meter, une
arInoire. denx Its ct garnitures de Its, un bois
de Its, implements dihabitatfon ct d'aratoires,
meubles de 1aaisOn ct de cuisine, ct beaueoup
d'antres. objects. lfta s ugII~~ :
.Terfnes ct Conditi0ns-Les mobilieres, un
moftfe du prix pour du compliant, ct Ia balance
en dOuze mOiS du jour de La Fentef; les inimo-
hill6reS sur I'M credit de uil, deuN eft trois ans.
Dayableg dams das Installations GgaIIx annuel.
les acquerenFs f0urnissant leurs bilfets, payables
q Pordre de administrator au bilrealix de lni
de j. A. Martel il Hndspetll, aux OpeIot1sas, por-
fant huit pour cent par an d'interet apres ma
turtle jusqu'au Placement, hypotheque special ct
aliendo reserve sur les prophecies vendues jus
quau Placement final.
16tan Administrator
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