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not feel it" came down ct last and thu
common cosssciencs fs5s 1T. The Id ca of free,
dom hat Webster rdiculed as ''gtosll,
abstraction" became reality ut least and
moved a million soldiers. Let us not agait
with our history behind Us doubt the ''hi4 b.
er law -
These two senators illustrate D moral.
Holding that seat or Massachusetts nearly
half century, both great as lawyers, stat es-
men and orators. both trusted four times
with that highest honor the state could give
tyem both in theii later careers des rted byuld
friends but one faithful 10 the last ~ the
cause OF human right, the other falling al
last Tne tates are Just paymasters, some
times even III lite. Webster died halt bro
kvn"hrarted, the greatest funeral sermon
IN Boston over him called him q fallen man.
sud his tamo Is hot increasing. Summers
last day was cbeered by me evidence OF The
returning appreciation and love OF his state
the sermons to-day In thousands OF pulpits
wit DC in bis honor the press is taking bach
its recent abuse his tam is increasing and
will INCREASE. For the Higher Law stand ;
by Use men who stand by 1t.
Whatever faults men saw in Sumner. all
agree his aims were pure and lJtty.--a man
or iucorruptIbllity and moral recti,ude.
When he was first erected in 1851, Til, odore
Parker wrUte HIM II hope You wul be Tue
senator with conscencr / expect YOU 10
made mis- takes, 5iunder, &c hope they will
be intellectual not m raj All o. cur statess
'Iuon nuId on the OPINION o! to-day ; | hope
y,u VIII bui'd ON the Rock OF age ana look
To eternity fur your Justification" IL reade
1 kea prophecy Mr.. Sumner has built The
best he Knew on the Eternal Rock OF
Justice The times have IN large measures
Justified hlm he eternities will justly
hum wore fuzzy. dc has :" fought he good
hgnt," ha has kept tbs faith; henceior j
there is laid up Tor him a crown OF right-
eonsness."
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j Z BRIGGS,
Go. Supt, al Schools.

MIR 81 ineyD. M ,xwcli. Superintendent
VI The Cue rnu'I Cuamher If C"mm ce
give; The agg egate number # hogs pa, k
pa IN 'hr country dorIt Z the season just
los, Il Il, 5,383.s10, showing q rnl,ug off
tfrm Ia years figures 81 70 1914 Bus
whllr he ggreg& 1t the pocklng of he
country has dtctetsrt IS above, 'he num
ser ct h"gs parkcd n Chicago IS 1920,
O24 against 425 079 | .s' yer--a~ IN
ere sc If nearly ,ne hnnjrrd thousand
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19
~ Mothers Read This /!
A Great Blessing
g WORrHeA DOLLAR A DROP

Mothers are your little ones fretfpl? And II
Your pstieaos almost exhausted In vain efforts
please them can sympathlse with yon, and
can tell sou what will make your 1.-THE child quiet
give 1t good appstitr, and procure FIR il hourg
| Of sweet sound sleep.
My little girl isiwo and half years old, and
during Ehat lime, have not had t'Ro consecutive
nights rest She has been sick number OF
times, and NO one seemed To know what wa
rpuhling her It was har 10 hear her Little fret
mi y, and not Know what TO do for her
doctored her for worms, bul it did 10 good and
| "ts nearly tired out Uith sleeDless nights and
Troublesome days
heard Of The Vegetine and deteFn4inod to try
It It has proved blessing TO me and my child
it ha~ cleansed from her stomach aud biwsls the
sores which sept gathering there ; II d now she
sleeps sounds! fro m hes bedtime uuil very late
III the morning, beside long Rap at midday.
Ter appetite IL good ard in fact, she il like 3"
different child oien say, the true value Of hi,
meoiene 10 me il dollar dIop. Try II. Cleanse
the humors from your chIIdren'r hi. od while ey
are YONG Try II, AID sou will Join win me in
call ing II great blessing
Mrs ELLENL cLAPg,
E3& u t7a iua or Street
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The spring examIn4tlons vii DO held
~ Fol!ows
A ;te kellogg School House ~ Bras o.,
ruesday ard Wednesday, Marcf 3lsc an
Apr lst tor The Inspection district com.
prising the towns Of Bristol, Paris Pleas
aut Pralr'e an! Spmers, I'D -a.4
Al The Peas Schpnl House" IN S4lhm'
"*3arsiay auf Ffrd ~, A,'ri 2nd ann sd
tor the ln-pec ION district COM irg the
t'wns Of Randall, Whgatand, Sagrm, aud
BngiiIon.
Examinations viii, commence At 9
o'c!ock, A, NJ. No certfc,t$ Will be
granted at private eXamInatinn$ without
wo days written examinarm0.
j. Z BRIGGs,
81 Hpn, & Sahn,ty
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

ton in New hampshire last wee the temper
ance candidate received from 1870 to 1900 votes,
and, being taken mainly iron tn Republicans,
defeae ed the Republican candidate. There being
no election the LegiSla ure will have to elect the
Governor. Aud the Legislature will probably be
Democratic and will elect TIE Democratic candi-
cate.
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sOMERS CAUCUS.

The Rep blicsn Electoys Of The town az sorer
will mestat the Flown Hail,on Saturday, Aprl
4th, 1914, at 81 O'Clock r. NJ TO ominate can
didaiGs for town officers the ensuing year, also
ior the trasaction Of such other business as May
properly come before he meeting. ~
4stN's@ ags BIZ ORDER Cox
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PLAIN FACTS
frank. nrl Mich. Sept. 18th

frank ort. Mich, Sept 18th, 1878
a year ago had q bad cough from the
Catarrh which had got in my throat /
tried good many things but got nothing
TO do me any good until used your Golden
MedIcaI Discovery apd DR.. Sige's Catarrh
R"medy. They cured ne in three months
tor which arm very thankful.
AMOS FISHER
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Skill wins tavor. With fine cloths and good
trimmings, and the artistic taste OF NJ
Eichelman to get up CLOTHING IN a betting
manner, Doan says he mas NJ trouble To sc
Perfect satisfaction guaranteedO or no sale.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

VICTIMS OF CONSUMPTION seeking res
iiet and stored health, should use "Dr
Wisharl's Pine Tree Tar Cordial " This is
The only preparation that develops the lull
virtue OF Tar. For s@l3 by ali druggists.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

We have just received big lot, Of the Ia
test styles, OF Hats and Caps, also great
variety of Spring Cloths, Cassimeres, and
Gents furnishing Go Dds, which will be sold
at Panis Prices 8w39
P. & N. GRosCH
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AMOS FISHER

Dontfailto go to Kautmsns S; ore as you viii
see there splendid assortment OF Childrens.
Misse' and Ladies Sacks, Hoods, and CIoaks, and
everyihingfor the holidays, cheap. Kaufman
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

Latest and Nicest "a terms Of Carpets
1ast received at .Dpaa's. Sole agent tor 'n"
ecieh ated Bronze, 81 Sons, The best Ingram
Carpets maae in this country 8w4O
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PLEASANT PRAIRIE CAUCUS.

The Republican Hector of The Town OF pleas
ant Prairie will meet at the Town Hat on Friday
April 3, at o. clock, P. NJ 10 nominate Town
oficerA, and tanact such other business as may
come before the meeting By order Of Town
C commute, Pleasant Prarie March Is. 1874.
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----'----- 49, - '-.-------
MARRIED.

ARNE TT vt the residence OF a.
ANel4h, in Wyandolte, Kansas. MOI day, March
I'd, 1874, by the Rev. j. q Dougherty, Mr.. VIM.
Prieslly, formerly of Ken >sha, Wis to Miss VI
Barnett, of Wyandotte.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted IT, tho Estate of Gideop
G. Truesdelrs old stand at once, and settle their
accounts and save COSTS ARTHUg TRUEsDELL,
Assignee for Esfate. G. Truesdell. Bankrupt. 7w43
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CIRCUIT co JRT-CDUKTT OF KkNOSrA.
The State Of Wisconsin,, To james Holland,
George A. Wheeler, Juiia q. heeler, Samuel
Il. Lnge James narlcw, Friedrich Kroft,
Edward G. Cle aver. John Mooney John r. Cluie,
ana Wheeler ~ i.
You are hereby summoned and reqnjIed TO an
swcr the COM plant of Orion s. h eaG with copy OF
which you are herewith served and which has bets.
fled in The office ut The clerk az tae Circuit Court
tor Kenoshn Cunniy. at his Office in the city of
Keno.ha, and to seryca copy of your anewer on US
al on: Office, in the city and comfy 81 kenOskas
ana State oi WISCONSIN, within twenty days aftei
the service hereof eNclaSivr of The day of such
service and II your fail TO answer thecomplsint az
aforesaid the said 0rson \ reaG will apply TO the
Court Tor the rellef demanded in the complaint =
Dated February h, 1874 So"
Head & QuarleF. Planiif-s Attorneys.
6w3s KenOsha Wisconsin.
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EAatTty AcarS' SXperiemCe OF am
ss"s@ Ol6 Nurse
Mrs. WtostoxV's ooihing @yrup Is VA.
prescription IS one of the nest yemale PhysI
clans and Nurses III the United States, ind has
been use tor thirt years with never failing safetl
AID success by millions of moth,.rr .ano cbiInren
from the feeble ffant of one week old 10 the admit
IL cOrrccts ,ciGlty Of the stomach relieves wins
cone, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
end cum orr 10 mother aDd child. We believe il
Ia be the Best aud sureSl Remedy IN the w rid i,
all cases OF DYSENTERY aud DlAkRHGA IL
CHILDREN. whe her ii uriees from TeethIhg 81
irnm any her caises Full directors for using
will accompany each bottle. Nune Genuine unless
the FAC sim!e OF CURTIS s. PERKtN~ il Oh The
outside wrapper sold by all Medicine Dealers.
wi
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\ SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.

My daughter has received great benefit from the
use sfsVEeEnNE Her declining heah was a
few BOTTLES Of the VEGETINs restored her b. heath
slrer 9Th aud appetite. N II. rIIDEN
Insurance and Rsal Estate Agent, No. 40 Sears
Building.
~ 4 a1ihAs7 BosreN, Mas, June 5'lsy2
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Cab and see the New Spring Cloths, Hat.
Caps &c, NJ Summons. e ute 2w4
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CisiiSlren often IOoBx Pale and
.s.t sick So
from no other Canse than having worms in the
stomach.
SASS BROWNS VFRMTFUGE- Com FITS
VIII destroy Worms without injury to the chitd
being perfectly HIFE, and tree from all c0lorirs
or other injurious Ingredients usually used il
worD preparations. h ,s
CURTIS BROWN, Pr0pretors
No@215 Fulton Street, New YORK
SotG by Dr0gQasts and chemists, ana dealers in
@sdScameS dSPWENTy- FIVE CENTS A BGx. ~.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

( The great demsnd OF the times, Is IN
moneys Worth for he .aaoney-And Doan is
.aFy prcparod 10 msetiins czss IN msfchan>
tiee. SW42
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Di G. u.

CUMMINGS kenosha, March 18th, 1874, of
Rheumatism, Mrs. Bridget Cummings, aged So
yesTs.
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NOTICES.
WHY Will YOU
SUFFER e?

To I'll pere0.7S suffering
from Rheumatism, ,cural
.gia, Cramps il the IInb~ OF
stonl sch, Bilious Collie.
pain III the back. how Ell q
-lde, We wOniu say, I'll
Household panacea aul
Pnmily Eminent is of nj,
others the remedy you
want Tor ict, rnal and TX
! ier.ial u-e II tar curec,
IN" above complaints III
,I'iUu-aHds OF ca es. Therv
~ 10 mistake ah0ut it Try
1t. Sold by all druggists.
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just received the prettirst lot Of CARPET
and the incest stOck'otCLOT verOffered ~
knr oshA ...s.s.:
IDAN
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IN JUSTICES COURT.

K SE0sHA COUNTY, 49,
CITY OF KENosHA.
To JAMES BAxrEa.-You are hereby notifed that
warrant OF attachment las been issued ags;Est
,ou and yonr property attached to satisfy the az.
smand ~ Michael Neiderprim, amounting TO six
ant g.. 100 dotlsrs. Now. nnless yqp shall appear
before J. n SeobiRe, Justice or the Peacelin
1ntf l, sa,d cuuiIy at his flee III ealo ewes
ne 25lh day of Msreh 1874, al 10 AAelock in the
fur noon Of that day, Judgment eAriTpbe rendered
against you, and your propert sold to pay he
debt af tE aa gHR& AH#ff
Dated this 4th day OF March. A. p. 1874.
MICHAEL NgiDERPRIM.
PlaintiH.
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A Servne in-utrect' Is added i" tn
many Other troubles Of Cuba It
reported th"t>s'he siaves the sggt'
pln"'"lons in two districts have ri>4n
III formidable reb liiop, apd that the Csp
tam GvnereiE ae Hayan1 has sent om
tloop- 80 qicIithv Disturbance.
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IN JUSTICES G0URF.
BEFORE J. VI. srCBBISs, }. =.

8EFOHE ). u, slDkbLVN, J. Z.
KENospA COUNTY s
CITY CT kENOSH g. . ...
To JAMES BAXTER Won are hereby no lied
that warrant OF attachment has been issued
against yun. AND yonr property attached 10 satisfy
The demand Of Newton Fi@k. amounting to six and
1910 dollars Now, unless yon shall appear he
fore. j. NJ. Srehhins, usiice of The Eeac" in aud
for sad county, tit his office said city. an the
2Sth day of March, a y 1874 At 10 O'Clock m the
forenoon of HAT day. Judgment will he rendered
against Won, and yonr property cod to pay lhcs
debt
Dated This Iln day of March. a. D.. 1874.
NEWTON FISK. Plaintiff
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New Advertisements.

AY9 WEEK 70 A4ByrsH F,s,e., selling
- q tf''cie~ our Three valuable samales Tor
: IN Cent j BRIDE, 767 Broadwa,,
~ SE a7 s 4w-4}
ia SCHOOL TEA HER WsNfBD,.oe sn e go. a.
&c Snmmef 70 taustno>r pai Ing $l5 uer
~ pnen W the'F own conniies Address ZTEGL Err
d NC ohDf' Chicago H. -se. Ans
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at meeting Of the First Congregational Church o.
Keno ha, March 18th 1874 the following Resolutions
were presented and adopted.
W hereas 1t has pleased our Heavenly Father to call
oar lrother DeaconN. s.. Head, rom his field Of Sci;
vice, TO higher position of rest and reward.
We therefore express in this public and united man
mr., thurc that deep sense ofloss and bereave-
ment, which we have felt, liz being deprived Of his
society, ard councils sN N
We bow in humble Submission TO that inscrutab Q
Will, which has determined for him, henceforth q
higher sphere of duty,
desire to express our appreciation o. his wo tn
and services. as an officer OF this Church. and we
would all wish to emulate his bright example; HIS
ear"estness ana purity rs vhisian his tenderness
IN all his family Relationships XII dncss az friend and
neighbor and his nprightness az citizen, ar emil
neAtlyfV oTthy of cur imitation -
We tender his beresved family, our heartleiy sym
pathy, and commen them to the Divine grace and
favor.
Ehe'e resoutons viii be preserved upon the T@cord
tlhe Church. anda copy presented to the family OF
she deceased and 70 the papers Of the City for publ
49, Il cllissAsss4
t.oTr.
W. s.. FlusIey
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A L IT 4 M $

WANTED: A FOREMAN loo this nc.
A go' d Iractical prlolcr aus! pres~ian.
A man juily competent an6 og strictly
& OF babl =.
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WORKING CLASS Ms e. :. Esnsls go

h'nn. Tag 81 rteI lIg: no caplinl instTuclIon.
g Valuable 2 q ege If good leu free by mail
Addr': wuh xix cent stamp, NJ. YOUNG 81 o..
'f' 'r''nw'ch -. New YORK. ..... .s ~, a., .4w4S
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TrIrnpkDu OPNRA AVG saaghran lhr,s

d At uitNE N.a"ni h. ,i!d j uati,n fu,Hjs1.d
ber' 'ac1tI,~." ne world. nirrr' tcOIla .c':na
WIN ev%ra' 4 7 Gar i"r iarrtshing {. ,rraturs
etutents wan - immediately. SEMI '1r circn rs
=, n ". fELEIR PHI ms rffUfE g. Jaa@-vile,
Wis 81 4N43
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Something New.
REV. E. .. LEloNARD's
aRzI- Heating SaECe,

good for Fever Soree.i saItrheum, Erysipelt
Scald-head, Frosted Feet, Barns. Chi!blarl
Cnts Woun6s. and sores OF all kinds.
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The new CINE so horse power for the Keno
sha Faauirg Viii Company. Is nntShed ana will
shortly se removed TO i,s solid fonaaatun on ne
lake shore. 1t wa made stthe Gravel Fpunlry
by K. + Whinky & Cox, and is d marked ina
provemeni the excellent steam engines neeet,'
fore turned out by that had wofking and wide
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he grew in favor too. His state became
proud oihim The Wing party that opposed
aiin IN 81 went 10 pieces. he Free-soil
principles which he represented gathered
about themselves the great Republican par.
~, WHICH gladly returned hmto the Senate
IN 81, and returned him again in 8S. and
returned him once more Ia 10 aud was sriI
sroud that 1t had such u man to return
Ell IS state telt that ne vas. adding glory
even TO the great Webs,er'e seat The BET.
ter spirit Of Webster, the spirit that had
spokea at Plymouth Rock and bunker Hin
and SO often ON the senate floor Tor Justice
and freedom, seemed TO have come bnck
once m,re. 1t spoke, not indeed with he
Incompatible eloquence OF Wcbster's tongue
but with grand eloqueDce still, and viii
u wealth OF learning Ia its argument that
Webster never bad. It acted not alwavs
with that practical sagacty aud polite
statesmanship by which Webster saw so
clearly what was e1pedirnt, but with mora,
rectitude that looked behind the ex2edencv
OF the .imes, TO the Right that is eternal.
Was he not in this truer, more practical,
Ata.esman than Webster? Is moi the high.
er law . practical thing? ASK our own
history. Ask those 10 years after Webster
died. The ''higher law" Of human rights
that Webster sneered At, up there in the
clouds somewhere, out OF sight and hearing
SO lofty that "the common conscience did
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-08-28
Horticultural Society.

Mr. Editor: The Maryland State Horicul-
tural Society is to hold an Annual Exhibition
10 Baltimore, an The 9th, 10th and lllh Of
September. Unfortunately, this is exactly the
time of our County Fair, but as il is possible
that some Of our citizens may be so situated AS
to be able TO attend the former and not the
latter, as Vice President for Montgomery,
desire TO call attention TO it,
1t is but little while since two or three gen.
tlemen conceived the idea Of forming II State
Society. and already it is one Of the institute
tions of the State
There are many indications that the Ameri-
can farmer isadvancing to IL higher plane. He
is no longer content with The routine Of his
father and grand father, no matter how good
that may have been in It's day. Some Of The
most efficient aids 10 our improvement are the
new ideas gained and the old ones modified
by attendance at Farmers Clubs, County
Fairs and Horticultural Exhibitions. To en-
able these to be more efficient every one should
feel il dnty to assist in making them more at
tractve by contributions and by personal al
tendance.
If County Horticultural Societies and Hor-
ticultural Departments in our County Fairs
established and made auxiliary to the State
Society, not only would much useful informa-
ton be disseminated, but our tables will be
supplied with fiuer and more seasonable fruits
and vegetables. and many home will be more
lovely for The flowers and vines that will soon
bloom about it,
HENRY C. HALL0WELL.
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rHE MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Gs- GEORGE G. HENNlNG, Clothier,
Draper and Furnisher, No. 4lO Seventh street,
between and e, (old National lnielligencer
Building, J Washington, D. c.. offers to the
jewellers IN Montgomery county the largest
assortment Of desirable Goods to be found in
that vicinity.
va His specialties are Fine Ready-Made
Clothing, Fine WooleDs, by the yard Fine
Garments, 10 order, and Perfectly Fitting
Shirts.
Wa One pricein all departments call
solicited. [jan l7-tf /,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-08-28
july 3l-5t
THE APPROACHING FAIR

GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received un-
- I'll September % 1874, for the exclusive
privilege Of keeping and conducting the Board
ing or Dining Saloon, in the Agricultural
Society's GroanGs, during the coming Fair,
aud of furnishing therein all such articles as
hotels
The amount of any bid that may be accepted,
must be paid by the bidder within FIVE DAYS
from the time of notice Of the acceptance there
of, or he viii be deemed as having forfeited
the same.
SPENCER c. JONES,
aug 2l-tdn Secretary, pro TEN.
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Es. Il. CARTER.

tLArE PARTNER WITH WA. oLDFlELD, ESQ.,
EDUMP-AiAKER,
4 FOUNTAIN GREEN, Hartford Co, Nd.
viii attend promptly to DIGGING AND
WALLING WELLS, PUTTING IN NEW
PUMPS aud REPAIRING OLD ONES
NEW PUMPS kept always on hand. Price
80 cents per foot
ALL NEW WORK WARRANTED.
Es- All letters addressed to B. f. CARTER.
Fountaiu Green, Hartford county, Nd, or TO
HUGH Miles, Poolesyille, Nd, will be prompt
lyatteuded to.
oct 7=3mn B CARTER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-08-28

ATTEMPTED RoBDgny .-On Thursday even
ing Of last week daring attempt at highway
robbery took place not far from Dareey's
Store, in this county. Mr.. S. Clark Veirs,
on his way home from Georgetown, was ac-
companied by negro, whohad formerly been
in his employ, and when on lonely portion
OF The road The negro demanded his money
or his life Mr.. Veirsimmediately jumped out
of the vehicle, and drawing pocket knife, de-
Tended hi'lself until gentleman who happen-
ed to be near came TO his assistance. The ne
gro. after Threatening both OF them, then made
his escnpe A warrant has since beer issued
for his arrest, but as yet the officers have failed
TO apprehend him. The frequent occurrence of
cases of this kind recently should warn all
our people of the necessity of preparing them
selves for such emergencies when travelling
about.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-08-28
NDREW SMALL
n MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY

This Institution is located at Jamestown,
Montgomery county, Nd, 5 miles from Ger
mantown, station on the Metropolitan Rail-
road.
sa-The next session will begin on the Isl
Monday in September, and close The last Fri
day Of June next.
TERMS--Board. including washing, light
and fuel, and Tuition, Sl75 to s go, for schol-
astic wear of AZ weeks Music extra.
For further particulars address, al Darnes-
town, the Principal,
aug 7-5w Rev. C. N. CAMPBELL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-08-28

NASHVILLE, August &c A number of ne
gres at picketville, Gibson county, six miles
from Humboldt, threatened a riot last Saturday
and Sunday on account of some supposed
wrong done them, and manifested strong de
sire TO kill two or three citizens and fire and
sack the town. Yesterday sixteen of the ring
and placed in Jail for safe keeping About
one O'Clock this morning between seventy-ive
and one hundred masked men entered the
town, and riding up TO the Jail demanded and
compelled the sheriff to deliver up the keys
thereof. They then took The sixteen negroes
from prison. and after killing four and NOR
tally wounding two, on the confines Of the
town, rode off with the remaining ten and
are supposed to have killed them Nothing
has been heard of the party since they left =
Considerable excitement exists among the
negroes, and The whites are taking steps to
defend themselves in case of an outbreak.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-08-28
Dinner and Supper.

During the three days Of the Fair, Wcdnes
day, Thursday aud Friday, the 9th. 10Th ant
llth Of September, il is intention Of the Ladies
Of the Presbyterian Church. the three days II
give Dinner, Supper, and the first night 1
Concert
On the second night Tnbleaux.
On the third night an Old Folks Concert
in costume. This will be exceedingly inter
esing. Due notice will be given hereafter 4