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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16

farewell meeting TO Moody and Sankey
took place on Monday at Mildmay's Hall,
London, which was attended by the Earls OF
Shaiiesbury and Cavan, besides other distin-
guished gentlemen, and seven hundred clergy
men. Speeches were made thanking the revi-
Waists for the fresh life and energy they had
introduced into the churches. A suggestion
that memorial be presented TO the revivalists
was declined on their behalf by Mr.. Stone,
who said that it woald not be accepted, and
that nothing would give them more pain than
such a step.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16

The Garrett County Herald says that sim
gular incident occurred last Monday at Johns
town, in that county. Master Renwicke, a
son of Daniel Smith, went to an old school
house where there are large numbers Of
swallows nests, when the old swallows made
simultaneous attack upon him, dashing in
his face, clinging to his hair in such numbers
as to eclipse the terrors of an enraged swarm
of bees. Some friends who happened TO pass
rescued the young man from his singular pre-
dicament since which time the locality has a
terror for all small boys who now give it
wide berth
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16
TOURNAMENT AND FESTIVAL.

va There will be FAIR and FESTIVAL
at st. Mary's (Catholic) Hall, at BARNES
VILE, on JULY 18Th, l4th, 18th, 10th and
18th, 1875.
On the 14th the pupils of the Academy will
receive the Annual Premiums
On the 18th there will be a TOURNA-
MENT, with music by Brass Band.
VIOLIN MUSIC has also been engaged for
dancing. RIDERS for the Tournament will
please send their names nj once to Mr.. Henry
JONES' at GAINESVILLE.
STAGES arc run from the Depot to the
centre OF town. June 25-td
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16

Wednesday next will very likely be the day
upon which the future Governor of this State
is chosen. 1t has been whispered that if GER
tain candidates are not chosen for the position
of Governor that great dissatisfaction will
arise in the rank of Democratic party We
doubt the report. We do not believe men,
bcrs of the party would SO blindly ignore the
interest of their State by uniting with the Re-
publican party and giving that party the as
tendency, although some incipienl journals
of the State which participated freely in the
Just passed nominating canvass advised the
party 10 t'scek Reformation without the ranks
of the Democratic party in case il should not
be had within" Defined In casc We can not
accomplish our ends we will separate from
the ties of the party and unite with the Re-
publicans, thereby defeating the Democratic
party. Again we say the Democrats of the
State would not heed such unwholesome ad-
vice, and surely they ought not
Conventions have been held in all the coun-
Ties of the State but four-lioward, Hartford,
Baltimore and Anne Arundel, which will hold
their Convention on the 10th aud goth in
stan,s.
The Sun, organ of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, has the following table showing the
vote Of each county, and the candidate fol
whom it will be cast;
llamilon-Allegany 5, Calvert g. Carroll
3, Dorchester 4, Frederick C, Montgomery 4,
Prince Georges 4, Queen Anncs |, Washing
Ton S, and Worcester 3.-total 43. Groome
Cecil 5, Kent 3, Queen Annc's Q, Caroline
3, Tabot3, Wicomicc B, and Charles 3-total
81. Carroll-Baltimorc city 81, Howard B.
total "a, with probability of two in st.
Mary's.
BY the arrival of the mail steamer from Pan
anna additional details have been received of
fhe terrible earthquake which destroyed so
many towns on the Colombian and Vcnezue-
ian border in May The loss Of life was aw-
ful, and at many OF the towns the destruction
was complete, especially at Cucuta, where not
~ stone remained on another. AT the latter
place alone five thousand people were killed,
and il was greatly feared that the stencil
arising from the purifying bodies of human
beings aud animals would breed pestilence
ia the devastated district. To add to the hor-
-ors Of The situation thieves were pillaging the
ruined cities, so that the President of Colon
bia had deemed it expedient 10 increase the
army 10 three thousand men Further par.
ticulars have also been received Of the fearful
storm that visited the harbor of Valparaiso.
The force Of the waves was so great that moth
ing could withstand it. Nearly every vessel
in the harhor was driven from its moorings
Many foupdered, and others had to be run
ashore to prevent Il like fate. AS ii was, over
one hundred boats went down. Forty ap-
preniices of the CHILEAN schoolship were
drowned, besides about fifty sailors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16

JOURNALISM AS A BUSINESS. in commenting
uron the failure of a newspaper manager, the
ST. Louis Globe tells plain truth in the fol-
| lowing words: The business OF journalism
will continue 10 be an inviting field for ex-
periments 10 those who have large amount
of money and a large amount Of egotism.
man, who having edited newspaper until
be was forty, should suddenly announce him
self lawyer, would he regarded as fool by
the legal profession and yet we often hear OF
lawyers of forty making sudden preientions
to journalism There is an idea that the
business of editing requires no apprentice
ship; that editors come forth from law offices
and colleges fully armed for the. profession,
like Pallas from the brow of Jove. 1t is n
mistaken there is not in America to-day a sin
gle journalist of national reputation who has
no. devoted more time and more hard work
to his profession than, with equal fitness and
application, would have made him great
lawyer or good doctor. And yet ninety out
of every hundred men you meet on the
street will hesitate carrying a hod or making
pair of shoes, whereas there will propably
not be one in the hundred who can't accord
ing 10 his own Judgment, edit any newspaper
in the country better than it is edited, no
matter in what manner or by whom.
"EMPLoyE' AND " EMPLOYEES. THE N. Y.
Journal of Commerce discoursing upon the
proper Spelling OF enploye and its plural
says Webster's unabridged, latest edition,
gives only one spelling of this word--tmploye
and remarks that the English form-t8a-
ployee-alihough correct according TO the rules
of analogy, is not sanctioned by the usage of
good writer's We give the true significance
of the different examinations last November in
our issue of the 9Th Of that month. The orig
inal French empioye with an accent over. the
final e) is a substantive masculine, ard in the
plural is employees. In this form it refers only
TO males who are emproyed. When II is used
TO describe female who is employed, it is
written employee, and the plural is employees
French nouns must be definitely masculine or
feminine, hence the change in termination 10
signify the different gender In common
English composition it is written with two
es in the final syllable whether il refers 10
males or females, and in this form is likely
TO be finally adopted in The language"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Day GooDs.-We would call the attention
Of our readeas 10 The advertisement, in anoth-
er column, Of Perry & Bro, Washington, D.
c. They offer Dry Goods at moderate prices
and at one price only. Persons visiting Wash
ingIon during the summer will do well TO give
them a call.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16

REMOVAL. John l.. Welt, having opened his
place Of business on Montgomery avenue, or
posite Bouic Bros store, informs the public,
through card in another column, that he
is prepared TO do, promptly and cheaply, all
kinds Of work in his line, such as Tin and
Sheet Iron Gultering, Spou,ing and Roofing
Goods will be delivered aud work done in an
part Of the county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16


The Primary Meetings and County Conven-
tion for this county have been held, aud the
county's representatives 10 The State Conyen-
ton designated, and again the party is a unit,
it matters not who receives the nomination.
In the different districts TIE turnout OF voters
was larger than ever before, aud the votes cast
could not have been more evenly divided be-
tween the two candidates, neither one or the
other receiving but small majority over his
opponent. In this district, the largest one,
Mr.. Hamilton got majority Of sixty-five, the
largest majority in the county, and in Medley
he got but IL, the smallest majority given
Mr.. Hamilton carried three of the Eve districts
composing the county.
A good deal Of feeling was manifested hv
the representatives of both candidates, and
during the canvass each side worked hard.
But the primaries were conducted smoothIy in
all the districts excepting one, in which ait.
fculty arose, but was finally amics.bly sestl<a
at the Convention utmost harmony prevailed
Below are the proceedings:
The Convention met in the Coars Heasse ca
Tuesday last, nj | / O'Clock, aud VAS CALLED u
order by Geo. Peter, Esq, OF she Seaie Ce1-
trail Committee. On motion Of q g. Paessy-
man; DR.. Brewer was elected chairman, and
Messrs. Jas. c. Carter and s o. Jg.ss sseug-
taries. The lists of delegates wsss caa5s1. -
And upon motion the CoHyeGtSoz a.sss1zle,s
to meet again at o clock
The Convention again assembled al , r D.
Capt. Owens, of the first district, u.o-aizasc11
the following named gentlemen 70 ress,gssai
the county in the State Convenlioa 10 lie agla
in Baltimore city July 2lst: f. J. n4ll, sam
nel Riggs, Of R., z. l.. Windsor, Dr. N@Brcw-
or, Howard Griffith, e. B. Preityman, Vim.
T Dove and Alfred Ray Mr.. Joseph Hen
dersun nominated DR.. 3. Is. Crawford, DR.. q.
Wootton, N. D. Ofutt and N. J. Brown.
Gpoh- motion of E. J, Hall, Esq, the chair
man of each delegation WAS authorized
60 cast the vote. The vote was tax en-
with the following result: Mcssrs. Hall, Riggs
Windsor, Brewer, Griffith, Prctiyman, Dove
and Ray, receiving 10; Messrs. Crawford,
Wootton, 0flutt and Brown, receiving so.
Upon motion Of BENZ. Fawceit, the nolnina-
tions were made unanimous
Mr.. William Brewer offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Rcsoiped That We, the delegates OF the
Democratic Conservative party Of Montgomery
county, in convention assembled, take plea
sure in expressing our esteem for that tried and
faithful Democrat, Hon. William T Hami!-
ton, in his official actions in the past.
Rcsolced That the people of Montgomery
county are in favor Of the nomination Of
William I. Hamilton by the Dcmocratic-Con-
servatye party of the State of Maryland as
their STANDARD bearer in the coming Guber-
Material contest, aud that their delegates TO
the State Convention be, and they are hereby
requested to use all honorable means to secure
the nomination of Hon. VIM. I. Hamilton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16

Joha S. Reese & Co., of Baltimore, adYer-
tise their superior Dissolved Bone Phosphate
with Salts of Potash, raw material for home
manufacture of fertilizers. 1t is offered at a
great reduction TO Oranges and farmers clubs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16

Harry Brooks pedestrian, on Wednesday
night at / O'Clock, completed the task of
walking one thousand half miles in one thous-
and halfhourS at the Avenue Theatre, Wash
ington. He began walking nj three o. clock on
the morning of the oath Of June. There was
a large crowd in attendance during the night
including many physicians. Brooks recent
y, in feat of endurance in that city, walked
six days and six nights with but forty minutes
rest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16
EsTRAY HEIFER.

STATE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery County, Set.
hereby certify that or this seventh day Of
July, in the year eighteen hundred and seven
iy-hve. before me, the subscriber, Justice of
the Peace in and for said county, personally
appeared George W, Parsely, and made oath
in due form of law that he found irespassfnr
upon his enclosures one red HElFER, about
two years old Given under my hand this
7ih day of July 1875,
HENRY W. HARRIS. J.P.
The owner of the above described Heifer ia
requested to prove property, pay charges and
take her away.
july l6-2iR. GEO. ". PARSLEY
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16
EDUCATIONAL.

.Ns- REV. DR. HUTToN'S SEMINARY
Cor Young Ladies, near Brookeville, Mont
gonery county, Nd !, re-opens on WEDNES.
DAY, 18th of September.
For circular and terms address rs above.
july 2--10t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16

The Secretary ofthe Treasury has issued the
twenty-second call for the redemption of i've
twenty bonds. The amount to lie redeemed
is ten million dollars in coupon bonds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16
FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT
SCHOOL HOUSE DISTRICT,

No. |, (Emory. )-Thomas Owen, John D
Berry and William Il Muncaster.
No. 2, (Ghampayne's, "A j Cashell, Oliver
Vanhorn and Jacob Kemp.
No 3, (Miichel X Roads, )-Charles Du-
vail, Alfred Ray and Maurice J Weller
No. a. (Siigo. raymond W Burche, O II p
Clark and John C Wilson
No. 5 Hopkins u N Clark, Joseph Hop
kins and William Shaw
No. g. (Colesvile l--James Bonifant, George
II Walters and William Lazenby.
No. l. frog Pond, William II Spencer.
John Waters and George Duvall.
No. s. MILLER sl-Warwick P Miller, Robert
NJ Stabler aud William S Bond.
No 0 (Sandy Spring Richard L Benily,
~ Davis and Richard Cisspll.
No 10, (Nlarlows's, John w Bell Julius
NARROW and Benjamin Fawceit.
No. H. (Norbeck, Philip G Riley, William
Weller and Henry Linkins.
ls- The attention Of the School House
District Trustees is especially directed TO Sec
lion 3. Chapter 2, and Section l, Chapter 8,
o. the Public School Law, passed at the Janu-
airy Session. 1872. as amended at the
January Session, 1914.
BY order of the Board
JAMES ANDERSON,
jury l6-3t Secretary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16
DEATHS


Eas- AN ACCIDENT, serious and
painful, often happens when medical aid is
not at hand. Edwards & Hutchison's STlM-
ULATING LlNIMENT is a sure cure for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spinal. Affections,
Chlblains, Sprains, Stiff Joints, bruises
Enlarged Swellings of all sorts, Sore Throat
Toothaehe, Stings and Bites of Insects; and
better remedy cannot be found for ininries
in ANlMALS-Strains, Lamencss, Saddle or
Windgals, &c.
CERTIFICATES from some of the best Gil
liens of the country furnished on applica-
ton. Prepared and sold by
EDWARDS & HUTCHINSON,
Druggists, Lcesburg, Va.
&S> For sale by Candy, Gilpin & Co, Bal
tmorc, Md. Tapr Soy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16
VezO Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

A fine large CHESTER SOW With nine
pigs. Apply 10 RUDOLPH WATKINS,
On the Frederick road miles from Rock
vile. Ijuly left
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THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT.
SCHOOL HOUSE DISTRICT,

No. (Seneca, Upton Darby. james II
Beall and Thomas D Darby
No. 2, (IIorse Pen, John Fl Allnutt, Aaron
b llersberger and Samuel Jarhoe
No. ,, (Suear Lands, Joseph White, r w
Williams and Joseph Willard
No. 4, (Oak Hill, )-DaEiei 7 Rnmsburg, P
r Mosburg and robert 7 Cooley
No. 5, marble Quarry, William Schatffcr,
B K Poole and Edward ChswelI.
No. 6, tMonocacy, )-Beujamin White, Le-
onidas Jones and Dr.. Charles Shreye.
No. 7, (Barnesville, Capt VIM o Scllman,
Samuel Hays and Thomas Pyles
No. 8, (Union. )-Benjamin G Goti, Richard
White and Alexander Dade
No. 8, Germantown, John Il Gassawav,
Henry A Humphrey and jacob SNYDER.
No. 10, Dawson lille, )-Lawrence A Darby,
Jas NJ Dawson and Benjamin F Dyson.
No. II, (Poolrsville John 7 Norris, Il
Hall and Robert J Sherwood
No. II, (Beallsville, William II Cooley,
James f Poole and John W Hillard.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16
FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
SCHOOL HOUSE DISTRICT,

No. !, Concord, Erasmus Perry, William
II PNles and Henry Chick.
No. ., (Clugeti's Spring. John 6 Bohrer,
Henry Rcnslaw and VIM Councllman.
No. 3. Mount Zion Samuel Yeirs, Jas
Gineell and Sylvester Jones.
No. 4. Friendship, John Saunders, John
W S Olluit and George 6 Bradley.
No. 5, (Great Falls, Robert Council, Jas
Smith and Howard A Garrett.
No G, potomac Chapel. Harvey c Faw-
cct, Montgomery Clagcii and W Connen.
No. I, (Non'rose, William T Dove, Thos
Lydddne and William Atwood.
No. 8, (RockvilIe)-R A Shckell, Reuben A
Boelev and L o Edmouston
No. s, t3ailey's jus T Bailey, Thomas w
Stonesiieet and james r Benson
No. 10, (Gaiihersburg William r Gather,
Richard Mills and Rudolph Watkins.
No. II, tQuince 0rcbafd " y Jones, Sam
uel Thrift and William r Beall
No. II, (ilarriss's. Madison IIarriss. r
W Stevens and Joseph A Federlne
No. l3, tDarneslown. )-Elhert Perry, YIN II
Ninsen aud William Rice.
No. ii, (i.itlle Falls. Eli Perry, Thomas
Brooke and James iIarrriss.
No. 10 Bethesda. )-Illleiry l. Offnttt Spen-
Ger Watkins and DR. j II Davidson
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16
sEcoND ELECTION DISTRICT.


No. !, (Hyattstown, J Warner Wellington
Welsh, Gardner and A ] Taber.
No. 2, (Mountain, u W Taylor, W II Cecil
and Chris Il Hershey.
No. 3, (Clarksburg, y Gassaway Linthcum,
Charles R Murphy and james II Miles.
No. 4 (Ten-Mile Greek, )--Basil Burdeit,
George W Darby and Richard INSTEAD.
No. 8, (Neelsville, REV Jas S II Hender-
son, John 7 Benson and VIM Z Benson.
NOT Cedar Grove, )-Charles T Pnrdum,
Lorenzo D Watkins and Rich'd Young.
No I, (Thompson's, )-Zncarinh Thompson,
William Burns and 7 Young
No. 8, Mount Radnor, -Grcenbury Etch-
ison, William C Clagett and Wal field.
No o, Light Hill, Alexander II Lewis, S
Hobbs and Luther NJ Browning
No. 10, (Kings, Charles NJ King, William
Browning and Vim Williams.
No. II, Mount Lebanon. )-Rrzin II Bow
man, Asbury Mulinix and j NJ Etchison.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-16
School House District Trustees
OF THE
White Public Schools


White Public Schools
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
FIRST ELECTION ISTRICT,
SCHOOL HOUSE DISTRICT,
No. !, (Brookeville, ELISHA j. Hall. Wm,
alobley and Rufus Garirell.
No. 2, (Darbys, )-James c Holland, F r
Feilchand Gustavus Jones.
No. 8, (RedIand, DIR. Julian Magruder,
Chas W Brady and VIM Householder.
No. A, (Laytonsvile, DIR. Basil B. Craw-
ford, Frank L Bell and Reuben Riggs.
No. 5, Goshen, Harry Griffith, 2 Alacub-
bin Waters and Robert Plummer
No. 6, Unity, )-Franklin Groomes, William
Belt and Magruder.
No. I, (Ragtown, ELISHA Riggs, of S, Chas
Pope and W Allnutt.
No. 8, brighton, WIN Gartrell, John
Nicholson and VIM Brown, of j.
No. 9. (Triadelphia, JAS Townsend, Fred
erck Q Gather and John Il Brown.
No 10, (Alechanicsyille, Josiah W Jones,
Reuben Young and Henry C Ilallowell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-15
Ste Winentrirreu tp YcnnSDls
80 U0ffiett.

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ben.
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80 2lusitdnoigen BON @learfielo mrrben heute
Ta6mittag megel 8crldw6rung unb 4uf.
rrhr8 iibeffiibrt uno merOen morgen uerur.
tbeilt iperben. Oie aniiibrer Sfnep uur
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Gine DfrodGtt9e @eid)tdte. gSabrs
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