Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-10-13
Condensed Locals.

Muligan exposure last winter.
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Condensed Locals.
A large crowd Of excursionists left this town
on Monday morning last for the Centennial.
There will be Mass al ST. Peters Chatholc
church, near Brookevile on Sunday next at
l01 A. NJ. Also at Rockville.
Dr. Owens; druggist in this town, was
suddenly called 10 Pennsylvania on Monday
last to attend the funeral Of his brother.
Mr. Melchizedek Green, an old resident OF
this town. started for a Western visit 10 the
home of his daughter on Monday last.
During the proractcd meeting at Christ
church, in this town, conducted by Revs.
Powell and Schell, three conversions have
been made.
The Baptist church in this village, is now
about TO undergo thorough renovation. 1t
is TO occupy more space than formerly, with
several other improvements.
Jas b. Henderson, Trustee for the sale OF
the real estate of Nancy and Rebeeca Allnutl
deceased, sold, IN Saturday last, sixty and
three fourths acres TO james E. Ayion, for
$l3 05 per acre. The land sold is situated
about one mile from Laytonsyilie.
We IRE requested TO state that there is a
deficiency in the amount to pay for the publ
cation of the different centennial addresses in
pamphlet form, and the treasurer would
thankfully receive any amounts which might
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work.
With the 18th insta.t the time allowed by
law for shooting cartridges begins TO last two
months hence The Bogarduses and Paynes
will be trayeIng--not the country to ex-
hibit their skilIfu shooiing-but the back
woods TO destroy and kill the poor birds.
The birds are less plentiful in this section this
year than usual,
Mr.. Joseph r Rabbit contempaies opening
at an early day frst-class oyster saloon al
his place of business near the depot IN this
town. when he will be able 10 supply The people
in every style with this palaable dish. Ii will
be great accommodation to those passing to
and from the depot to get oysters served in
any quantity and style at short notice
The humanitarians of this county have al
ready raised Sic for the relief of The people
of Savannah, Georgia. This is very in
significant amount to what ought to be con-
trihuted for the allie, iation of the sufetings
of those poor fever stricken people Wetrust
the people of the county will manifest more
interest and lei their contributions flow more
copiously.
Our town lads seem to be of very erratic
turn of mind. couple of them embarked
the other night, but before the close of two
days they had returned. They seldom more
than view the borders of Montgomery when
the eminent castles heretofore built, which
contain millions, crumble into nothingness,
and they begin TO think of home and the dear
ones, and, like the prodigal son, return to
their ''sweet home" But unlike the son
meet with an ungrateful reception, the dear
oues at home considering these wanderers ex-
pensive, too.
DR.. Owens has had near completed an ad-
ditional story TO his store which when
finished will make il decided Improvement in
its appearance. The additament is to be oc-
cuped by the Adeocdte. We trust the lofty
atmosphere will have "A purfcative effect upon
its leaders in the future. For instance, that
one which made its appearance with the frosty
eptember--though with all the freshness of
spring morning the caption of "a
Few Words TO Honest Republicans. But,
brother Brewer, what an unmerciful creature
you are to cause your wspaper-borrowers
which every office is bothered with, to ascend
thoseleugthy steps for admission into your
sanctum. Before they reach the terminus
exhaustion" will surely take place. And
then for home broils