davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-04-11

"Intcsttnal conflict" Is what the Journal calls
tho South Carolina trouble Just ent1cd. It Ia q
good thing II ended Just MS tho "old Reliable"
found ont sShat ms The matter. It would fIayo
beer, tho death Of South Carolina II tho dill
culty Ind run on into warm weather.
, 1877-04-11

Ono would suppose that, stuce It has become
necessary lot the taxpayers Of Cook County to
furnish funds to settle tho past-duc paper of tue
{atss~Gaeean At certain bank !n this city, the
nominal managers Of that concern would keep
little quiet about HEs1so OF bowKS. The
, 1877-04-11

cxaction levied In 1S73 sfall DO paid to t'e'
last ronny. Tho assessments tnesto on raul
roal cnpitnl stock from 1919 10 1916, IN
elusive, may 10 tins stated:
1a11. ynlnr Of etoek over properly ~ G3'M9
1874, |nluc at etnck arr rnrrfty." ai.Mt. lt1
1R1S. Value Of stock 1str rfnpeftJ...
1919. Sniuo of tsoek cves Nsoresss... 10. 'o",.s
wo tayo In 1876 more miles Of raitronl
thnn wo Ind In 1878, but tho fictitious, in
substantial valuo wl,icl, thu law Of 1872 ,''-
tlcrtook 10 r,ascgializo aud tax as property |
hns Disappeared All that waa Tangible Is
hero to-day; The intangible, insubstantinl,
and imaginary Inns departed; md tho 1ngts- |
latu.o is tna.1a theatre Of cloquonco de-
mnniling TINT tho tax 10 collected on this
&117, 600 Of property which does not c1- |
iss and never did exist except In tho imngi- |
nation.
Tho tlobato bringa out Tnuoi, conhprol,cn-
sive wisdom. Ono gontlo,non asacrts nntlde- |
fles contradiction TINT because n n1nu cai
sell and assign acertiacnso Of stock, t''ere-
fore tho certificate Of stock Is property in-
dependent Of tho property represented by
tho stock. It IL frnuclfae," and frhn-
chiscs tnny under tho Constitution bo taxed.
Tho severity Of The INV fh'ls npon prisnte
corporations, whcrn tho form Of corporation
Ia rcsorted to as mere convenience for
bookkeeping, whereby partners in business
mar increase their interest or sell o'lt, and
where now partners may comein. and where,
In case of the death Of a partner, tho busf-
ness can 10 on without my dissolution OF
partnership or ehango Of tho firm maine.
Ihe corporate existence fs purely business
convenience ant, gives no special OF exclusive
privileges. Instead Of crctlting pnrtner
with specified prorortion,-as 3-1G Of tho
firm, md another with 1-18, md another
1916, they simply divide tho whole into 80
many sl,nres of 800 each, and giro to each
| n certificate Of tho number OF sharon 1o
holds. Tho gcntlcmon in tho Legislature
arq,lo That II flvo men invest $l00,0 In
business aa company, md iss,1o to them
selves certificate that each owns twonty
shares Of $1,000 cnch In tho COM
pany, TINT, in addition to tho prop
er.y, lind, machinery, aud materials
pnrchascd with tho money paid in, there is
another 100000 Of taxable property repro
seutcd by tho certificates Of stock, No argu-
mont or reason seems to be able to rcnch
tho minds Of tho statesmen who hold this
doctrine, oven whom lhoy admit Tint The
same persons, If notincorporased, would only
bo taxable upon their actunl property. It is
claimed TINT tho certificates Of stock sell at
premium, and are valuable far beyond
their nominal valne; but that Is duo excln-
sive}y to tho skill, porsonM charaeter, md
brains of those managing tho business, and
not to nny intrinsic valuo Of tho stock ccrsifl-
, 1877-04-11

Aa6 A"0AHA A~ -,
~" sn"s tao foaa! =. nss.'3 - rr..s
naInani.y 10 "uous ~ w a.. n".ssa ~ H. =,
ke5' IL 10 "o.4 " nao" sao "As 49,. - :. ~.
aae'n'eas~ ~ e'ars ~ sotos' 80. se"' -,
'aa,ss s,.,s,. sAs s.sh,',,t -, ..h,ah + h..
VI m1 'no 'P'o"s'. ~ 80
peon ea'e''peu, -, ".,u .' s.,.,. ...ssh
.laoss'oa ""o 'A' o.aot aSS \
IL ~ a.'a o,'a eon1l'sa'1. a -, ~, ~.. a .;x,
1no euasee' ''11 ~ :. ~. '"1 r..t...,s .une nan"Aa
p!ost' "olas, ID 'nas 'no 1u.A,sn uo.o'".
mens 's .os 'as"sna'' ~ easSs W Wv e,,.o4 -.
ot too oe'"'es' S'' ,a"a .A'e e.".sN ~. ~
ale1men' tuose eoRapt1s a'.u eoAp'ose's |nD'1
Mr. thAoS1oSs,o o. osousn' 'no enab.a Aoue
TO tne ooor u .ao 1.lk "ose n1e..ta''y' ...,s."
Ills *oeoho pe"p''e'' "a.on ~" .'eeny ap
peateo, emphaS'zea ana of'n98 ~ oaoao1 ~
more cfash'ne conci"s.o'4' ~. .t;u NV ou9 s.s, -.
sirat, ana Rlnnoo ~ !'7 eon'oa.o W.. oaAo'o ~,
tho fo"aef 20 epfEec'a.o t'e tsasaa ,s'., =, ~
"s''saeN sssasss W sAs'. s.s., -, .,.sa,,,,,
ar o1ans1o"l SHOWS oe5oua 49, .s"s.".. a""a..
thas .nc hungarian .nssae'es "..o t.a" s.. INV
o. win sao eonsohs VI sn' wv sas' ',. ,,
nave ne'e' pcun lve'os''a ~ ~ -. 49,, hs.. 49,
mat On 1ns o.aet naa' so5 ,. wi .sa,,ss,
Basueo @s lao 'uso4e % ns'''o''oua t."es'
he proves saa.sAe Aas1ssss '.,a,' ~ ~
OF sne nu'6a1'aa sse1.'oS, a,ae WAY" .as1,. I ~ -.
ana st,n wc.o eo'ae W, 10 s"s-. sJ .,'s ~
tho !4'h o. 'h,t JUG, wv ~, ns'. .,,"" ~ ~ M .ns
n'"1,s. m"a o'osas ,ssa" ~ ~ % ha.,r w. u. I ~
Enel'ah HOUSE o. eoA.lns, aa .~" H"s" .~aas ~as
Tue te8ua3 ~ .' w.. ~ M..ss,.h...as,sa@ % " IT,
eonee1uso ~ ' =. 4'u."e us.,,I 1,s~o,,as vo~s NV.
H.
, 1877-04-11

Tho Ncw York Herald r. l. nun recommends
his frcnd tho mule, as ono which "atrlkcs out
In life both ways at oncc.'' 1lc ought to haTo
l,ecu plaecd on the Louisiana Commission for
tho enko of oYcnncss.
, 1877-04-11

Tic unplcasantly-honcat men nro getting back
into Office IN many cascs. Fhey arc, really, cur
i}tktnENishcA stEaNgcEs.
, 1877-04-11

CnAz1-IIohsE's surrender leaves only 6fTTtNo.
Bull, Bill SPRINGER, md DAVID DUDLEY
FIELD among tho Aoss&les. CRAzr-llogsE SOW
tho Inevitable quicker than The rest Of them.
, 1877-04-11

The pardon by tho President Of the notorious
couutcrtciter, ~NAroLEoN D. LATTA, confined III
thu Wisconsin rcnitcntsary, Ia bad c1cmcncy; It
rtycs LArrA- tude to crln,o onco more.
, 1877-04-11

Tic whisky crooks have not the ability now
to do what they did two ycars-to keep stu,
{ltEclttr or otherwise.
, 1877-04-11

There Is not much chance Of reform In Civil
servleo 20 long ~ tho New York Customs House
enablcs snuggless to steal ~, o,oa 900 In duttcs
On foreign fabrics aud manufactures. Thts eomea
Of discrimination against Chicago.
, 1877-04-11

"Cau u milton slnl" This conundsnm was
discussed beforc tho Prcsbytcry Of Chicago last
night BY Prof. BLANCHARD. Ito s, It can; 8 to
= II rnn't.
, 1877-04-11

:. J.. .,...,, ~ h,,,o.k srt3
,'o..s'' .., "''a ~ :"
''6'''o'"'' '...eo: -----
THE souTH PARK INVESTIGATION.
While wo have as nucl, reason ~ ever to
believe that tho Investigation into tho mau-
agc,nont of tho South Park was inst1gatcd
III tho interest Of tho DuNtEvr.CoLEuoun
l,nlf-uillion grat, .tl,e Investigators haro run
across lonl which wns not anticipated, and
which may mhkc thor work usoful to the
community. Wo rcfcr u the CnAuscEr Bow
En- oh"cks which hayo not beon accounted /
for. It Inns bocomo evidoat that Mr.. Bow
ES'a accounts rs an officer of tho Board |
hayo not boon sottlod, aud it1ooks vary much |
rs though le had drawn moneys belonging |
to tito Pork funds, which wero dopositod IN
New York, and used them rs hla OWN. To
what oztent this Inns been done c"nnot 30
stated till the Investigation ahall have pro.
gressed further and tho accounts thoroughly
audited, but 1t is rumorod that from $i0, 0o0
to $Go, 900 hare boon misappropEiatod in this
way by tho President OF the Board. Mr.
BowEN. is said to DO bankrupt, and
In that case no is defanitor
to the nmount that ho has taken TOT bis por-
sonal ,1ao, and there is little hope for 1ts re-
covery. It ia possible that Ills accounts may be
mado good, but the outlook is not aattering.
This revelation ia individually serious re-
Election upon tho whole Board. II there ms
been my such dcfaloatton NJ would now ap-
pear, It must have ae1sended oVer consocf-
ablo space Ct time, aud the other mefn~
bera Of tho Board during tue timo when tho
hA3nn tnkNr fr0n1 fhn FNfk ffflU
.nono5 "e e 49, h,.,,.,xo-,,,v nv mi
iof pl'.ao ass ato oaIs !. :, 40 ~ .hs;r
havtnB ooeoos"" W o.oppeu :" ~.
aasy 10 sec 'a"t 'ae ttuat NV ~. p'1t
niin'stetea' u'1.'cs9u y. sa'a - ~. .s,sos .s,so
sna F'e'"" ,al' ~. s..snst. -. .ti,ah
IN the auditing OF tho aoeo"n's, .of "n.on
a.. a''en.n''' ~ ~ NV ...a".st-. 1' .,. ~.
sloio' 1aeio NV ~, o.'- .s-. H,,. -.
, 1877-04-11

"Wdat ahall no do With our tar1orsl" asks
tho Boston 1lo1e. Let d little sou sl1ino In
thcM.
, 1877-04-11

CHICAGO CHATTER NO. 1T. Il. A: H.. ~ Txen.
trsccond.st.-specIa! sonsqsatioa III. Msa1ess4a1
aeErte VI1it!ur companions lordtay tnftsd " or
der ii tho ii, Il. II. +. ELa 6AlItls sec.
, 1877-04-11

pot ahou1i} not tn1nlEo in ton mur1, critic1sm
unot tho dark co!ur Of tho Kettle. rarttcnlara
III tho abuyc matter chi, be given II called for.
, 1877-04-11

f{nyerty'a Theutre.
Rsndo,ph street. between Clark and htssi'ee;; i
Envascnacot IL Isohert McWAda. "ltlp Var WInke. :.
Afternoon And evening.
, 1877-04-11

ttcvleker'a Thentre+
MxdI,op ptteet, between De4rh1tn aoo etAkS.
Ensa gen cnt Of r. &. Chan!rau- 'Rit.
, 1877-04-11
AOCIErY MEETINGS.

AaeiphS Thtntres
Monroe rtfeet, corner Desrhnrn. 'Leck Ano Jl1s
nd ''Tba TWO t}rphana" Afternoon snd evening"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09
Primary Meetings and County
Convention.

In pursuance of resolution adopted
by County Convention, held at Rock
vile on the 9Th day of September, 1876,
the Democratic Conservative voters Of
Montgomery county are hereby respect
fully requested to assemble in Primary
Meetings, at the usual places in the sew
eral Election Districts,
On SATURDAY, 14th of April, 1877,
at 3 o'clock, p M, to elect twenty-five
Delegates from each district to a County
Convention, to be held in Rockville, on
TUESDAY, the 18th of April, 1877,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, to take into con-
sideration the feasibility of adopting some
uniform plan of holding Primary Meet
ings and Conventions.
The report of committee to devise
plan for the above purposes will be pub
lished by the committee with this call,
in the county papers, and at the request
OF said committee, we respectfully re-
quest any members Of the party to pub
fish, in the county papers, previous to
the meeting of the Convention, any sug-
gestions or plans that may aid in the
adoption of the best plan for the purposes
above indicated.
The undersigned, upon conference
with other members Of our party, deemed
it wisest not to call a County Convention
for the above purposes until the late Ma
tonal contest was settled.
GEO PETER,
EDW. W. OWEN,
Il. b. PRETTYMAN,
State Central Committee for Mont Co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09
Plan for Primary Elections.

The Committee appointed TO mature some
plan for the systematic government of the
Democratic party of Montgomery county, in
holding its Primary Meetings and Conven-
tons, would respectfully report that they
have adopted the following plan, believing
that ii is calculated to remedy, as far as pcssi-
BILE, the evils arising out Of the present
system
l. Each Election District shall be repre-
sented in any County Convention, by twenty
five delegates: Provided, that, if the county
shall he redistricted, the County Convention
shall be composed of fee delegates from each
District.
2. Primary Meetings shall be held in the
several Election Districts at such time and
place as may be designated by the State Cen
trail Committee for Montgomery County, and,
in each Of said districts, the person acting as
chairman of such Primary Meeting shall select
the said twenty-five delegates
3. AT the said Primary Meetings the names
of all persons mentioned in connection with
the offices TO be filled shall be presented to the
voters composing the said meeting and shall
be baloted for as at general election.
4. A correct statement of such ballot, in
each Election District, shall be prepared and
presented by the delegates, with their creden-
Iials, to the County Convention, and the
sara ueleBaleS snail oe required 10 cast tue
full vote of their delegation for the persons
receiving the highest number of votes in their
respective districts, for the Offices for which
said persons were baloted for.
5. II, at any time before the nominations are
made, the name Of any person receiving the
highest number Of votes in any Election Dis
trict shall he Withdrawn or dropped then the
delegates from said Election District shall
exercise their individual discretion in casting
their votes COR sny other person who may
have been baloled for.
g. The State Central Committee shall APP
point Committee composed of three from
each District which shall be known as the
County Committee, and which shall cooperate
with the State Central Committee in regard 10
the affairs of the party in the county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09

SUIcIDE.-Otho T. Thomas, thiriy-eght years
old, respectable farmer living two miles from
Point Of Rocks, committed suicide on Saturday
morning about o'clock After eating his
breakfast he went TO his barn, where some time
afterwards he was found dead with pistol by
bis side and bulet-holc in his right temple,
and bis left hand in his panialoons pocket
No reason can be assigned for the deed lie
leaves a widow and five small children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09
Wait a Little While.

The following is an extract from the speech
Of Judge Black to the Eight Consplrators 90
the Electoral Commission
Well may you say, awe have made n cove
nant with death, and with hell SIC we at
agreement; when the oyerfowing scourge
shall pass through it shall not come unto us,
for we have made lies our refuge, and under
falsehood have we bid ourselves" But never
theless wait little while. The waters Of
truth will rise gradually and slowly but
surely, and then look out for the overlooking
scourge. "The refuge Of lies shall be swept
away, and the hiding-place of falsehood shall
be uncovered" This mighty and puissaut
nation will yet raise herself up like a strong
man after sleep, and shape her inyineble locks
in a fashion you little think of now. Wait ;
retribution will come IN due time Justice
travels with eaden heel, but strikes with an
iron hand. God mill grnds slow but dread
fully fine. Wait till the hoodgate is lifted
and "a full head of water comes rushing on
Wait, and you will see fine grinding then.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09
Glad News For All.

One cannot be 10 careful when troubled
with Cough or Cold. We would earnestly
advise all so afflicted to obtain DR.. Schleys
Family Cough Syrup for % cts, and rejoice
in certain cure. This is the gery best Rene
dy in the market. An admirable article for
all Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Phihisic and
Pulmonary Affections. 1t is guaranteed to
give relief. Use none other, Do not hesitate
10 get it. For sale by the trade and by
S. SCHLEY & BRO, Sole Proprietors
oct 27--tfn Frederick, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS- The second SEES
sion of the Forty-fourth Congress closed at IL
o'clock Sunday morning, all of the appropra-
ton bills, except the army appropriation bill,
having passed both houses. The House reced-
ed from it's position cutting the salary of the
President down to $25, 900 per annum, aud it
therefore remains at $50, 600. The Senate re-
coded from the subsidies for the mail service
between San Francisco, China and Japan, and
between New Orleans and Rio Janeiro and
these schemes therefore failed, as also did the
soldiers bounty BILL which would have de-
peted the treasury Of millions of dollars. Mr.
Shermsn's bill TO aid in the resumption of spe-
Gle payment was postponed until the first We'd
nesday in December next. The House, after a
debate, adopted by strict party vote a reso-
luton declaring that Samuel j. Tlden and T
A. Hendricks were duly elected President and
Vice-President for the four years beginning
Marcu 4, 1877. The House also adopted res
oution discharging the members of the Lou
isiana returning board. The House passed a
new rule investing the clerk of the House with
all the authority possessed by the Speaker TO
decide points of order that may arise pending
the organization of the next House In each
House resolutions complimentary 10 the pre-
siding officers were adopted and appropriately
responded to.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC is now ready for
delivery by the druggists, and We are free 10
say that We have read this welcome visitor with
satisfaction and profit. II contains an aston
ishing amount of information which is useful
to everybody, and shows how to treat nearly
all diseases from which people suffer. 1t in
variably recommends the best remedies to be
employed, irrespective Of Ayers Family Med
icines, and furnishes, indeed, the best medical
advice by which great majority OF ailments
can be treated successfully. The anecdotes
witiicisms and jokes are the best compilation
that comes under our notice, and the book is
refreshing contribution to our enjoyment every
years. Clair ObSercer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09

of the Union published at Washington, D. c.,
Of which Hon. NJ. Blair was editor. We are
sorry that this sterling Journal has been dis
continued, as it promised TO be the leading
Democratic paper Of the country. Mr.. Blair,
in his short connection with the press, has
proved himself powerful writer and an
asiute judge of passing events, having taken
bold ground against the latest trick of the
Radicals-the electoral commission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09
116 ACRES OF LAND,

more or less about THIRTY ACRES of which
are in fine timber.
1t is improved by good LOG DWELLING
HOUSE, Stable Corn House, meat House and
Dairy, aud there is a fine Apple and Peach
Orchard on the place.
1t is well watered, there being three good
springs and stream Of water running ihrouph
il. There is also large body OF Pines which
renders the place desirable as Tobacco farm.
TERMS or SALE as prescribed Jy the
Decree Cash on The day of sale.
These terms however, CAT be changed by
the Trustee to suit the convenience OF purcha-
sers.
Es> Conveyancing at the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
JAMES B HENDERSON,
mar Pts Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09
% Secondhand Reapers.
Road Opening and Bridge
Building for Sale.

VNHE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the Commissioners for Montgomery
county 10 sell at public sale 10 the lowest bid
der the opening Of public road land build
ing Of a bridge on the same) commencing at
where the road leading from Rockville by
Orndorf7s Mill intersects the River Road, and
running in souiheasterly direction OF NE
land owned by Mr.. Howell 10 Cabin John
Branch, and then on the dividing line of the
lands owned by Mr. Howell, John Burriss,
VIM. Bowling, aud on or near Thos. Dow
ling's line to the conduit road
hereby give notice that ! will attend at
Sheppard's Stone House, on SATURDAY,
March 18th, 1877, att o'clock, P. NJ 10 re-
ceive bids for the same.
Specifications made known on the day of
sale
mar It'd JOHN SAUNDERS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09

Messfs. Field and Clifford, the two Demo-
cratic judges in the electoral commission, alb
MES on Monday. They are brave, honest men
men who would no longer than compusion
necessitated recognise fraud, and remain in
company with the perpetrators thereof.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09

How times have changed. Once the whites
were at the head of this government and the
blacks slaves things have been reversed. Oh
our kingdom for fanatical Sumner, the ever
lasting advocate of freedom the father Of eman-
cipation, 10 advocate our liberation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09

Every Democrat in our county will be in
terested in the call of tht State Central Com
mittee for primary meetings on the l4th Of
April, to send delegates to county conven-
ton to adopt some plan for The future gov
ernment of the party in making nominations
This an important matter, and we shall be
pleased to hear from our friends on the sub
loot
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09

The following are the names of the new
cabinet, William NJ. Evarts, New York, Secre-
tary of State; John Sherman, Ohio, Secretary
of the Treasury George w. McCrary, Iowa,
Secretary Of War; David NJ. Key, Tennessee,
Postmaster General Carl Schurz, Missouri,
Secretary of the Interior; Richard W. Thomp-
son, Indiana, Secretary of the Navy; Charles
Devens, Massachusetts, Attorney General
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09
COMPARISON.

When the great political confusion has sub
sided throughout the country, then we would
rather be Mr. Tilden than Hayes Tilden
will remain at home with the consciousness
that he still maintains 10 the estimation of a
msjority OF the people OF this country repu-
iation for honesty, unbackened by the accept
ance OF a position, the highest in the nation,
gained through fraud and rendered by thieves
II may be truly said that he has made the
most resolute and vigorous struggle for victory
ever known IN the annals of the country
lie said at the outset that he went into the
contest with the spirit of II soldier entering on
acampaign, and most valiantly did he fight it
cut. Leader, 10 every sense, Of the democra-
cy, organizer Of our campaign, teacher of our
tactics, standarfbearer in the fray and rallyer
in the hour OF disaster, Samuel j. Tilden, de-
feated by fraud for the great prize, has ac-
quired imperishable fame as the most indefat-
igable aud astute political straiegst and tao
tician who ever was nominated for the presi-
deptial chair lie "bated no jot of heart or
hope" through the siege until the last spark
wasextinguished by the mephilcal breath OF
the vile eight. Hayes is the reverse. lie bears
the hatred of the people, and has been through
the campaign, as be will ever be, tool for
tricky politicians.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09

Wells iS no longer vassal, but a peer
The House on Saturday passed resolution
releasing the contumaeious witnesses, and the
Louisiana Returning Board again breathe the
air Of freedom.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09
Blue Windsor PLASTER.

f.. l.. NJ q . II IT,
GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
Is AGENT FOR
The Champion Reapers and Mowers.
The Bickford & Huffman Grain Drill.
The Empire Thresher,
The Van Wrinkle Grain Fan.
Studcbakers Brothers Manufacturing
Company's Wagons.
Wisner Tiger" Wheel Rakes.
All for sale Mt Manufacturers prices, freight
added. Also,
90 Secondhand Reapers,
Taken in parl pay for Champions, among
which will be found the Hubbard, Kirby, Ex-
celsior, Buckeye, Wood, Dorsey, Dodge b
Stevenson, and Manny's.
They will be sold at very low prices to close
them out Buy them to repair your old ma
chimes with it is he cheapest way TO get
extras
mar Off T. L. MOORE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09
On SATURDAY, Oath of March, 1877,

at the hour Of O'Clock, P. NJ, oil that farm,
lying and being in saId Montgomery county.
which was conveyed to the said Charles Hobbs
by the said Elizabeth Hobbs, by deed dated
the lth day of April, in the year $40
This farm is on the road leading from Frede-
rick city to Georgetown, D. G., about miles
from the village Of Hyattstown and the same
distance from Clarksburg, in said county, and
cnnfnina
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-03-09
Patuxent Tobacco Plant.
OFFICE 6s south street.

BALTIMORE, Jan. !. 1877.
Dear Sir: To meet an urgent want among
our Tobacco growing friends we have pre-
pared our 'Patuxent Tobacco Plant, " intend
ed expressly for Tobacco Beds Our expert
ence in the growth and handling Of Tobacco
enables us, we believe, to produce an article
which cannot be exeeled for this purpose
THE TOBACCO PLANT is Of guaranteed
purity and efficacy, and will be for sale by
Country dealers and ourselves, in lots to suit.
Let us hear from you, and we will he pleased
to give every information. We refer YOU to
our customers in the Tobacco Districts
Your order should be early 10 insure timely
attention
PRICE $5 SO PER BAG.
20o LBS. TO THE BAG.
Yours truly,
HENRY DUYALL & Co,