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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19
[ter the Democrat.
Religious.

The BuckhuuEon Baptist Church
com mcuccd a prOtractcd meeting on
Saturday night before the third Sun
day in December. BY the request OF
the Church, | assisted tho Pastor, Rev.
". S. lIOl,. The meeting lasted "A
days, resulting in eight acccssions to
the church. This Church has passed
through somC severe troubles and til
ais during the past two years. VI
their uu,ure aud character will not
speak here. Tho church was not 10
what We would call "workiug order"
But all. with few exceptions, seemed to
be willing to come up to tho help OF
the Lord against the mighty. All
seemed anxious that the joy Of saliva
ton be restored to ,hOm. They
worked earnestly, aud prayed with
that faith that moved God to manifest
Himself TO them as IIe does no. to the
world; and forgetting the things that
were behind, they pressed forward that
they might apprehcud that for which
they were apprehendcd. 10 answer to
prayer, "lleayen came down our souls
to greet. aud glory crowned tho mercy
seat" God poured out his blessing
upon his children. 1t was one Of the
most gracious out-pouriugs Of GOd''
grace that i, has been my privilege to
enjoy for some time. Men and women
that had long withstoOd the rOoing Of
the spirit, and the many prayers that
had been offered for them, yielded to
the power Of the gospel and the faith.
ful prayers, aud plead for mercy. God
who is rich in mercy and ready to for.
give, granted TO them their desires in
the rcmiss on OF sin, and they were
made huppy in savior's love. The
church and pastor were much en:our-
aged, and they are looking forward to
better aud happier days. May they
not be disappointed. On Tuesday, the
S'h Of January, I had tho privilege Of
burryirg with Christ in baptism six
happy converts in the beautiful Buck.
hannon river. Two others were re.
ccivcd for the ordinance. and Others
are expected to follow sUou. May the
good work go on, aud to God be all thc
glory. The meeting closed with
good interest. The charge was dcliv.
cred ;" those baptized, and the hand of
welcome extended by the pastor md
the church. VIZ parted with the hope
Of meeting in the better land have
usvcr met with kinder people in my
life thai those ol 2uckhanaOn. | made
my headquarters at COl"urI L''hama
hotel. llo takes plrasurs 10 making
those happy who culI upon him. When
the Wcstouia or nuy one else visits
Burkhannou, they cannot do better
than to call Ou the Colonel. May the
people Of Buckbanuou ever be happy.
HxSkY LANGyoxD.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

lie was told to rcmain after school,
When the teacher. trying to impress
upon bis miud the sinfulness Of not
speaking the truth. uskcd him if they
did not tell him 10 tho Sunday school
where bad boys went who told fals'
hoods Choking with sObs. he snid:
Yes. marm, it's place where
therO is 4 fire, but don't just rCmcm'
bcr the uaMo Of the town."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19
Local DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge Circuit COurt-J. BRANNON.
Clerk i" W. II. BYRSE
Prcs't County Court-J. PETERSON
Clerk J. WOOFTER.
Prosecuting Au'y-A. EDMlST0N
Sheriff J. G. VANDERVORT.
Sup't. Free Schools G. W. CROOK.
County Surveyor D. I. PETERSON.
Assessor lat District JOHN kEE.
" ID " GEO FISHER.
Oo12Gao4Ss
Court House District.
G. W Turner and p. Dargan.
Freemaa's Crcek' District.
G. ". S,rickIer and ". Y. Wood.
fuckers Lreek District.
n. New nOrtcr and D. X. SwisLer.
Collins Settlement District.
S. B. Smith and ". X. Wilson.
Si:in Creek District.
WV. Chidcsier aud " C. New hortcr
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

-Slark Twain says that the bet.
tor portion Of the civzeus Of Califor
MIA desire The chinese who arc there to
remain. H. say, tho Chinese question
is largely tL" Pre,ext of political dem
agOgurs. much like the negro qu e.tion
used 10 be.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

"A colony Of colorod people haVO
settled in Southern Kansas, aud are
building city. Ifthcy will turn their
attention totarmiug, they will no doubt
succeed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

The Boston Globe sums up the events
Of the old year just past, thus: EIcctor.
al Commission. President Hayes.
William Il. Chandler Turco.Russian
war.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19
HOLDING OF COURTS.
C;>vpu,t C,o,,rts.

SSNNkN NoNN fSt
Lewis, Is. day Of March and September
Gilmcr, llth of March and September
UpShar. 22d Of March aud November
Preston. 7sh Uf April and October
Randolph, 23d Of April and October
Tucker, 2d Uf May and November.
Barbour, 9th Of May and November
Webster, 18th OF May aud September
Brsxtou. 18th March and 18th August
Harrison, 30th May and 3Oth October
Calhoun. 29lh Of May aud 18th of Oct
SonMty GoMyts.
Lewis. First Monday in February.
April, June. August. October aud
Dcccuber-the June and October
terms for fiscal and police business
ouly.
Gilmcr. Second sIonduy in February
April. June, August, October aud
December.
Upshur.-Sceond Monday in February
April. June, August. October aud
pccember.
Drax,on Fourth Tuesday 10 january
March, May, July, September and
November.
Wcbstcr.-FOurti Tuesday III Fcbrus.
ry, April, June, August, October
aud December.
Calhoun Fourth Monday in Fcbrua
ry, March, June. August, Scpten.
Der and November.
TOWN OFFICERS.
.nuyOr.-JOhu II. Tgdd.
Rccoricr.-Joscph 3. Neff.
.ihlcrmea.-p. n. Hale, 7. G, Dawson
IL a. Bankhrad. ". j. Daughcrty
aud 0. II. p. Washburn
Scrgcunt.-J. s. Wilkinson.
Torn AtlorNey. JameS W .WO lEpdin
sBexggrgs.
4. F. ( A. M.-StatcI commune lticns
Uf Weston Lodge No 10, 4. 7. and A. NJ,
will be held on the First aud Third Non.
days Ofcrcry month. .,,. -,
". &. BENNETT, ". M
J.J. PETERSON, Sec
JANE W.-Smtcd communications Of
jackson Lodge No. IS, a. F. and 4. NJ :,
will be held in their HILL, in Jnae Lew, on
the second Saturday in eurh month.
ISAAC JACKSON, r.. "
". D. CARPEA, Sec
St. Joseph's G. r. \. u. SocIeir.-S:htrl
,,,, k.l1 1I,a NHss Sbt,ltV l., t1I
cry month. FATHER TRACY, Pres't.
Il. J. SE"oS, Secretary.
CHURCHES
u. Il. Church, IIer. 5. Z. Jones, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night. Sunday School
y 4. IarrrS, SuperintendCnt-cvcry Sun
day at . o'clock, 7, u.
prcSbytutian Church, Rev. George ".
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday, Sabbath ScllUol-Wm l.. Dun
aingtGn. SuperiRtrudCut-tveFy Sunday Ut
q clUcs, 4. n.
Catholic Church, Rev J. 4. Tncy, Pas.
tor. Services every first aud third Sundays
AT Il aud 10 4. ~, and ! ?. u. Sabbath
Sch0ol-Incob Schnitt, Superintendent
every Sunda, at . O'clock, P. ".
Episcopal Chlrch-attehded occasionally
by tbs Rev. Mr. Wood, Of Clarksburg.
African ". E Church, lev, T. II. Cyris,
Pastor. Services every Sgadey at 10 o'clock
Sunday SchooI-GcOrge 7. Jones, Superin-
tepdeut-ryerv Sunday at Q O'Clock.
Co!orcd u. Il. Church, Rev. John Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday al II
o'clock. Sunday School Charles Lee, Su-
Ierinleuivul-cvCry Sunday t! ! O'clock,
p. N.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19
PENDLETON, MORGAN.
EWING.
Speeches In Response 10
the Announcement
OF Mr.. Pendie-
toms Nomin-
alton.

At Columbus, Thursday night, aIte I
the joint caucus Of the Democratic mem.
bers Of the two Houses had completed
its work iu tho nomir alton Of Mr Pen
dleton for United States Senator, tho
three principal candidates were called
out, aud they spoke as follows:
Mr.. PrSDLyToN's SPEECH.
Gentlemen Of the Caucus 81 rc.
turn to you my sincere thanks for the
compliment and honor you have paid
me If your choice shall bc ratified
by toe Legislature, I shall feel that the
Democratic party Of Ohio has conferred
upon me greut trust. which | shall
oudcayor to execute with exact fidelity
TO the whole country. Supported BY
the confidence aud patriotism Of thai
noble party, couuselIcd by the Legisla'
turc, aided by the wisdom of tue pub
lie men Of the State aud the party, par,
ticularly Of NJ excellent Rnd worthy
aad geDerOUa competitors, wLgse c.
operation in the great duties | shs'' I'D
called upon to perform | shalt ever
solicit, !! shall cadeA7y =. a. lines to
act With M e,g .iG::!9 70 ."e good gov
ernment and prosperity vi the whole
people. Gpu'lamo ! t5tuk ynu again
for the homo: 4a a-se done tue.
Us.srAA GEORGE AlRGAS
was thrG called on for speech, and
said:
5I.. President and representatives
o. the great Democratic party Of Ohio,
nod NY citizens here assembled
Il congratulate yeu. QUE and nIl.uPon
Tho Lsruorious termination Of the con-
test bstw:en my distinguished FREUD
aud the other candidates and myself.
l congratulate you further, fellow citi
zeus, Oh haTiEg scl4otca u statesman
and pattiut we'll worthy ofrepresen,ing ng
the great Stale of Ohio in the highest
tribunal Of our land. From my heart
I tender my siacercst thanks to the
gentlemen present. mAo llonOred me
with their sutfragcs. | am entirely
satisfied, aud whcu | say SO, it is from
my heart, aud eau say | to you now,
that in the struggle yet 10 come-the
struggle for the rights Of the people
against the money O!igarchy. which
has them completely by the throat-it
will be my joy to battle in the ranks.
With my kuupsack On my back aud my
InuskCs on my shoulder. | congratu,
late you. my fric"ls, upon our glorious
future. and give way to my distinguish
ed competitor, who, presume, is here
to respond for hinself.
GENERAL EwiNG
Then a.csndsd the Speakers pulpit
and said:
Fellow.citizeus-At tho result that
las been attained BY the action of the
Legislature. iu general convention thI!
evening, cheerfuIIy aud cordially &C.
qu;esCe, recognizing in tho successful
o1udiduts for the hUuor gentleman
distinguished by his long service iu
the Democratic party, eminent 10 tai
.,,. onJ ;,.,lr o,uu,,,,n, bos, ,f
Iomo,oS , 81 ,,,,obol f.i.rd.
80, ul.,,,,,,,. ii. n,,,,. =. s,;J Il,
~ ..,,,i. IT,, r.. =, 'ou,-,,ny,,,.
,"r.olvn. ,,r,,n ,ps ,,c, ,b,, ,bs cam v,.,
wus conducted BY the p.titO;s anu
,,,o;. ,o.no,.;,lo ,Jhrrsr,s v,.,, Cd.
,,n,, ,,a,s, ,nl ,,o,, ,r;,
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Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE of two writs of ieri facias is
II sued out of the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery, and TO the Sheriff of said county di-
rected one at the suit of james 4. Williams,
surviving partner, of Joshua Dorsey, deceas-
ed, use Of 3emus g. Dorsey and v Dorsey,
and he other AT the suit of Remus G Dorsey
and Valeria Dorsey, Administrators of JOSH
ua Dorsey Deceased, against the goods and
chaties, rights credits, lands and teuements
of Ernest II Richter, have, on the 26th day
of November and on the 4lh day of December,
1873, seized aud taken in execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, both at
law and in equity, of the said Ernest II Rich
ter Of, in aud to the following property TO-
vii;
Oae Bay Horse. / Brindle Cow, 10
Snaats, Stack of Rye, l Road Wagon,
Horse Cart, Sulkey, Reaper, Tons of
Hay, 2 Bay Colts. 3 IIags. Two-Horse
PIow, Horse Rake, Hay Carriage, White
Sow, 2 Sets Wagon Gear, Collasr,
Cart Haraess, Plow Gear. Wagon Sad
die. Wagon Lines. Wheat Drill, 3-Horse
Plow, l Mouse Colored Horse, Cutting
Box, l Gray Stallion.
ALSO, / Brown Mare, 2 Red and
White Buffalo Cows, Red aud White
Cow, l Red-Horned Cow, lot of Fodder,
lot of Posts, 2 Pen Hogs, 2-Horse Car
riage, Wheat Fan, Grind Stone, Red and
White Calf, Bay Colt, 3 Sheep. White
Hog, 3-Horse Harrow, 2 Horse Harrow,
2-Horse Plow. Lead Harness, Jockey
Stick. Whip, Stretchers, Brides, Hal
ters, Collar, Cart, Double-shoyel Plow.
NOTICE is hereby given that, OIL
WEDNESDAY, December 18th, 1878,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Store of Horace
Waters, in Germantown,
will sell the above described property al pub
lie sale to the highest bidder TO satisfy said
claims.
Terms Of sale-CASH
JOHN A. CLEMENTS,
dec Cts Sheriff.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
THE MESA GE AND CONGRESS-.

Mr.. Hayes message receives, when regarded
as whole, the rather favorable comment of
the press, Thiscomment is not so much elic-
tied by any eminent merit of the document as
a state paper SO much as il is by the contrast
between this passably intelligent message and
some ofisresent predecessors. Though there
Is mild tone prominent, yet in some places we
find instances of partizan feeling. This feature
is glaring when the President attempts 10 con-
centrate Congressional attention upon only
two States, Louisiana and South Carolina, as
localities where the purity of the ballot has
been soiled and the poor negro bnllied and
bulldozed out OF the rights of citizenship
This is glaringly partizan when no menti on is
made Of the ''outrages' in New York and
Philadelphia, and seems al present absurd as
we find six negroes elected to the South Car
olina Legislature. To prosecute the guilty in
the South an appropriation Of $3.50, 900 is
requested. Another evidence of his effort 10
swim Republican prestige is that clause of the
message asking that The power of using the
army as a posse comiiatus be restored, and
there is some significance in the request for the
creation Of several Offices which will increase
Federal patronage. All this is regarded BY
Republicans as closer alliance and identiture
Of Hayes with the long and well understood
policy of the Radical party.
The action of Congress upon these questions
is not difficult to predict. Blaine has ALREADY y
offered resolution about the Southern out
RACES and the Democrats have determined to
amend the resolution BY stretching the limits
of the investigation to include New York and
Philadelphia. Mr. Thurman is to conduct the
fight against Blaine. II is almost certainty
that the function of posse comitatus will not
be restored to the army. II was ostensiby
ander this function that the bayonet was used
by Grant in Louisiana and South Carolina
and we do not think it likely that the Demo-
Gratis will restore what they crushed down as
power likely to be wrongly applied.
The Potter investigation will grind and the
cipher kilograms will be brought to the mill,
and the mode of counting the electoral vote
will be subject of consideration.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
DWELLING HOUSE,

and suitable Outbuildings-most Of the latter
being nearly new. There is also on the place
large Orchard Of choice fruit. 1t is well
walercd and wooded with good supply Of
Oak aud Chestnut.
TERMS OF SALE: Fifteen hundred dol
lars of the purchase money to be paid in cash
ou tho day Of sale and the balance in equal
installmeuts Of Que and two years from said
day of sale-said deferred payments to bear
interest from the day of sale aud 10 be secured
10 the satisfaction OF the said Trustees. And
upon the ratification Of said sale and the pay
menl Of the whole purchase money said lrus-
tees will by a good ana Sufficient deed con-
vey 10 the purchaser or purchases said real
estate Free clear aud discharged of and from
all the interest of all the parties to said deed
of trust.
Conveyancng at the cost of purchaser.
THOMAS ANDERSON,
W. VElRS BOUIC, Jr.,
dec Cts Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06

STATE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery county, Set.
T HEREBY CERTIFY that on this I'd day
| of December, 1878, before me, the sub
scriber one of the Justices of the Peace Of said
State in and for said county, personally ap-
peared John F. Hughes and made oath in due
form of law that he did, on or about the lst
day OF Aprit last take up as estrays trespass
ing on his enclosures one Roanish Heiier
with horns, no ear mark; one Red Steer, white
back, with horns, Two swallow-lorks in each
ear and and n hole in the right ear, both about
three years old next Spring. Also one white
and red Buffalo Bull, with no ear marks.
about two years old next Spring. Witness my
hand
DAVID II H0UIC, ]. P.
The owner or owners Of the above described
Cattle are requested 10 come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
JOHN f. HUGHES,
dec 6-2tP Near Darnestown.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06


my position ano in consistency with former
a'terances, and supported by such eminent
authority as Hallam AS quoted by your Brooke
vile correspondent and the Hon. Horaiio Sey-
fnonr, OF New YORK, IS il not worth The effort
10 Try ana give practical effect TO such senll-
'nents lhlnk II IS. BAT now Shall II lie
done answer by The divorcing municipal.
county aud corporate management from the
great maeistrom OF National poltics. There
Is no just or legitimate connection between
'hein- Experience has shown us how much
we nave lost and how much oi corruption
demoranza'ion ana e&traVagance has resulted
irom lhe unholy alliance, and the snbordiua-
uon OF these interests to party politics As
| PROOF 10 point, 10 addition TO The alarming in
crease III our county expenses AS heretofore
| s'a'ed oy me may site our own favonle
"ork, the ChesapeiHe Y ONO canal, which tor
nearly 'hirty Years has been under the demin-
| ION OF party polltics 70 the loss OF numerous
merltorious creditors, and he almost ndrh-
ute pos'ponement OF any relief to the tax
PAYERS Tor The large investment made IN II by
tue state. ana II your town or Rockville
escapes IKE Iale IL VIII he because In Its Or
game municipal construction II is removed
from tne arena OF popular control and direct
pom,lcal lnnuenre.
| worse 'nah 'his Is 10 sunJect our county
SCHOOLS ana county roads TO The same influence,
! e,a.d ~ ha;n1, ,,sad "a sipp,,,ran,a5 ,U ~
nsonIo ho ,har namnnra,s pr
'he weaker party "eing onen treated by the
"s!or''y as 'nouen Tue minority hhd no righIs
~ni1u t'e 'n"jot'N were oouhu 10 respect II
! fu,ura II No, so 80, !, - hac,uso ,ha,o 49,
at nreeani ma oxci,in,, ,o,ics ond sh,,rr ,,oint
Of difference 10 diyile IA J,s,y t;,,h,r, n,r,,
| lines and sh,,ws tho ,rssant In ba q ,,,st aro-
ni,;one nomont 10 ana,ro,nia,,in,, ,,h;..,
| shall ea,ahl;sb bo,no-rnIe ,,o1 6rn, ,,,d on.
durino fnpna,,ion S,;II rorse ia tho ids, ri
having Demncr,i;c mr. RarnIlican Judges nj
onr Cour,s yr+ere Ino,;co aIona onah, 70 MO
side snnreme .nd ,ho scales bolanced Nv In a,
even and ;rnnar,ial ha,d. oronr Conntv Com.
miss;one,s whose of;ce is a, once lso;sIa,;va
execnt;ve md iudic;aI. or o,r O,nh.ns, Co,r;
befora which evarr mans esIste enr .e,,iemsn,
and a;s,rihn,ion has son,er or la,ar 10 nass
Tet everv ci,;yan refact ana csn5idIr osk
himself stWhsI bos nartv noIi,ics IN do win
,be nroner discharge nf tho functions of other
of The above imnortant domes,ic ,r;hn,,ls p,
He mnet uRigblCnllv nothing - ;r
then no,hino are we moi trifIi;no with preat
and imnortant ;ntarosts by f,rc;n, tbarn into
the arena of nariy noIit;cs tbrongb onr noli,;-
cal nom;na,ino convantions and hv piac;ng
them on ma r,i7on iicksts9 Or lake onr nnhlic
schools and conntv roads Nnsi thew also he
demoroliz;ng inHnence3 Jtis ,imo IN nanso
in IN p career and aek oprselves 10 vhst and
will al, ,bis lead II IN nowar and dominion
of ono nartv over The other car,ainlv no, IN
cor,oni ,o banrin.es or nrnsra,it, wbo, ;s
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
"ANTRD.

A COMPETENT AID energetic MAN as
N Fore'pan ani farm-llaud. with small
iamliv. the wife 10 take charge Of Dairy aud
Poulirv on shares.
ALSO-For s,'e Two sows and PIGS.
see r',S, s,-,r Nd. oFFUTT.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE Of Deed of Trust from the
ID Trustees of the Baptist Church at Rock
vile and Henry B. Duley, Jr., Harriet Ruth
dated the oath day of April, 1876, aud re-
corded in Liber e. 3 P, No. l5, folios 27.
2S, % 80, 81, 80 and SO, one Of the Land
Reco rds Of said Montgomery county, the SUBJ
scribers, as Trustees appointed by said deed,
will offer at public sale to the highest bidder,
in front Of the Court House door, in the town
of Rockville, in said Montgomery county and
State of Mary yland, on
SATURDAY, 2Sth of December, 1878,
at tie hour of o'clock, P. NJ, all the pro-
perty described in aud conveyed by said Deed
of Trust, being
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
N'ezc Advertisements.
IECTURE.
es DR.. MITCHELL, of Virginia,

@y- DR.. MITCHELL, of Virginia, will
deliver an address or eulogy on WOMAN
the Maiden, Wife and Mother-Love, Court
ship and Marriage at the Hall at Gathers
burg, on TUESD AY EVENING 10th instant,
commencing at 1880 O'Clock. Tickets Fifty
Cents dec Gilt
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
ADJOURNED MEETING.

T,HE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
Il county will meetat ttheirRoom, n Rock
Vile, on
TUESDAY, December the 10th, 1873,
By order: JOS. A. TANEY,
nov 29-td Cl'k TO County Com'rs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
FOB SALE.

~aESzTa THE subscriber offers for
~ sale upon liberal terms. FIVE
Ill Yoke Of Good oxen,
not over five years old. An early call will
secure bargain.
Inquire ~ my place. near Offntt's Roads,
Montgomery county, Nd.
nov 29-lw HENRY BRADLEY.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
SATURDAY, 2sth of December, 1878,
1873 10 ACRES OF LAND.
MORE LESS.

This farm is one and half miles from Rock
vile, he county-seat of said county, adjoins
the lands Of Wm. A Veirs, John Z. Wilson,
James r. Benson and others, being the same
land upon which Charles Spates, late Of said
counly, resided up 10 within short time OF
his death, and on which Z. Gilmore Duley aud
others now reside.
II is improved by a story and half
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06

II OFFER AT private sale. al my farm near
Darnesiown. fine ALDERNEY BULL, 3
ears old this coming Saring
For further particulars inquire OF the sub
scriber
nov 29-3. CHAS. q. DuFlEF.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a writ OF feri facias issued
ID by David II Bouic, a Justice OF the Peace
Of the State OF Maryla in and for Mont
gomery county at the suit o: John G. Eng
land, Jr. against the goods and chatiels,
lands and tenements Of william Keele. aud
TO me directed, have this 3Olh day of Ocio.
ber, 1878, seized and taken 10 execution all
the right, title. claim, interest and estate.
both at law and 10 equity, Of said William
Keefe in and to all that part Of tract Of land
called Sweepstakes, being resurvey on a
tract called Scotland, The Addition to Scot
land, &c, situated lying and being in said
county and State, containing
125 1-2 ACRES OF LAND.
more or less, and the same land on which
said keeie now resides. aud more particularly
described in deed from Cephas P. willeit
and Elizabeth II. Willett TO said William
keefe, bearing date the 7ih day of February.
10 the year 1896, and recorded IN Liber H. b.
p, No. 2, folio 500, one OF the Land Records
Of said Montgomery county.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on
SATURDAY. 7th Of December, 1878
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, 10 front Of the Court
House door, In the town Of Rockville, ! will
sell the above described property TO the high
est bidder for cash 10 satisfy said claim.
ConVeyaneing at the cost Of pnrchaser.
JAMES W. GRAFT,
nov l5-is Constable.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06

Mr.. John Hoffman, of Cumberland, has a
twenty-five pound Wild turkey.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06
M ES

MARRIED by Elder :. r. White. Mr.. JAS.
E THOMPSON to Miss LlZLiE RABBIT
near Rrdlaad in this county, on flh inst
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06

sssator Dennis. Of this State, is eandi-
date tor secretary Of the US. Senate. ], Is
stated that he has a sirong backing for The
election.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06

es- LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES -sR
SER
wILLETT & LIBBEY's 5 ADVERTISEMENT
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-12-06

RETURN for the liberal patronage bestowed him his business
has determined happy whereby during the month Of Dem
liberal friends selling
the list goods named the aonshingy low prices attached
This certainly liberal departure dollar saved made, all
plies These goods articles and will spoil fashion,
be this scheme work off old stock