Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-10-25
gofal aud gersumal.
Condensed Locals.


Condensed Locals.
Take in that straw hat
Bishop Pinkney preached to large congre-
cations at Christ church on Sunday.
Chestnut Street Depot is an institution of
Gaithersburg.
Revs. Dice and Green have been conducting
protracled meeting at Gaithersburg.
There is a special law prohibiting betting on
elections
The Democracy of Gaithersburg should al
tend the public meeting to be held there on the
Both, att, P. NJ.
Mr.. David Croft, the prince of hurness
makers, will be on hand during the FIRST week
of November Court with full line of harness
Hon. George Peter has about finished his
canvass Of The western counties of this dis
trict and on tomorrow begins his work in
his nome county.
Mr.. Chas. Tyler, for many years. manager
of the St. Marc Hotel in Washington, died on
"Wednesday of last week after short illness
of nine days.
number of the members Of the Georptown
lodges of Knights of Pythias visited the treal
Falls on last Saturday and were entertained
by the members Of Cromelin Lodge in their
usual hospitaLle manner. H.
Our correspondent from Neelsvie informs
us that the concert held there on Thursday
aveuinu of laS yvapk ur1nr tho dirart;np nc
Prof Spe was very artistic and successful
performance.
The Rev. Mr. Boteler, of Mount Vernon
Place Church, Washington, D c., will preach
Sunday, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and at Emory
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Third Quarterly Meeting for Rockville
CT ait will be held al Goshen, TO commence
on Saturday next at II O'Clock, A. NJ Rev
DR.. Rodgers, Presiding Elder, is confidently
expected 10 offciae.
During our rounds at The Fair in Sepcm-
her we were struck with the interest taken by
Mr. Zeigler in displaying 10 the best advsn-
tnge the Projections of the Singer Sewing
Machine. Accommodating and genial his
sand in the Hail at all times was surrounded
by interested spectators.
Mr.. George Herbert, Of this town Will
crossing at Seventh and II streets, Washing
ton, on the 10Th instant, was knocked down,
run over and badly injured by wagon driven
by james Clo wiiz, of NJ street Mr.. Herbert
JaI |, n. -.
into the hands of his friends
Mrs Chas. Vandevender, of Loudoun roun-
ty, Va. formerly Mss Jennie Kigour of this
county, died in Baltimore on Monday. The
death of this very excellent lady is mourned
b. large circle of relatives and friends to
whom she had endeared herself through the
graccs Of true womanhood.
Among the victims TO the yellow fever in
Memphis is Mr.. Frank Gamble, native OF
this county. The Montgomery, Alabama,
Adcertiser speaks Of the deceased in the fol-
lowing terms: ''EIe Was young gentleman
universally esteemed here, where be worked
for many years ia the Mobile and Montgomery
workshops. In '73 he remained here during
the fever. Sometime since he went into the
service Of the Memphis & Charleston railroad,
and we believe was Master Mechanic of the ex-
tensiye shops in Memphis. His death will be
learned with sincere sorrow here and where
ever he is known "
Bargains.-Benj Miller, Of Georgetown,
in our issue to-day offers list Of special bar
gains in Dry Goods that will no doubt open
the eyes of our people TO the importance of
buying where they can get goods al the low
est rates. This is no 'cheap' damaged Auc-
ton Goods store, but one that has had the
patronage and confidence of our citizens for
many years