Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-03-15
BREVITIES.

Hayes has worn Sammy Tildens boots just
year. They're beginning to pinch. -Bos-
| ton Post.
Ex-Governor Bullock has been elected
treasurer Of a cotton factory in Atlanta, Ga =,
and intends to live there.
A daughter of General Rosecrans has died
at the Ursuine convent, Ohio. Her uncle
Bishop Rosecrans, has left home to attend the
funeral.
Iowa is tired of keeping a murderer's board
ing house and has gone back to capital pun
ishment. Michigan and Rhode Island yet to
hear from.
An effort to secure an adjournment of Con-
gress by the Goth of June is being made 1t
is thought by many members that with ordi-
nary expedition necessary business could be
transacted in that time.
VIM. NJ. Clements. master of transportation
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, issued an
order Saturday dischnrging the ticket colec-
tors and parlor car conductors of the railroad
Omaha is moving on Congress for a branch
mint. Nearly two-thrds of the silver pro-
duct of the country, representing sixty mil
lion dollars, besides three thousand carloads
of base bullion, we're handled there last year.
DR.. Mary Walkers desire TO be made po-
liceman, in order to gather in the Washing
ton youth who treat her puntaloons with dis
| respect, is entirely natural, out we submit
that much easier mode of avoiding the per-
| secuton Of which she complains would be TO
resume the ordinary attire Of her sex.
King Alfonso of Spain is a civil-service re-
former. He proposes ''to abolish the fatal
fashion of Diminishing everybody, even down
to the porters u, the ministries, on every
change Of the cabinet and wishes Cabinets
10 last, pariiaments to run out their full term,
functionaries to be certain of the morrow"
The Virginia Senate has passed joint reso-
tuition providing for the appointment of the
governor, attorney general and three business
men, "known TO be in favor of an adjust
ment," 10 confer with the states creditors
with view to a settlement of the debt ques-
ton without increased taxation. 1t is hardly
necessary to state that this is another attempt
to escape the inevitable.
The Dairymen's convention which met IN
Chicago last week decided TO hold an Tnterna-
tional Dairy Fair this fall and the vice presi-
dents were appointed a committee, 10 con-
nection with the committee on exhibits, to ar
range for holding it. 1t was thought proba-
BILE that the fair would be held in New York
and interesting.
The Washington Critic says: "Congress
has grown tired of the responsibility of gov
erning the District of Columbia, and If the
people really desire suffrage, there is but one
way in which both parties can be gratifed !;
and that is by a retrocesson of the District
to the State of Maryland. This arrangement,
accompanied bv an assumption by Congress
of half the District taxes might work very
WE'LL"
Probably no one preparation has received
so much praise from its patrons, nor is so
deserving of COMMUNICATION as Halls Hair
Remover We but echo the voice of the mil
lions who have used il when we pronounce it
The best Hair Dressing in the world. 1t stands
unrivalled. Those who are affected with lis
eases of the scalp accompanied with itching
or irritation find relief and renewal in this
invaluable remedy. When the hair is in
cined TO fall off moderate use of the Re-
newer will strengthen the roots of the hair
and preserve it, and if exhibits a tendepty to
turn gray il will restore the natural color
Fulton No } Telegraph.
In December. 1873. young lady OF Coopers-
town, Pa met on a railroad train a lady who
was very i'll, and she kindly ministered unto
her, taking care OF her and accompanying her
to her place Of destination. When they parted
the sick woman offered to reward the young
lady for her kindness and attention, but she
would take nothing. The old woman wrote
down the name and address, nodded familiarity
to her and said: "You will be paid some
day" The young lady never saw her chance
acquaintance again, bnt the sum of 500, 900
has recently been bequeathed to her The old
woman had no relatives in this country, aud
left all her money to the girl who had be-
friended her