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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-06
Bref fran folket.
H. WEST. U MON, Carver CO., e.
:. den % Januari 1879. e

- IL NEST, UNION, Carver CO.,
..,,.... ~ den % Januari 1879. E j
Red. at MINI. Stats Tdnimg. 90
Till nina br6der farmarne i.Minne-
suta! "#}$ :
Mycket och lange har brakats ON
den elandiga hvetegraderingen som
anvandts pa fora arets sk6rd; men
det oaktadt will Jag, for samma saks
skull, framlagga for eder en- fraga:
ar Diet allom kandt, att Minnesota
ej .:linnes.H nagoni lag, som bestraffar
den, som sig bruk gor af oriktig vigt?
, 7Forhallandet lar dock Yara sa. vi
'hafva }laft en- sadan lag, men den al,
upphafd. vi ma val undra pa, huru
lang It'd och pa hvad :grundY Da for
hallandet ar sadant,, hvad hopp kan
da farmarne hafva att ia verkliga
Yardet af sina produkter. Egna sjelf.
medvetandet sager oss, att hvarje
person en- stat har ovilkorliga skyl-
digheter till staten, men ock pa sam.
ma gang lika ovilkorliga rattigheter.
~Upphafves Diet ena, sa f6ljer daraf
att det andra faller af sig self. Lag
xligt skydd till lif och. egendom ar
hvad hvarje medborgare har att for.
;dra sasom det .f0rsta och h0gsta, och
4huru kan staten CORA ansprak pa den
enskilte, da5hans fornamsta rattighe-
ter aro inskrankta. Vara herrar lag.
stiftare braka nu sina hjernor med
att f& en- lag som besta MINER .ett och
annat .sasom huru hyetet skall rinna
,vagskalen o. s. v. Godt men hvad
gagnar aet. farmarne ON Ell en- lag
blir ,stiftad som lagger strait pa den
som oriktig vigt begagnar; och det
ett sa strangt strait, att den som be
gagnar oriktig yigt Ell kan fortjena
mera, an hvad som pligten skulle ia:
ga. .alsa =
|se3 Vid var f6rsaljningsort i Carver
gar underligt till. For nagonstid Sc;
dan inf6rdes dar en- ny profvare af
orsak, som det sages, att den for.
ut bruklige var for knapp Har un.
drar hvarje farmare pa huru det kan
vara mojligt, att, herrar uppkopare
en- sd lang It'd kunnat begagna en-
profvare som skadade dem sjelfva,
seller name tro, ha~de blifvit sa
0mhjertade mot oss, stackars farma-
re, att vi ia 1itet mer, an hvad vi
verkligen infora. Ar Ell delta for:
hallandet, sa foljer, att den nye prof
warren har just smotsatt asyftan. Mi.
ma broder! Latom oss ALA sla vara
]jusa hufyuden tillsammans och ut.
tanka enplan, hurl Vi for en- framtid
skola reda oss, utan att sd och sk6rda
mer hyete an hvad vi sjelfya f6rbru-
ka, sa slippa vara prodnkter att blif-
va vagde pa olagliga vagar. ON jag
lefver, viii jag smart uppyakta eder
med en- AMMAN epistel af ej sd trakigt
Einnehall som denna. Tecknar pa
morgonqvisten eder A---2l.,
;.. 4 5s .s5. ,..}* farmare.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-06

vara vagdt och graderadt af stations
inspektorn. Pa .samma satt, ON jag
vile skeppa min hvete till St. Paul
eller Minneapolis, sas later jag sta
tionsinspektoren vaga och gradera
den i Litchfeld eller nagon AMMAN
plats. Emottagaren 'maste da betala
mig enligt den vigt och grad, hvara
stationsinspektorn gifvit sitt intyg
eller. ocksa lata en- stationsin.
spektor profva den dar, och han
skulle inte' ha' rattighet att
yaga och gradera min yara sjelf. Des
sa stationsinspektorer sasom edsvurna
kommo ,afven att kontrollera; hvar-
andra. .., -. g.:
J.. Fischer: ia, nog tycks nj har ha'
gifvit vara representanter nagot att
studera pa! -,..,s ..',. '''. O.. :.
Bonds: Det ar inte for tidigt det.
vi har sandt man dit forr, darfore
att det varit EFT gammalt bruk att
fylla satena, och det ar ungefar ALT
de gjordt ocksa; hadanefter fordra
vi valuta for de pengar och den ara
vi sl0sa pa dem.
Fischer: Men nj har under ALT det-
ia hufvudsakligen haft ]andtbrukets
intressen sigte.
Boadis: SAINT. herr Fischer; men
finnes val nsgot annat yrke som ar i
mera behof af skyldslagar an landt-
bruket, och genom att skydda delta,
skyddar man inte' pa samma gang al
Ia andra yrken som shyila pa landtbru.
ket? Har inte' oupphorligt skydds-
lagar stiftats till forman for korpo-
rationer och andra yrkesgrenar, pa
landtbrukets bekostnad, tills delta Sc
mare, det hederligaste yrke under So
len, b6rjar att sucka under f0rtryck
och brottas med fattigdom och finan-
sielt slafveri. Plogen, herr Fischer,
ar den storsta civilisationsapostel
verlden annu kanner; det ar landt-
bruket som frambringat den narva-
rande civilisationen och MI vidmakt-
halIer den. ia, sannerligen kokar
inte' barmen mel, mar jag ser nag
ra uppblasta penningeprocentare;
hvilka ha' landtbruket att tacka for
hvar enda dollar de ega och hvilka
dollars de ofta anvanda att fortrycka
sin egen skapare med, vrida f0rakt.
ligt pa munladret at ideer som fodas
pa landet, amnade till skydd for
landtbruket. Men det gor ingen-
ting. landtbrukets baste tankare
samlas mer och mer under landtman-
na-partiets fana och vi villa tvinga det
politiska maskineriet att'g0ra var viii
ja. 1.s,.. =. :'
Fischer: Er redogorelse har ofver-
ensstimmer inte' med lokal.tidnin.
garna. ~.-. ....'..:. -.
Bonds Deras rapporter aro ofull.
standiga; de publicerade f0rmodli-
gen endast hvad som ofverensstamde
med deras egna asigler. ,'...,,,.u..,
Fischer: Det ser ut som ON, stgreen.
backs" och demokrat. partiets ledare
hade svaljt upp hela landtmanna.par.
tiet den dar kommitteen for framti.
da moten med en- doktor pa toppen
Bonds: Var nj 'inte' radd for det,
herr Fischer, nj ser landtmannaipar.
tiet borjar pa att bli en- makt som
dikterar, och ON de nu skola "a sina
utkorade till styret, ar det n6dvan'
digit att omgjorda sig med vsra princi,
per for att locka oss med {; men yart
vaderkorn har skarpts betydligt pa
senare tider.ssss.sss. i. .ss.,t .s...,.rs a.---
Fischer: HIM! Jasa! Farval. .t,.,.ssz
-. Litchfeld Jan. 1S79.s!z5 ~
81. s,, z 7sfs s;ss,1ss<zss ;;i.aEaa, {; X XIX.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-06
Fischer och Bondis.

Fischer . Ma, min kara Bonds.
.hyad ar resultatet af edra storartade
farmarem6ten
Bosdss Resultatet ar, att den dar
sl7.mannakommite teen. som af det4 for
sta motel utsags att utarbeta ett me-
mortal till lagstif forsamli ingen,
.har fullgjort sitt uppdrag. hyilket
memorial az andra mdtet godkand1es
Fischer Hvad ar korthet huf-- s
svudpunkterna az delta memorial!
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-06
n ..ffL9 l1..-ff3 \ 2 - =
Solems aT'bete.
;(Forts. fr. foreg. mr.

is Forts: IT. fofeg. p:rJ
Men hela denna genompripande om-
.bildning ar syrets verk. Genom dess
blandning med det morkroda blodet
har delta icke blott erhallit ett nytt,
forbattrande element, utan afven af.
gifvi5 desamnen, som arc odugliga for
.kroppens naring. vi lara kama des-
sa amnen, ON vi betrakta produkter.
ma af var utandning. Andas man pa
en- kali glasski fva, sa marker man, att
pa den samma afsatter sig ett fnt la
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
gufal and gersonal.

The Cumberland Case COmprO-
mised.-On Monday in the Circuit Court the
damage suit off. q. Lynn, of Cumberland,
W. the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, which was
removed from Allegany county here and which
was continued from last November term, was
disposed of on Monday by compromise. The
facts as set forth by the plaintiff are that he
and his wife purchased tickets from Cumber-
land to Philadelphia iu order to visit the Gem
tennal, and upon reaching Washington they
were instructed to change cars. In compli
ance they boarded what's known az the slim
tied express" then in waiting. The tickets
called for irst class passage, and upon refus-
lug TO pay extra fare for the privilege of rid
ing on that train he and his wife were put
off at the Relay, suffering considerable delay
and incon venence in consequence. The suit
was for $4,000.
The compromise gives Mr. Lynn $500, the
company agreeing to pay costs 1t is current
the proposition came from the COMPANY Ii is
very @ldom that the Baltimore & Ohio de-
clines legal contest, for which reason this
is quite a remarkable case There are cases
where railroads are imposed upon, but on the
other hand there are cases where passengers
are greatly Inconvenience by the negligence
and arbitrary rules of the railroad. 1t looks
as II the B. h 0. is beginning to learn that
passengers have some rights aud they some
obligations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
Condensed Locals.

The attention Of persons wishing 10 buy
hne stock and farming implements is called 10
the advertisement Of Col Washington Bowie
in our paper to-day.
On Tuesday an inqasi,ion was held by the
CouIt upon colored insane paoper, named
Juliana Warfeld. It was ordered she be sent
to Monieyieu Hospital.
Mr.. Jeison G.. Fields bad his leg broken, on
Monday. by a fall from his horse. We are
glad TO be able To state be is doing as well as
would be expected.
Use Woods Liver Pills for sick headache
biliousncss aud costiysness.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28

generally, in this age Of Sewing Machines, TO
know which TO buy and which will be Of most
use in the fanily-which will do most
kinds of work ard do it well. As nm article
Of the Singer machine in our paper to-day.
The gentlemen who is general agent for this
county is well known as u man Of integrity,
and the persons associated with him being Of
the same class, persons ordering machines can
rely upon fair treatment aud the best terms 10
be afforded.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28

Conference. The County Commission
ers have appointed Commissioners Poole and
Henderson to meet the Town Commissioners
OF Rockville to discuss the ways aud means
Of grading the Court House Square, and paw
ing and re-piking the street in front OF the
Square. The purpose is to so grade the yard
as TO do away with the stone wall, and the
work of re-piking, it is proposed, will be con-
iinued down the main street.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
Medical Authorities

assert that more than one-hulf of the annual
mortality is due 10 pulmonary complaints.
Why then neglect so grea. an earthly saliva
ton, when DR.. Schley's Family Cough Syrup
is guaranteed p afford relief? 1t is no patent
hunbug, but is prescribed by the faculty.
Buy it and be convinced. Only twenty-five
cents per .a.ge bottle at Owens Drug Store
nov 9-tfn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28

Mass Meeting.-In view Of the great
interest manifested relative to county taxa
ton and expenditures, I, is deemed eEpedient
TO announce thus ahead Of "the call' that the
committee have decided upon the Goth of May,
or about That zine, as the most suitable for
holding Il. Tue COMMITTEE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28

TINE subscriber offers for sale two very fac
BROOD SOWS, zach with. litter OF
thrifty Pigs, all ~ the White Chester strain,
and also eleven ShoAis about 3 months old.
Il WATKINS.
Two miles from Rockville on The
mar l-.-f Frederick road. ..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28

described as follows beginning at a point
designated and marked D on the plat filed In
the matter Of the petition Of Alfred Griffith 10
divide the real esiate OF Samuel Griffith, de-
ceased, which proceedings are now of record
in the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
in judgment record, Liber Is. 5. No. 3, folio
222 &c. as and for the beginning OF Lot No.
2 in the division Of the real estate Of said
Samuel Griffith. deecased. and running thence
north 4 degrees west III perehes, 10 The end
Of the thifty-third line Of said plat, being tho
end Of the east line Of II tract Of land called
"Rural Palms. then running with The out
lines Of said tract TO the end Of the second
line Of said plat: being he end Of the second
line Of said "Rural Plains" then with
straight line to the FIRST beginning, contains
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forwarned from
IN trespassing upon nv woodland, which
lies on the north side Of The public road lead
ing from Dawsonsyille 10 Poolesville and Just
west Of The LATE residence Of Mrs. Sarah Daw-
son, with wagon or cart or 10 any other man
ner. rs the lsw will be enforced against all
persons 20 offending.
mar 2l-3iFs SAMUEL DYSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
Nome SO False

as to deny that Dr. Schiey's Family Cough
Syrup is the article for curing Coughs, Colds
aud relieving that troublesome hacking, which
causes so many sleepless nights. Buy il and
be convinced. 1t never fails to give relic
For sale AT Owens Drug Store.
nov 9-tfn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
IS rs ACRES OF LAND.

more or less For the title gee same land
records, $. r. s. No 4, folio BIO, &c.
TERMS or SALE; 0ne-ihird cash and
the balance in two equal semi-annual INSTALL
ments In six and twelve months from the day
Of sale. the credit payments 10 bear interest
from the day Of sale, and 10 be secured by the
note or notes Of the purchasers, Endorsed TO
the satisfaction Of the trustees. or all cash as
the purchaser or purchases may elect.
Parties desiring TO purchase are invited 10
view The premises, and for further particulars
apply 10 the trustees. Taxes adjusted to day
Of sale.
CHARLES BEASTEN, Jr.. I
40 81 Paul street, lr.,.,s..
w. FERNANDlS, Jr.,
80 West Fayeite ST.,
mar Ats Baltimore, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
Lo T III Q. q

comprises part of a tract called WARDS
PLEASURE" aud Il part Of n Tract called
"TUSCULUM, y or whatever names by which
said tracts may he known, and contained
within the following metes and bounds, cour-
ses and distances, TO wit: Beginning, to in
Guide the whole, at marked chestnut tree
standing on the south Of the great road lead
ing from Damascus TO Unity, and running
thence south SO degrees east "a Ia pcrches.
south 81 degrees cast 80 perches, south 20 Ia
degrees west ~ perches, then north 40 de-
grees west 50 pcrches, then bv n straight line
to the beginning, containing 20 acres ofland,
more or less. And also comprises parts OF
three tracts called respectively, "TUSCU-
LUM," "WARD'S PLEASURE.' THE
BET, /" or by whatever name said tract may
be called or known, and contained within the
following metes and bounds, courses and dis
tances Beginning for the same at The end of
the third line Of Wards Pleasure and running
thence south n Id degrees east T6 perches,
south % 10 degrees west 56 perches, 10 the
great road then running up and binding on
said road, north 60 degrees west 10 perches
north 5 IL degrees west "a perches, north
3s Ia degrees ives. 20 perehes, north 81 Ia
degrees west 20 perches. north 40 degrees
west 10 pcrches, then with u straight line TO
the beginning, containing 81 IA acres Of
land, more or less. For title to the whole
amounting 10 about
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28

Use Woods Linimen, for rheumatism,
sprains and bruises.
Fresh and reliable garden and flower seeds
at Owens Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28

Spring Goods -flousrkeepers and Others
who Wish TO get frsi-class goods at the lowest
prices should not fail to read the new aiver-
tsement of w. W. Burdelte. This house by
fair dealing and low prices has built up a
large trade with the citizens of our county,
and the trade will certainly be extended il oar
people will call and examine their goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere Our felow county
man, Mr.. VIM. D viers, is employed ia this
house and will gladly receive all from this
county
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28

(o""J 10 Cc"t " AI"etJ'
IT he undersigned having been appointed
Il by the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county, as \ Court Of Equity. Commissioner
to lay off and assign 10 Ruth Scaggs her dow
er in the Real Estate in Montgomery county
Of which her husband, the late George b.
Scaggs, died seized and possessed, hereby
give notice to all persons interested that they
will meet at the late residence Of the said
George b. Scaggs, 10 said county,
On TUESDAY, LIST day Of April, 1879,
at the hour Of 10 o clock, A. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of executing their said commission.
JOHN D. GRADY,
JOHN WATERS,
WM. H. SPENCER.
OLIVER II. =. CLARK,
AUGUST l.. GRAVES,
jan 3l-td Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28

Cutting A ffray.-0n Monday last al Mitch
ellis Y Roads in the northeastern part of this
county and about six miles from this town,
j 7. Mitchell WAS severely cut several times on
the body bya Mr.. Alcorn. From The particu-
lars gathered Of The frhcas in which the cut
of young man by the name Of Wesley
Matthews, u resident of the same neighbour
hood. Mr.. Alcon met Matthews at Mitchell S
tavern, there he wanted TO 6!ht Matthews
about family affairs. Matthews refused to
fight. Mitchell then pitched into Aeon and re-
ceSed three severe cuts in the neck aud body
The man lies in critical condition.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
ELIZABETH REMSB URG,

late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before tie
18th day Of March, 1880; otherwise, they
may. by law, be excluded from all benefits
Of said estate. All persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this iilh day
Of March, 1870.
DANIEL T. REMSBURG,
mar l4-st Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
that took premium at the last Rockville Fair;
G III / ] @ IN 9 O w -,
Farming implements,

Such rs one or 6-horse Broad-tread, Iron
Axle Wagon with bed, rear and side rubber
and lazy board; one 4-horse wooden axle,
broad-lread Wagon, with Hay Carriage, one
Ok Cart, nearly new; 2 Mowers, Wagon Hur-
ness for six horses, PIow Harness. Barshear
Flows, Single and Douhe-Shove Plows, Po-
tato Plow, burrows, Sixlh-c chains, Spreaders,
Single, Double ADD Triple-trees, Log Chains,
Cart--tlook, lot Of Government wagon wheels
and axles, and many other articles TOO tedious
to mention.
re- Special attention is called TO the Ior.
SEES rs they are all young, well broken, and
four of them Brood Mares.
TERMS or SALE: A credit of nine
months will be given on all sums over $40,
by the purchasers giving notes with approved
security; all sums Of $40 and nnder, cash -
No property 10 be removed until the terms OF
sale are complied with.
mar 2l-is WASHINGTON BOWIE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
To TT M O. L,

RURAL PLAINS" described MS foIlows
Beginning at a stone heretofore plantedat
the beginning of Lots Nos ] and in The
division Of the real estate of Samuel Griffith,
in the year 1894 rs recorded in Judgment Re-
cord, Liber B. S Noa3 folio 229, &C., and
running thence reversely with the given line
of Lot No 2, in said division, south SO de-
grees aud minutes, west ZIG 2-lO perches to
II stone planted nj The end OF the second line
OF ''Rura Plains.' aud on the fifth line Of
&c iflith's Chance ii Of the ''Resurvcyo OF
Grittth's Chance rs heretofore run, with
two and onehalf degrees allowance, il being
also the beginning OF Lot No. in the divis-
ion or The real esute of Samuel Griffith afUre-
said; then running with The lines OF Rural.
Plains" fvecou, SIS aud With the liues OF said
Lot No. 3tweuiv-three courses mud distances,
to wit: North - degrees west 4a'l-2 per-
ches; north 81 IL degrees east CLIO perchcs
TO the tenth line Of u tract called 'iSnmncl's
Chance" aaheretofo erun with IL degrees
allowance then with said line with said al
lowance north 3 10 degrees west 70 perches,
10 the end thereof; still with snid tract with
said allowance solth 60 IL degrees west u
perrhes, 10 the seventh line Of the "Resurvpy
on Grifliih's Chance, " MS heretofore run with
2 IL degrees allowance; then with said line
with said allowance north q degrees west
81 perches TO the public road Leading from
Unity to Dlmascus then still with the line Of
said Lot No. 3 running down and bounding
with said road the sixteen following courses
and distances South II 10 degrees east 20
perehes, south rs degrees east 26 perches,
south go 10 degrees cnst 20 perches, south IS
degrees east 20 perches; south 81 IL degrees
east Ia percbes south "a 10 degrees enst 20
perches, south 70 IL degrees fast IA perches
south 66 2 degrees east ls perrhes. south 10
IL degrees east 10 perches, south 10 degrees
east 20 perehes, south So degrees east 10 per-
ches, south SO degrees east 80 perches, south
AZ 10 east 2 peIches, south 30 degrees east
80 perehes south 46 IL dcgreas east l-2
perclles, south 35 10 degrees east ! 5 perches,
10 stake on the north side Of the road in the
first line Of twenty acres, part OF Rural
Plains. conveyed by Samuel Griffith to Perry
Griffith then reversey with said line, north
38 IL degrees west lG IL perches, to II pile OF
stones placed NJ the ron OF II chestnut stump,
the beginning of said line; then still reverse
~ with said CONVEYANCE, and with loi No, 3
aforesaid, south II l-2 degrees west IS IL
perches, to the place Of beginnings contain
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county letters OF adj
minstratiOn on The personal estate Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
FOR RIIT.

TWO HOUSES 10 the town Of Rockville,
one at the Depot aud the other At The
southwestern limit. Ia which there are five
rooms including ibe basement. Apply TO
WM. II Rabbit,
mar In Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
1876 7-lO Acres Of Land,

be the same more or less. For title see land
records Of Montgomery county, Liber d. b.
P, No 8, foios IS and II. Improved by a
small LOG HOUSE, one story and a-half
high also Il LOG STABLE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28
M O TT L Q IL.

Il HAVE FOR SALE seven or eight bead Of
HORSES AND COLTS,
which offer al low prices for cash, or will
exchange them for Cattle. or sell on time with
approved security. The Horses are guaran-
teed sound aud 10 work anywhere
JAS. n. TRUNDLE,
mar I4-imP Poolesville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-03-28

Court. On Saturday last the Grand Jury
was discharged, They found only thirteen
indictments during the week This is very
uncommon in this county, as other Jures
have always found three or four times rs many
II points out no htle reformation by our peo-
pie. The Petit Jury was discharged on Tues
day last, but up TO going 10 press (Thursday
EVENING" Court has not sdjourued though it is
propable that the term will not continue over
to-day. The following cases have been ad-
justed since our last issue:
State vs., Jas. Ganley, selling whskey on
election day-not guilty. State VS.. same, sell
ing whiskey on Sunday
State rs. Basil Burdette, giving away spir-
laous liquors on election day-uot gniliy.
State VS.. Eugene Jdrboe, assault and bat
tsry-noi guilty.
State vs. Jas. Hicks. discharged from Jail
on account Of inability to pay fine, having
served term of 80 days in Jail.
State vs. Chas. Kohlhoss, assault and bat
tery-compromised before the Court.
WIN. s. Viers vs. Jos. White and other
citizens of Medleys' district, an appeal from
the award by the County Commissioners Of
S55l-ihe appellant allowe. S775 and The
cost Of appeal to lie paid by Montgomery
county.