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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-10
J. Q. A. HOLLOWAY.
Originator and Manufacturer
aug ian 107 McElderry's Wharf Baltinore Nil

=
nRDERED this 9Th day of October, in the
~ year 1879, that the sale of the Real Es-
'a'e III these proceedings mentioned and des-
crloed mnde and reported by George Peterand
James b. Henderson, Trustees, to David q
Winebrenner, oe ratified and confirmed unIess
cause TO the contrary thereof he shown ON or
before the 27th day Of October, in the wear
1873 Provided copy OF this order he in
serted in some newspaper Published at Rock
VILE, ia said Montgomery county, once in
each OF three successive weeks before the said
9TH day OF October, in the year 1876.
me Report states the amount of sale 10 he
$42G2 90
II. B. PRETTYMAN, Crk
Circuit Conrtio Montgomery county.
True copy-Tesi:
a oct 1891 n. b. PRETTYMAN. CTk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-10

EB- BOARDS AT REDUCED PRICES
SEE
WILLETT & LIBBEY'S ADVERTISEMENT
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on the 18th ulto, by Rev. II. +.
Hatcher, Mr.. RICHARD II MOORE TO Miss
L. j DARBY, both OF this county
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W 90 O re GOOD .

Table Linens at 20, %, 81 l-2 and As cents
mp to 81 so per yard.
Towels from $l % up 10 SO per dozen.
Wine Cloths Warranted to wash) at so, CT,
10, 81 LIZ cents to 81 per yard
Also, Fringed Wine Cloths from 81 to 81
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Notice to Debtors.

"A LII PERSONS indebted to me, whose ac-
"A counts arc dated before the Isl Of Jann-
My last are hereby notified that unless the
same are settled before the lst of Noyembsr
%, they will 10 put Ia COARSE OF colleciion
- JAS. p BAYS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-10

There is three-year-old boy in Lancaster
county, Pa, who may some day rival Jesse
Pomeroy. On Tuesday he attempted 10 am
putate the arm OF an infant with penknife
but fortunately its screams brought other
members OF the family to the rescue lie was
not able to get through the bone with his
pocket knife, but the arm was sadly mutt
lated, and if a surgeon had not been near by,
the baby would have bled to death.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-10

When Sir Garnet Wolseley was in Natal, a
few years ago, he called together IL meeting
of all the great chiefs of the country, send
ing special invitation 10 Cctewayo. The
Zulu monarch did not come, but instead sent
Sir Carmel a bag of wheat, notifying him
that the Zulu warriors were rs numerous as the
grains in the sack. Sir Garnet, wishing to re-
ply in the same sort of speech, had the wheat
ground and returned the flour TO Ceteway, To
signify 10 him that unless he kept peace he
and his warriors would be ground TO powder
between the British upper and neither mill
stones Cetewayo did not heed the warning.
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aesaay, November 4th,
aNTINEL MLARGED

aNTINEL tyLARGED.
,t,ls55, the sE9TrNEL was launch
career as twenty-four-column
Rthe war II was enlarged to
hlumns, aqf to-day We greet
rdHs in a ldm twelve columns
n original land eight columns
~ en- brgement, and in a
:: !: !: !: !: !: !:
\2aper's history,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-10

The following gentlemen may he expected
TO address the voters nj these meetings:
Hons. NJ Blair, Jos. II. Bradley, Col. l..
Victor Baaphman, Or. J. W Magrudcr, Philip
Laird Hobart Hutton, Thomas Anderson
George Peter, +. -. Pretyman, James Is. Hem
derson, VIM. Brewer, George G. Patterson
Thomas j. Owen, Esqs., and others
Va In addition to the foregoing meetings 4
b "A r. b z Q UE
will he held on the Fair Grounds, at ROCK
WILLIE. on SATURDAY, October 18th,
nj 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The following gentlemen are expected to he
present ut said Barbecue and address the voters:
Hons VIM 4. Hamilton, G J. NJ. Gwinn,
Thos j. heating, Spencer G. Jones, Jos G.
Blackburn, Richard T. Merrick, Jno Richie,
Fred J. Nelson, N Blair, Col II. Kyd Dong
lass aud others
.ns- A Band of Music will he in attend
anc". II. W. TALBOT,
Chairman County COMMITTEE
SAMUEL Danny, Sec pro tom
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BLACK GOODS.

Lnpin's (al-wool) Cashmeres at so, G2 liz,
rs, 81 lie and ST 90 per yard
Lnpin's French Merinos from ST M.
Bombaznes, Dra2 d etes, Henrieltas and
Grape Cloths, fresh goods, perfect blacks and
ut low prices
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-10

Republican editors have ceased exuliing
the election returns from Maine and
\spia, and recently have had but little
Getting the elections in those
y have good cause for their
erence 70 this matter, since the
continue 10 show that the Re.
y on The Atlantic and the Pa.
a decaying power A Repub.
" of $1,000 IN Maine has
pcared since 1876, whilst Cali
900 opposition 90 G5.OO0 Re.
IN 1876 the Republicans
nia ~ $500 majority over an
ia the late election The Iladl.
20 majority and are III a
sN1sa.sL vote 81 13.I11
elofint a. lIIno
I'm won ~ Ih0'
||nN a 90
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BLANK ETS.
SEIAWIS

Also, Comforts from 90c up To So.
White Spreads at 80, CO IL, zoe and 81
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INFLUENCE OF FO0D.-An eX-,
cellent hint is given in the follow
ing item :-D.. Hall relates the
case Of man who WAS cured of
his b~illiousneSs by going without
his supper and drinking freely Of
lemonade. Every morning, says
the doctor. this patient arose with
a wonderful sense of rest and re-
tresl,ment, and feeling as though
the blood had been literally wash
ed, cleansed and cooled hy the
Iemopatie and fast. His theory
is that food can De used DIS a rene
dy tor many diseases successfully
AS an example, he cures splitting
Of blood by the use of salt; epiiep
s.y b. watermelon; kidney aifec>
tions by celery; poison by olive OF
sweet Oil: eryslpclas by poundn,
cranberries applied to- the par
affected; hydrophobia by onions
etc. So the way to keep in goot
health is really TO know what t,
eat.
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The gratesr cataract in the
world is the Falls of Niagara the
largest cavern, the Mammoth
Cave of Kentucky the largest
river. the MissisSippi-40oO miles
in extent the largest valley, that
of the Mississippi-its area 2.00o,
900 square miles, the greatest
city park, that OF Philadelphia.
containing 200 acres :; the great
est grain port, Chicago the big
gest lake. Lake Superior the
largest railroad, the Pacific Rail-
road-over 5000 miles in extent.
The most huge mass OF solid iron
is Pilot Knob, of Missouri
height $50 feet, circumference
two miles ; the best specimen OF
Grecian architecture, Girard Col.
iege. Philadelphia /; the largest
aqueduct, the Croton of New
YorK-lrngth, forty and one-ilalI
miles, cost $12,50o.O 900 the long
est bridge, the elevated railroad
in Third Avenue, New York ; ii
extends from the Battery to the
!Iorlen river, the whole length ot
The eastern side OF Manhattan Is
land, seven miles long, Oh nearly
40, 900 feet. The longest bridge
over water, however, will be tha'
now being constructed in Rnssi;
over the Volga. at point wher'
the riveri is nearly four miles wide
The most extensive deposits OF al
thracite coal in the world are i
Pennsylvania.
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"ln "a Congressional nuss,
That man Jim Blaine
Is the smartest cuSs
In the State OF Maine"

The experience of existing Get
ton mills III Georgia is SO eilcOurag
ing that the rapid development Of
the manufactures of that State is
assured. The net earnings OF the
Eagle and Phoenix cotton maliu-
featuring company of Columbus,
tor the year just closed amounted
to ten and Il hall per cent. on tue
capital stock OF S1,137,34O. An
other mill recently tiuis he'd will
double the capacity OF the factory
at materially lessencd cost of pro
duction. The assets of the com
pany are $3,S2S,731, and the lia-
billtles S1,2i7,250-ieaving asur-
plus Of $l.5Sl.4S1, including the
quick capital, avaiible in sixty
days of S9S1,49S. The Columbus
Iaquirer-H Sun shows what a great
benefit this factory has been to
Columbus as well as to the stock
holders. The total number OF
employees IS about 1000, and
there are nearly 5000 people
drawing support from the work
ing of this corporation, which
pays out over 800, 900 annually
for wages. The products embrace
over 100 varieties Of goods, and
the daily consumption is forty
three bales of cotton and 500
pounds of wool.
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symptoms Of a Diseased Liver,

NAo "
DAM in the right side, under th<
L edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the Len
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain.
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are costive, sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with a dull, heavy SEN
sation in the back part. There is gen
orally a considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with a painful sensation
of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
and debility he Is easily startled, his
feet are Geld or burning, and he COM
plains OLA prickly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough tt Try It.
In fact, he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed. vet exam
nation of the body, after death, M.
shown the LIVER to have been exten-
5ively dcrangcd. p
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OUR RAILROAD.-Ti,e track is
laid about eleven miles east and
two miles west OF Lake Charles.
The steamer Col. Hooker arrived
yesterday with $50 tons of steel
rails from Calcasieu Pass. The
Pearl Rivers has delivered at
Orange her cargo Of rails, and
has returned with trucks for
twenty Hat ears. The ship Mel.
rose from New York has nearly
discharged her cargo of steel
rails, nj Calcasleu Pass. The iron
bridge for the Sabine river ana a
number of cars for our road are at
ilon AOn. Chas. t.. Adams, assis
tant manager of the l.. W. II. K.
Co, IS expected to arrive at Hons
ton next Monday. Laborers are
coming in daily to work on the
road the weather is cool and
pleasant for work, an,; everything
goes ahead steadily as usual
Lake Charles Echo.
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90 EaEss g.: E'r0A!

The Cincinnati GGsette says:
Some time since II OF the bright
est and wittieSt uf CincinnaffS
GIRLS went abroad, and when she
returned home about the first
person to congratulate her upon
her return was B, q young
brood OF this city, whose dollars
exceeded his SENSE in the ratio OF
about one million 10 one.
Jaw, Miss x he said, per
| nit me to greet you. | know YOU
have had ID very pleasant trip
| abroad
| YES she answered, sverv pleas
ant indeed. | was all over the
continent and Though England,
Scotland and irelanG.'
sAh, in Ireland, and did you
see the Barney stone!
.Yes, | was there
ooh, l should so delight to see
it: it has always been desire OF
mine to kiss that celebrated stone
bnt | have never had the Oppor
tunity.'
Indeed! Then you should So
there =.
Il know, but | have not done
so, but why can't ! kiss it by
proxy? You haze been there ant
kissed it, why should | not take
the influence from your lips
and the smart AIeck. stepped for
ward to prOSiiy the young lady
But she drew back, and look
lug him full in the face said, :
beg pardon, my dear Mr.. B.
but sat upon the Blarney stone
Like Il man OF great So oW h'
' sank in a great heap, and h
hasn't said Ireland since, ans
, the word Barney makes him de
!, lilious.
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a yobher found Winnie Roberts
aged sixteen, alone in a farm
house at WadesDurg, Mo. He
commanded her to give him ali
the money in the building, but
she refused. After searching a
little, and finding only $40. he
threw her Oh a bed, drew Il pistol,
and swore that he would kill Der
if she did not give the inforlna-
ton. She thrust her hand Gnde.
the pillow, leading him to sap
pose that she was getting some
money, but she drew ont a
revolver, with which she shot him
twice.
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They walked ont of the theatre

They walked ont of the theatre
arm in arm. She WAS as dainty
as IA princess. and prettier than
an opening flower. The long,
soft white feather hung graceful
y to her shoulder, and her long,
delicate, slender hand held IA
sumptuous fan. He looked pretty
spoeney himself, but he felt good.
How did you like the opera,
pet e. he family inquired, and
the delicious little angel looked
up into his face, and, while the
gas-beamS lighted up the bit OF
court-plaster on her chin. replied:
Its the Doss!'
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Objections have been found to
Governor Nichols because he did
not ac5 with the fierce and deter
mined spl,it of Hampton ofSontll
Carolina IN managing his affairs
OF State and the people Of Soutll
Carolina have complained as Gov
ernor hampton because he has
not the cool. collected and reso,
lutte disposition of Nichols of
Louisiana. --hdsal Times.
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Ek,nt keyc Isusisl0Zing.

Friday, Oct ;;rd 1879.

KENToN, O., Sept. 29.-MOre
auiidozlng has been going on in
l;akes Creek township, Logan
county, of which we have but il
nn,asrr account. 1t seems that
Mr.. krnSlow, IL republican negro,
seventy years Old, had attended
the democratic culo!el meeting
lrtii in the district school house
last week at the time the mob of
negroes attempted to break it up,
and being ~d'sgusted at the out
rage of his brethren, and rather
partial to DIR. UoOdlow, democrat
ic candidate for Congress from
this district, declared his inten-
ZION OF voting the d, mocratl'
ticket, and with his vote goes sew
frai more cOlorcd votes from
friends who are subject to his in,
tiuenct.
a mob of republican negroes
hearing Of this came together
FRIDAY night and visited the oil;
mans house, taking him from bis
bed. beating him in a trightfn'
mauner, attempting to force fron
him IL promise that he wonld moi
vote for Goot!iow or The Demo
cratic ticket, bu. he would moi
promise, and the mob, after ted
lng him they would come back
and kill him the next night unlcs.
he promised, retired. The mex
DAY the old man went away ant
i, now with friends in anothe
township.
Perhaps. in the course Of hu
man events some people may ur
delstaud the theory of hulI1ozin,
a little better than they now do
Tie same thing has occurred il
this parish a dozen times as tina
which took place in kenton Ohio
Until within Il year Or two JUS
past, no negro could vote th
demGratic ticket in Lafourch
except at the risk OF having hi
head broken by men of his owI
color. just here at the Cour
House cOlored men who wer
wanting to vote the democrati
ticket have had their tickets ia
Ken OIt of their hands and rad
cal tickets given them and the
were made to vote them bv me
"l their own race. And this j
what is called by pious repubii
cans, such as Blaine, Sherman
Belknap, etc, buIldozing the II.
gro.
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1t happened on Blind river.
Shon, ii German, having become
dlSSuSted with the world general
ly, and his location and family in
particular, resolved to make the
best he could of Il bad bargain 4:
and SO he interviewed Il country
man relative to the disposal OF
his worldly POSSESSIONS. His
friend, Fritz, being OF ii sympa-
thiSing and generous turn OF
mint, offered Siion THIRTY turtles
Tor his entire property, Including
the wife and TOUR children. The
bargain was immediately closed,
ana Tue last seen OF Sion was in
ii skill, fio;:ting down the river, IN
quest OF Il market for his turtles.
These are facts; although the
circumstances occurred in AScen-
neutrality-suspicious..
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sm Memory OFFS. r.. COnc.snmOn


a Lock OF HAZE.
Nothing but IL lock of hair,
Yet ! treasure il NTH care
though | often Wonder Why.
1t 80 speaks OF days gone by.
to' It seems Il littlc th,n",
From the past such thoughts to bili.
silent, yet IL has II voice,
Thai can make the heart rejoice.
Ga may weigh il down with care,
Sorrow deep. or dark despair.
Long ago with careless grace
IL adorned u manly face.
Thai again shall never wear,
Ihi- bright lock of soft brown hair,
Though the locks it lay beside,
Vow are for beyond the tide.
Yet Il thing OF life it seems,
Not alone in fancy dreams.
AS it round my finger twincs,
As the light np", IT shines;
AHd ii is Il .jp.N to press,
To nav lips III mute cares,
This %n-mrpt", strangely fair,
Nothrng bat Il tack o( han.
GRACE GREENWOOD. .
Friday. Oct 5rd 1879.
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NWAthS Is more Sadaenino
than an Intellectual and proud in
lcrcUursc with those of whom VIZ
expect sympathy ana encourage
ment. | repeatedly find myself
drawn toward certain persons but
to he disappointed: No conces
slons which are not radical give
the least satisfaction. BY myself
l can live and thrive, but in the
ssacxet.y of Incompatible friends |
stat,e. To cultivate their society
is To cherish a sore which can ON
~ oe hAaled by abandoning them.
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A lawyer who cousumes.three
hours III arguing question OF
law relating to the ownership Of
a barre! Of apples is indignant at
his minister for exceeding twenty
five minutes in unfolding one Of
the great principles Df morality,
Oh the observance ct which the
whole existence Of society de
ponds. The judge who fills two
hours with his opinion on the
right Of counsel to challenge a
witness, grumbles at his minister
because he has prolonged the dis
cussion OF the great fundamental
laws OF human existence TO illirty
minutes. The physician who
takes ten minutes to prepare the
medicine for the headache, is
n~ervously FESTIVE il his minister
spends twice so many in attempt
ing TO relieve a chronic headache.
The belle who has spent-how
long?-in adjusting the bows Of
her bonnet, Is remorSelesS IN her
criticism Oh the minister who
does not finish his me.liratl0nS on
the character Of God in fifteen
minutes. The fop who has comb
ed aud ~perfumed and waxed his
beard and moustache for an hour
is mortified past endurance, if
the poor minister is not through
his discussion OF the immortal
life "inside of twenty minutes.''
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A woman whW opened a SIN:

~
A woman whW opened a small
millinery store in the western
part Of the city engaged a painter
to paint her a sign. When 1t
came home the other day she saw
that If read 'Mrss. j. Blank,
etc, and she called out:
'You have an extra 49, in Mrs,
and You must paint the sign oven
again
The painter saw the error, but
he didn't Want the job Of correct.
ing it, and he replied:
Madam, haven't you had two
husbands
sYrS. sir
you were a Mrs. when you lost
the tirstn
Il waS.s
'And do You think a woman
can 90 Oh marrying forever an,
not lengthen out her title? Mrs
means "A married woman or a wild
OW. MrSS. means a woman Wht
has been married twice and il
young enough TO marry again
and only yesterday a rich ole
coon was in our shop and said i
he had any idea that you wer,
heart free he'd come up
oh, well, YOU San nail up tn
sign she interrupted, and it i
there to-day.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive or
the most happy results. No better
cathartic car be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with tbs
disease to give them a FAIR TRIA1.
Io- Ill bilious arrangements. and
rs a simple purgative, they arc TN
cqualci.
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Legend Of the cucumber.-A
seraph was sick with the e n X
one day, and weeping, leaned
over the moon ; the tears, as they
fell, foated lightly away, on the
gossamer pinions OF June. But
one, as it >drifted along in the
damp. sahk YEARLY down to
earth. AS trembling it lay, twas
embraced by Il cram, and the cur
cumber bIn>liea i3to birth by a
Scandinavian.
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"Ain't young ones cuten' said
the fond mother as she watched
Der darllings sporting on the lawn
in innocent, gleesome Mirth. just
then IA croquet mallet came rico
che'ing across the ground, and
executing a graceful curve, knock
ing siXty-tw0 an1-a-llalt-cen
back comb from her head into in
tinitesimality. There, you hoI
rid brats, see what you've done
March into the house every one
OF yon!" was the peroration OF
what was originally intended as +;
complimentary allusion to juven
lie pleasure.
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state sseVesaNeS R'Os' 1850
Under The Rev Cen.
stiEnfs0M.

We publish below some valna-
bic statistics in relation 10 State
fnauccs, which we have rrerar-
ed with IL great deal OF care, ana
our readers may depend on their
accuracy.
N,e total value OF taxable pro
perry in the State is about $l,iI.-
O0G, 900, which, ri mills on the
dollar, will give, gross. $780,
900.
Deduct from the total valHa-
ton % per ccut. for erroneous
assessment, unpaid taxes, rom
p9nSa!ion to aSSeSSorS and com
missions TO tax collectors, vii
net an amount OF *l32,9D, O0O-
the total net tax go to pay inter
est,
$500,
4 mill for levee purposes, l32,13i
Makingatotal Of. $685. ot
Leaving, therefore. S265,00t
for the support OF the public
schools and for the support OF thu
State Government. Admitting
the Legislature fixes the schoo
tax at i mills, it will give 500,
l35. which leaves $6G,37J for al
other purposes, which include.
salaries of officers, support O
charitable institutions, expense
OF tile General Assembly an'
such other appropriations as ma.
be made from time to time. Al
must derive their support froi
the above remainder OF STU!
and license tax which is esiimlt
ed at $3S0,00O.
This tableau is a correct eStiM
ate of the revenues of the State
and precisely what we may de
pend upon in 1880, under the ne'
Constitution.
The stric,est Legislative econo
my must be practiced to max
both ends meet. Our creditor.
when they look over this table
will see that the Convention re
gniated taxes to meet the neco:
sites of our Impoverished pee
ple.-The F'elicG&