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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-30

women upon this subject against the offend
ers in this particular
Well may you justify our friends by re-
hearslng the old argument of uncertainties
and delays of the law" Have they not
given ample reason for mistrust Just tn ink
OF the poor orphan girl in Baltimore City
that fell a victim to the deliberate and wi cked
plans of the one-armed, base scoundrel Cur
us; and If possible the worse case, that of
Miss CLANCY, Of Washington City, not men
tlonlng Others of women and children
though there is not much public talk
about yet, there is deep feeling not to be
trihed with much longer, and good men are
heard to say that lawyers may not be useful
10 the country when the people are forced
to take such matters in their own hands and
see justice done.
Another case of what is called injustice
must be mentioned, that of an excellent
young colored man, by one of his own race,
for mere supposed atfront to bold young
negress, and in the presence of many wit
nesses, IN central part of the city of Fred
erick, and he the murderer was sent to the
penltentiary siX-think of it--for six years,
when at the same time a poor young white
man was sentenced for four years for the
theft of $50 Now, if this is called Justice
can this people do otherwise than pray from
such jurymen to be delivered.
Did our jurymen but more carefully read
in their Bibles what the Great Laugaver
says on the subject, they would certainly
understand their duty and perform it more
faithfully. There We are commanded that
the murderer and the ravisher shall be put to
DEATH MARIETTA
Western Maylaad January 81, 1880.
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DR.. Woods Celebrated Anti-Bilious
and Liver Pills.

Gy- For he cute of Hetatiies Or Liver
Complaint, sick Headache PAINS IN The Side,
Stomach or Back Sick Stomach, Loss OF Az
petite indigestion Derhneenent OF Kidneys
Sour Somwh, Dyspepsia, llnbitual Constpa-
ton and nIl Bilious Com plants
Va IN Offering these Pits 10 the public We
are fully aware oi the large Uauiher OF rene
dies soliciting eco nIIinn. claiming superior
ity in manl particulars These pills, huaev-
er, having bveu wei and lavOrably known
for several generations aud dail used by ply
sicinns Of unduub'ed apiits, are ru-d,y the
most reliable aud eihcjcul medicine wr have,
and for the diseases recommended are sur
passed by none They are carefully prepared
and are composed Of vegetable substances ST.
lecled for their Prruli,r ar,ian On the Liver,
skin, kidHe3s aud BoArls the combination
forming one O. th. most r,mtIktblt. aud re-
Liable medicines known
&1a-Sod evcrN where. Jan 23--tf
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Canal Answers.-Answers on the pa

Canal Answers.-Answers on the part
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compa-
ny to the bill asking Judge Bond to appoint
a receiver have been prepared, and will be
filed in Baltimore next Monday. Mr.. Geo.
H. Williams, who is one Of the trustees of
the canal and their counsel takes the ground
that it is beyond the power Of the L. ). Cir
cult Court to appoint receiver to run the
canal, or DO anything in the premises except
looking to winding up its AFFAIR." and selling
it, which is not proposed to be done. Mr..
Williams also says that so far as the trustees
know and can ascertain, the management of
the canal under its present president and
board of directors has been judicious and
praiseworthy. But for the rivalry OF com
peting companies, miners strikes, &c, the
company would have continued to pay off
the coupons "a rapidly as they were doing
prior to these impediments. Mr. Williams
says also that the trustees had never been
advised as to anything connected with this
suit, and condemns severely the manner in
which it has been brought, intlmating that
there is some hidden scheme at the bottom
Of it which it has not been disclosed. The
canal managers will also file an exhaustive
answer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-30


Proposed School Law.-Mr. Peter,
Of this county, has introduced in the Senate
his bill to amend and re-enact the school law
of the State. 1t provides that the State board
of education shall consist of seven members
elective by the first seven judicial circuits of
the State, the people of each circuit to elect
one member of the board, the State board
to have the appointment Of he County
School Commissioners. Its members shall
be ex-officio trustees of the State Normal
School, whose faculty shall consist of one
principal, two male and two female teach
ers, and $4,000 is to be annually appropri-
ated to pay the salaries and other expenses
of the State Normal School, and also the sal
airy of the State superintendent, who as at
present, shall be principal of the State
Normal School. A tax of ten cents
on 800 property shall be levied for
school purposes, but If this is not sufficient
the County School Commissioners may levy
an additional county tax. High schools
may be established in the various counties
on the condition that the County Commits
sioners present buildings to the School Com
missioners with that object in view. One-half
of the expense is to be paid out of the school
fund, and the other half by the pupils visit
ing the high school, The members of the
State board are to serve without pay but
they may employ clerical service, and their
expenses for travelling, &c, shall not exceed
$1,000. But one change is made in the
school regulations for the city of Baltimore
requiring the school board Of Baltimore to
annual report, showing the expenses for the
year, &c.
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Court.-After hearing the arguments in
the following cases the Court hold them un-
der consideration before making a decision /:
Chas J. Maddox and others vs. Richard
NJ. Williams and wife. The object Of the
bill is TO set aside conveyance. Hiram
Grady and wife vs.. William Rice, trustee,
and Others. The object of this bill is TO
bring the estate of the late Wesley l.. Ma
gruder, into hotchpot; exceptions filed in
the matter of the mortgage from Grafton
Beall to Lloyd f. Dorsey and Eliza Owens,
assigned 10 Spencer G. Jones.
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SATURDAY. the 7th day Of Feb, 1880,

~ he hIuf , Z 0'cIOfk 7. u
the iolloNiag described portions Of The real
eslnie ~ which the Ia Enoch q Ward died
seized aud po-sr-s'd yiz: al those pnria Of
said real estate hing aud trinp r said roun-
", ddignnlpd in ibr ,u'vr, or's plni aod GER
iiiica'r tuu,d IN said cause AZ lot- Ms ! and
N he division If he real ~ :, of the said
Enuch g. u nd.
This p~,r,r's lies immediately On lhr Fred
erick aui Gr fa~to" road n,ar Nidilrhrook
post III IS +bppi Lfr- ni,rs distant FROM
GrrmtniuHn Depot 90 jhc Metropolitan
Bran,h /! ,,i nd uud rnHr miles from the viii
Ia c,i Clrksnu,g aij,ins he hrds o' Gro.
II Gnrlu.nl. lhr hoirs 81 ihe inirWillinm
II Bcuspn 81. james o .Trundio, James 5.
II Il,ule r.pp, aud others, aud contains
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X &c d II Id
r. MOORE'S
ONE-NOURTH FERTILIZER
Jan ID

Joseph Flack, Monirose, Nd, used 3
tons and made 400 bushels Of wheat,
A. Henson Bean, Bethesda. Nd,
made Az bushels Of wheat to 3 tons.
Solomon Sprankle, of Langley, Va.
made 40 bushels to the acre. Used Ia.
A. B Walters, Langley, Fairfnx
county Va. sowed : Ia tons aud made
325 bushels wheat
q +. NJ. Walters, Langley, Fairfax
county. Va, sowed li-l2 tons and
made 4s8 bushes Of wheat
II. G. Reid, Langley, Va, sowed 2
tons aud made 800 bushels Of wheat.
Edward p Thomas, Sandy Spring,
Nd. sowed 7 tons aud made 81 bushels
Of wheat
Chas Kirby. Fairfax county, near
Langley. 3 tons aud made 800 bushels
Of wheat.
II. Trail. Rockville, Md, made l24
bushels to the ton.
Henry Bradley, OGutfs X Roads.
Nd. l75 lbs. Of One Fourth aud 300
lbs. Of Bone Dust aud made 81 bushels
to the acre
Darius Clagcit. OGutts X Roads,
Md, 100 lbs. to the acre aud made ~
bushels to the acre
G.. g. Bradley, Ofutts X Roads,
Md. 200 lbs to the acre aud made
22-l-2 bushels to the acre, crop was
badly injured By joint worm.
Is. II. Codwiso. Montro-e. Mont
gomcry county. Md. made $50 bushels
Cor each ton used
J " Gingle. Bethesda, Nd, I tons
made j2S - bushels.
james i. Reid. Yienrn, Va, 2 tons.
made 5is bushels
Arthur Oatbeart. Pals Church. Va
1874 lbs. made 100 bushels
Price reduced this season 10 S3J
per ton,
F. L. MOO RE,
GEOkGKTOWN, u. q
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Rankin's Neuralgia Cure.

a purel, vegetable preparation containing
no opium, morphine strychuine or arsenic
infallibe cure for neuralgia, nervous head
ache aud rhrumhlc pains, prepared b, Hunt,
Rankin 4 Lamar, AtMuil and Macon Ga.
aud sold by Thomas j owen 6aiihersburg
and .. T Owns, Rockville, Md
ArLANrA GA, April 10Th, 1910.
Messrs HaHi RanhiH g. Ldmir;--
| have used your arurslgin cure in nj
practice for several wears have u'yer known
even he most aggru vailed case not to irl1 10
this wonderful preparation
Respectfully,
je G--Gm q S HAMMOND, NJ, p.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-30
Condensed Locals.

The members OF the Poolesville brass
band have ordered suits.
Read our Washington letter on the second
page of this issue.
A negro has been committed to Jail
charged with stealing from the house of Mr.
Raymond Burche.
Mr. N. d. Offutt, of this town, had his
chicken-coop broken into Thursday night of
last week and robbed of some fowls.
On account of the great interest taken by
the public in the "reminiscences of the late
Gov. Thomas" the author will not conclude
them until next week. They are being
copied by many of the journals in this State
and elsewhere
The attention of parents and guardians is
called to the card of the Rockville Acade-
my. There is no better institution in this
section of the country for the preparation of
young men for college or business pursuits.
Messrs. James w Anderson and Charles
W. Prettyman have been appointed by the
Court commissioners for this county to take
testimony. They succeed Messrs. William
Brewer and II. W. Talbot, who resigned
On Friday last the Trustees of the Rock
vile Academy appointed Jefferson SOM
merville, VIM. Benson, VIM Bogley and
Albert Fields to fill the vacant freescholar-
ships in the institution. The Trustees have
agreed to remodel the building and make it
comfortable and pleasant for the pupils
The work will be commenced at once. The
number Of pupils in attendance at this in
stitution now is double that when Mr.
Luckett, the principal, was first put in
charge.
We have been requested by several MEM
bers of st. Marys catholic church, this town,
to call the attention of the corporate authori-
ties to the needed crossing in front of said
church. We unhesitatingly say that if our
commissioners do not pay some regard to
this request since they have made it a point
TO lay pavements to all other churches re-
CARELESS of expense, they act unjustly.
There is no excuse for them doing other
wise than making crossing. Attention has
been called to this matter before and without
effect; it is to be hoped such may not be
the case this time.
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Woods Linimentx

Es'- This is one o. the most reliable mrdi-
cinrs We have II has brovei 'scf invnlua-
Die All VIM have used il speak Of It's worth
It is unrqar!lrd fr Rbrunarsm. Sprans,
SIRIUS, Brniscs Flesh Wounds, Limeuets
Weak snd Sif joints Burns aud Scads
Froslhins SatIhgts Oh sore4 and rem
Catte -, T. 'hs h'si and chrap.sj Liniurni
knew "ci 81 "
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DON'T FORGET TIL"
PROCLAMATION.
10 mole siok Horsea Or Cattle.
LuodEaion Of the English Condi

NV lLuodkr'lon OF lhr English C0hdt-
non FO"deis 30 oar America mar
Me-, EXEMPT Irui" dnlf lteigbt q has proved
~ me thousands VINO ale nay using Them
ihd' theS base heen Is long ieIi want
fof Tue past '"'l century lhcN nave grown
d" ,%e oe and "" 'ser " name ', aa y "S, oel
Wide.
/ There isroi nn u4ncnt known 10 Yelenua-
| IS pructcr ~ the tlutsr, Co.'S steep or Hog
| hu yirlds o their miraculous iullurnce
Their lus taisamic properties nie CONVEYED
g.. ryptj par nt sine 1tuie creation aud imne-
dl,n tfbt IS given.
They inl lutotHa Uicctatluns, tauisb al
arrangements, and give Vie stomach proper
tone
30 StVck o@upt need dcspAit cue whilst
/ lbis HEyEn.FAlLfSG remedy ron "a ahinined
aud tbe reputation ihry bear Ier, uil qtmiets
Of The globe 70 iully hofuo ont o.. suopss
hei have ultained--colrobout,d iy ranD-
"uf OF ihe Pe"l'eot AL classes 800 fauffe
lufs nave ''''n 'H""-'N'so q ''.es e'ne'afa
qns nm, ..;t...,.,...,
and ,I,,,r y,,,,',.l r.9,,, ~ "',,''s
dise,,ss. la, ,',,.'.s,,',.. @.s'I'u '"
,old r,,,,,,n,r,,i-,n ,,,r m, s,,.u t,...'.
n.i I,...s ~ ~ ,.t,i., - 80 :,
Gn,,t.f,. ok, i,s,. ,,i. 81. -. ',u ''S''
s,nnnr, '''
VIZ ...... ,i....,t.. t..,....,...
uorse. mi ia tb,n, IN '''i'Fsi', ="
vince ,ou tbaf ihey woik wonders and nn
malipl how doubtful thecae. Is rouviflinyn.
riabIy be- bpneGtiod and your animal. n,,ds
and kent health, oy liteir use
pNcTtcu CoNfnrTto.r no,unrne
''""i'''''i NoN"' i'S IoW Dhho
nrc a corlnin aud speedy remedy, no matter
almt the disease Is or how complicated They
are gut q temporary bat hate Invariably
proved 10 ben radical core
They restore health and produce flesh, milk
and butter They sid digestion md assimi-
lalion. ana lhor9n2hIy tenoVic he system
no WIZ ne lonhd inVhl"Hnie "nd remnnrra-
Ute 20 every h'oek-oWntr.
lNel a'e nor ME 'hs usual horse and caiiie
po"Grrs lhat Hei ns OPIUM or stimulating
'i'"hs "et on man ana when once used must
ARMS nc used Ihfy SCI az MANURE acts on
SOW ana eng ie n'ed 20 any weather OF seasoH
WIN pron'"pls results
IA The following TESTlMONiAL Is sneak
Of their merits;
Bnltimotr tnne INN ta7o
We have been handlin5 vonr Eng3sh o.
dtioa powdefs for so,us lime ,,sf an5 "a
rhst heir mcfi,n ns compnred Win s,,,iiar
comnoupds ,neel n vai,t seldom n, a'aiii
l,Ind In goods ~ , sia,I,r cl,.s Win ~
tons If ilosInodr, he, nre g,ovi,', ta,a
favor ranidly s,gp.d
n hIVUfEt ar
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-30
M - II Y Q D!

FNEACuERS rtn obtain biuk quarrrl, re-.
j. roils 10" laws tnd by-l,Ws ~ tho Pub
lie schools from he and arsignrd 10 whom all
reports Should hc rrfurnrd ~ The 81 n Feb
ruAry. tn qnhr rrl, meeting Of the Bond.
5 u. NiilIE. Src'y 4 Tres
to Tie Counb school Comnis-oners
Office Dyei OAeus' Drng Stprc
ian % 81
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Ioeal aud gersuual.

Take Your Home Paper.-In this
day of universal progress we may be ex-
cused if we urge upon the people Of our
community the necessity and propriety of
giving their local press the most earnest sup
port.
The habit of reading builds up love for
literature, strengthens the mind, gives a
thirst for news, desire to extend the range
of thought. For that purpose every citizen
needs his home paper for the home news
and one or more periodicals tor himself and
family.
1t is the local paper which gives strangers
their knowledge of the character of the peo-
pie, of the county where the paper is pub
lished and in proportion to the support
given will the journal be conducted. The
press throughout the land has grown up to
be an engine of power both in political and
social matters, diffusing information on all
subjects of interest and rejecting great credit
upon the able and enterprising men who
have the control of the various journals.
The facilities within the past few years for
obtaining news have been greatly increased,
purer tone of literature is sought, and con-
sequently the number, size and literary char
acter of the local press has much improved.
1t is the rivalets, brooks and streams which
form the rivers-so it may be said Of the
local press, its adherence to principle and
morality, its vindication Of truth, honor and
virtue make it the great protecting lever of
society.
hold these great principles and truths. 1t is
our desire, as it will be our continued en-
deavor, to give our readers fearless, ener-
getic and live paper. The selections will be
made not only with the desire to improve
the mind, but to cultivate and refine the
purest and noblest sentiments of the heart
Neither pains nor means will be spared to
furnish the latest and most reliable informa-
ton. Our editorial columns will be used
in the vindication and support of such meas
ures of public policy as will, in our opinion,
best conduce to the material growth of our
people and the honor, pride and prosperity
of our County and State-such code of
morals as will best promote the peace and
security Of our social organization, such
dissemination of local intelligence, local in
ducement and advantages as will invite en-
terprise and offer rare inducements for those
who may have capital to invest. We have
an intelligent, industrious, sober and enter
prising people with character of soil and
climate unsurpassed; we have every facility
which modern enterprise and ingenuity has
developed we have fine system of public
schools; churches of almost every denomi-
nation, in fact, every comfort that reasona
bic men could desire. 1t will be part Of
our journalistic duty to make known these
advantages, as it will be our pleasure and
pride to guard their each and separate prov
ince and interest
To publish and edit such a paper involves
considerable outlay and expense, and we
hope and expect that all who feel an inter-
eat in our good old county will step gener-
ously forward and give support in build
ing up and encouraging the local press
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Farm and Mill for Sale.

A DESIRABLE Farm 81
N i473 ACRES,
Improved d, large MILL DWELLING
HOUSE ADD oni-buiidiGes near Darnrsiown,
Montgomery conuty, Nd
Inquire 81 CHARLES q. DUFlEf
dec l2-2H DarnesOwu, Nd
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DWELLING HOUSE.

a harn. si,'les corn house, nn1 all other
necessary ouihoildings and there Is an excel
leni orchard on the property.
TERMS or SALE. as prescyiJcd Jy ME
deeree ,-One-lhird ~ The purchase money to
Le paid 10 each on thr Ia, Ot sale and he
balance 10 tao ,qnai insiallmenis Of one and
two years ffpm .tid da' ~ sale -said deferred
PAYMENTS 10 bear iuirfr.t and 10 be- secured
by the ,iualr hillt ~ The pufchaser or pur-
cha.rrs with surety ~ surefies 70 he approved
by said trustee. and ppDn The ratification OF
The sale or sales bs 'he cogri aud the payment
o. the whole purchase money land not before, }
The trustee will cOnreg The property 10 The
purchaser or purchasers thereof Conveyance.
lng ~ The c0-t ~ The purchaser.
JAMES IS nEND EPSON
Trustee.
n. All crrdints oi The fiid Enoch g.
Ward. drcsaad. are hereby notified 10 file
ihrir claims. With She spuchers ihrieaf IA the
Office nf ib- reik of The Circuit Court for
Montgomery ronnigwihin nne month from
the d. ~ sale
y. v Trustee
Ia Ia A
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-30

IL In Y y Y y HTf WV VIZ y
ID White nnd foiofrd Blankets aud
Comforts, ~ prices 10 slii A. have been add.
90 TO he aYll-af.ofied siork u Goods ~ D.
u BOp!Cs lhis week
20 The besi assortment " Mems. Boys
and Youths HATS for the season. al prices
and coiors. has been received ibis week by
sep l9-iin d. " BOIlc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For Medicines of all kinds,
Go to Owens Drug Store.
For Paints of all kinds,
Go to Overs Drug Store.
For Window Glass-all sizes,
Go to Owens Drug Store.
For Penfeld's celebrated Trusses
Go 10 Owens Drug Store.
For Paper, Lux, Blank Books aud States,
Go 10 Owens Drug Store.
For Picture Frames
Go 10 Owens Drug Sore.
For Spectaelts aud Eyc-Ghssrs.
Go to Ovens Drug Tlore
For Enamel Pnint--bcs and cheapest
Go Ia Owens Drug Store.
For Chamois skins aud SpoLtes
TO 10 OF-ns' Drug Store
For best Cigars and F"barco,
Go tn Ovens Drug Store.
For Pure Spices, whole aud ground,
Go to Owens Drug Store
For Goods Al lowest prices,
Go to Owens Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-30

Mrs. Georgisna 4 Ross, wife Of Richard
Lormon Ross, formerly Of Berry's District,
in this county, died at the residence Of her
husband, in Baltimore, on Friday last.
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The subscriber having more iloTses han be
wants on his farm siil cell firsf-rste BROOD
MARE, three yenr old COLT Two year old
COLT, and Two COLTS one year old uext
Spring, On reasonable iffms
THOMAS n OFFUTT,
Near lisafy Hodges Stram Saw NH
oct 3--liH
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-30

At the request of Captain Anderson, Col
lector John w Bell last Tuesday week paid
the insurance interest on the public school
houses
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PAT EMIT DOUBLE YOKE
DRESS SHIRT.

Not Siihsrandinr lheAdvnucc in he price Of
maietial We,re sill selling oar Patrti Duu-
bic Yoke Dress Shirts made of WunsnIts
Muslin aud Richardson's best family Linen,
perfect 6'Iiog, At 20 pet hal DOZEN for Men's
nnd 81 81 or Brls
Bulde,les English SIR Umbrclms 2G-inch
at 81 Is, % inch at So IS, made Of the very
hrsl Twlled SilK and pirogan frames. Also,
the best Scotch Giughun Umbrellas in the
cit, fot 81 These Uuhrrllas nrr made To our
, rdpr md ran BE- 4lnnd nuuhale else
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Cloths and Cassimeres.

Ad-Anol Cassimcrcs At so cen,s per yard
Good SniIing do ~ 90 do
Fiue do do, 81 90, 81 20, 81 so
Black French Cloths, Doeskns, Disgoonls
aud Cheviois
Ladies Cloths for O,er-Ar"ses Circulars
and SAques.
Asa, Wnerrroofs il black, hpr. grecu,
hrnwu aud gray, from ~ cents up 10 81 %
per yard.
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WOOL ELANNELS s,

AIlSo'i Red TwilIed Fiohnels (nedcated)
III %, 81 Ia 81, As aud 5Ot per Yard
Gray Twilled Flannel Al Is, 20, %. 81 Ia,
- and so cents per yard
Blue Twiiled Flannel n 20 TO SOC per yard.
Plain White Flannes from 20 cents up 10
81 per yard
A snlp,did shaker Elunr al al D5c nae ,a,a
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CAIsICoES.

Good Cacoes At cenls per yard
Better do do.
Verr best do 3 do
CANTON .FLANNELS at 8, 10, u, Is,
Is and "a rntS per yard These goods were
bought before the ndvHnce in Domestic Goods
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BLANK slES.
Good Blankets NJ 81 50, 2 90 md 50 p,
SHAWL LIS
Hosiery and Underwear

Ladies' aud Cniidren's Uoorcd Hose, in
new sly les from 25c per pair NJ
Ladies' Winter 3alhriegtn Hose yer3 cheap
at 25c yer rair
Douhir. reI English Socks, eA'rn heavy, III
% cents per Inli
Ladies' Melinu Vtsls 30, isc, ) aud %.
ctse OF Mrn's Mrrino Shirts, extra heavy.
al 30 crn.s
Mems Meriuo. sse's and Drawers g match
al az cents
All v DOT GnirisAnd Drawers from 81 NJ
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ADJOURNED MEETING.
TUESDAY. February the ard. 1880.

TIVE COMMISSIONERS loi Montgomery
Il county will eetatibeir Room IN Rock
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M GllT a q o o D s

Table Linens nj 20, 20, 81 and As cents
up 10 81 so per yard.
Towels from 81 % up 10 50 per dozen
Wine Cloths (warraned to wash) at 80, 62,
10, 81 cents 10 81 per yard
Also, Fringcd Wine Cloths from S! To S..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-30
BLACK GOODS.

Lupin's (sll-wool) Cashmeres at 80, 90,
IS, SIC and ST. 90 per yard.
Lupin's French Merinos from 81 up
Bombaziues, Dra2 d'etes, Henreltas aud
Grape Clohs, fresh goods, perfect blacks aud
at low prices