davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-01-10
nOo1zs OF r1rE FUTURE.

Looking over Tic announcements Tor - fnl-
mediate publication" 1t Is rather singular to
note the absence from the lists OF the leading
publishers of any really great work,-ot any
work by any great tnlrl, or 0f ono likely 10
attract general attention. 1t IL too early,
perhaps, to ninke any safe predictions CT 10
Indulge In any very great amount Of spccu-
lutIon ils to the prospects for 1880 SO fur rs
general literature Is concerned; but II does
seem strange that, In nll era Of such general
prosperity, there should be SO few runors
cycIL Of forthcoming publications by men
whose mines have become household words.
New editions OF old works aro underlined.
Bancroft, It IL saEl, will add another to his
tcl, volumes already completed of American
history; llrrl'ert Spencer anuthcr yolninc ~
Ills "SpciOlUgy"; utlueutloNN( works III
abundance arn lteraltlca i'y tho usual strnnE-
Iy-w0r,tetl circnlnss. distributed must gen
scllool:bonrls; tho French. authors nru busy
With their peculiarly light literature, wltclI,
when. translated, Is, like, Enocll,
ws Spy s c Ses' 5 rsa sw wtes Maf ars ns sien f a
wn ranrlot. discern even the birds Of
i,echsl to greet tic opening of the new yrnr.
There WI l nsw nnoks In, '''I'S;toma,y. Why IT, ma,!,.
that wlII materially add 10 our Enowlesli,n,
contribute 10 nur pleasure, minister to our
intellectual waits. ;tIu! take pr1lnlIsn11t ~
liares 1t, lin great field Of litrlnlu1n? W!ll
i.s 't " Srsrs Sr!$' Viii wSt$tl tlvnrs @ sayy IL yS9s fY
salnplrs frlml Its hidden stores Of wc!llts',
snf 5 lsfsaf II w eEIs,1y EI."1agy 1y E cgnis st!fs
efforts of Its ,nElltnnt. professors9 Is tho
IiIslartu Muse to ret,,alli silcnt.. Is Fiction
to bu appealed tu III yaiMP All these .are
ns5t 5 Mys'"s s"SEste ty te s hsasns tIIs
tIccIuratIon of tic French Monarch, "'Apres
mol. 10 t|6llgo," to lm tla,,sfsrred to tho
worll Of lctturs, and the fruitful Seasoll that
l,as lust pasartl be followed by u hnrrcM!less
is cq,ia! nu.tl uf prosperity Md Development
III tile intellectual world III III the Material,
md II IL tn be hoped that tho good results aro
but postponed, and that only for BRIEF sea-
soil.
FIRST PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL
ECONOMY.
President Chap!I,, Ut Holo!t College, rccast
and reylse. the work OH Political Economy,
Of which tho late President OF Brown unl-
ycrsity, Fruncls Wayial1A, WIS u,o author,
md lus now contlonsed his own work Into d
llt.lu yol,lmo about half the sizs of tho other,
It IL Intended as II Textbook, all is written
nftcr tho manner OF textbooks. 1t Is not a
slnplIiicution Of the science OF Political
Economy, and Is tho roverso of an elaborate
treatise. 1t covers all Immense amount OF
ground In an exceedingly small space, ssla
yet each topic Ia clearly defined, II nothing
lnoTu. II ptesnpposes In the teachcr thorough
sion ot d good library 6f pnlltict-ee6non,ic
works; fl tho pupil, tho ability 70 think aud
reason for himself Whether 1t will bo adopted
as . substitute for Bowen, or Perry, ur Carey,
or Sumner, will largely depend on tlu. per.
sollal views OF tho Instructor: President
Chaplin Is IN ardent advocate Of Trade,
| and Ills chapter discussing tue often discussed
, 1880-01-10
STUDIES IN GERMAN LITERATURE.

pyBAYAnn TAYLOR. with Introduction by GEORGE
u.DoKEn, sccoud cdtlon, ,octar ocloth eatra,* *e2as
"The work Of pninstnklnE scholar, who can select
with rure ltscernmenl what should ceHe TO the foro.
grouna OF nttontlon nd has tile rower Of expscsanR
bs own v!owa with extraordinary Rrnco.'-Lttcrury
L
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

Major +. #. Greene, the brother OF our
clever townsman, Capt Charles Greene,
hasbccnappoinIcd Chief State Engineer,
IN place of Col. lIardcc, deceased. Our
citizens generally will be pleased to hear
Of the selection of so able and accom-
plisl,cd u gentleman as the Major to this
highly responsible position.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

We return thanks to the ladies' OF
WcI Baton Rouge for complimentary
tickets TO the Poplar Grove Hall enter
lanucnt, which takes place OF the 18TH
and 10th inst. We expect to be in Mt
tendance with our editorial pencil TO
note down all the interesting items that
We arc sure will be furnished by the
Graud Festival. Brother Hyams will
please consider himself engaged rs 0ul
Sjs-a-yis in the first IanCCrs
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08
lEl'I1l(,NS.


,ciii;ou from David Cook requesting
,hc city to return him S24 paid for license
10 sell old iron, was read and received
and on motion duly sccondcd-rcjcct'"'
A rcIiIion from Mr.. A. J. Haag for re-
mission of $40 fine imposed by tho Mayor
was read, received and on motion rcjcc-
ted and action Of Mayor sustained.
BY Mr.. Wax, duly seconded; ResolV-
cd, That the election for " police ofhocr'
held on April 10Th, 1880, having been
declared null and void in consequence OF
thc vote having been by ballot 'nstea"
Of viva yocc as required by the Consti-
tution, the Council do now proceed TO
elect q police officer to assist the Ch'c''
Adopted. =,
Nominations being in order, Mr..
McCahc nominated Mr.. Louis Baron,
and Mr.. Burke nominated Mr.. {. Schoen-
broht.
On q call for the vote it stood: For
Mr., Baron-Mcssrs. Wax, Gimlcr, Ora
DIV and McCabc. For MIR. Schocn-
brodtENlcssrs Week, Burke, Dnggan
and Brooks.
The Mayor, after few explanatory
remarks, cast his vote for Mr. Schocn-
brod,, who was declared elected
| Bids for tho city printing were opened,
one from W. c. Annis, Esq, Of the Ad-
vocaie, and ono from" w. A. LcSucur,
Esq.,, of the CArlroLlAN. Both bids
Offering to Ito tho city printing without
charge, it was moved and seconded that
| both be accepted. d.-UnanimonsIy adopt
cd.
Bids for running the scavcngcr cart
were opened, one front Geo. l.. Bird an'
one from Louis Joltnson. The latter
being the lowest, was awarded the con
} tract upon complying with the "s"a
terms.
II WAS moved and seconded that tn
Council now adjourn to meet on Monda,
D next, itth inst, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Adopted.
. LEON JASTREMSkl, Mayor.
GEO. HENDERSON, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

One of our city bellies remarked, the
other day, that she would marry no man
unless she loved him; "but, she added,
"rd like him better if he had u few
Thousand dollars
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

The CArrroLrAS is now the official
journal of the city of Baton RonSc--bnt
i has an associate, and does the work
for the Immense sum of-nothlng.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

A few days more of favorable weather,
and onr farmers will have the meatest,
cleanest crops in the state. "fusi' ana
move things now" is popular express
sion all over the parish.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

The iIomc I}itters will drive away
G,vcrs, cure Dyspepsia, indigestion and
general debility.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

DR.. +. NJ. Brooks, tho un'Ir'ng Man
street druggist is in receipt and has 'or
sale variety of fresh stock Sec adycr-
Using columns.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

The Grant boomers have SUNK to their
holes, soon to creep out IN lukowar'h
support of Garfield,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

The Detroit Free Press says a"nlc oi
,l,e eompanirs in The regular army are
40 tl,inncd ont ibat after the officers
make their details for boot blacks, cooks
and scrubs, there is only one private left
10 do the fighting
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

\ few of the leading Radical spirits
IN this place arc trying, as we 90 to
ucs4, TO cni|use the darkcy heart by
firing Garfield guns, but the colorcd
friend and brother wanted Grant, ana
can't see il. So The effort fails.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08


Salaries. .........--....---" o"'''V
Total. S3l5l7G
The Contingent account consists of bii's
for election expenses. ...... .S'''@V
Bills for printing. ................ "''oV
Bills cleaning Offices. cs.....s.....-. 0'W
Bills J. II. Young, supervisor. ..Sl5o'W
r,,,, .$25a. 80
Respectfully submitted,
Gro. HENDERSON, Auditor
It was moved and seconded that the
report be received and approvcd-adop-
ted.
Report of Administrator ofFinancc for
April
Collections. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$fW4.|j
Warrants redeemed ............ 35f.W
~Rcspccfulty, NJ. LANdE,
Admir- of Finance,
H. wos moved and seconded that the
rcport be received aud approvcd-adop-
ted. ,.o.
Auditors Report, May, 1850.
Gcntlcucn--Dnrng last month issued
warrants for salary account. .... $164.5o
For con'ingcnt. 6'W
For streets and landings 80. 2o.W
v,t,, .$49o.5s
Respectfully,
GEO. HENDERSON, Auditor.
# was tuoyed and seconded, that tho
report be- received and approved. Adop-
ted.
Report of the Administrator OF Finance.
Gcntlcmcn-During the month Of May
made collections amounting to SloSo.lo
Warrants paid and cancelled 4ss'9o
Respectfully,
NJ. LANCE,
Administrator of Finance.
T. WAS moved and seconded, that the
rcport bc received and approvcd-adop-
ted.
The reports of the Administrator OF
Imnroycucnts and Administrator OF TO-
lice for April and May were rcad' re-
ccivcd and approved.
Moved and seconded that Mr.. Ar'cc'
)ot, Administrator be requested to FUR
pish his report from April lst t" 18th
adopted.
By Mr.. Bnrlc-Rcsolycd that the Al
niuisirator of Police shall receive III
full salary during his sickncss-'''op''"
IDr. +. NJ. Brooks, Chairman OF flnaIc'
Committee on subscription Of S35, 10
State House repairs, reported hav'n'
collected the s,,m Of $32, 10000 on nc
: count of City Bonds and had dcposltc'
, somc IN the Louisiana National Bank, II
New Orleans, he further rccon'mcn'lc'
t|at said be selected rs the Fiscal Asc''
of the city and asked for weeks turt"e
time il, which TO report moro fully u
the Council.
u was moved and seconded that tn
teport be received and approved "'l
with the recommendation thcrcin-adol
ted.
Ills Honor The Mayor made few II
Il marks in favor of dcpositing the none
ot once in the State Treasury thus maj
y ing it secure against any possible COZ
G ,iuecncy of loss to the city and desire
his recommendation to that effect TO
, put on record.
PETITIONS.
A pclition from David Cook rcH"cs'f
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

"SuE WOEKS LIKE A DAISY" some
body in the office says about our ne"
press since the sclf.ihking apparatus
has been attached. II has taken three
weeks to get it in good running order
aud irli take as many years before she
misichavcs.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08
lllitd.

JOLLY-On Sunday, june Sth, at . o'clock
A. NJ, Charles Henry Jolly, j., oj;ed q motths'
son of Charles II. Jolly and NJ = Alley.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

= :
LOCAL. MATTERS. |
The Grant boomers have SUNK to their |
holes, SOON to creep out IN iukcwarm
support of Garfield.
The iIonc i,itteY will drive away
icvcrs, cure Dyspepsia, indigestion ana
general debility.
The CArrroIIAN is now the official
journal of the city of Baton RouSc--bnt
i has an associate, and does the work
for the Immense sum of-nOthIng.
DR.. +. NJ. Brooks, tho uh'lr'"g Man
street druggist is in receipt and has lor
sale variety of fresh stock. Sec advcr-
Using columns.
One Of our city bellies remarked, the
other day, that she would marry no man
uulcss she loved him; "but, she added,
ard like him better if he had few
Thousand dollars"
~-----
A few days more Of favorable Wea'ncr,
and our farmers will have the ncatcst,
cleanesi crops in iIIc State "f"S'' ana
move things now is a popular express
sion all over lhc PARISH
The Detroit Free Press says SOME of
,he ,oupauirs in The regular army are
40 ,l,ipucd ont that after the officers
make their details for boot blacks, cooks
and scrubs, there is only one private left
,o do thc Grhiing.'
a few "' 'n' '''"'''S "''''' '''
,u,,o ,hc d,rLcv heart by
r,' 49,, L,, u,. .o,,,cd
,,,.u,,, ,,,,,el Grant and
'''"' ' =, q. or,,. fail,
'"'' WV, " .-.------.
usur WORKS LIKE A DAISY" some
h,dy in thc office says about our new
press since the sclf.ihking apparatus
has been attached. II has taken three
v,ots to oct it IN GOOD running order
and ir1i fake as MANY years before she
mi.lrtaycs.
Major i. II. Greene, the pf"'hcr " o''
clever townsman, Capt. Charles "rcch',
has appolnIcdC Clnci state hhS'he'''
IN place of Col. llardcc, deceased. '"r
citizens generally viii be please" 10 near
of the selection OF 50 able ANA accom-
plislcd a gentleman as the mayor 10 t'''s
highly responsible position.
w., ,o,r .o,.;lc,,,,lc co,,nloiul con.
,or,;,u fl, h,;d,c across Monlcsano on
u,, r,,,u Gar, road H. il said to br
dangerous - '''''' ", ''''''''
~ '"'' 20 - - '''''' ~.,,,. ,'e .;,.a -,
~" " "V'7' '''' :,
wv '''"'' ,,.. "a
'''''''s '''''''
"''' P'.''P''"',''' '''' :. '''' w ..,,:.. :,,.,
~ ''"' ''' ",.N 90, ,, IT, -" !"
- ~ Wv ''., '.. w 80 %,
paw" ""' N'''' ''
a.. ,o,v,,, ,h,,l. :, tbc I,,l;cs q
WrI Enton Eo,rc for complimentary,
tickets lo thc poplar Grove Hall enter
)a'li'n''I', W''ch taxes p'''cc VII '''' Low
a'o '"'' INST "o 'NP''' W. wv ~ ~
tendance WIN our '"'''''"' Po"''
note noWh a'' INC interesting ''o'''' ''''
We are sure VIII DC '"''''s'''" ~ VI
hIa''" feS''Na'' p'''''o' Ivy "'"' WI
please consider h''"S'l ''s's'" 10 wv
N'H-a-v'S III the n'S' L'h'''S'
, ,. o.,.. w, ,r,,, ,,c,,
,., ,,,1,.ao n,.vo, and powc
,. .n uI;, .;,, ~, e,,1,,
T, .,,u,,,,o,, ,o,,o :, ,crr,rm thci
wv, .,,,,,, =, ,,,,,, ,r IL, ~,
49,, r.', g.. u;s ,,r;sh -, M,,d,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16

job Printing.-The increase of our pop.
ulation with its consequent advance in bust
ness has made il necessary for us, if We
would keep pace with the progressive age
in which we live, TO increase our facilities
and enter more largely into this branch OF
our profession; and in the future we shall
be prepared to execute at short notice and
in superior manner every description OF
job work, such as letter heads, note heads
bill heads, business and visiting cards, we'd
ding invitations, briefs, books, pamphlets
dodgers, etc, in fact everything and any.
thing IN our line from the finest card to a
poster, ~ CITY PRICES. As we employ
none but llrst-class printers, we guarantee
entire satisfaction TO all who bestow their
patronage upon US. Give us q trial,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
P0OIesyiIle Items,

Growing crops are In ilourlshlng condi
ton In our vicinity.
Steam-threshcrs ARE at work, the average
yield per acrl being about Is or 20 bushels
Of wheat.
The Poolesville band and invited guest
woio very hospitality entertained by Mr.
ltobt Allnuit on the nh instant.
Two cases before Justice DonOhoo on tho
9th, one a pcdlcr without license, the Other
for swearing, drunkenness and disoderly
conduct
An unknown colOrcd man found in the
canal, on the eighl-nile leYel, the 10Th inst
yerdct-.accidentll drowning.
Mr.. g. Slpll fractured biz lpy in jumping
iroma loat At sycqmoFe, % the 10Th inst
Mp u. =. Hillatd was hurt by the break.
ing of her carriage axle, Sunday, while on
the way % The bapizing at l!aFResyile
The cattle trade has been quite lively the
nast week a laEgc number being shipped
to baltimore on the 10Th instant, also another
lot ~ he shipped 70 Queenstown on Me lslh.
This trade has proved "a he a source nf con-
siderable Fcyenue % our district, and Is 10.
creasing annually \.
July lQih laa0
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
Experiments with Fertilizers -Th,

following interesting experience in the use
OF fertilizers and the result of the same was
made by Mr. John +. Wilson, on his Idle
wild farm, which is located about two miles
from Rockville, ON the Great Falls road. Mr..
Wilson is one OF our most cnterprising
and observing farmers, consequently his
experience will, no doubt, be of use to a
large number of our planters:
ut has been said that one experiment does
not prove any thing positive, as we have the
old adage that Zone Swallow does not make
summer, yet have been experimenting
with the same ingredients for four or five
years with similar results, and thought it
would be interesting as well as instructive
to the farmers of our county to publish the
result of this years experiment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
Potomac Items.

Potomac Items.
Farmers are now busy threshing out their
wheat In most instances fair yield is OBJ
tanned and Of fair quality. Lancaster wheat
yielded the best Fultz is more or less shriv.
eled
A game of base ball was played on Mon
day between picked nine from the Mont
gomery Gold Mines and the Great Falls
nine, which terminated 81 to Z in favor of
the Great Falls nine.
Some trouble is anticipated in the coal
mining regions in consequence of a threat
ened deduction in the price Of mining, the
Allegany companies now pay sixty-hvc
cents per ton, while the Clearfield, Pa, com
panies at Osceola and Houtzdale, only pay
fifty cents per ton 1t seems, should such
be the case, much loss to all interested
would be the consequence But, as it is, the
discrimination in the price is too vast be-
tween the mining districts. The Allegany
companies cannot compete with the Clear
field companies, hence the threatened de-
duciion.
Glen. Stull, Esq, living near Edward
Ferry, suffered severe accident on Friday
evening last, while on his way home from
Washington, via the canal. lie attempted
to jump from the boat while it was in mo-
ton, opposite his residence, fell and broke
his leg in two places. The services Of Dr.
Wooten was summoned and he soon sue
ceeded in reducing the fractured limb. Mr.
Stull suffered very much for awhile, AS no
one was near him when the accident occur
cd, except his two very small sons, who at
his bidding, the little fellows walked to Ed
wards Ferry, a distance OF three miles, that
dark night, and informed Mr.. George w.
Spates, who cared for Mr. Stull.
\ fine COW, belonging to Mrs, Il. Steward
committed suicide on Monday last. The
animal, il is supposed, hung herself 10 spite
Mrs. Steward who would not let her have
the freedom of the wilds with her calf An
other Garfield vote list.
Col, Joyce (of whisky ring iame) visited
the Falls saturday, with his family.
Capt Joseph Ensign aud wife, Of Dayton
OHIO, are stopping at the tromein Hotel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16

About 400 pounds of these fertilizers were
applied per acre. neglected to take the
measurement of the Peruvian, but judging
from the appearance at harvest and similar
experiments | have been carrying on for
several years, that it would not have yielded
any more than the Dissolved Bone. Hhave
come TO the conclusion that those who keep
up the old practice of mixing half-and- half
do it at loss. The Peruvian spoken of in
this trial is 60i Lobos. Bone and Peruvian
was mixed / Peruvian, 4 Dissolved Bone
and / Raw Bone
The land on which this experiment was
tried was pine land, this being the second
crop of wheat from the pine clearing After
the pines were chopped the land was left
undisturbed until the stumps had partially
decayed, then treated to a slight dressing OF
barn-yard manure and put in corn-yield
per acre, barrels; the stubbe was plowed
and put in wheat with 450 pounds of Bone
and Peruvian-yield, 30 bushels per acre ;
seeded to clover, which took nicely and
would have yielded It tons per acre when
twas plowed under in August tor the pres
ent crop OF wheat In September it was
dressed with 40 bushels of oyster lime, and
seeded about the first OF October with II
bushels Of Fultz wheat per acre, with the
present result"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
Our Police Courts-on Wednesday o

OnP Police COurts.-On Wednesday OF
this week, Charlotte Howard was arrested by
officer John II, Miller on u peace warrant
issued b. Justice Kiger on complaint OF
John Smith. The accused gave bonds in
the sum of$l00 for her future good behavior.
The litigants are colOred.
VIM. +. Rickett, charged with bastardy on
oath Of Martha Mills, has "gone where the
woodbine twineth," having jumped his bail
bond. Monday, 9Th inst, was appearance
day for him but he came not, whereat Jus.
tice Kiger declared his bail forfeited.
The residence of Charles Douglass, col.
ored, on Montgomery avenue was burglar
lied on Monday forenoon, and trunk be.
longing to his wife broken open and thirty
six dollars in money with several articles Of
jewelry were stolen. 1t was bod transac-
ton and as yet there is no clue TO the perpe-
traitor. On Tuesday morning Mamie Alex
ander, also colored, living in another part
of the same house with Douglass, was ar.
rested by officer Kingsbury, charged with
the theft, and brought before Justice Nor
gan, but the evidence was not sufficient to
hold her for the action of the grand jury and
she was accordingly discharged.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
Death OF DR.. Magruder.-Dr. ,

Death OF DR.. Magruder.-Dr Wilson
Magruder died suddenly on Wednesday
morning last Tuesday night he had been in
attendance upon meeting at Olney Grange
Hall and while there was taken sick and
died at 8 o'clock the mex morning from the
effects of the sun, to which he had been ex-
posed the previous day.
DIR. Magruder was about thirty years
of age. He graduated at the Maryland
University, and during portion of the war
was physician in charge of the Government
Hospital ut Philadelphia. AT the close OF
war he returned to his native county, where
he was universally respected, always taking
lively interest in every move having for
its aim the county's prosperity.
1t is with deep regret that we are com
PEELED to chronicle the death of such a
worthy citizen and able physician. He was
much beloved, liberal in his views gentle
kind and charitable.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
Not for Glory or Fun.-Se

Not for Glory or Fun.-Some people
have an idea that newspaper publisher pub
fishes his paper for almost anything but
to make money. In fact this class Of people
is very numerous, too numerous for the good
of the newspaper fraternity. Compliments
are very acceptable, and thanks cheer the
publisher, but bread and butter are what he
and his family live upon. Publishing a
newspaper is business just the same as
manufacturing or keeping a store. A man
uiacturer or stoFe-keeper would think a
man crazy who came into his office every
little while, and, after complimentlng his
goods, asked him to give him a few of them,
This is just the kind of customers the coun-
try publisher must expect TO deal more
or les with, six out of seven days in
the week. We are speaking of that i'm
mense class of dead-beats who send a
six-cent puff Of their business in three
cent envelope, closely written on both
sides: and ola numerous class who are con
stanty dropping in, or dropping il in, on
the publishers, in little dFiblets, sandwlcbed
between smile and compliment aad o
mustard seasoning Of check. The sooner
these people find out that every inch If q
publishers space is so much money 10 him,
the sooner will publishers see little profit
in their business.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
Religious n otices--conyocatIon Ser.

Vices.-All day services al 81 Barholo.
news church, lIawllng's river, July g7tli
aud 2sth, beginning NJ II O'Clock, A. NJ
At Unity chapel July 27th apd 2-,li a, Il
O'Clock N
q, lelna, Aiephaniosyllie, morning ser.
Woe IL llpcldhsk, A. M., July 18th aud 30th
g. Lakes. July 18th and both. At n
O'Clock, +. 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
pVlnolpaI Appolnted.-on Monda,

principal Appointed .s-on Monday
lest, II . meeting " lhp school trustees Of
this town, Mr. Joseph L. Armstrong was
appointed principal Of the Rockville school.
Nr, Armstrong; father oflcialol " pastor
~ tho N, v. church, ia MS town several
years ago and j. we'll and hyoahIy known
TO o great number of our oitiyous. II il sald
that Mr A'bnn experienced teacher and the
appointment agooi ono. IIel.a graduate Of
Randolph Macon College, aud was fir.i rs.
slstant In the High School at Front Royal,
Virginia.