Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-06

Management of the Agricultural Society of
Montgomery County, held meeting on
Tuesday, Sd inst, in the office of Chas w.
Prettyman, Esq. the Secretary of the Soci-
ETY., at which the following members were
present: William s. Brooke, President;
Messrs. J. H. -Gassaway, J. c. Holland, John
Brady, Dr.. F. Thomas, Geo. r. Rice, John
e. Wilson and DIR. E. f. Stonestreet
On motion 1t was resolved that the Board
of Management deem it inexpedient to rec
ommend the encumbering of the Society's
property by way of mortgage, but that tho
Board shall appoint committee to solicit
loans of any amount above So, for the secu-
rity of which certificate bearing four per
cent. interest shall be given as recommended
by committee heretofore appointed and
whose report has been published.
The committee consists of three members
ofthc Board of Management, viz Messrs.
Henry c. Hallnwell, Evan Manrakee and
Edward M. Veirs. The committee is re-
quested to report to. the Treasurer by the
18th of June next
1t was also resolved that the committees to
award premiums be selected from outside of
the county, and that these committees shall
be selected from persons who are well known
as good judges of the articles on which they
shall be asked to decide, and that only
enough committees be appointed to do the
work. Their selection will be left to the
President, with such aid as the members of
the Board may give by suggesting names.
The date for the annual exhibition is fixed
for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sep
TENDER It'll, Sth and 9th.
Some changes were made in the premium
list, after which the Board adjourned.
New Advertisements We hope that
our readers will give special reading and
thought to the new advertisements in our
columns to-day:
ID. II. Bouic, Esq, calls attention to some
Of his specialties. Read them.
Mr.. Peter Pagan comes TO the rescue of
those who are not local optionists with a
large and choice brand of liquors. Those
who indulge in this style of luxury will do
we'll TO call upon Mr.. +.
Mr.. g. Giesler is offering great induce.
ments TO purchasers at his commodious shoe
store on Seventh street. II you are in want
of bargains and good shoes read Mr. G.'s
advertisement and call and examine his
stock.
S. B. EIlery 81 Co., approaching the scar
city OF labor iii tile country, steps CALAMITY
forward and invites the matrons of families
and old bachelors too TO examine their shirt
factory. Their advertisement certainly pre-
sents very rare attractions to those who may
desire TO purchase anything in gents fur
nishing goods.
Mr.. Conrad Becker seems determined not
to be out done in his line of trade, and you
have only to read his advertisement to be
convinced that his stock of goods In style
and durability cannot be surpassed in any
OF the Eastern cities. He sends a catalogue
and price list free on application.
1t will amply repay any of our readers who
are in want OF carriages, buggies, &c, To call
and examine the mandatory of Hopkins
81 Weer, Brookeville, whose card appears in
this ISSUE This is home enterprise sand
the gentlemen conducting the same have
had long acquaintance with our people
and should receive liberal encouragement
from the people of the county.
In calling attention TO the advertisement
Of Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop again this
week, We are requested 10 say that their aim
is TO sell every article at as low price us il
can be purchased elsewhere, and in proof of
this they authorize us TO say that they will
refund thu money fol any article purchased
il, for any reason, the purchaser wishes to
return it, Their object is to establish u
permanent and substantial trade in Mont
gomery, and this they feel can on ly be done
by fair and honest dealing. This house will
appear next week with an entire change of
advertisement
II. A. Dawson, Esq, our enterprising
fownsman, also has word to say to our
friends about Force Pumps, Iron Turbin
Engines, and the New Buckeye Cultivators,
three articles OF unbounded merit and utility.
Those intending To purchase any of the
above named articles should call and exam
anime before purchasing elsewhere. Mr..
ID. has neatly fitted up room in which is
stored his agricultural implements, and his
stock consists Of lu,ne but tie best and the
best is the cheapest "in the long run"