Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-05-20
gueal aud gersuual.
Town and Country

Town and Country.
.0nJuly 1st the Rockville Academy will
hold an exhibition.
Fine plants of various kinds are offered to
the public by Mr.. W. G. Fowler. See ad.
Mr.. T. w. Stonestreet, near Hunting Hill,
has fine plants of every variety for sale
Added to the towns amusements is a
pool-table, set-up in the Kliendienst hotel.
There is interesting reading matter on
every page of the SENTINEL and its supple
ment, to-day.
There are quite number Of legal notices
that will be interesting and perhaps profta-
BILE reading matter.
If you wish to purchase pure-bred cows
and calves be sure to read the advertisement
of Mr.. j. B. Diamond.
C. NJ. Towson to-day informs the public
that he has a fine line of Commencement
Goods. See advertisement.
w. II. Harrison, Superintendent of the
Montgomery gold mine, has left for Colorado
to take charge of mines in that State.
On Tuesday last the Trustees of the Aims
House completed the purchase Of the Wag-
ner land, of AS acres, at $50 per acre.
A valuable mule belonging to VIM. Laird,
Jr., ESQ.,, had his leg broken last week on
the farm of the owner, in this county.
Mr.. r. A. Shekell has re-established the
the green grocery business in this town, and
= keeps on hand all articles pleasing to the
inner man.
On Thursday of last week young colored
girl was committed to Jail by Justice Kiger
upon the charge of stealing clothing from
Mr.. Jos. Thompson.
Hoskinson Bros, of Poolesville, are hay
ing their store room remodeled and painted,
They will occupy it this week and get
down to business as is business"
Ten dollars reward is offered in another
column, by Mr.. Barton Trail for the recov-
cry of his strawberry roam horse which was
stolen from him on the night of the 9Th inst.
The Mutual Telegraph Company is to
build at once a line from Washington to
Frederick, via Mitchel's X Roads, Rock
vile, Gaithersburg, CIarksburg and Hyatts-
town.
On Saturday last Mr.. Henry II. Carter,
formerly of this place, purchased two farms
in Prince Georges county, belonging to the
estate of the late John b. Mullikin, for the
sum of $4,000.
We extend our thanks to Prof. M. A.
Newell for an invitation to the sixteenth
annual commencement of the Maryland
State Normal School, which takes place on
the Goth instant
Mr.. Martin r. Whaen, of Gaithersburg
will give ten dollars for information that
will lead to the recovery of black mare
which was Borrowed" without owners
consent, on Saturday night last, 14th inst.
Cumberland has sued the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, for failing to keep his en-
gagement to deliver lecture at her fair
three years ago. A writ was served on the
Rev. b. while passing through Baltimore
recently in the cars Damages are laid at
$4,000.
A joint stock composed in part of certain
officials of the S. V. r. r. Co., and known
as the Luray Cave and Hotel Company,
has recently purchased the justly celebrated
caverns near that place. The purchase
price has not been announced as yet but 1t is
thought to be about $40 900.
Mr.. ii. A. Dawson in this issue inserts a
mammoth advertisement announcing the
advent of the New Buckeye Walking and
Riding Cultivator." This, as a farm imple-
ment, is unsurpassed by any in the market.
In the same establishment can be found a
general line offarm implements, from weed
ing hoe to a self-binding reaper. When in
need Of anything in his line call on him and
see for yourselves.