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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11
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this subject many valuable hints and sugges-
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wanted, a Laundry Rockville is
about the best location in this section for the
establishment Of frst-class laundry. Fam.
lilies aud those who are compelled 10 put
their washing out, have their goods returned
In a very inferior and entirely unsaiisfac.
tory condition. This earelessness, accom-.
panied with high charges on lbe part Of the
oolored women who pretend 10 wash, have
i,e.,nme almost intoleFabe with oair people.
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The Frozen Man.-Since our last issue
II iTanspires that the man found frozen 10
death Last week was Mr.. John w. Evans,
for many years a resident Of Georgetown,
ID. G. II appears from statements made by
those who came after the body that Mr.. y.
was ri impaired mind and physically feeble,
aud had laft home on il,e night II his ieaih
for the purpose Of attending church. It's
supposed that in attempting 10 reach the
church be mistook the road and wandered
into the country and was never seen alive
afterwards
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BRIDGE PETITION.
Tohe Honorable Board Of Commission
erS Of Montgomery County.

THE undersigned citizens Of Montgomery
i county, Maryland, hereby give notice
that thirty DAYS after the publication of this
notice they will apply TO the County Commits
soners of said Montgomery county to build
bridge across Watts Branch, on the public
road leading from Rockville to Darneslown,
about one mile from Rockville, and to grade
The hill on the east side OF said branch
N D. UFFUTT,
S, r. STONESTRERT.
W. n. WARD,
y .. PRETTYMAN
N. BAILEY,
WM. FIELDS,
ALEX. GARRETT,
JOHN II GARRETT,
JAMES W BOSWELL,
GHAS. YlERS,
H. HURLEY,
J. W. ST0NESTEET,
jan 2l--5t r. w. ROZER.
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JACK FOR SALE.

A LARGE SPANISH JACK, SOUND
n and eight years old, will be sold on
tefms TO suit the purchaser, For Inc past
several years the colts sired by this we'll known
Jack have been on exhibition by citizens Of
this county 1T the Annusl Fairs OF Nonignm.
cry county, and are considered excellent
For further particulars apply 10
ROGER BROOKE,
ieb4-3t pi Norbeck Sid.
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IMPORT NOTICE.
10 Fathers, Mothers, Brothers, Sis
ters UncIes, Aunts and
All Relatives.

S,, ,,ifn.,as n, ,our Ii,aa In Tho
SeVuic sV'"hV"'9 v" W H,es w .uo
s sUgsnns Of Hanover York conn,y Pa the
cheapest relief offered hy any association in the
United States.
that are Of sane mind and good health, from
90 10 85 years OF age at the following
low rates 20 for 81 900 certihcnle Slo
Tor -, 900 80 'or 20 700 go for p4'ooo;
$50 for $1,000 or 'ot"l OF
" to secure Q certificates Tor $4,000 the fir"
COO y, sa',,,o .a,,,aooo r,r GO ooo IN IN.
second Division:
$50 to secure certificates for So 900 in the Third
Division;
$40 to secure certificates for $1,000 in the
Fourth Division
S7i To secure certificates for $4,000 in the
Filth Division
Yearly thereafter only 5 on each one thou
sand during life, with the following assess
ments in each class and division AT the death
Of q member, 81 80 on 81, 900 S2.25 on
SO, 900; $3.50 on So 600; 50 40 on 50 900;
aud 50 so on $4,000.
All males OF females from 95 10 86 years
Certificates Regular Stock insurance Compa-
mics DO NOT INSURE OVER 65 YEARS. Therefore
as this 10 your only chance for relief, we
ear e, oes,ly advise all 10 accept this great offer
IL 10 DANGEhOuS ~ DELAY.
Remember, you have NO RISK in becoming
"''i VI 'n'' Hseu'''o,'i 40 "o ""oo's
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Printers Ink The virtue or efficacy
Of printers ink is very forcibly illustrated by
the large attendance OF public sales Of which
due notice had been previously given in the
columns of the SENTINEL and by handbills
printed at this Office. During the past few
months we have had occasion to attend sew
eral such places in our county and have al
ways found the gatherings large and the
prices bid for the articles offered for sale
fully as satisfactory to the seller as he
had anticipated prior To the sale. The latest
in this ipe was the sale of +. 5. Davis,
whose advertisement appeared in this paper
for the last three weeks, which cane off on
Wednesday Of this week. IT has been esti-
mated that from three hundred 10 three hun
dred and fifty persons were present, and oy-
erything sold at Astonishing figures, Mr..
Davis expresses himself rs highly gratiicd
with the result Of his venture, and advises
those who contemplate selling off their real
estate or personal property TO do as he did,
advertise In the SENTINEL, and the people
as a mass will know what you want To do.
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ROAD PETITION.


10 The Honorable tie Board Of County Com
missioners Of Montgomery County:
M Il, the undersigned, citizens and tax
w payers OF Montgomery county, do
hereby petition your honorable body for a road
beginning near the junction Of the lands Of
Leonard J. Hays and Mrs r. g. White, on
the road from Barnesville TO the Mouth Of Mo-
nocacy, thence through The land Of Leonard
j. Hays TO The land Of Henry Soholl, coming
out opposite or nearly oppOgiie the School
House on tie road from Mount Ephraim to
Dickersou's
Us GOTT.
Y / HAYS,
ALGERN0N POOLE,
CLAGETT PYLES,
n V WOOD,
CIV MILES,
T PYLES,
NE MILES,
X u BOWMAN,
Il A BOUIC,
W u HELEN,
jan 1851 WIN N DlCKERS0N.
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CLERK WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN or CAPACITY AND
N Industry. who has had business train.
log 10 county store and an acquaintance
with the people Of Montgomery oogniy, IL
wanted 10 y Mercantile House Of Washington,
writing, giving reference,
y. q. BOX a2a,
frb41i Washington, u. q
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lines truthfully express the wish Of nine
tentbs Of our people;
Cold weather, gol o frigid dallier, go
Too long you've fingered hereabouts-
Too long alas too long you're dreadful slow
Come, vamose, clear get out.
Go now, there Is time, I'm certain quite,
When you will be by far welcomcr,
Come when days are hot and skeeters bite,
Yes, come next summer.
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Mems aud Boys Winter Cassimeres closed Gu ,
cheap al this season.
Good Cloths at %, 40, so, rs cts and Sl.00
Mems Wool Kersevs 80, co, and 10 cts.
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Inaugural Arch =

Inaugural Arch "A plan has been
adopted and contract made for the erection
of the National Triumphal Arch which is to
span Fifteenth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue, on the occasion of the Inaugural
ton. The design is Gothic with lofty
tower at each end, the idea being to repre-
sent the Union of the States In the towers
and arch each States coat-of-arms being set
in separate window of cathedral glass and
when lighted up will present the appearance
of an old castle. The towers will project
above the arch to sufficient height to give
to the whole symmetry of form, the apex
being about fifty feet from the ground. This
will be handsome feature of the decora-
tons for the imposing ceremonies Of that
day at the National Metropolis.
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New Advertisements.-W

New Advertisements direct the
especial attention and careful perusal of our
readers to the following new advertisements
Clerk Wanted, p. o. Box 1898, Washing.
ton, ID. G.
Jack for Sale, by Roger Brooke, Norbeck,
Md.
OK Cart for Sale.
Valentines, ID. II. Bouic.
Annual Report of Trustees Of the Poor
Agricultural Society, G. W. Prettyman.
Trustees Sale Of 80 acres of land.
Fresh Garden Seeds, II A. Dawson.
Farm hand and teamster wanted, by S. r.
Priest.
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GOSSA NJ Err

VI WATERPROOF
COATS aud CLOAks, tor Gents aud Ladies.
Light durable, conyeniebi Fof Jslr - low
pfigFs hf
sep 10 y. -. HIGGINS A son.
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Corrections. In our statement that Mr..
Benjamin Fawcetts poisoned family was
relieved by the skill of DR.. Magruder we
were mistaken, and the relief aforemen-
toned was at the hands of Dr. Charles Wa
tiers.
Mr. S. c. Viers requests .us TO state that
'the man found dead on his premises last
week, died at the road gate, about one humid
red yards from his house, and 60t at the
front yard gate, as was stated in the last
issue of tho SENTINEL
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House hunters and robins will soon he on
The winf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-11

II NOSE NEXS SAE<hX
VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE
In Montgomery County, Maryland
DY virtue of Decree . the Circuit Court
I'D for Montgomery cuunty, Us Court OF
Equity, passed in a cause IN said Court here
in John j. Creswcll Robert Purvis and
Robert II T. Leopold, Commissioners OF The
Freedmans Savings and Trust Company aud
Others are compliments, and Frederick p.
stanton and Others are defendants, the sub
scribers, us Trustees, will offer At public sale
TO the highes, bidder, in iron, ct lhe siio,r OF
George W. Pyer, NJ Wheaton, ia said Nuut-
gomery county, and near the premises to he
sold, on
SATURDAY, 10th Of February, 1881,
at the honr Of , o'clock, p NJ,
all the Real Estate in said proceedings mem
TONED and described and directed to be sold
by said Decree,
This property consists OF Farm contain
ing
200 ACRES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS,
situated in Montgomery county on the Brooke
willie and Washington Turnpike, about eight
miles from Washington city, one mile from
Forest Glen Depot on the Metropolitan Branch
Railroad ana adjoining the lands of VIM
A. Bachelor, James A , Wiudham, Thomas
w. Riley and others.
About twenty-five acres of the farm ia in
Chestnut, Oak and Hickory Timber, aud The
remainder is arabic land of excellent quality
and in the highest state of cultivation 1t ia
well watered aud under iirst-ra,e fencing.
The improvements consist Of large Two
Story
Frame DWELLING HOUSE,
containing eleven rooms, Barn with Stablng
attached, Corn Crib Meat-House fine Stone
Dairy and all other necessary oulhuildings.
There are also three good
Tenant Houses.
These improvements are all In good repair
There Is large young Apple Orchard, infull
bearing, Grapery of about one acre in ex-
tent OF choice vines in .ull bearing and a large
number of well-selec;ed Pear and Cherry trees.
of choice varieties also in full bearing
The farm Is within II short distance of
Churches OF three or four different denomina-
tons, Is convenient 10 Schools Stores, ETC.,
and in view OF its proximity 10 Washington
city, railroad and turnpike communications,
and The advantages above enumerated is one
OF the most desirable pieces OF property now
in the market.
TERMS or SALE as prescribed by the
Decree; Cash on the day Of sale
Convcyancing nj the cost of The purchaser
lIATTERSLY W. TALBOT,
JAMES b. HENDERSON,
dec TITS Trustees,
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Frame DWELLING HOUSE

containing eleven rooms, Barn with Stabling
attached, Corn-Crib Meat-House, fine Stone
Dairy and all other necessary oulbuldings
There are also three good
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THIRD LOT.

This third lot of land lays along the
Georgetown road between the lands of
Ellis and Sperow, containing about Is
ACRES; it is good limestone land, and
on it some good standing timber; it also
we'll enclosed
TERMS OF SALE.-The sum of Fifty
Dollars to be paid down on day of sale by
the purchaser of each lot of land, this
amount TO be deducted out of first pay
ment, which payment shall be one half of
the whole amount of each lot of land, to
be paid on the first day of April, 1881,
and the remainder on the first day of
April, 1882, with interest from first day
of April, 1881 The deferred payments
to be secured by bond with approved
personal security. Deed or deeds will be
made on the last payment.
Possession given on the first day of
April, 1881. The lands will be surveyed
and sold by the acre. For further infor.
nation apply TO
THOMAS HARLEY,
janis Trustee.
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THE sPRAGUE DIVORCE SUIT
A Providence r. / dispatch oays
ex Gov, Sprague asserts that he
has been approached by one of
Mrs. Sp1ague's coua~4 who offer
ed 10 Withdraw the allegations of
adultery if he wou'i consent no;
10 opp $50 the divorce on the
ground of non-support He says
tnat he refused to comprise, and
told the gentleman that inasmuch
rs Mra. Sprsgue's attorneys has
seen fit to cslumniate him by
publishing the divorce petition,
with all its disgusting allegat ons,
he should consider it his duty to
meet them in open court, and OBJ
tain, what he was sure he could
set, complete vindicaiion.
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s.she Got the Drop ON Him. .

George Hires, So years old,
residing near Giayser. StanisIaus
county on the 10th inst. put a
revolver in his pocket and remark
ed 10 ms partnei: II KIN going 10
have that girl or | will Kill her. !"
He then proceeded to the residence
Of Lizzie Kuene, girl of Is, liv-
ing with her widowed mother,
and renewed former proposal of
marriage to the ycund lady. He
met with firm though kind refus-
ai. The infatuated man drew the
pistol. Miss Kuene anticipated
him hy selling a shotgun, con-
yeniently at hand, lodging lis
contents 10 his head and kGiing
him.
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Nm MenOrianl.

JOHN FRANKLIN beloved son of
Ohio III. and Mary E. Cushwa, died
Jan. 9th, 1881, aged 3 years month
and q days.
In the morning Of life, at the breaking
of day,
AS the bud was just bursting, de ath
snatched it away,
Ere the sun had arisen, or spring could
unfold,
Its beautiful petals of purple and gold.
How fondly afectionate parents had
On the opening life Of their beautiful
child;
But now ali is darkness, their hopes are
laid low,
For dear little Frankly sleeps under the
snow.
Yes, memory opens the fountain of
tears.
AS they think of their darling so ten
der in years,
That his dear little foot steps no longer
shall fall,
And awake the sweet echoes in parlor
and hall.
And often at night when slumber comes
DER,
Affection Fancy will gently restore
The form, and the voice, and the face
Of the boy
Accustomed of yore to bring pleasure
and joy.
All, this is a token our Gear Father
gave,
That oar friends are still living beyond
the cold grave
And We know that dear Frankly we
again shall behold.
BY that beautiful river Of which we are
told.
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TO TIE CREDITORS OF JOHN L.
4 RUSSLER, dec In pursuance of
a decree of the Circuit Court of the County
of Berkeley, made in cause therein
pending, to subject the real estate of the
said John l.. Russler, to the payment of
his debts, you are required TO present your
claims against the said John L. Russler
for adjudication, to w. Colsto1, Com
missioner, at his Office in the said county,
on or before the 5th day Of February,
1881.
Witness, S. H. Martin, Clerk of said
Court, this 9Th day of January, 1884,
jan8-5t. S. H. MARTIN, Clerk.
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TITO THE CREDITORS OF DAVID
l. THOMPSON, dec In pursuance of
decree of the Circuit Court of the County
ofBerkeley, madein cause therein pend.
ing, to subject the real estate of the said
David Thompson to the payment of his
debts, you are required o present your
claims against the said David Thompson
for adjudication to John I. Picking, Com
missioner, at his Office in the said county,
on or before the 9Th day Of February,
1881.
Witness, S. H. Martin, Clerk of said
Court, this h day of January, 1881.
ian8-5t S. H. MARTIN, Clerk.
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TWo-Story Brick House

on the premises, well arranged, and
would make comfortable home for any
person desirous of making such an invest
ment. On the property are also necessary
outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE, third cash on
day of sale, balance in equal instalme nts
at nine and eighteen months, with interest
from day of sale. Deferred payments to be
secured by notes aud lien on the property.
j. NELSON WISNER,
janl5 Trustee.
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On Tuesday, February 8, 1881,
3-Story Brick Building,

WITH LARGE DWELLING HOUSE
AND STORE-RO0M,
and 10 the same building is the Office of
the B. and o. Express, and attached to
same is butcher shop of Mr.. Geo. D..
Lambert. The Lot is large and has on it
all necessary outbuildings. 1t is in fact
one of the most desirable locations in
Martinsburg.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ore third cash on
day of sale, one third in nine and one.
third in twelve months. The deferred
payments to bear interest and to be secured
by lien on the premises.
j. NELSON WISNER,
w. H. H. FLICK,
janis Special Commissioners.
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CTATEOF WEST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, on the
Sd day of January, 1881:
Emma Barr, R. P. Barr, Mary May and
Samuel May,
VS..
7, T. Chapman, G. T. Chapman, Cathare
inc Chapman, Ann Myers and James
Myers.
The object of this suit is to set aside a
deed made by Joseph Chapman on the I'd
day of September, 1876, to T. T. Chapman
of certain lot of ground located in the
village of Darkesville, in Berkeley county,
West Virginia, on the corner of Winches.
ter and Green streets, and admitted to
record in said County Court Clerks Office
of Berkeley county on April s, 1880, and
the interest of the heirs of Joseph Chapman
be as though said deed had not been made
and recorded.
And it appearing on affidavit 6led in
this suit, that the said defendant, G. T.
Chapman, is not resident of this State he
is hereby required to appear at the said
Clerks office on the It'll day of February,
1881, 1.-THE same being the next rule day.
and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in this matter.
S. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
FAULKNER & ISGLEs, Atty for Pl'ffs.
(January 8, l6sl-5t.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CoMMIssIoNEs's OEF1cE.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE, I
MARrINsBURG, w. VA, Jan. 5, 1881. !
To James Thompson. Administrator of
David Thompson, decd,
Mary E. Thompson, VIM. A. Thompson
and Matilda Thompson, his wife; Chas
j. Gordon and Sarah G. Gordon. his
wife; Emma L. Thompson, Ida ].
Thompson, Robert F. Thompson, E
Chase, John A. Bowers, H A Frazer
and Jennie @. Frazer, his wife; Lucretia
Flick, Tne Peoples National Bank of
Martinsburg, Ludwig Hess, E Boyd
Faulkner, trustee; The National Bank
of Martinsburg, J. S. Haldeman, John
Fitz, David Lemaster, Moses Tabler,
Elizabeth Smith, James Thompson in
his own right as a creditor; s. A.
Strausner, Joseph F., Peter Freshour,
r. V. White, III il, 3ush, Collins l..
Nicely, j. W. Ruit>"s j. Gasman, f.
NJ. Davis, A, j. Thomas, u. P. Lemas-
ter, Stephen joy g. R. Kyner, VIM.
Couchman ard George w. Nipe, de-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the fourth day of February, 1881, to
audit and state the debts against the estate
of David Thompson, decd, and also to
state and settle the administration account
of James Thompson, Administrator of
David Thompson, decd, required to be
taken by the decree of Berkeley Circuit
Court, rendered on the 22d day of
December, 1880, in a suit in chancery
depending in said court, in which you are
parties plaintiffs and defendants, at which
time and place you are required to attend
Given under my hand as Commissioner
in Chancery of the said Court the day
and year first aforesaid.
J T. PICKING,
ian8-5t. Commissioned.
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DiE {: ..

8s- Halt rates-hee cents per ltnefor Obituary No
tres beyond the usual announcement
At Brucetown Va, on the evening
of Dec. Goth, 1880, of pneumonia,
MATTE j. F., wife of Rev. r. 5. ID.
Heironimus, and youngest sister of
q. and d. Darby, of this city.
On the 18th inst, about two miles
East of Darkesville, Berkeley Coun-
ty, w. Va, MRS. SARAH j. MoH-
LER, wife of Samuel Mohler, aged
AZ years Z months and IS days, was
found, dead, in the well near their
home.
She had been in delicate health for
year or two, by which her nervous
system was very much impaired. A
Coroner'5 jury was summonsed,
which, in view of the fact that for
some time previous she had NANTES
ted symptoms of mental derange-
ment, and that the opening in the
well was too small to suppose that
she fell into it by accident, rendered
verdict that she threw herself in
the well while laboring under mental
alteration. She was highly esteemed
and loved by all her friends and re-
garded by her neighbors as one of
the best and most pious women. She
was for about 10 years a consistent
member of the Lutheran Church of
Martinsburg. A paper written by
her and dated 10 years ago, shows
her deep religious nature, and that
she possessed mind of more than
ordinary activity. The paper is the
solemn and earnest conservation of
herself to the service aud honor of
her Savior. In view Of all the cir
cumstances and of her earnest piety,
the writer of this notice, who attended
her funeral at the house in the pres
ence of very large concourse of
sympathizing friends and neighbors,
is of the deliberate judgment that
the deceased is not held responsible
before God for therash act, and that
her soul has left 1.-THE earthly taber-
nacle for the house not made with
hands, eternal in the Heavens, and
has entered into "the rest which re-
maineth to the people of God" She
leaves husband and six children to
mourn her irreparable loss which
may the wisdom and love of God
sanctify for the eternal good.
NJ + O.
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SECOND TRACT.

This lot of land lays southwest of McCoy's
road, adjoining the lands of Robbins,
containing about 2 ACRES, on it COM
Portable DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen,
Smoke-house, large stable; well of water
convenient to dwelling house, and choice
bearing fruit trees; it is we'll enclosed.