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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28

Bid ieine 8elinnuns unb per5cg teine
Wtiene. ST TAM, alS bas llnslud palz
iirte, aeraoe pon Qanb, moielbit e. GIN
flufe gema4t batte, unb mar i'm Begrlffe,
mad, ieiner Rammer gu seben; bierbei
mubte er ben @eidatitano paiiiren, MOS
bei er pon einen, @ranatiplitter ereilt
murbe. NuBer ben 2eiden iab man,
nadbem bic Yerwunbeten bel Seite sez
idafft tparen, nur nod bier unb oa @lieo=
raaben umberliesen; bier lab man cine
Sanb. bort elm @tif bon einem 8ein;
auf elmer anberen Stelle lasen Stude
BON 6insern cber Gleiidfeten unb 8lut=
laden herun1.
Da bic SaieBibunsen bier immer
,iemlid w:it BON Wilheln1shapen ab
ifattiinoen, 70 murben icfort bic slnfer
aelidtet uno mad @ilhelmsbapen 5urid@
sepampft. Die beiben Ner5te unb bic
9a3aretbsebalfen fcnnteu Dorlauifs nur
aues perbinbeu, um bas Blut 3u ftiueu,
bic weiteren Sperationen follten in
@ilbelmsbapen im @arniica.2a3aretb
itattiinben. geaaeem ber Nnter bod
mar, fanb cine Wuiteruns ter Mann>
Iaaft fatt, bei welder iid Tolseabes
berausfente: Gs feblten 5 Goote, %
Beiddbiste unb 0erwunbete. Ntit Soa<
oan,pf lanste bas @diff 8leid mad 6
llbr Dor ben Woolen an unb sinS gu sln<
fer. Sin 3anonenbopt, wef4es bent Nr<
tiuerie=sdiff beiseseben it, mubte nun
bic Tpbten unb Sermunbeten an VDrb
nebmen unb bali1it in ben 6afen bampfen.
I'M neun llbr liefen mir 5wiiden ben
aipOlen elm, wolelbit iid eine un5ablise
Menidenmense perlantnelt bate; baB
{id, oaS idwere @ieisniB bel nns 3uSes
trasen bate, ipuBte idon gang Wilbelms<
bapcu, renn mir ba item es Der auBeren
Gelesruppen Citation fsnaliiirt. Ser
AOmiral mar ielbit an ben Wepplen unb
bate aud, idon fur @mpfans uub Erans>
port seiOrgt; Droidten, 9otelwasen,
8runtentSrbe iomie Babren, Mqes mar
5ur Steae. Serner batte bic Watrplen=
Dipilicu un8efabr 100 Wann gu unierer
Eisppition 9eltellt. Der IranSpprt
sing nun bireft ins Qa;aretb, NO AUDI
fdca aIc YOrbereituusen setrOfien warea ;
Nerste icuie 9a,aretbsebilfen haben Bic
WOr9ens 3 l1br gu tbmn sebabt. Inter
wess itarb nod elm jawer Yerwunbeter,
aud beute 1T nod elm Gerwunreter ins
Senieit8 Aefolat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28
Doetpr gifenbartb in
allen @alen.

Ser eine 5dltiinaler min nit etnem
vpab" RrdutertiHea], Der anbsre NIT
eleetrilden @lrtelu, bic wattideinlid
bespesen 70 beiben, neil 1e ntdt bic
Spur BON glsetrt3itat sutbaltsn, Der
brittle mil bitterem @dnapps u. {. ~. aQe
Rrantbetten euriren, nit benen tas arme
Mtnideasef&lsat bebaft.t III.
@as 1T nun bas @nbe spm 0ieb2 Der
&ranfe bleibt trant unb ber Quadlalber
freidt ladelnb feline Dollars ein unb
lebt in Saus unb Braus BON Der Qstht<
sldubtsteit Der Menlden. - Soften wtr
bab Der ,@ettunssante~ bura
feline werttpullen Ratbidldse benz ct.
bdrmlthsn Sreiben bisIer Mebietnal.
Yfuf&sr balb Elm Gnbe n,a@t fur INNER!
"pbilab. Neue 3ettuns."
N. B. Der vRettunssanter"
pirs fir 25 @ts. portofrs psrianbt.
MorsGtre: Deutldss Sell. Snfttut, 412
N.4. Ctr, Ybitabelpbta, pa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28
GraHuS Neeb.

Das srSbts @6betIaaer bsr
Statt 1T basientse bss 6errn 6. Neeb.
MSbel aQer Mrt Gnb baislbR in srSbter
Wuswabl ~ ben niebrisaen prsiien au
tabsn unb In Der 2tat tann ieber 81.
fNmads bsiriebtst msrbsn. Yarlor. unb
S&lafstmmer.S fault man BET 5.rrn
6. Neeb ~ Gabritpreiien, ba er lttne MS.
BEL btrstt aus ben er0bten Gatrilsn bes
eapbss ttaitbt. 5frr Nesb bat au6sr.
eem tinsn srObsn gorratt BON 1sppi&en
uno Waitsn unb alien In bieles Sad etn.
fHlagenotn- seaaren. Wsr MGtel traenb
ptl&sr HIT gebrau&t, tout -ipobl, f& an
5errn Nseo 3u wtnotn. 0om Sen wSbn.
li&Rt1 bic gum Nasrfsinftn unb 1teu.r=
fen 1T aaes In ietnsm Store 3u fiuten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28
Bon BEN Mtr3ten auf'
aeneben.

ySa es tpatr, baB Mr. @obfte9 wsoer
rpubl unb munter 1T. uno bab ibn Elm f
etnlaGee 6silmittsl furtrte 2"
sd perithere Stnen. bab er poufan'
big furirt 1T, unb spar bur& nt&ts An
bereS ats bas 9opfen. Ditters. Dor sebr
1agen frf gabfu bic Mfrste i9n auf uni
fasten. er mife ferbsn."
sgi, bes III bod mesfwiirbis Sd mltl
gletE BIN unb mslnem armen Veor9s
5spfens8itters bolen. Sd weib, bal
3Opfen gut ~ uSalsm ppf."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28

Damen<, 3erren= unb, ainber.
Strampfe BET Sdram& Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28

Dieks Saaitut wurbe I'M Sabre 1868 fur g,.
,tebxnse> unb N,otlttdteteits 9ws6s sun ba
Staatstssielatur sefeb!iG ineorpurirt NIT eiusH
aapitaI ssn s1,ooe.soo. gu wsl&em ae feitbe,
eiasn @etrsefonb suu $4,000 binsustfiet BAT.
Sbre sroben iebun9en son etntelne y
Rum uteru Fnben naonatli& Fatt. Nitmals wirt
cine 8ietune Yerf&sbsu. Ran Isfe nn&fplssnbs
Dreisssytbetluua.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28

6isrmit teebre i'd mid. benz yuSlifum Der
9tobt uab 1meesenb an,uieistn. pas idsaubsr
meir,tut gsG6aft an Gommercsiirast elm
3wsie. @ef Daft
am Wilitdr gla,a ,tablirt babe. baS Don Setra
81. q. Spfbeins asfitrt wrb. Man fnbtt ba.
isItt cine solddnbise ausDatl Don Gifsnwaaren,
ianbwirtt1haftlitea Waihtntn unb VtrdtbiAaf.
Ten, Wassn urb alien In btts Sad sinf4lassnbea
Mrttfsln.
Qomis Sdeibassn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28

-Spredt Dor unb inlpiSirt bas Waa>
renlaser bon Yancoa & g obn,
bas pollitanbisite 9aSer in Der Stabt in
Nn5asen, 9Iten unb Serren~3 3pilettear=
tideln. Sbr ipart @elo, penn SIR quite
Waaren fauft. 1914 ,tum3W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28
.Samptpreis 100000.


1857 0trinns im 1sirass ssn $522. SOC
~ Mnfrassn fur Asenten, fpwit @aten fur
Slues tSnnen nur In bsr Dffiet In Nem- Orleans
etnaa&t tpsrbtn.
Aut anftrt s,seen auesrurbmili&en Bisbunssa
Fnbtn Ratt untsr Aufltt Yon
!, 0ea. O. o. Aeauregasa Mua Gen.
t's7'' Subal q. GarIn.
sDessn SireulaEsa ob. BsReuunpea fGrsibt H,aa ~
.@sFsgss4 W. ". Dlupbin,
Rsw Drltane Ia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28

= Golsenbe Nadri&t 1T spn 9srrm
8. Sdlesel, Dtlmineton, DEL: Sd bate
frdbsr ietr piel bur& Weasenlrdmpfs au
leiben cbne 5llfe erbalten au tSnnen.
SD eebrau@te . +. @u8nif 6 Sani9's
$ m bur9er Eropfen unb Sin
(sttbsm 8anj pun bem 2eiben tefrsit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-28
Sie Grplnfipm am 8prb beS S6mt
fd1iffe9 ..@dr4".

VsVsVSS O~ssW$N
Ginem Der Dang. 3ts." CUR Ser
ftsuns Seitellten Bripatbriefe, in wel=
dem Elm auf benz Nrtillerie~6 ~6duli idiff
rWars" ftattonirter SterboOtsmanns<
maat leinen in @utes 9erber9e ,pobnen<
ben Gltern aus eisener Nnfdauun9 bic
iansite traurise NHaire an gOrb bes
Wurs" idilbert, entnebulen mir 6olsen=
be8:
.Nadbem .Mars" yoGfdnbis aus
eerIltet mar, perlieben mir am %. b. W.
ben 6ufen unb sinsen auf bic Nbebe. I'm,
bort uniere S4ieBibunsen gu Beginner.
Nm 25. uurbe nit tem SdieBen tescn=
men, iebo9 nur nit 8artuiden cbne @e>
sfdcNe. 8eifern Surinittas besonu Dos
idurfe 5dieBen, peldes .9aadmittass
fortSeieet wurbe. 7Sdmnitlihe @eldaBe
hatten idon mebrere Sddiie seieuert uno
alles sinS in ber beiten Orbnuns Der.
Sc mar llnsefdbr 8 llbr 45 Wlinuteu,
ais an eiuem 21 @m. .z@eiAie Elm furdt=
barer 3non in ber Batterie bDrbar mtrz
be. Sd mar gu bieier 3eit NIT meiner
Snltruftionsfluiie aerabe. i'm 3w:ftenoed
sur Snffruffion; eine anbere Snltruf>
tionSflaiie BON meiner Dipiion bes
fanb fid oben in ber 8atterie On
beiastem 21 G.=@ei4it gum @dieBen.
Nls baS @eihae ben letten Sdub se.
than uno miebsr nit einer, id,arfsn quns-
Sranate selaben peroen iollte, erfolste
baS Sdredli6e.
Sd lief mad oben unb lob suerif meiter
nidts all cine bid,te Rau4m olfe, in tpel=
der li& Oann einise itobnence @tim,hen
sernebmen lieBen.. Sour einise 9efunben
banerte es, bann perScs fid Bic Yulper=
Raudwolfe uno elm fdredGder Nnblid
BOT ii4 mir bar; 5undlt iab man mtebrere
brennenbe @eftqlien unselaufeh fcrnlen.
mel4e tbeilS ant 2eibe bluteten, eini9e
bielten bic Nrme in bic SSbe, aber bic
6anbe fehlten; bei anberen feAlten bic
arme balb. Sd iab einen Sbermatro.
fen, welder, nadbem er bic Nugen pp,
Yulperbampf Sffnen fonnte. {etne linfe
Sanb permibte, ct belt ben Arm Dor iid
beiab ibn unb fiuS bann luut an ii, rufem,
rWeine linfe 9anb 1T ipes!" Dab abe,
fein redter arm Bis gum Sdulterblatl
sang feblte, fonnte ers nidt sleid mabr'
nebmen, neil &c r,ur INNER nod Hnfe fab
nnt ben 2euten taS brennenbe 3eug ~
lSiden, ipuroen bieien 9an;e @imer Wai'
ier iiber ben 8opf sescHen. Diejeniseu
Qeute, ,pelhe G9eilel BON ben 8einen Der.
loren butten, uurben fpforrt ins Saifis
la3areth setrasen, bic nur an 6dnber
unb Armen iDeritiimnelt tparsn, sinser
tbeils Ielbft bortbin.
Ser Wtann waren in fur5er 3eit Sci
den, unb 5par ;lpei Saoetten, elm Sber.
uatrcie unb elm Matrpie. Die 8abetter
.paren pcu ifanbis seritimmelt, ber Sber
natrcie mar trenioer laibirt, aber burd
ben iiarfen Sui ftbrud wabrldeinlia er
itidt; ter Watrcle lag auf Ded NIT auf
seflappter Bruit uno berpcrsetreteneu
| Ser5ef, bon ibm bSrte man nur cir
8Sdeln unb bumpfes StSbnen, bunn 3ud
te ct nod einise Wale unb blieb bewe
sun8slps. yaidt melt bon '3etteren
lag Der Siiisier-SeIner, tpeldem Ell
Ueln oberbalb se8 anies fortgeriiie
mar. 3rceceu 70 idneu mie mSslis
eine Gberpreiie onselest ,purbe, mar {
bod innerbalb 5mei Stunten I'M Senieits
I Der Wann bebielt Bis gum leeten Au0en
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.Deutf@es 4tnbermebI

"Oeut 1e u tnptr |"
(pabotrcpbins) enttalt 1ammtlibe mustel,
blut unb tno&snti!oenbe Glsmsnte. bsren
llsins 8inbsr bur @rbaltuns itrer @elunbz
belt unb 3ur Gorberuns ibres Dadstbums
10 itbr bsonrfsn. &stne D.uttsr .uslte bic.
is oOrshslths 8inosrnabrunS is ssbraudt
bat, mohts bfrfelten bei ibrsn llsinsn Qieb.
linSsn sntttbrsn. 50 sisbt iiberblss i.in
bsRsres sriabmittsl fdr mans.lnee obsr
unssniiatnss Wuttermild als n { uRS.
ots - vDentfHes &tmbrr.
msb l"bas ,u bteiem 3wsd. BON BEN
asrJtsn auf bas Warmas smpfotlsn wirb.
Snausn Apottsfen 30 babsn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
HyattstOwn Items.

Weather exceedingly disag$eeabc.
Sickness and death have been ours to
realize during three months which have
just passed we have lost four of our resi-
denters within the time above named.
The farmers are much discouraged by the
poor prospect of good wheat crop. They
are of the opinion that the crops will be in
jured by the severity of weather.
Mr.. A. }. Tabler is erecting a building at
the northern end of the village, in Frederick
county, which he intends occupying as a
restaurant after the Local Option law goes
into effect, it is situated near the two Meth
odist churches.
Miss Belle Davis, who has been living
with her aunt in Cincinnati for nearly three
years, returned to her mothers on Friday
last, accompanied by her aunt and cousin.
They expect toengage in the millinery bust
ness in this town, and we are sure they will
meet with success; both are ladies of expe-
rience and taste in this line.
Mr.. S. NJ Benton, of Baltimore, is on a
visit here. He was appointed deputy to-
bacco inspector under Green 5. Etchison in
1874 and has served ia that capacity ever
since. He vi return To Baltimore this
week DAvy.
April 9Th, 1881
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
A. II. Fletcher, Sec'y. Conn

serious Accident.-On Tuesday even
ing last, Mr.. John Bailey, son of Joseph r.
Bailey, Esq, manager Of Hodges steam saw
mill was seriously injured The day was cold
and windy and Mr.. i. was wearing long
overcoat in the mill. As he passed his coat
wrapped around a revolving rod which was
raised about eghteea inches from the floor
Before any assistance could be given him by
the several persons present he was carried
around with the rod three times, his leg
broken above the knee, and his entire body
severely acerated. DR.. Maddox, Of this
town, was called in and his patient is doing
we'll
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
Savings Institution Of SANDY spring


At the annual meeting of the Directors of
this institution, held March 10th, the I'M
dersigned were appointed committee to
give to the depositors a brief account of the
business of the past year, and to convey to
the general public some OF its aims and
methods.
1t took its rise from a desire to aid the i'm
provident in cultvating habits of thrift and
to furnish a place of safe-keeping for the
small earnings Of women and children. Its
originators never contemplated its becoming
a great monied institution, or that it should
be used for large deposits from those capa-
BILE of managing their own funds. 1t has
succeeded for the purpose for which it was
founded far beyond our most sanguine ex-
pectations
At the end of its thirteenth year the de-
posts and earnings amount to $133,69S IA,
gain for the year of $33,610. This is
owned by eight hundred depositors, being
an average of $40 to each depositor, thus
showing its wide field Of usefulness
1t is indirectly useful to still greater ex-
tent, for nearly one-half of the amount on
deposit Tor $57,595) is loaned on deeds of
trust in the county. This sum, or at least
large portion of it, is expended in making
permanent improvements, establishing new
homes, and in many ways adding TO the tax
able basis of the county. The remaining
funds are invested in stocks and bonds
deemed entirely safe, and at this time worth
some $1,000 above their cost price
The entire expense of managing the funds
and giving the necessary labor and care to
the business of the Bank, including all sala-
ries, taxes and incidental expenses, for the
year, has been 1913, or less than one-half of
one per cent. of the whole sum held by the
Bank 1t is needless to add that great econ
omy has been observed, and that the sala-
RIGS have been little more than nominal
those of the President and President
scarcely covering travelling and necessary
expenses
1t will be the aim of the Directors, in the
future as in the past, to make safety the first
consideration.
The venerable Caleb Staber was reelected
President, VIM. John Thomas, Vice -Presi-
dent, Joseph I. Moore, Treasurer, and Allan
Farquhar, Secretary.
The Directors and Finance Committee
give close attention 10 the affairs Of the
Bank, studying its interest and serving
withon. pay.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
WM. II. FABoUHAR,
HENRY G. HALLowELI..
Tribute Of Respect -

Tribute Of Respect AT a regular
meeting Of the Rockville Iyceum, Friday,
April list, 1881, the usual exercises were
omitted and the L. yceum adjourned after
passing the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, the sad intelligence has reach
ed this Lyceum of the early and untimely
death of Alice r.. Green, one of its first and
most esteemed members, therefore
BE Resotced, That this Lyeeum keeny
feels the serious loss il has sustained, and
will ever cherish her memory with most
pleasant rerolections.
Re@lced, That as she was among the first
10 join our 1Iyceum, so she is the first sum.
moned hence by that dreaded messenger,
Death.
Resotoed That in her intercourse with the
members of the Lyceum, she was always
noted for her gentle and lady-like doport-
ment.
Resotyed, That these resolutions be spread
upon the records of the. Rockville Lyceum,
and that the Secretary forward a copy there
of to the bereayed family of our beloved
and departed sister, with the expressions Of
heartfelt sympathy Of this Lyceum for them,
in their deep affection.
tSigned,) s. r. WHITE,
j. J. COOPER,
THos. DAWSON,
A. Ii. Fletcher, Sec'y. Committee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
Potomac Items.

Nennor's prediction has been verified with
a vengeance. Snow, rain, hail and album.
dance Of wind and cool breath.
Boating on the canal has commenced.
Boats loaded last lall and caught by the ice
have passed down, boats loaded this spring
with coal have commenced to pass down.
Tho grain boats OF Messrs. White IL Woot-
ton, Collier & ClaXton and Threashers Bro.
have passed down with grain
Dougherty, eldest son of Jas Gingell, ESQ.,,
had his collar-bone broken and received
other serious injuric last Friday by his team
running away and throwing him oI,l ana the
wagon loaded with stone passing over him.
Dr. Ed. Anderson was summoned and re-
duced the fracture We are glad to state
that Dougherty is in "a fair way Of recovery.
The Potomac Shooting Club will meet on
Saturday, April the 9th. Its members are
requested to be present at 2 O'clock, p NJ
DIR. J. V. Carraher has removed from the
Falls to Potomac, where his services are Of
iered to the community.
March carried off many old cows and il
seems April is vieing with March.
Trot your candidates ont Wont be 50
expensive to them this time as Local Option
prevails. NJ.
April 9th, 1881.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
POOlesviIIe Items.

yennor says spring will be well adj
vanced by the 18th inst.
Ben Plummer, familiarity known as Fax,
colored man, formerly slave of the Poole
family, died on the End.
A tramp named Robbins was arrested by
officer Miles on Saturday, as a vagrant He
told remarkable story: "He was % years
old, served in the war Of 1919, knew Wash
ington and Jackson well, was Democrat
from Maine, well acquainted with the Blaine
family, was on his way to Washington to
procure pension" However Squire Dono-
hoe sent him to the House Of Correction.
Despite the disagreeabe weather and
travelling Of the evening of the 31st ult., a
large company OF guests and members Of
the Irving Society assembled at the hospita-
BILE residence of DIR. Wootton. The pro-
gram consisted of instrumental music by
Misses l.. and b. Hall, G.. Grifiith; vocal by
Misses II. Griffith, l.. Poole, y. Settle, ID.
Colt, Messrs. Torreyson, Watts, Poole, Hos
kinson and Moulden; reading by Miss Set
tie, Mcssrs. Torreyson, Talbot and White !;
defamation by y. and s. White-the former
detained Curran's address 30 the House Of
Lords in his usual eloquent manner. II
sent a thrill Of sympathy through the COM
Pany for suffering Ireland Of the present
day. VIII meet next at the residence Of It.
u. Hall, on the 18th inst. The Glee Club
won again renewed applause.
A number Of political gentlemen met at a
neighbor's house recently, and IL is an open
question whether the Malone situation waa
discussed or n general exchange Of views as
regards candidates for the coming fall cam
paign. II Is % be hoped there will be no
chickering's and every thing will work hsr-
moniously. +.
April 9TH, 1881.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
New neutrality-suspicious. direct lhe

New Advertisements direct The
especial attention and careful perusal of our
readers to the following new advertisements
Farms ioy Sale, Warwick Miller
Notice TO Debtors, Jos. II. Rabbit
Farm for Sale, G. $. Nelson.
Rockville Life and Fire Insurance Agency.
d. H. Bouic, merchandise
Jos. A. fancy, Clerk, notice to Justices Of
The Peace and Constables.
Also Q large number Of legal notices, pub
lie sales, &c
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
Spring GOOds.-The a,

spring GOOds-Jhe attention Of our
readers is directed TO the mammoth adver-
tisement Of Mrs Gntman, one ot the lead
ing spirits in mercantile circles in Washing
ton. Her stock is always of the very latest
importations and contains all the novelties
pf.domestic manufacture. Mrs. G.. was for
many years prominent merchantof George
town, D. G., and is therefore no stranger 10
the citizens Of this eonhiy, Our lady friends
will do well to call and SEQ her when visit
ing the city.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
Proxies not Admirable Il


day last the committee appointed at the late
meeting IF the members Of fhe Agricultural
Society To ascertain the legality or ilegaity
Of proxies in the Society, made Il report to
less than quorum Of the Board of Mana
gers. Those members present, Of course,
could take no action. The President ordered
the Secretary to notify the Board that =
meeting would be held on Saturday, 9th Of
April, for the consideration of the report,
which is in substance as follows:
That proxies are not admissible; that the
Board of Management shall first recommend
whether or not the property shall be mort
gagged that II they see fit to recommend
mortgaging, "a meeting shall he called that
three-tourths Of all the members Of the So
ciety shall vote with the recommendation,
either in person or by writing, 10 have il
adopted, and that, in accordance with the
charter, .ope vote less would lose the rec
ommendatioa,
II Ia conjectured that the Board will not
recommend mortgaging the property.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
The American Papmer 4

The American Farmer tor April
abounds in matter of immediate and prac.
tical value for the farmer, trucker and gar
dener, care being taken to adapt the treat
ment Of subjects TO the season. The con-
tributors are men who are daily engaged In
the work of which they write, and are
known as successful cultivators and stock
raisefs. The proceedings of farm clubs are
a special feature, and ip this number the
Gunpowder and Deer Creek Clubs. famous
farmers associations, discuss corn culture
and improving the value Of farming lands
A great variety Of live stock topics is con-
sidered, all by able hands. Notes on poul-
try, bees, and gardening and fertilizing and
fsuii growing, including new varieties, has
marked attention paid 10 IL; also poultry,
bees, IL. and for the ladies there IL q de-,
lightfil home department with contributions
from a number OF accomplished women on
subjects Of daily interest 10 the farm house
hold. A striking portrait Of Mr.. W. ID.
BraOlenridge, with a sketch Of his career as
horticulturis, and landscape gardener en-
bellishes this number, which i otherwise
copiously illustrated with engravings. Pub
lished by Sam'l Sands q Son, Baltimore, at
at $50 n year, or 81 tn clubs Of FIVE or over.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08

Fire.-On Wednesday forenoon fire was
discovered on the roof Of the building &C.
cnpied by Cromelin Lodge X. Of r., Of
Great FALL. The fire was discovered in time
TO be extinguished and very little damage
was done. The cause Is supposed 10 be from
burning 500, emitted from the due.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
An Agent wanted.--Mr. N.

An Agent wanted.--Mr. NJ. j.. Main,
Of Westminster, Nd, inserts an advertise
ment for sewing machines IN this issue. He
is agent for the Crown Sewing Machine,
said 10 be one of the best in the market, and
he also desires on agent Cor this and Howard
counties
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08

Tax COlIectOPs.-On Tues day last the
County Commissioners re-appointed the fol-
lowing named gentlemen as collectors for
the several districts of this county: John
Allnutt, first district, receives 81 per cent
J. l.. Dowden, second district, 8 per cent
y. u. Boole, third district, 3 per cent. jim.
Bailey, fourth district, 3 per cent. j. L. Dor
sey, fifth district, per cent,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08
FOR 9ALsn.

A NEW MOUNTED FARQuBAR No. 2
IN Thresher, and New Mounted CLlmAx
Horse Power A trial Of The machine will be
given before purchasing, and guarantee for
~ months. II will be sold on terms 10 suit
purchasers. The machine can be seen ni the
residence Of the undersigned, about one foile
aud half from Silver Spring Depot. Also,
inquiry can be- made II John A Baker, Wash.
ington, d. g., or d. r. Mason, silver Spring
Depot.
mar. 2b-4l.pd JOHN II. BROWN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-08

A New Thing.-In those days Of novel
ties we call the attention Of our readers TO n
new departure In business The :. r, Tea
CO., whose advertisement In an other column,
we commend to all, sells tea and coffee and
gives each purchaser an article Of glassware
besides. You can thus replenish your din
ing table while supplying the wants of the
inner man, Give them call