Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-04-29

tisement of Summer Silks and Spring Dress
Goods.
We hasten to correct an error in the adj
vertisement of Mr.. A. Straus, one of the
leading clothing houses of the District His
number is $50 Penn. Avenue instead of $50,
as enormously stated
George A. Ryneal, Jr., appears with an
advertisement which will be interesting to
the lovers of the decorative art.
We take pleasure in calling attention to
the advertisement of e. Z. Jackson & Co.
This lumber yard is one of the largest and
most extensive in the District In connec-
ton with the lumber yard Mr.. Jackson has
an immense planning mill which is now in
full operation.
Attention is called to the notice of S. II.
White, Treasurer of the School Board.
Those holding certificates of Indebtedness is
sued by the School Board since March 18th,
1880, will find something to interest them
in its perusal.
z. II. Heiskel, Jr., q Co., successors to
Mr.. Kingsolving, have column advertise
ment which cannot fail to be of great in
terest to the agricultural community of the
county. Mr.. H. has within his department
every requisite that farmers may desire and
OF the latest and most substantial improve
ment, and hopes by liberal inducement to
obtain fair patronage from our citizens.
No luic f,r, IN. ,r;, Mr
H. a call when in ipe District.
Messrs Benton 4 McManus call attention
to their Com Mission House in South Char,es
street, Baltimore, for the SAFE Of tobacco,
grain and country produce. Mr.. Benton
formerly resided in this county and his
strict integrity and close attention Ia bust
ness maimenlel the confidence Of al with
whom he had business relations.
Tosportsmen and lovers Of piscatorial and
base bail anusements Mr.. J. w. OMeara
comes iarwori with a very inviting card in
which he enumerates some of the striking
specialties in his line of trade. Mr. OMeara
also has fine assortment of hardware, cut
lery and famed razor, to all of which
he invites the attention of purchasers.
Mr. A. G. Stevens, corner of 10th and ID
Streets is not behind the season and steps
gracefully to the front with an invitation to
the lovers of sport and pleasure to examine
his carefully selected stock of fishing tackle,
guns, glass balls and other attractions in his
line.
The popular and energetic clothier, Mr.
Geo. G. Henning, of Washington, 50 long
and favorably known to the citizens of this
county, appears in this issue with an illus
trated plate of fashions. Those of our readers
who are in search of stylish and substantial
suits should not fail to call and examine Mr.
HIS department.
Mr.. Jas. s. Topham, one of the pioneers
in his branch of business in Washington,
offers very rare inducements to such of our
people who may desire to purchase any
goods in the Harness and Saddlery line
His factory and warerooms are perhaps the
most extensive in the District, and all are
under his supervision. We advise our
readers to examine closely his advertisement
which appears in this issue.
Mr.. VIM. r. Riley, who is no stranger to
the people of Montgomery, in very spirited
card, invites their attention to his large and
well selected stock of dry goods to be found
in his handsome and commodious store
room on the southeast corner of oh and L
streets N. w. Mr.. Riley is gentleman of
judgment and extensive experience, which
enables him to offer. the best style of goods
in the market Do not fail to call and ex-
anime Mr. Rilcy's stock.
1t is hardly necessary for us to call the at
tention Of our readers to the mammoth adj
vertisement of Woodward & Lothrop, which
covers the whole of our second page. En-
ergy and pluck will tell, and the spirited
and genial proprictors of the "Boston Dry
Good House" approaching the very great
advantages of the SENTINEL. as a remunera-
tive advertising medium, and anxious to OBJ
tain fiattering share of the trade in their
line in Montgomery, have come to the front
with one of the largest and most attractive
advertisements that has ever appeared in our
paper. We invite from our readers care
full inspection of the various departments of
this immense advertisement A complete
list of their line Of goods with prices is given.
Do not fail to read carefully.
School Boa rd On last Tuesday the
| School Commissioners were in session. The
following are the proceedings
| J. Heath Dodge was appointed trustee Of
School No. 10, vice Spencer Watkins, re-
| signed.
Mrs L. A. Veirs' resignation of School No.
| 1, Election District 2, was received and ac-
cepted
John Small's resignation, received and ac-
cepted of School No. II, Election District A.
Several petitions for school houses from
| Derwood and GlenWood laid over till next
meeting.
| Ordered, That the annual examination
be held the End and 3rd of August next
and none thereafter for the year.
On motion, The treasurer redeem all GER
tificates of Indebtedness issued by this Board
since March 18th, 1880, on May 9Th, and no
| interest after that be allowed,
Teachers reports examined, passed and
ordered paid, and that the secretary require
the settlement Of old book accounts.
On motion, The following order was
passed.
Ordered, That by law, it is made the duty
If a, the School Commissioner, a. the first
District Trustees for School Districts Of the
county From information before the Board,
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