Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09
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Town and Country .

I observation-disclosures
Town and Country.
Rich'd R. Beall, Esq, offers for sale very
desirable small farm. See ad.
c. M. Towson, of Washington, this week
announces full line of new goods.
On Thursday last the public schools OF
this county began their fall and winter term
On Sabbath next, Rev. Mr.. Gross, pastor
in charge, will begin protracted meeting
at Hunting Hill.
Water sells at seventy-fve cents per bar.
rel at Frostburg, and it's not of a very good
quality at that
In order to permit our employees to visit
the Fair We print our paper one day in ad-
vance this week.
Stephen A. Baiiey and Renetta Bean, of
this county, obtained license to marry, in
Washington, on Tuesday
Loose tires are plentiful and broken down
wagons are frequently seen reposing quietly
by the roadside in the country.
There were indications of ante local op-
ton days during the past week, especially
with the colored population. Cider.
The Frederick county fair. it is said, will
be postponed on account of the Baltimore
oriole which occurs on the same date.
Mr.. w. T. Delaplaine of Frederick city,
was among the number of enterprising bu-
siness men who paid visit to our Fair.
On Friday last, Rudolph Watkins. Esq,
was appointed by the Circuit Court for this
county Commissioner in Chancery to take
testimony.
The registration of voters is now in pro-
gress. Those desiring to qualify themselves
for the November election should attend to
this matter at once
The afflicted family Of DIR. Crawford, OF
Laytonsyille, has been moved to Washing
ton Grove by advice of DIR. E. E. Stonestreet
The sick are rapidly recovering.
Those Of our readers who are in want Of
anything in the china, glassware or house
furnishing line should not fail to read the
advertisement of NJ. Augenstine.
The extensive preparations now being
made for the great Fair at Hagerstown, in
October, will insure successful exhibition,
and render it an enjoyable affair. See ad.
In publishing the vote of the primary
election last week Col. Jas. b. Gathers vote
in Clarksburg was put down at q when 1t
should have been 97-making his total vote
in the county $50.
At the meeting of the County Commits
sioners on Tuesday it was decided to erect
bridge over Watts branch about one mile
west of this place. The work will be under
the supervision of Mr.. Jos. L, Bailey.
Although the Hebrews could not make
bricks for the Egyptians without straw, yet
in this country we can put up neat fire
proof chimney without bricks in few hours.
You can examine the drawing in another
column.
There is strong movement among the
friends Of Col. Alfred Spates, who returned
to this city few days since, to induce him
to allow the use of his name as q candidate
for State Senator on the Democratic ticket.
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M Vhas. H. H. Fisher appears in our ar
ticle o. last week on "Brookeville Indus
tries" instead of Mr.. Chas. H. Tucker. We
make the amende honorable for a worthy
gentleman and hope our readers will give
honor to whom honor is due.
Look over the advertisements in this issue
of the SENTINEL and if you are at the FAN
or viz Rockville at any time, patronlze the
me of our town who ask you by
IN, o call and see them. They are
gene. We and let-lve fellows and you
can always drive good bargains with the
men who advertise.
Henry G. Vennor, the great Canadian
wophet is now in Washington. His visit
there is to copyright his almanac for the
year 1882 He says that indications recent
ly observed and gathered from the telegraph
ic dispatches of the day appear to me tc
point to very wet weather generally ovei
North American continent, and perhaps
particularly in the northwest Territories on
and after the 18th of the present month"
The Tenth Annual Fair for Berkeley
county, West Virginia, will open at Mar
tinsburg on Sept. 18th and closes on the 18th
Situated in the midst of thickly popu
lated and productive county the Fairs o
this association have generally been wei
attended and the exhibition in all OF thu
departments have been unusually fine and
attractive. Those who visit this exhibition
will see much to attract and interest thei