Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-11-18
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A reorganization of the Lyceum will
take place this evening.
Judge Richie is now in attendance at the
Court of Appeals, at Annapolis.
The colored school teachers of this coun-
ty will be paid off on the 26th inst
A new timetable on the b. g. o. railroad
will go into effect on Sunday next.
The pound party at St. Mary's Institute,
on last Friday evening, was an enjoyable
affair
The Rockville darkies held jollifcation
on Tuesday last. About one hundred torches
were in line
The star of Jerusalem can now be seen
early in the morning in the eastern portion
of the heavens.
The Teachers Association of Montgom-
cry county will meet on the 25th Instant
An interesting session is expected.
The Baltimore American announces that
Capt John Mcdonald will resign his posi-
ton in the army and take his seat in the
legislature.
The protracted meeting now in progress
at the Christian church is attracting consid-
cradle interest, and Elders Schell and Fow-
Ter are doing effective work
r. H. Pumphrey and Mamie G. Riggs,
John r. Russell and Elizabeth hurry, all OF
this county, obtained marriage licenses in
Washington during this week
Munshower was hung in Frederick city
Nd, on Friday last for the murder of his
cousin three years ago. He died denying
the guilt OF the crime of which he was
charged.
Divine services will be held in the Episco-
pal church every Sunday evening at o'clock
until December 18th, when Bishop Pinkney
will visit the parish for the purpose of con
firmation.
The case of Ridgley VS.. Dorsey, on change
Of venue from Carroll county, will he f0f
the second time tried in our Court on Mon
day week. Alta formertrial at our last term
the jury failed To agree.
Samuel Spencer, second vice president, in
company with other officials OF the B. 4
o. railroad, passed over the Metropolitan
Branch yesterday on tour of inspection
As a matter of course they stopped off and
took in the sights Of Rockville.
Drovers Rest, d. c., Nov. 10, 1881.-485
Cattle, up-best, 5 to Sic; good, A to 4tc;
medium fair, 3 to 81 C; thin steers, oxen
and cows, p to &c. ASP Sheep and Lambs
Lambs, 5 to &c; Sheep, 3! to 4tc. 1f
Cows and Calves, $25 to $50.
Among the large amount Of goods sold
here this week by Mr.. David Croft, the popu
lar harness-m maker of Middletown, Frederick
county, was a superb set Of double carriage
harness to George Bradley, Esq. They are
nickel plated and fine speci men of work
cost $65
The display of the fine harness, saddles
brides, obes, blankets, etc, mace by Mr.
John II. Nichols at the present term Of
Court is certainly creditable, and to judge
from the amount of sales made, the people
appreciate it, Those of our readers in need
of anything in his line will do well to cal
and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Southern wheat-tultz, $1.35 % $1.42
Long Berry, SLAB % S1.52. Corn white
66 "a 20; yellow, 66 90 20 cents. Oats
SO 90 81 cents. Rye, 800 90 $ly05. Hay
baled---Cecil county Timothy % % S25
Pennsylvania 10 "a $2l Western 20 "a So
for large and q 0o $22.50 Tor small bales
mixed Is % $40, and Clover Is "a SIS PEI
ton Straw-Wheat "a $11, Dat II q
Sl2, and Rye 16 "a $lS per ton for long and
Sl4 for short.
Complaint is made every winter that too
many y, ny ladies visit Washington, be
cadse o he scarcity Of society men TO en-
terrain them. The coming season, however
promises much for the bellies, as there are SC
many widowers in high places. There il
the President, the acting Vice President, the
new Secretary of the Treasury, the new
prospective Speaker of the House (Kasson)
and if Mr. Howe becomes attorney genera
he will add to the list An important add
ton to this list is the new English minister
Mr. Sackvile West