Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-06-24
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Town and Country.
Chas. W. Kelley has been appointed
p ostnaster at Queenstown.
So far this month the Clerk of the Court
has issued eighteen marriage licenses.
Jas. w. Boswell will continue to carry
the mail between this place and Dawson
vile.
The Annual Exhibition of the Rockville
Academy will take place on Friday evening
next.
ND. Poole, collector of Third District,
paid $3.50 to the School Board on Monday
last
VIM. G. Council, ex-collector, Fourth
Collection District, has settled up in full
with the School Board.
Luther NJ. Duval and Miss Ida NJ Broadly,
were married at Redland on the 18th inst,
by Elder S. r. White.
Elder Mobeey will occupy the pulpit at
the Christian Church next Lords Day,
morning and evening
S. S. Spencer has been appointed general
manager of the Trans-Ohio Division of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The splendid Assortment of goods adver-
tised by G. M. Towson, this week, should
receive the attention of the ladies.
The estate of Mr.. VIM. Holmes, native
of this county, who died last week in Balti-
more county, is valued at $125,000.
Mr. Geo Herbert has been appointed
agent and correspondent for the Washing
ton Sunday Gazette, at this place
Mr.. Basil Bean, lost a horse last week
twenty-six years old. Capt. j. Mcdonald,
ofGreat Falls District, has also lost another
valuable horse from epizootic.
The closing exercises of the Andre W
Small Academy, at Jamestown, will take
place on Thursday evening next, the Both
instant, commencing 8 o'clock.
Although large number of self-binding
season we hear much complaint of want of
hands to save the large wheat crop.
Rockland School, Mr.. II, G.. Hallowell,
principal, closed the scholastic year on We'd
nesday of last week with lawn party. This
institution is in very prosperous condition.
Services, preparatory to communion were
held in the Presbyterian church on Friday
and Saturday of last week. Communion
was administered on Sunday.
At a meeting of the Rockville Lyceum
on Friday evening last, "A resolution was
adopted to adjourn until the first Friday
evening in September next.
Knights of Pythias Of Cromelin Lodge
No. so, requests that all members BE- pres
ent Saturday night, June 25th, at O'Clock,
for the election Of officers for the term com
mencinr July LIST.
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Washington Grove Hotel and their friends
cnioyed n most delightful evenings enter
tainment, consisting of Rotations, music
and reading. A handsome lunch was served
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Mss a ghes hhipoel'' :" inia TMil, nl'
on saturday iast lnr Il FiS.t ~ pou,e's ,i'
Ielills5 Will s' D. NJ tS, ,ar,
This week 10 visit friends and relatives in
Baltimore county.
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columns p,uay' ms ilou9o "'io'Ny oiJo!
large traue WIN tue people oi our county
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Drovers' Rest, ID. c., June Il, lSSl.-l2C
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medium fair, A. to &c; thin steers, oxen
and cows, % to 4c. 400 Sheep and Lambs
Lambs, 6 to &c; Sheep, A to DC. Cows
and Calves, $50 to $40.
Cadet Rob Higgins was on a visit TO his
home and relatives at this place on Sunday
last. He returned on Monday morning TO
reioin his class OF board the school ship
The cadet midshpmen and cadet engineers
are now on their annual cruise and will be
absent until September or October.
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fairs of the company are in flourishing
condition. Ii we had a similar association
of live, enterprsing men in each district il
would add materially to the prosperity Of
the county
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sioneIS ny paying 9loo ioi 'no PiNiieSo
anu ailowlng s'iu oo:ii pm, 30 VI JTs
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AT a meeting OF MlZpah Louge, NO if4
A. f. and A. NJ, held on Tuesday evening
VIC ioiioNihS phlSSio "Oto Sas..SN ~ ~
ensuing six months: H. w. Ialbott, w. NJ.
W. b. Green, 5. w.; l. X. Maus, j.; W.; Dr
ID. +. Owens, secretary; Dr. Il. Il. stone
street, treasurer
The Comfy Commissioners adjourned or
Monday having been in session Six day,
nassinG hills nrenaratorv to the annual levy
the amount asked by the School Commits
soners to keep the schools open ten months
of the year. Nothing can be definitely sale
of the levy and tax rate as yet but the Com
missioners have been careful to make tn
taxes as low as possible.
T,o on,,o, sos.;on IF tho Mainland s,.,
roapn, ~ Iii M 10 ai1 a, Eredo
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