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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-04-28

have opened a new Meat Market, on York street
where shall keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
fresh meats BY fair dealing and just well ht hope
to receive share of your patronage
jun2g-f2m JOHN PITT.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-04-28
The Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and
Western Railway
II. G. Il. REED, General Superintendent
Tigerton
AID WhUSAJ
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS:
Milwaukee-With all Railroad and Steamboa
Lines.
Weeden's With Omnibus Line for Sheboygan
Falls {Smiles.l
Sheboygan-With Chicago & Northwestern Ry.
I've Rivers-With Stages for kewaunee and Alma
pee.
Forest Junction--With Wisconsin Central r. L.
Appleton Juncton-With Chicago and North
western Railway.
Oshkosh-With Chicago & Northwestern Ry, and
c., Nj. 81 ST. 2. Ry
New London-With Green Bay and Minnesota By.
Clinionville--Wlth Stages for Shawauo, Is miles.
Wausau-With G. NJ. It St. p. Ry.
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children.
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standing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
served Them Right

Served Them Right.-The County
Commissioners in refusing TO entertain the
monstrous and outrageous bill recently sub
mitted to them by the School Board, more
than allowing the amount Of $50 for the
rent of room, have acted wisely and well
and at the same time given significant re-
buke to the overweening arrogance and i'm
pudence of set of officials who are evidently
too impotent to discharge the duties of the
office, the tenure OF which is of very doubt
full validity. We are glad that the County
Commissioners had the nerve 10 rebuke
these gentlemen, and they have done so in
such manner rs entities them TO the fur
ther confidence and admiration Of the peo-
pie of the county and have sufficiently shown
that they are the right men in the right
place.
If these gentlemen are satisfied that this
money is due them, and the validity of their
title impregnable, let them hasten to Court
and institute suit, or ask for mandamus,
as their learned attorneys may advise This
will be another way in which their title can
be quoted, and the public mind relieved
from the meo-dramatic appeals Of "injtned
innocence" For Gods sake, gentlemen, take
some such steps and save the people from
any further effusions of A. b. d.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
The Lyceum,s public Meeting,-ou

Friday night last, as per announcement, the
Rockville Lyceum gave its second monthly
entertainment The crowd of spectators at
the previous meeting had been uncomforta-
bly, large, but that of last Friday evening
amounted toa perfect jam, the Courtroom
being inadequate to hold all the anxious Wis
itors, many had to return home, Seats
were at premium and standing room at par.
Visitors were there from all sections of the
county, and although the members of the
Society did their best to render them COM
Portable, yet they failed to do so and many
brave, enduring ladies had to stand during
the whole of the evenings exercises.
Promptly at the hour of seven o'clock,
President Warmers gavel caused stop to
the buzz of conversation and in few we'll
timed remarks opened the meeting by re-
questing order to be preserved as well as on
the former occasion.
The first of the regular program was a
musical selection entitled "March de la Nor
ma" by Messrs Ansley, Rabbit and Pref
lyman, violins, and A. II. Fletcher, guitar.
The Lyceum Chronicle was read by its editor
Mr.. A. H. Fletcher, many Of the happy hits
and caustic remarks therein causing rounds
of applause. "The Old Year and New" was
well read by Mr.. Edward Peter. Miss Ed
monson was applauded when her name
was called, and read "Lay Flowers on My
Brothers Grave" Vocal duet-"The Lar
board Watch"-Misses Maddox and Messrs.
Prettyman and Almoney. Reading by Miss
Agnes Matlack, "Alone." Original essay by
Richard R.sBeall, entitled "Spirituaism.
Solo duet, by Mr.. A. H. Fletcher, instru-
mental, harmonican, with guitar accompa-
niment. Mr.. Forest Prettyman, in recita-
ton, gave the experience Of Darius Green"
with his flying machine. "Pyramus and
Thisbe" was read by Miss Agnes Campbell
A medley by the orchestra on vioins, guitar
and Telephone, followed by Mr.. A. H.
Fletcher with Sockery setting the blue
Hen," and "Meriky's Conversion" "Uncle
Dan and the Steamboat" was read by Presi-
dent Warner, from Mark Twain's Gilded
Age Miss Mollie Maddox read "The Mys.
tic, by Father Ryan. Mr.. j. A. Sommer.
vile, in defamation, rendered "The De.
struction of Herculaneum, and the program
concluded with "My Own Native ISLE" by
the Glee Club.
The next public meeting will be held or
Friday evening, February 25th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
jan l3--yn
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Potomac Items.


Messrs. Fawcett and Council are out
again.
Rabbits are iniuring young fruit trees by
eating the bark off them,
The paymaster ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio
canal failed the boys-did not pay off last
week.
It's showing again in all its glory. Get
up your sleighng carnival TO Washington.
Let's show that Old Montgomery county is
alive.
The buckwheat cake eaters challenge
has been accepted by four ladies OF this vi
cinity who say they will wager V each,
and the winnings to goas stock in the Town
Hall of Rockville
About thirty ladies and gentlemen visited
the Lyceum entertainment last Friday even
ing from here and were highly entertained
Ifthe weather and roads are good at the
next public meeting, the ends of the Court
House will have to be taken out to make
iOoii w tho NuNiiShSV. iNpShNLlC IN icSui
rected-don'tlet it bury itself again. Build
the Hail. the Mayor of this town will open
book for subscriptions to it.
We have noticed several new District ad
vertisement in your last weeks issue. 1t
seems that those advertising in the SENTI.
MEL solicit the patronage of its readers
Al q. d.
its people industrious, thrifty and honest
while those refusing to advertise prefer us tc
trade elsewhere and have little knowledge
of us or appreciate the rich harvest they
might reap in this county. Let usgo where
we are invited and we are surely welcomed
Capt J. p Hocheder, of the Montgomery
Gold Mines, left here on Wednesday Capt
Hooheder is an expert in mineralogy, and
has been rendered position elsewhere with
greatly increased compensation. We are
sorry to part with him and his excellent
family, and wish him success. At the mine
drifting and sinking shafts, are still in oper
alton, and the new machinery is being pu
in position Two thousand cords of wooC
have been cut this winter and much is being
hauled to the mines. Superintendent Har
rison says the works will soon be started W
with increased vigor.
Potomac, Feb I'd. NJ.
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01 THE db1
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O1 THE db1
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lis original and selected Stories are fall Of
interest and constitute choice family reading
lts lyrical pieces are also OF high order OF
merit. Besides these merits 1t Is a compendi-
um Of the news OF the week, and contains a
full market and financial reports.
Agricultural matters are not neglected, and
the farmer will End In the columns devoted to
this subject many valuable hints and suRges-
tons.
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Increased premium COPIES to gsttsrs up OF
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jan Al Baltimore
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
Love pantomime.-"rhe Language

Love Pantonime.-" Language of
Gloves. The following is said to be the
language of gloves; Eyes is said by letting
one glove fall the gloves are rolled in the
right hand to say"No." fyou would have
it understood that you have become indiffcr-
ent, partly unglove your left hand To in
dictate that you desire to be followed, strike
your left shoulder with the gloves. 81
do not love you any MORE" is pronounced
by the striking of the gloves several times
against the chin. For 81 hate you" turn
the gloves inside out. 81 should wish to be
beside you" is said by smoothing the gloves
gently. To ask If you are loved the left
hand is gloved, leaving the thumb uncov-
cred. If you wish to make the charming
confession, 81 love you" both gloves are let
fall at once. Togive warning, "Be attent-
WE'VE are observed" the gloves are turned
round the fingers. If you would show that
you are displeased, strike the back of the
hand against your gloves; furious" you
take the m away
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
A Locust prediction.-A Washington


dispatch credits Prof Riley, the entomolo,
gist, with saying that the seventeen-year 10.
Gusts will abound next June in Marquette
and Green Lake counties, Wisconsin, in the
neighborhood Of Wheeling, West Virginia,
and probably in Maryland, Virginia and the
District of Columbia. They may also APP
pear, he says, in the west part Of North Car.
olina,in Northeastern Ohio, Lancaster coun.
ty, Pennsylvania, and West Chester, New
York. There are two broods of these peri.
odical locusts, one appearing once in seven.
teen years, and the other once in thirteen
Both broods will appear this year, but not
in the same localities The Professor says
that the thirteen year brood will probably
be seen in Southern Illinois, in all of Mis-
souri, except the northwest corner, in Louis
lana. Arkansas, Indian Territory, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia,
North Carolina and South Carolins. The
two kinds Of locusts differ very little Ia APP.
pearance
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04

knights Paint.-The Sun Iron Build
ing, in Baltimore, has been adorned with q
new coat Of Knights beautiful Enamel Paint,
and looked appropriate in is holiday attire
during the sesqui-centennia week. Its cheap
ness, beauty and durability are three points
that give II preference over all others. BY
practical painters it is said TO be the best in
use, aud we are inclined 10 agree with them,
for that placed upon our Office Is as bright
and compact as when first put on during the
past summer. Those who are in need Of
paint we invite 10 examine the difference in
beauty and durability between the Enamel
Paint and lead and oil upon our dwelling
house and Office The lead and oil upon the
house-though put there at The same time
the Enamel was put on the office-is dingy
spotted and bistercd See advertisement In
our paper.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04

Public sale.--Pariculsr attention is
directed 10 the advertisement in another col
umn Of Mr. L. s. Davis, who on Wednesday
next, at his farm two miles westof this town,
will offer ut public sale an immense lot Of
personal property. There is something Of.
fered In the list that almost every man wants,
II not one thing II Is another. Agricultural
implements, horses, cows, steers, calves, hogs,
growing wheat, household and kitchen fur.
niture must go Is the sale Is peremtory. See
advertisement
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
Household Furniture,

Consisting Of Bedsteads, Bureaus, Sofa,
2 WashslaBds,, | Lounge, ! Wardrobe, lot Of
Carpet Marble Top Fable, small Table. !
large Extension Dining Table, lot Of Pictures,
lot OF Cups and Saucers, lot Of Knives, | Safe,
Kitchen Table, large Cooking Stove, near
ly new; large Iron Pot, Preserving Kettle,
! Washiub and Bench, Chairs, Patent Cbufn,
Clo,hes-liorse, Porch Benches Pair Of nd.
irons, Coffee Urn and Mill, lot Of lamps, and
many other articles.
TERMS or SALE All sums under ten
dollars. cash on aIl sums of leo dollars and
over credit VI uine months will be given,
the purchaser gi'ing note with approved &C.
curily, bearing interest from The day Of sale.
No property 10 be removed until the terms VI
sale are complied with
jan Its l.. s. DAVIS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04

Rem ember the Poor.--It might be
well enough to call TO the recollection of
the charitably disposed citizens of our coun-
ty the fact that in every community there
are more or less class termed deserving
poor" who should be substantially remem:
. bered by those who have been blest with an
abundance Of cash and whose granaries
groan beneath the weight Of a bounteous
harvest. The long continued winter, al
most unprecedented in this section, has de-
prived many industrious people from plying
their daily avocations, their winters stores
have vanished and with depleted purses
they now watch the slow but sure approach
of hunger and starvation 10 their door.
While al home snugly ensconsed in easy
chairs with wealth and happiness all around
US we should not forget the fact that tonight
many weary mother Is watching over her
hungry, suffering children and with blind
ing bitter tears, divides the last hard crust
among them. Let us remember the needy
Tor we are told that they who give 10 the
poor lendeih 10 the Lord.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04

Fire.-About I O'Clock Tuesday morn.
ing serious fire occurred on the farm Of
Mr.. w. w. Raplcy, in Berry's district The
tenement house, carriage house and work
shop were destroyed, causing loss Of 81
900. II was only by the utmost exertions
that the flames were prevented from reach.
she residence
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
sa ddles and Harness =

Saddles and Harness Mr. $. S. Con.
nell, a resident of this county and we'll
known to large proportion of our citizens,
has established himself permanently in this
town and engaged in the manufacture of
saddles, harness and everything pertaining
to frst-class establishment of that kind.
Mr.. G. is thorough workman and uses moth
ing but the best of leather and other mate
rial in the manufacture of the articles he
offers for sale. This being the case il will
not be necessary for our citizens to send
their money from home for articles they can
purchase at their own doors
Keep your money at home is good and
safe motto. Here you get an article guaran-
teed as good, il not, it will be made so, but
going away from home the chances are that
you will get an inferior article and pay
more for it, An incident recurs to mind at
this time Of citizen who bought a set of
harness in Washington for the sum Of $25.
A neighbor had a set made in the county
and after six months wear the former Of
fered the latter $40 and his harness in ex-
change for that Of the latter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
Pound Frozen to Death.-On

Pound Frozen to Dea th.-On We'd
lying on his face just inside of the front yard
gate at the residence of Mr.. s. Clarke Veirs,
on the old Georgetown Road. Sheriff Kelch-
ner was apprised Of the death and at once
summoned jury from this place and with
Justice Morgan and DR.. Sommers repaired to
the premises. No one present knew any
thing Of the deceased he being an entire
stranger, and the jury was not long detained
before unanimously agreeing that the
deceased froze 10 death His remains were
brought here by undertaken VIM. X. Pun
phrey for burial. 1t is supposed he was
tramping over the road and saw the light
in the wondow Of the residence of Mr.. veirs
and he attempted an approach thereto TO
seek shelter from the severity Of the cold,
stormy night and, perhaps. 10 beg morsel To
eat and when he entered the yard fell dead,
every circumstance revealing his death 10
have occurred without d struggle. His
height was five feet six or seven inches, be.
tween fifty-nve and sixty years of age, wore
chin whiskeTs and long, brown hair, u
comfortable winter suit, brown overcoat with
velvet collar and black, stiff hat with n
Washington Star Of September last under
the sweat-cloth 10 adjust the hat 10 the head.
Nothing was borne on his person to indicate
his name, his nativity nor his place Of abode.
Since the above was in type parties from
Hunting Hill surmise the remains 70 be that
of Mr. William Penn, n blacksmith en-
ployed In that neighborhood some time ago
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04

Grange Meeting.-The annual meet
ing Of Montgomery County Grange, No. 7,
was held at Brighton on Thursday, January
27th, q very large attendance of members
being present. Officers were elected for the
ensuing term Of two years Master, Isaac
Young; Overseer, b. +. White; Lecturer,
VIM. H. Farquhar; Steward, George Rice /;
Assistant Steward, John w. Hamer; Chap.
lain, jackson Day; Treasurer, John r. De-
Sellem; Secretary, L. M. Lansdale Gate.
Keeper, Robert Briggs; Ceres, Mrs Jos. T.
Moore; Pomona, Mrs. John Mcdonald !;
Flora, Mrs. w. L. Day; l.. A. s., Miss Lou
Tschiffey.
Measures for protecting our sheep inter-
ests were discussed and a committee ap-
pointed to consider the matter and bring
definite plan before the next meeting.
Mr.. VIM. H. Farquhar stated that the
Commissioner of Agriculture had offered to
have analysis made, free of cost, Of any sam
Piles Of lime rock that might be sent 10 him.
w. Master Young was requested to pre-
pare paper on better system of common
schools, for consideration at the next meeting.
On motion the Grunge adjourned to meet
at GAINESVILLE on Thursday, April 2s.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO Fathers, Mothers, Brotherl
ters, Uncles, Aunts and
Air Relatives.

Secure iilcnles on your live
SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA MUTUAL IN
ISOLATION, OF Hanover, York county
cheapest relief offered bv any associa
United States.
Certificates given gu all males and
that are Of zane MIND and good health
80 10 86 years Of age, Mt The foIloq
low rates: 50 for u 81, O00, certificate
for $4,000; $40 for So, 1000 $40 for 50, 90,
S25 for 50, 900 or a total Of -
SIT to secure q certificates for $4,000 the FirsN
Division.
$40 TO secure certificates for SO, 900 In ,hs
Second Division ~
$50 TO secure certificates for SO, 900 In the Third
Division;
$40 to secure cesli6sates for $4,000 in the
Fourth Division
$75 to secure certificates for Sl5, 900 In the
. Fifth Division;
+. Yearly thereafter only $iioo each one thou
sand during life, with the following assess
ments In each class and division Atthe death
Of n member, III 30 On 81 900 "a. 25 on
and $3.50 on So, 900.
A llmales or females from 6es 10 5B years
of age, are respectfully requested 10 secure
Certificates Regular Stock insurance Compa-
MES DO NOT iSsUaE own 86 YEARS Therefore
as this e your only chance for relief, we
earnestly advise all TO accept this great offer
ut once rs
1T Is DANGEROUS TO DELAY.
Remember, you have NO RISK In becoming
member Of this Association, as Its officers
have each given bonds 10 the amount OF
$4,000 for the faithful performance Of their
duties
We insert the following letter from prom
inent and reliable citizen of York, Pa, but
formerly resident OF this county. In speak
ing Of the aooye Association he says
YoRK, Pa, May 8, 1880.
Gro. W. WELSH, ESQ, Hanover, Penn'a.
Deor Sir lit will afford me great pleasure
70 recommend nj any time, The SOUTHERN
PENNSYLVANIA RELIEL ASSOCIATION, OF Han
over, York county, Pa, Of which you are
one Of the Directors and also the General
Agent.
From my knowledge Of yourself and others
Of the Board Of Directors, | feel assured that
tho business will be conducted upon = Just
and honorable basis
Wishing TO the Association land yourself,
every possible success, ] am
Yours irniy, II II. CAHTnR
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04


HAY PRESS, Tin perfect order,)
TO make bales Of $50 to 200 lbs.
TOR sale t........................ .$66
3-sECTION IRON ROLLER, com.
plete, or....."................Sl2.50
l THREE-HORSE WAGONS
l 2-HORsE SPRING Do. 800
CORN AND COB MILL.........S25
' Do DO. for Steam Power. $3.50
1 RAILWAY HORSEPOWER. .$l5
1 OLD THREsHER.. ..$5
9 Good Second Hand REAPERS u
MOWERS from. ,,.,,.,...,$l5 to $40
Some ofihsm slmos, as good as new.
KNIVES for all kinds Of REAPERS,
partly worn. a. so cents each.
LOT OF WAGON DOUBLETREEs,
at 80 cents.
1 DOUBLE CORN-sHELLER. 81. so
SlNGLE Do.....""..........",,S8.00
Several Old CUTTING-BOXEs FROM
S3.0O to $1,000.
Some Good Bargains In this
Lot Of Goods.
1EAna1xao Them.
+. l.. M 90 r 4,
Sat Bridge Street,
dec 7+-f Georgetown, D. O.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

Such as ! foar-horse Wagon, with Bod,
Horse Cart, new Spring Wagon, | Su.key
Rake, 2 two-horse Barshear plows, ! two
horse Hinge Harrow, 4 Double-Shovel Flows,
| Corn Coyerer, three-borse Page Plow, 2
sets Of Brtching, nearly new Q sets OF Lead
Harness, sci Of Cart Harness, 4 sets Of Piog
Gears, pair Of Breast Chains, 2 seis of But
Chains, 2 Riding Brides, lot OF Collars, 2
pair OF Stretchers lol Of Double and Single
Trees, lot Of Forks, Hoes Shoyels, Corn Cut
ters, Cow Chains, Picks and Digging Iron,
CarpeGter's Bench and lol Of Tools, St. Clair
Cutting Box, nearly new; ! WheelbarrOw, |
Grindsions. nearly new, 2 Axes, lot u Butch
er's Tools, LOT Of Grain Sacks, lot Of Climb
ing Ladders, Cider Barrels Nc.
30 A ores OF Growing Wheat,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04

Band Meeting Owing 10 the inclem-
ency Of the weather on former occasions APP
pointed for a meeting Of those who favor the
organization Of brass band such meetings
have been postponed. Tuesday evening next
Is the time now fixed and the parlos Of the
Montgomery Houso tbs place designated for
tho next meeting. Il is hoped that all favor
able " such move will be present.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-02-04
COUTH BEND CHILLED PLows

Ahead Of all Others GUARANTEED
70 do more work with the same draft than
ANY pillow made. Try one, and If IL does
not render perfect satisfaction. the none,
will he refunded. II A. DAWSON,
Jy3s.tio Ag't for Montgomery Co.
DEER JON want IRE bofs fat nm nhy for
sundays ride
Get sun English Condition Powders al. b.
u Bonies an they will DO II they are ony Ton
ccnis pacaRe
dec lift LIZA