Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-03-31
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Town and Country.

Ambition" will appear next week.
A photograph gallery has been located at
Gaithersburg by Mr.. Beall.
Collectors of taxes will be appointed next
Tuesday.
Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds at Owens
Drug Store.
Fresh herring are selling in this place at
three cents apiece.
Jos. Dyson has administered on the estate
of the late Samuel Dyson.
The Odd-Fellows of Brookevile are to
have refunded taxes enormously paid.
Mr.. Garrett, of Lovettsville, Va, has es-
tablished shoe-shop at Gaithersburg.
Capt. F. P. Meggs died at Boyd's Station
on Monday last, of heart disease, aged 81
years. s&N -@
Thomas ]. Peddicord & Co., are to open
Savings Bank in Oakland, with capital
of $4,000. tf
Mr.. Moore has requested the Governor to
return the rejected name of J. G. Haviland
for magistrate of this county.
Dealers in hay and straw have shipped
about nine hundred tons of these commodi-
ties from Gaithersburg this season.
Several notices of importance to our read
ers, from Jos. A. fancy, Clerk to the County
Commissioners, will be found in this issue.
TheLegislaturc of 1878 reduced the Sher.
IFS fee for feeding prisoners, and the present
Assembly has increased the same to 80 cents
per day.
Capt l.. M. Maus, son of l. R. Maus, Of
this town, has passed final examination in
the medical department of the U. S. Army
aod awaits promotion.
Rev. Father Birch, formerly of Barnes
vile, having been authorized to take va
cation, will for the present reside at 467 +
street, S. W., Washington, d. c.
Eighteen thousand dollars worth of coun-
ty bonds, bearing five per cent interest, paya-
Bile June and December, will be sold between
the 25th and 9th, inclusive, of April next.
The Board of Directors of the Town Hal
Company on Wednesday elected officers as
follows: N d. Ofutt, President w. V
Bouic, Jr, Treasurer; J. ]. Higgins, Score
tary
The bill to pay Samuel j. Hopkins, Of
this county, 800 expended as counsel fees
in defending his case as register Of voters, in
the United States Court, has passed the
House. MS 4 e
The attention Of persons who wish to have
sewing done is directed to the card Of Mrs
NJ. A. Hall, in our columns to-day. AL
work entrusted to her will be executed with
neatness and dispatch.
Mr.. Seaton Perry, of the late firm of Perry
Il Bro, Washington, d. c., this week lay
before our readers long list of attractive
goods suitable for Spring and Summer. |
you wish to get first.class goods at reasona
Bile figures give him call.
Good health is impossible when the bloot
is impure, or when it is thin and cold. I'm
der such conditions one disease after anothe
is developed. Boils, pimples, headaches
neuralgia, rheumatism, etc, are the resul
of impure blood, and the wisest course is Il
make the blood pure, rich and warm by tn
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The regular quarterly meeting for the cleo
ton Of officers for the Rockville Lyceun
was held on Friday evening last, at which
the following were chosen: President, T
D. Laird; Vice President, A. H. Fletcher
Secretary, Miss Agnes ]. Matlack; Treasu
rer, Frank Higgins; Executive Committee
J. W. Warner, J. j. Cooper, Mrs. A. Wood
Misses Claudia White and Lizzie Herbert.
A Solemn High Mass of Requiem for tn
late Father Boyle was celebrated at s,
Mary's church, this town, on Tuesday las
at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M. Fathe
Mentally, of Washington, Celebrant, Fathe
O'Sullivan, Deacon, Father Leonard, Sub
Deacon and Father Tarro, Master of Cere
monies. The altar was heavily draped il
mourning and handsome casket rested OF
the catalalque in front Of the sanctuary
Father MaNally, who was reared with th
deceased in Childhood, instructed in theolog
at the same time, ordained and entered upo
the priesthood together, the survivorin Hal
ford county and the deceased in Montgomer
& in 1851, and then transferred together I
Washington, where they remained for year
delivered beautiful tribute to the memor
of the deceased in the presence of larg
congregation.
A Model Grand Jury.-The Grand Jur
was discharged on Saturday last. 1t foun
only nine indictments. A majority of thes
bills were against criminals in Jail, a bastard
case from Berry's District and the remaind'
in trivial cases.
This body was an exemplary one. 1t WI
cautious with the interest of individually an
the county, and particularly careful to di
courage and snub petty jealousy so ofte
creeping into our Court and imposing
heavy burden of taxation. A member II
formed us that malicious individual pr
scented himself and when the Grand Jul
asked him if he knew of any violation
law answered 81 do; 1t was the sale
whiskey" ibid you ever buy anyS" II
jury inquired. 81 did" "On credits" "Yes
"Were you ever refused credit" again qu
Tied the foreman. "Yes, sir" he answered.
The jury at once saw the motive of u
fellows presence was malice, and refused
consider his testimony creditable by drol
ping the question Immediately.
Dead Baby "Wednesday about noon
dead colored baby was found in small o,
house in the yard Of the now unoccupi'
property in this town belonging to the hei
Of the late Mrs. Cornelia Bohrer. The di
covery was made by boy named Har
mond while looking for hens nest, al
Constable John r. Miller was at once !
formed. He Immediately summoned a ju
which was sworn by Justice Kiger. !