Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-04-14
gufal aud gersuual.
Town and Country.

IOWn ana COuntry.
County Grange, No. Z, meets at Onley on
the 9th instant.
Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds at Owens
Drug Store.
Rev. P. P Flournoy has procured patent
for fountain pen.
The wife of Mr.. Geo. E. Brooke died on
Saturday last in the esth year of her age.
J. Lee D. Claggett, of this county, has been
appointed to cadetship in the Military
Academy at West Point.
Several new advertisements were received
too late for insertion in our paper this week,
but will appear in our next.
Sheriff Clements carried to the House of
Correction on Monday last four prisoners
convicted at the last term of Court.
Rev. P. P. Flournoy has received call to
the Presbyterian church at Sykesville, Bal
timore county-the late Rev. Chas. Beach's
In Washington on Friday last a marriage
license was issued to G. w. Anderson, of
Prince Georges county, and JEANNE Stew
art, Of this county.
The material for safety gates is now lying
at the depot in this town. The gates will
he erected at once where the track crosses
the Baltimore road.
Mr.. Lem. p Burriss, living on the Great
Falls road, about five miles from this place,
will have public sale of his house and lot
and personal property on the goth instant.
For particulars see hand-bils.
Mr.. George r. Beall has been appointed
Postmaster at Glen postoffice, near Potomac,
and Mr.. G. w. Burriss, mail carrier between
Rockville and Potomac, has been directed
to take this point within his route.
Mr.. Urner presented in the House on We'd
nesday the petition of Julia Barnett, asking
that the government pay her 80 $50 for pro-
perty belonging to her taken by Union SOL
diers at Seneca, Md, during the war
Droyers' Rest, d. c., April IL, 1870
Cattle, up-best, 7 to Tic; good, ct to 64c 4;
medium fair, ST to 6 C; thin steers, oxen
and cows, 81 to 4tc. $50 Sheep and Lambs
Lambs, 8 to 10 :; Wool Sheep, 6 to Tic;
Clipped Sheep, 6 to &c. 10 Cows and
Calves, $25 to $50.
A beautiful head of hair is appreciated by
everybody, and how to secure it, interests
everybody. The hair and scalp must be
kept free from scurf and dandruff, and not
be allowed to get dry and harsh. The roots
must be stimulated to healthy action. Flexi-
bility and handsome gloss are essential.
All these requisites are easily secured by
the use of Ayers Hair Vigor
Mr.. H. A. Sommers, formerly editor of
the Hart county, KY, Democrat, and Mr.. w.
w. Anderson, both natives of this place,
have purchased the Neos, of Elizabeth, KY,
Mr.. Fayette Sommers succeeds his brother
in the management of the former journal.
We welcome these highly esteemed young
gentlemen in the fraternity and wish them
success in their enterprise.
Francis Miller, Esq, delivered very in
teresting lecture at the Court House, on Mon
day night last on the subject of Astronomy.
Mr.. Miller is apleasant and forcible speak
or, and the manner in which the subject was
handled made it evident that he had given it
close study. This lecture was the last of
the season under the auspices Of the Lyce
un, and the next series will probably COM
Ynanca CARLY in Octohar
AS w, w. Welsh and wife were driving
upon the Frederick road Sunday evening
last they were met by an express train on
the BIZ o. Railroad a short distance away
from this town, which the horse took fright
at and would have succeeded in getting
away after breaking the shafts off the vehi-
Gle had it not been for the courage Of Mr.
Welsh to hold to the horse in his frantic ex-
citement and the assistance he received from
another party
Sometime since Mr.. Edward Belt, resid-
ing near this place, purch ased fine COW
and turned her with his herd OF cattle. She
afterward proved to be diseased and inocu-
lated the herd. The disease is swelling
of the throat, which prevents feeding, and
laxity of the intestines. Five of the herd
have died. Mr.. Belt has informed the Gov
ernor OF the disease, who has the lawful
power to advise any disposition to be made
of diseased cattle and the owners reimbursed
to the value of their stock.