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50 GALLON, 75c Qt bottle No. rye whisky.
Best for the money. j. F. MCGEE, 404 9th ST. NV.
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IMroKrED on on drAught, GO 9Th street.
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WONDERS 1or ladies and children, ]. Jay Gould.
HowsoN's ice cream. s125 gal Quart tins, 35c.
LADIES dress steels, - Bridge street, George
town.
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A Thousand Hcalthful Elements
are blended in Tarrants Settler Aperient contain
ing as 1t does all the virtues OF the celebrated
Settler Spring, whose name it bears. Sold by all
druggists eos
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J. H. KuEHLING, best copper LIGHTNING rod
SMOKE Ned Morcoe's Jewel cigar, Sc.

A FORLORS OBJECT.-A man sitting on the edge
OF chair, with his hose about half on, In the vain
endeav0r 10 draw firm uneiaStic fabric over an
fnStep "a mile too Big Gentlemen who purchase
Allen SOlly C Co.'S fine goods never have any such
trouble. This firm has secured a worldwide repu-
tatiOI for the manufacture of handsome hand
lcoIn-wOven elastic goods. trial of their hose
and knit underwear will convince the purchaser at
once OF their superiority. Taylor & Hufty have
the finest line OF these goods ever imported.
NICKEL stem winding watches. $50 Iadsou.
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A Valuable Addition.
Because IL Is beneficial to the scalp and adds to
personal beauty by restoring color and lustre to
gray or FADED hair, Is why Parker's Hair Balsam
Is such O popular dressing.
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CITY ITEMS.

CII1 LIENS.
Hats for the Heated Term.
Broad brim lOw-crowned MacItnaws;
Same shaped in White Canton and Imperial;
Young Gents nobby Mackinaws 81. tl.tO, sl.75;
Very nice White and Mixed CantOnS 5Oc., 75c, 81;
Fifty dozen Boys and Children's Hats Just re-
ceived in plain and mixed straws, at so cts pos
at &C., g. at $40 Eth s b nae[ and
SITS. NV. Established 1863
n B.-Price plainly marked In each hat 2
Nccessaries for Hot Weather.
Long and short sleeve Gau5e Under-vests, 50c.;
Climax Shirts, ready for use. best made, 81;
Linen Collars, 13c. Linen Guns, CSC Fancy Socks;
silk Windsors, CSC; White Ties 2 dog. for 25c.;
SILK, Alpaca and Bingham Umbrellas;
Best stock OF Trunks in the Northern Liberties;
at Lewis Hat and Furnishing Store, go 9TH ST NV.
Hop Bitters
have more patience than job cur thousands Of
Speer's Portugal Grape Wine for Inva-
lids.
Is invaluable in all cases where gentle stImu-
lant tonic directic is applicable, such as ner-
vous weakness and general debility.
plants.
ed by the American Institute, NY, at their late
fair, for the best Wine. Sold by Druggists and
GrOcerS.
Safe and Good.
Try the Florence Oil for lamps and oil stoves.
Sold at the Office OF the Florence Machine Co., 1901
+ street northwest
The Term
Hydra may be used to represent any manifold evil
II you would battle successfully with this many
headed monster OF disease you will find 1t expedi-
ent to keep Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
always at hand.-Dr. Banning.
German Corn Remover.
only painless, harmless for hard or soft corns
Csc. All druggists
Gentlemen
whose boards are not Of pleasing shade can rem
edy the defect by the use OF Buckingham's Dye for
the WhiSkerS
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GoLp-FiLLED VEST AND FOE CHAINS, with charms
20 natch, = 70 so, az Priggs.
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German Corn Remover,
My painless, harmless cure for hard or soft corns
sc. All druggists.
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When aCatnDaig1

whose boards are not Of pleasing shade can rem
edy the defect by the use OF Buckingham'S Dye for
the WhtSkerS.
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Fire i'm n Dry Time
Is not more dangerous than ConSumpttve Cough.
Arrest it with Hales Honey of HOrehound and Tar.
Pixies ToOthache Drops cure In one minute
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SAVE YOUR CAEPETS by cleaning at Chace's. No
whipping Ia wear ~ tear Prices lower and wor,,
done Oe.ter than eny other concern
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Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup is the prcscriptio
the United States, and has been used for fort
years with neyer-failing success by millions O
mothers for their children. It relieves the chill
in the bowels and wird collie BY giving healtl
TO the child 1t rests the mother Price !. cents
bottle. m.WS
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Safe and Good.
Try the Florence Oil for lamps and Oil stoves
Sold at the Office OF the Florence Machine Co.. 1901
street northwest
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Strictly Pure Liquors, for Medicinal Use.
per quart bottle. JAMES F. MCGEE, 40a eth St n W,
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EyEsiGHr scient.fi Ally adjusted, at Hempler s.
453 Pennsylvania avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.

"ENRY COLMAN, Auctioneer.
For sale, at 2133 G street northwest on THURSDAY
THE TNENTY-SECOND OF JUNE, 1882 at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, large lot Of Lumber, Blocks. Jack
Screws, Horse and Wagon, and all the moving appa-
ratus for raising and moving houses. Also, large
Of Household Furniture, the property of Vim. Sayres
jeI7-4t GOLDMAN, Auctioueer.
IFor Other auctions See .Sirth Pa0e.l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-02-03

Dog Tax LAVA dog law for this
county was framed in this town on Monday
last. The provisions OF the law in brief are
as follows The appointment Of three com
missioners, Jno. t. DeSellum, A. NJ. Staber
and J. g. Holland, TO enforce the provisions
of the law, and at the expiration of their
term Of three years the County Commits
sioners make appointments. They meet
four times year and receive two dollars
each per meeting. Each constable Of the
county is given bailiwick aud clothed with
the duty of collecting the tax Of fl on dog
and IS on a jip, and allowed 10 per cent. OF
his collections and fifty cents for killing each
dog upon which no tax is paid; and also To
enumerate all dogs in the county and make
a return 10 the commission. For failure
70 perform his duty constable Is subject To
. line of not less than 50, nor more than $40.
A yearly change Of dog collars presented by
the county 10 the owner Of dog when the
taxes are paid will be made Ali thefts of
dogs are punishable by law in the House Of
Correction from two to twelve months. Re-
sistance TO constable is subject To fine Of
from s. TO $40. The dog tax, after all ex-
penses are paid therefrom, goes into the
county treasury.
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Contributed.

Mr.. Editor. The custom of making spe-
cial mention of the event Of marriage at
toids one who was so favored as to have
been present at the nuptiais of Mr.. Alex
Gassaway and Miss Bette Miller, the prvi-
lege of saying that the young couple, who
were general favOrtes among their friends,
and the remarkable personal loneliness OF
the bride, rendered the occasion one of more
than ordinary interest The ceremony took
place at the residence of the brides mother,
at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, the parlors being dark
ened and decorated with arches Of ever
greens were brilliantly lighted, which pro-
duced beautiful effect. The bride, attired
in u rich white silk and plush, en- traine, was
the realistic picture Of loneliness, enhanced
by the graceful folds Of light veil: her
bouquet of camelias and white roses was
presented by gentleman Of Baltimore
The groom looked unusually well in his
full dress suit, and as they knelt 10 receive
the benediction, according to the rite Of mar
riage in the Episcopal church, it was a beau
tiful tableau, long TO be remembered.
The piano was covered with costly and
useful gifts. The bride and groom had the
sincere congratulations of all present and
their warm wishes for "a pleasant journey
and safe return.
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peo,esyiI,e Hens.

fOOtesvttfc htcmb.
Mr. 9. Il. Downs had one hundred dol
lars stolen from his trunk last Friday, il
having been unlocked for a short time.
A fracas occurred between the colored
laborers at Woods lock last week, one
Bevans was assaulted by Tom Williams
and beaten. The latter was arrested, tried
and sent to the House Of Correction.
VIM. Thompson, a colored man, died near
here last week Of brain fever. lie was
buried with due honors by the Love and
Charity Society of which he was member.
Mr. G. II. Darby, late agent at Barnes
vile Station, has accepted situation as ex-
press agent from the b. IL o. II. II. at Clarks-
burg, W. Va.
The spacious and handsome psrOr OF MIR.
II. Griffith was well filed with visitors on
Friday evening 10 he entertained by the
Irving Society. The exercises were we'll
received by the company. The bride and
groom, Mr.. +. Williams and wife, were
present and they were the happy recipients
OF many well wishes from their friends.
The next meeting will be at Mr.. Walter
Williams ON the 10th Of February.
Jan. Gath, 1882. +.
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Town and Country .

Town and Country.
The Comus Club, of this town, will give
an exhibition on the Goth instant.
This week Towson shows our readers
what he can do in the way of bargains in
embroideries, &c.
Work on the extension of the locks on
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal commenced
atWilliamsport on Friday.
The Bachelor property OF 200 acres, in
Berry's district, was sold at Trustees sale
by Geo. Peter, Esq, Tuesday, to Mrs. Getty,
of New York, for $s,025.
Mrs Jane B. Peter, widow of Maj Geo.
W. Peter, died at the residence of her son,
VIM. b. Peter, in Howard county, on the
3lst ultimo, after aprotracted illness.
The bill offered in the State Senate creating
the office of County Treasurer for this coun-
" has passed. 1t will now go to the House
of Delegates for consideration.
Thursday was grounding day" and
beautiful, sunny one. If there is any truth
in the sign that if the hog sees his shadow
that day seven successive weeks of severe
weather may be expected, we may still hold
on to our winter comforts.
Jack Boswell, died at the Seven Locks on
the c. s. o. Canal very suddenly Sunday
last after eating quantity of walnuts. The
supposition is that he died from the effects
of the walnuts. He was middle aged
man, with a family and previous to his
death enjoyed good health.
1t is wonderful that a subtle miasmatic
poison should produce that peculiar condi-
ton of the system which prevails when al
ternate chills and burning heat freeze and
scorch the body at regular intervals, and it
is no less wonderful that medical skill has
been able to reach and expel this poison
from the system, as Ayers Ague Cure al
ways does.
An aged man named John Goslin, living
near the Chain bridge, was thrown out of
his wagon on Friday morning last about 9
o'clock at the corner of Bridge and Jeffer-
son, sts., ID. c., by the breaking of the shaft
He received severe, but not serious injuries
about his face He was taken to DIR. Thos
l. Chew's office, where his injuries were at
tended to.
The first of the series OF free lectures in
augurated by the Rockville Lyceum will be
given in the Court House on Monday even
ing next by Henry c. Hallowell, Esq, upon
the subject of Books and Kindred Topics"
The Lyceum could have made no better Sc
lection of speaker TO open the series, and
we bespeak an hours entertainment and
instruction of all who may attend
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-02-03

Bass Fishing Capt. Mcdonald an
ticipates offering bill in the legislature to
prevent fishing for bass in that part Of the
Potomac river in this county during the
period between April the 10Th and the lst
of September. The fishermen in the i'm.
mediate neighborhood Of this town encour-
age the passage Of such bill. AT first II
was thought TO have this law passed for one
year would be sufficient time To swell the
river with bass spawn, but since II has been
determined II passed at all 10 allow II to re-
main in force for all time, unless found in
convenient To do so.
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GaitheFsburg Items

Typhoid fever is prevailing in this place.
Miss Sallie Hall, of Germantown, ard Miss
Ella Anderson, of Hyattstown, are visiting
relatives and friends hvre.
Mr.. Charles Clinton, of Itica, Frederick
county, is visiting his daughter at this place
The belle of Sugar Loaf is visiting rela-
tives at Steptown and is quite ill.,
Mrs. r.. Phebus is quite i'll with pneumo-
mia.
Wicks d Co., of this place, have pur-
chased about $500 worth of coach material
Boys, there's the place to get your fine bug
gies.
af@tgphoid fever, in this place, on
Saturday, the 2Sth of January, 1882, Mrs.
ingle, beloved wife of Frank Ingle Her
remains were inferred in the cemetery at
Potomac Chapel.
Mr.. Chas. Darsey, of this place, left one
day last week for Laurel Factory to reside.
On his departure there was wailing and
shedding of tears among the bellies.
One night last week five of our elite
young men attended hop near Steptown.
I'm inclined to think they enjoyed them
selves sumptuously, for early next morning
on their return home they heralded them
selves by singing
In the sweet bye-and-bye,
Accompanied by little rock and rye.
have mora than ,,nno eaan Iattars within
the columns Of the papers warning girls
never TO marry man given TO worthless
ness. | think the men should take heed
whom they espouse after seeing pair Of
cloth pants patched with calico.
Carbolic acid and vaccination are pro-
crossing in this place.
wander what has become of "Shacnasty
Jim"-that Indian reporter from Laytons-
vile. I'm inclined to think that the walker
boots have pressed his corns and he's gone
back to his wigwam in the Black Hills
The wheat and hay market is brisk in
this place.
The farmers are making quite display
In hauling lime, notwithstanding the mud
has almost rendered the roads impossible.
HSquibs" desires Sallie to send him her
Quill 30 that he can transmit news from all
parts of the county. We could not expect
any more of him, owing to the shallowness
Of his head. From the general tone of his
last letter I'm inclined TO think that his
brain is somewhat involved with every old
gum shoe in LaytoLsvile. He also states
thai mud doesn't drift don't wish to in
trude upon his veracity, but | think clay
docs at least when he was blown up in The
image Of an ass. EPrcrNE.
Jan. 31st, 1882.
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DarnestOwn Items.

Mr.. NJ. w. Offutt, of Bethesda, paid us a
flying visit last Thursday.
Miss Maggie Beall is visiting Mrs. Harriet
Lyddane.
Jamestown needs a plank walk, just
about this time, at least.
Miss Fannie Campbell, who has been
quite sick, we are glad to say, is well again.
The Literary Society met Friday All the
programme was carried through, with the
exception of the paper. The editor being
sick was unable to prepare it. Mr.. Purdom,
for defamation, was excused until the next
time, and Miss Fannie Campbell, on read.
ing, was excused until the next meeting
The election Of officers resulted as follows
President, Rev. G. N. Campbell; Vice Pres
ident, DIR. II. f. Williams; Secretary, James
Byrne; Editor, Ernest II. Darby. The pro-
gramme for the next meeting is /: Reading
journal" by +. II. Darby; Defamation,
Geo. T. Terry; Reading, Miss Mary Mont
gomery; Defamation, Bruce Thomas; Es-
say, Miss Daisy Peter; Defamation, Dr. r.
L. Williams Give an account of the Revo-
luton of 1888, Miss g. Clagett Declama-
ton, James T. Purdom Essay, by Miss Ida
Clagett; Reading, Miss Fannie Campbell
After the programme had been announced
the President said that in the debate the
Professional had gained. In the debate Mr.
Campbell being absent DIR. Williams with
drew. The debate for next meeting the
question will be-" Does Columbus de-
serve more praise for discovering America
than Washington does for defending itg"
Columbus-Joseph Kelley, Miss Jennie Pc
ter, Rev C. N. Campbell: Washington
Upton C. Darby, Miss Lille Clagett, Dr.
Williams.
Mrs. ]. r. Kelley is quite sick.
Miss Katie Jones is visiting Mrs. Maggie
Varnell, Of Georgetown.
February LIST, 1882. Rox.
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Hosiery and Notion Department

30 doz Bal Hose, Silk Clicked at lie per pair.
Is better goods " 25c " "
% " ColUred Hose NJ rs els. per pair
|. 900 doz. . - 81 371, 90, 90 IL anq 70
cents per pair.
Q. doz. GeuiS coored half Hose (Euglsb) at
% cents per pair
SPECIAL drive in Kid Gloves at 81 90 per pair.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
900 New Porqsols and Sun Umbrellas from
81 Is az to 80 %
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Potomac items.

Potomac items.
The weather is exceedingly large this
winter
The schdDls are well attended.
Very little sickness considering the change
able season.
Alta called meeting held at Potamac last
Saturday to take into consideration the i'm
provement of the road from here to the Con-
duit road at Seven Locks, which is now i'm
passible, Mr.. Jno. Saunders was called to
the chair; o. s. Maus, secretary. After re-
marks by Messrs. w. G. Council, 0. s. Maus,
John Saunders, John G. Stone, Jr., DIR.
Carraher, Capt. Mcdonald and others, a
committee was appointed to see how much
stock could be subscribed to macadamize
the road and report in two weeks. The
meeting then adjourned to meet Saturday,
February the 18th, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ An
earnest invitation was extended by the meet
ing to all interested TO be present. 1t seems
as though it is under serious consideration
to form stock company and apply to the
Legislature for charter, then build the road
1t is said on good authority that at least
$4,000 worth of stock would be taken at
once, Mr.. Jno. Saunders heading the list
with $500, and it is believed that $1,000
would do the work.
A select party was given by Messrs. Rob't
Stone, Jno. Case, Lewis Mourgal, Charles
Stone, VIM Case and VIM Harding at the
Cromelin Hotel last Thursday evening,
which was well attended, and certainly the
managers deserve much credit for their eff
Gent management, and good supper, sweet
music, beautiful ladies and gallant men who
participated. Altogether it was an enjoya-
bic affair, which lasted until the wee hours
The readers here very much appreciate
your able correspondent Orions chips from
the Capitol. 1t is multum in pdroO. Hope
he will continue.
Mr.. Nathan Saunders has erected saw
mill in the Big Pines, which is great addi-
ton to that neighborhood.
Pinkeye is a source of great inconvenience
hClCi 40 many hOiSco diC eith. run HOIStS
died in one week. Aconite and Bella
donna mixed seem the best adapted medi-
cine in a dose of ten drops on the tongue of
the afflicted horse, three times day
Jan. 3lst, 1882 Potomac.
In the process Of digging grave at Po-
tomac Chapel, on last Sunday, the remnants
of coffin and several human bones were
unearthed, They were replaced, the grave
filled up and new one dug.
Mr.. VIM. Higgins cut his leg very badly
one day last week.
Wonders never cease. A teacher is now
called peculiar" whose only fault is, he
has taught his pupil to calculate correctly
To vndicate his teacher, Humphrey would
say, the popularity is on the other side of
the house.
If Humphrey is mistaken about the cause
of work stopping at the Gold Mine, the mis-
take is not his own, for he had his inlorma-
ton from one of the miners, and why should
this "Miner" know more than his brother
miner? HUMPHREY.
Feb list, 1882.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-02-03

Lecture by request of the Rector and
ladies of st. Peters Church, PooTesville, the
Rev. James b. Avirett, Of Silver Spring par
jsh, will deliver his lecture on the "Bible
asd its Poetry" in the Public Hall, Pooles-
vile, Of 1850 O'Clock, Tuesday evening, the
-7tlr1hN. Immediately thereafter the ladies
will serve most snmptuops oyster supper.
The proceeds of both will be for the benefit
u 1.-The Rectory fund.
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Heat and Light.-Every household in
Changers In Session

Changers In Session. very inter
esting meeting Of the Montgomery County
Grange was held in Rockville on the Goth
January, though the attendance was small
ON account Of the weather, The law for
the protection Of the sheep interest proposed
by the Farmers Convention at Sandy Spring
was read by Mr.. Asa Stabler, and after a
very earnest and exhaustive discussion il
was unanimously endorsed by the Grange
as the best thing of the kind that has been
tried so far.
Hobart Hutton, who has given the matter
q great deal Of attention, was appointed a
committee OF one to draft a law to be for
warded to our State Senator, providing for
the inspection OF fertilizers, and so protect
the farmers from spurious articles.
A committee OF one was appointed to
arrange series of public meetings at each
Grange in the county during the summer to
be addressed by Worthy State Lecturer
Sudler
Worthy Lecturer Farquhar read an adj
dress comparing the late Farmers Conven-
ton ami Clubs with the Grange organiza-
ton, showing that while the aim of the
former is 10 improve the farms, the Grange
has for its object the improvement Of the
farmers.
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"A CARD.

Es- The subscriber would respectfully in
hfm his customers and the public generally
that the Dry Goods and Grocery business
heretofore conducted by himself in The town
Of Rockville. Nd, will hereafter be carried ON
under The firm name OF u A. Dawson h Co.
All persons who have contracted bills with
me are respectfully requested to call ana close
up the same by note or otherwise.
II. A. DAWSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-02-03

A move has been made in the Legislature
to abolish the tax and insurance commits
sioners aud Mr.. Waters. Of this county, 10
remit the duties Of the said Offices 10 the
COMPTROLLER
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ExAMINEes' NOTICE

A No. HORSE COLLARS, cheap, dura-
N bic add bound 10 give entire sat- sfaclion,
al $. u. LYDDANE &IQS./
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TIME undersigned having purchased the
Central Hotel property at FREDERICK,
Nd with Wow Of engaging In line Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.

intends to remodel aud IT up the old building
and lot 10 such shape ~ to accommodate NY
old patrons. ! will endrdyor bg strict atien-
lion 10 the wants Of ny customers, W give
them perfeci saiis'aciion IN al particulars -
IL the N outline ans one wanting any goDds
in my linz ran Le accommodated ~ seeing
me 10 person
BENZ Y STEWART
jpn 27-3l FrederiGk. MI
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Black Goods Department

Nuns Velings, Henrietta, Monte and Chooda
Cloths, Cashmeres, Tamise, Plain and Luce
Bnuiinea Brocade and Mexican Grenadines