Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-05-19
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Town and Country,


Town and Country.
The main upper room OF the Town Hal
is to be frescoed
Two additional local laws of interest will
be found in our columns to-day.
Mr.. Newton Trundle, near this town, had
fine mare TO die last week.
This evening the young ladies of St.
Mary's. Institute will enjoy May party.
1t is rumored that the decision of the
Court will be against granting a new tria
to Guiteau.
A visit to Gaithersburg is contemplated
by the Thalia Club, of this place, at an
early date.
Fleming Telly, colered, was committed to
JAIL this week, for stealing fertilizers, &c.
from Col. Boyd.
Mr.. Richard b. Bean and Miss Mary G.
Robertson, Of this county, were married in
this place on the 18th instant
Miss Ella johnson, of Georgetown, has
been visiting at the residence of Mr.. w. A.
Davis, of this place, for the past week.
The farm of Mr.. II. w. Burche, near Sligo
containing 1904 acres, has been sold to Mr.
G. S. Noyes, of Washington, for $4,000.
Mr.. Thos. Mclaughlin left here on Mon
day night for Springfield, Ohio, where he
expects to permanently locate. He has the
best wishes of his many friends here for
success among strangers.
The executive committee Of the Wash
ington Grove Camp Meeting Association
on Monday last decided to begin the an
nual camp meeting on the 10th of August
and continue until the gath.
Those of our farmers having wool to dis
pose of can obtain the highest market price
for tue same by calling on b. L. Baker,
corner Ninth and M streets. s. E., Wash
ington, d. G.. See card in another column.
1t is now rumored that the Great Falls
Manufacturing Company will soon have in
operation machinery for generating cleo
tricity at that point Since the advent Oh
local option 'lightning" has been scarce in
that locality.
We haye been requested to announce thai
Rev. G. II. Tyler, pastor of the M. +. Church
South at this place, who has been attending
the General Conference in Nashville, Tenn.
will return this week and preach on Sunday
next at Goshen and Brookeville. Commune
ion after the sermon at each place.
The poor sneak thief specimen of humani'
ty who would try TO find vent to his en-
vous spite by mutiating letter and sending
it to the supposed author would be deferred
from no mean, low crime save by fear Of
chastsement Such u vile character should
be more careful in future in Disgusting his
handwriting.
1t is an indisputable fact that Halls Hail
Remover renews, cleanses, brightens, in
vigorates and restores faded or gray hair to
its youthful color and lustre, cheaply, quick
ly and surely. People with gray hair prefer
to buy it, rather than proclaim to the world
through their bleached locks that they are
becoming aged, and passing on to decay.
The long-talked-of complimentary ban
ouet to Gov. Hamilton came off at the Car
rollton Hotel, Baltimore, on Wednesday
night last and was attended by quite num-
of his warm personal friends and admirers
Speeches of more less weight were made by
the Governor, James Hodges, Bradley T.
johnson, ]. " l.. Findlay, Judge Maulsby
and others.
About month ago Rein Offutt, a colored
man, living in this town, insured his mare in
the Mutual Live Stock Insurance Company
Emmitsburg, Frederick county, Md, Jos R
Rabbit, agent. Last week the mare died
and Offutt notified the company of her death
and received his amount of insurance on last
Monday morning, although thecompany had
reserved ninety days to pay the claim in
which is always done upon the issuance Of
all policies.
Hons Jos. II. Bradley, Montgomery Blair
OH p. Clarke, DIR. James II. Davidson and
Messrs. Spencer Watkins, Horatio Carroll
Julius NARROW and Franklin Pilling have
been chosen Vestrymen of Silver Spring
Parish for the ensuing year. Hon. M. Blaii
has been elected delegate to the Diocesan
Convention, with Hon. Jos. II. Bradley as
alternate. r. II. Ray and VIM. Clagett
Esqs., have been elected Senior and junior
Wardens, Richard r. Ray, Treasurer, and
Frank Fidler, Register.
Within the coming month, when the con
dition of the winter wheat crop will be fairl,
ascertained, there will be authoritative dat
afforded for speculation upon the trade
movements Of the summer and fall. I'm
ill that is known we may expect con
tinuation of the existing dizziness in thu
stock market. The condition of the weathe
however is favorable for large harvest
Experience of the past decade shows tina
the heaviest crops of wheat were in seasons
when the prevailing characteristics for al
most the entire summer were moderated,
low temperatures and more than usua
moisture-just such features as have re
Gently marked the weather.
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