Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-09-08
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Town and Country.

ToWn ana Country.
Commissioners meet next Tuesday.
The Rockville Lyceum will reorganize on
the last Friday evening in this month.
We learn Mr.. s. T. Mullican has disposed
of his mill property, near this place, to Mr..
George Shaw.
Mr.. Montgomery Price and Miss Sallie r.
Pyles were married at this place on We'd
nesday last by G. t. Tyler.
We have been informed that Mr.. H. F.
Veirs has declined the appointment of elec-
ticn supervisor in this district
Miss Cox, of Georgetown, was called
home suddenly Tuesday last from a visit
to Mr.. H. A. Humphreys on account of her
mothers illness.
Archbishop Gibbons, of the Catholic
Church, will visit St. Mary's Church, at
this place, on Sunday. the nth instant, Il,
administer confirmation.
The b. & o. Railroad Company = Ia,
ployes are repainting all the wood WI kat
the stations on the Metropolitan Bird
They are at present at Rockville.
One farmer remarks that the short crop
of corn last year taught the farmers that
horses can thrive upon ten ears OF corn
day about as well as upon thirty.
1t is estimated that the Cumberland coal
strike has involved a money loss to the min
ers and people of $1,150OOO 1t will be
known as the greatest strike on record.
We have been requested to announce that
there will be communion at the Presbyter-
ian Church, this place, on next Sabbath at
1890 O'Clock, A. NJ. There will also be SER
vices held on Saturday at AN.
The hundreds of patrons of Mr.. He'll
brun, Washington, ID. c., in this county will
be pleased to learn that he has made another
reduction in the price of boots and shoes
Read his ad. and give him call.
The ladies of st. Roses Catholic Church
will give tableaux and festival in Diamond
Hall, Gaithersburg, this evening. A ticket
of admission is 25 cents, the holder being
entitled to chance in the rattle OF a silver
butter dish.
paints, va,nishes, brushes, plain and col
ored glass, &c, should not fail to read the
new card Of Isaac Levy in our columns to-
day. Money can be saved by call at his
establishment
Misses Agnes and Mamie Matack, who
have been visiting friends in Ohio for the
past three months, returned TO their home
in this place on Wednesday morning Miss
Agnes will take charge of the school at
Shady Grove, near this place, on Monday.
Mr. Samuel Crown, of Washington City,
has purchased of Mr.. Herr a tract OF land
containing 400 acres, about three and a. half
miles from this town, for $4,000. This prop
erty was formerly owned by Mr. o. z. Mum
caster and on which he established large
saw mill.
The congregations OF the Presbyterian
churches at this place and Bethesda have
accepted the resignation of their pastor, the
Rev. p. p. Flournoy, who will remove TO
Carroll county. He will leave here with
the best wishes of his parishioners and the
entire community.
DIR. Waters is building a fence around the
old Bellmare farm, on the Frederick road,
preparatory to pitching crop the coming
Fall. This land has been lying in waste for
twenty or thirty years and is about the last
of the much waste land in this immediate
section to be put in cultivation.
The blood at times becomes loaded with
impurities and moves sluggishly in the
veins. This condition of the vital fluid can
not last long without serious results. An
Alternative is needed to purify the blood and
impart energy TO the system, and there is
none better than Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The Rockville Academy opened last Non
doy with an attendance of fifty pupils, the
largest number that has entered this insttu-
ton for a long period. Previously the pres
ent principal C.. ID. Luckett, Esq, had charge
and elevated the institution to popularity and
success. His present charge is now fast APP
preaching its admirable old standard. We
hope this progress may continue under the
administration of the energetic and efficient
present charge.
See Mr.. John A. Bakers advertisement
10 this issue Of the Buckeye Drill. Our
farmers should send 10 him for circulars
He also advertises a large array of Fertii-
zers, Timothy Seed, Orchard Grass, &c. Mr..
Bakers facilities in this business enable him
TO offer inducements TO his customers, and
it is house where farmers supplies OF the
most reliable character can be had. Ger
tainty of quality in buying fertilizers is a
great desideratum.
The quality Of the goods and mode of
dealing at Hahn's reliable Shoe House,
Washington, ID. c., have increased the bu-
sihess Of the establishment TO such an ex
tent that they were Obliged to enlarge their
Seventh street store to make room for their
immense stock and to accommodate the con-
slant throng Of customers Mr.. Hahn does
an immense business, and those who pa
tronize him will surely get the worth Of
their money. See new ad.