Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-05-26
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Town and Country.

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Town and Country.
Whitsuntide holiday next Sunday.
The nonjury term Of Court commence.
on the first Monday in June.
One thousand dollars will buy nice farm
Of 100 acres well improved. See ad.
Taxpayers should remember that Mon
day, June 5th, is corporation election day.
A public entertainment by the Rockville
Lyceum will be given at the Court House
this evening. v
Our enterprising merchants, Messrs Welsh
& Warfeld, this week advertise several ar
ticles of importance to our farmers.
A meeting of the Officers of Registration
tor this county will be held at the Court
House on Monday next.
The time of Mary c. Ray, of this county
in the Maryland Institute for the instruc-
ton of the blind has been extended for
three years.
We learn that the recent purchasers OF
the Seneca Quarries, in this county, intend
to put on a force of workmen at an early day
to get out stone.
Persons who have been appointed as trus-
tees of the public schools should organize
and report before June list, or their places
will be filled by others.
VIM. H. Vanderbilt, recently paid $40, 600
for blue-white diamond weighing fifteen
carats. 1t is pronounced the finest stone OF
its size ever brought to America
The colored man Telly, an account oil
whose committal to Jail on the charge OF
stealing fertilizers from Col. Boyd we gave
last week, was released on bail on Monday
last.
Mr.. Hugh Reading is now associated with
Mr.. Saunders in the sale of Agricultural I'm
plements, &C., near the Depot in this place
The name of the new firm is Reading &
Saunders.
On Saturday last little son of Mr. VIM
Shredder, living near this place, met with a
painful accident by falling from the front
door of his fathers residence. His right leg
was broken above the knee
Those DESTROYS OF purchasing a reliable
watch at reasonable price are referred To
the new advertisement of II. Harris & Co.
in this issue. They have fine stock and
the store is well worth u visit.
And now for about the twentieth time in as
many years it is announced that Mr.. Ed
ward Stabler, Of Sandy Spring, is the oldest
postmaster in the United States. This item
of netos appears in the Baltimore papers
Rev. Father Chapelle, formerly of this
place, has returned from Europe and taken
charge of St. Matthew's church, Washing
ton, d. G. 1t is supposed that Rev. Father
Mackin will succeed the former as pastor Of
st. Joseph's church, Baltimore.
1t is an indisputable fact that Halls Hail
Remover renews, cleanses, brightens, in
vigorates and restores faded or gray hair &c
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.
A large number of reports from points in
Iowa give further details of the damage by
frosts on Sunday night last, and indicate
that Monday nights cold wave was equally
severe. Severe damage to the growing crop:
was done at different points in Kansas and
Nebraska. Snow fell at many points in the
West
Mr.. Frank Kilgour, near Potomac left on
Wednesday for the great wheat fields Of
Mennesota on prospecting tour. II Mr.
X. is pleased with the country it is his in
tention to locate in that State. His brother
Alexander, recently admitted to the Bar
also left for the purpose of locating in
Detroit City of the same State.
DIR. L. H. Steiner. State Senator from
Frederick county, while on visit to Rock
land School, of which II. G. Hallowell is
Principal, on Thursday evening of last week
gave the pupils of that institution some read
ings from popular authors. The occasion
was one of great pleasure both to the pupils
and their friends who were present.
In the Orphans Court of this county on
Wednesday last evidence was gwen and
arguments heard in the will case of Michael
Leather, who died at Hyattstown few
weeks ago. The point TO be decided by the
Court is whether he was citizen Of this
or Frederick county at the time OF his death
The decision of the Court will be given OF
Tuesday next.