Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-10-27
gufal aud gersnnal.
Town and Country

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Town and Country.
Married on the 10Th instant, by the Rev.
G. T. Tyler, Mr.. j. P. Warthen and Miss
Charlotte H. Reed, both of this county.
On Wednesday evening last, at Bethesda
Church, Miss Eva Bohrer was married to
Mr.. VIM. Hodges.
Rev. j. II. DuLaney will preach in the
Methodist church here and at Unity on next
Sunday.
The publication of the list of premiums
awarded at our recent Fair curtails our
variety of'reading matter this week.
Mr.. J. w. Maddox, formerly of this town,
was married to Miss Mary Martin, in the
parlors of the Metropolitan Hotel, Cheyenne,
Wyoming Territory, on Friday last
Gov. Hamilton, Hon. VIM. Walsh and j.
H. Gordon, ESQ, have already signifled their
intention of being present at the coming
Democratic barbecue.
The County Commissioners have given
the town Commissioners authority to correct
the evils which arise from the bad sewerage
about the Jail.
Rev. M. Robel, of Tennessee, preached at
the Presbyterian church, this town, on Sun
day last. Rev. Mr. Linganfelter will &C.
cupy the pulpit on next Sunday afternoon.
All honest men irrespective of party in
this district who wish well of their govern
ment and desire to have its principles per-
petuated will without doubt vote for Judge
Blair.
The bright array of talent advertised TO
speak at our Barbecue, will no doubt cause
the attendance of large crowd. Come
and hear the issues of the campaign dis
cussed by men who understand them.
Mr.. Charles B. Jones had ON exhibition
at our Fair last week magnificent display
of machinery for the Buffalo Pitts Agricul-
tural Works and for John Fitz, of Martins
burg, w. Va. The "Traction Engine" dis
played was marvellous construction of
machinery. II was show in ITSELF
Among the different displays of goods
made at the Fair none surpassed that OF Mr..
VIM. Hahn, the popular dealer in boots and
shoes, Washington, d. G. Those desiring
bargains in this line of goods should call at
his establishment when visiting the District
Drinks Cooke and Edward Warren, both
colored, of this town, on Sunday morning
last quarreled and the former struck blow
and in return received pistol ball from the
latter. The ball struck Cooke in the fore
head and glanced off, doing no serious dam
age.
The attention of those desiring to pur-
chase good pump, or have any work done
ia that line, is called to the new advertise
ment of Mr.. VIM. Oldiield in another col
umn. Mr.. Oldfield has done a great deal of
work in our county during the past fifteen
years and we have yet 10 hear of II job that
failed to give entire satisfaction.
The mail route between Rockville and
Brookevillc, this county, has been curtailed,
running now from Rockville to Oney. The
Postmaster General has been petitioned by
the people throughout the route to continue
the old one and obviate the Inconvenience
the curlailmcnt has imposed upon them.
Much serious sickness and suffering might
I've prevented by promptly correcting those
slight arrangements that, otherwise, often
develop into settled disease When cold
or other cause checks the operation of the
secretive organs, their natural healthy nc
ton should be restored, and inilammatory
material removed from the system. Ayers
Pills accomplish this quickly, safely and
surely.
The particular attention of farmers and
others using lime is called to the card of Mr..
VIM. Smith in to-day's issue. During the
past season Mr.. s. has greatly enlarged his
operations and is now able to furnish Gus
toners with superior quality of lime, in
any quantity desired, and at the very lowest
market rates. He is gentleman of un-
doubted business integrity, and we take
great pleasure in recommending him to our
readers.
The grounds of the Rockville Cemetery
Association have been surveyed by Mr.. W.
w. Anderson into lots. A new entrance
lower down,upon the Baltimore road has
been surveyed to take the place of the old
entrance. A small dwelling is TO be erected
within the limits of the cemetery and occu.
pied by the keeper Of the grounds. This
work will be begun shortly.
A correspondent at Mt. Ephraim, in this
county, informs us that Mr.. c. E. Beall met
with quite serious accident at Whites
quarry, in that neighborhood, on Monday
night last He, in company with Messrs. ]
w. Price and ]. M. Andrews, was engaged
in hunting coons, and accidentally fell down
rocky precipice to the distance of sixty
feet. When found by his companions he
was supposed TO be dead, but after being re
moved TO the store OF J. w. Beall and at.
tended by DIR. HELEN he revived and is now
slowly recovering.
Boyd's station Items.