Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-08-25
gufal and gersuual.
Town and Country.

Town and Country.
Mr. +, Mann, of Washington, has CON
triDuted W to the butter premium.
The corn crop looks fine in all parts of
the county. A big yield is anticipated.
Tuesday and Wednesday next NAV be
spent very pleasantly at Carroll Chapel.
Farmers desiring to purchase superior
seed wheat should read the advertisement
of A. 7. Snouffer.
AT least twelve thousand people were in
attendance at Washington Grove Camp on
Sunday. The exercises closed on Thurs.
day.
The Twenty Second Annual Exhibition
OF the Frederick county Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will be held on the 10th, 18th, 10Th and
18th of October next
Parents and guardians who desire superior
educational advantages for children should
not overlook the card of Mrs. Bowie's school
in our columns this week.
Mr.. Fowler, the popular proprietor of the
Rockville market store, will please accept
our thanks for delicious melon, large nun.
bers of which he has for sale at low prices.
The September sitting of the Registers
will commence on the 9th and continue for
ten days. All not yet registered should take
this opportunity to have their names placed
on the lists.
Tho Stata rao k,oo I
its annual session at Cumberland commence
ing on Tuesday next and continuing three
days. Several will be in attendance from
this county.
A Grand Tournament and Ball will be
given at Capron Springs, Va, on the Goth
inst The managers will accept our thanks
for an invitation. Among the managers we
notice the names of Messrs. N. ID. Offutt
and VIM. Bull, OF this county.
During August marriage licenses have
been issued to James II. Creamer and Sarah
J. Bowman; John Quackenbush and Mary
Francis Levins; George Campbell and Eliza
Marlowe; Philip Wade and Lydia A. Dor
sey Howard M. Selby and Martha E. Reed
On Wednesday last we had the pleasure
of a visit from Mr. Geo Birely, of the firm
of Geo. X. Birely q Sons, Frederick, Md
Mr. b. is pleasant and agreeable gentle
man, and represents to US that the business
of the firm is rapidly increasing in our coun-
ty. Their card will be found on our first
page.
On Wednesday evening last pleasant
party assembled at the residence OF Mrs. NJ
A. Hall, of this town, to witness the per
formance of tablaux by the children of the
place. In addition TO the amusement dane
ing was INDUCED in and a bountiful repast
was spread before those present, The act
ing of the different characters chosen was
hard to be excelled.
The contract for furnishing coal and wood
for the use of the Courthouse and Jail for
the next year was awarded on Tuesday last
Messrs. Welsh & Warfeld, of this place,
received the contract for furnishing coal at
$6.97 per ton The lowest bidder for fur
nishng wood was Mr. Samuel f. Veirs,
who agreed To furnish oak wood at $500,
and pine at $500 per cord.
Wherever coughs colds and consump-
ton exist, Ayers Cherry Pectoral ought to
be known and used There never existed
sentiment so universal among all classes in
favor of any other medicine, as is enter
tanned the world over in regard 10 Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. The humblcst patient in
the pioneers cabin, and the proudcst dame
in the metropolis, alike use it, appreciate it,
and speak its praises