Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-12-01
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Rev. Mr.. Hatcher has resigned as pastor
OF the Baptist church, this place.
Thirteen new members have recently
Joined Hermon Presbyterian church, this
county.
The Maryland State Grange will hold Its
annual session in Baltimore, commencing
on the 18th instant.
Miss Mary B. Holt died at her residence,
near this town, on Monday last, in the sand
year of her age.
Twenty Alderny cows and heifers will be
sold at Soldiers Home, D. G., at public sale
on the 18th instant
The work of improving the cemetery
near this place is progressing finely under
the superintendent of Mr.. w. w. Ander.
son.
Col. Jas. B. Gather, of this county, dur
ing the past season raised a crop of corn
averaging III barrels to the acre upon lot
containing seven acres.
Sheriff Clements started on Wednesday
last with two prisoners for the Penitentiary,
three for the House of Correction and one
for the House of Refuge. These prisoners
were convicted at the last November Term
of Court
Rev. Father Chapelle, formerly pastor of
st. Mary's church, this town, is mentioned
as the probable successor of Bishop Kahn,
of Wheeling, w. Va, who has been named
as coadjutor of Bishop Alemany, of Cali
fornia.
Those of our readers desiring job print
ing done should give us call, as we are at
all times prepared to do any work in this
line from double-sheet poster to visiting
card, and at prices which cannot fail to give
satisfaction.
Those of our readers desiring to purchase
household furniture Of superior quality, at
their own figures, should attend the sale of
Mr.. George w. Shaw, at Triadelphia, on
Saturday, the 9th instant. For particulars
see hand-bills.
Mrs. Barbara King, near Colesville, will
offer at public sale on Tuesday, the 10th in
slant, two good work horses, three mich
cows, q lot of hogs, and a general assortment
of farming implements. Full list of arti-
Giles and terms given in hand-bills.
Among the many desirable results of pure
blood are, an elastic step, buoyant spirits,
and clear compilations The possessor of
healthy blood hoe h;o 70 rlt;ao nj command
and enjoys a clear and quick perception
which is impossible when the blood is heavy
and sluggish with impurities. Ayers Sar-
saparila is the best blood purifier and vital
izer known.
The opposition to "wheels of fortune" and
other games of chance, at our Fairs, by the
religious portion of the community is natu-
raj and to be expected, but the hypocritical
winnings of those who frequent places of
gaming almost nightly can be accounted
for upon no other theory than that their OPP
position to the wheels arises from the fact
that no "chips" can be borrowed there.
A distiller of Allegheny county, Pa, has
invented a new process of distilling whisky,
which he claims will revolutionize the trade.
He converts his liquor into solid substance |
which, on being dissolved in water, is pro-
nounced by judges to be equal to the best
rye whisky. The new material can be car
ried in the pocket, like tobacco, and in q
few minutes can be transformed into the |
ardent liquid. vas
At the meeting OF the Board Of Commits. |
sioners on Tuesday, Jos. Thompson, s. N.
s. Williams ard Hamilton Crawford were
appointed Examiners in the road petitioned
for by E. L. 'rschiffelly and Others Messrs.
o. H. P. Clark, A. j. Moran and r. T. |
Mitchell were appointed Examiners OH the
bridge petitioned for by A. G. Flack and
others. The Board meets on the 10Th inst
The Boston Shoe House, 491 Pennsylya-
mia Avenue, Washington, d. c., appears in
this issue with an advertisement that will |
be exceedingly interesting to purchasers of
boots and shoes. Mr.. Richold contemplates
removing to 924 Seventh street at an early
day, and is determined to sell off his present
stock at a sacrifice. He declares that he |
will refuse no offer.
Mr.. r. G. Lewis, formerly of this county, |
920 Seventh street, between l and K, the
fashionable emporium of Washington city
for gentlemen's and boys hats and furnish.
ing goods, invites the attention of his old
customers and the public to his advertise
ment. If our readers desire anything in his
line they should visit and examine his large
and well-selected stock of goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
The popularity of our paper as an adver-
tisiug medium is fully attested by the rush
made upon its columns by the merchants of |
Washington During the past three weeks
we have inserted about seven columns of |
new ads. and this week we have another in
stallment. We take pleasure in calling at
tcntion to these houses, knowing them to be
frst-class, and conducted by men who know
the advantage of advertising in paper of
the largest circulation among the purchas-
ing classes of our county.