Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-03-09
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Town and Country
Glass collins are now fashionable.

Town and Country.
Glass collins are now fashionable.
Something new in Moore's column.
Horses in the car stables in Washington
are curried by steam power Each horse
is curried in two minutes
The Rev. A. c. llaverstick will I'd. w.,
preach in ST. Peters Church, Poolesylle
on Sunday next at II o'clock, A. NJ, and in
Christ Church, GAINESVILLE, 3 p NJ.
Rev. W. p. G. Coe, who removed from
this circuit last summer on account Of sick.
ness, will ID. W preach at Gaithersburg NJ
+. Church South, next Sunday at 1890 A. M.
Rev. J. w. lIswley, formerly assistant
pastor in Rockville circuit, win ID, W
preach at Goshen NJ +. Church South,
next Sunday at 1890 A. NJ, and at Brooke.
vile al $3.50 p. NJ.
mir. J. =. Dodge, living near Wheaton, In
this county, killed, during the past winter,
four hogs which weighed respectively ISL,
1903, 1888 and 46l pounds. They were sold
in the Washington market.
Mr.. Nathaniel p. Causn died in George
town on Monday morning last of heart dis.
ease. He was we'll known and much re-
spected. His remains were brought to his
old home in this county for interment
Mr.. Rich'd H. Jones will sell at his resi-
dence, near Monocacy basin, on Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, on Monday, the 10th inst,
personal property, such as 8 horses, cows,
household furniture, farming implements
and machinery, wagons, harness, plows, &c.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com.
pany have a large force Of men at work
clearing away the accumulations of mud
from in front OF the canal wharyes, the
water having been drawn off the George
town level TO give them the opportunity Of
doing this work.
Mr.. Rudolph Watkins, in our issue TO.
day, informs the public that he has estab-
lished new store at Derwood station, on
the Metropolitan Railroad This will be a
great convenience to the people of that To-
cality, who will no doubt give to the new
store large portion of their patronage
Mics Blanche Braddock and her brother,
Cushman, of this place, assisted at musical
entertainment at Mt. Tabor Baptist Church,
at Tennallytown, on Thursday evening of
last week. AT the close of the entertain
ment the singers were presented with a
beautiful basket Of flowers by Miss Jones,
of Queenstown
Droyers' Rest livestock sales Friday,
March 9. One hundred and ten cattle of.
fered and sold at Best, 5s to Ct cents
good, 8 to 81 cents; medium, AZ TO st cents;
common, 81 TO At cents; 200 sheep and
lambs, AZ to O. cents sheep, AZ TO 81 cents;
10 cows and calves from $95 TO $50.
Those who wish TO save money in the
purchase of Boots and Shoes should read
the new advertisement of l.. Heilbrun, in
our columns to-day. AT this house can
always be found goods of the best quality
and at prices which compare well with
those Of any other establishment in the
District.
There are only four prisoners in Jail
awaiting March Court One is little girl
convicted at the last term for stealing, and
afterwards was refused admission into the
House of Correction. Another small colored
boy for stealing hen and chickrns, and a
white man and his wife charged with SELL
ing whiskey.
Our Methodist friends at Jamestown
have about completed their new church on
Pleasant Hill. II is beautifully situated
and is a monument TO the energy of this
society We learn that il is to be dedicated
on Sunday, March 25th Rev Bishop Will
son has promised to preach on the occasion.
Those who may I've able to 90 will do well
TO do so, and thus hear one Of the ablest
divine's of our country.
Messrs. Chas. and Edw Corrick, our en-
terprsing painters and paper hangers, ex-
hibited in our office a few days ago some OF
the most beautiful patterns of wall paper
we have ever seen. These gentlemen have
patterns Of all the new and fashionable lie.
signs in this article which they will he
pleased To show to any parties who may de-
sire work done in that line. A postal card
to them at Rockville will receive prompt
attention. Now is the time to beautify your
homes at a small cost.
The attention of those desiring TO pur
chase house and lot in this rapidly i'm
proving town is directed 10 the advertise
ment OF the sale OF the property Of the late
Joshua Davis, by Messrs Talbot and Bouic,
Trustees. This property is situated on Mont
gomery Avenue, but few squares from the
Depot and in a portion OF the town well
situated to business or private residence.
The house is much out of repair, but with
the expenditure Of few hundred dollars II
can be made first-class property. The lot,
which is ample for gardening purposes runs
back to a wide alley near the corner of a
street. For a residence, business place or
for renting purposes this property is not
surpassed in the place taking into consdera-
ton the amount required to be invested.
Darnestown Items.
II is the sad duty of your correspondent
10 announce the death of one OF his most
esteemed fellow. schoolmates Edward w