Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-12-26
Iofal aud gersoilal.
Town and Country.

Sheriff kelchner bonded on luesuay last,
for the present year.
Mr.. T. w. Stonestrcet, near here, killed
1880 pounds.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Thomas Lyd-
dane, formerly of this county, is lying dan
gerousy i'll at his home in Georgetown,
DC.
We call special attention to the advertise
ment OF Thos. w. Bowman, Nurseryman,
Rochester N. Y, who is in want of more
statesmen.
by reference TO the timetable it will be
seen that several changes have been made
n the running of trains on the Metropoll-
tau Branch Railroad.
On tuesday last, Gov. McLane Apo inted
Mr.. Charlie + Holland, of Wicomico coun-
ty, Associate fudge of the first judicial cir
cult, vice Judge T. X. Wilson, resigned.
Mr.. James RMnie informs us that he has
not recoyeFa his horse and buggy stolen
from hin'rs ntly. In our statement to the
conlaFy la. week, we were misinformed.
Several wild turkeys have been killed by
our citizens during the past few days. On
Saturday last Mr.. w. H. Rabbit, Of this
place, killed three, and Mr.. Robert Isher-
wood killed one few days ago.
Never try to raise family without a
good newspaper, provided it contains the
advertisement of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup;
for this valuable medicine is necessary to
keep your children in good health
Mr.. J. r. Hoskinson, formerly of this
county, is now with the popular dry goods
house of Lansburgh 81 Bro, Washington
City, where he will be pleased to meet and
wait on his friends from this section.
On last Saturday John Gates, Transferring
for Mr.. James Rannie, fell from his horse,
near Sligo, and broke his leg. Hewas found
in his helpless condition and assisted home
by Mr.. VIM Weller Drs Stone and Mad
dox set the limb.
The untidy, dirty appearance OF grizzly
beard should never be allowed. Bueking
nhin lJ1c lDi tnt WslIShClS WIZ ltdhill
change their color to brown or black, at
direction, and thus keep up your reputation
for neatness and good looks
The Sunday School children of the Bap-
list Church, this place, wil be treated To
the fruits OF u fine Christmas tree on Friday
evening, January I'd. Their friends are in
vted to be present A similar affair will
take place at the NJ f. Church South, on
the evening of the Both instant.
In the case of Andrew } Tabler vs.. John |
H. Tabler, ct AL, an appeal from an order of
the Orphans Court OF this county, involv-
ing the validity of the will OF Michael |
Leather, the Court OF Appeals atflrms the |
Judgment of the lower court and remands
the cause. Judge Miller delivered the opin-
ion on Friday of last week.
Mr.. Henry T. Whalen died on Sunday
last at his residence near Cabin John Bridge
in the fifty fifth year Of his age. Deceased
was stricken with paralysis in June last,
since which time he has been confined TO
the house. He was gentleman highly es-
teemed in the community in which he lived
His funeral took place from Dunbarton
church, Georgetown, d. c., on Tuesday, the
23d instant.
Words fail to express my gratitude
says Mr.. Selby Carter, OF Nashville, Tenn,
"for the benefits derived from Ayers Sarsa
parila. Having been afflicted all my life
with scrolula, my system seemed saturated
with 1t. 1t came out in blotches, ulcers and
mattery sores, all over my body Mr.. Car
ter states that he was entirely cured by
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and since disseminating
its use, eight months ago, has had no return
of the screfulous symptoms.
1t is understood that President Baugh-
man, of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
will 60 to New York shortly, and there
meet the representatives of the leading coal
companies and some OF the coal shippers,
in order to confer with them in regard to
the question of canal freights, and endeavor
to secure fair share Of tonnage for the
canal next season. He will not only make
this, but every other effort to gain trade
for the canal, and is hopeful OF success.
During the past week new measure
of postal accommodation has been carried
through the House without objection from
any quarter. Stated briefly, it authorizes
postmasters to forward newspapers, pack
ages, and, in general, all second, third AMI
fourth class matter, on which the postage
has once been fully paid, from one post0ffice
TO another, at the request of the party I'D
dressed, without any charge for SUCH Tor
warding 10 other words, the rule which
now applies TO letters is extended TO all mail
matter Should this bill become a law it
will furnish an additional convenience 10
the people.
PIeurO- Pneumonia Saturday
DR.. A. Ward, State Veterinary Surgeon, OF
Baltimore, visited the farm of Mr.. Samuel
Hokc. Jr, about three miles north of Fred