Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-09-26
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Town and Country.


Town and Country.
ID. H. Bouic advertises this week new
goods in his line.
4 Mr.. Madison Gingell in another column
4 ofEasS1s100(e ward for the return of watch
- his house.
drought is causing serious ap-
of water famine in different
this State.
christopher Lansdale, formerly of
pity, is now lying dangerously i'll at
kdence in Washington City.
kelsh & Warfield are selling the Finley
ieat, a new wheat which several of our
farmers are using this year for the first time.
See ad.
booksellers of Baltimore are on trial upon
1 Indictment Hon. Pinkncy Whyte, of the
defence, likened poolselling to stock gam
bling, the latter causing more misery and dis
Ahonesty.
Mrs. Jane j. Stabler, of Alexandria, Va,
widow of the late DIR. r. H. Stabler, and
daughter of the late Abjah Janney, of that
eity, died on Wednesday morning last Of
paralysis. -- t f
"n-msrrow Saturday afternoon game
,e ball will be played at the Fair
funds, here, between the Stars, of this
wn, and the st. Johns Academy nine, of
lexandria, Va,
Those who have not registered should re-
ember that Monday and Tuesday, the 9th
pd 9Th days of October, will be the last
hance, and if this opportunity is not en-
raced they cannot vote at the November
lection.
Judge Maulsby, recently, attempted to
board q moving train Of cars at his home,
and was dragged holding on to the platform
IA person standing by removed him from
Ills terrible position bodily and saved his
life in all probability.
Drovers' Rest livestock sales Tuesday,
Sept g. Two hundred cattle offered and
sold at: Best, to st cents; good, Al to
cents; medium, a to a. cents; common, 81
to 81 cents; 500 sheep and ,ambs-sheep,
10 5 cents; lambs, 81 to 6 cents; 10 cows
and calves at from $25 to $50
DR.. Wynns, of North Carolina, has been
treating the hog cholera in this community
for week or mere with very fair success
He has testimonials of the efficaciousness
of his remedy given to him by some of our
neighbors. This remedy can be procured
at the store of S. ID. Higgins & Son, in this
Atown. A
Re New York World is known as one of
best and most ably conducted Demo-
ATTIC journals in the country BY reference
b its prospectus, in another column, it will
be seen that the publishers make very liberal
offers to persons 10 procure subscribers for
their journal. Any one wishing to take a
New York paper can not do better than to
subscribe for this journal. ..,e....
Our readers will find it to their interest to
read the new advertisement of Seaton Perry,
which appears in this issue of our paper.
Mr.. Perry's stock is fresh from the Eastern
markets and embraces the most substantial
and latest styles of goods. The known char
acter of this house renders it unnecessary for
US to make more than a reference to the
new inducements offered to the public at
the old Perry Building
About 1880 o'clock Monday night last
colored man named John Washington
--- was run over by the western bound train
ON the Metropolitan Branch Railroad, near
Terra Gotta. The train passed over his left
leg, almost severing it from the body. His
lett arm was crushed and his skull trac-
tured. He was carried to Washington on
another train and taken to Providence Hos
pital, where he died Tuesday morning.
DR.. Smith Townsend, health officer Of
Washington City, was lately delegated to
make an investigation of the condition of the
water in the Potomac river, which was re-
ported to have been contaminated with hogs
that died of the cholera and thrown into the
same. He reports that there are no dead
hogs 10 the river and expresses himself
much pleased with the aid by our people
along the line given to him in his nvesti-
CATION. .E
On last Thursday evening a gentleman
arrived in Frederick in pursuit OF stolen
horse and buggy. The horse, a valuable bay,
five years old, was stolen from Jas. Ranney
living at Norbeck, Montgomery county, at
an early hour Thursday morning. The thief
took the horse from the shed, and, with har-
ness of his own, came towards this city.
About 8 O'Clock the same morning horse
and buggy answering the description Of those
stolen from Mr.. Ranney passed through
Frederick, making towards Pennsylvania
Fred Union, 25th instant.