Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-12-04
Eueal aud gersnual,
Town ana Country

Last week, Mr.. VIM. Bogley lost u valu.
able horse by death.
Hog cholera is playing havoc with hogs
in certain neighborhoods In Howard co
Rev. r. L. Brown will preach in Ascen.
sion church, Gaithersburg, on Sunday next
the 9th instant, at P. M
Maj. Thomas p. Morgan and family, o.
Washington, are now at the Corcoran and
expect to winter there
On Tuesday last Capt. James Anderson
and VIM B. Miller qualified and are now
filling their respective offices.
Mr.. VIM. f. w. Connell has been ap.
pointed Jailor under Mr.. Miller and has en-.
tered upon the duties Of the office.
Mr.. Philip d. Laird, of this town, was
married to Miss Ella G. Magruder, of
Mechanicsville, on Wednesday last
The President has appointed Robert b.
Higgins, of this town, to be second assistant
engineer in the revenue marine service.
Mr.. John L. Brunette, of Berry's district,
and Mr.. A. ID. Green, of this town, have
been appointed deputy clerks in the Clerk s
Office.
"One fire burns out anothers burning
and most pains suffer to be cured, but Sal
walton Oil is painless and certain. 1t costs
only 25 cents.
Mr.. Baker Waters, residing near Goshen,
in this county, Monday had the flesh torn
from one of the fingers of his left hand by a
vicious horse.
Preaching may be expected in Hermon
Presbyterian church on next Sunday, the
9th instant. Services to commence at II
o'clock, A. M.
Mr.. VIM. Brown, OF this county, entered
upon his ninety first year ON Thursday of
last week, and rode horse back on that day
some distance.
They are made entirely of selected stock,
which accounts for the immense popularity
of "Tansell's Punch" Sc. cigar. Sold at
Owens Drug Store.
Married, on the End instant, by the Rev.
DIR. Simpson, at his residence in this town,
Mr.. Patrick w. Connolly to Miss Elizabeth
Henley, both of this county.
A good work mare of Mr.. Chas. b. Rozier,
residing near this town, got her leg broken,
last week. He supposes that the accident
occurred by the kick of another horse.
1t is said Of an old physician in Philade-
phia, when called upon to prescribe for a
cough or cold, that he invariably refuses to
do so, but recommends his patients to take
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
"rhe Sacrament OF the Lords Supper"
will be administered in the Presbyterian
church, this town, On next Sunday morn,
ing at II O'Clock. The only preparatory
service will be held on Saturday morning at
IL O'Clock.
The political article Of Sundays Balti-
more american announces that Senator
elect Peter will be the second choice of the
German men for President of the Senate,
Senator Warfeld, of Howard county, being
their first choice.
Lieutenant Perry Maus, native of this
county, is now employed pursuing small
band of hostile Chiracahua Indians in Ari-
iona, where he is in command of the u s.
troops. On the first instant he made an
nnbroken ride of so miles,
On Friday of last week, an eight year.
Old son of Mr. Thomas House, residing at
Hunting Hill, this county, had his skull
crushed by the kick of colt, while he was
driving it from the house yard, at his fater'
home. Drs. Maddox and Stonestreet dressed
the wound, and the child is doing as well as
could be expected under the circumstances.
Thomas J. Cluverius, sentenced to be
hanged at Richmond on the goth OF Novem-
Der last, for the murder of his cousin, Fanny
Lillian Madison, has been granted stay Of
execution until his appeal was disposed Of
1t has been continued until March or April
but exactly when it will be called for argu-
ment is not known. 1t is said that Messrs.
Meredith and Col. Aylett, who prosecuted,
will assist the new Attorney General Ayers
in the argument of the case before the
Supreme Court.
On Wednesday evening, Z o'clock, Nov
25th, in st. Marks Memorial Chapel, Silver
Spring Parish, by the rector, Rev. James B.
Avirett, in the presence of many Of their
friends and relatives, Chas b. Ager, Of
Washington City, and India, youngest
daughter of Julius NARROW, Esq, of this
county, were united in marriage just after
the beautiful ceremony, many Of their kns.
people and friends met the bridal couple at
pleasant reception held at the home of the
brides father, and many were the hearty
wishes and fervent prayers for the health
happiness and usefulness of the young cou.
pie.
Mr.. Spencer G. Jones, Clerk of the Court
Of Appeals, has accepted the bid Of Mr.. G
Il. Melvin for $4,000, to do the Legislative
printing for the session of 1886, Mr. J. Cues
King, the lowest bidder, failing to give the
necessary bond. Mr. King, in a note 10 the
Clerk, said it would be impossible for him
to bond at the amount Of his bid, which wa
for $1,000, without loss, and asked TO be re-
LEASED from the obligation. Mr. Melvin''
bond for $25, 1000 has been accepted, the sure
eies being Messrs. Luther II. Gadd, PHILIP
". Downes and VIM r. Emerson, of Caro-
line county. Mr.. Melvin is one of the pro-
prietors of the Annapolis Republican, a,
whose Office the work will be done.
One of the largest, if not the largest, barn
ever erected in the S tates is now in cours
of construction at Loyeland, Ohio. DI
N. d. Wolfe, who owns large stock farm
in the immediate vicinity of Loveland, pro
poses to house stock in magnificent winte
quarters. According TO the plans the build
ing will be 200x200 f., 10000 superficial fee
on the ground floor. The lower story viii
be thirteen feet in height, and built of al
stone masonry. The second story, twclv
feet high, is To be built Of timber with a