Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-08-21
Focal aud gersnnal.
Town and Country.

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Town and Country.
They have stood the test of time, "Tan-
sill's Punch" cent cigar. Sold at Owens
Drug Store.
Mr. Charles E. Pope, of Cracklin district,
has received an appointment in the Govern
ment Printing Office.
Married, on August 10th, by Rev. H. T.
Searle, at Abortion, Mr.. E. G. Kimble to Miss
Maggie B. Griffith, both of this county.
Mr.. Philip Mulfnger, of this town, was
severely bitten in the hand, on Monday last,
by a ierocious dog belonging Mr.. l. r. Maus.
Died, in Washington, on August 18th,
1886, at $3.50 o'clock, A. NJ, Mr.. Lewis W..
Williams, formerly of this county, in the
seventy-third year of his age.
Mr. Montgomery Bell, of this place, who
has for some time been engaged in the B. &
o. telegraph office here, has been transferred
to Dickersons Station.
The family of Mr.. VIM. r. Gather had
their lunch basket and contents stolen Com
their carriage while at Washington Grove
Camp on Wednesday evening.
We learn that Mr. Alfred Ray, of this
county, raised splendid crops of wheat and
grass during the past season, his crop of
wheat averaging 81 bushels per acre. This
is fine yield for so disastrous a season.
He used 400 pounds of Pabulum per acre.
Young, old and middle-aged, all expert
ence the wonderful beneficial effects of
Ayers Sarsaparila. Young children suf-
fering from sore eyes, sore ears, scald-head,
or with any scrofulous or syphilitic faint,
may be made healthy and strong by its use.
The new column advertisement of Mr.. f.
l.. Moore, in this issue, will no doubt at
tract the attention Of farmers. The imple-
ments and fertilizers sold by this popular
house are not exceled in the market. Farm
ers should not fail to give Mr.. Moore a call
before purchasing supplies.
The following postmasters have recently
been appointed in this county: Mrs Marion
A. Perry, Potomac J. G. Higgins, Laytons-
vile; Warner w. WEIGH, Hyattstown; G.
w. Broadly. Redland; John T. Norris,
Poolesville; Francis M. Fawcett, Knowles;
Littleton L. Price, Damascus.
Drovers' Rest livestock sales Monday,
August II. Fifty cattle up and sold at
Best, st TO 81 cents; good, 5 to st cents ;
medium, At TO cents; common, 3 to AZ
cents; 695 sheep and lambs-lambs, AZ TO
81 cents; sheep, to cents; 10 cows and
calves sold from 500 to $40.
Don't fill the system with quinine in the
effort 10 prevent or cure Fever and Ague
Ayers Ague Cure is far more potent pre-
venlive and remedy, with the advantage of
leaving in the body no poisons to produce
dizziness, deafness, headache, and other dis
orders. The proprietors warrant it,
We regret to learn that Justice Poole, of
the Orphans Court, met with a serious ac-
cident in the loss of his left front finger. The
Judge was, we hear, engaged with the lawn
mower; in what way the accident occurred
or the particulars of il we have not been
able to ascertain. The Judge was absent
from Court last Tuesday in consequence of
his wound.
On Tuesday last Kate, infant daughter Of
Mr.. Newton Trundle, near this town, was
severely scalded with water. She was sit
ting in the door at her fathers home and
pulled the bucket of water over her which
the cook was carrying in her hand at the
time. The water fell over the child's face
and shoulders. Dr. Maddox was called in
at once and gave relief to the suffering child.
Rev. Sebastian Rabbia, assistant pastor of
st. Patrick's Church, Baltimore, while visit
ing Rev. Peter Tarro, pastor of ST. Paul's
Church, this city, last Monday evening, ac-
cidently slipped on the steps of the pastoral
residence and fell n distance of several feet
Father Rabbia did not seem TO be injured at
the time, but Tuesday evening his ankle
began to swell rapidly and he had other
symptoms of severe shock. He is now
confined to his bed-EIlicott Times, 18th inst.
The assembage which attended the tour
nament at Forest Glen on Wednesday was
the largest of the season. The county was
represented by its beauty and gallantry,
whilst there was a large representation from
the District of Columbia. The ladies in
charge of the tables had everything which
could tempt the most fastidious appetite
The dancing was shared in until Il late hour
at night Col. VIM. Kilgour delivered the
charge to the knights, and in consequence
of unavoidable absence of Mr.. Peter de-
liyered the coronation address.