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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-10-30
ROAD PETITION.
TO the Honorable, the County Commits
sfoners of Montgomery county.


WYE, the undersigned, taxpayers aud vot-
w ers, do petition your Honorable Body
to grant us a public road beginning at the
District line, on or near the bed OF the old
military road and running thence through
the lands oflhe United States; thence through
the lands OF Charles Shoemaker; thence
through the lands Of Robert Ilarrod and JAS
Garrity; thence through the lands of james
Beckley and james Garrty; thence through
the lands Of James Garrily to intelsect the
dividing line between Laurence A. Lodge
and James Clarity, at Laurence A. Lodges
spring branch; THENCE on the dividing line
between Laurence A. Lodge aud James Gar
rity to the corner 10 intelstct their private
road; thence on the bed f that road through
the lands Of James Clarity; thence through
the lands Of VIM. D. Brooke on the bed of
the private road; thence through the lands
of tho United States to iuterseci the Conduit
road
JAMES GARRITY.
JOHN II. TRUMAN,
SAML l. HALLER,
GEORGE A. SMITH,
oct 9.5t And eight others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-10-30
REIN DUVALL,

late OF said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber on or before Tic
9th day of April, 1886 otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefits
Of said estate. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment. Given under my hand this 9th day
of October, 1885
REIN II BOWMAN,
oct 30-4t Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-10-30

When sho WAS Child, she cried for CsstOria,
Whom sho became Miss, sho chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave thom Casteria,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-10-30

wv ASOiO Duoossssssssssss o.
my Own Make.)
IXL, 600 lbs. Bone Dust in Each
Ion, ...... .................. 90
Ammoniated Bone Phosphate...... 30
Competition Phosphate. .............. 30
Ammoniated Dissolved Bone. ...... 30
One-Fourth, (New Process, )....... 30
South Carolina Dissolved, 14.43
Available. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
West India Phosphate Guano...... 20
Same Grade as ORCHILLA.)
KANT, CHigh Grade, ).............. II
Blue Windsor Plaster. .............. 6
(Sot Ground, my own Grinding.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-10-30
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county letters tesla
menlary on the personal estate of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-10-30
OUR PREDICTION
HERI ED!

THE COLD WEATHER has set in and now absolutely
cothc yourself with the proper weight clothing arsa sc
We anticipated
article tending make comfortable And for outside ab
we have tho style well as the requisite
Already the change the weather has made decided profitable change
filed with customers We know what attribute this We gos
cal and do believe that the friend
ship for but WE DO KNOW that they appreciate what do for THEM
We always the alert buy anything the market anything that
without
In Dress Department have the Leading Novelties.
REDFERN DIAGONAIS BORDERED SAIi.CLOTH
AIl-WO0L HOMESPUN SERGE ELECTORAL,
BOUCLE CLOTH, ETEMTNE CLOTH
We have variety of Sung Patterns comprising all the ors plain
elites goods with fronts either Bocdd Figures with fronts We
have also all tho cos 3nch Tco SOC yard these goods all WOOL
Ga Cloths all WOOL leading Toe We have
2inc II They
assorted color with different figures.
CASEMERES Importation Best world, 25
We have double fold Cashmere this 15c
Then have 36nch cood Cashmere In Pds
endless variety.
Silk Department goods the the
We all cs all grades and all kinds Stripes anl Brocadc
Our stock of Velve which extraordinarily large everything
match of to make
either plain stripe brocades We displayed
handsomely designed goods predicted
goods grades. On Black Goods which
have sale for this week 39inch Armue Cloth, which
will not crush SOC
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-10-30

Parties desiring to mix their own Fertilizers
will be supplied with ingredients OF any kind
they may want, Mt the very lowest prices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-10-30
CLOAK Department.


WRAPS Came Hair all
c@d neat Pattern fur trimmed silk lined SIC 70 Bo With a, ,mminga
Plush which
W o.
a
an Cldrn's
BLANKETS BED COMFORTS AND SPREADS.
We
and
Spreads Of The CSC Whites Spread
F'lannelS, E'IannelS.
Falne
WOOL 27nch wide which quality finish Flannel
d
rbbe Irregular madcH FOR ldrena aat
IN
Of
notm
CONT
Wheel
Wilson Machine
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10
Wr2caeI by "a Tornado.

Tla village of WeS.wool, in Bergen
equity til 5 state, WAS S rseil ~ a
wlillwihd Oh last Sunday AFTERNOON
s~lirlagto the toynadl That wrecked
the steamer NJ ,jQr Il yboid, deytsta ell
Camden aul Piil.iHlpilil aai oth2is
that have passed over tins eas,erl part
Of the country witan tie pas to
months. The village is situated a3pl5
a miles from New York and eoltltns
about 500 OF 60) inaabisan.s among
whom are a nu nber OF wealthy New
York merchaats. About / o'etuok a
rambling noise VAS heard which slund-
ell TO some like distant tAUu1es anl to
others like the soanl Of an aA2roac a
ing train. \ hus ils,k:o3d Nlirli' g
wiki tightening v,lacity bore down un
tie village tearing down Or u2roo lhg
everything IN its way.
Tic srEoal h5u c Nai the first buili-
ing ii struck. 1t was tora irom rs
foundation, carried across the street,
an | sent crashing to ID; ground. Some
uf he finders we're carrie two mil E.
The Church WIS next s.rts;k u d IL :
al to ruin. Tha wst wing Of tbs
principal hlttl KEEP By II D9htul was
blown down ana the ather part OF tie
baildiug considerably d.ntged. MIS-.
Debaua WHO Was in the west wing
cioiiag a window was s.rack hy dlpr
blown out through the Hi1l1w aai
whirlel along on Til dolr oat tlr nigh
tbs garden. sas Received sever !
pa!n!ui injuries bat not serious.
0 her l,alses Nnlbslrni were nlroaS-
cd q c mp'e.ely demolished. rla
damage dpae ana kss' q prop Ct! VIII
amntat s,y raj tEou aal : h-rs -
one = l!fid
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10
state News.

Nine lOon-ixers at .hs G'oascg;eg,
ginglam mills ha8c Slask~fur an in
crease of II per cent. II their wIges.-
Ex-J udge Mailing, Of New Bruins
wick, was TsesGay sentenced to one
year in State Prison for emhezzIelaent.
The hog cho'eia is still prevalent in
Cumberland county.
The new lighthouse at Sea Isle CITY
is about completed.
Charles Wills, OF Mount Holly, was
nominated fpr : ate S.l alter by Il Q
Burlington ID m lcrat5 on saturday.
Several lNge temperance meetings,
in the Interest Of IrohibitIoa ca1tdi-
dates, arr Icing arranged to Take place
i'll Care May county.
Horses with and vi bout riders will
az al the Mount HOLLY Fair.
Tie residents Of Yiterl t ,wu lage
subser bed Si9o0 for The establishment
of Il slice factory there.
Governor ALBEIT subsoIi bed 500 last
week 10 aid Mr. FARRELL ia the coming
Irish elections.
Tie window glass factories at Glass
boro are sill idle With 10 prospect Of
startiHg up eon
The new frry hcuse Of thu W. j. r.
II. c.. al Camden is nearly eomp.etsi
and is Il ha.dsoMe structure.
David %llalter, Of C~ohansey, has thr c
acres of land devoted to Lima beans,
aid las c nHr cted to f. mi b three
thou.a d q 4 IS TO the West Jersey
Packing Co., q Bridseuon.
Geo, Ca!daam OF Lteshurg, Gum
berlaal eally Alsafsag ye4r-iM Assn
whie.. was 5.g2 al,., - oaDGs-
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

The New York Ford is showing its
c~utcrpraise by opening an editorial o.
tie III Jersey Cisy and publishing a sup
,IeElen. containing two ful lagos q
NV Jersey noSs. The Hoiid IS Il
lau cr for tLle pcoaie.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

ST. john, Tie temperance apostle, said
tnat high License was a Democratic
dadge, Il is q good me and the Re
paclicans are getting behind tie Demc-
cr, % set CIT Of the reach OF the
blows the ProLibitionists are giving
item
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

The Secretary OF tko Treasury Las
made the following appointments in
the li.hthou5s service: William II.
iiarlow, assisttu ii Keeper at p4esqie
Isle, Pa; GeoTgo ". Duncan, keei er
Port Penn Front Light, Del.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

Oatrieh farnH 5 lisa utctss ct LIS
Angeles, California. Tic SuperiuienL-
INT Of tie farm las hoaghJ land on
another ranch and started 10 AhicI to
ct flesh sulpls Of estlieAes to stock
The pew falm.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

The month"; items II even 10oo Post
masters will come before the senate
during the next session. There are
2}}j Presidential postmaster6 il this
cjau.rg, and at the rate that has been
observed during the past six monlhs,
all tie Presidential Postmastera viii be
changed iii two 5ears.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

What ti!o organs would have mex lie
lieYe IS that NJ. Cleveland is n9t up
holding evil stiYice reform unless lie
kecis all tllose III Office he found there
When Le became President. Retornl-
ing mel In office is harder to do than
t. re.urn them cat.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

Tae peop!e OF Fineland are not sait-
ed with their agw postmaster, James
Dalton. IN Indignation has been held
many present being Democrats, and
esoHuueni pa sed c5ndemnins his ap-
poin5meas aud b,aaing it Oh uoa.
Thom%s I. g'ercelH.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

Some OF tie camels taken TO Texas
in antt-Sat days, With yjeW &c breed
ing chem fer army tran3pnrtion con
nacis, have Telpe.uated Themselves III
q heard III Ba trop county, whence
ihawmua A.a!se frequent purchases.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

wie Postmaster General des;dos dat
ile salaries of postal employees cani.ct
Il attached for debt. Al honest Off
cials wjll ray their debts. Oas th,t
does Let should net hclJ pubic Office.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

MNnN H0NrS PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY.
XJitil UtItlSend hs cents postage, anu hy
UlUUlOUumai YOU WI have gHHE ap9ss,
will start YOU in work that will AT once bring
you in moi.ey faster than anything eisS in Amer
lea. All abont the s20o,u0O in presents WIZ each
box. Agents wanted everywhere. OF either sex,
OF all az, 5. for oil the time, or spare tiRls on to
work for JUS al their own homes. Fortunes for
all workers absolutely assured. Don't delay.
EAJLErT s. Co.. Portland, Maine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

The election for Assembly in this
cauaty may be close and doubtful this
iAll # TIE Democrats lit on their tick
Ct q good candidate. TIE Prohibition
ISIS wsH Mold the balance Of power thi-
ycar as they have nominated a COED
tse.! L te who viii N all probability
ln'. q heavier Prohibition vote tlan
lag ever been cast before athe county
Being IN eff year with lut n office to
ii anl 10 important issue at stake the
t1.rd narty will be likely to turA out
~ force.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10
FOE SArE.

Twn Jersey He.fars. . : mmtl s.
old fall bIcoled; the otipr ere year
oh seven .ei4b's Jersey st ,ok. For rar-
t~icu|ars, gTrly 10
James L. L3y'on,
Itnu grove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

The tanners are now sowing the
seed 10 reap their harvest, next stim-
mer. Tie politicians are sowing their
band smiles and meek promises to
re;.p their harvest on els.a,sa DAY,
The harvest of most Of tha M r.
lo taxes. The seed Of mar5 promises
generally produce differ weeds.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

0H pcxt Tuesday the state election
Nh hc held in Olic. The review oi
IL tbs situation is very encouraging 10
tie Democratic at ticket, but sulle-
Mat doubtful Of the complexity Of the
legislature. Tie Ptohibitionists vii
b4tn important factor this year as
;jIey have made a vigorous campaion.
The democrats came out for hitsI h IL.
cylae and gained by it, While the sAu!!,-
ing o! the Republicans on the question.
and John Sherl,.au's bloody shirt speech
Is ltoye opera, ed against them.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10
RUPTURE.

cunED-PEET s. CO., sol sixth Ave.
New York. New Method. Holds any case
with ease and comfort. Relief atonce. Parties
attended to and return home the same day.
Also, VAricocele without surgical operation.
Advice free. openday and evening. Sunday
un2p. m. Established Is years. Book for Z
cent stamp.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10
n, Nor working people, sepa 10 cents post;

IIrI nfor working people. SEND 10 cents poss,,
iii valuable sample box CT goods that VIII
put you In the way OF making more
money In a few days than ever thought possible
al business. CaJital not required. You can live
Al home and work In spare time only, or all We
time. All OF both sexes. of al ages graudly
s,,ee 90 cents to IS easily earned every
evening. That all who want worK MAY test me
business, we make this unparalleled ener 10
All Who are not well satisfied we Will send 70
nav for the trouble of writing US. Full narteu-
lars. directieMs, etc, sent Tree. immense pay.
absolutely SIRE for all who start at once. poht
delay. Address STINsoS s. Co. Portland, Maine
VEIN more money than at anything else by TAX
VIKING an agency tor TIC best selling hook cur,
w" Beginners succeed gfanely. None tai,
Maine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10


The beau.i Ill theory of the New
York MugwUmps that they will be up
olding President Cleveland's Admins
t.a.ion which they approve by voting for
ira Davenport Will be uphill work to
uovc. The SRl said last year the
democratic party could only be saved
ly defeating Cleveland. The New
York TfibuHe The leader in the Repnb-
san fold rcla,oa The arguments of the
A:ugwum2 ers;us and does not wei
G NC their return. The Tribune says:
There win &c in this campaign no at
tempt to conceal ne fact that Mr.. Day
cfnert's electt II y Il b. a rebuke of the
+ es:lsut fer his ha faith, hisprostitu-
tonoe the puLlic service to party uses,
lis inexcusaAle arapon faithful ofiici-
els lie aft,e t ry we've conscientious Re
pub ca s, li3lad a.s II aself-nade Irish
shipehuilds. iccaue te had beena Re
ratticsa, his Generalization Of the for
cignumai, 5 ry!ce, his reward of former
riel b. tUsV they were rebels, by APP
ytintmcr's 20 othces of high honor and
II S. a i hia ne eI iol Of such q eabi-
Nc. tHl. an. GArlahd.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

The Government is loosing over two
.url a half millions of interest Il year
Through the lcll9 of the silver mcn Mho
i....st upon coming the light weigh.
ei.yer dollars and piing them up in nc
treasury. The money that is paid for
tHy silver slvJid be used to redeem the
t,s.pernmolt louds. Since the Treas
ury DepaItae t has ceased TO call IN
laads for exemption the amount 81
silver owned Icy the Government has
increased 10 about S53,000,000 which
night have beyu used to lessen the IN
t,rt st-hear.ue q. bt of the nation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

Nine lOon-ixers at .hs G'oascg;eg,
ginglam mills haSc slask~fur an in
crease of II per cent. II their wIges.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
Glfltion Notice.


city bounded by and lying within East Seventeenth
s.eet rlyss, 4.ss.. -. scfes. -.
tho city bounded by lying strcet
East liver. last seventeenth street, and Avenue A.
The Fourth eecton Ds rict shall contain all tat Of
Avenue b. Efst sixteenib street and AvoansA '~
city bounded by lying within East Sixteenth street.
The sixth Election District shall contain all that par, OF The
city founded by aud lying within East Fifteenth slreeC,
Avenue B. East Fou teenth street and Ayenne A.
lhe s1Nentn fleuo pstrlc. , ls ~ W. psf Oh
Avenue A, last Fourteenth street ana First avenue.
- Tue Elghtn Eceton District s.si e@nin an tai PERI o.
ncolI Dou y shu IVY 9'4eets
Inc Ninth ELECTION District snan contain All taI 'rt OF
Iecly bounced ~ ana ylhg withn fa- sSrt
AHtLue A. Laat anu fIISt -
The fenth Election District SHAH contain all thai pa-o rso
city bounded by ami lying within Fast Eighteenth street,
Avenue A. East seventecnh street and First avenue.
the city bounded by and lying within East Nineteenth reet
AN"nne Ea-I t'1hf'r-' Hrrae' Nd Ff-st ave-, -
The weiit fecton Dtrict snail contain All that part o.
~, .,r.a, '''
The Thirteenth Election Iitict 81 oil contain all That patio
IN, Z, .sgLu.'i Asia H.y -. - --~~e
East rver Enst wn lleth street ana second avenue
The Fourteenth Fleet on Dstrct shah al tIa psIs
Of he city bounded by ana ylhK WtDl aN
street. East river, East IWeny-nrst suoe, a Secohu
- r,,.,-, -, -..,- n, -. -.
The fiftcenth
Of The city bounded by and Wing within East wsny Una
street East East Twentyseeond street, ana fss
r,,,ctton contain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-02-19
St0ae OF HEST gfrgimia,
County of Jefferson

Clerks olliceof the County Court.
The following is List Of Deeds admitted to
Record ia said Office during the week ending
February IL, 1883:
/. Elizabeth ). shepherd and Others TO Ben
iamiu j. Gravos Deed of bargain and sale ia
ted Oct 31th. 1854. conveying lot of land near
Shephcrdstown, known as the saw-Miil prop
erty. Date Of record Feb 9th, 1850.
} Mrs. Mary T. Summers TO John II. Cook
us. Deed of bargain and sale dated April 9TH
SS3, conveying part of lot No. in Cookus
addition to Shephcrdstown. Date of record
Feb 9th, 1885
3. The West Virginia Publishing Company
to Forrest W. Brown, trustee for Johnston "
Co. Decd If tmst dated Jan 30th, 1855, con-
yoying Personal property Date Of record Feb.
9th, 1850.
I. JohnC. Lambert and wife, and Others to
Benin BransOn Deed of bargain and sale da-
ted Dee. 3lSt. 1888 conveying lot of land IN
Shcphcrlstown. Date OF record Feb. 10th, lSS5.
. Joseph Trapnell, guardian, to Henry b.
Davenport. Deed Of release dated Jan. lthr
1888. Date of record Feb 10th, lass.
q Eugone Baker late Sheriff and Special
Commissioner. ID Daniel Wilmington. Deed
Of bargain and sale dated Dee eth, 1879. con-
yeying two lots of land near Summit Point,
Date of record Feb. 10Th, 1855.
T. 4 F. Thomson and wi and r. {. step
toe 90 Daniel Wutun-lon' Deed OF h.,lsAih
ana sale dated Feb. aih, 1852 conveying lot
Of land at summit Point Date Of record Feb.
10th, 1855.
:. John Nlolers executor to Lee H. Moler.-
Deed Of release dated Nov. 10th, 1881. Date of
record Feb 10th 1850.
9. JJ. W. Johnson to Washington Banks,
trustee for Isaac s. Tanner. Deed of trust da-
ted Jan. 25d 1885, conveying personal proper
". Date ofrecord Feb. 18th, 1889
TO- jefferson County Building Association
No to james y Gallaher. Deed of release
dated Feb 9th 1855. Date of record Feb. 18th,
1850
H. James y. Galaher and wife to Forrest
W Brown, trustee of Jefferson Building ASSo-
citation, No 6. Decd Of trust dated Feb. 9TH,
!SS5 conveyinga house and lot in CharleStown.
Date of record Feb. 18th, 1881
y George +. Eichelberger TO Andrew L.
Kennedy. uustee for George J. Fritz. Deed OF
of trust dated February 18th, 1888, conveying
personal property Date of record Feb. 18th
1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-02-19

lust received. large supply Of Miller *
- Rittenhouse's celebrated hcosice drops Tor
coughs and colds; also Chloratc Of Potash L.
zenscs and Tar Drops-by the ounce or pound.
lhavc now in stocl, full line of choice Car
den Seed. Onion Sets, etc. from the celebrated
House of w. Atlee Burpee
4 fresh invoice Of Piso's Cure, Bull Cough
Svrup. Warmers safe Cure, Camm Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion. Tilden's AsthmaucimS5;; Oas-
Sozodont and full line of patent medicines.
Airs NJ :. Smiths Virginia Cookery Book.
The bcsl in lhf market. IN.
Large lot ofplire NiIgu salad OIL I'D ouiA o'
III F i'-i 10 Is 1sS5 Dr.C. + PRATT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-02-19
.Ezayor's Proclamation.

TE1IIE attention of the citizens of Charlestown
is hereby especially called to Sections -
and % of Chapter >, of the Ordinances OF SAID
town. appended below
10. Il Shall not be lawful for any person to
throw the water slGp or ollal from ms OF i'er
house on kitchen into or upon any street alley
or public square of this town, or permit or
suffer the same to be done byany person in his
or her employment, or belonging to his or her
family nor shall any person permit the waste
water sion or 0iial FROM his or her house or
kitchen TO run or flow into or upon any such
street alley or public square; nor shall any
person throw or place, or cause To be thrown
or placed amy coal or wood ashes dirt or NTH
of any kind, or any lumber; wood, coal. COKE
stone, or any other lncumbranee, INTO or upon
any street. alley or public square Of The town,
and suffer the same 20 remain there for the
space a. twelve hours threaten; and any per
son offending against any of the provisions OF
this section shall pay inc Gf not less th9n
one or more than ten dollars; and . Ike me
shall be incurred for every twelve hours such
nuisance shall continue after such forfeiture
and recovery had pr0rid6d that this ordinance
Shall not extend totimber stone, brick or other
material, used for building. unless the same
shall remain an unreasonable tiine III 'hcs'I
allev.or public square
. Noper,on shall permit in his or her cellar,
clubhouse. yard or garden, within Incorporate
limit, # lis town. any manure, dirt or filth
of any kind that produces anunpleasant odor
or taiut~ the air. and any person offending
herein. upon the complaint Of any citizen, or
tho information of the sergeant, shall be lined
not les than one nor more than five dollars,
and the nuisance may be removed by order OF
the Mayor at The cost Of the offender ~ addl-
ton Ca such lino.
In view of the probable appearance Of Asiai,
ic Cholera I'm this country, % Health Officer Will
be deputizcd to visit and inspect the premises
ofresidents of the town, and the penalties pro,
vidcd for violations OF above sections willin all
case. be rigidly enforced; .,.o,,
Feb. 10. 'S5-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-02-19
HlRPER.s FERRT MlPPENMcs.

The funeral of Rev. II. +. Miskimmon
took place Monday, and vas attended by a
large conc0urse OF friends. The deceased
was Pastor of the NJ. p. Church at this
place for four years. and as shepherd ofthc
flock was greatly beloved.
4 correspondent olthe West Virginia Dem-
0rraf writing i'm regard TO our depot, fully
expressed the sentiments of every citizen Of
the town ia his de cription of the miserable
accommodations afforded travellers by the
80. As this is an important point, for
that reason alone, we should have at least a
depot of some responsibility.
4 number OF pleasant parties have taken
place recently One AT Is. tiske Elgin's,
our new druggist though an impromptu af-
fair vas @ most enjoyable occasion, and E.
uallv so WAS thstgiyen by Miss Katie Nc
Graw To q few of her most INTIMATE friends
at her pleasant home on shenandoah street
Am invitation 10 partake of the well-known
hospitality of Mr.. George kOOnce and wife
nj " Ellcr-lie.n near Halltown. was accepted
By many who made large seigh;ng party
thither. and passed the hours away in a
mos, delightful manner
4 large brick building on shenandoah
street recently purchased by MI. y. Gar-
land Hurst, occupied By DR.. c. T. Beler.
and used as a school-room, coUnc;l-Tcom and
post-oihcc, came near being The scene OF a
disastrous CONGREGATION Friday night
Through the carele,sness Of ihe person who
has charge of the school-room hot ashes were
left on the floor, but the fire was fortunately
discovered before any damage was done be-
You'd the burning of portion Of the floor
which has since been repaired.
Miss Belle Winters has for several weeks
been visiting Mrs George Sincindiver of
Darkcssille Berkeley county. Miss Eva
McCreight mas Left toFu foo an extended
visit 90 friends In Springfield, CHIC.
The large flour mill here which Is under
going a complete change viii be finished in
q couple of weeks.