Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-05-29
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Town and Country.

The ten per cent. Clothing House offers
great bargains. See new ad.
A 10 cent cigar in quality, but only 0 cts.
in price, is "Tansill's Punch" Sold at
Owens Drug Store.
The recent rains have had good effect on
the growing crops in this section, and the
farmers are correspondingly happy.
Boils, blotches, pimples, and all skin dis
eases, are quickest cured by cleansing the
blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The Postmaster General has appointed
Jas. L. Townsend postmaster at Sunshine,
this county, vice w. w. Brown, resigned.
Mrs. Richard E. Ricketts,, near Derwood,
had fifty young turkeys killed by strange
dog, on Sunday last, from flock of seventy
five
Rev. Mr.. Lefevre will preach in the Rock
vile and Bethesda Presbyterian churches
in the morning and afternoon of Sunday
next.
The contract for the construction of fish
ways at the Great Falls has been awarded
to John E. Lyons, of Baltimore, for $34,-
160.19.
Railroad excursion tickets will be sold to
Washington Grove from this place, on Sat-
urday, Both instant, at 90 cents for round
trip, good for that day only.
The June Term of Court begins on Mon
day next. Criminal trials, 81; criminal APP
pearances, A appeals, 10; trials, 10; judi
Gals, g.; appearances, So.
The protracted meeting at the Christian
Church, this place, is still in progress. On
Sunday next there will be services both in
the morning and evening
All persons interested in the organization
of the Rockville Star B. b. G. are requested
TO meet at the Office of Alex. Kilgour, on
Saturday next, at o'clock, p. M.
Rev. Father Rabbia, assistant pastor of St.
Patrick's Church, Baltimore, has during
the present week been spending few days
with his many friends at this place.
On Saturday last in the Circuit Court, at
Hagerstown, the jury in the case of James
NJ. Pickett tried for shooting Edmund A.
Gloyd, of this county, in October last, re-
turned verdict of not guilty.
The opinion of the general public in re-
gard to Ayers Cherry Pectoral is confirmed
by clergymen, lawyers, public speakers and
actors. All say it is the best remedy that
can be procured for all affections of the zeal
organs, throat ana lungs.
The rain here on Wednesday last, after
the long drought, will he very beneficial to
all vegetation and gives the farmer much
pleasure. In Virginia such heavy rains
have recently fallen as to wash ont rail
roads and impede travel.
Those of our farmers who contemplate
purchasing Self Binder this season should
not fail to read the advertisement of the
Excelsior" in this issue. This machine is
recommended by many of onr leading farm
ers who used il last year.
After being out for thirly-six hours the
jury in the Gloyd damage suit against the b.
Il 0. Railroad, tried at fIagerstown, Wash
ington county, was discharged on Friday Of
last week without reaching a verdict. IL
was reported at the time that the jury stood
nine for damages and three for no damages.
There is to be an exhibition in the public
school house, Hyattstown, at the close Of
the school The programme, consisting of
en- e,1ine
&C., To he conducted by Mr.. JAS +. Byrne,
the popular teacher. There is also to he IL
strawberry festival shortly at the NJ. f.
Church North, at the same place.
Preparations for the spring meeting of the
Agricultural Society are about completed,
and everything looks favorable TO large
crowd OIL next Wednesday Some agricul-
tural machinery for exhibition is already on
the ground Among the distinguished Wis
itors expected is Gov. Lloyd The track has
been put in first-class order, and several
good horses will compete.
The following marriage licenses have been
issued by the Clerk of the Court for this
county since our last issue; Henry Scott
and Mary Turley, col0red; jackson Ellis
worth Dorsey and Tabitha Kisner; Chas.
w. Praiter and Laura Bolden, colored; Jos.
II. Keller and Hannah E. Black; Geo. W.
smith and Laura johnson, colorcd John
johnson and Hennie Nichols, colored.
George Jackson, colored, one of the par
ties charged with killing Andrew Thomas,
was released from Jail on Saturday last on
bail, William Henry, Sandy Butler, Perry
Jackson and Mary Jackson, all colored, be-
ing accepted by Justice Hays as his snre-
ties. Frank jackson, brother of George,
who was held as an accessory in the above
case, has also been released on bail.
The Western District Association will
meet with the Baptist Church at German
town, on Thursday evening, June the 4th
at 8 o'clock. and will continue in session
Friday and Saturday There will be preach
ing there on Sunday by one Of the visiting
ministers. The Ladies' Missionary Society
will meet on Friday afternoon. A number
of ladies from Baltimore will he present al
the meeting.
Lemuel Buckingham, respected citizen
Of the neighborhood Of Hunting Hill, died
on Monday with pneumonia, which result
ed from overexertion while working TO stor
confagration in the woods in the vicinity
of his home some time ago. lie was native
Of Carroll county, but has been living here
for several years. lie was a carpenter by
trade and was in the 45th year Of his age
He leaves a wife and two children.
iymeneaI.-On Thursday Of last weel
the Lutheran Church Of this city was fillet
with anxious citizens 10 witness the mar
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