Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-10-23
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mon Presbyterian church at II o'clock, A
NJ, on Sunday next ~ GN#
Messrs. E. B. Prettyman and Spencer G.
Jones are stamping the eastern counties Of
this State
The Augusta (Ga.) CArontcle says: "Arch.
bishop Gibbons VIII be the next American
Cardinal. He is worthy of the honor"
In its zeal for retrenchment, the Hagers-
town Ma7 advocates the suppression of
State appropriations TO Academies.
A marriage license was granted on Tues
day last, in Washington, to w. r. Sher-
wood and Ella Gingel, of this county.
Mr. Gleghorns horse last week became
entangled in his harness while being driven
on the Conduit road, fell and broke his
neck
Little Willie screams and storms with
burn upon his arm. To little Willie ioy is
sent, by using Salvation Oil the great lini-
ment e.
Lost, on Sunday last, between Rockville
and Travlah, q child's overcoat The finder
will please return the same to or communi-
cate with this Office
Mr.. VIM. L. Lewis will please accept our
thanks for the apples he presented US with
last week. They were the best apples that
we have eaten this season.
Mr.. J. p, Mulfnger, of this town, was
married to Miss Bessie Mussetter, of Frede.
rick county, on Wednesday of last week, at
Frederick City, by Rev. J. N. Mccormick.
1t is expected 10 have lecture by Rev.
Julian Soper and an oyster supper in the
Methodist church at Jamestown on the
9th proximo. Further notice will be given.
1t is the old, old story Love at first sight /!
A walk in the beautiful moonlight; both
catch dreadful cold and give up all hope,
but finally find relief in bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, get married, and are at. last
happy $50 as EA Va&
The receipts Of the Frederick county agri.
cultural fair, held last week, amount to about
$4,000, decrease as compared with last
year of about $1,000. The falling off is
attributed to the Indictment weather
On Saturday night last Mr. John Selbys
horse fell in the street here with the blind
staggers lie was on his way from Wash
ton and the affection originated from over
driving. The horse has somewhat recovered
We understand that Mrs. Giliiss intends
building fine brick house in the Spring on
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the western suburbs Of this town Mrs. G
has been resident OF the village but year
or more. Fe .asae -eFsatfgf y
Third Quarterly Meeting of the Rockville
Circuit of the NJ. Il. Church South will be
held at Goshen, on Saturday, Oct her 3i+tf
aud Sunday, November 1st. Prcsi ling ..E4.
der T. i. Carson is expected to be present
The public are invited.
We neglected to note last week that the
residence Of the late VIM. Brewer, in this
town, was sold at trustees sale, on Tue 10Th
instant, to Commodore Badger for $4,000
and the lot adjoining the railroad and oc-
cupied by Mr.. Reading was sold To the B.
" o. Railroad Company for $1,025.
Mr.. Frank Monday has entered into a
partnership with Mr.. Ell Moulden in the
blacksmith business, to be conductcain-this
town They are prepared TO do all kinds of
work. Since they are known to perform
skil!iul work, they solicit II share of the
public patronage
Democratic political meetings will be held
10 morrow in Danascns,'2 o'Glucls, and in
C,arksburg, at O'clock, p. NJ On the 3lst
instant another similar meeting will b, held
in Laytonsyile, at 7 o'clock, p NJ Ar
rangements have been made TO secure able
speakers Tor these meetings, and we hope
there will be large attendance present
The Rev. Davis l.. Rathbun will be in
stalled pastor Of the Presbyterian church Of
Darnestown on next Wednesday, the 18Th
instant, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, by the Presby-
terry of Washington City. The Rev Jas NJ
Noursc will preach the sermon and propose
the constitutional questions; the Rev j. r.
Kelly will give the charge to the pastor, and
the Rev Eugene Peck the charge 10 the
people. All are invited.
Mr.. VIM Bailey was successful in both
classes at the tournament held at Patapsco
farm, near the Relay, ON the b. & 0. Rail.
road, on Wednesday of last week The rid
ing was divided into two classes, that Of the
amateurs and professionals. In the former
class Mr.. Bailey secured the first prize and
in the latter the honor of browning the
queen. Miss Jennie Bailey was present and
crowned as one Of the maids
After his release upon writ of habeas
corpus, Lloyd Harding was again arrested
upon the charge Of improper intercourse
with his niece and committed to Jail on
Saturday last by Justice Talbot, of Barnes
vile. His release was secured ON All error
in the former commitment The niece Of
Harding will be held TO bail for her appear
ance at Court when she RECEIVERS from her
sickness. There is IL negro man in jail
awaiting trial upon the charge Of criminal
intercourse with his daughter had by vio-
lcnce.
Mr., Frank Higgins, who is connected
with the firm Of S. d. Higgins 81 son, of
this town, was married 10 Miss Roberta
Baker daughter of the late Reuben Baker,
in Georgetown, ID. c., on Wednesday last, by
Rev. W. II. Schell, both Of this county. The
wedding couple returned ~ the residence
of Mrs. S ID. Higgins on the evening Of the
marriage and were entertained with their
immediate families with a sumptuous sup
per. We extend our heartiest congratnla.
tions rs the happy couple.
The San Francisco Examiner tells about
IA peculiar fish 10 be found in Goose lake
They rise TO the surface, swell up to a large
size by taking in air Then they float around
rejecting all the colprs Of the rainbow. A
crane recently swallowed one Of these fish
when in its normal condition, but before the
crane had got more than fifty feet up above