Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-07-03

| Mr.. Zachariah Lowe, a native of this coun-
ty, has lately returned to this county from
Ohio, where he reports the wheat TO be
much lighter than usual. A private letter
received here reports the wheat crop Of ILL
nois to be in the same condition
A game of base ball will be played on
the Fair Grounds, at this place, tomorrow,
Saturday. between the Capital City club,
one of the best amateur clubs in Washing
ton, and the Star nine, of this place. The
game will commence about Q o'clock, p. NJ.
Belmont,a pure bred imported Percheron
stallion, belonging to Messrs. Diamond &
Munro, Of Gathersburg, this county, died
on Wednesday night of last week. He was
one of the best bred and most valuable
horses of the kind in the State The owners
refused 81 800 for him the day before his
death.
/ No injurious effects can follow the use
of Ayers Aguc Cure in the treatment of
malarial diseases. 1t contains, besides a
specific and unfaiing antidote for miasmatic
| poison, other remedial agents which unite
to expel the poisonous humors, purify the
system, and leave it in II healthy and re
/ invgorated condition.
The lecture of Rev. Jos Walker, at the
Baptist church, this place, on Monday night
last, was listened To by good audience and
was heartily commended by ALL The lee
turc throughout was Of very interesting
character and his well-drawn pictures of
| life and times at Richmond during the war
were at many points thrilling.
Major b. Stephen White, Of this county,
former member of Gen. "Jeb." Siuart's
staff and at present candidate for the nom
ination for Clerk Of the Circuit Court, was
in town on Monday evening. He was rid
ing a Black Hawk mare, 81 years old, which
he had ridden during the entire war. The
animal looks well and is yet able to travel
thirty miles day.
Jas Pickett and Edward Ludwig were
arrested on Wednesday last and held TO bail
for court in the sum of $500 each for the al
legged larceny of watch from G.. w. Good.
Pickett is the party who was charged with
the shooting Of Edw. Gloyd, of Montgomery
county, in October last, in Jonathan street,
Hagerstown, and was acquitted on thesecond
Hagersto,on Cor. Batto. Sun.
We desire TO call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Mr.. Brandt,
Potomac p. o., this county, who offers a
rare opportunity to get posts, rails and fenc-
ing boards of chestnut, the most lasting OIL
all wood. We understand it is cut on the
old Curry farm, and as timber is getting
scarce in the county would think it advisa-
BILE TO secure good fencing, &c, while you
can get II at home, for when you must i'm.
port 1t from some other section you will
have TO pay dearly and perhaps get inferior
stuff. SO permit us to add, be wise in sea-
son.
Warrants were issued on Saturday even
ing last by Justice Morgan, of this place, fol
the arrest Of Geo. w. Woodfield and Henry
Lyman, charged by George w. Unglesbet
with threats to kill him. Unglesbce was
employed by DIR. ID. b. Crawford, near Lay
louisville. to cut crop Of wheat, and whils
engaged in the work he was interfered will
and threatened by the accused. Lyman ant
Woodficld were brought here on Monday
By Sheriff Kechner and gave security fol
their appearance at Court Lyman then
swore out peace warrant against A. ii
Ungesbee, son of George, and Wooddeld
made oath TO charges against DIR. b. b
Crawford, and warrants were issued.