Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-11-13

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The Trustees of the Aims House, on
Thursday of last week, reappointed Mr..
Best as Overseer, DIR. Stonestreet Physician,
and Mr.. Edward G. Peter Clerk, vice r. S.
Patterson, removed on account of ill health,
which prevented him from performing the
duties Of the Office.
The services al the Christian church, this
town, are being conducted by Elder VIM
H. Williams, of Hagerstown, Md, instead
Of Elder Cobb, of Kentucky, as heretofore
stated. The services will be continued
through this week, every night at 73O
o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Drovers' Rest livestock sales Monday,
November the 9th. One hundred and ninety
cattle up and sold at: Best, A to Al cents;
good, 81 to cents; medium, to 81 cents;
common, 1t to 8 cts; BAT sheep and lambs
sheep, 81 to cents; lambs, 81 to St cents;
90 cows and calves sold from $s5 to $50.
Mr.. B. F. Pyles, OF Medeys, informs us
that he not long since purchased patent
rat-trap of Adler, Washington. He set it
at night and caught eleven rats, and the sue
caadinp niohf "a nuhf p;na rpl, oa, oo,oho,
were made just preceding the election
They gave him presentiment of grand
victory for the Democracy. 1t was verified
and both breeds are broken up, he says,
Rats and Republicans.
Those of our readers who desire to take
6rst-class New York paper are referred to
the advertisement of The S,ta, in another
column. AS newspaper this journal is
second to none in the country, while its ed
itorial columns are always filled with fine
articles on the current topics Of the day
In politics this journal is Democratic, taking
strong grounds against Mugwumps, sham
civil service reform, and other humbugs of
the day.
Mrs. Anna L. Moore, wife OF Ex-State
Senator Joseph T. Moore, of this county,
died at Sandy Springs on Sunday last. She
was lady of estimable character and much
beloved in that community Her remains
were buried in the cemetery adjoining the
Friends Meeting. House, at Sandy Springs,
on Tuesday. The funeral cortege was the
largest seen there for years. A collection
Of choice flowers adorned the burial casket,
and all places Of business in the town were
closed out of respect to the memory of the
deceased
General Frank A. Bond, of Anne Arun-
del county, who has been Superintendent
Of the Maryland House of Correction since
December last, resigned that position on
Thursday of last week at the request of the
Board Of Managers, the action of the latter
being based on the report of committee
selected from among their own number
which charges carelessness and other irreg.
ularities in the management of the institu-
ton. The principal charges brought by the
committee were the illegal release of prison.
ers before the expiration of their terms,
cruel and inhuman treatment of prisoners,
violation of the rules of the institution and
OF the orders of the board, absence OF the
superintendent and keepers from duty with
out permission, irregular sale and purchase
Of different articles for the institution and
other charges Of minor importance.