Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-10-15
Focal aud 9ersnual.
Town and Country.

% hSeA WIS PihNC.
Our lady friends should not fail to reaC
the new ad. of the London Bazaar.
George H. Clements, postmaster at Mid
dlebrook, this county, has resigned in favo
OF William l.. Aud.
DIR. ID. F. Owens, Druggist, of this place
is daily receiving new supplies in his line o
business. See new ad.
The bird shooting season commences to
day. 1t is said that cartridges are NOR
plentiful than usual in the county.
DIR. S. F. Thomas, of Frederick, formerly
citizen of this place, has been appointed
surgeon to the First Regiment NJ. n G.
The particular attention of housekeeper
is called to the new ad. of w. II. Hoeke in
this issue. He offers some rare bargains in
his line.
Smokers are cautioned against buying
vile limitations of the genuine "Tansills
Punch" &c. cigar. Sold at Owens Drug
Store.
Tourists to Yellowstone Park next season
might encounter Northwestern blizzard
II they are wise men they will take sup.
ply of the famous DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
A Prohibition club was organized a
Gaithersburg on Saturday night last with
nineteen members. There seems to he quite
number of persons in the county anxious
TO throw their votes away.
Isaac owens, colored, who was committed
to the House Of Correction some two weeks
ago for assault on members of his family,
and who was brought back here on u writ
of ha5eas corpus, was last Monday discharged
by Judge Vinson.
Democratic meetings will be held as fol
lows: Colesville, on Saturday, October the
23rd, at O'Clock, +. M; Burtonsville, on
Saturday, October the Both, at o'clock, P
NJ. The public are invited to attend these
meetings and hear the issues OF the day dis
cussed
Mr.. Jos. d. Baker, President of the Ma
tional Bank at this place, has also been
elected 10 the same position in the new
Citizens National Bank at Frederick. Mr.
VIM. G. Zimmerman, who spent some weeks
in the Bank here, has been elected Teller in
the same institution.
Be sure to attend the entertainment al
the Town Hall, Rockville, on Monday even.
ing next, the 18th instant, as Mrs farley :
Wax Works will be there. Also play
given, entitled, "a Morning Call" Admis-
sion, % cents The proceeds for the Charles
ton sufferers
The third Quarterly Meeting of Rockville
Circuit of the NJ. f. Church South will be
held at Potomac Chapel on Saturday and
Sunday, October the 10th and nth. Pre-.
siding Elder p. II. Whisner will be present
Protracted meeting will begin Sunday night
October 18th. Public invited.
The contract for furnishing fuel for the
Court House and Jail has been awarded as
follows VIM. Reading to furnish coal fol
the Jail at $G75 per ton of 2240 pounds
w. w. Welsh furnishes Court House for
$500 per ton; Rob't II. Ricketts,, oak wood
$275 per cord, and pine at $2.25.
Mrs. S. d. Higgins, President of the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
has been requested by the National TEN
perance Union to ask the pastors of the
Rockville churches to preach a sermon on
temperance Sunday, October 17,and to hold
Monday as a day of prayer for the same
cause.
The old and reliable house of John II.
Smoot, West Washington, so long and'favor
ably known TO our people, this week lay.
before our readers list of goods and prices
that cannot fail to please A visit to thi'
house will convince you that no better Oh
cheaper goods can be found in the Distric
OF Columbia
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, Oct. II, are reported by Tavenner Bros
as follows: Cattle-best, TO Al cents; good
81 to cents medium, 81 to 80 cents; com
mon, % to 3 cents SAL sheep and lambs
lambs, 81 to Ct cents; sheep, 21 TO 81 cents
calves, st to 1t cents; 25 cows and calve
ifOul 1SO W TOO. NidIhct BOOu.
Mr. j. A. Price, Deputy Inspector Stat
Tobacco Warehouse, No. 8, Baltimore, Md
says; One OF my children had been suffer
ing with neuralgia for some time. A frenC
recommended Salvation Oil, procured
bottle and a few applications, To my sur
prise, effected complete cure. TAX
nIaaenro in recommending IL IN all parcon
similarly affected.
On Monday evening last, AL, the eighteen
year old son of Mr.. Thos. White, living nea
Edwards Ferry, this county, met with
serious accident While attempting to &c
on wagon heavily loaded with fertilizer
his foot slipped and he fell beneath th
wheels, one Of them passing over his bod
and infiicting injuries from which, at th
time. it seemed impossible for him TO re
cover. He was removed to a neighborin
house and medical aid summoned and 9
latest accounts was in II fair way of recovery
The celebrated "Blue Law" passed b
the Maryland Legislature la 1886, whic
has heretofore been IA dead letter on th
statute books, is TO be enforced on Sunda
next in Baltimore. 1t is SO stringent ths
nothing but milk and ice can be sold o
that day, not even medicine by Il druggi'
unless on the prescription of physician
The law, as passed, was aimed especially {
Sunday liquor selling, and The other restrjc
lions were added to the bill when undo
Discussion in the Legislature with the vie'
Of uaking it ridiculous and killing it, bI
%ithout That effect.
Dana ges.--At the meeting Of the CouI
~ Commissioners on Tuesday last, Georg
Peter. Esq, appeared before that body I
counsel for Rev. a. II. Thompson, of u
hanna, Frederick comfy. claiming damage
80 the amount OF $1,000 for injuries receive