Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-03-19

TOT n and Country.

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Town and Country.
"Rich," fragrant" "Fine," are the ex
pressions of those who smoke "Tansiil'
Punch" the old reliable &C. cigar. Sold a
Owens Drug Store.
George Conklin, the lion tanner, says h
will have nothing to do with cross.eyed ami
mails, nor use any other remedy for hi
coughs and colds but DR.. Bulls Cougi
Syrup.
Mr.. Findlay introduced in the House
Tuesday, bill to pay Jacob Poss, of thi
town, $500 for expenditures made by hin
during the war for the benefit of the United
States military authorities.
Capt. James l. Waddell died in Annapo-
lis, Monday night, aged sixty-two years,
During the war he commanded the Con.
federate cruiser, Shenandoah, and destroyed
many valuable merchant ships.
1t is said that the nomination of Matthews
colored, to be Recorder of Deeds 10 Wash.
ington, will be reported unfavorably by the
Committee on the District of Columbia, Ia
which it was referred by the Senate.
Col II. Kyd Douglas, OF Hagerstown, on
Thursday evening of last week delivered a
lecture In Boston, on the Southern Volun
teeri TO an immense audience The Boston
papers are very complimentary to the dis.
ingnished orator.
recently mare and her colt, belonging
h Mr.. John Il. Diamond, who resides near
9aithersburg, was attacked by some hogs.
Pc colt was entirely eaten up, and the
fiafe sustained hch injuries az she Alter
Yards died from.
Mrs. Sallie Hall, relict OF the late John
Hall, died at her residence in Poolesvile
on Saturday Of last week, of pneumonia
Her remains were buried ON Sunday, u,
Monocacy Cemetery. She leaves one son
and two daughters, with u host OF friends
TO mourn her loss.
On Thursday OF last week Philip Shearer,
who resides near Montrose, while trimming
II tree that had been removed from the
ground, struck his axe accidently against a
branch which misdirected the blow and
cut his foot in twain. The cut reached
from the toes to the ankle and he is now
confined to his bed
A well known citizen of Lancaster, Pa
MIR. l.. Ii. Keller, writes: Having sprainel
leg of almost thirty days standing, and after
trying half dozen advertised preparations
in the market without satisfactory results
| was advised to try Salvation Oil, did So
and in less than three days my leg was all
right again. IL did the work
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon.
day, March 10, are reported by 1avenner
Bros. as follows: Seyenty-one cattle up and
sold. Best, Al to 81 cents; good, A. to Al
cents; medium, to a. cents; common, 3 u
cents; sheep and lambs-sheep, A TO 81
cents; lambs, To Ct cents; 1G cows and
calves from $50 to $45. Market brisk
Died, suddenly at Sedalia, Mo, March II
1886, Major VIM. d. Fuller, formerly Of the
Third United States Artillery, and son Of the
late Thomas j. d. Fuller, of Washington
&c. His funeral took place at Oak Hill
Cemetery, Georgetown, on Wednesday last
Major Fuller was for some months resi-.
dent OF this place, where he made many
warm friends.
The annual conference OF the NJ T.
Church South, which has been in session
at Staunton, Va, during this week made
the following appointments for this county
B. w Bend and H, z. Hamill, Rockville
A. b. Martin, supernumerarY. Montgomery
circuit, j. II. Boyd Rev. T. II. Whisner
was appointed Presiding Elder m Baltimore
District. Rev. J. G. Dice was appointed
Presiding Elder of Rockingham District
and Rev Forest J. Prcttyman was stationed
at Bridgewater, in the same district.
A quiet wedding took place ON Thurs
day, the llth instant, at the residence Of
the brides mother, near Silver Spring. The
bride was Miss Edith Shaw, and the groom
Hon. A. l.. Graeves The bride wore a
handsome dress ui ecru and brown embossed
velvet and silk Both are very popular, and
there were many elegant presents. lmme'
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Graeves left for New York, and on their
return go to Annapolis 10 remain Til tn
adjournment OF the Legislature. Rev. K l.
Brown was the officiating clergyman.