Montgomery County sentinel., 1886-01-29
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here with his father, is lying dangerously
i'll with typhoid pneumonia.
One of the twin children of Mr.. Ken
Butt died of convulsions on Wednesday
last, aged about four months.
Gentlemen who prefer to have their cloth
ing made to order may save money by read
ing the new ad of E. p Barnum S Co
Weare informed that the Bethesda church
was robbed on Friday of last week. We
have been unable to learn what was stolen
Mahlon Cooper, blacksmith at Hunting
Hill, while handling revolver on Sunday
last, was shot through the hand by an ac-
cdental discharge of it,
In alighting from his buggy on Saturday
evening last, Mr.. VIM. Carr, of this town,
severely sprained his ankle. He has been
confined to his bed since.
Mr.. l.. w. Charlton and Miss Kate Baker
were married on the 10Th instant, at the
residence of the brides mother, Brookeville,
by Rev. DIR. Maynard, both of this county
Mr.. 0. II. p. Clark, of this county, is an
applicant for the position of Superintendent
Of the Maryland House of Correction. He
has very strong endorsement from this
county.
AT meeting Of the County Commits
sioners, held on Wednesday, the petition of
H. M. Clagett and others was rejected The
road petition of John d. Offutt and others
was hsrrr 40 es.sia %.
Mr. J. M. VIM. Hanson aud Miss Victegae
G., eldest daughter of our iellow.taYnsman,
Mr.. Henry Ansley, were married i Trinity
Church, Washington, d. c., by Rev. r. r.
Brown, on Thursday of last week.
Those desiring to purchase horses, cattle,
or other stock, farming implements, &c,
should attend the sale of Samuel Dorsey,
Administrator of W. +. Dorsey, deceased,
near Triadelpha, on February 4th. See ad.
In the Orphans Court, ON Tuesday, let
tiers of administration on the estate of Alfred
Baker, deceased, were granted to John d.
Purdum, and Josiah Webster was appointed
executor of the last will and testament of
John w. Webster
The extraordinary low prices at which
iirst-class clothing is offered at the popular
Ten Per Cent House of Victor +. Adler,
Washington, should induce an early call by
those who wish to secure bargains See
new ad. on 4th page.
Lewis Carroll, a colored boy living on the
farm Of Mr.. Chas, b. Rozier, near this town,
cut his foot in two while cutting wood with
an axe on Wednesday of last week DIR.
Anderson stitched the foot together and the
boy is doing very well under the circum-
stances.
"Died of ammonia, poor fellow" said the
renowned Mrs Partington, on learning of
a friends death from pneumonia. 81 be-
leve | should have died. too, but for DIR
Bulls Cough Stirrup. 1t stirred up my
cold and drove it way" Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup she meant, of course.
The fourth Quarterly Meeting of the
Rockville circuit OF the NJ. E. Church. South
will be held at Rockville, on Saturday and
Sunday, January the 30th and 31st Pro-
tracted meeting will begin on Sunday night,
January the 31st. Presiding Elder T. f.
Carson is expected to be present. The pub
lie are invited.
On Old Story.-Look at a human being
when under the influence of that terrible
rhppnNufispn Trivial
We're neglected until the disease became
established, whereas all the long suffering
could have been prevented by the prompt
use of Salvation Oil, costing only % cents
bottle at all drug stores.
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, January 20, are reported by Tavcnner
Bros. as follows: Fifty cattle up and sold
Best, Al to St cents; good, A. to Al cents
medium, to a. cents; common, 81 to A
cents; 260 sheep and lambs-sheep, 30 to
Al cents; lambs, Az to Ct cents; 10 cows
and calves from $25 to $50 Market brisk
Mr. Thomas f Monday, having perma-
nently located in this place, is prepared To
attend to all orders in the line of Black
smithing, Wheelwrghtng or Coach Paint
ing that may be entrusted to him. He makes
a speciality of horse -shoeing, and in that
branch of the business has no superior in
the county. Encourage home enterprise
and give him call. See card.
News was received here in the earlier
part of the week of the death of Lewis Bel.
ley, third son Of Mrs. Jane Bailey. Mr..
Bailey left here in 1868 for Arizona, and at
the time of his death had amassed quite a
fortune. He was in the 3Sth year of his
age We have, as yet, not received the par
ticuars of his death. He was largely con-
nected in the District of Columbia, Virginia
and New York.
The Democratic members of the two
Houses of the Maryland Legislature eau
cosed on Wednesday last and nominated
Hon. Stevenson Archer, OF Hartford county,
for State Treasurer to succeed Mr.. Cuttings,
who sought reelection Mr.. Laird, of this
county, seconded the nomination of Mr.
Cuttings. He said he could not see why
Mr.. Gittings should be singled out 10 be
turned down, wfen it had been the custom
toNIetorn faithisl officials. MI. Chapman
withdrew from ~ contest.
News was received here on Thursday oI
last week Of the death, in the New Jersey
penitentiary, Of Milton Munday, who at one
time was quite notorious character in lhi'
place. He came here some years ago and
took rooms at hotel. representing himself
to be government detective He after
wards married handsome and highly re-
spected young lady OF this neghborhood
and removed 10 Washington city. lie had
been there but short time when he was ar
restAl on the charge Of larceny in New Jer
sey, taken back there, tried, convicted anc
sent to the penitentiary for ten years. He had
served about Two years at the time Of his