Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-06-04
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Town and Country.

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DC cigar. Sold Owens Drug Store.
Mr.. John H. Gassaway, of Germantown
on Wednesday, at the Fair, sold fifteen Nc.
Cormick Binders and three Mowers.
ii. W. Talbot, Esq, OF this place, has
been appointed one OF the directors on the
part OF the State Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Rev. Dr. Meyer Levin, rector of Trinity
r. b. Church, at Marlborough, Md, died
suddenly of apoplexy, in Washington, on
Friday last.
Hon. Joseph Bradley recently sold his
farm, near the District line, for $4,000.
The purchasers name we did not learn,
but is of Washington.
Archbishop Gibbons will administer the
rite of confirmation at St Roses Catholic
Church, at Choppers Station, on Monday
morning, 9TH instant, at 1890 O'Clock
by reference to the timetable it will be
seen that several changes have been made
in the time of running trains on the Metro.
politan Branch of the B. s. o. Railroad.
Mr.. VIM. Graft fell from a tree that he
had climbed after a squirrel, recently, and
broke his collar bone. His many friends
will be glad to learn that he is fast recover
ing.
Mrs. Mamie Byers, wife of j. F. Byers,
esssAeeF Of the the AEaasslSaal Bank, this place,
has returned from Baltimore, where she was
under treatment for an affection of the eyes,
very much improved in sight
On Monday evening last Mrs. Col. VIM.
Kilgour, of this town, was attacked with
serious commissions. We are glad to be
able to state that she is now something bet
ter, but her family is apprehensive.
The Davis sewing machine, which was to
have been rallied at the late Catholic festi-
val, here, and postponed to last Tuesday,
was ratified upon that day by Misses Annie
Maddox and Kate Leonard, and the prize
was secured by Mr.. Samuel Case, of Poto-
mac.
President Cleveland was married to Miss
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nesday evening. The happy couple passed
here on special train about o'clock that
evening for Deer Park. They were followed
on the 10 O'Clock train by about fifty re-
porters for the daily papers.
Recently Mr.. Warwick Hough, who re,
sides near Hunting Hill, purchased a fine
looking horse in Washington City for $50
and soon after he had him home he broke
out with the larcy. A mule belonging to
Mr.. HOugh contracted the disease also and
few days ago he was compelled 10 kill
them both
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon.
day, May 81, are reported by Tavcnner Bros
as follows: Catlle-best, 81 to 81 cts; good,
b to 81 cents; medium, 4 to 5 cents; com
mon, 81 to A cents; 675 sheep and lambs
wool sheep, 4 to 5 cents; clipped sheep, 3
to At cents; lambs, a to II cents; 10 cows
and calves from $25 to $40 Market slow
on account Of rain.
On Friday Of last week we had the pleas
ure visit from o. G. Warehime, the popu
lar editor Of the Frederick Union. Since
assuming control of that journal Mr.. W
has made it one of the best printed and
most ably edited Democratic journals in
the State. His able work for the party in
-EredGtiek county deserves and should re,
GIVE tiie support Of the party
George Nee, colored, was committed to
the House OF Correction by Justice Craw-
ford, on Friday Of last week. He was ar
rested on suspicion of being the ravisher Of
Miss Gloyd and again released. Through
his indgnity he procured gun, marched
around and swore nobody could take him.
Sheriff Miller was in Gaithersburg at the
time and arrested George and he was sent
off for vagrancY.
Mr. M. l.. Venabe, one of our most popu-
lar citizens, has accepted a position as teacher
of large female school in South Carolina.
He leaves here Immediately after the public
schools close, in which he has been an ac-
ceptable teacher Tor several years Both his
public and private functions have been char
acterized by impartiality and the highest
order Of intelligence He will ever be re-
membered here by the people whom he has
lived with for a goodly number OF years
with kindly feeling.
We are glad to know that Messrs. ID. +.
Mason, A. L. Graeves and j. Heath Dodge,
committee of A. f. & A. NJ, have been SO
fortunate as to put 1t in the power of many
of Montgomery people to hear the charming
berland, Nd, at Sligo public hall, on We'd
ncsday evening, 10th instant, at 8 O'Clock.
Subject, "What the world NAV see and know
of Free Masonry" The lecture is for the
is blind. Refreshments and music will be
furnished.
On Saturday night last two valuable horses
were taken from the pastures OF Mr. Sylyes
mill, and on Sunday morning, supposing
they had been stolen, the latter gentleman
came here and advised the detectives Of
Washington and other places of the fact
hdJ thO hhiii1iS WNiN iChhAi
that Of Mr. Jones in the field of Mr.. Samuel
Veins, and the other in the woods near
Bells mill. They bore marks Of having
been ridden Tor some distance and then
placed where they were found.
On Wednesday last, as Mr.. Clagett Hol-
land and his two sons were returning home
from ile Fair, in different vehicles, the horse
driven by the sons took fright near the east
cru limits Of this tDwn aud ran away. In
his course the horse ran the vehicle " which
he vas attached against thai in which Mr.
Holland was riding. The three gentlemen
were thrown oat, anl by bolding on 10 tho
horses, which they succeeded in stopping,
were badly bruised about their faces and
bodies. 1t was miracle that they escaped
~ luckily The topof the carriage which
the sons were driving was wrecked, but the
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