Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-11-19
goeal aud gersuual.
Town aud Country.

this year 1000 barrels of corn, we under
stand.
MIR, James Dawson, Attorney at Law, Of
this place has money to loan on first mort
gage. See ad.
The official returns in this Congressional
District give McComas majority over
Baughman of 403 votes
DIR. Le!evre will preach on the 2lst instant
in the Presbyterian church at Bethesda in
the morning and Rockville in the afternoon.
Mrs Christie Baker died, on Wednesday
night last, at the residence of her son-in-
law, Mr.. VIM. Magruder, at Montrose, aged
n years.
They are made entirely of selected stock,
which accounts for the immense popularity
of"Tansll's Punch" sc. cigar Sold Owens
Drug Store
DIR. Joseph Gilpin contempates returning
East to assist DR. George Gilpin, his brother,
in his large practice in the neighborhood of
Tennallytown.
Rev. James Il. Avirett of Silver Spring
Parish, this county, has accepted call to
the Rectorship of Trinity p f. Church,
Upper Marlboro, Nd
We received no mail yesterday up to the
hour of going to press 1t is said that this
was on account of an accident on the rail!
road, but no particulars could be learned.
We understand that Mr. Silas W. Davis,
of Poolesville, has resigned the principal
ship of the public school at that place and
accepted responsible position in Baltimore.
The cholera has broken out with much
violence in Clarksburg district among the
iattening hogs, Much apprehension is felt
lest this disease will extend throughout the
county
G. r. Walden will give public reading
at Poolesvlle on to- ight-Friday-an at
Jacksonville on tomorrow Saturday. At
later day he will give an entertainment in
this town.
Married, in New York City, on the End
instant, DR.. William Moore, the youngest
son of Mr.. F. Il. Moore of Georgetown, d.
c., to Miss Virginia Schoonmaker, of Brook
Ign, N. y.
A famous Washington gambler, it is said
will soon go to preaching. He would have
begun itten Years ago, but he only just now
found cure for his cough. 1t is Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
"On fortunes cap we're not the very but
ton but we think ourselves uncommonly
lucky since we found sovereign remedy
for pain 1t is Salvation Oil-twenty five
cents bottle,
Those OF our farmers who desire a safe
and liberal commission house for the sale of
their produce in Washington, are referred
the card OF Messrs. Snoufer q Yakey, in
another column.
Married, on the 18th instant, at the Neels-
vile Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Jno.
r. Henderson, james Edward Deets, NJ. d.,
and Miss Salle l. Henderson, daughter of
the late Rev. J. S. II. Henderson.
Our enterprising contemporary, the West
IllluSltl 2IuCcthft III ITO iSSuC u ldlSb MtCh
entered upon new volume, and still holds
the position of one Of the best printed and
most ably edited papers of the State
On Saturday last Messrs James b. Hen.
derson and Edw c. Peter, as Trustees, sold
the farm of the late John Welsh, contain
ing 1901 acres, and situated near Travilah
this county, to james Welsh, for 5000 per
acre.
Mr. Robert Peter on Tuesday sold his
farm in Jamestown district to Mr.. John
McDermott, of Washington city, for $3.50
per acre. Mr.. Peter left for Washington on
Wednesday, where he will reside in the
future.
Prof G. r. Walden, of the Kansas School
of Oratory, gave fine entertainment at the
A. 5. Academy, Jamestown, on Monday
evening last Prot Waden's eocution is
wonderful and We predict for him great
success.
Married, at the Gaithersburg NJ. Il. Church
South on Wednesday evening last, by Rev
DIR. Lodge, Mr.. J. Dorsey Plummer and
Miss Alice v Ward, both of Gaithersburg
The wedding march was played by Mr.
Glen Poole.
AS the Christmas Holidays are not far off
preparations for the same are in order, and
at no better place can these be made than al
the store of G.. W. Offutt e. Bro, the popu
lar Grocery Merchants of West Washington
See new adj.
Another collision of freight trains oc
CURED at Tuscarora station on the Metro
pultan Branch Railroad, on Wednesday o
last week A number of cars were wrecked
and as the quickest means of clearing til,
track, they were set on fire.
Our thanks are due Mr.. Albert King, o
this place, for box of delicious fried oys
tiers, got up in the style for which his estab
lishment is so noted in this community
Those who desire oysters in any quantit,
or style should give Mr.. King IA call.
Mr.. Chas. Wilson intends to begin tn
building of large boarding house this fal
upon the lot he lately purchased at tn
western end Of this town. Mr. Wilson
full Of enterprise, and we expect to see
building not surpassed by anyin the town
Miss Dove, daughter of our friend Ran
dolph Dove, near here, has secured the ar
pointment to the Brookeyile Public Schoo
Numberless applications were made for til
position through the SENTINEL's advertise
ment Of the vacancy, and the Trustees fec
thankful to all applicants
The Missionary Society of the Methods
Episcopal Church South, Of Potomac dis
trict, held an interesting meeting at Potc
mac Chapel on Tuesday evening. Mr.
Frank Bond, of Baltimore, delivered an ad
dress, and Miss Mary Wallace, ofths plac
read an interesting essay.
Sales of livestock at Drovers Rest, MOI
day, Nov. 10, are reported by Tavenner Bro
as follows: Cattle--best, A to Al cts; goo'
Al TO A. cents; medium, 81 to At cents; con
mon, q to 81 cents; $50 sheep and lambs