Montgomery County sentinel., 1886-09-24
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byterian church, Potomac district, on Sun
day next, the 26th instant, at II A. M.
Married, on 10th instant, at Rockville, BY
the Rev. DR.. simpson, Mr.. David knight
and Miss Lucinda Burriss, both of this
county.
A marriage license was issued in Wash
ington this week to Richard Lee Saunders
of this county, and Nellie J. Bean, of Wash
ington county, Md.
The receipts from the festival held a
Forest Glen short time ago for the benefit o
Carroll Chapel amounted to $405.5O, after
paying all expenses.
Married, on September the Goth, 1886, at
st. Patrick's church, Washington, by the
Rev. Father Walter, Ellis E. Moore and
Henrietta Il. Buckholtz.
The little daughter of Robert Humphrey,
of Germantown, who fell from a second
story window some days ago, died from the
injuries received on Friday last.
Persons desiring to purchase stock, farm.
ing implements, &C., are referred to the sale
by Mr.. VIM. Graft to take place to. morrow
at his place one mile north of this place.
A collection was taken up in st. Marys
Catholic church, this place, on Sunday last
for the Charleston sufferers from the recent
earthquake The collection amounted to
$1s
Married, on Thursday evening, Septem.
ber the 10Th, 1885, by the Rev w. s. Ed
wards, VIM Il. Easton, of West Washing
ton, d. c., and Miss Edith Stevens, of this
county.
With one of the largest factories in the
world tits now almost impossible to promtly
supply the demand for "Tansills Pun nch, "
Americas finest sc. cigar Sold at Owens
Drug Store.
A young son of Henson job nson, colored
near this place, was bitten on the foot by a
snake on Thursday evening OF last week.
The wound caused his ankle and leg to
swell considerably, but he is now considered
out of danger.
A severe frost was general throughout
the northern part OF Vermont and New
Hampshire Monday night The ground
fioze and vegetation was considerably in
jured A snow storm prevailed In Belknap
county, N. II.
Rev. l.. A. Mann, the Prohibition cand.
date for Congress from the Sixth District
will begin an active personal campaign of
the District October 10. He will visit each
county in the District several times before
the election.
On Friday last Lewis f. McAbee, while
travelling between Derwood and Redland,
this county, lost book containing railroad
tickets to various points and some other ar
ticles, for which he will reward the finder
by leaving the same at Unity, Md.
Postmaster Etchison, of this county called
at the Postofice Department on w Wednesday
and requested that the mail service be ex-
tended from Laytonsvlle TO Etchison, so as
to form direct connection between the
latter point and Gaithersburg. The matter
was taken under advisement.
The Fair of the Maryland State Agricul.
tural and Mechanical Association, which
was held at Pimlico last week, was grand
success and reflects great credit on the man.
agement Mr.. Frank Brown, of Baltimore,
is President of the Association, and to his
untirng energy much of the success is due
Parties desiring to purchase the finest
quality of goods imported into this country
or manufactured here are referred to the
new ad. of Seaton Perry in this issue. The
goods offered for sale at this establishment
are all firstclass and can be purchased on
as reasonable terms as from any house
south of New York.
On Saturday, October . I, valuable and
highly improved little farm OF so acres, situ.
ated in Berry's district, will I've offered for
sale by Mr.. John Il. Baker, Auctioneer.
Persons desirous of securing comfortable
home in pleasant and rapidly improving
part of the county should examine his ad.
vertsement in another column.
A letter from Vice. President Samuel
Spencer, of the B. & o. Railroad, TO citi.
zen of Washington. d. c.. states positively
that it is the intention of the railroad com.
pany to put double track on the Metro.
politan Branch at an early day. This Ia
good news to all residents along the line
and To the travelling public generally.
Sales Of livestock At Drovers Rest, Mon.
day, Sept 20, are reported by Tavenner Bros
asfolows; Cattle-best, At to 400 cts; good
4 to At cents; medium, 81 to 4 cents; com.
mon, 81 to cents; 905 sheep and lambs
lambs, Al to cents; sheep, "a TO 81 cents
yearlings, to cents calves, 6 to 81 cents
Is COWS and calves from $25 To $50. Mar.
ket brisk
Mr. j. Y Bratton, of Somerset county, has
entered upon the editorship and manage.
ment of the Ellicott City Times. Mr.. b
has for some months occupied the position
Of city editor OF the Baltimore Herald, and
brings to his new duties ripe experience
in journalism. Under his leadership we
predict for the Times an increased popularity
and usefulness.
The particular attention Of honsekeepers
who wish 10 secure bargains, is called TO the
new ad. OF Lansburgh 81 Bros, proprietor,
OF the largest dry goods house in Washing
ton. AT this immense establishment every
thing in the line Of dry goods can be pro
cured, of the best quality and at the loves
prices. A visit to this superb house viii
well repay yon whether you wish to pur.
chase or not
Mrs. Washington, of Connecticut, deliy
cred an address ut the Town Hall on Mon
day night last 10 large audience, in the
interest Of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, and was listened To with
much interest On Tuesday branch OF III,
Order was organized here with the follow
ing officers President, Sophia ID. Higgins
Secretary, Miss Anna Veirs; Treasurer
Mrs. d. II. Bouic. Presidents to b
appointed, one from each church in town.