Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-10-12
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Town and Country.

LIEU, on Inc 1tu lusIdut, al tu6 TesluouCo
OF Dickerson Poole, this county, Mary NJ
Dickerson, aged SO years.
Rev. David Bush will preach at Potomac
M. E. Church South next Sunday at II A.
M. and Rockville at 1850 p. M.
Attention is called to the new ad. of Rob-
inson, Parker & Co., on our first page AT
this popular house yoo can always procure
fine clothing at low prices
There will be Democratic meeting at
Lay Hall, on Saturday night next, October
18th, at which prominent speakers will dis
cuss the issues of the campaign.
Mr.. S. II. Mullican will please accept our
thanks for basket OF the largest preserving
apples We have seen this season. They were
raised on his place near this town.
The President on Wednesday sent to tho
Senate a message returning without ap-
prova, a bill for tho relief OF Mrs. Laura L.
Maddox, widow Of Jos. II. Maddox.
The quarterly report of the Montgomery
County National Bank Of Rockville, pub
lished in another column, shows that insti-
tuition to be in aDurshing condition.
The highest price reached for No. wheat
in the Baltimore market was on Monday,
when it was quoted at $1.30. The quota
ton for the same on Wednesday was $1.16.
On Saturday last, Messrs. Anderson s.
Bouic sold the farm of Henry K. Vanhorn,
Ave miles from Knowles Station, con-
"a hat tall far
$3.50.
DR.. ]. H. Cuthbert, OF Washington, d. G.,
will regularly supply the pulpit Of the
Baptist church, this place, until further no.
tice, having preaching every Sunday morn
ing and none at night
The County Commissioners, on Tuesday
last, took up the j. II. Crawford road case,
and after hearing the petitioners tho case
was postponed for sixty days to hear any
appeals that may come in.
Married, on the 9th of October, 1888, at the
house of Philip Beck, Esq, by the Rev ].
W. Santce, D. d., Mr.. AIonzo Rice, Of
Montgomery county, Md, To Miss Minnie
l. Kline, OF Washington county, Md.
The startling advertisement of B. Robin
son & Co., which appears in this issue, re-
quires no notice from US, 1t speaks for itself.
This house, we will simply add, is one OF
tho few remaining landmarks OF the Dis
trict.
Cards are out for the marriage o! the
Rev. Forrest j. Prettyman, Of ST. PauPs
NJ E. Church, Baltimore, and Miss Bessie
Stonestreet, daughter Of Dr. +. K. Stone
street, of this town, to take place here on the
18th instant
On Monday last, Joseph r. Rabbit, of
Washington, and John w. Kelchner, of
this place, visited Pennifil's on the Poto-
mac, and after two days fishing returned
with twenty-five specimens OF black bass
that were hard to beat.
"For years l suffered from loss Of appe-
lite and indigestion, but failed to find relief
until 1 began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla
This medicine entirely cured me- My ap
petite aud digestion are now perfect. Fred
G.. Bower, 496 7th ST., South Boston, Mass
A fine head of hair is an indispensable
element of beauty Ayers Hair Vigor main
tains youthful freshness and luxuriance, re-
stores to faded and gray hair its original
color, prevents badness, removes dandruff,
: end cures scatfs diseases. 1t gives perfect
satisfaction.
BY reference to his card in another col
nmn it will be seen that Mr. Eustace A.
Ansley will commence the Jeweiry and
Matchmaking business at this place. His
store will be open and ready for business
on the 18th instant. We cordially recon-
inond him to our readers
Sales of livestock at Droyers' Rest, Mon
day, Oct 8, are reported by Tavcnner Bros,
as follows: Cattle-best, 1t to Al cents;
good, to At cents; medium, 81 to a cents;
common, 2t TO 81 cents; sheep and lambs
sheep, 81 to 81 cents lambs, At to 81 cents;
calves, a. to cents Market good.
On Monday last Chief. Justice Fuller OF
the Supreme Court was sworn into Office, the
oath being administered by himself large
crowd was in attendance. On Tuesday the
Court took up the Bell telephone case, the
opening argument being made by Judge
Thurman, Democratic candidate for the
Vice Presidency.
Mr. George w Kirk, who is prospecting
gold in this county, exhibited At this
ACE few days ago specimen of quartz
bout eighteen inches long and six inches
lin diameter. which had been examined by
4 experts, and was said to contain $500 worth
| OF gold. He said it was found in this coun-
w, but declined TO give the locality.
Three colorcd men, John Stevenson and
Bud Smthson, Of this place, and VIM. Bar
ton, of Washington, were arrested here on
Sunday last, and committed to Jail by JUS
tlce Morgan, charged with gambling, they
having been caught in the act. Stevenson
gave security and the others were placed in
Jail until Tuesday, when they had hear
ing and were all discharged, there being no
law to hold them.
On Thursday of last week President
Cleveland and Commissioner Miller visited
Pennifiil's Lock, at the mouth of Muddy
= Crunch, on the Potoulac % enjoy The line
bass fishing at that point. They returned
to Washington on Friday evening with
large supply of bass, the President having
caught eleven. Both OF the distinguished
geutlemeu expressed themselves as highly
pleased with their trip
Mrs. Hester Ann Davis, wife OF Mr.. A. b.
Davis, died at her home near Rrookevllle,
this county, on Tuesday last, in her 10Th
year. Among those with her at her death
were her husband, three daughters, Mrs G.
w. Bowie, her sster-Inlaw, Mrs. Thomas
j. Holland and Bishop Whipple, who had
been with her for the past three days. Mrs.
Davis was Miss Wilkins, OF Baltimore