Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-06-22
gnfal Mud gersnual.

OF all good t1ours Royal York is the best
S. d. Higgins & Son, Agent.
The net proceeds of the recent Catholic
festival held here amount to $28514
Mr.. Willard Hinkley, of Gaithersburg
has been elected teacher of Bailey's public
school.
For the whitest and most nutritious bread
use Royal York Flour. S. D. Higgins &
Son, Agent.
Frenzel's Photo Tent will be here for
about two weeks, on the lot in the rear ol
w. r. Humphreys warerooms.
Mr.. John A. Maddox, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Molie, left here on Friday last
for visit to friends in Chicago.
There.will be match game of ball at
Gaithersburg on to morrow, Saturday. be-
tween the Rockville and Gaithersburg clubs.
Messrs James Dawson and John G. Eng
land left here on Saturday last for Chicago
to attend the Republican National Conven-
tion as spectators
we hdft btCu iC4ucotCu W otAtC thht " W
ing to the absence of its editor in the South
on business there will be no issue of The
call this week
Atthe Washington Grove Camp Grounds
during the coming meeting this summer the
entrance gates will be open and Sunday SER
vices held, but no trains will stop there.
Halls Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover
is the most most reliable article in use for
restoring gray hair to its original color and
promoting the growth of the hair.
Mr.. Cooke ID. Luckett, real estate agent,
has sold to Charles w. Sage, for $3.50 cash
the building lot of William Reading, stu
ated between the property of Prof Dalby
and that of Mr.. Sage.
Mr.. A. J. Jackson, aged 29 years, a we'll
known citizen OF Potomac district, died at
his home near Great Falls on Thursday of
last week He leaves u wife and two small
children.
Mr.. Waters, on-in.law of Jas. Windsor
of Jamestown, has leased for five years the
store-house of Messrs. Winfield and Wade
Magruder at Travilah, where he proposes to
conduct business.
May Brothers, Nurserymen, Rochester,
N. Y, are in want of good statesmen to sell
their choice varieties of nursery stock, either
on salary or commission. To the right.men,
steady employment the year around. Write
them for terms.
Ayers Sarsaparilla operates radically up
on the blood, thoroughly cleansing and in
vgoratng it, AS IA sale and absolute cure
for the various disorders caused by consti-
tutional taint or infection, this remedy has
no equal. Take it this month.
Messrs Il. b. Cameron and f. p. Gulli-
yer, ofthe United States Geological Survey,
are now engaged in making Investigations
into the geological formation of this county.
They are registered at the Montgomery
House, this place.
The grass mower presented to the Catho-
iic festival by the firm of Lyddane, Jones &
Co. was raffied on Tuesday night last. 1t
was won by Michael Ertter, of Montrose,
fltytive being the lucky number upon
which he gained the prize
When the blood is loaded with impuri-
Ties, the whole system becomes disordered
This condition of things cannot last long
without serious results In such cases, q
powerful alterativeis needed, such as Ayers
Sarsaparila. 1t never fails and has no equal.
The game of base ball on Thursday of last
week between the Lay Hill and Wheaton
mines was quite "A victory for the latter
score 10 TO 4. The fielding of G. Thomp-
son, Hamilton, Cssell, Kaufman and Bell,
and the batting of Page and Eccleston were
ahe features of the game.
We have received from Messrs. Root &
Tinker, lithograpers of New York, Il fine
crayon portrait of Mr.. George W. Childs,
the well known and large e-hearted publisher
of the Philadelphia Ledger. This picture
was executed for Messrs. j. II. Bonnet &
Co, printing ink manufacturers, New York
10 whom We are indebted for a copy.
conditional contract has been made by
the recently organized Potomac Bridge Com
erick, is President, with the Smith Bridge
Company of Toledo, Ohio, for the construc
ton of an iron bridge across the Potomac
river at Point of Rocks, at a cost OF $45, 900
The structure will be about l 400 feet long
and l6 feet wide.
Sales of livestock at Drovers Rest, Mon
day, June Is are reported by Tayenner Bros.
as follows: Cattle-best, 5 to ST cents
good, At to cents; medium, Al to Al cts
common, 81 to Al cents sheep and lambs
sheep, 2l to 81 cents lambs, Al to z cents
calves, 81 to cents; 20 cows and calves
from 500 to $40 Market brisk
During the very heavy thunder storm or
Thursday evening of last week lightning
struck the dwelling house Of Mr.. Thoma!
Briggs, in the neighborhood of Gathers
burg, knocking out the gable end of the
building and doing other damage. The in
mates of the house were considerably stun
ned, and one of the children injured by tn
falling plaster of the room.
A number of thoroughbred Antrim colt
are owned in Medley's district this county
We are informed that the owners have com
bined a purse TO race their two year oil
colts for at our coming Fair. Good. IL i
such enterprise as this and also that shown
by Mr. Jesup Blair in his offer OF two purse;
for the fastest trotting year old colt and
stallion that will make our Fair success
ROckland SchO0l-The closing exer
cises of Rockland School took place Thurs
day, 14th instant. There were recitations
music and essays by the graduating class
A large number of friends of the scholar
and of the family were present and enjoye
the lawn and garden, as well as the litera
ry performances. The graduates were Mis-
Bessie Miller of Washington D. c.; Mis-