Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-11
Town and Country

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OF all good lours Royal York is the best
S. d. Higgins g. Son, Agent.
D. H. Warfeld wishes to purchase wool
in large Or small lots, at the highest market
price.
For the whitest and most nutritious bread
use Royal York Flour SD. Higgins &
Son. Agent.
postofiice will be established at Wash
ington Grove Camp Grounds with Roszel
Woodward as postmaster.
Philadelphia has at present 500 saloons
After June there will be only 200. That
is the result of high license.
Rev. }. w. Hall, OF Washington, d. c.,
has bought the VIM j. Cook property near
Gaithersburg, containing 40 acres, for $4,000.
Mr. Louis johnson removed from Wash
ington last week and located in this town,
where he will conduct the shoemaking busi-
ness on Washington street
If you would have desirable head of
hair, use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer, the most wonderful discovery OF
modern times for the hair and scalp.
Rev. Jas H. Wright, of the Baptist church
at this place, on Sunday last resigned his
pastorate to accept call from the West
End Baptist church of Petersburg, Va
The desirable little farm of 81 acres, near
Gaithersburg, with good buildings, that is
offered for sale in this issue, presents rare
chance to any one desiring nice home.
Mr.. John p. Seman sold his three year
old mare Glenola, on Tuesday last, to Mr..
ID. w. May, of Washington, ID. c., after
half mile trial in 504 seconds at Ivy City
track, for $3.50.
Mr. Jonathan Baker, who resides near
this town. has purchased the Reuben Hur-
ley farm, comprising 307 acres, situated near
Darnestown, through Mr.. Frank Higgins,
real estate agent OF this town, for So ,456.
In the spring, hundreds of persons suffer
from bois, carbunces, and other eruptive
diseases These are evidences that the sys-
TEN is trying to purge itself of impurities,
and that it needs the powerful aid which is
afforded by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Ayers Hair Vigor restores natural color
to the hair, by stimulating healthy action
of the scalp. This preparation also pro-
duces vigorous growth of the hair, and
gives it Il beautiful lustre and youthful ap
pearance. Recommended by physicians,
clergymen and scientists.
Charles Sincindiver, of Washington, took
possession of the Fair Grounds track here
on Thursday last. He brought with him
three running horses, which he will prac-
tice over this track. He proposes to tram
some of the fine bred colts raised in this
county for those who desire to have them
trained.
Sales of livestock ut Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, May 7, are reported by Tavenner Bros,
as follows: Cattle-best, Al to cents;
good, Al to Az cents; medium, to Al cents;
common, q to cents sheep and lambs
sheep, A to 81 cents; lambs, 81 to 8 cents; +;
calves, 5! to 6 cents; 10 cows and calves
from $25 to $45.
Reports from various sections of Frederick
ordinary wheat crop will be raised this year,
which will make the fourth successive bad
crop experienced in that county. A num-
Der of farmers are plowing their wheat un-
der IN order to plant corn in its place, while
Others are turning their attention to tomato
and lima bean raising for canning purposes.
We extend our thanks to the Messrs.
Baker, of Buckeystown, for an invitation to
accompany the stockholders of the Standard
Lime and Stone Company on an excursion
to their properties at Martinsburg, W. Va,
on the 18th instant A train of parlor cars
will start from Baltimore at p. NJ, and ar
rive at the objective point at z. M, and
return the same evening. A pleasant day
is anticipated
Boats began passing the scene of the rock
slide at the c. & o. Canal tunnel Saturday,
the steamer Maryland being used as tow,
as the towpath is not yet repaired. AS soon
as all the boats are gotten by the water Will
he drawn off to admit of removal OF some OF
the rock still remaining, thus causing about
two days more delay to navigation, which
will not, however, have any serious effect.
President Gambril left the tunnel Saturday.