Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25
gnfal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.


Ofall good hours Royal York is the best
S. D. Higgins & Son, Agent
The Methodist General Conference has
extended the pastoral term to five years.
G. Il. Dunlop, of Georgetown, d. c., ad
vertises good cheap binders for sale. See ad
d. H. Warfeld wishes to purchase wool
in large or small lots, at the highest market
price.
Samuel, son Of MIR. Hilleary Bogley, ha;
secured a clerkship with s. d. Higgins &
son, OF this town.
For the whitest and most nutritious bread
use Royal York Flour. s. d. Higgins &
Son, Agent
The +. l.. Moore Agricultural Company s
advertisement of fine harvest goods for 1888
will appear next week.
The coiorel brass band paraded this town
in their new uniforms Whit Monday, and
afforded our citizens some lively music.
A game Of ball between the Rockville and
Gaithersburg amateur mines on Monday last
was won by the former club by 30 to 26.
Mrs Judge VIM. V. Bouic is lying very
sick at her home in this town, which is caus-
ing her family as well as her many friends
much uneasiness
The proposition to discuss the fisheries
treaty in open Senate has been defeated by
vote of 28 to e. Hale voted in the ma
iority with the Democrats.
The use of single bottle of Halls Vege-
table Sicilian Hair Renewer will show its
efficacy in restoring the natural color Of the
hair and cleansing the scalp.
Miss Lizzie, sister of Spencer c. Jones,
Esq, OF this town, with whom she resided,
died on Wednesday evening last OF tumor
of the stomach, aged 62 years.
The Union Labor party last week nomi-
mated, al Cincinnati, A. j. Streeter, of Hi
nois, for President by accamation, and G.
L. Cunningham, of Arkansas, for Vice Pres
ident.
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.
Mrs. VIM. Gloyd, whose husband was
killed ON the Metropolitan Railroad, near
Germantown, several years ago, has com
promised her damage suit, the Company
paying her 81 400 and the cost in the suit.
The store of Mr.. II. A. Garrett, at the
Great Falls, was entered on Sunday night
last, through his dwelling, which is over the
store, and robbed of $19 in cash Mr..
Garrett and his family were at church at
the time. The thief is still at large.
In chronic diseases, medicines should be
restoring, and not debilitating, in their ac
tion. The wonderful Strengthening and
curative effects, realized from the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, sustain the reputation
of this remedy as the most popular blood
purifier.
Ayers Pills are invaluable for the cure OF
headache, constipation, stomach and liver
troubles, and all arrangements of the diges-
tive and assimilative organs. These pills
are sugar coated, sale and pleasant TO take.
always reliable and retain their virtues in
any climate.
VIM Gore, who was bitten by rattle
snake at Fort Lee week ago, and has been
dosed with whiskey ever since, will be out
,T, III -, e.. Il.
can be bitten by snakes and cured by whis-
key but you can't be bitten by whiskey and
cured by snakes.
Collector John E. West has returned to
the County Commissioners about $4,000
worth of newly assessed property prepara-
tory to the next levy, situated in the fourth
collection district OF this property is the
steam flour mill of Jones, Lyddaue & Co.,
at Derwood assessed at $4,000
Mr. O, s. Maus, formerly OF the firm of
Garrett & Maus, at Great Falls, has rented
the Talbot House, at BarnesvilIe, this coun
". He is To take possession on the 1st of
June The citizens of Barnesville will find
in Mr.. Maus hospitable host and an enter
prising gentleman. May success crown his
effort
Sales of livestock ut Drovers' Rest, Mon.
day, May u are reported by Taveuner Bros,
AS follows: Cattle-best, Al to 5 cents
good, At to A. cents; medium, 4 to At cents
common, % to 4 cents sheep and lambs
sheep, A. to 81 cents lambs 81 to 81 cents
calves, 81 to 81 cents; 10 cows and calves
from $3.50 to $42.50.
A fine game of ball was played between
the Wheaton and Burnt Mills mines Whit
Monday, which was hotly contested, and re-
suited in Il victory for the former. The bat
terry work of Barnes and Cssell, the batting
of 4. b. Clark Page and Cissell for Wheaton
and Freeman and E. Hopkins for Burnt
Mills were the features.
Mrs. Sawyer, wife of Senator Sawyer, OF
Wisconsin, the proprietor of gold mine in
this county, died on Monday last at her res
idence in Washington city. Mrs. Sawyer
has been an invalid for several years, an d
for the last six months has been unable tc
leave her bedroom or speak above whis
per. The immediate cause Of her death was
slow paralysis and failure of the heart.
The glad news comes that the floods in
the Mississippi River are subsiding, aitel
having done damage To growing crops anc
to improvements Of all kinds, mounting uI
well into the millions. The thrifty valley
has been laid waste, on the Illinois side, to
an area of some three hundred thousanc
acres. The cities of Keokuk and Quincy
which lie almost at the apex Of the grea
bend, are among the worst injured cities
being cut off in some directions from com
municaton of any sort; while Fall Creek
Hull and one or two Others Of the smaller
towns have to thank their natural altitud
for the happy circumstance that they ar
mot antjrelv enhmerOed as the water snrpad