Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-03-02
Iueal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.


Town and Country.
In this issue David L. Craver advertises c
sell or trade fine young stallion. See ad.
DIR. Wootton last week introduced bill
in the House of Delegates to incorporate
Hyattstown, this county.
Mr.. Laird's bill to abolish the Office of
State Fish Commissioner was defeated on
Wednesday last by a vote of 81 to 33.
Recently bill was introduced in Con
gress to incorporate the Washington and
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
On Sunday last Deputy Sheriff Howard
White lodged John Brown, colored, in Jail
here, charged with violating the local op-
ton law
In another column we print the adver-
tisement of Mr.. r. Watkins offering to the
public his service in his official capacity of
Justice of the Peace.
A good head of hair is desired by every
one. Halls Vegetable Siciian Hair Re-
newer will restore the hair, if the hair cells
are not closed up.
Mr. William T. Jones, of Poolesville dis
trct, this county, inherits by the will of w
w. Corcoran $4,000 from his estate, and
each of his children SO ,000
The youngest daughter of Mrs. Emily
Clements, Marie, who was lately burned,
died on Tuesday night, and the other child,
also burned, is not expected to live.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents. February 28, 1888. by the ARey. j.
ID. Still, Alfred c. Halnes, OF this county, to
Celia w. Burton, of Washington, ID. G.
On Monday last a jury of inquest investi-
gated the mental condition of Rev. Geo. W.
Israel, of Clarksburg district, at the Court
House here, and found him to be of unsound
mind.
Mrs. Senator George Peter returned home
here ON Saturday last from Annapolis after
aweek's visit While there she was hand
somely entertained by Governor and Mrs.
jackson. Mrs. Peter was highly pleased
with her visit.
Almost miracles are some OF the cures
accomplished by the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. In the case of r. l.. King, Rich
mond, Va, who suffered for AZ years with
an aggravated form of scrofula, Ayers Sar-
saparilla effected astonishing results.
"All signs laiP'-e4cept pimples and
blotches. These never fail 10 indicate an
impure condition of the blood, which may
be thoroughly ceansed and renewed by the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. The most efiica-
cious and economical of blood purifiers.
On Monday last Mr. Laird introduced
bill in the House giving the Courts of this
State the power To prohibit the publication
of such Court proceedings as they may think
improper to publish. This bill has met with
sharp opposition in the Baltimore daiies, it
being considered u muZze Of the press.
Mr.. Eli Moulden has purchased build
ing lot in "Janeta," an eastern addition to
Rockville, and owned by DIR. G. J. Mad
dox. Mr. Moulden is now preparing to
build dwelling upon this lot. Eight other
lots have been sold in this addition, which
have lately been taken within the town
limits.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr. Chas. Higgins, near Brookevile
on January 31st by Rev. Mr.. Laird, Mr. J
Clinton Dorsey and Miss Rose Higgins
Though their marriage was private they
were the recipients of many beautiful and
valuable presents. This very popular young
couple lett for their future home accompa
MED by the best wishes OF their many true
and loving friends.
On Friday of last week the bill requiring
the convict labor of the State pcnitentiary to
work on State account that all convict made
goods be stamped as such, and that the sur
plus remaining after the expenses of the sup
port of the convicts is deducted be applied to
the public schools, was freely discussed in the
House and finally ordered to be engrossed fol
third reading. Mr. Laird made strong
speech against this bill, and advocated the
present system.
This is a grand week at Albaugh's Opera
House in Washington. The Bostonians
with S. l.. Studley as musical director, arr
having crowded houses The grand chorus
has thirty voices, the costumes fresh and the
scenery is claimed to be as fine as any ever
witnessed in Washington. On to morrow:
matinee will be given "The Poachers" Seat
for the matinee are from 81 to 25 cents
Seats at night $3.50 to 25 cents. The trains
furnish our readers every opportunity to at
tend these rare treats. Monday, March 10
Verona Jarbeau.