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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-03-15
A Safe Investment.

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satisfactory results, or in case OF failure IA re-
turn Of purchase price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druggist
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-03-15

The verdic. in the case OF the Farmers vs..
the Oliver Chilled Plow has been rendered,
viz: That said Pillow has stood the test for
years, and its plowing qualities cannot be ex-
celled You can get them Of The f. IL.
Moore Agricultural Company, Georgetown,
n g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-03-15
The Next Maryland Senate.

Twenty-Five of our twenty six State Sena'
tors are Democrats and four are Republicans
Those who hold over and will be sena
torial members of the next General Assem-
bly, are Wentz and Adams of Baltimore city,
Lindsay of Baltimore county, Somervell OF
Calvert, Bennett of Carroll, Peter of How
ard, Brown of Queen Anne's, Bratton Of
Somerset, T'oadvin of Wicomico-nine Dem
ocrats-and Randall of Anne Arundel,
Urner of Frederick, Burchinal OF Kent,
Stake of Neutrality-suspicious. Republicans.
Successors to the following thirteen, all
Democrats, are to be elected this year
McKaig of Allegany, Goodwin of Baltimore
city, Goldsborough of Caroline, Mccullough
of Cecil, Edelen of Charles, johnson of Dor
chester, Browning of Garrett, Sappington of
Hartford, Peter Sf Montgomery, Clagett Of
Prince Georges, Cotton Of st. Mary's, Tunis
Of Talbot, and Dennis Of Worcester.
AT the election last year this legislative
district OF Baltimore city and these c0un-
ties gave pluralities as follows, viz:
DEMOCRATIC PLURALITIEs.
BALTIC. city, End Legislative District...2666
Cecil county ........"..... ..."".."......... 10
iarloru '............. .'.....'''''''...''.'' 700
Prince Georges. ............................ 70
w OrceSter. fSS
REPUBLICAN PLURALITIEs.
Allegany county.........""........ 6o5
Caroline. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
observation-disclosures. .........'..'....'.....'. 0US
Garrett OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
st. Mary's. ........................... 1856
Ialoot lou
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-03-15
BOYd,s LIENS.

The Boyd's Presbyterian Sunday School
was organized on Sunday by the cleo
ton of Nlessrs. Joshua Sibey, Smith Hoyle,
Robert Rinehart, and Miss Lula b. Williams
as officers; Rev. L. ID. Richards, Messrs.
g. A. Watkins, L. ID. Lewis, David Rine-
hart, and IS Nora Sibley as teachers, and
a new libra. Of one hundred books is to be
purchased.
A very large sale of personal property
was made to-day near Jacksonville, Md,
being the effects of the late James NJ. Daw-
son. Prices realized were good.
Mr.. Warrington NJ. Lewis, who has been
Ill with pneumonia, is cenvalescent.
Several of our citizens have received white
cap notices.
Col James A. Boyd has Eow ITO mich
cows in stables and is shipping about 200
gallons Of milk per day.
March 10, 1899. UNoHoo.
Farmers Institute.-A Farmers In
stitute will be held at the Town Hall in
Rockville, on Thursday, March 2Sth, which
all persons interested in agriculture are re-
quested to attend.
At the morning session, commencing at
1890 o'clock, the subject of potato growing
will be opened by Prof w. II. Bishop, Hor-
ticulturist OF the Maryland Agricultural
College, to be followed by general discus.
sion.
AT the afternoon session, commencing at
1;30 O'Clock, Major Henry f. Avord, Direc.
tor of the Maryland Agricultural Expert
mental Station, will lecture on commercial
fertilizers, TO be followed by general dis.
cussion.
The Institute will be held under the
auspices of the Agricultural Society of
Montgomery county.
COntesting Priests VILLA few
weeks since Rev j S. Birch died on F street
southwest, and he left will disposing of
his estate of some $4,000 In this he gave
his lot in Mt. Olivet to his housekeeper,
Joanna Roche, to whom he left $500 and a
life interest in house 473 f street southwest,
timore. TO Margaret Wren he left $500
and house ACT f street, and residue to the
Cardinal. Citations were issued to the next
of kin, and order of publication and the will
was admitted to probate, and Jas. NJ John
son qualified as executor. subsequently it
was discovered that all the requirements of
law had not been complied with, and Mr.
Johnston took out letters of collection. Yes
terday Mr.. Campbell Carrington for John
ID. Barlle, Jos. ID. Little, Mary Il. Newton
and Anna K Showacre as next of kin, filed
notice of Il caveat To the will WASTE STIR
Of SATURDAY last.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-03-15

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25 cts. per box. For sale by d. +. Owens,
Druggist Rock vile, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-03-15

Henry A. JeitIe's celebrated Cuban
hand made, Long Filler Cigars are only 10
be found at Owens Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-03-15

EvAPORATED APPLES, Country Buck
II wheat, French Prunes and Stabler's
Canned Corn offered for sale by
feb Is SD. HIGGINS Il SON.
i FOR
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the promotion.
The libel suit of DIR. G. G. Stone, of this
county, against the Washington Post from
the publication of September 18th that Geo.
Hagers death was caused from an overdose
of morphine administered by DR.. Stone, was
demurred to and argued on Saturday last.
Tuesday Justice Bingham dismissed the
demurrer, which consisted in plea of non
righteousness and that the publication was
within the province of a newspaper. The
case will now proceed to trial.
During the coming summer it is expected
that large number of dwelling houses will
be built in this town and the immediate
neighborhood, several Of them having been
commenced already. One Of the needs of
the town is number Of plain, medium
sized dwelling houses that could be con-
structed at such figures as to be rented to
mechanics and others of moderate incomes
at low rates, or that could be bought on the
installment plan, so popular in the cities. =
Capitalists and builders might find this a
safe and profitable investment.
Mr.. T. G. Groomes, of this place, has been
awarded the contract for building fine
house for the Garrett Park Improvement
Association, TO be completed by the Goth of
June next. The house will be a nine room,
two story, tower front villa, with bay win
tlows side and front and commodious YER
andas. The interior will be finished in the
natural wood. The site for the building is
a high knoll about four hundred yards
southeast from the railroad at Garrett Park,
and when ih.. work is completed the house
will add another charm to that desirable
and improving locality.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
MaLON q W DENIAL.


Eats Vcstimomy ReTore the Parneii
C"ni"s,s~."H 'nis NI"ruing
associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
l. SDus, July "A st to.naS's le.sion
OF tn Parnell cotDmiskion Mr.. Maloney,
ar * offio al OF the Land League, was
exam ned. Pe del led all kn, " edge OF
anv documents concerning th- L-RPna
ex 'ept those which we're III the baUds of
Mr, George Lewis, Mr.. parnel = solicitor
Mr. Mslouey slso stated th4r Mr. PArne
vas in error WHEN he Stated that he
Malone up'n leaving the country
ar tered tYa' the documents In his posses
son sbonld bs 1,ptroyed.
Annmher Of documents belonging e.
the Land Lesgue were removed ttom tue
houss In y tss,ueiu Dahliti. whate Mr.
y, xton lived IN log His VI ,loneys |
wifa vas emnoue,ed to draw lsaRue
checks. Mr. NJ tion' mid not say why
she was thus empowered tx ept that the
ladies' ls' que, which ana was treas.
ur'r, wns A,s'Iti in carrying out the
'rk OF the L md LsaPus.
Nj Miller OF th- National Bank testi-
fad that no PArnelite ever sngS st.d 10
tim that this che 'hs Rni bunk books OF
he l.sgra Shonl hs destroyed
Mr.. iyrr-ll cashier Of tn bank, stated
that he iai received an order to destroy
waste bouks last February. He did not
ex Aniue the books to sae vi Q her the,
contained documents material to ihs IL
quiry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
NoxrH wsarnKs oRnPs.
R.por.s From Montana show


E"pOrts From Montana show n
Coca ~ Iutpr0vcd >snir "f AFFAIR.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wites.
HioAao, July "a. "A d,-ps Gu from
Helena, Mont, says; R.p1rts received
ooncArniug the state of 0 tile and oroJs
throughout the territory are much more
favorable than vas expected. Want II
water in felt in many ssotious but pe Npls
have generally gwen the idea that things
ara much wore than was actually the
ease. Although hut little rain has fallen
IN this city there has been rain all around
which has materially helped matters and
the same may be- srid of sll other dry
districts except that in m4ny cases rain
came long before there Was any damage
dom.
From Bnz.msn comes the news that
the Gelatin valley Is green and crops
vi not he in',ri n IN q1al,ty. white re-
ports from the j q rsoa an Madison
valleys ara TO thu eff-ct that neither
crops nor cat'ie we're hurt. spd there il
in allcieections feeling OF renew cd con-
fiience.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
Th.y way I.n,, 'rhr"ugh.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
wAsHiSe1oS JGl "a = Tue attorney
general has given the secretary Of the
sasnry an opinion In tie effect that
there il m legal Obi -ction to tue trsusi'
through United ) ates t-ttitory Of the
Chtuamen Gently arrived at New Or
leans from Cuna en- ronta to China y
sau Francisco. Tn. CHINESE minister
has ask-d tbst II ,sa men be eruitted to
cross tine U iled States IN their " y home
and 1t is pio7soie. IN vi-w o. the at
torney grp,ra,'s pinion, that hts request
Will BIZ an'ed. Ihs opinion il in ac-
cordaucs tn decision BY Solicitor
Hepburn m the "a ne question some
weeks ago, which wa', however, not 90
ceptec by the treasury depart ment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
ALMOST oxU,HkD 10 DFarH.


A Mau's Dorribie Experience in
SEEING Crushed.
John Burns o. No IL Robertson street
literally had u 9 life almost crushed out
of him yester tsv. The accident 90.
ousred on the track adj ming the paint
atop OF the p. W. l. B. railroad at
Fourth and Bridge streets ont o 20
o'cl ok in the morning, only few yards
removed from tie point where Keith was
recently killed The traak on which the
acc dent occurred runs entirely through
the rai'road'I property from Church
street to the wharf On one side Ia the
pant shop and on the OH, aide OF the
track next to Fourth stree ia lumber
she'd which IS open tow .rd ths track ex
cept ut the end next 10 bridge street,
where it IL closed up and forms paint
room and Office for the for man # the
paint shop. That is where the accident
occurred.
Barns end companion started to
move q Car load of lumber in order to
unload it. While his companion started
the car with crowb bar a. one end Bnrns
stood with check ut the other end
When the car reached the point where he
wanted it stopped Bnrns dropped his
chuck but II was soft wood AID toe car
had acquired Sufficient momentum tn run
over the piece OF wood and continued 10
run down the track. 1t was moving
slowly but II IL supposed that Burns be-
came somewhat excited in his efforts to
stop its progress although there was no
apparent dancer. He rushed TO the side
of the car mex. to the office or paint room
already spoken OF and attempted to climb
upon the car to apply the brakes slthon2n
the side from whicn he had sprung
afforded him better facilities and Rreater
safety. Only sbout 8 or 10 inches ssua.
rated the sill of the oar from the building,
David Higgins, another workman.
yelled to Burns of his danger. but the
latter wonld not heed the warming. He
clambered mp on the step ut Il point
where a donr gave him sufficient room to
enter the ua row space with his boiy,
but before he could climb mp to the sill
of the car out OF danger the Car had gone
to tho opposite side of the door, where
the projecting jam Of this door again mar
rowed the space between the car and
bmlditg to eight or ID inches He vas
caught IN this narrov space aud squeez 4.
cruRnad and dragged tor n distance of 10
feet when his bndy became so irmlS
wrd9+d in that the Car WAS brought to q
standstlll.
The grit shown by the injured man
was remarkable. He Rad to be released
by Gu ing out the side OF thu building
from the inside. He was Conscious
through 1t all and when fr4ed from his
tight tqneez4 ne stepped forth and drew
deep breath Of relief. He 80 became
weak ~ the eff cts of ths shock hogan to
tell on him. He asked for Father Flynn
who arrived soon after the acc dent
Burns was removed TO his home where
DR.. ORls attend, d him. He fouud the
man suffering considtrab froa shock
HIS left arm, collar bone and rlsht
shoulder blade are broken and his ! ips
are bruised. Whether he uttered inter
nal II jnries cannot be- told ut once, His
condiuon is strlous.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
THn BDY AND rHE DONKEY.
The latter Decides 20 Have some
E.In as Well as the itays.

The latter Decides 10 Have some
E.In as Well ms the itays.
Jos-ph N. Wheeler. the genial assistant
to Msuag-r H. P. Souiirr at tho D .'pr+
House. is the owner OF little tricR
donkey which parformed one of ita little
p'auks tn stay 10 manner that at least
one bow will remember for while. Toe
donkey ia a legacy from travelling the
strlcal company which became strand, d
here last winter, and MIR. Wheeler has
priced the animal since as q pet. tie
Kept it in Browns stable, on Eleventh
street between Orange and ratnail, where
1t was we'll cared for,
Tuesday 1T escaped the attention OF
the stable keepers aud started ont into
the ne'ghborinR streets on an .xp oring
expedition. Il soon fuu' an adventure
when It approached crowd of boys be-
longing 10 that neighborhold Who made
/ its lie miserable for the n"xt few
minutes. they tessed 1t and worried ",
chasing the little animal huber aud
thirber 10 vain eniesvor to c,tcn it.
Fi1ally, the d 'ukey got tired OF this
and decided to have sJne fun on its oUn
account Postum like cit played oi''
until the boys had again got it in clos t
| quarter, when II raised Its two little hind
kga and alighted wi both feet on III
face OF Eiwari X liey, a l0-years.o d lad
Who bad Just oe'ore IN rrily led the
chase. The boy did not know whether a
Cyclone had struck hum or mot, in fact
he knew nothing for short time az he
was Knocked sEnseless. The ANNA Z
hoot had cut a desp cash, two iuchet
| long on his cheek directly nndrr tbs
left eye, which q Tired the stitching oil
a surgeon, DR.. Blown attended to the
lads injuries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
IRON Worn.rs, Tru,bic,

Eighteen men, employed in operating
machines for cutting rivets, had walk
out at Old Ferry rolling nll's OF Sstur.
day. The men, despite tine fact that they
were piece hands, it is stated. were re-.
quired to remain at the works until p.
NJ, whether there was anything for shem
to do or not and for leaving one day last
week at s 45 p. m, they were, on Sstur-
day, locked 20 cents each. Toe men oh.
icted to this and because of being
docked they refused TO return to work.
All held to this resolve until Tuesday
morning. when some returned. Others
went back yesterday. Those still ont
number about haiti dozen. Taose who
returned did so, it is asserted, on the
compsny's terms.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
BsHE4DED ON ia % RAILROxD.
Jonn MOrgau,s Body F0Und au the
pFscks-Was 4. SuEcId.

Jonn M0rgan's Body Found ana the
racks-Was !. SHscid.
The head ess INDY Of JJhn Morpan was
fnund vi IL &C ock Tuesday hie BIT lying
on the W. st.bonni track NJ the Baltimore
& bio railroad about $50 yard. south OF
Lancaster avenue. He wis last sea
awe about two nonrs previously. when
he stuI p"d and talked to the watchman
at the banoa'ter avenna crossing. He
was then under the itfinenc- of liquor.
After hriet conversation he Continued
t wslk a wu the railroad track.
He waS undoubtedly strnck aud RIM
over by RAISING freight tran, but how
IL occurred IL merely conj-o' nre, as no
one saw him in the Intervening two
honrs until hia iifrlts body was found
The head lay on one side of the track
and the body on the other. This would
lead to the supp osition trat In HIS stuuor
he lay down on the track Whistler scci.
cidtntaliy or with suicidal intent, IL not
known, and waI thus run over. Some
color 10 CIV n to the theory that be NAV
have committed suicide as he was not
bruised or hurt about the body and from
the manner of lis bsheading it ia evident
that the neck was nicely placed on the
rail Deputy Coroner Bsrnhili took the
remains in charge and removed thsm to
the n orRue.
r. e dtoeaasd was son OF Alexander
Nor an, the watchman at Cool Spring
reservoir. He was about 81 years old
and unmarried He has been rather
shutters OF late and has caused bis par
ents and friends considerable anxiety.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
qno IAn,M4s saUr...


They DT'vs. % Teovse Almost 40 Death
and az" N w och.d W.
John snd Wi ham IA Ing o X .nnett
Square bai lots of fun sunday ont
they vii VOW have cnnsidersois lime on
their hands in whieh to rehsot They
are oou,ius aud thew had agreed to have
good time Sunday. John was
10 furnish the team end William
the money. Accordingly John arpro-
priated team belonging tn ommer
I Pys of Kenneth Square without the
Iatter's kno Flei9e or consent md the
two rove to this city They pn' at tn.
Sorr.l Hu.as Ho ~ on Font arzat be-
tS-en ShipeY AID Otaug- streets where
. Wtliitm went TO sleep and John drove
tue tired auim4l out 10 Brandt vine
Syr mss
Later Mr.. Psle acc 1m- aniad by n
! friend came from K-nn,tt Sq1ire aud
rspo';ei his robbery at tbs poiios q a'Ion
AZ thu ssms tim- d scrlb ng the tgo
X ttnus ~ the prob .bts ih,ev-s Accom-
pAried bv I'll '-r Shsrtr the t 10 msn
drove 10 kraudgwiue -prines in q1-st OF
JphD Kaine. bur tns later r-tu, ned tn
tn. hotsl Soon Sft their departure and
hpa'ipR THAI officers were after him he
tried to e-raps ON p W q 3 tram,
lint was arrested by Officer. ft-a' and
Mason st the station wiiiam IA ny
while asleep. claims { have besn robbed
John K.tiug WAS cked no awultiuR o
rsqnisitlon from tue Pennsylvania author
| it,
% MONDAY Agent Frank Stout Of
the s r. O a., had him arraisnrd uefore
/ Squire Brrtole to charged with cruelty to
the horse. Tho evidence shoaed that
/ they drove tina horse from X met
Sgutr- miuus ahoe AID after arriving
here about ,'olook, drove him contlnu-
ously until o'clock ut night, 80 that hs
/ foot had become 40 tender that he oou
not s'aod on 1t. Tue horse could not hear
to rest his weight on the injured foot on
Monday. The jrsti,e fned them go
and oos's each. pend'pg the payment OF
which they are locked up In the police
! station,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
A n,p rnIIrord NO trnrc.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PAI>GFIEID lit Jay II. a resolu
tion was esterJsy died with the Sc crstary
Of state by tue Oh c,9o, Peoria and st
Louis Railway Complny Rntnor'z'ug tho
issuance o. mortgage Tor ! SiiU OuO IN
favor ~ the C-n'ral Trust COMPANY Of
New York, the ina'rn urnt bearing da'e
,h- 15tn OF July. 1859 the bonds to bear
interest at hs rst- Of per cent and to
run uttil 1889, Tor the pu pose Of paving,
funding or exchanging and reti'ing the
bonds Of ssid road now outstanding, he.
fore conIoiIcA Oh with the PeoIiI, Spring
fell and ST. Loni- Ra lw-y Company and
for pu'c --.ra additional equipment and
constructing .uiring additional rail
way; the MORTGAGE apply to the line
fro Pekin TO J,cksonville and from
Hau SprinL isli With Rn nj .iiiisnal
SUN, SIS 200 per mile tor. every mile
constructed or cquired 10 extending the
road from Springfield to E st st. Louis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
af1tlss.

ASH ,,,!nnly, on TIM 18TH inst, OF heart
allure, Charles &. AAll OF Delaware City
CANN0N.-At ChriStauI, Del, on tho 18th
inst, Abraham Cannon, aged 81 years.
JoNFS.-ln this city. ON tho 10Th inst, Emma
Z. Jones.
job SON.-On the ~ h inst, Henry Willard,
son nj l.. Harry and Clara V. johnson, aged q
months.
JEFFERsoN.-At Delaware City, on tho 2ss
inst, Mrs. :. A jefferson. widow of JHmes
Jefferson, in the SDth year Of her age.
IOvELL.-At camden. y. j., on tho 10Th inst,
John H., son OF Wtlkin ]. and Amanda d.
Lowell. grandson OF the late Samuel :. Haset,
aged months.
IAWLER.--ln this city, on the 18th instant,
Margaret LAWYER, aged 81 years.
LlNDaAi.-At tnpe May, y. j., on the afst
inst; sarah Moore, infant daughter of navid
and Fila \. Lind ay.
LUKFN AT Falkland, Del on the 2ad inst,
Angeline f., wie OF Thomas E. Lukens,aged
o. years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of her husband
on Thursday. aftel noon. 10 leave the house at
o'clock services at Red Clay Greek hurch.
Mci.AuGnlIN.-At Rising sun, on the 23d
inst. Rtherine daughter of bernard md
Ella Mclaughlin. aged months and "a days.
MOkGAN-Sudd"nly on the 9Th inst, John
Morgan, aged y years.
Tclhtives md friends are invited to attend
the funeral ON his late eSidence. " . y Rod
ney street. tiilNerbrooi, oil Friday afternoon,
nt o'clock. In erment at Mt Salem cemetery.
MAGUlRE.--o the 2ad inst, Francis j. Ma
guire, aged 4ay airs.
MARTIN On the 18Th inst. Jennie Hamilton,
wife of Harry l.. Martin, aged 10 years and !
mont i.
RlTTENHoUSF'-At her late residence az
Stare ODD. Del, on Monday. 22d inst, Mrs.
Emma Z. kittenhouse, In the $50 year Of hor
age.
The family and friends will take the q. m.
train for kentnn, on Thursday, 18th inst
Funeral services and intermsnt q Bryn Zion
Baptist caLrcn, near kenton, Kont county.
WiLnMAN.-At appleton, Cecil county, Nd,
on the . inst, Harriet Z. wife OF Joseph
WildmAn, in the 18th year Of her ago.
Re ntives and friends of the family are re-
speftfnliy invited To attend the funeral on
Thursday, 2ath inst, Mt . y. m. lnterment at
Head OF thriStiuna Presbyterian Church cems-
tsry. Services ut the church
WILLIAMSON the 18Th inst, Sarah H.Iwil-
hans, aged 63 years.