Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-15
Iufa aud Personal.
Town and Country.

thanksgiving November 2Sth.
FAIRIES desiring to purchase farm upor
which gold has been found will please call
at this office.
Last week, Mr.. Barton Trail, who is now
operating Hutton's mill, this county, los
iOrty fine hogs with the cholera.
The case of Gloyd VS.. Choate, assault ant
battery, was settled IN Court Wednesday
no indictment having been presented.
Mr.. Eustace Ansley, jeweler OF this town
has for sale high quality roll plate god
chains, for ladies and gents, warranted to
wear five years.
Read the sales of personal property by
Messrs, S. b. Lyddane and Geo. T. Cashell
Admir-, on the Goth and 9th instant, re.
spectively. See adds. in another column.
The third Quarterly Meeting of the Rock
vile circuit, NJ. f. Church South, will be
held at Potomac church on Saturday and
Sunday, 23d and Gath instant.
In the Circuit Court on Wednesday on
motion of James B. Henderson, Esq, Mr.
Warren r. Choate, of the Bar of Washing
ton, d. c., was admitted as an attorney in
this Court.
DR.. r. Choate announces that his office
hours are from z to 1890 in the morning
He keeps office at $40 Indiana ave-, Wash
ington, D. c., from 4 to Z afternoon and
evening, daily, Sunday included.
Mr.. Lee Offutt, of this place, has sold his
well-known saddle horse, "Snap," to Louis
Auerbauch, of New York, for $500. This
animal has taken the first premium at our
Agricultural Fair for three years as saddle
horse
Recently Mr.. Hilleary Hoskinson, of OAR
nestown, had cataract cut from one OF
his eyes, by DR.. Marmion, of Washington.
If the venture proves success, he will have
his other eye operated on from a like cause.
Rev. David Bush will preach at the n. E.
Church South, this town, next Sunday at
A. NJ, and 7:30 p. NJ, and there will be
preaching every night during the week fol-
lowing at 7:S0 o'clock. Public invited to
attend. Preaching at Potomac on Sunday
at 3 p M.
Mr.. John B. Diamond has his standard
stallion Macon at the Tuscarora stock farm
in training. We are informed that Macon
in his mature years is showing an encour-
aging rate OF speed, and that his driver
iplyc ha xril ha oh IN nj I'M in
company next year.
A special meeting of Montgomery County
Grange, No. Z, will be held al. the Rockville
Fair Grounds on Tuesday, December 3rd,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to receive the report of
the executive committee of Washington
Agency, and consider business connected
with it. A full meeting is earnestly desired.
Delegates will supply their own lunch.
The marriage nuptials of Miss Florence
NJ. Walter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walter, of Frederick city, and Mr.. VIM f.
Snyder, Of Germantown, this county, were
celebrated on Tuesday of last week at the
Episcopal Rectory in New Market by Rev.
James Stephenson. The bride was attired
in ashes of rose Henrietta cloth, drectoire
style with hat and gloves to match
The marriage of Mr.. Harry X. Corrck
and Miss Helen G. Wheatley was solemn
lied last Tuesday evening at st. PauPs NJ
E. Church, Knowles, this county. The
groom is young business man of this
county and the bride is the fourth daughter
of Mr.. w. II. Wheatley, of Georgetown.
After the ceremony reception was held at
the home of the brides parents Their
future residence will be at Knowles
Mr. Samuel Jones, of Potomac district,
who has been suffering for some months
with partial blindness, returned home on
Tuesday last from Providence Hospital,
where he had undergone the operation OF
having cataract removed from his left eye
by Dr. Burnett, of that institution. His right
eye is similarly affected, but is not yet in
condition for an operation. The many
friends of Mr. Jones will be pleased to learn
of his improved condition.
1t is reported here that a corps of en-
gneers have commenced the survey for line
of the Metropolitan Branch from Knowles
Station to Georgetown, taking for their route
the lands adjacent to Rock Creek. 1t is also
said that the railroad company desires to Sc
cure crossing of the Potomac near George
town and from thence to make connection
with southern roads now under its control.
Another route for the same purpose is pro-
posed from Rockville to the Potomac, fol-
lowing the line of Cabin John creek and
crossing the river at some point between
the mouth of that stream and Georgetown.