Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-12-06

killing partridges, in this
lses with the 18th instant.
Thomas new Drug Store, Electric
yDr Kings New Discovery.
Taylor, of Green Cove, Florida, has
Weeks old baby that has four teeth.
pr. Thomas new Drug Store, fine CO.
handkerchief extracts, sachet pow
me soaps, imported bay rum.
bin Higgins, son H. o. Higgins, died at
residence of his father, near Olney, on
day last, of consumption, aged 25 years.
kustace Ansey, jeweer OF this town,
ior sale high quality roll plate gold
bins, for ladies and gents, warranted TO
five years.
stack yard Of Mr.. r. l.. Mackall of
-, was afire on Tuesday last and 200
Bhels of rye were burned. The fire started
from spark from the engine used in thrash
ing the grain.
Mr.. Bernard Gardner, of Middlebrook,
was kicked in the face and seriously in
jured, on Sunday last, on the road near
GAINESVILLE, by his horse, which took fright
and ran away.
Mr.. Henry b. Cramer, of Washington,
and Miss Bessie NJ, daughter of Mr.. G. F.
pouter, of Gaithersburg, were married at
!e residence of the BRIDES father, on the
lth ult, by Rev A. S. Johns
The farm of the late Bernard Mcmahon,
tanning about so acres, about two miles
Gaithersburg, was sold on Saturday
by II. w. Talbot to Dr. @. W. Golf, of
ew York, for $S5 per acre.
DR.. r.. Choate announces that his office
kg,rs are from to 1890 in the morning
keeps office at $40 Indiana ave-, Wash
hgton, d. c., from to Z afternoon and
4 evening, daily, Sunday included.
young son of Mr.. Sylvester Burns, liv-
ing near Kings Valley, in Clarksburg dis
trict, was thrown from his vehicle on Sun
day last and seriously injured, having his
shoulder dislocated and his left leg broken
The dwelling house of Mr. j. ]. Bowen,
situated near Damascus, was destroyed by
fire on Monday last. The loss, including
all his household goods, is estimated at
$4,000. Bowen was absent from home when
the fire occurred
A rare chance to secure bargains in fine
stock, farm implements and superior house
hold goods, will be offered at the sale, on
Wednesday, December II, by w. w. Welsh,
Trustee, at the residence of Mrs s. ID. Hig-
ri rlIo Oh
fail to attend. For particulars see adyer-
tisement in this issue
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon.
day, December 2, are reported by Tavenner
Bros, as follows: Cattle-best, to Al cts :;
good, 81 10 81 cents medium, 3 to 81 cents :;
common, 3 to 81 cents; sheep and lambs
sheep, 81 to Al cents lambs, 5 to 81 cents +;
calves, to 5 cents; 10 cows and calves,
1926 to $40. Market good.
Mr. Samuel Jones returned home on last
Saturday from Providence Hospital, Wash
ington, ID. c., where a successful operation
had been performed in the removal of
cataract on the left eye by DR.. Burnett, of
that city We are glad to hear that Mr.
Jones continues to improve since his arrival
and is regaining his former health.
A body of citizens of Prince Georges
county, Nd, took Joseph Vermillion from
the Jail in that county and lynched him on
Tuesday night last He was of family
John Vermillion, the father, and three
brothers-that was terror to the commu-
nifty in which they lived in a small hut
About a week ago number of citizens
burnt John Vermillion's hut and made him
promise to leave the county. A few citi-
zens suspected of the act were arrested and
later released by the magistrate Jos. Yer
million, to avenge the injustice to his
father as he conceived it through his shame
full ignorance, which ran parallel with that
of his whole family fired several dwelling
houses and barns. One of his brothers in
formed on him. Hence the lynching.
Teachers AssOciatiOn.-The meeting