Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-12-20
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next w wednesday.
See, in another column, ad. of Jersey sow
and pigs for sale.
Mr.. H, B. Penn has been appointed post
m aster at Redland, this county,
DIR, Thomas new Drug Store, Electric
Bitters, Dr. Kings New Discovery.
A. Saks & Co., the big Washington cloth
iers, are fully prepared to give you bargains
during the holidays. See ad.
At DIR. Thomas new Drug Store, fine Co
lognes, handkerchief extracts, sachet pow
=. .ders, fine soaps, imported bay rum.
Rev. S B. Teagarden will preach in the
Christian church, this town, on Sunday next
at II A. NJ, and Red.and at p. NJ
M. j. Matlack, of this place, has been ap-
pointed telegraph operator at Shepherd, on
the B. & o. railroad, opposite Alexandria.
Mr.. Eustace Ansley, jeweler OF this town,
has for sale high quality roll plate gold
chains, for ladies and gents, warranted to
wear five years.
Albin Price & Co., the reliable commits
sion merchants, of Washington, advertise
this week for fancy dressed Montgomery
bounty poultry. See card.
! Miss Nellie NJ. Herbert, formerly of this
Hown, was married, on Wednesday last, to
Mr.. William A WilaSQ in Trinity church,
De Soto, Jefferson county, Mo.
Senator Wilson has introduced bill to pay
the heirs of Mrs. +. A. Trundle, of this
county, $4,000 for supplies taken by the
United States forces during the late war.
There will be Christmas entertainment
and tree at Boyd's Presbyterian church on
Christmas evening at o'clock, and also at
Neelsville Presbyterian church on the Goth
instant at p. M.
DIR. r. Choate announces that his office
hours are from to 1890 in the morning.
He keeps office at $40 Indiana ave, Wash
ington, d. c., from to afternoon and
evening, daily, Sunday included.
Married, in Washington city, on the 18th
instant, by Rev. Mr.. Williams, Mr.. George
Conley Taylor, of that city, and Miss Bessie
Council, fourth daughter of Mr., John p.
Connell, formerly of this county.
Messrs. Nathan and VIM. Cooke, VIM.
Brooke, Geo. Walker and DR.. VIM. Waters
returned from Chicago on Tuesday of last
week with 219 head of stock cattle, which
they purchased to feed this winter.
The consideration of the report on the
public road petitioned for by Henry Raft,
set for last Tuesday. by the County Com
missioners, was postponed for two weeks,
TO give the opponents OF the road more time
for preparation.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Edward Hun
ter, situated near Traviah, this county, was
entirely destroyed by fire on Thursday of
,aes aeek, and was insured for $3.50. The
fire oiginated in defective chimney. Most
Of his furniture was saved.
Mrs Clements, widow of the late Lemuel
Clements, fell down fight of stairs Sun
day night at the residence of Mr.. Lee Offutt,
her son in law, this town. No bones were
broken, but she was badly hurt, and owing to
her advanced age it is feared the effects may
be serious.
The Circuit Court finally adjourned on
Monday last In the case of John S. Ham
mond VS.. Washington, Colesvilleand Ashton
Turnpike Company the jury failed to agree
and was discharged on Saturday. In the case
of Geo b. Poole vs.. VIM. Warfleld a non
pros was entered.
AT meeting Of the Montgomery County
Medical Society, held here on Tuesday last,
Drs. Stonestreet and Iddings were appoint
ed delegates to meeting of the Medical
and Chirurgical Faculty, in Baltimore on
January I'd, with Drs. Anderson and Stone
as alternates
Mr.. Thomas c. Groomes builder, OF this
town, has finished an irregular Queen Anne
villa" of ten rooms and large cellar, stu
ated near Derwood, for Mr.. S. S. Robertson,
of Baltimore Also large square eleven
room house for Mrs. Eliza X. Dillehant at
Randolph station.
Mr.. Walter NJ Talbot, of this county, has
sold for Mr. Timothy Cavan his farm near
Washington Grove, containing 306 acres, tc
j. D. Moon, of Atlanta, Ga, for $4,000
Also one lot at Oakmont to Jesse Burns al
$500, and one to Miss Sallie Kigour, al
same place, for $500.
George, the eighteen-year old son of Mr.
George G. Bradley of Potomac district, me
with serious accident on Thursday of las
week chopping wood. The axe glanced
and striking him on the ankle, almost sew
cred the limb He bled profusely at thu
time, but is now considered out Of danger
The many friends of Mr.. Edward Cooley
of Georgetown, d. c., will be panied to learr
of his death last Monday night at DIR. Con
RAIDS hospital, near the Relay House, on thu
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, where he hat
been confined for few weeks with nervous
prostration, which was the immediate caus
of his death.
The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Co., in pur
suance of its usual liberal policy, will sci
excursion tickets at reduced rates during
the holiday season. Tickets will be sold t.
and from all stations on its lines east of tn
Ohio River from December 21st to Januar
1st inclusive, good for return trip unit
January 4th, inclusive.
The following persons have been marie
by. Rev. S. r. White, at this place: On tn
18th instant, Mr.. Andrew ]. Mobey to Mis-
Hattie A. Selby, both of this county; o
the 18th instant, Mr.. George G. Whip, {
Washington city, to Miss Annie E. How
ard, of this county; one same day. Mr.. in
l.. Mills to Miss Ida V. Butt, both of tn
county.
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, MOI
day, December IL, are reported by Tavenn'
Bros, as follows: Cattle-best, Al to At cts