Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-05-24
9ntal aud 9ersumal.

MISS dattle Simms, Of w ashington, mas
for some time been visiting Miss Rena Ma.
loney at this place.
Mrs Rachel E. Leapley, vile of Mr.. P.
N. Leapley, formerly of this place, died in
Washington on Monday last
Mr.. Albert Chandlee died at his residence,
near Sandy Spring, on Monday morning
last, in the 51st year of his age.
Mr. Richard T. Ray announces himself
this week candidate for County Commits
sioner in the 9th Collection District
Hon. James C. Clarke, President of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, spent Sunday
with Hon. George Peter, of this town.
A correspondent OF the Baltimore San
says Mr.. Walter Williams, of Poolesville
district, this county, was recently paralyzed.
The new drug store at Gaithersburg is in
charge of competent chemist who puts
up prescriptions and family receipts accur-
ately.
Gossip says ex-Secretary of State Bayard
is going to be married to Miss Clymer, of
Washington city. Mr.. Bayard is 81 years
OF age.
Thomas, the new druggist at Gathers
burg, has fine stock of handkerchief ex-
tracts, colognes, and all toilet articles at
city prices
On Monday last, after the heavy rain, Mr..
Daniel Brown came near being drowned
while crossing branch in a wagon near
Layhill, this county.
Attention is called to the sale Of valuable
stock, farm implements, &c, by Mr.. Horace
d. Waters, near Germantown, on the 5th
OF June Read advertisement
The unusually cool weather for the sea-
son on Thursday compelled our citizens to
put on winter clothing. Snow is reported
to have fallen in Michigan and Virginia on
Wednesday.
P. F. Weeden, Manassas, Va. says Phos-
pha Alta Comp is IL sure cure for indiges-
ton, and heartily recommends it to all re-
qurlng true nervine. For sale at Owens
Drug Store.
DR.. r. Choate announces that his office
hours are till II O'Clock in the morning.
He will be at home us much as possible,
but gives greater assurance of being found
between and II A. Nj.
A game of base ball played at Sandy
Spring between the Rockville Academy
and Sherwood Academy mines, on Satur-
day last, was won by the latter, the score
standing 80 to 81.
Thomas, at Gaithersburg, knocks the bot
tom out of prices on drugs. 1t is fact, he
is selling patent medicines and all pure
drugs cheaper than ever before sold in
Montgomery county by any drug store.
Miss Claudia j. White was welcomed to
her home at this place on Tuesday last, after
an absence Of three years, during which
time she has been engaged as missionary
fornia.
On Monday last committee consisting
of Messrs II. w. Talbot, N. d. Ohutt and
E. u. Prettyman was appointed by the
Trustees of the Rockville Academy to OBJ
tain plans and specifications for building
suitable for tirst-cass academy and were
authorized to employ an architect.
Mr.. Earnshaw has completed the building
at Derwood TO be used for the purpose OF
cutting and baling hay. The machinery
has not yet been placed in it, as he has been
taI nj fnr fha OF
week. The building is very large and capa-
BILE OF holding many tons of hay. We un-
derstand that Mr.. Earnshaw is buying hay
from our farmers, and that Mr.. Zadoc Ma
gruder was the first to sell to him.
The heavy rain OF Monday last washed
out much corn that was planted, swept away
one hundred panels OF fence on the farm of
Mr.. r. T. Ray, several small bridges in the
county, damaged the saw mill of Mr.. J. w.
Graf, stationed at Garrett Park, carried
away lot Of plank from the latter point
and washed out the beautiful lake al Forest
Glen. The streams in all directions were
swollen TO an unusual height, but no dam
age was done to life.
A few days ago Mr.. Robert Spates re.
turned to his home in Bethesda district from
Baltimore, where he had been for month
or more having his eyes treated by DR.
Chisholm. Last Fall Mr.. Spates received a
lick in the left eye, from which the sight
was gradually destroyed, and he became i
great sufferer. By an operation performed
by Dr. Chisholm the right eye has beer
saved, and Mr.. Spates expects TO he able tt
go TO work again in short time
The garden party on Thursday evening
of last week at Carroll Springs Sanitarium
Forest Glen, for the benefit of the Homeo-
pathic Dispensary OF Washington, was a
great success. Over five hundred people
were on the grounds The tournament re.
suited as follows: First prize, Frank Keys
second, Enos Keys; third, Alfred Ray
fourth, Howard Bachelor. Mr.. Will Rob
ertson gave an enjoyable exhibition on
the bicycle The grounds were brilliantly
lighted with Chinese lanterns. Dancing
enjoyed until late hour. A handsome sum
was realized for the dispensary.
The wedding Of Miss Eva Nelson Fowle
10 Robert Lawrence took place in the Gay
street Baptist church, Georgetown, d. G.
ats o'clock last Monday night. The brid
entered the church on the arm Of the groom
She was handsomely dressed in a whit
brocade satin, with tulle veil and carried
large bouquet OF magnificent La Franc
roses. The bridesmaids and groomsmei
were as follows: Miss Olivia Bogley AM
Frank d. Evens, who was best man; Mis-
Beckham and Mr.. Bogley, Misses Eva Dal
zelle, Laura Corbett, Grace Hays, and Mis-
Lodge Rev. Mr.. McColluh, assisted b.
Rev DR.. Lodge, performed the ceremony
after which a number of friends were in
vited TO attend the reception to be given a