Montgomery County sentinel., 1889-12-13
gaeal aud gersuual.
Town and Country.

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Town and Country.
At DR.. Thomas new Drug Store, Electric
Bitters, DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Mr.. j. A. Kavorkain will preach in the
Baptist church, this town, next Sunday
night
MIR. VIM. w. White, of this place, has
taken charge as station agent at Washing
ton Grove.
MIR. Nicholas II. Ward and Miss Alice
Parsley, of this county, were married on
the 5th instant.
Rev. s. B. Teagarden will preach in the
Christian church, this town, on Sunday next
at II A. M. and 7;30 P. M.
Mr.. w. Nordlinger, the popular George
town clothing merchant, offers big bargains
for the holidays. See new ad.
Matthias Hartman in jumping from
moving train at Boyd's on the 9th instant
fell and seriously injured himself
AT DR.. Thomas new Drug Store, fine CO.
lognes, handkerchief extracts, sachet pow
ders, fine soaps, imported bay rum.
Great bargains in hats, caps and furs are
offered by Mr.. B. F. Waddey, of George
town. Read ad. and give him a call.
The long list of fine holiday goods adver-
tised to-day by Chr. Rupert, of Washing
ton, should receive the attention of all our
readers.
MIR. Eustace Ansley, jeweler OF this town,
has for sale high quality roll plate gold
chains, for ladies and gents, warranted to
wear five years.
Farmers should not fail no read the new
ad. of the F. L. Moore Agricultural Com.
pany, wherein is offered rare bargains for
the winter season.
Philip D. Laird, Esq, will address the
Waverly Club, of Gaithersburg, ON Thurs
day, December 18th, at 730 p. M. Subject
Is Life Worth Living?
Robinson, Parker & Co., come to the front
this week with cordial invitation to our
readers to visit their superb clothing house
IN Washington. Read their ad. and give
them call.
DR.. II. Choate announces that his office
hours are from to 1890 in the morning
He keeps office at 80 Indiana ave, Wash
ington, ID. c., from to afternoon and
evening, daily, Sunday included.
Those who desire to purchase fine stock,
n MI hnucahnII fIr itttr
should attend the sale by Mr. Ebert Perry,
near Darnestown, on the 3lst instant For
particulars, see ad. in this issue
Frank, third son of Mr.. F. NJ Griffith,
Clerk to the County Commissioners, died
suddenly at Manchester, Va, on Sunday
last His remains were brought home Tues
day and inferred in the Beallsvile ceme-
tery.
The Presbyterian church at Boyd's is
having commodious parsonage built. Mr.
Wallace Shipley is building fine house at
Burdette, near Boyd's. Mr.. ]. A. Limerick
is preparing to build on his lot lately bought
OF Mr.. B. Burdette.
Mr.. w. w. Maloney and family, who have
been residing in this town since May last,
leave to day for their former home in Wash
ington, where they will spend the winter
q. During their stay here they have made many
friends who regret their departure.
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, December 8, are reported by Tavenner
Bros, as follows: Cattle-best, 4 to At cts. !;
GOOD, 81 to 81 cents; medium, 81 to 80 cts. !;
common, 2 to 24 cents sheep and lambs
sheep, 3 to cents; lambs, 6 to 81 cents !;
yearlings, 5 to cents; calves, 4 to cents;
10 cows and calves, S25 to $40. Market
fair.
Mr.. HIilleary 1oskinson has returned TO
his home at Jamestown from Washington,
where DR.. VIM. Marmion by a very delicate
operation removed cataract from one of
his eyes. Other infirmities with which Mr..
Hoskinson suffers has prevented the com
plete restoration of the natural sight, but he
is able to perform any ordinary work. Mr..
II. heretofore suffered with cataract on
each eye.
Mr. Robert w. Carter closed the sale of
his farm, adjoining this town, with a Wash
ington syndicate, for $4,000, on Tuesday
last, and is to give possession in August
ne t. We understand that this enterprs
ing syndicate intends laying the land off
into building lots and constructing mac
adamized streets in the very near future.
This will make another large annex to
Rockville and we wish the projectors large
returns for their investment