Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-04-26
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Town and Country.


ried between Olney and Laurel.
The Presbytery of Maryland will hold its
Fall meeting in Rockville on October the
9th, 1889.
Col. lotion and family expect soon t.
move to Winderboune, their country resi-
dence at Boyd's.
The Etchison base ball club defeated the
Browningsvile club on Saturday last by {
score of 25 to 5.
Mr.. Chandler Keys has sold Mrs. Mary
Dodd acres of his wood land in the "Bg
Woods" for $3.50.
Rev David Bush will preach at Potomac
NJ. E. Church South next Sunday, II A. NJ.
and at Rockville at II P. NJ.
We understand that syndicate is bein g
formed in Washington with the purpose OF
buying gold land in this county.
Mr.. Amos Cooley has secured the con.
tract for carrying the mail from Boyd's to
Jacksonville, 4 miles and back, for 800.
The new assessment of the lots and cot.
tages at Washington Grove Melted an in.
crease over the old assessment of 81, 600
John Burke escaped from the Maryland
Penitentiary, on Monday last, through a
60O'foot sewer running into Jones' Falls.
Public services will be held at the NJ l.
Church South, this town, next Tuesday
April Both. at 3 O'Clock, A. M. All are in
vited.
Bishop Paret will preach and administer
the rite of confirmation in Christ church,
Rockville, Sunday night, April 28th, at 7:30
O'clock.
Mrs. Powers, residing at Clarksburg, cele,
brated the anniversary of her one hundredth
year last week. She is yet in reasonable
good health.
its meeting on Monday night last with a
grand literary treat at the residence of Judge
w w. Poole.
A marriage license was issued in Wash
ington on Wednesday to Ohio M. Burrows,
of Beane, this county, and Alice NJ. Moul-
den, OF Washington
On April 9th Bishop Paret will hold
continuation services at St Johns church,
Mechanicsville, at IL A. NJ and at st. Bar
tholomew's drawings RIVER church at b
p, M.
DIR. X. Choate announces that his office
hours are till IL o'clock in the morning
He will be at home Us much as possible
but gives greater assurance Of being found
between and IL A. NJ.
Mr. Chapman, the recent purchaser of the
beautiful piece of land on the south OF and
adjoining Halpine Station, has laid it off in
squares and building lots, and set it out in
ornamental shade trees.
Mr.. Samuel Gioyd, of Gaithersburg, and
Mr.. Ninan Perry, of Potomac, will be can
didates before the Democratic primaries fol
the nomination for County Commissioner
from the Fourth district.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Annie Parke Ayler, eldest daughter Of DR..
j. w. Ayler, and Mr.. William Jones, Jr
in the Presbyterian church, PoolesviIle, on
April the Both, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
A Washington mining Engineer" ad-
vertises this week that he is prepared to
make assays of gold or other metals, or pros
pect for the same. This fact is of interest
to our people and We direct attention to hi:
card in another column.
The School Board will meet on Wednes.
day, May LIST, at which time trustees will be
appointed, and all petitions for new school
houses, furniture, repairs, &c, will be con-
sidered with view to recommendations to
County Commissioners for levy.
Married, on Wednesday evening, the gath
instant, at the residence of the brides
brother, 217 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ington, d. G., Miss Maud Louise, second
daughter of Mr.. Henry Ansey, of this town
to Mr. VIM. Heriert, of Washington, d. c.
MIR. John II. kelchner has opened ii livery
and sale stable in the rear Of the Mont
gomery House, of which he is. the proprie
tor. 1t is stocked with fine driving and
saddle horses and the most modern vehicles
Persons desiring anything in this line will
be accommodated at low terms.
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, Apr. %, are reported by Tavenner Bros
as follows. Cattle--best, a to AZ cents
good, 81 to cents; medium, to 81 cents
common, 2 to 3 cents; sheep and lambs
sheep, 81 to 5 cents lambs, to9 cents
calves, 3 to A cents; COWS and calves, $2
to $40 Market fair.
By reference 10 another column it will b
seen that DIR. Charles E. Stone, of Bright
wood, D. c., has established at his residence
in connection with a large practice, u SAM
tarium for the special treatment of ladies
The Doctor has given this branch Of hi
profession a great deal of study, and ha
met with marked success.
Mr.. Thomas Dawson, the late appointee
took charge of the postoffice here on Frida
last and removed it into his store few
squares west from where it has been kept
The present situation affords the large mum
Der of our country people an opportunit,
TO get their mail at much later hour in tn
evening, and they express themselves a
much gratfied at the convenience.
At recent meeting of the Board of d
rectors of the Loudoun Live Stock Exhibi
ton Association, it was determined that tn,
next annual fair of that Association sheuiC
I've held on the grounds near Leesburg, Va
on August 9th, 28th and 29th, 1889. Thi
is some two weeks earlier than usual, bu
as it is a season when work is slack on til
farm, and at which there is REASONABLE
prospect of good weather, the change wa
thought advisable.
SaIes.-By Thomas Anderson and ia
b. Henderson, Trustees, 415 acres OF Ian,
on May 18th.