Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-06-28
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tGh' GA'thersOurg' June SOth'a l.so
The Central Brass Band at Gaithersbufg
poets To bid for the job of playing at oar
sxt Fair. NJ
Rev David Bush will preach at the M. E.
church South, this town, next Sunday at IL
4. NJ, and Potomac at $3.50 P. M,
Mr.. T. Edgar Aud, OF this county, is at
present engaged in the office Of j. Clyde
Power, Civil Engineer, Washington, d. G.
l Gaithersburg's new drug store, opposite
the Depot, carries large stock of fresh drugs;
perfumery and toilet articles, all at city
prices.
The infant daughter of Mr.. John Shaw,
living near this town, died on Saturday last,
sged about six months, and was buried on
Monday.
Rev. Henry Thomas will officiate at st.
Peters church, Poolesville, on Sunday, the
Both of June, at II A. NJ, and GAINESVILLE
at $3.50 P. NJ.
Mr.. VIM. Grady is now employed max
ing map Of this county. When it is COM
pleted it will contain the outlines of every
farm in the county.
Miss Agnes ]. Matlack left here on We'd
nesday night for Youngstown, Ohio, on
visit to relatives and friends, and expects to
be absent until September.
Mr.. Edward Lewis, formerly employed in
the navy-yard at Washington, ID. c.. has
been appointed assistant baggage. master
and railroad agent at Boyd's.
A son of Levi Jones, colored, of Barnes
vile district, was burned to death, on the
farm of j. N. Emmett, last Friday. He was
using coal oil to kinde fire.
The Postofflce Department has made ar
rangements to supply Washington Grove
with mail by special messenger from
Gaithersburg during the summer.
If the weather permits, our farmers will
finish harvesting wheat this week. The
crop is damaged to some extent, but not rs
much as was first thought to be, We are
informed.
Mr. Richard H. Willet, formerly OF the
firm of Willet & Libbey, has purchased the
extensive lumber establishment of George
A Shehan, corner OF 18th and B streets,
Washington, ID. G.
The New National Theatre at Washing
ton presents Il rare treat this week. jean
ME Winston's operate troupe has returned
and Fra Davolo will be given all the week
and Saturday afternoon.
Geo Turner, OF Dickerson's Station, was
brought here Saturday and lodged in Jail,
having become violently insane. On Mon
day he was before a jury and WAS sent To
Spring Grove Asylum.
Those who travel the Falls road are com
planning OF the trash, &c, that is being
dumped in that portion of the road within
the town limits, and desire our town coun-
Gil to correct this matter.
negro man, named Benjamin Murray,
was lodged in Jail here on Friday last on
the charge OF assaultlng DR.. Kempster, in
Potomac district. He has been held in de-
Iaulb OIL $S0u Dali lOr touFt.
The new, handsome brick hotel at the
Western limits of this town was opened on
Thursday of last week by Mrs Coly, with
large number of boarders, and the number
has been increasing gradually since.
The operate season at Albaughs Opera
House, Washington, ID. c., now in its bloom,
is simply superb. Last week crowded and
fashionable houses greeted Nsnnon. This
week the damon: Opera Company" are
drawing fashionable crowds
Thomas, at Gaithersburg, opposite Depot,
has fine stock of imported and domestic
cigars-all the patent medicines at city
prices prescriptions and family recipes &C
curately compounded at all hours, day or
night Physicians supplied,
The Sandstone Quarries of Seneca have
completed arrangements for having their
stone hauled by wagon from the quarry To
Boyd's, and then shipped by rail ON the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They form
erly shipped by the G. & o. Canal.
Cromein Lodge, No. 80, X. Of F, of Great
Falls, Nd, by dispensation, will give pub
lie installation Of officers and pic mic on
Thursday, July 18th, 1889 Good speakers
and music will be in attendance. The mem
bers of the order and public are invited to
attend
There will be grand festival held in st.
Edwards Hall, GAINESVILLE, on the evening
of July 4th, for the benefit OF St Mary's
church. A large attendance is expected and
an enjoyable affair promised. A band to
dance after has been engaged. All are in
vted to attend.
There is a vacancy in the public school
at Unity, caused by the voluntary resigna-
ton of Mr.. Z L. Mullinix, the present
teacher. This is a veLy large school, and
we are informed that the trustees and pa
irons favor a male teacher and will meet
on the 4th of July to elect one.
Beckie Hunter and Mary Watkins, niece
and daughter of Mr.. Rudolph Watkins
Lena, the daughter of Mr.. Sylyestes Jones
and Kitty, daughter of Mr.. Sam'l Jones re-
turned to their homes, in this county, Tues
day last, from the Academy Of Visitation,
at Frederick, each the recipient OF several
meritorious awards.
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, June "a, are reported by Tavenner
Bros, as follows: Cattle-best, 4 TO AZ cts,
good, 81 to 4 cents, medium to 81 cents
common o. To q cents. sheen and lambs
sheep, II to cents; lambs, s to 81 cents
calves, to At cents; 10 cows and calves,
$50 to $50. Market brisk.
The sufferers by the late food from Seneca
to the Great Falls have received from per-
sons of the District of Columbia and this
county $311.13. In addition to his liberal
money subscription, Mr.. +. L. Moore fur
nished some very good clothing to the same
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