Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-09-27
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II o'clock, A. M.
Mr.. Edw. Ward has purchased the farm
of the late VIM. Ward, situated near Hunt
iLg Hill, for $13,7s450.
The Virginia horse "Star Pilot" will make
Fall season in this county at the stands
he occupied last Spring.
Judge Chas. N. Burke, of Baltimore CO.
has received the Democratic nomination for
the vacant judgeship in the third circuit.
Rev. G. c. Ellington will preach at Poto.
mac M. E. Church South next Sunday morn
ing at II O'Clock and Rockville at 7:30 p M.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered at Bethesda Presbyterian
church on Sunday, October the 9th, at II
o'clock.
Rev. S. b. Tcagarden will preach in the
Redand Christian church beginning on
Thursday night and continuing throughout
this week.
A room in the Humphrey building in
this town, is being fitted up for q new drug
store, to be conducted by DIR. Thomas, of
Frederick city.
DIR. Warfield now devotes his entire time
to his practice here, and persons who desire
1t can have their teeth treated any day in
the week.
Under the burdensome expense that the
negroes of Virginia are, the whites are
growing very restive." says Gov. Lee, in
published interview.
Divine Service at Ascension Church,
Gaithersburg, on the 9Th Sunday afternoon
of this month, instead of the 4th, at 8
o'clock.
On Tuesday, IN the Orphans Court
letters testamentary were granted upon the
estate of Thos. F. Cashell, ST., to George T.
Cashell, admr.
Mr.. u. IL. Warfleld has purchased 10
in the Reading property, on the Baltimore
road, this town, and is now preparing to
build upon i: dwelling house.
The ladies Mite Society OF the Rockville
sonage this friday evening at o'clock.
All the members are requested to be present.
Collector Groome has appointed Robert
G. Langley, republican, of this town, night
Waterman at the custom house, vice John
A. Bnrriss, of Gathersburg, resigned The
csAsapepsation is $40 per annum.
The many friends of Mr.. Zsdoc Magru.
der will learn with pleasure that he has so
far recovered from the recent attack of pa
ralysis he sustained as to be able to walk out
with the aid of cane.
Mr.. VIM. Umstead butchered the large
steer which he took the premium with at
the Fair, on Wednesday last, and it nettej
S75 pounds, or, according to the standard,
the gross weight would have been 1850
Saks 81 Company, general outfitters, and
the proprietors Of the largest establishment
In the country of the kind, have new and
attractive advertisement in this issue, which
our readers would find to their interest to
read
Mr.. Richard I. Ray, late candidate for
county commissioner from the 9th district,
of the Orphans Court of this county, to fl i
the vacancy created by the death of Judge
S. M. Lyddane.
The opening Of the public road running
through the property of DIR. G. J. Maddox,
at the eastern limit of this town, from the
Baltimore To the City road, was awarded 10
Messrs Basil and BENZ. Bean, on Saturday
last, at 1880
Edward Parker, colored, charged with
breaking into the store Of James Ganley, ut
Boyd's, was discharged by Justice Morgan,
last Monday, for the want of evidence 10 hold
him. Flemm Tally was bsileI at $500 on
the same charge
Mr.. Jos. N. Bailey has purchased of Judge
Bouic quarter acre lot in The Park" AL
joining the Fair Grounds, for $275, upon
which he has commenced the erection Of u
dwelling. The contract has been awarded
to Mr.. w. r. Humphrey.
The mail service on the route from Dick
erson to Monocacy has been changed rs fol-
lows: Leave Dickerson daily, except Sun
days, at 9:15 A. M; arrive at M0Hocscy by
8 A. M. Leave Monocacy daily, except
Sundays, at $50, A. NJ; arrive at DECKER
son by 1915 A. NJ.
Mr. Carlos De Garmendia showed his two
years old filly Estelina, by Idol Gift, ip q
mile heat during the races at the Gentle
mems Driving Park, Baltimore, last week
in 2:55. The second half was trotted In
1923 over a slippery track. His stock farm il
located at Tuscarora.
Capt. Nj. V. Cutter, miner of long ex-
perience in the gold mines of Colorado, has
arrived here and will proceed to take charge
of the VIM. Collins property and develop
it after the most improved methods. Capt.
Gutter prospected the veins on this property
and pronounced them as rich and large as
any in the Potomac gold fields.
The new public road, starting in thu
neighborhood of Hunting Hill and ap.
preaching Derwood, petitioned for by Hen
nv Raft and others, has been favoraby passed
upon by the examiners, who, with Mr.. G. NJ
Anderson, made survey of it on Tuesday
last. Mr. Anderson informs US that 1t car
be made one of the best road beds in the
county at very little cost.
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, Sept 90, are reported by Tavenne
Bros, as follows: Cattle-best, 81 to A cts.
good, 80 to 50 cents; medium, to 81 cents
common, 2 to cents sheep and lambs
sheep, 81 to cents; lambs, 5 to Ct cents
calves, 5 to ct cents; "a cows and calves
$25 to $50. Market for all kinds of stool
brisk.
Now is the time to read carefully the at
tractive advertisement of w. H. HoughtoI
81 Co., the great mammoth furnishing es
tablishment of the District of Columbia
These gentlemen are simply doing an i'm
mense business and it is because Of thei