Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-02-07
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Town and Country.


Thomas's new Drug Store
Many farmers of Frederick county are
complaining of large lots of spoiled pork
the present season.
At DR.. Thomas new Drug Store, Shakers
Extract Roots and Pills, Garfield Tea, and
all Patent Medicines
r. Stockett Matthews, the lawyer and
Republican politician, died in Baltimore
street car, Saturday last.
Miss L. L. Waring, of this place, will
open dancing school at Diamond Hall, in
Galthersburg, this (Friday) evening
The new Court House bill for this county
has passed both branches of the Legislature
and awaits the Governors signature
The canal receivership case has been
argued before Judge Alvey, at Hagerstown,
but he has not yet rendered decision.
J. Sadter has been appointed postmaster
at Bethesda vice j. d. Bailey, resgned and
r. II. Miles at Gaithersburg, vice John A.
Belt, removed.
G. ID. Luckett, Agent, has sold for Mr.
Samuel Vance third of an acre building
lot, at Derwood, to Mr.. Frank Almoney, OF
this town, for $780,
The annual meeting of the lot holders of
Monocacy Cemetery will be held at the
office of the company, on saturday, Feb
ruary Sth, 1890, at . p NJ, to elect Board
of Managers.
Mr.. Mahlon Chandlee, one of the most
remarkable old men i'll Maryland, died
Wednesday on his farm, near Sandy Spring,
this county, after having lived few months
less than century.
A dramatic and literary entertainment
will be given by the Central Brass Band of
Gathersburg, at Norman Hall, on We'd
nesday evening, February 10. See program
for particulars.
The fourth Quarterly Meeting OF the
Rockville Circuit of the NJ. Il. Church South
will be held at Rockville, on Saturday and
Sunday, February Sth and 9th Preaching
Saturday and Sunday morning at II O'clock,
Public are invited.
Dr. ID. +. Owens, Druggist, opposite the
Court House, this place, has now ON hand
the finest and largest assortment OF goods
in his line ever brought to the county. A
fine assortment OF Valentines has just been
received by him. See new ad.
The motion for n new trial in the case of
Dr. Beail, who was sentenced some weeks
tn h., md t,Nr rob pV
Mrs Cheeks grave, came up in the Police
Court, in Washington, on Friday last, and
was again postponed. DIR. Beal is still out
on bail.
Henry Mans, German eighty seven years
old, who resides at llalpin, Montgomery
county, Md, was seriously injured Saturday
night by being knocked down and run over
by u team near the Pennsylvania avenue
bridge over Rock Creek. lie was taken to
the Emergency hospital. WASH STIR.
Sunday, the End instant, was ground,
hogs day and good one it was, for he did
not see his shadow, the sun being clouded
the entire day, and we shall have, if the
sign holds good, more OF the pleasant wealth
er we have been enjoying during past win
ter months, instead of cold blasts.
Sales Of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, February 3, are reported by Tavennel
Bros, as follows: Cattle-best, At to At cts.
good, to A / cents medium, 81 to 81 cents
common, 2 to 3 cents sheep and lambs
sheep, 81 to cents; lambs, 5 to Z cents
yearings, to 81 cents; calves, 5 to 6 cts;
cows and calves, $25 to $35. Market
fair.
In another column oil this issue will be
found the advertisement of the New South
Patent and VIM H. Tenney Family Flour
man uiactured by w II. Tenney & Sons
Georgetown, d. G.. These brands have beer
extensively used in this county and have
given universal satisfaction. They also
manufacture pure Graham and Rye Flour
Corn Meal, &c. They pay the highest mar
ket prices for grain OF all kinds.
r. Walter Williams died at his residence
near Poolesville, this county, on Friday
morning of last week, in the 10Th year o
his age At the time OF his death, Mr.. Will
liams was suffering with IA severe case Of
the grippe, but had for three months OF
more been confined to his house with in
frmities. He was one Of the first citizens
of this county and his death will be re
gretted by all In life he was u successful
farmer and business man
The Belford Company, publishers, of New
;oI, I nG
jefferson Davis, prepared by Mrs Davis
his widow, who is lady of fine literary at
tanments This book will no doubt NEE
with an immense sale in all parts of thu
country. Those who desire a true history
OF this great statesman and soldier shoult
secure a copy 1t will be sold only on sub
scription, and agents are wanted in all sec
tions of the country. See ad.
Some days ago the Commissioners oil tht
District ol Columbia sent to Congress cop.
of the Maryland statute making it misde
meanor, punishable by $1,000 fine, for an.
person receiving farm products to sell ol
commission to fail within five days alter tn
sale of such products TO account and settl
with the owners of the produce. The bi
has the report OF the District committee i
its favor. The District Commissioners urg
the passage of the law, and it is probabl
that the statute will be passed at an earl
day and such transactions be as well pre-
tected in Washington as in Baltimore.
Teachers association. The pre-
gramme for the meeting of the Teachers
Association of this county, on February III
14th, is as follows;
1st Ordinary routine business.
End. Miscellaneous business.
3rd. New business
4th Discussion Of the question, How IL
is the teacher OF day school responsible
g Il ;, ,iu huh Mr. In