Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-03-14
gural aud gersuual.
Town and Country .

IOWn ana country.
The free library at Travlah has been
opened.
The bill to incorporate Damascus has
passed the Senate
The children in the neighborhood o
Travilah number ninety.
Now is the time to purchase new spring
hat. See new ad. of b. +. Waddcy.
At DIR. Thomas new Drug Store, Shaker.
Extract Roots and Pills, Garfield Tea, and
all Patent Medicines
Mr.. John w. Kelchner has entered upon
the study of the law in the office OF Messrs
Anderson Sc Bouc, this town.
The war claim of Mrs. Isabella Hance, ol
this county, of 1886 has been tavorably
reported by the committee on claims.
Rev. S. b. Teagarden will preach in the
Christian church, this town, on Sunday
next at II o'clock, A. NJ, and Redland at
3P NJ
Rev. j. NJ. Barry will celebrate Mass in
st. Gabriels church, near Potomac, this
county, at II o'clock Sunday morning, the
23rd instant
Mr. Magruder Ricketts, has divided his
land, opposite the Copp property, into build
ing lots of 90 feet front and 1870 feet deep
and offers them for sale.
VIM. James, Of Washington, unites with
M. b. Montgomery in stock sale at his
farm, near Travilah, on the 9th instant
See handblls for further particulars.
A project is now on foot to extend the
turnpike from Glenig, Howard county, to
Brookeville, this county, there to connect
with the Washington and Brookeville turn
pike.
Many of those who have made an exami.
ton of the peach bud since the late cold
snap inform Us that the germ has been
killed so again this season we will have
no peaches.
One of the negroes who escaped from
Jail was captured at the Great Falls by Mr.
Walter Carroll on Thursday of last week
The prisoner was on his way from Wash
ington to his home near Dickerson Station
Mr.. Clements, of this county, has prepared
general high liquor license bill. 1t Fro
vides license fees of 81, 900 and $500 for Bal
timore city; $500 and $400 for any other
incorporated city; $500 and 5000 for other
places in the State.
On Saturday last tenant house on the
farm OF Jos. Il. Moore, in the vicinity OF
Sandy Spring, was destroyed by fire, and
after an investigation by the neighbors il
was discovered that coored woman had
persisted in the flames.
The attention OF those desiring to remove
stumps, rocks and other distractions from
their farms is called to the new ad. of G
w. Offutt e Brother, of Georgetown, who
are prepared 10 furnish dynamite in any
quantity and at the lowest price.
The following gentlemen have been drawn
as jurors, Nathan ID. Poole, Presley Frazer,
James II. Clagelt, VIM. H. Spencer, Jr., and
Michael Conroy, to take the place of Messrs.
L. B. Prescott, Arthur Stabler, Charles G..
Porter, Michael T. Pylcs and Lcbbins G..
Etchison, excused
The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Church. recently in session at Cumberland,
made the following appointments for this
county: Gaithersburg circuit, II. M. Moore
Laytonsvlle circuit, G. l.. Pate; Montgom-
cry circuit, J. r. Pardew; Spencervile cir
cult, W. Mex. Hammack.
During next week the Orphans Court
for this county will be in session on Tues
day the 18th, Wednesday 10Th and Friday
21st. Mr.. Geo. c. Dawson has been ap-
pointed deputy Register of Wills by Mr.
Carter Tuesday last the Court met and
adjourned on the announcement of the
death Of Mr.. Carriers son.
Ann Elizabeth, relict of the late VIM. f.
Humphrey, died at the residence of her son
Reuben, in this town, on Saturday morning
last, of paralysis, aged T6 years. The de
ceased was, with her late husband, one oi
the earliest residenters of Rockville, and en-.
joyed large circle Of relatives and ac
auaintances throughout this county
The March Term of the Circuit Court
for this county begins on Monday next. -
We are informed the Blaine Brady case
will be tried ut this term for the fourth time
and the railroad case removed from Hagers-
town will also employ several days of the
term, and from the many cases docketec
the supposition is that il will be long
term.
Sales of livestock At Drovers' Rest, Mon
day, March 10th, are reported by Tavcnne
Bros, as follows: Cattle-best, Al TO Al cts.
good, 81 to A cents; medium, 81 to 81 cents
common, to cents; sheep and lambs
sheep, to cents lambs, 5 to z cents
calves, to 81 cents; cows and calves
$25 to $35 Market good for all kinds o
stock.
1t is expected that number of the mem
bers of Gaithersburg Lodge of Coed TEN
plars will pay Rockville Lodge fraterna
visit on Monday night next. Among then
will be some fine singers, readers and de
chalmers, who will come prepared TO Civ
Rockville Lodge "feast of reason and
flow of soul" 1t is earnestly hoped that al
the members of the lodge will be present t
extend to the visitors hearty welcome.
POOIesviIle Items.
Friday night, when about to start HON
from the p f. Church, here, by the sudde
starting of the horse to the cart, Mrs. w. A