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, 1890-04-03

II Il true that rents are high, and
in central and choice localities the
rates stated by this lIbeler may have
been realized; but it j. also true'that
furnished rooms may be obtained
for less money, and that cottages Of
four TO six rooms, unlurnishcd, f.,
within fifteen minutes walk of tho
heart Of the city, may he had for $40
To $50 q month.
, 1890-04-03

William Endlcott, of Boston. has just
cnterek his ninety second year. lie Is
the sole survivor OF the seventh genera.
tion of John Endicott.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24

A State trust Company Senator
Smith, of Worcester county, introduced in
the Senate of Maryland on Friday bill TO
incorporate "rhe Fidelity Loan and Trust
Company OF Maryland"
Mr.. II. W. Talbot, of this town, is one OF
the incorporators and in the entire number
Baltimore city ,Allegany, Washington, Fred
erick, Carroll, Baltimore, Prince Georges,
Dorchester, Somerset, Wcomco, Queen
Anne's, Caroline and Talbot counties have
representatives, The capital stock will be
So 900 900, divided into 10000 shares of $50
The company will conduct business simi-
lar to that now done by the trust companies
of Baltimore and elsewhere IL will in
clude the counties in its scope, making the
fidelity insurance special feature, espe-
ciaily in going on the bond of executors,
administrators, guardIaus, trustees, NC, also
supersedlng in. gments and loaning money
in the counties and developing real estate
in any section of the State. The bill pro.
vides that II directors be taken from the
counties, thus insuring local man, who
will be connected with the management of
the company and preventing large capital
lists from depriving the counties of repre-
sentativcs Eighteen directors are to come
from Baltimore city or elsewhere. The in
corporators are made the directors the first
year. 1t is understood that the company
will commence business just us soon as the
bill is passed. The county features are new
and it enables the company to establish a
fidelity and trust company in each county
with a director connected with the main
office located in Baltimore city
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
cient authority to the Treasurer te pay the
amount snecitied therein

cient authority to the Treasurer ts pay the
| amount specified therein.
21S. All county taxes shall be due on the
first day of October of the year for which
they are levied, and l per cent. shall be ad-
ded to, and collected with, all taxes not paid
on or before that day; 2 per cent shall be
added to, and collected with, all taxes not
paid on or before the first day of November
next succeeding the day on which they are
due; per cent. shall be added to, and col
lected with, all taxes not paid on or before
the first day of December next succeeding
the day on which they are due; per cent.
shall be added to, and collected with, all
taxes not paid on or before the first day of
January next succeeding the day on which
they are due; and after the said first day OF
January said taxes shall bear interest at the
rate Oi per cent. per annum until paid
and at any time after said first day of Janu-
airy, payment may be enforced by suit, dis
traint, sale or other proper proceedings.
219. The several collectors of taxes for the
respective collection districts of Montgom-
cry county shall on or before the first Thurs
day in each and every month pay over to
the Treasurer of Montgomery county all
State and county taxes collected by them
up to that date, less commissions and dis
counts Qf any are allowed by law or with
interest added rs the case may be, on the
amount so paid over; and upon obtaining
from said Treasurer his receipt for the same
as prescribed by clause Il of section sixty
two 10 this Article, shall deliver up to said
Treasurerall county orders received by them
in payment of taxes or otherwise
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That the fol-
lowing new section, nc.
220. The Collectors of taxes of the several
collection districts Of Montgomery county
shall pay over to the said Treasurer all
money levied by the County Commissioners
of said county for the support of the public
schools OF said county, in the manner and
at the times prescribed for its payment to the
Treasurer Of the Board of County School
Commissioners by the Public General Laws
of the State Of Maryland in such case made
and provided, and the Treasurer of Mont
gomery county shall account for the same
to the Treasurer of the Board OF County
School Commissioners.
Sec. 3. And be il enacted, That the pro
visions OF sections 81, So, Ga, 1874, 1875, 1876,
21S, 2l9 and 220, of said Article Sixteen of
the Code Public Local Laws of Maryland, ,as
herein repealed and re enacted are hereby
declared to be applicable to the levy of taxes
to. be made by the County Commissioners in
the year eighteen hundred and ninety and
the present Clerk to the County Commits
sioners is required to discharge all the du-
ties required of the County Treasurer until
the election of Treasurer OF Montgomery
county in the year eighteen hundred and
ninety one; and the County Com missioners
are hereby authorized to pay said clerk such
extra compensation as they may think he is
entitled to receive for the services herein of
him required.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
Eupepsy,

This is what you ought to have, in fact you
are searching for il daily, and mourning be-
cause they find it not. Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent annually by
our people in the hope lha, they may attain
We guarantee that Electric BitterR, il used
according TO directions aud The use persisted
in, will bring you Good Digestion and Gust
the demon Dyspepsia and install instead En-
pepsy We recommend Electric Bllers for
Dyspepsia ard all diseases Of Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. Sold at Doc and : per bottle
by . I Owens Druggist
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
TEN TO FIFTY PER CENT.


lot 495l---25O Mems Overcoats, heavy
weight plaid, excellent wearerS aud very
slightly. Former price, Sb 10; now So IL,
Lot 3097--l24 Light iIair-Line Diagonal
Overcoa's. silk acings, double serge body
lining and salteen s.eeye lining. Former
price. 50 -; now ~ 20
Lot 3343-A small lot OF Chinchilla Over
coats, strictly all wool. Former price, SIS !;
now SIS %.
Lot 5l65--A few Conductors Overcoats,
full indigo blue, all wool body lining,
Pockets and sleeves of double drilling,
leather bound pockets aud storm collars
Reduced to 80
Lots 9476 and 97l7--Boys' Overcoais,
sizes 10 ls years double breasted, cut
long Former prices, S3 2b and S4 25; now
So 10.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
COnluS Items.

The Comus Literary and Debating So
cieiy re organized several weeks ago, elect
ing Mr.. j. =. Sellman president, Mr. Jas.
Pearre vice president, and Mr.. o. o. Baker
secretary
Last Saturday evening the question before
the Society was. "Is Marriage Failure?'
Affirmative, Messrs. Charles Luhn, Frank
Pearre apd G. G. MayQhart; Negative,
Messrs. w. a. Maxwell and \ ; Young
The committee decided the question in favor
of the negative, the president pro tenn, Mr..
Mortimer Cissel, dissenting therefiom. The
Society will meet next Friday evening, the
Gath instant.
Our leading farmers have finished p!ow-
ing for corn. Wheat Is growing finely.
LA Grippe" prevails in a mild form, and
our school is oyerfoWing.
The population Of our village has re-
ceived an accession of sig iG The fami ly Of
Mr.. Il. Luhn, who has located here.
Jan. 81, 1890. 4.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
rusIic Sale of Furniture.-We ca

FSEIjc Sale OF Furniture.-We call
special atiea.ion TO the sale of personal
property of Miss Katie NJ. Green, on We'd
nesday, January Goth, 1855, at 70 A. NJ, at
the residence of the late NJ. Green, in l(ock-
vile, Nd. consisting of the following arti-
Giles:
Beds and Bed GloahiGg. 5 large Feather
Bed. all recently renoyated; W4rarobes,
Cupboafds Bureaus, Chairs, Piano and
Stool, Tables. one solid Walnut and one Rose
Wood Carpets, Mattiag. stoyes. ADdirons,
Pictures, Dishes, Baskets, Stone JaEs, Lamps,
Mirrors, Oilcioth, Window Shades aud Cur
ta.ns, Washstands. Kitchen Utensils, Gar
den Tools, Hives al Bees. and other house.
hold srtlcles TOO tedious to mention.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24

Lo, 2d72 MEMS Sack Suits. Reduced 10
Sc 0S
Lot s40a~-A line 81 handsome silk.mixed
sack suits. Former price, Si3 so; now
$40 10.
Lot 04sl-Men's Cheviot Suits. Reduced
to So 10.
Lot 9o36 West of England Plaid Suits.
double breasted Former price, xi3 rs;
now $40 Is.
Lot 9i23-Men's Scotch Tweed Sui;a Re-
duced 10 81 SO.
Lot S39--Iandsome Wide Walv PrIurr
Albert Coats and Vests. Former price, ;ld 90:
now Sl2 30
Lots 6sO7 aud 680s--Mens Suits. Hair.
line Worsleds. Reduced 10 SO 68.
Lot 35lo-A-Brown Corkscrew Suits. For
mer price, ZIG IS; now Si2.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
Wagons That Talk

would say go to the +. l.. Moore Agricultural
Company and examine that twenty dollar
can't-be-beat road cart. FOR easy riding and
breaking colts this is just tie boss. Then
that park cart for pleasure or business is very
strong, graceful and light-rnnnina. Having
wide seal TO carry two persons with com
fort. For the ladies' use this will suit Them
to perfection
Fora l-horse farm wagon they have them
both wood and iron axle and at prices TO NEE,
the times. II you want 2-horge wagon then
call and take look AZ the new popular and
wellmaie Tubular Iron Axle These are
the strongest wagons on four wheels. That
3-inch tire wagon, with rea- brake, either
Tubular Iron Axle or Thimble Sken, is per-
feet beauty and just the one to suit most any
farmer that wants good, solid and we'll
built wagon. In still HEAVIER wagons the
Company can give you most anything in that
line. Call and see them at the old stand
West Washington, d. c., or 3l47 NJ street,
n. W.
Bucklens APnica Salye.-The best
Salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin krnppoAs, and Ho5itjYely cures Pyles, or
no pay required. II is guaranteed to glye
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
25 cts per box. For sale BY D. F. Owens,
Druggist, Rockville, Md.
z~- FOR THE BLOOD,
- Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
Bilousness, take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
1t cures quickly. For sale by sll dealers in
medicine Get the genuine.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
VICTOR Il. ADLER & BRO.

y the terms of tic whole of the present goods
OF
hereuean task renders positive that UNPARALLELED FAR
GAINS be offered a propiou
the ay Even the business world appears
cloud without silver lining sacrificing elegant
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
Fine Ready-Made Clothing


knowing that shall be hcneftng thousands people
the fancy usually 70, a
shall also be compelled make alterations
honcc pushed for and PUSH of
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
FUR DEP.ART.WE.NI.

showing boundles Of FURS and Fur We
have this have heretofore selected FUlS the
Of july consequently goods about Is than
buying them in the height of and bought largely too Fu
know advanced in price considerably Wesav
Black Hare NiuH 79c 98c and 25 Bg Muf 81 so $40 Nua
3d. Cape 81 Genuine Monkey Mufs $3
Grey Lambs Mufs $5 Black Astchn Shoulder Cpe $12 Our
Of Chdren complete than Chds Muf for 81
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
"A B s OLU TE
CloSing''Out Sale
$56,OOO Worth 8 Winter. Goods.
CONSISTING OF
Fine Ready Made Suits and Overcoats.

THE PUBLIC hereby informed that of
brother JOSEPH H. ADLER,
five last will become partner of
the rm thena andh wi be
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
THE ENTIRE
PERRY BUILDING.
On The First Floor.

andre
The DRY GOODS and FANCY BUSINESS
On The First Floor
Of
in
An sin
in
in Lyons M silk Vve Novelties oel six Pushes ard ye'ves Novelties
Chantn adM La
Black English
Ienieas Hairs
and Nuns Yelling Conauld Engh
borders all Psno kid
10 tHd
handles New Fabric aud Cloth Gloves ladies children
ties lin Of
grom25
japanese Notions Raoas
Flncyti foods
On the second Floor n,
prices Skirts
u
Pillow sbing Linens j. N ndou
aud Shaker Flanne aarivae awool and
stok o
LOWEST PRICES
On the Third Floor
sant
Mauds
&4a n charge ior o
On The Fourth Floor
o 0
and M"ees Quilts W arises New Plain and
FtnlS Sirente
AXE raior o DepGia a.sn o Floors.
Careful
FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES Established 1870
= r A Il O n p f. X Il Y.
Pennsylvania Avenue 9th Street. Perry Building
20tf Washington, ID. a.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24

PARK Minstrels.-.Through IN unex-
,ected change in the route we will have the
Park Minstrels with US Saturday night.
They bring the most complete company tha,
has ever sisiisd the town, and all their spe-
cialties are novei;iss They will arrive on
the 5:5s traio apd viii calcium light for the
land to play by they viii parade 10 the Hall,
where the curtain wills he tpp up 81 7:3O
snarp The company is composed Of tte hest
people aad an enjoyable evening nsy be .eI-
pected.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24

Lease of the Canal-The bill offered
To Tease the G. & o. Canal passed the Mary
land legislature just before the adjournment
last week. The State Board of Public
Works have advertised, as directed under
the law, for proposals for the lease of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and all its pro-
nerties, lands, water rights and franchises.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board at their Office in Annapolis until
noon on February 4th, and the proposals
shall specifically set forth the term OF years,
annual rental aud all other particulars and
terms OF the propcsed lease. Without doubt
the canal properties and franchises are val
liable, and as far back as The last session OF
the Legislature, when there was an effort to
get legislation authorizing lease of the ca
nal, SO ,000, 900 was mentioned as an approx
innate value by parties who wanted the
canal-bed for railroad purposes, Now that
the list is, by order Of the legislature, thrown
open to all bidders, the calculation of the
yexed question will probably be reached.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
CLOTH NEWMARKET

have shown heretofore Our styles exclusive and therefore safely
will be find other house
S11 fitting tailor with
Bell good thing Ncwmarkets $l2 DRET0RE
NEWARK FITS at $15
STOCKINET JACKETSA goo" quality sockuet jacket
bound, SO SO. The same quality with binding. 81
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
Ill PLUSH GARMENTS.

We them this of their similarity the Genuine Seal
We would invite Plush Department,
inspection dcpens interest
OUR $22 PLUSH SACQUE very quality Plush
loops down the 'front.' the finer grades have sold $25 $780, $50,
$37 so. $40 $42 so and so $65
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
PLUSH .JACKE1'S

numbers of PLUSH JACKET $12 you
bly find JACKET that little less price but keep nothing but good
quality Plush that grade Others $l5 SIT So $S 500
high $32 So You find In this length you desire We make
speciality Of PLUSH VISITES for stoutla adi
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24

Containing floors
and devoted the DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS BUSINESS
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24
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TRAINS l.u INNING WIS D..

TRAINS RUNNING Wi!St
O. mo. >n.lNo ,o. mo mo. No. MOL MOL No. No. mo-
I'll 57*Il7% 59t 55S sill 63tl MI 53@I65t 9% 60S eli
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24


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Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-01-24

~- FOR THE BLOOD,
80 Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
Biliousness, take
BROWN's IRON BITTERs.
1t cures quickly For sale BY all dealers In
medicine. Get the genuine.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
Note. From the wesleyan.

The grippe" Is nearly through
the X. W L.
Look cut for the reception soon to
be held at the University building.
A grand time IL assured aud all are
invited.
The winning orator I'm the home
contest 10 preparing for the state
struggle. Whether We win or not,
our orator y III nave a fine exercise
aud deliver IL we'll.
Tickets for the musical contest are
selling rapidly, aud there will be .
crowded house on the 2lst OF next
prizes should create enthusiasm.
The students are eagerly awaiting
the advent OF the teacher Of voice
culture. Several classes will be
formed nj once and the work will
start with q boom.
Supt. J. w. Armstrong visited us
last week, and In 4 five minute I'M
promptu speech gave the Eng.
History class some good points upon
historical study and the practical
benefits Of the same. We are
always pleased to have SuPt. Arm
strong with us.
Too many Of our students expect
10 teach when they are able to get .
certificate. II would he q blessing
to alI IL these persons were compell-
ed to take O full college course and
then = year In . training school
before the are allowed to practice
upO1 the children. Then there
would lie less work to undo and
teaching would be q profession.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
seu Ch.mbrI. chs,t.riHGs.

J. Weaver is sick With lung fever.
Mrs. e. c. Hahn are both quite
sick with influenza.
DIR. J. O. Thompson q graduate Of
Jefferson college, Philadelphia, Pa,
has located here. He GENES we'll
recommended as o physician aud
surgeon, and we trust he will re-
eeive the patronage Of the commun-
ity.
Mrs. q. Benfield, Of waieTville.
Kansas, who spent three weeks here
visiting the family Of her brother
in-law Jonas Benfield left MOnday
for home.
The ice harvest has commenced.
Messrs 3. p. and @. B. DoDmyer are
filling their Ice houses.
MIR. A. l.. MsrtI aud family left
Tuesday morning by the Union Pa
cIfic fast line for their old home in
Indiana
J. @. King returned last Friday
evening from q flying trip TO Cald-
we'll aud KingfisheT.
A sleigh drawn by four horses
containing seven couples, . musician
aud . driver, came out from Salina
to the Weaver House last Friday
night TO trip ''ihe light fantastic. F."
supper was prepared by Mrs. Wea-
YER, to which all did justice after
which the dance vas continued un-
| tlI three o'clock D. IN. and even then
it vas with regret that they returned
on the "homevsrd bound" journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. williams have
the sympathy Of many friends In
this vicinity In the i0ss Of their lit
tie daughter Hattie who died oi
membraneous Group Tuesday morn
/ ing JEWELL
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
Kindly RSrnFtissi.

Resolutions adopted by the
woman's Home aud Foreign Mis-
sionary society Of st. Johns Luth-
eran church, SaIina, Kansas:
WHEREAS, We have learned
with profound sorrow Of the death
Of Rev. Geo. ID. Gstwald, pastor Of
Memorial church, Kansas City.
Rssoired, That IN the death Of
our formerly loved pastor, eur
society has lost one OF Its noblsst
and most cherished members:
Resoired, That although We
mourn i'm sadness and sorrow for the
loss OF one In whom we always
found = true and good friend, an
exalted type Of manhood aud lovely
christian character yet we will en-
deavor to follow his teachings In
this hour OF sOrrow, and bow sub
missively to the will Of our Heavenly
Father, remembering that while our
pastor, by his instruction aud exam
pie he taught US tn recognize God .
goodness in the dispensAtiOn OF
sorrow and grief.
Res0ired. That we shall ever
cherish the memory Of his ministry,
a. we'll as his sympathy with aud
encouragement Of eur work la this
missionary society and shall ever
strive tn make the memory Of his
good deeds and christian activity an
Incentive to better living.
Resoir'd. That we tender to our
sister, his grief stricken wife, aud
Dereaved parents, our heartfelt
sympathy In this hour of sorrow aud
affection, aud would remind them
that for such as he ito die il gain. ="
RCsolrcd, That a copy OF these
resolutions be forwarded TO our
sorTowing sister and the parents,
and that they be published In the
Lutheran Observer, Evangelist and
home papers and that a copy be
spread upon the minutes Of this
zOeipty
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
MARQUETTE
IFrom the Tribune

ANlDuhE-H
Mrs. Gray OF Lindsborg, who went
to New York q short time since to
undergo . surgical operation, died
from Its effects.
ID. y. Myers sold twelve May pigs
Tuesday for SIS. As he received
out three cents . pound, Il makes .
fine showing for the sire Of the
young Porkers.
8. +. Brown has purchased the
Watson stock Of hardware, located
In the north room Of the opera house
block, and has removed Il to the
southeast csTuer OF Washington and
Second streets-Sorlin's old stand.
Alfred Hswkinson 10 shipping
considerable live stock nowadays.
He says hogs are ssarcer this year
than for long time on account Of
scarcity Of corn for two years pre-
vious 10 the last, and prices lower,
but that farmers are now raising q
great many, aud with another good
corn crop this section Of the couBtry
will be full Of pork once more. The
effect Of the big corn crop is plainly
shown In the increased weight Of
hogs this season. Last winter the
average weight Of hogs shipped by
Mr.. Hawkinson was IT5 pounds,
while so far this year II has been
800.
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
CouneIl MestIsE.

The regular monthly session Of
the city council was held last Mon
day night. Those present were
Councilmen Green, stIee, Bristol,
Kirkland ard Whitehead, being q
quorum. The reading Of the jour
nal was dispensed with.
Ordinance No. T32, approPriating
sTa2 - for the payment Of certain
bills was passed.
The reports Of the city treasurer
and Police Judge was referred to the
ways and means committee.
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Com
pAny were granted thirty days addi-
tional time to erect their system.
At the close of the session Mr..
Dan Whitehead, who has taken
much Of his time properly to ar
range for the placing Of the boxes
aud making other preparations for
the new fire alarm system. made q
verbal aud informal report TO the
council OF what he had done, aud
offered suggestions which will be OF
value in in the progress Of the work.
The sidewalk petition asking for u
sidewalk to the Military college,
signed by A. NJ. CIaflin and one
hundred and fifteen others, was
read aud referred to the sidewalk
committee.
The council then adjourned to
meet Ia extra session on Thursday
evening. After adj 1urnmsnt the
members INDUCED in an informal
discussion Of city affairs.
Oscar SaitZ was present aud asked
that the telephone company Oe re-
strained from placing = pole In front
Of the First National bank, but no
action was taken Ia regard TO the
FnatfaF
The Saline County journal., 1890-01-23
AssARIA
From the Argusl


We are panied to state that the
Rev. J. 7. Kjsllgren Is now very
low. We do not know the nature Of
his ailment, but hope lie may soon
recover.
A petition has been around for
signature this week requesting the
Mayor to call an election TO decide
a. to whether or not AssaTia shall
remain q city, or shall be dissolved
as . corporation. Aeouuter petition
In remonstrance has also been cir
eulated, aud both are somewhat
numsrously signed. We do not
know what the outcome will be, but
will only remark that while justice
and fairness towards all should pre-
vail, we do not want to see such .
backward step takeH - the dissOlu-
tion OF the city. We have faith In
Assaria, IL her citizens will pull to-
gether and couragsously 90 forward.
Died, on Monday, Jan. 13, 1880, at
Q .. m, Mrs. Caroline Bengtson.
Mrs. BenGtson was born In Norjs,
Bleking, Sweden, March Is, 1893,
and Was therefore nearly 50 years Of
age. She came To America In 1854,
residing first at Knoxville, Knox
county, Illinois, where shs was
united In marriage with Mr.. Swan
Bengston, July %, 1855. Mr.. sud
Mrs. Bengtson lived at Knoxville
until February, 1871, when they
moved to Kansas, and took . farm
mile northeast Of Assaria. Here
they have lived and laboFed. res
Peoted and beloved by all who knew
thsm. They moved Ints this city
April, lsss. Mrs. BengstOn was the
mother Of nine children, sIx boys
and three girls, seven Of whom died
In Illinois. Her sons Edward aad
William survive 10 mourn the loss
Of as excellent mother, and they,
together with the bsreavsd husband,
have the deep sympathy Of . large
circle Of friends.
Two sisters Of the deceased, ard
other relatives, reside In Sweden.
The funeral occurred on wednss-
dav, Jan. rs, at 2 p. m.