Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-04-25
Iafal aud 9ersnual.
Town and Country.

An apprentice boy to learn the jewelry
business is wanted by E. A. Ansley, of this
place.
Mr.. N. e. Selby has purchased from Mr..
w. a. Cooke, town lot at Gaithersburg for
$3.50.
The debt on Christ Protestant Ep iscopal
church, Rockville, was decreased $3.50 by
the Easter offerings.
AT DIR. Thomas new Drug Store, Shakers
Extract Roots and Pills. Garfield Tea, and
all Patent Medicines.
Mr.. James L. Trundle is about complet-
ing handsome residence at Gaithersburg,
at cost of $4,000,
w. IL. Hoeke's change of advertisement
in this issue sparkles with inducements to
purchasers in his line of goods.
Rev. David Bush will preach at Poto-
mac NJ. L. Church South next Sunday at
II A. NJ, and Rockville p. M.
A brakeman, whose name we did not
learn, was crushed to death between freight
cars at Germantown on Wednesday.
F. S. Morling, G. G. T., and d. S. Rice,
G. s., organized lodge of Good Templars
at GAINESVILLE on Monday night last
Plank walks are being laid through the
Danenhower property, lately sold off in
lots, at the eastern limit of Rockville.
A game of ball will be played here on
Saturday afternoon between the Emersons
Of Washington and the Rockville club.
Rev. Father Barry will hold service in
st. Gabrie's church, near Potomac, next
Sunday, 9th instant, at II o'clock, A. M.
Victor f. Adler & Brother come to the
front this week with long list of bargains
in clothing Read their ad and give them
call
The School Board meets on the Goth of
April and the LIST of May. The latter meet
ing will be devoted to the appointment of
trustees.
The contract for carrying the mail, six
times per week, from Sandy Spring to Nor
wood, has been awarded to C. II. Catching,
at $500.
Woodlawn Hotel, at the western end of
Rockville, will be opened the 1st of May.
1t is now being generally FURNISHED up in
side and out.
The Heilbrun Shoe House, in Washing
ton, is IA popular resort for our people who
wish to save money. See new adj. on this
page.
The growing wheat and oats stalks in
some fields of Kent county are covered with
u small green bug, which threatens much
damage.
Rev. 5. b. Teagarden will preach in the
Christian church, this town, on Sunday
next at o'clock, A. NJ, and Redland at
I'-5L
The y. IL O. is erecting tower at Gath
ersburg that the two crossings at that point
may be the better observed and the gates
accordingly operated.
Mr.. w, b. TschiiIely has leased piece of
property near the station at Gaithersburg,
on which he proposes to erect steam hay
baling establishment.
The President has appointed Mr. John r.
Ensor to the district attorneyship and Mr..
VIM. f. Airey to the United States mar
shaIshp for this State
The aphs or plant louise is attacking the
peach trees in Southern Maryland orchards.
1t is a new insect, and its appearance is at.
tributed to the mild winter.
The first Quarterly Meeting of the Rock
vile circuit of the NJ. L. Church South will
be held at Emory church on Saturday and
Sunday, May the 3rd and 4th.
We are informed that Mr. Henry Baird
has sold the remainder of the land in Oak
mont to Washington syndicate, realizing
profit of $4,000 on his purchase
Messrs. John w. Chandler, G. F. Duvall
and VIM. H. Coomes have been appointed
judges of the corporation election at Gath
crsburg on the first Monday in May.
The S. b. Lyddane farm. near Derwood,
recently sold for 100000 to Washington
syndicate, is now being laid off into five and
ten acre lots, which are again to be sold
Candidates for the Board of Councilmen of
Rockville are slow to announce themselves.
Come out, gentlemen, the voters want
number to select qualified Board from
The new adj of A. Saks & Company on
this page, will doubtless attract the atten-
ton of those who wish TO invest in spring
and summer clothing at reasonable prices.
We print this week letter from the far
off State of Washington, which, having been
written by a wel-known and intelligent
gentleman, will doubtless be read with much
interest.
Samuel Gator, brother of Mr.. Francis
Gator, of this town, died, at his home, in
Poolesville, on Tuesday last, aged 25 years
lie was young man Of fine promise and
his death is regretted by all,
Mr. Samuel Bennett, residing about two
miles from Boyds station, was painfullyin-
ured on Thursday Of last week by a steer
he was preparing to butcher His collar
bone and Sc veral ribs were broken.
The Rev DIR. Charles Minnegerode, Rec
tor Emeritus of St. Pau1s church, Rich
mond, Va, is expected to fill the pulpit of
Christ church, Rockville, next Sunday
morning, 9th instant.
Lansbnrgh g. Bro , the popular and fash
ionable dry goods merchants on 9TH street
are at the front this week with bran new
and attractive advertisement which our
readers, if they consult their interest, should
read carefully.
A painter by the name of Hatcher, Of
Washington, fell from the Woodlawn Hotel
distance of about thirty feet while at work
on Tuesday evening last and broke two
ribs. DIR. c. j. Maddox was called in and