Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-07-25
gntal aud gersonal.

TleV. lHursIoH OimuonS Will preacn mex
Sunday morning in the Baptist Church al
GAINESVILLE.
Cropley, Boteler & Champion, George
town, have secured the agency for the sale
of the Syracuse plows.
We would Call attention to the card of
Mr.. Jas. Veirs, who has embarked in the
real estate business in Washington
Died, on Monday afternoon, July 21st,
1890, near Linden, this county, Halle M.
Gartrell, eldest daughter of R. w. Gartrel.
Samuel Stewart while fishing Sunday
above the Chain Bridge, at spot known
as Joe's Hole, caught bass weighing 81
pounds
Miss Laura Bready, daughter of Charles
W. Bready, of Redland, died on Wednes-
day last, at the residence of her father, of
consumption, aged "a years
Died, at Oak Hill, this county, on Mon
day, July 21st, 1890, Eva Louise, aged %
months and 81 days, daughter of Susie L.
and Edwin G. Fowler, Jr.
Mr.. |. d. Blunt accidently had his hand
caught in hay.fork on last Saturday,
which, unfortunately, cut off the end of his
fore finger on the right hand and mashed
two others.
Potomac Lodge, l. o. G. r., will hold a
pic mic in Myers woods, near Potomac, on
Tuesday, July Goth, 1890, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. Good speakers will be on
hand. Public invited
+. IL. Connell, proprietor of the stage line
between Brookeville and Laurel, offers at
private sale his stock and fixtures; also,
the unexpired mail contract For further
particulars apply to him at Brookeville,
Md.
Don't be discouraged about that eczema
till you have given Ayers Sarsaparillaa per-
sistent trial Six bottles of this medicine
cured the complaint for George S. Thomas,
of Ada, Ohio, when all other remedies failed
to afford any relief
A competitive examination for State
scholarship from this county in the Western
Maryland College will be held in the office
of the Board Of School Commissioners in
Rockville, on Wednesday, July Both For
further particulars see ad.
The evils resulting from habitual costive-
ness are many and serious; but the use of
harsh, drastic purgatives is quite as danger.
ous. In Ayers Pills. however, the patient
has mild but effective aperient, superior to
all others, especially for family use.
Rev. s. b. Teagarden will preach in the
Christian church, this town, on Sunday next
at 10 A. M, Redland at p NJ, Takoma
Park at p. NJ, Monday night at o'clock
at Barnsley's school house, and Wednesday
night at 8 O'Clock, in Norman Hall, Gath,
ersburg.
Mr. Thomas Noand, of Wheaton, was
thrown from his wagon in collision with
furniture wagon in Washington city, on
Saturday last, and painfully hurt across the
back He was not removed to his home
until the following Monday, somewhat i'm
proved.
One day last week Mr. David Rinehart
fell from load of}wheat on the farm of his
brother in law, Col Jas. A Boyd, and was
run over by the wagon, sustaining serious
injury. The many friends OF this young
gentleman will be panied to learn Of his
misfortune.
This year the county statement will prob.
ably appear in another form. Differing from
the old custom, it will state to whom the
money levied last year was paid and give in
81,
The Commissioners considered this change
last Tuesday.
There will be an Ice.Cream Festival and
Sunday School Fair held in the grove at
Mt Carmel Church, near Unity. on Tues
day, July Goth, 1890, commencing at p. NJ,
if fair, if not, the next fair day. The public
are cordially invited Proceeds for benefit
Of church.
The affable Miss Warfield, of Oak Grove,
this county, is now one of the invited guests
at La Grange, the elegant suburban resi-
dence of Mr. John Rider, Green Spring Val
ley, Baltimore county. Miss Warfied ex-
poets to be absent quite while. A host of
friends wish her most joyous trip.
Mrs. William r. Fulks died suddenly,
at her home, near Gaihersburg, on Sunday
morning last. She had been confined to her
bed with sickness for sometime and on the
morning of her death her attendant found
her dead on returning TO the room after a
few minutes absence. The deceased was
the daughter of the late VIM. Ward
NJ, 1,.u fha ,,f hn Ia
Academy will consider plans for new
Academy, which have been prepared by
Contractors Groomes, Pnmphrey Edmon-
ston and West. If any one of the plans is
adopted the building will be commenced at
once. The present building will be allowed
to stand and large and handsome addition
bu ill to it.
A festival and tournament will be held in
The grove, rear Potomac, on Wednesday, the
6lh Of August. The riding will commence
AT O'Clock The prizes to be awarded to
the successful knights consist of saddle,
bride and whip, after the ward of which
dancing will follow, accompanied by fine
music All kinds of refreshments can be
had on the grounds. The proceeds will be
devoted TO st. Gabriel's church.
Mr.. A. p. Dixon, of Canton, the newly
appointed Indian Agent for this section we
understand is competent man, and well
qualified for the position. We were in hopes
that if a change should be made Chamber
lain man might be selected. Canton seems
however in several cases of preferment to
carry the bell. The Register extends con-
gratulations to the new appointee hoping
only that in his new field Of labor he
may be as successful as his predecessor.
The Indians over whom he has held kind
but firm control universally regret Major
Anderson's removal. and he retlres with the