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DENTISTRY.

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iass sietA1ty. Application gums extract
.al. Artinciai teeth aSi erownz inse.isd Ns7
'IHE EVANS DLNIAI. fAALOks. l.ls PA AVE-
u NV. Teeth extraStel positively xlthGa. PAIN Of
oalsSr " or pAisess etclA Aarnlless vegetable
Nspor II 49, oy - only Ia sfexss pleasant att
tsaflssff- Arinctai teeth. crown AMI bridge WORK
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ADVERTISING.

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DirvctOry q All the lest papers class Journals
SiNS- .fe Circulation rating OF good
deal v. Information sbou; rates and othsr matter, per
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They Yal.if,sd Kexstone .a.k Acoonnt

They Ealsihed Keystone Bank Accounts.
J. Frank Lawrence, formerly . clerk in the
Keystone National Bank, was arrested, yes
terday morning on the same charge that
Charles r. Edge and E. I. Mcguire were
arrested ON Saturday night-thatof having fai-
sifisd their accounts SO that the bank examiner
and depositcrs were deceived.
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A'Hitch In the Quebec Loan Negotiations.
loan lately negotiated by Premier Mercier
OF Quebec in Paris. The French capital
lists are reported to have refused to pay
over the money TO the province Of Quebec
anless the doodle" charges against Mercier
are disproveG.
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Shot for Picking Grapes by the Roadside.
Angelo Voipo an italian, was fatally shot
on Sunday by Christian Hare, son of O
wealthy farmer at Old Forge, Pa, for al
legged trespassing on his grounds. Hare ia
in jail Volpos offense consisted in his lick
ing wild grapes along the road tina. skirts the
Hare farm. This is the third shooting that
young Hare has done at alleged trespasSers in
the past month.
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A Fund Proposed for Gen sirel

Some German friends of General Franz
sigel are considering plan to raise fund
for the old soldier by popular subscrip-
ton. The general has been very unfortunate
during the past few years. and at present he is
living from pension of 500 month. which
was awarded him ny Congress lew months
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e5-"Onward and upward is the motto of
THr EvE:'ISG STAR Onward in its extending
influence, upward in its circulation and adver-
Using business. The increase is q steady
hc@!thtUl one
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Typhoid fever is increasing in different
parts Of West Virginia and a number of deaths
have occurred. The disease in the vicinity of
Parkersburg has about exhausted itself, but at
Fairmont it is reported to be prevalent, and
nearly hundred cases are said to exist in Mar
shall and Ohio counties
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Gotlieb Craft, treasurer Of the borough Of
Pennsylvania, confessed judgment
yesterday TO W. p. Potter. borough solicitor.
for $4,000. The extent of Craft Indebtedness
is not known, but he admits a deficiency in his
borough accounts Of from SIG. OOO to 81. 600.
lie is under bonds to the borough in the sum
of go 600.
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(AiD. TO The BUSINESS COMMUNITY: HAY-
~ lnE been associated with MY husband. the late
lroi Henry e. Spencer. Tor twenty-five in ;his
city IN the building up and admin straton of the
Spencerian Business coiiese. and hay.n- received
from him as his cy,S oequest. toe entire and uncon
.Cnll prO.rletorsfp OF tE.s institution. Kermit
to ask OF the Washing and h
tnaance OF te.r geIer cO' hdeI' AID patronage:
The entire CORPS OF Twelve thorough. trained teachers
!, retained III charge OF the and Gevo
ton - the Welfare ~ the community sl he the
iutaie as II has been IN tire past. the spirit OF the
WORK. For the Present ' r. II. A spencer of New
York one OF the SlenCeran authors twin brother of
nay husband. will conduct the classes penmanshp.
day and eve,iny. All OF the del II
cerian business College will lie reoiened lay and
evening Monday. September
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CUgGIcAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS.

The medical department of Howard University will
hold the following clinics for students during the en-
sum- term:
sursicaI every Saturday by Profs. " #. Graham
am I. Is PurNts- Surgical every Wednesday by Prof
Robert hey nu-n- Praetice OF medicine weeL IN By
lrO:- l. II. Hood. Obstetrics Tor seniors ly lr, q
u PurNis- Diseases Of throat weekly Ly Prof. J. L.
bracA ett. Eye and every Nesnes lay and FrlTay
by DR.. r Oliver Belt. Diseases of children and
minor surgery every Tuesday thursday 10y Dr
= A. Balloon. DsleIsary a. inns laiy by d.. r. J
Siadl Dental every lay. Thursday and Satur-
day by Drs. Over. Lee ami Lotion. seI-2w
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NONLAUA CUllsEUt,
al STREET NV.
SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3.

During the vacation the interior Of the college hss
undergone thorough renovation. The teaching stan
has been Augmented. aud the scholarly attanents OF
the professors insure thorough education 10
committed To care.
We experimenting on the public by the intro
duction OF and untried systems, bufNfoiOw tls
Ratio studiorum kocsetatis Jesu = method OF
teaching which has been sig nally al in the
schools of Europe hundred years II
needs hut 70 be followed 10 have the same results here
IL n therefore purpose 10 into each and
every detail this wcll-tiex system nor shall We
in efforts until ourpuid.s ha he'd ,e
high standard Of excellence by thus netoa
Of education.
Experts I'm stenogrsply. typevriting and bookkesf-
tng have been engsEed and there branches well As
German and trench. will be taush i Msti.ous extra
Rev Robert Fulton, s. J.. that experienced edu.
Gator founder OF our college Boston will suTer
the schools. assisted b. Raw. Arthur j. SdcAvoy $ J.
Awell-equippcd Enzlish course open 70 flose
oex1r1ng classical edurstion-
Terms: $40 pea quarter, an advance
FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS.
Composition held At the COLLEGE September l. ana B.
G. GILLESPIE. a.. T..
su2fG Rreslasnt
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HoRsHORD's ACID PHOsPHAFR
For The Tired Brain
rom ovcr-exertion. Try Il
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SHORTHAND.

CHORTHAND.
you want to learn the best method of phonoersphy
IN the shortest possible time, and II you want n
tlOrouIh training in typcwrtinx 40 10 the Acme
PhonoZraphy ana Business School. 9l9 Snd vi h
NV
NITIVFy
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u Sang
DRY CLEANING.
SECURING.
ANTON FISCHER,
COG q ST. NV.
Dresses NrourDinar Ria.k nv Gall

MISS h A. BRICk. FASHIONABLE MODESTO,
~ = nov permanently located. 2l,g5e Pa N.
v latest stylss cutting, fitting; evening dresses
4sp-Claiy elm
Il ADlEs' OLD STYLE sEALSkIS GARMENTS
ny ed AEd altered into newest SNAPS; ssaIskln
GO, c.tr, Ne. made to order. The MissesCUN-
NIS6HAN. l.O> 18th 81. L. v . bet y aud o. se-;,in
Ehk.sCH ACCORDION PLATING REDUCED
Tyr - 81 -saSon-Lai1es sk.Tts &c per yd chii-
crens ssirts. ~ Der yd Knife pzitinx, &c. Per I'd
an up PinAIi-s. ~ .eT I'D u w. LUCAS. SIS 9th
n suns
EkENCh DhfiS6, SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
\ ~ Estsoilsnlneni, l20S New FORK First
las ladies' ana gents, WORK Of every description
- OUTING SUITS.
ANTON AND CAkOLlNE LERCH. foyusriy with
. FishsE AID sA-Soh AEle>e. Paris ny9
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
~ a. Ia. ave., opposite city post Office

" VI. = L.
sixth Year as business educator in this Eff
teen years member Of tire cults Eastman College
JOINT author OF the Eastman System Of framing which
receiNed the Only gold medal awarded for bIs,n, -
education at the wor ds fai- held IA Par, IN lss,
SIX courses Business. Lnelish Accc uif ancy, Civil
Service. Shorthand and Jypewiitinr,. Suuerior an
enthusiastic ieacGing horOuzh anu Practical
courses. Graduates OF excellence snd distin-
nuisEed slcryss. situations when conret+nt Send
for catalogue cOI.tSiig description OF the courses
and list OF last seasons oi Inor. than as
students. Enrol al Ses SONS Lesin september
j, 1881. su.l1
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G. STAINS BUSINESS CoLLE6E. I5rsr

~ n. w.only school IN the city where rapid short
hand dictation be- obtained Graduates Of her
COLLEGES and practical shorthand writers come here
70 Increase their speed: Shorthand. typewriimg.
booksepint, pItman shorthand, inciudlng thirty
hours dciatioE each weeE and practice Caiigrah
or Remington. or bota three months 10. Business
course, lkc;udins ookl eeIi ng Illustrated by Pro:.
StIln Gel, DRAFTED book charts nship CONNER
cai arithmetic, writing end filing all garieties OF
coInnerciGl paper English and linz thre.
$40 Prof. Star1n has conducted the school
at tire Prep Dept OF the Columbian University for
tls past two years. lie also had vi the bust
hess school at the \. "a. e. A during past Year
and. having trained thousands OF young and
Tonc. lor lives OF usefulness and honor he pre-
purId to say 10 Parents: send and leugf
teTs AID will. IN the shortest possible te them
TO enter the arena OF the business world and conquer
all OF stIces 10 be therein. Open day and niut
al summer. One hundred stuaents now in REGULAR
attendance. Diplomas. aues-lm
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CORCORAS SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. THE COIUM-
BlAN University

This school wi open at q o'csock T. m. OCTOBER
]. with the following courses Instruction VIZ. All
departments of English. Mathelna,irs Civil Engineer
lEg. Chemistry, Assay ing. Physics, Giu.ralol,y
Latin. French. German, Mechanical SnI Other
branches OF drawing with lecture on asron-
omH. Anthropology. Zoology. Botany &c All classes
meet in the evening anu open both sexes For
inriEsr ,ni9Inatloa apply to the dean. lrof. Z. r.
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/ INSTRUCTION on PIANO GIVEN.
IN WASHINGTON.

THE MISSES TIFFEI. 1896 CORCoRAN ST.
NV. commence their nineteenth annual session
Tor girls and little boys SEPTEMBER H. Every effort
made 20 advance their pupils. seStu, th&slm'
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WooD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

WoOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
w 40. T. Capitol ST., opp. Capitol Hi p. q.
This COLLEGE Mas established in 1SS5 and has been
constantly advancing until at present
lest coainerciai institutions In Washington More
and connodious hall. the corner Of Ith and East
Der l. Rapid dctation speed classes ShOr:h hand and
Typewrlt!ng.
Srudies, Bookkeeping, arithmetic, writing. spell
typewriting and shorthand Terms: 1 mo-. 10, 3
mos. $40; 9mos. So. keopeus Sept I. Office open
Tor ARRANGEMENTS after Aug. "a.
For catalogue address
sel-tr COURT y. WOOD. IL. ~. Principal.
AIR. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN
Asl and boys Viii open September 2l. 1891. Best
ciiiIies offered for pupils OF AL fyac instruc
ton given II desired Apply to AN Ii. PUTNAM.
A M. l4s3Corcoran ST. a. W. sci sn
" A sELECT SCHOOL FOR LITTLE GIRLS
The sixth session bsgins October Address Miss
DORSEY. 3l.9 ST. su;.1-im.
MARTIN COLLEGE, OF EXECUTION oRATohY
w AND ACTING,
GA 18th 81. n. W.
T. q. Martyr. President. Capital. $500. 600. The
oldest and advanced college. teaches the true
Shaitesbury method publishes booAs and
furnishes method instruction TO nearly all teachers
and colleges in America COLLEGE opens OCTOBER 4.
with iuli ay evening s.ssiC preferred. Lrpe
catalogue tree. aua6-3m
(yoNzAGA COLLEGE,
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The exercises o. tLls University. the COLLEGIATE
DtPAkrMEAT q: the COLI MBtAN INN TESITY
Will b resumed in The Lecture ha. OF the University
on MONDAY, NLP1EMBEk q. al 81 O'Clock A. m,
when new Students, not students the preparatory
school. Will Ires ut themselves admission III.
school Is TO students OF both sexes Applications
Tor cataognes should be addressed the Registrar
Mr. II. q. HODGhlNS. A. IS. vino may lie found daily
ia the University Library.
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, PREPARATORY

SCHOOL,
1873 81 n W. gives thorough preparation for col
eee. for the naval and lhiiiary acaielnes and for
business. corps OF ten Instructors. nVe of whom
are coilt Se lfu:essors- Number vupls limited 20
1Oo Buiitlnc open for inspection and a teacher
Present TO answer inquiries froIn L. O'Clock TO )
O'Clock pm
Session begins September 2l
For catalogues or iur:her information address
ANDREW =. MONTAGUE IN D.
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LADIES GOODS.

NXANIED-LADIEs 10 KNOW That 1 HAVE
w moved. 10 LAY new apartments. l3035s II NV
an fioS PREPARED 10 execute ali or.ers
ne evening Dresses, Street Costumes Misses Goats
anal ia kets. kc. the very latest style Perfect IL
guaranteed MADAME BUTLER. s-s i'm
Il ADiES WISHING THEIR FINE WHITE AND
Back l-css done UP II nrs--ca>s French style.
White and satin Dresses, Lace Curtains slrci aty al
Reasonable prIcr>. call at MADAME NAI.MONlfS
OlG stant. 10 llth st n SeJ-lII'
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Tenth session begins WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER
81. Address the prinSipslA. Ar. and Mrs. NM. y.
CABELL.
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NoLMoOD INSTITUTE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.

Select and Limited Boarding and Day school ss<
Young Ladies' and LATHE Girls.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
WOOD AND COAL YARD.

rTNHE undersigned would inform the public
IL that be has commenced the above bust
ness in ROCKVILLE, aud will at all times
be prepared to furnish WOOD AND COAL
of all kinds, in any quantity aud at The low
est market rates.
W. He will also keep on hand supply of
FLOUR, FEED Of all kinds and Baled Hay.
Office and Yard on next lot east OF Town
Hall. Hay aud Cattle Scales on the prem-
ises for public accommodation.
JOSEPH N. BAILEY,
nov T-tf Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
One Farmers Wife.

Bird-like she's up at day blush,
Iu summer heats or winter snow
Her veins with healthful blood anush,
Her breath balm, her cheek rose;
In eyes-the kindest eyes on earth
Are spsrkles Of homely pirth;
For she has that which few possess
Health, strength aud perfect happiness.
But this farmers wife is wiser than the
majority OF her rural sisters. She had as
many household cares and responsibilities as
they-duties here, duties there, duties with
out number. But while others droop and
lauguish beneath their work, she keeps up
her wonderful health, vigor and energy by
the use Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
This is the greatest medicine on earth for over
worked, "worn-out," +" and feeble women gen.
orally 1t is the only medicine for women,
sold by druggists, under positive guaran-
tee from the manufacturers of giving salts
faction in every case. See guarantee on bot
tle-wrspper.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16

At q conference Of leading Indiana Re.
publicans at Indianapolis, last week, Hon.
w. T. Brush, of Charlottesville, made a
speech in which he declared that the Re
publicans in 1888 carried Indiana with boo.
die, and that unless some way could be
found Of using Doodle under the Australian
election laws they could not hope to carry
it again. The indianapolis Seatinel says
this speech was received with applause, no
one challenging Mr.. Brush's statement, and
but few even venturing to demonstrate with
the speaker for his frankness.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
INDIANS AND WORK.

1t is reported that Mr.. Talmadge, in his
last Friday night talk, outlined an Indian
policy of his own, the keystone of which is
that We should begin by making the In
dians work
IL happens that good many persons at
various stages of our history have had the
same idea, but unfortunately the Indian has
never been one of them.
The traditions of his race forbid the no.
BILE red man to regard work as fit for him 3.
The little of it that is necessary in his sys
tenn of life he has always reegated to squaws.
lie is convinced that all that is dignified
stands immovably between himself and toll
and any proposition that he shall reach civ
ilizatiou through work he rejects as some
thing contrary to nature and involving his
degradation.
Indeed, the Indians objection to civil.
z.tion and his contempt of it-for In his
heart he does not hold it in contempt-are
due to the fact that it recognizes and re-
quires work at the hands of men. He has
no kind of objection to the comforts of civil
lized life, but he declines to accept them at
the price Of work.
The Indian took very readily to civiliza
ton when il presented itself to him, after the
Creek war, with negro slavery attachment.
1t comported entirely with his conceptions
for him To own plantation and the negroes
necessary to Till it tor his benefit, but he has
never yet taken kindly to the notion Of
himself setting to work to earn his susie
nance Ii is not because he is lazy, but be-
cause in his fundamental conceptions he re-
CARDS toll as degrading, and he prefers star.
walton, suffering, even death itself, to degra
a
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16

These are the names that have been
noticed in the newspapers in connection
with the next Democratic nomination for
Governor; James Hodges and f. G. La
trobe, of Baltimore; Spencer G. Jones and
Philip ID. Laird, of Montgomery; Frank
Brown, of Carroll; L. V. Baughman, of
Frederick; John Hubner, of Baltimore
county; r. H. Alvey, of Washington; r.
H. Edelen, of Charles, and j l.. Derrick
son, of Worcester. Some good men amongst
that lot. But, after all, our next Governor
may be man whose name has not yet
been mentioned. We notice disposition
TO insist that the candidate shall be a gen
tleman competent to go before the people
and discuss public affairs ably, intelligently
and eloquently as well;--in other words,
that the candidate must be good speaker.
The Chicago Worlds Fair will occur dur
ing the term of the next Governor of Mary,
land. A State will be estimated very much
by the impression its Governor makes when
he meets the great Of other lands. All the
Governors of the original thirteen are bound
to be conspicuous at Chicago. Etston
Ledger
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
THOMAS DAWSON,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
ROCKVILLE, MD.

HAS opened a Real Estate office, where he
Il Il is prepared to conduct the business in
all its branches. He has for sale number of
tine finest farms in the county, on which he
will offer special bargains.
~ Parties desiring to Guy or sell Real
Estate should address him at Rockville, Md.
jan 9-tf
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
ADJOURNED MEETING.

VTvHE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
Il county will meetat their Room in Rock
vile, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of January, 1891,
at 10 clock, A. NJ.
By order: r. NJ. GRIFFITH,
Jan l6-td Cl'k to County Com'rs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
.NelO advertisements.
Dissolution of Partnership.

Rockville, January lst, 1891.
NJ Office is hereby given that the partner
IN ship heretofore existing between US, and
under the 6rm-slyle of Monday 4 Ricketts,,
has this DAY been dissolved by mutual con-
sent Mr.. W. Z. Ricketts, is authorized to
collect all accounts due the 6rm.
TH0S. F. MONDAY,
W. Z. RICKETTS,.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
O r ID e r NlSI.
Ann W. Queen VS.. Louisa johnson and Chas.
Johnson, her husband, and others
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as n Court of Equity. No. 745.


nRDERED this l4th day of January, in
~ the year 1891, that the sale made and
reported by James B. Henderson, Trustee for
the sale of the real estate of Samuel Queen,
deceased, (the terms OF sale as prescribed hy
the decree having been so far modified as TO
permit the Trustee, upon the completion of
the cash payment, 10 convey the said lands 10
the purchasers thereof, and 10 accept as se-
curity for the deferred payments the notes OF
the purchaser, secured by mortgage on the
property so conveyed to them, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 7th day OF
February next: Provided copy of this or
der be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published at Rockville, in said Mon,eom-
cry county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said 7th day OF February
next.
The Report states the amount of the sale to
be $3.50 90.
JAMES ANDERSON, Crk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
Jan l6-td JAMES ANDERSON, Crk
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
EXAHIINERS' NOTICE.

EXAMINERS' NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed
Examiners, by the Commissioners Of Mont
gomery county,to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires the
opening of the public road petitioned for by
Horace Waters, Horace d Waters and others,
hereby give notice that we will meet on the
premises, on Saturday, January 3ist, 1891,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ 10 execute the com
mission as aforesaid. Given under our hands
this Both day Of December, 1890.
JAMES B NEEL,
JOSEPH T. WHITE,
CHARLES T. PURDUM,
jan l6-td Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16

The international glove con test for $l2,
900 and the middle-weight championship of
America and Australia between Jack Demp.
sey, of Portland, Oregon, and Bob Fitzsim-
mons, of New Zealand, was fought at New
Orleans on Wednesday last. Dempsey was
knocked out in the thirteenth round.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
EoR SALE

EoUR YOUNG FRESH COWS,
One Half-Percheron COLT,
. l-2 years old, weight l4o0 pounds-a per
feet beauty; 200 Locust Posts, one New Nc
Cormick Steel Binder, with Bundle Carrier,
in perfect order.
For rent, two Tenement Houses, ona with
Stable for four horses.
JOS. THOMPSON,
ian l6-3t Near Gaithersburg
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
County Grange Meeting.

The regular Quarterly Meeting Of Montgom-
cry County Grange, No. 7, will be held Al
Brighton Grange Hall, on Thursday, the 29th
day OF January, 1891, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
ian l6 E. H. HARTSHORNE, See.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed Ex-
aminers, by the Commissioners of Montgomery
county, TO examine and determine whether
the public convenience requires the opening
of public road, as petitioned for by james
II. Crawford, John T Benson and others,
hereby give notice that we will meet on the
premises on Saturday, January 3lst, 1891, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 execute the commission
as aforesaid. Given under our hands this
3Oth day OF December, 1890
J. W. WATKINS.
BASIL j. GLAZE,
OLIVER WATKINS,
jan l6-td Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-01-16
w A M I = D

NOR general farm use,
TWO YOUNG WORK MARES,
5 10 years old, gentle and well-broken,
weight 100 or 1900 pounds.
Any one having such stock for sale is re-
auested 10 exhibit the same al the Aims House
farm on Thursday, the 9th day Of February
1891, at ii o'clock, A. N.
The Trustees of the Poor will offer for sale
At The same time and place two Work Horses
ID ave Cows.
kBy order of the Board
~ = q JoHNsL. BRUNETT,
Jan I6-td- Clerk to Trustees.