Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-11-27
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Five persons were baptized at Upper Sen.
eca Baptist Church on Sunday last
Mr.. Chas Mcdonald, of this county has
been admitted to practice at the Washing
ton Bar.
Thomas Brown, colered, formerly of the
vicinity of Brookeville, died here suddenly
in fit on Wednesday last
The hop given by the ladies Of Rockville,
at the Town Hall, on Wednesday night was
pleasant affair and largely attended.
Mr.. James P. Veirs has sold for Mr.. Jacob
Miller his farm of 1853 acres, about three
miles from this place, to Mrs. r. T. Veirs
for $500.
Itch on human or horses and all animals
cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sani-
tary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by D.
F. Owens, Rockville.
On Wednesday last Mr.. Charles G. Mil
Ter, of Charles county, and Miss Agnes N q.
Beedc, of Garrett Park, were married at
this place by Rev. L. r. Milbourne.
the "old maids and old bachelors" of Pooles
vile, on December 11th, 1891, at 7:30 p. NJ.
Proceeds for the benefit of Town Hall.
Next Lords day, November Goth, being
the fifth Sabbath, there will be no preach
ing at Mt. Zion church. Regular service
Sabbath, December 9th, at II A. M.
DR.. Nevin B. Shade, who has limited his
practice to lung trouble, can be consulted
at his office, 1909 H street northwest, Wash
ington, D. c., from $50 A. M. to 1 p. M.
every Friday only.
An unoccupied dwelling house on the
Dove farm, near Neelsville, was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night of last week. II
is supposed to have been set on fire. There
was no insurance on the building.
We have been informed that the name of
one of the parties sent to the House of Cor.
rection some time ago for stealing corn in
the 9Th district was John johnson, instead
of John Dorsey, as heretofore published.
Those of our readers who desire to invest
in furniture, carpets or other household
goods are referred to the new ad. of W. II.
Hoeke, in this issue. AT this house can
always be found fine goods at low prices.
Mr.. Spencer G. Jones. of this town, who
has for the past twelve years occupied the
position of Clerk of the Court Of Appeals of
Maryland, will, on December 1st, vacate the
office in favor of ]. Frank Ford, recently
elected to the position.
In our last issue we stated that DIR. G. l..
G. Anderson, of Hagerstown, had been ap-
pointed one of committee 70 frame law
governing the practice of medicine in Mary
land. 1t should have been DIR. Edward
Anderson, of this place.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor will be held in the Christian
church, this town, on Sunday evening next,
beginning at $50 o'clock and lasting one half
hour. The public are especially invited to
attend all meetings of this society.
Mr.. Seaton Perry, the popular Washing
ton dry goods merchant, comes to the front
this week with line of Christmas Goods
worthy the attention of our readers. This
list embraces both the beautiful and useful
and will well repay careful perusal
This is the time of year to make perma
nent change OF clothing, and at no place can
you be better suited than at the immense
Saks & Co. establishment in Washington.
AT this house you can be fitted out from the
top of your head to your toe nails. Read
ad. in another column.
AT the Arlington Stock Yards on Mon
day cattle sold as follows Best, TO 1t
cents; good, 81 To 81 cents; medium, 2a to
81 cents common. II to 24 cts; sheep and
lambs-sheep, 81 to a cents; lambs, to
6 cents calves, to cents; cows and
calves, 500 to $45, Market fair
Mrs Maggie A. Owens died last Saturday
night at her home, No. 1923 Druid Hill ave.
nue., Baltimore, of pneumonia, after an i'll
ness of ten days. She was the widow of
John A Owens, who died from an attack of
pneumonia about two weeks ago. Deceased
was sister of Mrs c. W. Baggerley, of this
place
The new Board of County Commissioners
on Tuesday received their commissions and
were sworn in. The Board organized by
the election OF Mr. j. M. Etchison as Pres.
den. and Mr.. Warner W. Welsh'as CLERK
The recently elected Judges of the Orphans
Court were also sworn in and organized
with Mr.. David Griffith as Chief Judge.
The mem bers of the Rockville Presbyte-
V;iao church gave musical soiree and con-
cert Monday night at the home of Major Ii
S. Lowry. Messrs. Bryant and Colegrove
Miss Martin, Miss Ravenburg, Mr.. Crosby
Miss Collins, Miss Singleton, Mr.. Hughes
and Mr. Bryant, of Washington, took part
Mr.. Gaddess, of Baltimore, gave whistling
solo.
Mr.. Rufus Norwood, a member of the
lumber irm of Theodore Mottu 81 Co, died
Tuesday night at his residence, No. 939
West Fayette street, Baltimore. Mr. Nor
wood was born in this county sixty one
years ago, and went TO Baltimore when q
young man. He was chairman of the board
of trustees of the Harlem Avenue Christian
church, and also a member of the Royal
Areanum A widow and one son, DR.. V
L. Norwood, survive him.
Married, on the 18th instant, in the Pres
byterian church, Poolesyille, by Rev c. s
Lingamfelter, of Elkins, w. Va, MIR. DAME
Getzendanner, son OF Mr.. Edward Getzen
dannr, and Miss Jennie Schaefer, daughter
of Mr. VIM. Schaeffer. The wedding wa
a very pretty one The bride was attired
in very pretty travelling dress. Tn'
groom in conventional black. After th'
ceremony the happy couple boarded th'
11:52 train for an extended trip west.
On November Goth, the B. g. o. r. r
placed in service on its southwestern limiteC
express train running from Baltimore ant
Washington to Cincinnati and st. Louis al