Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
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Town and Country.


Go to the Opera House on Tuesday night
next, if you want to enjoy good perform,
ance. See advertisement.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. Geo.
Shaw, living near this place, on Sunday last
fell in a field and broke his neck.
Ex- Congressman VIM. L. Scott of Erie,
Pa, died late Saturday night at Newport of
heart failure, aged sixty three years.
Rev. J. W. Beall will preach in the M. E.
Church South, Potomac, on Sunday next at
II A. NJ, and Rockville at 7:45 P. M.
=. Mr.. James Connell, the head clerk in the
postoffice at this place, was first in the re,
cent examination held for postal clerks.
On Tuesday collision occurred on the
Glen Echo Railroad by which two men,
named Carroll and Lyon, were injured.
The Town Council at their last meeting
appointed Charles p. Mulican Bailiff" of
Rockville, in place of J. j. Kemp, resigned.
B. F. Waddey, the popular Georgetown
halter, comes to the front this week with a
list of seasonable goods. Read his ad. and
give him call.
BY reference to his ad. it will be seen that
the store of Mr. w. Nordlinger, will be
closed on the Sd and 18th OF October, on
account of holidays.
Itch on human or horses and all animals
cured in 80 minutes by Woolfords Sani-
tary Lotion This never fails. Sold by d.
F. Owens, Rockville.
Married, at the Baptist parsonage, this
town, on Sunday last, by Rev, L. r. Mil
bourne, Mr. Chas. o. Olsen and Miss Laura
V. Hagln, both of Washington.
The Hagerstown Fair this year promises
to keep up its reputation as the largest and
best exhibition in the State. Full partcu
lars in advertisement in this issue.
Among the marriage licenses issued in
Washington on Wednesday was one to Mr..
W. Il. Sargent, of Frederick county, and
Miss Mary NJ Scheirer, of this town.
On Monday last Messrs. George c. Daw-
son, VIM. w. Anderson and George Stone
left here for South Dakota. Mr.. Dawson
goes upon the advice of his physician on
account of impaired health.
The postal report shows that Mr.. Thos
Dawson, postmaster at this place, has at
tained the greatest success and stands at the
head of the list of those by whom the ex
perimental free delivery has been tried.
A convention of the Sunday School
workers of Berry's and Laytonsvlle dis
tricts will be held at Spencervlle, this coun
ty, beginning Saturday afternoon, September
A business meeting of the Baptist church
at Barnesvile will be held Saturday, Sep
tember Goth, at 3 p M. The presence Of all
the members is earnestly desired. The pas.
tor will preach on the occasion.
On Tuesday night last the first coal laden
boat that has passed over the q. & o. canal
for over two years arrived at Georgetown.
On Wednesday six more coal boats and
three loaded with grain and hay arrived at
the same place.
Died, on Wednesday night, September
23d, 1891, Mary Moore, beloved daughter of
Rev. Parke P and Mary M. Flournoy, in
21st year of her age. Funeral from Bethes-
da Church, Friday, September 25th, at 4
o'clock, p. M.
A lot OF household furniture and other
articles are offered for sale at Washington
Grove, among them first class Stief piano
and horse and light carriage. The horse
is gentle and suitable for lady to drive g.
For particulars see ad.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor will be held in the Christian
church, this town, on Sunday evening next,
beginning at O'clock and lasting one half
hour. The public are especially invited to
attend all meetings of this society.
By reference to its card in another col,
umn it will be seen that the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of this county offers a
reward of $3.50 for the apprehension of the
incendiaries who recently burned the mill
of Mr.. James Benson, at Laytonsville.
The wonderful Air Walker, cause of so
much inquiry among many, is as mysterious
and marvellous as ever. Manager Sun, of
Phantasma fame, says there is nothing like
it and we agree with him, it is worth going
miles to see.-Enquirer, Cincinnati, o.
Mrs. Richard d. Clagett died at her home,
Gaithersburg, on Thursday of last week, of
typhoid fever. Her death was very unex-
pected to family and friends, for her sick
ness was of but five days duration. Mr..
Clagett and two small children survive her.
The recently appointed building commit
Tee of the Gathersburg M. 4. Church, l. r.
Fuks, j. L. Burns, p. +. Duvall, L. l. Fulks,
G. S. Duvall and Rev. II. M. Moore, have
decided upon plan for handsome and
commodious new edifice and have broken
ground on the lot purchased on Brookes
avenue. The contract for building has been
let to S. G. English.
Miss Jessie Lake, the musical marvel with
Suns New Phantasma Novelty Co. gave
her part of the entertainment in elegant
style, displaying artistic music from eight
or more different instruments. The imita-
tions and solos were all loadly appauded.
The company is first class in every respect
aud will no doubt pack the houses where
ever they go.-JourndI, Columbus, o.
On Monday next Mr.. Henry N. Copp, of
West End Park, will put upon the market
a number of choice building lots and villa
sites in that subdivision. A large number
of these lots lie adjacent to the railroad and
are bound to become valuable for business
purposes. These lots will be sold on small
monthly payments, and will doubtless prove
good investment. For particulars see ad.
vertisement.
Mrs. Mary Waters, wife of DR.. VIM. A.
Waters, died Tuesday night at her home,
Pleasant Fields, near Clarksburg, in her