Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-09-30
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Town and Country.


Nancy Hanks trotted mile in 2;04 on a
regulation track at Terre Hauts, Ind, We'd
nesday, beating all previous records.
Itch on human or horses and all animals
cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's SAM
tary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by d.
F. Owens, Rockville.
The clothing establishment of W. Nord-
linger, Georgetown, d. c., will be closed on
Saturday, October LIST, until 6 o'clock, p. NJ,
on account of holiday.
An all-day meeting will be held in the
Baptist Church, Cedar Grove, next Sunday.
Prof. Harley, of Comus, will preach in the
morning and the pastor in the afternoon.
The finely illustrated G. A. r. editions OF
the Washington Post, during the recent en-
campment at the Capital were credit to
modern journalism. 1t was big crowd to
please, but that enterprisng journal certain
ly succeeded in pleasing them.
A Universal Beautifier Harmless, effec-
tive, and agreeable, Ayers Hair Vigor has
taken high rank among toilet articles. This
preparation causes thin, weak hair to be,
come abundant, strong and healthy, and re-
stores gray hair to its original color
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor will be held in tho Methodist
church, this town, on Sunday evening next,
beginning al $3.50 o'clock and lasting one half
hour. The public are especially invited to
attend all meetings of this society
In an age of fraud and adulteraLon, it is
certainly gratifying to know that such an
extensively used preparation as Ayers Sar-
saparilla may be implicitly relied upon 1t
never varies either in quality, appearance,
or effect, but is always up TO the standard.
y County Surveyor Maddox is subdviding
for Mr.. Henry N. Copp handsome wooded
tract of twenty acres, fronting on the Metro
politan Branch Railroad between Kensing-
ton and Rock Creek. This new subdivision
will not be put on the market before next
Spring.
On Tuesday last the County Commission
ers made contract with Mr.. Roussey, of
Baltimore, for furnishing voting booths for
the thirteen election districts of the county.
They are to be loaded on the cars at Bal
timore and the contract price is 1882 for the
whole lot
On Thursday of last week the case of
Ritter VS.. the Washington Grove Camp
Meeting Association was argued before the
Circuit Court for this county The com
plainant asks for the appointment of a re-
ceiver, &c. No decision in the case has yet
been rendered.
We would again call the attention of all
Democrats to the Importance of seeing that
all our voters are registered. This must be
attended to next week or it will be too late.
On the 17th of October the Officers of Reg
istraton will hear appeals from those who
have been stricken from the lists
At the Arlington Stock Yards on Mon
day cattle sold as follows: Best, to al
cents; good, 81 to cents; medium ~ to
81 cents; common, Il to 24 cents; sheep and
lambs-sheep, 2 to 81 cents; lambs, to 81
cents; calves, to 5 cents; cows and
calves, SIS to $40, State of the market
slew.
The Agricultural Fair at Frederick city,
commencing on the 18th of October and
continuing four days, promises to be of I'M
usual interest this year. In addition to the
usual fine displayN)f farm products, stock,
&c, the trials Of speed will be of a superior
character. Many new features have been
added to the exhibition.
Edward Colley died at the Baltimore City
Hospital on Saturday last, from the effects
of inhaling llumina ing gas in his room at
the Monumental Hotel, that city, on the
previous Thursday night. Deceased was
son of Mrs. Ooley, proprietress of the
Woodlawn Hotel, at this place, and was in
the thirty .fillh year of his age.
During the past few weeks Mr.. Henry N.
Copp has sold lots in West End Park, at
this place, to the amount of $G,25O, as fol
lows DIR. r Won Roscn, lots 1, 2 and 3, sec
ton IL, 81 $50 Miss NJ. f Rowe, of Kansas,
lots As, 40 and 90, sec. 7, 81, 300; r. f. Put
nam, lots "A and 25, sec. 7, $500; w. d.
Deloe, lots 10 and II, sec. Z, $500; G. w.
Rodman, lots 10 and IA, sec. IA, $500;
Stephen Robertson, lot 10, sec. Z, and lot 8,
sec. Is, $500; Il Murphy, lot Is, sec A,
5000; j c. Cromwell, lots 10 and 20, sec. A,
$500.
Henry Lowe, youth about fifteen years
OF age, living on the Rernsburg farm, about
two miles west of this town, met with a SC.
rieus accident on Tuesday last, while anus
ing himself with gunpowder. He dug
hole in the ground into which he placed
heavy charge OF powder and attempted to
explode the same with lighted match
Not succeeding in this he poured in another
charge of powder when the whole mass ex.
plodsd, burning him in shocking manner
about the face and neck DIR. f. Stone
street rendered medical aid and now thinks
that his sight may be saved, although his
eyes are injured and badly swollen
Mr. Joseph II. Walton, the junior mem
Der Of the firm of Whitesidc Il Walton,
druggists, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, Washington, d. G., was struck by the
second section of express train No. 2, near
Gaithersburg, on the Metropolitan Branch
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, on FRI
day afternoon last between / and 2 O'Clock,
and instantly killed. The train was imme-
diately stopped and the mangled body re-
moved TO Gaithersburg. There the unfor-
tunate mans name was discovered, and the
mark Of Saks 81 Co being found upon his
clothing, that firm was apprsed of the sad
accident bya telegram and they at once tele.
phoned the news to his partner, Mr.. b. f.
Whitesides. That gentleman mmediately
took train for Gaithersburg and removed
the body TO Washington.
State Treasurer Spencer g. Jones, on FRI
day last, purchased for the State sinking
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