Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-04-29
gafal aud gersuual.
Town and Country.

Mrs mary Mcdonald Thomas were mar
ried in Baltimore on Wednesday.
Rev. L. L. Lloyd will preach in the M.
f. Church South, Rockville, on Sunday next
at II A, NJ. and 7;30 p. NJ, and Potomac at
3P. M.
A protracted meeting, under charge of the
Rev. Mr. Cooke, will commence at the Red
land Christian church on Sunday, the Sth of
May next.
Itch on human or horses and all animals
cured in 80 minutes by Woofords SAM
tary Lotion. This never fails Sold by D.
+, Owens, Rockville.
The Rev. M. j. Riordan, of GAINESVILLE
will lecture before the Waverley Club on
travels in Europe May Bird, at p. NJ.
Public cordially invited.
The new Collectors Of Taxes for the five
collection districts of the county on Tues.
day last filed their bonds and qualified be
fore the County Commissioners
The shooting contest between the Red
land and Rockville gun clubs, which was
postponed last Saturday on account of the
rain, will take place to morrow at o'clock,
PM.
In the space of thirty nine minutes, Mr..
Billy Clifton, of Talbot county, ate twenty.
five sweet cakes, drank nine glasses of water
and one half gallon of cider, and consumed
quarter pound OF candy.
A ,ro,oo ,r koso l.ol l,otyyoa,, a.. ~ 1890
town College junior nine and the Academy
nine, of this town, took place at the Fair
Grounds on Wednesday, resulting in favor
of the visitors by a score Of l6 toe
A dwelling house and lot, the property of
Mrs. II. A. Robertson, situated about one
mile northeast of this place, was sold at
public auction on Tuesday last, Mr.. Zldoc
Dove, of this town, being the purchaser at
$500.
At the Arlington stock Yards on Mon.
day cattle sold as follows: Best, At to AZ
cents; good, 81 to cents; medium, 3 to
81 cents; common, 2 to 3 cents; sheep and
lambs-sheep, 5 to 81 cents; spring lambs,
8 to | cts. calves, 8 to 81 cents; cows and
calves, $50 to $45 Market good.
Dr. Edward Andersen left here on Tues
day morning last to attend the meeting of
the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland held in Baltimore this week. DIR.
Anderson was one Of five physicians APP
peinted by the faculty at their last meeting
TO frame a law regulating the practice of
medicine in Maryland, which law was passed
by the last Legislature.
The Democratic State Central Committee
will meet in Baltimore, on Wednesday, May
4th, and the time will then be fixed for the
meeting of the State Convention to elect
delegates to represent Maryland at Chicago,
and also to nominate Presidential electors
The dates for holding the Congressional
district conventions TO nominate candidates
for Congress will also be fixed at the same
time.
An object of interest to farmers will be
found in the new ad. of Albin Price e. Co,
in this issue. Parties having choice lambs
and calves will find at this house good
OF thirteen years this firm has built up
reputation for sterling honesty aud liberal
ity second to no other house in the District
If you have any kind OF country produce
to sell give them call.
The last case tried in the Circuit Court on
Thursday of last week, previous to final ad
tournament, was that of Alfred b. Lawson
VS. Luther G. King, in which the jury failed
10 agree. James Vinson and jeremiah
Wise, convicted of breaking car windows,
were sentenced to three years in the Mary
land Pententiary. Thomas u. Dove, con
victed Of larceny, was sentenced to the
House of Correction for one year
On Wednesday of last week, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. M. F. Leon, Frederick city,
Mr.. George L. Beall, of Cedar Grove, this
county, and Miss Katie f. Snyder daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Rhynaldo Snyder, also Of the
latter place, were married by Rev. A. J.
Gill, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. and Mrs. Beall remained in Frederick
until Thursday afternoon, when they re-
turned TO their future home at Cedar Grove.
The Mercantile Association of Frederick,
has appointed committee of eight mem
bers, with Mr.. Joseph d. Baker as chair,
man, to confer with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad officials in regard to the placing a
Frederick by way of the Metropolitan
Branch between 8 and 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Under the present schedule parties living
along the line of the road are unable lo
reach that city until the afternoon.
About o'clock on Thursday morning Of
last week the residence Of Mr.. Llewellyn
fire, and Mr.. Deane, who was csnvaescing
from severe illness, narrowly escaped with
his daughter, Mrs Rich, and two servants.
The building, which was frame, was valued
at 81, 500. The neighbors did all they could
10 check the spread OF the flames, but moth
ing was saved except the clothes which the
family wore. Mr. Deane was burned on his
arms, and was carried to Providence Hospi.
tai after receiving all kindness possible from
his nearest neighbors. The cause Of the
FIRE is unknown
The Nineteenth Annual Convention oil
the Maryland State Temperance Alliance
will be held in Baltimore, commencing on
Tuesday evening" May 3rd and continuing
through Wednesday and Thursday. All
Temperance Associations, Churches, Sab
bath Schools, Colleges and Academies are
entitled TO send not less than two nor more
than four delegates to the convention. Al
railroad and steamboat companies issue spe
cial excursion tickets to delegates and the
ladies will supply a Tree collation. on Wed
nesday and Thursday to delegates from tn,
cnnnties Mr. David Ii Rnnic Of thil