Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-10-27
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Town and Country.

The pastor Will preach in the Bapti3
church, Cedar Grove, next Sunday at 10:3(
A M.
An all day Union Meeting will be held
in the Germantown Baptist church next
Sunday.
There will be preaching in the Baptist
church, GAINESVILLE, next Sunday at II A.
M, by the pastor
A desirable dwelling house, situated con.
venient to railroad station, this town, is for
rent. See ad.
The Union Prayer Meeting will be held
in the Presbyterian church, this place, on
Tuesday, November 7th.'
Rev. ]. II. White will preach in the NJ E.
Church South, Rockville, next Sunday at II
A. NJ and Potomac p NJ
Prof Lee Davis Lodge and family, of
Gaithersburg, have taken up their residence
in Washington for the winter.
There will be preaching at West End NJ.
Z. Church on Sunday, October Goth, at 3
O'Clock, 2. NJ, by Rev. r. NJ. Moore.
The pastor and several members of the
Baptist church left Rockville on Tuesday
to attend the Maryland Union Association
which convened in Baltimore on that day
in the Brantley Baptist church.
The Clerk of the Court for this county
has issued marriage licenses to the follow
ing parties Southey Carroll and Sallie NJ.
Beall, Bennett Il. Wilkinson and Octavia b.
Cashell, VIM Il. Pratt and Mary E. Clagett.
MIR. Samuel f. Wheatley, of Georgetown,
has bought of Mr.. John f. Beall a ten acre
tract of land on Wilson's lane near Bethesda,
for the sum of $1,000. It's understood that
Mr. Wheatley will improve his purchase by
the erection of country home.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor will be held in the Christian
church, this town, on Sunday evening next,
beginning at Z o'clock and lasting one half
hour. The public are especially invited to
attend all meetings of this society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, returned missiona-
ries from India, will speak in the Christian
church, this town, on Monday, October Both.
Mrs. Brown will address women only at 3
O'Clock, P. NJ Mr.. Brown will, talk on
"Heathensm in India" at 1880 p. NJ. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Charles E. Sommers, son of the late
DIR. A. H. Sommes, of this town, for some
years past a resident of Elizabethtown, Ky.
where he is engaged in the newspaper bust
ness, is a prominent candidate for the office
of sergeant. at arms of the Kentucky Senate.
MIR. Sommers has our best wishes for success.
At the Arlington stock Yards on Mon
day cattle sold as follows: Best, to At
cents; good, 3t TO 81 cents; medium, q to
3 cents; common, to q cents; sheep and
lambs-sheep, 2t to cs.; lambs, 1t TO a.
cents; calves, to z cents; cows and calves
$50 to $50 Cattle fair; sheep and lambs
good.
The County Commissioners will pay $50
and A. f Fairall, Sheriff, will pay $50 for
the delivery of John jenkins at the Jail of
this county. Jenkins is charged with shoot
ing Motion Smith on the 10th instant with
intent TO murder. Jenkins is about AS years
of age; color, drak brown; height about 81
feet; weight about 40 pounds, face clean
shaven.
Mr.. VIM M, Fowler, well known citi-
zen and business man of this place, died on
Sunday morning last after an illness OF
several weeks, in the forty fifth year OF his
age. Mr.. Fowler was native of England,
but has been living in this country for
number of years, making his home for some
time in Southern Maryland, where he mar
ried. He leaves u widow and five children.
The attention OF our lady readers is called
TO the advertisement OF Miss Il. G. Anthony,
who has recently opened first class Mill
merry and Ladies Furnishing Store at this
years experience in q leading Baltimore
dry goods house and is well posted in re-
gard TO the proper style and quality OF
goods. Call in and look at her assortment
of Fall and Winter styles
Monday night about O'Clock a crowd of
horsemen entered Rockville at a rapid pace
in search of horse thieves. A neighbor OF
n Mr.. Alex Garrett, who resides near Hunting
Hill, about four miles from here, met a couple
of men riding two of Mr.. CARROTS horses in
the direction of Rockville. He reported this
to Mr. Garrett, who discovered that two OF
his most valuable horses were gone A
posse of citizens was Immediately organized
and started in pursuit of the thieves. Near
Rockville the horses were found where they
had been deserted, but the men had made
good their escape. They were described as
being about medium height, one white and
the other colored The white man wore q
light plaid coat
Monday the stockholders of the George
town and Teneytown Railroad Company
met at the office of the secretary Tor the pur-
pose of transacting business beneficial 10
the road. The president, Mr. Ofutt, recon-
mended that they vote TO raise SG5 900 tc
pay off the debts. His recommendation was
iavorably received and acted upon. Some
of the stockholders wanted the same mum
Der of cars 10 run during the winter as thu
summer called for. This was deemed unne
cessary and inadvisabe as the travel during
the cold season was greatly below that pro
NOTED by the warm weather 1t was, ate
some discussion, left to the directors TO &C
upon this matter. There are now runanl
on the road five cars, and there is an interva
of thirteen minutes between them
Sales TO Take Place.-In our column
will be found ads Of the following sales
Sale of stock and farming implements, b.
K r. Magruder, on November 10th.
Sale Of stock, farm produce, implement