Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-15
Rutal aud gersoual.
Town and Country.

Rev. Richard Bagby will preach at the
Christian Church, this town, next Sunday
morning and at Redand in the afternoon.
Rev. l.. l.. Lloyd will preach in the M. E.
Church South, Rockville, next Sunday at II
A NJ. and 8 p. NJ, and Potomac at 3 P. NJ.
Died, on September 9th, near Hyattstown,
Ignatius p. Soper, aged about sixty years.
He leaves a wife, one son and one daughter.
The Rev. W. II. Laning will preach at
Hunting Hill Union Church on Sunday
next at II A. NJ, and Avery Free Methodist
Chapel at 3 p, NJ
The farm of Mr. Ramsburg, situated about
two miles west OF this place, has been sold
by the owner to Mr.. Arthur Kemp for $4,000.
1t adjoins Mr.. Kemp's home place.
The second Quarterly Meeting for the
Rockville circuit of the NJ Z. Church South
will be held at Goshen Church, on Satur-
day and Sunday, September 10th and 18th.
The all day meeting at the Baptist church,
Rockville, last Sunday was well attended.
Interesting services were held morning and
afternoon. Elder S. II White assisted the
pastor
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.
The new ad. of the well.known "Perry"
dry goods establishment, of Washington, in
our columns to-day, should attract the at
tention of all who wish to purchase first
class goods at popular prices. A visit to
this popular store will pay you.
Mr.. M. Wilson Offua, President of the
Georgetown and Tenallytown Railroad
Company, left on Saturday last for Chicago
to attend the Worlds Fair, from there he
will go to Lexington, Missouri, to join his
wife, and will return about October 1st
Mr. IL. NJ. Spencer, of this town, has re-
Gently taken a position with the firm of Bos
well, Copeland s. Merkling, at AIS Seventh
street Washington, dealers in Furniture,
Upholstery, Drapery and Bedding. He will
be pleased to see any of his friends from
the county.
Among the many fine Lorses exhibited at
our Fair last week none were greater favor
ties than "Col. Haywood" and "Harry d."
the property of L. B. Laiferty, of Washing
ton. Mr. Latferty, who is well known to
the people of our county, takes great inter
est in good horses, and certainly shows a
pair of good ones.
Mr. John White, of Rockville district, this
season planted 10 pounds of Nero seed po-
tstoes bought of Mr.. F. e. Thomas, Agent,
of Rockville, and dug IL bushels of fine
potatoes DIR. G. j. Maddox also planted
the same kind and did equally as well.
This is an evidence that il pays to plant
Nero seed. Give Mr.. Thomas your order
for seed potatoes and you will be pleased
with the result
Wednesday night of last week the office
oil the. b. & o. station at Gaithersburg was
broken into and ransacked, the third time
within the last year. Since the recent rob-
berry and safe breaking the office windows
had been heavily grated, and entrance was
this time first attempted through the ladies
room window, and failing there the front
door was priced in and office entered through
the ticket window. The Office and baggage
room were pillaged and a lot of cigars stolen.
On the same night the office at Derwood
was entered and some tobacco was secured.
The store of Hurdle Bros, at Garrett
Park, was broken into and robbed, and
aiterward set on fire and burned to the
ground Monday morning about 2 O'Clock.
The Garrett Park postotlice was located in
the building. A small building used by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company as a
station was also consumed. The robbers car
RED off number of stamps and small
amount of money. The entire loss is esti-
mated at $4,000, upon which there was an
insurance OF $4,000 Two colored men, who
gave their names as Joseph Dunkin and
Paddle Sturtevant, were arrested and lodged
IN jail here upon suspicion of having com.
mitted the crime.
Mr.. VIM. T. Clagett died at his residence,
near Potomac, on Monday last, after long
illness. The deceased was the eldest son of
the late CRATIC Clagett, and in the Goth year
OF his age. lie was married twice, his first
wife being q Miss Holland, Of this county,
and his second Miss Boteler, OF Washing
ton county. After his second marriage he
moved TO Washington county, and after re-
naming for some years returned TO this
county, and near the place of his birth. Mr..
Clagett leaves besides his widow and chill
dren, a large and influential connection and
a number of friends to mourn his loss. His
remains were inferred at Potomac on We'd
nesday.
The following persons have purchased
and received their deeds from L. S. Chap
man for lots in llalpine subdivision Henry
Oettinger, lot 3, block, $500; Geo. Joyce 81
Bro, lots 3 and G, block 10, $3.50; Mrs. Del
phne Lord, lot /, block 2, $500; Mrs. Anna
f. Degges, lot 6, block II, $3.50; Edmund
Degges, lot 5, block IL, $3.50; Mrs. Christa-
belle Heinard, lot z, block II, $50; Il. ].
Pullman, lots 5, IL, A, and 8, blocks o. 10, and
8, 5000; Il. +. Truewortb, lot 10, block s,
$3.50; w. j. Campbell, lot IL, block 0, $3.50 ::
A. Christiana, lot II, block 8, $3.50; W. A.
Hahn, lot IL, block 10, $50; DIR. r. f. Lee,
lot 4, block 8, $3.50; Oliver Carr, lot A, block
2, $50; 5. j. Haislet, lot 1G, block 8, $50;
j. w. hurry, lot 2, block 2, $3.50.
Odd Fellows Day at the Worlds
Fair.-The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will run special coach excursion train TO
Chicago ON Thursday, September 2lst, and
all Odd Fellows, their families and friends,
are invited to accompany the Baltimore
delegation on this train The grand demon
stration will commence on Monday, Sep.
TENDER 10Th, and continue during the week.
This is an opportunity for all 10 visit the