Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1895-12-06
Gncal aud 2ersnual.
Town and Country.


Derwood next Thursday at 7:30 p. M.
The pastor will preach in the Travilah
Baptist church next Sunday at P. M.
Miss Mary Bennett and Mr.. Chas. Hurst
were married at Clarksburg last week by
Rev. John w. Steele.
Mr. Lechlider, of Derwood, this week
killed three hogs, fifteen months old, which
weighed 1904 pounds.
The Boyd Telephone Company has com.
pleted and put in operation branch tele.
phone line to Hyattstnwn.
The lumber for the new public school
house at Gaithersburg is being supplied by
Mr.. Oscar L. johnson, this town.
Rev. L. r. Milbourne will preach in the
Baptist Church, Rockville, next Sunday
at II A. M. No service at night.
The Clerk of the Court for this county
has issued marriage license to the follow
ing parties: Thomas c. Darby and Estele
Allnutt.
Great Britain is said to have sent a mega.
tive reply to President Cevelands letter
urging arbitration of the Venezuelan dis
pute.
Itch on human, manage on horses, dogs
and all stock, cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by d. F. Owens, Rockville.
There will be an oyster supper at Brighton
Grange Hall, for the benefit of the Grange
library, on Friday, December 9th, opening
o'clock, P. M. Music will be feature of
the occasion.
A second robbery of the barber shop of
N. W. Day, of Gathersburg, was effected
last Friday night. Many articles OF cloth
ing were also stolen from lines of Messrs.
Gladhill and Duvall.
James Anderson, Jr., of this place, has
been promoted to captaincy of one of the
Maryland Agricultural College cadet COM
panies, and also appointed editor in chief OF
the cadets Review"
Mr.. John W. Collier, the newly elected
Sheriff, was sworn in on Tuesday and en-
tered upon the duties of his office He has
appointed Mr.. Charles Peyton, of Martins
burg, as Jail keeper.
Elder John Kingdom will preach at Der
wood next Sunday morning, and Young
Peoples meeting will be held in the chapel
at night. The pastor and members of the
Young Peoples Society in Rockville will be
present.
Preaching at the Christian church, r ,ck-
vile, Sunday morning at II o'clock, by the
pastor, Rev c. Shelburne Christian En-
deavor at 645 P. NJ. c. w. B M. "Edu-
cational Day" program at 7:30 O'Clock. All
welcome.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Mackal has sold his stock
farm, lying between Olney and Oakdale, to
George E. Cooke, of Philadelphia, for 3d.
600. Mr.. Cooke has spent most of his life
at Sandy Spring, and has always inclined to
be farmer.
The Montgomery County Telephone Com
pany has completed its branch line to Olney,
'"h"-" :. -lakes connection with the Sandy
g1 mpany's line, guaranteeing facili-
as nmunication with Laurel and all
sutau te points.
ut - uaS Nelrs, residing near Lnls place,
has pare sed of DR.. D. E. Stone, of Mount
Flsassn Id, Wilkes Purdy, bay geld
inc 3ireo Riddle, son of Ethan Wilkes,
ont of a q m bred by Col. Daingerfeld, of
Garrison rg, Va, by Sam Purdy.
Dr. r Warfed and Mr.. James p. B.
gits si ere on Sunday morning last for
North Oar Ina, where they will spend some
weeks lc uniting, The great scarcity of
game . 1 part of the State has been the
cause d any of our sportsmen seeking
,lheF locs les.
NJ Groomes, representing Parker,
Bridget Co., the leading and popular
olothiera Washington, D. e., extends a
oordie taton to all Montgomerians to
bezs au his firm in mind when in
quest able clothing at bottom prices.
Tou aaa upon the fairest treatment at
all ames
ANY having any knowledge of the
Yl.By Or es family, willy james was at
ouz luC -veyor of Montgomery county,
No, o. whereabouts OF their descend
ANITA ease communicate with James
Anderson Jerk of the Circuit Court for
Mont ONE county, Md, or John t. Wiley,
BoE 81 L. ngton, KY.
VIM AoJ ey, a well-known young man
Of t1i5 eouu (, was perhaps fatally injured
last week us' Dickerson's Station, by be
ing thrown ON a wagon in runaway .
The horss3 Tx fright at a traction engine.
The iniariee were at first thought to be
tritng, bat -yspeas has now set in, and
The Young nal is in dangerous condition.
The Opera House at this place was,
Than'tsgiYiuV night, the scene of a brilliant
gathering o. aides and gentlemen from all
psf'z I'd adjoining counties and the
District oumbia. Dancing commenced
about $50 o's ock, and from that time until
tie early DO RS of the morning the scene
presented Jp.n the floor was one of rare
grere su5 1eauty.
On Saturday night last the Gaithersburg
brs0cE Of he Washington National Build
log and loar Association held its annual
meeting a hich the following officers
were elected z. M. Smith, president; G.
3, 9nVa, ce president; S. F. t, Sterick,
secretary md reasurer; Allen Rutherford,
attorney q. Smith, J. L. Lodge, r. A.
Young .. 'uvall, S. T. F. Sterick, G.
b " aterr scott Duvall and John W..
Walker dTaars.
Ag. SUI A Walter II. Brooke, of Sandy
Spring las, elk celebrated the twenty
nth auai7eI. CT Of their wedding by hold
Ing a very 20 asant informal reception.
None 4 gbei ms could be present, as three
Of tnem arc gagged in business in the
wegt and the urth is "Brooke" of Penn