Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-10-22
Nptal aud gersnt1al.
Town and Country.

ayfield Will preach AZ neu'
d.. ..... Up. M.
Dawson and Brooke Ed
Ridge South Dakota, are
,u homes at this place.
....,. Carter and Mrs. Kate Car.
-... God, were united in mar
s,r h, by Rev. j. D. Rayfield.
"a. Norris, well-known and
citizen of this county, died
Ast week, aged SO years.
reaching in the Rockville
RI nth next Sunday at 7:3O P.
, o. Armstrong. Epworth
.. M.
,. II preach in the Christian
r,. le, next Sunday morning at
.cls. ristian Endeavor Prayer
,gr I'M.
. Beall will conduct revival
.as. ssville NJ. E. Church, COM
aur October Gath, at 7:30 P. M.
be so attend.
ia Jl n, mango on horses, dogs
$40 s.u ed in so minutes by Wool
asa Lotion. This never fails.
By Jn Reading, Rockville.
1Ua. Poole and Miss Sarah E.
were " married at the home of
l.i7s Its, near Gaithersburg, on
.y ms. n last, Rev, ]. D. Rayfield
s.9g
LuHJ II all,day services will be
Hy the lists the last Sunday of this
p Pes bayfield, will preach in the
lug all tor Jones, of Poolesville, in
i1ou
ruet, c 18th instant, at the resi-
! OF the ating minister, Elder s. r.
e. father the groom, Mr.. VIM. W.
70. of this Vn, to Miss Mary A. Kig-
Of Washig. on City.
ssrs. WI :. Magruder, Frank Will
Miss Am. !. Counselman and Rev. G.
Icruuguah nave been elected to repre-
n Zion ,tist Church at the Mary
A ,sO,iat.1i in Baltimore on October
}j.c WORST will be held in Rockville
q Bapdsts ext Sunday morning and
The will preach in the morn
anl Jung Peoples Union will
ahe sgu- at night, commencing at z
cF.
S. Lutte rs, of Bean, recently sus-
d psa'g .ccident. She fell down a
stsi osy nd cut an artery in her
by nes a % breaking through a win
'roup' go gical attention alone avert
" LIB ION, D. D., Presiding Elder
ashiug District of the Baltimore
3r.n-1 - Church, will preach in
a5al JnHT-., Gaithersburg, Sunday,
.~r i.. II A. NJ, and at Hunting
samg -a 3P. NJ.
Wi. { ST. Of Boyd's, aged thirteen
daughter George Kuster, fell from
sstual Ea last Friday, breaking her
aaa a,a lshing nearly all of her
/. 5Aei serious condition, but it
ruCh' NN Il recover.
e C'7 he Court for this county
salg 1a age licenses to the follow.
pa. liam w. White and Mary
'gt Parker and Elizabeth E.
b Ny Poole and Sarah E. Best,
d ar and Florence M. Fulton.
ea .'r the colored jockey, who
rna John E. Wedge, a colored
Ggr. .ugust 18th last, at Upper
horg gl0. Georges county, was tried
The Jgnr on Monday last-Judges
Ir a 81 -rick-and found guilty of
&c tha ond degree. Judge Bris.
orelCsi e prisoner to fifteen years
e p4oi@ngery.
Mission w begin at st. Johns Church,
e len Nc on Sunday, October Oath,
''r' list, and on Sunday, Octo
Mise will begin at st. Mary's
gh. h2-lT e, Md, and close on Sun
N1Temhei th. These Missions will
udugtgt Lr Rev. Charles Warren Cur
ll Rev omas S. Dolan. Catholics
Qglasag horted to attend, and all
g VIII be- leone.
G export American maize, as the
als Fie calling our corn, to the
'F!ana ha ,ssumed such proportions
VI Muasg an, the United States con.
-1. in Saxony, has seen fit to
a ania port to the Treasury De-
ne ~ " lshington. According TO
tag img ltion of American corn TO
.nuy amuU ted in the first four months
pro sa ar to 346,027 tons, against
81 0gnu lie same period of 1896. In
aIgH $40 tons were received at
.au 1nra
. ia'arr Club held its recent gather
III. rga fui and productive Rock
Flen I.Farquhsr, host, with VIM.
.o. ling and Edward N. Bent.
l. gs edings. Guests were VIM.
s. a oseph T. Moore, DR.. Chas.
I'd T. Hallowell, Frank NJ.
lieu y H. Miller, Allan Farqu.
ADle Shoemaker, Mr.. Ray and
allc ter. A large wheat field
mt of the house, seeded in the most
It manner, was the admiration of all
1ers, as were some fine cattle and
promising flock of more than hun
heep. After pleasant and profitable