Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-09-02
vn and country.

O. d. Morrow, jeweler, permanently To-
Gated in Rockville, Md, makes specially
Of repairing fine watches. All work neatly
and promptly done.
The Burden Bearer Circle of The Kings
Daughters will meet at the residence oil
Miss Mary Russell on Tuesday, September
9th, at 1890 A. NJ.
On account of the Agricultural Fair, we
print our paper this week two days in adj
vance OF the usual time Full Particular
of the Fair next week.
Itch on human, mango on horses, dogs
and all stock, cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails
Sold by E T. Fearon, Rockville.
Mr.. Joseph L. Clagett aud Miss Grace
Collins, of this town, were married at the
home of the bride, on Thursday evening of
last week, by Rev. Father Rosensteel.
Mr.. L. B Thomson, of Linden, Md, has
a superior u octave square piano, stylish
in appearance, and very fine toned in good
order; $125 will buy it on easy terms if de-
sired.
Mr.. Louis Sadtler's new residence. which
he is building on his farm uear Montrose, is
nearing completion, aud the family will re-
move there from Rockville about September
18th to locate permanently.
Epworth League devotional service in
the Rockville Southern Methodist Church
next Sunday night at tbs o'clock. Subject
"The Mustard Seed. Mat 10; 81 and 80
Come prepared to speak on the subject.
Mrs Cordella Aivord Johnston, graduate
of Boston Conservatory of Music, and OF
Boston School of Expression, will take
charge of the departments of music and of
elocuton with physical culture in the Fair
View Seminary, at Gaithersburg, the year
beginning September Goth, 1898.
Edgar R. Windsor, son of the late Zacha.
riah Windsor, of Clarksburg. died at his
home, near Clarksburg Monday morning
after lingering illness of typhoid fever,
aged w. enty six years. He WAS most popu-
lar and esteemed young man A mother,
two brothers, and sisters survive him He
has several relatives in Washington.
Mr.. Glen Murphy, timer, fell from the
roof of the Albany House, Washington
Grove, Thursday of last week A cleat
slipped, and he fell about twenty feet to
the ground He was badly bruised and
nervously shocked, but upon being removed
TO his home an examination of his injuries
by the family physician revealed the fact
that no internal hurt had been sustained.
A dispatch from Frederick, dated August
29th, saws George Motter. the 13-year old
son of Judge John G. Motter, was acct.
dentally shot in the left breast in the region
of the heart by little companion. The
latter was attempting to remove the cylinder
from revolver OF small calibre, which he
did not know was loaded, when the weapon
was discharged, the ball striking young
Motter, who was a short distance away"
On Sunday evening last fight occurred
at a colored camp meeting at Emory Grove,
this county, in which a number OF persons
were engaged. The row commenced be-
tween Edward Brown, white man from
Unity and negro named Lewis, and the
dispute finally ended in blows Several
other negroes entered the contest and Brown
was badly beaten. Edward Brown, and
two negroes, Thornton and Lewis, were ar
rested by county officers and lodged in Jail
at this place. Brown is badly wounded.
Mr. Thomas K. holland, a well known
citizen oil this county, died at his home near
Wheaton on Friday night last, aged 70
years Deceased was a member of one of
the Oldest families of the county, and was a
popular member of the community in which
he lived. His funeral, which was largely
attended, took place at St Johns Church
Forest Glen, on Sunday. Mr.. holland mar
ried Miss Maria Pearce, daughter of VIM.
G. Pesrce, OF this county, she dying several
years ago He leaves two brothers and two
sisters.
The ladies of the Brightwood Southern
Methodist Church having invited the Ep-
worth Leaguers of this section to partake
of a lawn tea prior To the mass meeting 10
be held in that church on the evening OF
September 9th, 1t has been decided by the
county leaguers to take the train leaving
Gaithersburg at 5;37 p. M e, instead of the
later one, and going TO Silver Spring instead
of To Forest Glen, az heretofore announced
and 10 take the electric cars at Silver Spring
for Brightwood. Should the weather be
Indictment, the later train will be taken u
the same point
Mr.. Frank Andrews, Principal of the
Rockville graded school, and Miss Jos phint
Davis were married in the Southern Metho
dist Church, at Lay Hill, this county, on
Wednesday OF last Week, by Rev. N. M
Browning. Miss Augusta Browning, Of
Baltimore, niece OF the bride, rendered the
wedding march IN line style. The maid o.
honor was Miss Bessie Cashell, and Mr.
Herbert ii. Holden, of Rockville, acted al
best man. The bridesmaids were Misses
Maude Cashell and Virginia Browning
Messrs. James Cashell, of Lay Hill, anC
Ollie Harman, of Washington city, acted
as ushers.
The remains OF Mr.. James Z. English, 8
former citizen Of Gathersburg. were brought
from Laurel last week for interment. Forest
Oak Lodge, No, 1913, Knights OF Pythias, Of
which the deceased Was member, met the
morning train conveying the remains, &C
companied by the family and friends and
delegation of Laurel Knights Of Pythas
Funeral services were conducted at the NJ
L. Church South by Rev. G. p. Smith, @
Laurel Interment was made at Forest Gal
Cemetery. Mr.. English was aged fifty. thret
He had been in falling health for two years
He had numerous family connections in thi
county, and the funeral was very large
attended
A dispatch from Boyd's, dated August q
says: A violation oil the local option la,
was brought before Justice Norris,of BoYdi
this morning, against Samuel IL. Rome, {