Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-10-14
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Rev. s. r. Maxwell, of the Christian
Church, this town, has accepted a call to
Richmond, Va.
There will be preaching in the Rockville
N. E. Church South next Sunday at II
A. NJ. and 7:30 P. M.
Pastor j. d. Rayfed will administer the
of ordinance of baptism at Black Rock Mills
next Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock.
The circus which exhibits here this after.
noon and tonight is the biggest and best
show that has been here for years.
O.. D. Morrow, jeweler, permanently To-
Gated in Rockville, Md, makes a speciality
and promptly done.
Itch on human, mango on horses, dogs
and all stock, cured in 80 minutes by Wool
fords Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by E. T. Fearon, Rockville
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Mr.. VIM. Jason Hoyle to Miss Matte Ellis
Hughes on the 18th instant, at 6 o'clock, P.
NJ, at the M. f. Church South, Travilah.
Rev. T. j. Campbell, of Lexington, KY,
has accepted call 10 the pastorate of the
Rockville Baptist Church, and will assume
the duties of his new charge November 10Th.
Protracted meeting will commence at the
Rockville Christian Church next Sunday
night, to continue every night excepting
Saturday, until further notice. S. r. Max.
well, pastor.
A series of meetings at the Upper Seneca
Baptist church closed on the 18th instant,
with twenty additions. The pastor, Elder
S. X. White, was assisted by Rev. II. w.
Kemp, of Baltimore.
The store of Mr.. Jas. w. Reed, at Mar
tinsburg, this county, was raided one night
recently and a lot of dry goods taken, which
were found in some negro houses near by,
and the culprits caught.
Mr. Henry Bradley, prominent citizen
OF Potomac district, was seriously injured
last Friday afternoon by being kicked in
the side by horse, whose hoof he was
examining. He will recover
RI Rev. John McKim, Bishop of Takyo,
will preach at Christ Church, Rockville,
Sunday, October 10th. Service at II A.
M. All are invited. Service at Ascension |
Church, Gaithersburg, at 8 A. M.
Mr.. Lewis Hopfenmaier, of Washing. |
ton, wishes consignments of pork, poultry, |
eggs and live stock, for which our farmers |
can realize the highest market rates and be
sure of getting their money. See ad.
Mrs. Anna (Hodges) Thompson will re-
open dressmaking on the farm of Mr.. Sam' |
L. Phillips, about three-fourths of a mile |
northeast of Rockville. Cutting by measure
and fitting specially. Prices reasonable.
Mrs. Mary II. Forrest, one of the Oldest
residents of Georgetown, and well known In |
this county, died last Sunday night shortly |
before IL o'clock, after long illness. The |
deceased was the widow of Bladen Forrest
Mr.. l.. b. Thomson, of Linden, Md, has |
superior II octave square piano, stylish
in appearance, and very fine toned 10 good
order; 800 will buy it on easy terms if de-
sired, delivered free TO nearest railroad sta.
ton.
Albert M, son of VIM. Z. and Emma
Morgan, died on Wednesday morning last,
at the residence of his parents, this town,
in the ninth year of his age. Albert was
bright little boy and was general iavorite
in this community.
Cardinal Gibbons has received dispatch
from Rome stating that the Pope had ap-
pointed Archbishop Chapelle, of New Or
leans, apostolic delegate to Cuba. Arch
bishop Chapelle was for several years pastor
Of st. Mary's Catholic Church at this place.
Deputies Selby and Gather brought here
last week and lodged in Jail Robert Brown,
colored, charged with assaulting Mrs. VIM.
Kinsey. on her farm near Laytonsville, this
county, some months ago. They found him
In hay barrack near Washington Grove.
The First Maryland Regiment came in for
hearty compliment Friday at the hands of
Governor Hastings, OF Pennsylvania, who
witnessed the review at Camp Meade, and
upon seeing the First Maryland remarked
TO member of his staff THAT is certainly
Q well.disciplined and well.drilled body of
men"
The large clothing establishment of Mr..
Victor 4. Adler, at the corner of 7th street
and Massachusetts avenue, W ashington city,
has become headquarters for Montgomery
dealers. They have been drawn there by
superior goods at low prices, and when once |
they deal there they stick to the place. His |
new ad in this issue should be read by all. |
Mr.. Harry A. Dawson, who was recently |
appointed by President Mckinley a second |
lieutenant in the Second Volunteer Imam
try, at large (immunes), has received his
orders to join his regiment, which is now
stationed at Santiago. He left here Tuesday
morning for New York, where he will en-
bark ON the first transport going TO Santiago. |
The second annual conference of the Bal
timore District Epworth League Of the NJ.
L. Church South will be held in the church |
of that denomination in Rockville, on Thurs
day and Friday, October 9th and 28th, at
which prominent members of the Epworth |
League will address the sessions. On the |
evening OF the 9th Rev. DR.. Whaling, Of |
Baltimore, will deliver an address of vital |
interest to Christian workers and appro
pirate to the occasion. The public invited
The new advertisement of the James
Clark Distilling Company will doubtless at
tract the attention OF our readers Their
Washington establishment, under the able
management OF Messrs. McQuaide and Nc.
Carthy, has during the past year done
large and increasing business. Their motto
of pure liquors at distiers' prices, and with.
out middlemen's profits, has built up large
trade The many people Of this county who
have dealt with them are much pleased.