Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-03-31

Mr.. Harry Il. Fraley, of the vicinity o.
hedland, and Miss Lula Duvall, of Laytons.
vile, were married on Wednesday Of last
week at the home of the bride, Rev. Mr.
hingle, pastor Of the Lutheran Church al
hedland, officiating. The ceremony was
witnessed by few friends and relatives Of
the young couple. The bride is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Luther N. Duvall and the groom
son of Mr.. Francis NJ. Fraley.
This week we publish a portion OF a
lengthy article entitled chairman VandI.
Ver's Explanation of the Amendment" to
the State Constitution to be submitted to the
voters next fall. The remainder OF this ar
ticle will be published next week. The
crowded condition Of our advertising col.
umns is the cause Of the divided publica.
ton. The explanation is a fair and con.
Vinclng one. The amendment is a subject
which interests every white man In this
county, and for this reason we commend q
careful reading of the explanation"
The first edition OF the Washington San
Dag Star made its appearance on Sunday
morning last and gave general satisfaction
to the reading public. In addition TO the
large number Of pages devoted to current
news, correspondence, household affairs, q
special department for children, the fashions
&C., 1t is accompanied each Sunday by q
handsomely printed and illustrated maya.
zine, containing literary matter Of the high.
est order by noted authors. How all this
choice reading matter can be furnished for
the small sum Of five cents is a wonder even
in this wonderful age.
The jury in case tried In the Circuit
Court here, on Wednesday of last week, be.
tween Atchison and Devilbess decided
a very important point affecting the own
ers of woodland who anticipate contract
ing with consumers of telegraph poles, rail,
road ties, &c. Atchison had contracted
with Devilbess, the owner of the standing
timber, for lot OF poles and ties, the work
OF getting them out to be done by Atchson.
In the absence of special provision in the
contract designating the owner of the offal ,
q dispute arose over the same. The jury
gave Devilbess judgment and therein decid-
ed the ownership of the offal.
Wednesday last cargo of 70, 900 bushels
Of No. 2 red Maryland grown wheat was
shipped from Baltimore to New York. A
similar cargo is to be shipped shortly. Lately
large shipment was made 10 Tennessee
All of this grain is for milling purposes.
That an outside demand exists for the Mary.
land grain calls attention to the general
shortage Of wheat throughout the country.
Last years crop is said to have been pretty
we'll used up, and the new crop, which will
be due In couple Of months, will come on
practically empty market. Similar con-
ditions existed last year, however, and as a
consequence wheat has sold from 81 08 to
81 20 throughout the crop season.
Mr.. Amssa Hough died suddenly at his
home, near Derwood, this county, on Thurs
day evening Of last week, aged 70 years.
The deceased was a native OF Loudoun
county, Va, and came this county about %
years ago and purchased small farm taken
off the large estate of the late Addison Belt,
which he beautified and made very fertile
changing it from its virgin state to desirs-
Bile home and a source of revenue by his
good taste, skill and industry. Mr.. Hough
had been in falling health for several years
past, suffering with complication of dis
eases. His remains were taken back to Vir.
ginia for burial on Saturday. Having no
issue, he leaves alone his devoted widow to
mourn his lOes