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Am Of church, which Ia still pointed ont AZ tho
re.i,onae. In lls nnfne OF tho god Ieas Dr.
Hle 'fflei aud DT. Wh,t!nv AtGkcA raw tho rott
found in YIN hamn u tho trIbn bripn,tcH nnd 1t
Tho EHl''ceH Brgant,a: aud aIho, a. thpy
thought, IN tho EGdt. hsaan.a.. \ rfaver, and
tha l.atn rreces. To the prqso,s vIilor 1t Fenns
mora InohAbe, though hiace will not allow h.n
Hr,ga con.aius Ia native etymo'oaia.s have Al.
wa'H bold It does u root FUND in tl4e living
lrisll word h'rt', "hame. filo," anil me.ne, j,ks
cnaidni. ra'hng hut tho fro divinity That
enc Al n! eventB wan tho cLat actor Ut tho aol-
dets. mar ne gathered from a,nn,lg man, refer.
cAcns To her that ciie't by Told III tho notes t.,
tho lrsh ser.ion Of Eenntus. u nr,eit, woman nf
mighty 1oasinQH." and "Isriglt, tho Fsestest
tahr amung them IN thu sntlent Batlre nn the
Nardt. "1Ho Piogrea' Of the l,urdnnsome E4>nl-
yootlng asme.-Fra.ers Xa4a1ine. =
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TIE COURTS.
Record Of business Transacted Yes.
1crduy.

| AScSf4 Of Business Transacted xrx-
] 1criuy.
| AREAsoNAbLE REQUEST.
John Griffin says that, owing to tho fmpor-
tunity OF sheFiff AEnew, ho is placed III a very
| unpleasant position, aud yesterday fllad a bill
against him. also making A. J. kn,sely aud 8. K.
! LOW dcfendAnts aad asking for All injunction.
Griffin says that. III 1879. Knisely obtained =
| judgment against him for s673.02, and IN the
agai9st him aud Levied On hia properly bv tk,o
! Sheriff. Thla s0ull mt preaeut auy difficulty
~sro It not TOR the fact that QUO William
a., H. ainpson; @ :erodstor of Knaoly, apparently
lndlng tt diihrult 10 rollsct debt from him, ina
procured Rarnishce writ, 10 be Issued aEaunt
Griffin. coMpelItug him 10 AuBwer as Is kny
money III his Possession due Kinse!y. Grinin
says 10 has no doubt bqt tA.s this claim may DO
lnst, hut 1t aa bann assigned to i. X, Dow. The
attorney OF khlsely. Ind TO la therefore u,icor-
tain AZ 70 who ought to get the money, I1e does
f n9t sn1ak te should DO called on to ny tho ooAis
ansna.s n oot nu. a nor should come in and
huiAely Dow. and tho Shenr nav ali
be restrained from taking any staps undat tho
execution until 1t eau be a.cesta1ncd to w]nm
Tia amount OF tho judgment, which lo saya"bs
rigatfn!ly bo paid.
DIVORCES
Emma Hpeth wants divorce becanss her f,u..
g. s6ana, MOTIFS speth' knocksd her down ou tho
George ". campttall was appointed Assignee
o. tlis estate Of i. Rosenstock. and Il. E.
Of o srStots sis oeeeS st e. t ~ss
4 djsobargo w4a grauted to J. ]. q. Wdsou.
Tho oases Of q. II. Hail. aeorgs L. Bali, Jr..
+. u. Follansbeo. James Ronnuy, and r. III.
tinaI report. spd those Of Jo!lil H. Loug TIon,ss
Dnyfe, au.l Martin F. BaHsett wero refurrod In
Asgsster Cram tor thb same pntroRs.
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BUSINESS MEN,

BUSINESS MEN.
1 an h. n. KIMAARK,
Ito iron merchant, waH next viaited, Ifo wss
found to rcgatd tito rtcacnt stuation Of none,
matters with considerable comptncoucy
N-alr. Kmbatk, wAat 1u you think of In.
1Ation7
Hr+ XII by imitation yon mean an Iseuo OF
irr"t.onmahlo CURRENCY, am oppoaod to It. II
y'i0 moan an fAhio of bon'ts that will b. intsr-
co,,,so't'l'!o, ! am ip favn1 ofit.
M.-non fbl''k wol u kelley'H p1an,, theu7
! hr. K.-I don't know exactly snat lls ptsn
n but 1 Afn III favor af kyssanl OF fn,or-
| conyertlble currapeY. wllan O n,au can got
honda Tor ha g,eenbacka II lo wants
tLGa'. and can return them and regain his cnr-
issno Of gold.ho .rlug bonds tsliuk would cot,-
| stltnto erfoct cuHnnct. l Iun't think there
| could le ahythtng better.
IT. But What about sho prcHont irredeomalls
| paper
! Sir. K.-well. It answers we'll enough. It Ia
| backed up 6v tho erodt al Tho country. Anln
our business it givos ns 10 tncoovepleuro.
R.-Do yon siink TIE country Will ba in resdi-
Mir. K,-No. i thinh 1t will 10 hs far from Il
~ eyor before. a good man7 people lalk III Ia
yor OF resumption to lo Oh tle popular bilq but
when thoy COMO right down to It, tlioy will not
lind 1t 10 astlsfactory. thlnk rettru to Bpc.
cio-paynal.ta would bring abont 4 syBom Of frae-
banking aga'n, anil that would b. cnlHo To tho
county. We saw enough Of Its resnEcioun of-
fecsH during tie htltap.tail currency ttnna.
"ant to SOC nu moro Tree .ban&lng. VIC want =
syHtotn VI currency suuhaeu upon tsIa credit Of
onf government, anu 'llat WOULD botho best in
R.-Ihc iron traelo especially is reluctant to
return to specio. basls, | boavo:
Mt. h.-ich' y naH suffered more thbu nny
otAer 1ntofast. ana thinks tho s'is Ut tho Wnr,
wAIch hfoilEht us luto our situation, should be
borne oy poHscEity.
:. >, IN. JoHX AfER, "
OF .Aleh6rs. doan Aver Il Buns, dealers 10 heavy
iron slau litt!o to ssv ABOUT tho subject lie
was quito satlricd with things Ia their pro.eut
hh9lt. Iio saw no Eocaassty Tor resumption, and
dld hot belaVe tho country could 16sutne.
Mn. WALKEu.
i'realdeht OF tho Chicago, Burlington, 4 Quincy
Roha. Nho was next li1tarFoKnteJ, Btatel very
briefly TINT 10 waA III favor Ut resumption III
soon ~ possible, and s.to"gy opposed to aiding
to f'lo present volume Of rag 1npney lie thonglit
every 1utetest ~on'd bs much molo Prosperous
by o seturn 10 4 spacle basis-
NIL. W. u. KEEN.
OK ". u. koef Cooke. d Co., being aolictod for
o. ~ oAl rossloh OF Its views. SAID tliAt IHE
lMlhuSE @ att!ele OF yoso'day morn,ng OK.
t1rcoheo them, anu ho thought tho
great majority OF Chicago buHiucss mon
taVoreu spechY tetnln TO CON LsnIs. Ills
firm. ho said had been troubled by tho unsettled
eonaltion Of monesary ahaIra, aua wero liabla to
'losses oy reason OF taen.
!, N.-foa In,Hurt many OF your goods. aud have
the eaile dllncnl:les complained OF by tho
6tocerA, Hnnpoho
M:' h.-aea' orr 'i!'portstiors hEe largo. We
HaVo luss foGclVsd l1rGb tHvo'ce Of bouks from
eeFniany. Ho pay gold for theM, un four
months timo II guttShould advance ANAL per-
centaHe o. that lime we would have SOLD tloul Ut +
LOSS. u"lne 70 gold fluctuations woNcantot tell
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A MEETING At KANSAS ClrY.

"7es'"t H4eppHsH % ne CHtfdd6 5F1bHHE-
KAhsAs CrES, Mo-. Aug. M.-T4s English
capitalists cot1leoted with the olia4.aspp Valley
IlAd!uR Company asteaded large meeting Of
isadlug citizens he'l III III this CITY tonight. The
meeting Was called by the rrcsdons Of tho
Hoard OF Tfado, aud was to give expression AZ to
the feeling OF moneyed men ~ 10 tho enterprise.
Hut ono sent,msnt whs entertained, and that was
lint Kansas City's intcrcnsa weto closely cou-
naoscd with tho enter4riso that brought Alr.
Warren ahd otnors to tliA cily aud that all the
nhl that conll 10 giyeu would Gy freely extended.
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At HnOHEsTEt AAuhtkKKY MANUFACTURE.
nf Gvmp.ast y snd ~ south caa@lat. tn!caxu s
1t.d mAsnaeEJ plaass aaa asthpss sprfAcurs; Uu1
ap1 matehoEs can 10 CHANGED to sasfaclag slou
fal' ts.n '1nsfs and .bnEls htns.y
n4th1f Aa4 fnbher .clltK. na~s and machinery fui-
ptgt Ut u sseaat ha I'd aaonArY oI dIaront kis
+)Suuth CAnAtst., CnfeA9o. ~
At KthKwot,n 4 DUSKLEE'S. ii HND IL
"a ~ ii%asI:. Maty blaming s
At ,K1RKWooD i buvk1.rE's, il, AND II
Lalost:. tte.'p snG4nse anti bo!lsrs, steam puups,
AlS.os 'to IN aud tlotax engineers supplies
\YASs,Trssno,;I,n ATT o,;, i'.t s's.:oSp.MAHp toKrAnfE kk
hgr.e p'ser. Addts.: Hkzaci. 's: cHUoRES HR g. T.
ii l.Aku.st. N'f
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lurtRr Expressions Of tho Views Of
Leading Chioagoans.
Iho Same General Feeling in
Favor Of Resumption.
sono Iron and Real Estate Men Prefer
the Present Situation.
df. Sydney Myers Plan for Convertible
Donds.
Genora. ignorance About Kelley.

1bs reporters OF TnE TRIBUNE yosIsr4lav con.
anaea tbair interviews will, representative tpsn
OF tho bu>ineaA community Oh financial topics.
aud elcitod the following expressions Of
9piniou.
, 1875-08-21

This ire-xodloss DriKit, tho dAughtsr Of she
ogy. In Christian tiu.sa slaa bsoanls ooufouuJed
" the popular nl,tl With "tAa little iaif ous
fgoW Gurlseh L,ae." saiut Digit ot cell-dara !;
a snA ths NUM- Of Kildare, - xs know from
eaasusdss daaxhng dl2htd III b atous Gu ne&t tbs
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n..I.,.-|-77- ~.
eras Clerks. DO.
w Ma,t T., ,,t st',T.I !, MhH ~ ESIEI GAFIk
familiar Viii fn rhn ~ n.no ~ et H. "
SALARY msdofato Addfs,s ii ii. Triuuna othcs
n, ---'-----------
- IrAaos. -.-....-
W4STFD- IMMEDIATELY, Six KFFICtEET
ms,t .uatan1e.a rreTnn,; .1 Sfn. CnnhSnt ef'in}{
bard nr A. il Irr,, II eAu ~ IL to''
WANTED MAN TIL Itrfy i pa pm f+Tf,r1r D :.
tacs i" + hW III III Ss!t'rsir IL prfis1Icd Apply u
xsyayrrn "'N
" -! ~ y hEPESIFhA FnH'FHAMIS1 TIM
~ o0f IN '''' '"'d. hrplr a. III Matkst-st.
w rn,E! r,F 'ja !, .'ntn ~ HARFESftit,: hrEADY
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sn'1 that a GOOD many who now favored 1esump-
lion vnuId not be 30 eAgor for II wien tho tItno
drew nigh.
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WANrED--FEMALE HELP.
I>cme.+ic..
WANTED "A Gtnln HfRl. fpR GESERAI,
hu.sI9ss ss '!a Norwegian pretes1rd. Apply
WANTED cpMpErEvr COOK, wA$tinH,
~ and hva*s. with references. c.a At ;vs iiehi.
NAkTEp--A suRlp;iuD COOK, " ,.11h,i: AND
H. &hf Vi @Ei;"a E"a ''s &t'as 's: I'll ras;ss s:s
W4$@a!.s, ~, .es Ey*SS1sS "a r% plS'sS ss
A. ny as"!;xtnlst.. under Laa4. ut II u'suc1 a III.
~ ~ ,I;s tnT.!k ;. ,fsfsase. rsaut' is -:
\VAs:rtn \ t;71jD 179iK. WASHER as,7
rvtcr.nss. lu.n5 5-suast!.. "'SF' '''''' Wilt
WASrEi' .'IEt; si1..St, ht:. ! s;U'IH COOK.
~ "ssh'r. aud iroocr Apply Al ~ wsbash-nv.
1TASrFD,-A GOOD sTEnE, GEKAiAE. HR
:N.,t"'F'a" Girl. Aply immediately at Is SOUL,
WASrFp-t:'HL Fur GfsEnAL iinushwtRk;
r,rra to csru'nenca work, Nv l.l.h. ~ ws.t M.da.
Eur.e>. ---.,~- -
W i'aH@a4;s, ii 81 s'u.h f.'l.a3. a.SoNS' 1fr'f
b l. T. TtF GGEhSE IL; t;..;.. G.hs At
hetxssn ~ asi 1p. .ai II q u saa III T. H. ''"'
Emnlov1ncnt Agcun1pa.
WANTED GERMAN ASD. hGANb1SAyIAS
g. 81 i' ss t sts and
...... mikcenannpu
}fNASTFD-AS ESEIGFT1C. ExPEN1ESCED
canfasscr f"r vlule.als iutEt. we'll quAtuird
mit Tho ri's rado Adirtsa, stating reference. -.
II ASIEn;-,,,SE coon .suLIc!roN. MUST H,:
Twelfth st. " i" ""
\TASTEl,--AT liz F1FrII.AY.. 4 CtILiRED At.
~ tchlaat tn accompany sMlln, Or ts EuEupa. Mus
ltarr taataJ. Ealf rntly. 'o7
AsXsTEk.ni,ih,a!,s;t ssE.i, 2.,: ;,i, LADIES
T. IN q. :. ssi Mad!Nu..... k4snn !.
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| - = f3VQ63.
l f1f1{t YnLpAEA kttuka At = CkSYu kAU&i,
l.UuO Old. fAr*, Ahl c1EuuA bauls. nuyyl4, ki,ofy
t<Hrsts, ~. Aat4&&s QAAA2 look A+sxs. Id Neql.
kQQ.&k
, 1875-08-21
AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS WAHTEl-Tu SELL Oult NEW llUUSX.
II bold aslitiu, Ageus MAKE 1tunl &s Nv p4f dAJ
UAIl IT ii West AAahtn4tUA u.
4 UEhrs wAkrlD-TO SELL 4 NKW PXTFNTFn
II auux x1kIsfink (smP.64s4As aaa aua &Ast tsaastxa1
, 1875-08-21
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.


TpH SALE CHOICE FARM At 4 GREAT UAn.
MInneLseo sIAsc. on =. =, v, H. T., 10 uIcs Trim
Hotklned; ~ srrs. pFairt. nad:r cust!a.taa. ~.Ii
runla< 'hraughM xiol tssms h.u.e. i raH',: also,
Eanu slnd. aud ntlIlihxI uf hishre&
farms in Snrh.rn Illinois T, hnc rrnIar yNI ,e Yni
ehean aud tn long 1ian; t1hu ca.n E,Jncut ntly NJ
9uEtrf. Flt pArtcuta.n inquire OF G, II. SrAFFUNJ
Htckfnr1, III.
FOR SALK-DH EACHAsGE-IHK Ni.sI bAW.
mill property Ia tho cnnnt} At hall Its .aIHs Or IN
:eA part nt nachintry spiasatc. Il. u. sHkHL = and
TOR SALE. Or EXf'HANflx~14hAi'RE FARM
hpratet. running ~atcF; ~Ithiu siIeA nj Inns t,x
Q! sW ilAton 1G acre, fac unfn prns.d Iand. tart
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- 80 9, = - = ~ "a ~ O.
\{FANrED-FnH CASH. 4 EMALL FARM WITH
- c'nifratt- hn!nKs. within uu ipil,, u ,Airaxl
Must be ta-Ealn. and nut IN exceed a. ~ cash. Au
utcss Is sG. 1rlbuhn unlIs.
1}FANTEU -KEAL EsrATE on lash rs EX,
chsnse fnr e!ny y tho m'.s bcsn'iIui ,iiIa
York t:lty. =. ". Ti[.lMAA. S! rsSafe
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D-i TIU Nj TSO.N.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.


Nho OF my young irIonH3 nave
read 'Ac sloFF ol IAoc" Aruei'
so simply anl S"eau| 'o1' bT '"e
LngHsh poet. II y Il story o' man
VINO went 10 sea- I''FinS 'e"'G' {"
sweet Young WIFE, ana " Mite 'aoS"-
ter lie was cast away on 4 "o0"f'
iSI"'ld' ""'Fe ne remained S'F1F".
years. VINE" ne was ".sa'''.''' ana
taken OIL hE passing vessel, 'oi"'
ing back TO his h''1'e 'o"h' lie '""n'
his "1ie married TO an ''d playmate
a good man. FIeA and Ao"ora|, with
whom she was AE'43 haII IIE. Inc
poor man, lA"H''"5 10 cause her '''"
and porpIeAl'y' resolved not t7 make
himself known to her, ant lived ana
dIed alone Ihe poem has leM'".'"d
me OF very similar story o1 my OWL
Ne" EhS'an'' H".9"boiAoo'' "''2" l
nave often Aeh'' ana ""''" WIZ
try 10, '"''' ''o' III poetry 'N" -N''''''
iennyso@ s. hot N my o"" poor P'o-'.
can assure my Te"'ers l!.'' III l''
man particulars, 1t Is 4 uao ''.'.
On" bright, summer morning. @"''
than three Saote-yedr5 ago, i''|'t
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Sehl'hd Dorhy.
BACK WARD-PIN BACK WARD.

Back ward, pin backward, my skirts in
their flights;
Make me small again, just for tonight,
am so weary and my skirts are 50 long,
Sweeping the pavcmcnis as | walk along;
Gathering the dirt from out of the street,
Looked at by every one that | meet,
Mother. dear mother, | know Pm a fright;
Pin back my skirts, mother, pin EN- back
tight.
Mother, dear mother, the days are SO
warm,
And I'm so tired of this drce9 7 have on;
1t is so clumsy and don't fit me right,
Pin back, mother, pin ii back TIGHT.
Now am read; don't | look sweet
Smiling on nll tlat | happen to meet,
I'm in the fashion, 50 tha, is all light,
Pin back my skirts, mother, pin 'cm lack
tight
Mother, dear mother, know it, sin
TO wear dresses that show off ones limbs;
But what is poor girl going to do
If all the world wears them, She must wear
'cm too.
Ii is only those who are thin aic afraid.
You may laugh, but YOU know that I'm
richl
Pin back my skirts, mother, pin en- back
tirnt
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CHURCHES.

Methodist Eptscoloal-Rcv. Geo. f Mayd
we'll, pastor Sabbath school at 8 Il. IN. j.
W. Stecksdalc, Supt.
Lutheran-Rcv. J. Sumcrs, pastor Sac
bath school at . O'Clock p, NJ. Jos +. Web.
ster. Supt.
United Brcthren--Rev c B. Branc, pas
tor Sabbath school at O'Clock; George
Pearl, Superintendent
.Norapian-Rcv. l.. p. Clcwcll, pastor
Sabbath school at Q O'Clock; james Cree
ger, Superintendent.
Protestant Episcopu!-Rcv Kilgonr pas
tor.
Roman Catholic-Rev. Father William
Hill.
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MECIIANEGS'T0ViN

Bnrgess-D. .. Firor.
Observation-Disclosures Stokes, Geo. W.
Foreman, Thomas Andcrs, l.. l.. Bobi'z.
Ckrk-E. l.. Bobli,z.
Tar Coll<etor--J. Theo. Wacschc.
Pest,naster-John Root.
Con.tabxs-J. Theo Wacschc and john
A. Rcnner.
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ODDIIANC' C0TRT

ORPHANS COURT.
Orphans Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday o: each week.
Chief J,ldge-Thos. G. Maynard
A.spciates-Wm. J. Black and G. w. Dud-
dersr.
Register Of WIAs-Col. John r. RouzoT,
COUNTY Commissione,s-Lcwis Crawford,
Presidents John W. ,,taup, l.. T. Harris,
Augustus Nicodemus, Geo. T. Whip.
Clerk to Commiss,oncrs-E \. Gittin@cl.
Collector of State AMI COn"ty T"''s-G
W. Miller.
County Surreyor-Wm II. Ramsburg
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Prssident. John W. White; Commission.
ers. f.. Stoner, J. Owen, Andrew kcsslci.
Secretary and Examiner john W. Page
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. 15-Fre1k White. Mrchan-
iss,owu; c l.. Firor, Gracchami VIM. ;.
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
District No. l5-Bornari Colliflower
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SOCIETIES.

A. r. and 4. .N, No 155-Mccts every
second and fourth Monday in each month.
Van B. Oslcr, Secretary.
H. of Z. No. 67-Mcct every Friday
night. K. Of II. &. s., G. Harmaa.
l. o. Of o. f., No. 46-Mcet every
Thursday night John Landcrs, Sccy.
Mechdntcstotrn .Nule and Ftma!e ,Stn1A-
Gry-Itev. Victor Miller, Principal; Chas.
X. Casscll, Secretary.
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COUNTY OFFICERS

COUNTY OFFICERS:
CAsef Judge-IIon. r. I. Bowie.
As.ociates-Hons. John A Lynch and W.
V. Eouic.
statss Attsrney--Milton G. Urner.
Clerk Of Circuit Cour--Thomas Cor
such.
Sherif-Thomas II. Willifrd.
Axditer-Fred'k. J. Nelson.
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never see her again. Give these, with
my blessing, TO the good woman and
the boys" and he handed over, with
a sigh the little bundle containing
the gifts for his wife and children.
He shook hands with his rival.
"Pehtiah," be said, looking back as
he left the ship, "be kind to Anna and
my boys"
~. ay, sirI' responded the sailor
in q Icarle3s tone. lie watched the
pooh man passing up the narrow
stre,neHuti. out Of sight Its a
hard case for poor David he said,
helping himself to a fresh cud Of to-
baeco, "blt I'm glad I've seen the
las. Of him
PeIatia Curtis reached home; he
told Annl the story Of her husband,
and LAID his gifts in her lap, She did
not shrek nor fciEt, for she wa:
4 healthy woman, with strong nerves;
but stole away bv herself and wcpt
bitterly She lived many years after.
hut could not be persuaded to were
the pretty shawl which the hnsbond
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VERY misunderstanding that
the following comes from a British
source, it is not very bad. 1t is going
the round Of the English railway
smoking carriages. For, be it known,
in these carriages so much onvled by
the ladies, social harmony animates
the travellers, and they talk just as if
they were not reserved first class Bri-
tons.
This is not the smoking depart
ment, sir" said an indignant lady
puusing on the step, and glsring at
the smoker.
every likely" said the smoker.
You have no right to smoke here,
Sir, and if you don't desist | must call
the guard.
"Nery likely was the reply.
| shall be choked,
Very likely"
"Why do YOU smoke, sir, when |
Object"
Why, madam, tobacco is capital
disinfectant, and as | am rrotosslon-
ally engaged at Stockholm ~.2@!l-pox
hospital, /"
The lady got out. I feel "'' I
should faint.
Very likely was the last re-
sponse as the traveller palled UP both
windows to enjoy all his smoke.
\ BEAUTIFUL M1RoE-A most el-
aborate mirror has lately been import
ell by wealthy lady, resident IN Bal,
timorc, and as it is unrivaI,d for orig,
inality Of design and dol:aoaY Of eG'
vcu;ion by any object Of the ind II
,...; ., l,. a.,;t,J ~. ,,at,c,
,'''y'',..' ,.o:.''a,. '''''' ''''' :. :.
''''.' ' ''''' ,'',','' ..: ,r,
@'' ~ ,rIs,.,,,;nnnr silva,
'I"G' " ,.'' .,,.@, ''.'l ,''' n,, 1,,r.h,o
sunny I,i '' s ,o,'. ,,non ,,h;.,
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-11-26

General Schenck is reported to have
broken off his engagement with the
widow Hicks. On III, Inst occasion
when he pressed bis SUI he warned
him that he was young and rash, and
might regret it. He innocently pro
tested she was old enough for both,
and that led to coo,ncss between
item that 10 tharmomctcr an ana"o.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-11-26

LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 5:35 and
SOC A. NJ, and All p. NJ.
For Frederick at S06 A Nj and All p NJ
For Hagerstown, Wiliamsport and Mar
unsburg st 1898 A NJ and 1875 p NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at 1898
A NJ and 7:15 and 1:3j L VI
From Frederick at 1898 a VI and ,;335
PM
From Martnsburg, Williamsport and
Hagcrstown at SOC a NJ and 4:l7 p VI.
}. NJ HOOD,
Gcn'l Manager.
B.H. GRISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-11-26

\ boy Of ten vent into Detroit
grocery and called for five cent bar
of soap. lie left a nickel on the
counter and started out, but the gro
Ger called
4" See here, boy-this is a lead nick
ell | don't take such money as this.
Thu boy left the soap, and took up
the nichelwithout a word but on reach
ing the side walk lie burst out
| told MI he WASH t near sighted
but she stuck 10 it and stuck to it, and
now IN liable to be Jailed
The other day when a resident OF
Detroit went home to dinner says the
Free Press, his vile asked him wby he
sent a stranger to the house after his
Sunday suit:
IL didn't" he bluntIy replied.
But a young man called and said
50, and | gave him the 'hcs, she
said:
There was a p:inful ]. Sc, and she
continued
You cant blanc me.
No | can t. he replied, but | do
wish you and knew enough to last
us over night
She didn't eat any more dinner, OF
course.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-11-26

TNor choice SUGARS at 10, II, 70 cents,
u COFFEE, TEAS, SYRUPS, SPICES
Go to GlLDS L Co
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-11-26
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.

District No. l5-Bornard Co!linower.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-10

To whom II may concern. An per-
cons are herby notified that The n p.
r. r Company have becoms tired If
this Wholesale Slaughter lpos thsir
timber, m TIE Republican Valley.
Aud from this time forward ~
propose 70 prosece cur ON ~iutsssses,
and By % doing ~ think ws shn1
project the bese issssssts a he ~
ten, = " Re coSsinGsd dit thsFsi
no timber III tie VaIlsy - spsss.
Especially to Be drawn out Ode Seso
O. cut into laabsE. - = ~ nsss&
wasted. And vs hops a1 sooa 81.
ssas VIII consider thess DaEasss 0ss-
fully, ard lind - the9 isAueoss =
peoeset what timber thsss ~ b M
I'D Lor1lIDoHy
Land Cons. Il. r. Ra1uaV.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-10

-Ssi1 the tide of iom;s.sfics 6ovs
to our valey u~sce..ibgi5. Almost
every der the pfsifie sthoonen srrise
q ON sosn md their oecsrsass ssek
hsoes apoue "a Cone on md 81
far nos i the time to secare food
farms II q los Price.
-Yr. Jaeo6 Hccsef. Il the srest
for the Elsrud Harvester. Buckeye
Mower. and farming machinery in sen-
essl II this place. His hesdquarsen
are IT Mitchell 4 Morehsr.'s hardware
Store.
-Work on The Brewery Is beng
rapidly pushed forward. The tuild
ing Is sisesd5 enclosed.
Fresh beef 1t the CITY Heat Mar
ket.
Carl Weber has more amassueets
than 1t any other place IN town. A
bowling alley 10 good rusn'Gg order. =
shooting gallery in full bls.e, and an
ice cream restaurant add coufectionesy
shop. He has fitted N . room in good
style to be used as sdining reou. Give
him . cab ye lovers OF pleasure and the
''cool beverages"
Mrs. II. p. Lutz took her depar-
ture quite suddenly last Saturday
evening. We nnderstaud she intends
making quite a stay 10 Vermont
-Jsmes Calvert is building . boat
TO pat on the river close TO his farm.
See Suiiih Il Cslvert's new ID
Some u is getting 70 be quite . poet
Court convcnes to-mor1oW.
Mr.. Olmstead called the other
day and told Us the astonishing growth
Of his corn. He set . stake BY the
side Of hill to see hsw much it vsuld
grow 10 . osstsia length Of time /; md
IN two days and three nights il grew
just eight inches. Who eaa beat that ?
Mr.. J. 6. Royce. our ss~ livery
man has arrived, and rested Posts
stable TO carry On I'm busissss in. He
has some fine outfits, asd will M
dosbsedly be . great help to the tav-
cling public. See his card in another
column.
-Hastines sent to Lucoln b Try to
secure the City Band for the Fourth
Of July. Heap style-ughl With .
6rGs Rcsc brsss hand il Harvard too !
-Browsviile grasshoppe1 walk up
to the oounters u the drug stores and
take their nitro scid without . Wink
ct least 20 says the Sta1
We wish that Kearpeyite who
gave out . IS gold piece instead of
nickle for change would come down
this way. W. have . 10 cent shin
plaster We would ike to have broken.
We have received . pamphlet
containing . osmpasse premium list for
tue comicg State Fair 1t Omaha, in
Septsmber, 1875. Premiums are lib
eral end the arrangements good. and
the fair ought to be ahead Of any yet
held. D. Fl. Wheeler, Sec'y Stale
Board Of Agriculture will supply al
Who desire with premium lists.
The Colambus RepsIi;eas, Vol
/. No. 4. edited BY Frank r. Burgess
is among our exchanges this week. 1t
is . wide-awake 8 column paper. and
evidently Desus business
There is . man in town Who Of.
fers to bet one hundred dollars that
the crops 10 this section viii not Be
destroyed nor seriously injured BY the
q, hOppers this year.