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New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
TIE PICIFIC NAH AND P. NJ KING.
Norc FROM SENATOR DAWES.


TO tfe EdtIOr Of Thc Trt6uue.
SIR: In your otherwise very candid criticism Of
the Pacific Nail lnvesti CATION Of the Committee on
Ways and Means in io-day's PAPER, you say: They
did nrt show much timely dili2cpcein calling King
before taem' think that your attention cOud
not have been called TO the facs that up 20 the time
of the Committees examination in New-York, there
had not been particle of evidence that King had
had 4 penny of sue money. On the other hand, King
had testified most unquahhedly and without any
contradiction, that ho lad never received cent
OF ii.
When the testimony in New-York disclosed dil-
fercnt state Of flcts, without an hours delay Of
fcers were sent i'm every direction for King and
they were not permitted to sleep till they reached
him in Canada. YoI should net forget that an open
examination though useful in many RESPECTS has
lt5drav backs Yours, truly IL. l.. DAWES.
Washington. d. O., March 1875
Sir Dawes is light, Of conrse in saying that the
Commit ee were without erdepc3 tna5 Mr. King had
received an enormous SUN of the Pacific SliH cor
upti0n iInd until they came TO AeW-fOik. Dht
that beside the point. IL does not seem 20 us thar
they ought TO have waited TIL they hau
il Washington doubted Mr.. Kings guilt;
everybody expected him TO bo exposed, ana Il
g)od many eXpected him 10 run aWay. IL the mem
b.rs Of Tho Committee did not believe that tney
were certain b want further evidence from nm,
they were amazingly innocent Wo think, then,
that 10 Woull have been prudent pfecdutiOh
10 serve n sGbpeua upon him. And tAis opIniln
gains strength when We remember tnaJ' WhiIe MI.
King was allowed to run away AZ ms leisure another
witEoss, who sent word six months beforehand that
he WAS coming home to answer any cal that mi gnu
be made upon him. printed hl5 letter III IHE lkIb-
CNE aud did come home according TO promise, was
arrested by the committee shortly after his arrival
TO Keep nlm from running away .-|d.I
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

l. is the Finale perhaps, which st distinctly stamps
the quality OF hs great Jri. II opeus GraAdg with a
fortssimo chord in major. and ru3hes on, gathering
passion and force, working over previous themes in new
forms and with splendor uutl It reaches the tri
umphlnt cl sa
Ths new work. we believe, ls one of the most import
ant symphonic productions Of our ume and II II ndi-
cates-aJ 70 appears tC-a new departure In kubin-
STEMS career IL be welcomed with eDtGu-
sasm We do not that It any change in the
comp0sors me :Aods any new cfL Cf melo - OCt it
does show the most earnest clre and the most serious
thought. aud IL IL conceived il much higher spirit
than his previous compositions ii does not please as
quickly his Ocean SYMPHONY it VIII gain up,n US
greatly bY rcpeLItlOn.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
OBITUARY..
ery ARTHUR HELPS.

A telegram from London, received early this
morning, announced tie death OF the author, sir
Arthur Helps. He was born In 1871 aud was
educated Cambridge University In England "hiie
living IN secluson on q SINAI. estate IN Hampshire
he began bis literary iabors. he bTst pn''isned
anonymously several historical productions. which
well received by the public In Isil appeared
volume OF essays, and two yeavs afterward
these we're followed by two dramas emitted
Catharine Douglas and Henry 1. In 1916 sp-
peared The Claims OF Labor. That one OF his
works which is most admired. and has gone
through very many editions, was published In
isT1s9, entitled Friends IN Council. He
Is the author Of other works. At the time OF
bis death he held the important OF Secretary to the
PrVy Council Ia England
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

Huntington OF the Southern Pacific Railroad says that
100 additional miles Of track for that road viii be laid
this year 90 miles to be laid before June The work
OF construction rapidly going on and when the line
Is completed. Mr. Huntington that It Will be one OF
the best built railroads In the country.
The Texas and Pacific Railroad Company arc doing
considerable work the way OF grading. and will prob
ably lay considerable number OF rails ere long The
managers Of the Company not deferred BY the action
The last Congress- intend to appeal to the next Con
gre., for subsidy with more hope OF success.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

Steamship Ashland whhurst Savannah March g. Esa nc' ss<
pass n Lo-den.
s.',mp George, cro~, Charleston days With md'' end 's
Steamship Bcne,e,or Jones Wilmington c. dsy' Win H.'d
stssmshp Richmond Red Richmond cy Poini. and Norfolk siA
ne.s and D:;s - % 0a pesP s GO and s... s
ndse. AMI 70 Old Dom mon stes rshiD Co.
Bark Emma Fnces lof Windsor " ST. Barns monts7io 10 "
Bsrs Luci. (tal cuIambO Mfsle, 80 i.I, vits mis-.
Va Pen tIsll sinnolsh Gloucester - dtys 10 ballast
BT Rod Nor Anders Eselles 90 DAYS 10 bsllsA
st yS'1- 10. yiIEosb s. ST. Casa Liverpool "a ssT&
Bs. 1a'l p.mpr .u p,eea s''g'r sss "a S.. i & s,: a..
20 dl. from shannon ballast. -, Dor, s..in Tora.I
Bark Golden Fleece tof r0sioesl. Arms'f. - " "''
brig asianLsL CPortj ssuso, Rio Gnnde DO wi - ''''
Dng Ai.lay, Cole Crnfqego. 10 da-, WITH ,1g,s >
sehr sunbssm (of Bnrhn Palermo - f'ys r5 fns
schr Maud Robinson. Ma anr', 10 DAYS, "Hh sugar
SAILED.
sbD oce,u xag for San Fraaeeo; brig Edsiu Row, @ aans
ham sci John for WiimingiOn.
WIyD-sause fresh. r. thieA sni raining.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy 7-Arnyef b,k Horace Su'fe fcn P.ernei
bns tBh Csnuego. Sailed steamship Johs h'pffs
Psasci.co 7-An1vsd ships cOlanba ISd David
CHARLEsros March 7-Arngss sesuhp ssI'h csroins ~
New York schr NJ, gese smith sad A. g. Tesss
NevY sa,d steamships Asnhlisan. of seTfOrE S>s
sAyAsxAH March zArv, ;issnship Cleopatra 40 'chs e
l. g. w liHd' AID Aun-C Cook. rom Sesfo
Hz ORLEANS Aarcs 7Aryed IS PAscs sszsbss hgisSo,
from sewIork
FoTerGx PORTS,
hOyrfLs. March The AAR bas aanshp CesDtrr Ff7ckA
Ly.Dooi to-day 70.
ship Utops, small Sesrl FEB 20 irssgOS hos s-'sS
QgrESsrc-y. March 7Tbe scaash2 m'8a,,.n. JOne, are-
uTsTSooL March ~ 7Tts VIA stsr Lne -.hr Adn,ae
rom SwYOrt FEB o. for Liverpool ssas'el O9 Faaes ~
IL 80 tins a.
LoNDoy MarcaTThs Ulei StsisT steamship Ano1gah.ls
Vd a. Csps Uo"t se D. and wa 10 sD o o IAn' March
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

THE HEAVIEST SNOW OF THE SEASON IN
THE WEST
CryCIyYArI, March THE heaviest snow
,torm for number OF years began here about O'Clock
tni, morning aud lasted until dalk About eight or nine
inches OF snow on the level fell. The storm extendeG
soutwest a. far Jackson. Mss. through West Ten
nessee Kontucky. Southern Illinois, Indiana, Oho and
into West Virginia and Pennsylvania. sudden thaw
vond cnu,e immense floods IN the OAo RIVER and triDu-
ttfa
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
G0yERyuEyr wh4rAAR REP0RE
WAR DEPARTMENT,
VAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or rYrR CuigF SII.AL OFFICER. Z
WAsuNGTyS. n. G., Monday. March 81 u. N. }
SYNOPSIS for the DISi "a hours.

UAsuNGT,S n. e., Monday. March 81 u. N.
SynopSis for the DaSi 81 hours.
The storm center Is OF the Delaware coast,
wtu hor5n-oast to northwest wlAas aud snow Ia tHe
MiGc!. AID ...sC-ru States.
Norti -w,-t wnis, colder clearing weather over the
lakes fhe Ono Valley ana lannessee and the SOdihern
S.atgs faIag barOmei ieg. Aerly WINS aud parity
clBuGy weather III the NO. D." os'.
r1e river rose At MeuvAs and Vcksburg and fell at
Louisville, Cincinnati ani Ne w-OrlDan5
Pr15u0iltIes
For ne Mi6lc Sttes, TIE Oger ilt's, Tennessee. and
he OiD Vliey rising 6gromets', 's0T''-'oeSt w"'as'
colicr e. vrIjig iCeGiter.
F.rNew- gland pOrtheriy winds. low pressure ana
snow, with c.earinS colder weather Ia tho aitetloou
pressure aud temperature, clear weather. anu hOrth-
west winds, backing u sOuti-cas5 IN Texas
Tyr tle NOrth-WesJ dnd upper lakes and Missouri,
falling barometer, sOutheriy winds, warmer, par "
clOUCy weatDer ,
fail AZ ST. Louis Louisville. aal Ciucinn1U.
ClniIonary signals continue from Cape Hatteras 10
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

and this passing from Instrument 10 another ana
entering into a multitude OF ingenious harmonic com
binatons now moving with stately step through the
bass now repeated redou0ed speed. again comph-
cated with suspensions by the yioltns is the
principal subject of the drst part OF the symphony. 1t
carries us into tho Allegro Moderate, and theD when
the time sackens little another important theme is
introduced OF which the following is an outline
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
P4SSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM LIvBRPOOL-Is sAGmsiip BlaIe A'reh Nv H. Dur
W II. Iagis M Man qae i~ard Ssg George I,yi1r ~
4 Colea. 81 z. Sycs g. r. Diaper r. scriYsnor, r
Perka frank Conover Ch Mrs H. C. Brows. O. W.
Tomea, h. Howard. w. II. swarwoui, Wa Grant, J. Ahn g
Hires A. Cooper Cooper Rev Gideon Draper, Mrs. spe Capt
NAna T. Lautoa H. W. Bacer O. t. saahers. Miss A No.
Kesaa alH n McGeans A McNaIly. C. MIsAs A. Smith
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
TILE TALK OF TIE DAY.

Among story readers the universal subject
for discussion ID tho remarkable Of the discarded
WIFE, who figures the NeIo York WeektVs latest and
best serial, "Thros VII on the World" -.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New-foTh'
Ps WINSTON PREyT CASH AsSBrS, s724s6970 O6 PIC
3lSr is7L-THIs COMPANY. TIE oLDRST PURELY AU'
TJAL LisE INsJ RANCE CORPORATION IN rhB UNITED
STATES AND TIE LARGEST INSTITUTION or IT'S GLASS I"
THE WORLD. CONTINUES TO ACCEPT APPLICATIONS 'oa
INSURANCE UPON SELECTED LIVES AND 10 INVEST '''
FUNDS AS OCCASION OFFERS IN BONDS SECURED Si ~"ai
CAGES ON RIAL PROPERTY IN THIS CITY AND STATE -
PucArloSs FOR INSURANCE. MAY Bs MADE 10 IhH UsA-
pAsY DIRECT. oR TO AMY or IFS AGENTS AFFL'CAsDSs
FOR LOANS MAY RE MADE Ar IT'S OFFICE WHERE BLANKS
WILL BR FURNISHED AND ALL NECESSARY IMPORTATION
OWEN TO APPLIcAsrA
BROADWAY AND LIBxRTrsr,
FEB. 20rH lS.A
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
rpwvonx n,v TRIBUNE MONDAY MARCH SHEET

the old siie-wheel steamers viii be lali up OF sou anu
business done with screw steamers. c...x
Riohard b. II WIN, the subsidy agent OF tue C0mps"y'
salsH for England Saturday In the STEAMER "o'''
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence H. t. Msrch G-MaIfe for Printing Cloth, closed
strong A. 6 tor G4x6t gOy 6jss being refused Tor
ezra ou week, l2JlOO .geJ o future s-
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
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81 -

at first from the horn then pianissimO, clarinet
so;o with the most exquisite effect To these subjects
is afterwards added another by the vioins and th1
three are then deiclteiy elaborated, retaining all
through the movement their distinct melodic form One
OF tie preIest devices IN the whole work occurs IN this
movement where a SOLEMN fOur-part harmony by the
strings in SIS time Is repeatedly iuerPoicd at in
tervas OF two bars between fragments OF the opening
phrase above quoted, payed by the flute in 6s. TAe
whole OF the AdagO may be described az a romanzI,
full feeling aud adorned with all the Graces OF the
orchestra.
The lest movement, notvlthstandl3g an impeinosliy
that s almost furious is alaO simple IN design, at least
by comparison with tAe first and second. /. has a
broad Largo Introduction for tn full band. leading to
an Allegro FGOcO, which starts with this toreiDle
phrase for all the strings ia unisOa-
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

Suffered for Years with Frs sSo~ias In rsy Face G
unable wi;bas vail applied GLs LSfNsST oDDs ss
AxMoNLA sblcI cured &C. Mas. READ 1j3 Sittb
Depot No. s5I sIIs-sye soi b. al dr-ggsi Soc ssd 81
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
MARRIED.

POPPRNHUSEN FERTSGfl BrooSyr Mar-h e. fS7s.
Church hs1s-, b. Re Du DAVID las.
Fa4chid ATe Poppa Of Coi,zs
Point 20 Anna Iiernlne daughter OF Il. al Seksiet<1sx
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
LATEST SHIP NEWS

For other Shtp Ners see Ffrh Page
ARRIVED. sunday. March T.
Steamship Baltic tBr Kennedy liverpool Feb 70. Va osseassva
2gIh s.Ia alss. aad paaA u j. CorsA
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
SretlIl &Ciires
Postal Pnckage Scale.

Postal Pnckage Scale.
Adopsed the =. r. O0Vc!anraL
Great SAVING lransl saon o FasEages
Usefl 9 AZ. " aufsc.urd by
FARBAyxs 20, 81 brosdE1y n
PcsVI Islands sac.Ehe Islands Of Bo4no, ani C'sls
Fbr5 G The poorietST, rg6 10 .sJ sesasi
N the proper q at Panama
For further information Apply TO . ,.,.,.- So, =, a.
Advertisers desiring gain the attention ana pa
trouase of Farmers and AgricuturIsts, Vii and THs
WEEKLY TRIBUyB the most yabe sai effective aean.
reaches more farmers anu better ess than airy orr Wees'
usper published Advertisements proper ess6so 'bose
b. handed in on or before Monday OF She Seek Of s1e
The Philadelphia Office OF The rr.baDe Al ~ 1 ~
SOUTH SIX, to4'
Ledger Bnikrgl - -
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADy BklskdENFS IS RECEIVED AT fuS-
LlSHBRS aAtES.
Subscriber. Daily PaS4epba hsve tn Tsper served y
carriers residences 10 uhs oe fe.a A. we -
estey ,pshea VI the city BACK Numbers can a'aAy
be suppiied Al The onee -----------
The Automatic Fire sigaal Telegraph COmpan,
request tn. attention Of ,he ioilo~nE litter:
4ss 400 and 492 BRolDvn March ;. 1878.
To t AaondH SgaGi CO.. lac great yaa ,oaf VeSuoa for
iug uh-i ah story Of bllnE Lefrs u
obtained eondraole heldWy bat announced Us eIroe~
daiey Appearing he ground ck an en 10 lie DANGER
Tl. lnesmabe Of AaoDaue si1las VII Oeeons
'n's''-' sgse. E. II. VAN GyG2S Co.
The An,om.Uc Fire mol Telegraph entirely suomstc i gives
ms when Dire l.
aud az the the Of the bulls sEt
apartment Ore GEARING eyep part o. buns q 81 nours
The board has male reduction Of
IN tae pESteea SJ Toe Aaso@.ao FIRE
Sgn@l Telegraph
p4e, d,s intro oi he sven no r hu AKA are
reqaestei to The oaie o. tie ConDaaf. ~ - c
GEORGE ., LYMAN Pres .ent
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

LABORs AND HOPES OF THE NEW PACIFIC
LINES.
The refusal of Congress to assist the new
Pacific railroads now under construction. Ia asserted
will not stop tho prosecution of tho snterprises Mr..
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
DEATH OF The ASTRONOMER MATTHEW.
PAEIs, Monday, March 8, 1919
NJ. Claude Louis Mathien, the distinguished
astronomer, Giod yesterday, II las 9J-h year.

WAsr~GTOy, March G.-Austin Drake, the
only ,oa u Cei JI5tl3e axe Of tue Court VI Claims
died in tins city to-day, at the age Of 81.
I.ier o5!.aary oJ rrt H. ". stII s., thar! Drg'l
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
DIED

AH Yotice, Of aar,GJes mus. be iadorsca rA fsif
4ame and address.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

15=.eEzg8..55ss55E::|=5F55==5.f33=zEsSS = - e
a If
These two phrases give the Characteristic keynote to
speak metaphoricaly-of the movement as whole out
they are developed with extraordinary fertility Of IN
venuon and varied with several eplsodica passages,
among which iODy cite the No ierhtc Assai, be-
ginning with this clear-cut mclod. for the yioils:
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

This graceful and tender suhse is unfolded slowly BY
the strings with constantly increasing beauty In the
soft harmones, until at the seventeenth bar the ceIh
and announce the following phrase, with e1-
preston, but with marked energy:
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Suffered for i

LoNDoS MareTThs Ultel St@ts1 steamship ano1gahsls
CAPE UoWt gsb D. JAntTo March |.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

Tss second theme is scarcely set before US when
hear again the opening subject
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-09-10
EXPOSING FRAUD f!

For some years past there have lJrrn ti.
lows running about soliciting work in re-
pairing Watches and Clocks, and some
selling Watches, Jcwclry, SpecS, &C. fire.
quentIy advertising themselves with my
name and badness. in order to obtain sue
cess. This has of late occurred so oi,en,,
that deem it necessary 20 warn the pub
he against such imposition and will say
nov, that NEVER HAD. NOR HAVE
NOW, ANY ONE AUTHORIZED TO
REPRESENT MY BUSIENSS OUT
SIDE MY ESTAEL1SHM EtiT UNDER
AN Z PRETENCE WIIATENE R, ahoulE
even they produce my card Or any other
means of pretended proof. These parties,
especially those pretending TO have worked.
in my establishment. are hereby wayncd lc'
dcast from their malpraciicc.
Furthermore, beg leave to say 10 the
public ia not @Hon romn'isstoa, as SONG
l'lca;gning .trHnds) have assidN"asy beers
circulating,
If this were 50, could not afford to M
dermN, as I do, in aN goods IN my line, az
conp4tHioa, ~ nlatter,t I0m arhat qnnrtcr.
Thankful for the steadiy incroaag pat
ronage during more than twen'ysiN.
We, rs, call attention to the regular bust
ness advertisements of, yours respectfully
CHAS. II. O. FOX,
OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL,
Sept. 10, 1851 Frederick, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-09-10
letter from Emmitsburg.


EMMITsBuEG, Sept, |, 1870.
NH. EpIToV: As was expected on last
eycpjr~ came off one OF the arrcs, and
mos, fl ,hionab,r hons of the season ut Mr.
Samuel Smiths sumner resort, the I'm.
init House, As evening came on and
the sable galb of nirht sunpIan,pl y hc,r.
,itul evening, the large house ncar linn.
in,lcd the norclcs h,mv with CL;nnso
lanterns and the column vrrathca with
rvcrmrrcns above fine nai,, rn,rnnrn to Mo
Inn m huIl relief was 1hr ,r,nen,rsn Wv
4" Welcome tn fine Emr,;, unr.n| A. ~
co,Iy hour ,hn ruests br"on ,n ,,rivn CIV" WI
hrfn.o fine imc for ,nrnin" cvr,y ~, Mn,
nlorr was crowIni prnnn,1h. NJ ri
o., lock- the Emmitsj,rrm Cou,r, Rand
Prof MHssclmpn IraIer broke fire still,,
ness of lbc niu,t ly several stirrin,- niecrs
rendered in such a manner rs 10 elicit
fond applause from the larrc c,ucorrsr Of
uconlc assembled in front Of tI,r hotel AT
9 O'clock the band music ceased hnIl
hcinp oncncd thc orchestra undcr the
leadership of Mr., Neal Landcss struck III,
n grand promenade march then was
danced thc loncrrs Amonn thc familiar
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-09-10
No. ROADS.

WHEREAS, John Walter and others,
w residents Of Frederick county, have
pctitoned the County Commissioners for
Frederick County to locate and open u
County Road, starting at Mrs. Nj. A.
Burkc's store on the Emmitsburg turn
pike, near Mt st. Mary's College, and
running thence into the ClairrauX County
Road, and thence through one field of &.
a. Manning's farm in straight line to
the East side of j. Keepers barn; thence
along the Division lne of said Keepers
and Mrs. Crclins farms, to the south east
corner Of said Keepers tract: thence in a
straight line to the point where the said
Mrs. Crctin and James +. Orndorf join in
lands at the Frederick and EmmitSburg
County Road. Said road to be not less
than thirty feet wide, in compliance with
the act Of Assembly, in such case made
and provided.
Notice is hereby given, to all persons
and parties concerned. and to the public.
that We, the UNDERSIGNED examiners, will
NEE: at Mrs. NJ. A. Burkc's store, the
place Of beginning, on
Tuesday, the 18th doy Of October, 1879,
(if fair, if not the next fair day, at .
o'clock, A. NJ, and will proceed to exam
inc and determine whether or not the pub
lie convenience requires that the said road
should be located and opened; and if upon
examination we should be of opinion, and
so determine in our judgments that the
public convenience requires that said road
should be located and opened, we will pro-
coed to locate and open the same agree
able to said commission. and the Code of
Public General Laws, in such case made
and provided; and will continue in the
execution Of said commission from day TO
day if necessary, until the same shall nave
been fully completed.
SAMU FL MANELL.
ELBRlDGE f. KRlSE,
JAMES a. OWEN,
sep)3qN ENunincra
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-09-10
Trustees Sale
or /
HOUSE AND LOT IN EMMITS-
BURG.

llOJSE AND I)l IN I'm NJ ID
BURG.
TOY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
ID Court for Frederick County, sitting
as Court of Equity, wherein Aioysus
F. Orndortf and wife are complainants,
and Henry Ridcmoser and others are de
PENDANTS, the subscriber MS Trustee will
offer at Public Sale, in front Of the En-
nit House in Emmitsburg,
On Tuesday, 5A daycf Octo1er, 1879
at 9 o'clock, p NJ, the lot Of ground near
the Emmit House. Said lot is Improved
SSs with two story dwelling house ::
EslIi+ also, Il good shop, and good
MI.!L frame stable and carriage shed, n
good well of water near the door. The
above property is beautifully situated and
is wei, suited Tor II private dwelling or
buSlr cSs. The above property will be
Sol', subject to dover.
Terms n 4Sa(e, as prescribed by the de-
cree: Onc-half the purchase money to be
paid on the day Of sale, or the ratification
thereof by tho Court ard the other half
in twelve months from the day of sale,
with intclcti, and to I've sccnrcd Ivy The
notes of the purchaser or purchasers, with
security, to lie approved by the Trustee.
Possession given April 1st, 1875.
4. +. ORNDOFF,
sept 3-ts .5w Trustee
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-09-10

M I'rp&"" goa May compliments 'N,oU
his proficiency IN W1;GiMr, also Mr.. Do,
man Vas gr,'.t fayomtc with '!!c '"1r,
A, II NJ. we were cai,"A FROM pleasure T.
refreshments. The bong tnhic .roancl ".
der the weight Of good things which Nj.
Smith understands getting Up. Uni 2:45
an the da"cil:s was kept up without any
Abatement in interest, We then parted with
regret that such pleasures must so soon
come 70 an end We hope next summer to
meet these same sweet faces and many ne"
ones. Messrs Troxell and IIabinghuret
were the efficient floor managers and to
, them we return thanks for the kind enter
tainmcnt offered. +.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-09-10
TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND Us.

WHAT HApFEAS hR0t ND ~
FOR SALE--A !irst-class riding 4 dri-
wing horse, taling-top buggy, sctl Of har-
ness, fly nett, lap spread and whip. Fur
chased at Il sacrifice. For sa!cal bargain
| Price, |11J. For information; call at
the CLARION OFFICE.
A GOOD many strangers in town and Vi
entity.
SEE Mr.. OrnIorF's advertisement in
another columr of sale of real estate.
/ Rev. Maydwcll will preach at TO-!
o'clock on Sunday next. All are invited.
THERE has been good deal Of sickness
prevailing in Double Pipe Creek District
lately. Several deaths lave occurred.
IT is thought that the Rev Henry Wies.
Ter viii not oiciatc il Apples reformed
'chulch before the 2d or sd week III Sep
TENDER.
QUITE number of scholars arc arriving
daily on tho different trains for Mt. ST.
Mary's College and st. Joscph'$ Academy
at EmmIsburg.
THE new fence around Charlie CassclTs
house is as varcgajcd in colors as \ pea
cock tail and looks equally as handsome.
The property is now worth Il good many
thousands.
MIR. Joseph Seton, WHO has been 50 il!
for some time past with wounded knee,
we are pleased to say is recovering rapidly
and will soon be able to make bis APP
pcarancc.
MIR. j T. Norris, one Of the editors OF
1.-THE l!amcrstown Twicca Week dropped IN
upon us last week. lie reports business
brisk and the success attending ms jour.
nal unlimited.
The wife Of Mr.. Jacob Dsador, Of
Frederick hal her hand badly burned
on Monday last whilst lighting a fire
with coal oil.
WE received a complimentary tick
e, TO the Montgomery county A9rcoi-
;ural Fair, wu.cA j. to lie he'll. Oh lie
9Th, 9Th ana 10Th Of September.
Nix. II. G. Sleeper, say the Exam
.ner, las resigned his position is As,
sistant Examiner Of the Board Of
School Commissioners d Frederick
/ county.
Me. Tom. i. cou'yn, Of phi1adnlpIja,
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