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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26
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nsAs g5iH new Yerx.
l 34a!e as,a 4l New York. July Is.
Srocks-wsak and tower,
Aessf-Easy At highs
doLD-iitAGS.
!, 9ov = xsSsKxrs strong. I. ia1
3,aat4i.salit fua ,.lj15 New York. Jsiy IS. j
4 FLouR--Aore steady
wHtAr Duti sAd Iirreguiat Ne = -Hilwau Nee
los. Np, , do, ss0so; Nov, ehlcasc, sprinx, n;
No . dot aa9sa~- ~-1s ~ st94a9
BArL4r-N -Nouiinaliy pnehnnged. IL
Rfr 4Duif, 5oesa
Cors&sair ssaasA; mixed graded ssassi,
yellow ge.ted, ~ s"s~ ~e. ssrn .t1sd s.sraAsd,
s5ft351. ;.t .,,4 e4sl,.. ,ej{5.S
oArs-- bafl and Hover, western mixed .nd .t.ts
26aAE sa9as5Et9flHt ~ h9lts.9 13a
3 Kass--Hcay5; western HStsf-, g9l
AEss PoakR Lover s7o0 10 10
LAsp-Dull, essisr prime, steam II lsa@il IS
Btffrs Heavy, wvSfsfn.. Iaes2a. Y w +.
wnuSr-ts3ssAAy 1ssAdiIs. sqri >gslTHii g
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26
Indian News.

NCHIcA9. July a1'he following
dispatch was received at Lieut., Gen.
si,efidsns y headquarters this morning
HkA.'ass sfsttcas AND YIlSv.rouB
1xrk6rsus CAhs ON 0Dss1CskoK, -
Spty 10Th, via II fctternIa9 Jaiy 14a.S
10 General SAeri2as., Chicago:
! forgot to say when II dis. a.ched
tmy last courier that had cent ou,
Lieut.. Stbiey on the 9th, with snsll
de,aohmruf of the SeconA cavalsy, "a
escort my guide, Frsnk Gsaard, Il
making rs,conno sance. Whea III
psrty came, on tho 71h, TO poipt
near the Little Big Hornzvhich ~.
bouched from the mountains, tbsy
encountered the Sioux iu5 stscaa
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aWAsHIH0rO1y

~ NO .coNcLufIoM. SIX. /
WAssIxoDx, July i25--Tha house
cufrsacy committee reached no COR
clusion to-day. sl'l' +, .e {, {
IEcRrr3RT RoBEsos. sas' e
sWAssIsaros, July rs Secretary,
Robesoo viii appear before the 'rcii
1 fs.A;s oos oosssly Fs s'efnoc6:
Ix-skRGkANT-AT-AR oRDWAY,
Who hsa besn hero ipqc ThpsdAy las,
% exptSbshjslacasi,kk uAxtntdlmed
this .. m. BY representative Glover
that Il the house should adjourn next
.!:;ss e.; Al;';s;;f''II II III
c016fsstoNER OF lsTSRSAf KkvkSUs
Congressman McDougall WAS TO-
day formally offered the commission ;.
eship afa htstnA seSeuas,s aud shss
the matter under consideration. He
will probably decline the office.
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Chicaxs.
1851 ofa ti93s sua eS,hieaso 1u1y X.
FLoI,A--Hp ltAnab unchanged 9isi ~ l9'sn9 II
WnxAr-7 Actlvu- 4tsopGrr md hisAsr. No. y
spring sStEs6A closed ~ cash; No. = pih@H
|slo'ed an Y fot Jufy; ssx1s2S. closed saa
Ter & AuSast; ~ @Ssy os,nssd ssk0ssx sos
fNebtemberi No. } So5 Rejects - essSs4! al h,f.al
- Coss-Activs hrmsr, high, mixed; NSet6x
No q, va als.ss errosed az TOR cash; 4As Sb4b,,
for c1aiy; sSH60x; cIsssl TX hid yes a
gust, AGAtS cle.ed AN bsA for Ss,,s~bsr;
rejected NhGssA,
oar -rirm asdHirhst; No. 1.asaY, eio,, ID ss<
nor Ssiy, a7x0Ak ~ Asssst. !. ~ ~ sep
te ,'abss; elessa Rib iasds Ss.esa Nd; ~ .c,.d
4ie
l~ Rqk No. 4. s:c. .3ss - ia='s 1870
EsHksrz1Noyt3 asbssX Tor cash esc bid for
Aagasti NV fos Bsptenbsi, ~ S
PoAN Active and higher: ~ so11sssk essA
for 1a1y; ~ 57.t ssso for Aasaa; ~ s7seis 7O
for Sepfennh her ~ sl4A.tFf tfSf@
L.xbA Fknyssa hashsss V tssbis . fss jsiy !.
y, to4tio ssIi tfH August iols4ssiesst Ar sss-
tenber, ~,
BeLk NHArs-Fsif demand; shoulders. ~ Gtc +
.hor, rib. s,s6sskc; sboss c,s<s ~. sf
:, w,lskr-7RaEs i.lsh. ss,tnas8 a
BsGs -Fsiriy active; sFsi2 5Na 3
1 Burrxa-Fresh dairy isdII8s crenmy sol8.
y. 6ffE ~ iH LAf2ass 81 ss tts8 81
cA.l RsAse ,WAssh easy, ssa Asked IL Jsly
~, for Aagart. g;,9
coAs-. ka.is1: as dAsH for July.
aAy t7s,4s7x sash ny for Ausast
Posk--Lovcr, S.Aon for August.
LAHp Lower, io.7s,i 10 for Jsly.
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KERosRKs Dru 1T

KEROSENE DfD IT.
L GkNsissNArsr{ulyR4-TYo. eWR
giM1is-A.A HacAS,ESLl4
Transport, Ind, we're burned to death
on Sunday HSh by. sn atHhAiGlH !.
coal oil can from which they were
pouriag oil on ,be tiAcl,en-6se i II {
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rILDKN AND ,HkxpRIcKs.

NEw YonK, July 25.-The Tsmmasy
Hall nsetisg 10 ratify the Aooina,ion of
TllAen aud Hendricks va very large and
enthusiastic. Chass A Dana presided, and
aAonl the xioA prnaldenla we're August
6chell, Jno. Kelly aDl August Belmont.
1op co4eREsA
81, Loun, July 35-The democrats, Of
tbs 7th congressional dtstrict of Illinois ai
Eaas s.. Loois se-day, Nominated Wm H.
Astrisss for congress.
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ptsnarrosr prsrrs.

osroH, July 25-Ain,s,er Pierre.
pont denies that he il negotiating 70,
: nav eAts4 di.ioa treaty with Lord
Darby. He says whatever steps Are
taken aust prooeed to or FROM Wash.
IsAkAT nsPRssslex IN THE skaviAx
~ rss.5s CAM. q
aLorpok, July 2S--The staadard's
Vienna special says tho SeryiAns IN
tend Withdrawing from al position.
to witlia sbe frontier. The prevail
ing opinioa OF military circles il that
the Turks will DOT follow them thith-
er. The condition Of aEsirs are ia
rofable fbr an aTmisticcl TLerc il
gseSs pp,ssetsio4 Ia the SosvSsn csmp.
Several Ssnpa.ios ~ sohiSs isssesSss
tesn hidido ~ thsirssssns and s3bs
homA.ts aOAhe1i i savisesi assert The,
Aas1,,l KKssitn tp tiptatsils forcc cptty
i9to sesyiA ~ far IA, kraguiecizi,,
TO dictate terms from there. The
Standards Berlin. dispatch mentions
under the reserve, rumors that Gpern-
ny supports the proposal for All In
ternatienaf conference on EASTERN If
fairs 70 bcihrka at Befliu after the De.
cisive battle, on condssior shat The
topic of disauss.oa-is-s.siesly limited
before the conference opeos.
-s..s,,, wouSp'x IN MA A pukls,4 II ~.
vhe Stalsdard's s Paris special ssys i,
is reported that NJ. Francois, mem-
brr Of ,the commune, has been seri-
ously wounded in duel At Geney.,
by y Vipszchr editor. e... l.az
+ ,uso71 IL tai rAaLxD. ssoia Ma ~
/ aThos. Barge 4 Bros, merchants Of
Manchester. have fxiird. liabilities
t300 ,Uoo.l o.la7sH sai I'D .sials s9sgi- ,iilla
- Ext * = r1os pKH1SpuD.
The News Rome sp-ci.l says Italy
demaods IN explanation from the Khe-
dive in, consequence Of, extortions
Pt4eticed. y ehs ',S Enir &c, q jill. o. the
sI SANITY IL. y. ..Asp q ROY ROY q Z
The Daily Telegraph thu, u morning
announces That letters from Henry N.
Stanley, the famous African explorer,
b been received, dated April 24th,
Is days nsrch fron Ukiki. 4
+ t9sia its Tim TURKS.
The Times Berlin special says II il
expected that either before or shortly
after the resumption of the offensive
by the Turks, which is imminent, an
attempt wiz be- s,sdc TO reopen
discussion Of the po~ers.
The Daily, News Parshkni dispatch
says 400 wounded arrived there, Mou
day night.
BATTLE EFFECTED.
s,Tbe News Vienna dispatch says
= great battle is expected on Friday,
the Turks now having 10000 men
i Weddina.
- A - .f -
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THk aERvIANs DEFEATED

CosrAsr+iiixs.rLk,J Jnly 2a, a Cnici11l
dispatches says Turkish detachment
fnDm Sat6hsriii4 cff,a1cd itkeT XefFisn
ir,s4iSs sp1 edefea,ed tbey6sryhu,
killing 3,o00. II also burned three
villages. Thirteen pnrkish ba,talions
attacked and routed the Moutenegrius
sesr Ncvosingem 3At,dht iKaym, the
60 nmaadef-in chief III ihA Tnrkish
oops. tsss arrived at Niss., aud !
great battle is imminent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26

gyTyg sTsas ck4Tss NAL. gg II /
ssLAnr.r.l4 JayI 49,. 1hi4j
aahs A,sra dscAAsyc from theiSxsUt
sitioa grounds 70 reduce the expeuses,
The fJli.g oG e AttesdsHe he.
esused this reduction.
is-ss ~ naAyy.-RAlxs. .eva ~
6As9EsAsceco, Jsfy PA Dis.
PetcS 4bo Eddeit, Nes. ,se6oas Ia,
heAsy rsiss uathe surr66thdYh6 IN dan!
tsias looded the town, causing eres,
coostssnatioa among the inhabiianta
and considerable damage 10 property,
several houses having been svep,
avay. A. lSst scoouoss the wat =
wSs .sbsiding. The storm secns q
have been general in Nevada.
wAsHoUr.
4 dispafch froa EIEo. Nev.. eenorts
= washout Oh tho Central Paciic near
Oseno, the engine and fifteen freight
oars being di,ched. Loss heavy. bu,
no lives lost. The cast bound express
was delay ed % hours. ~
EXPLOSION.
An cxplosioa in the Black .D,a-
mond cold mines, a. Mount Diabio
to-day killed six miners, while Ave
wrre badly injured. The explosion
ws* c~osed by blast ixniting acoum
uiatcd coal dust.
- GROSSLY M4sREpHEHESFEp,
CINCINNATI, July 25-William A.
Wheeler, the republican candidate e for
vice president, in reply to = lette.
from VIM. Ampt, of this city, in re-
gard to his action sgsinst the Ohio
river interests while in congress,
writes ~ follovs; The Nhole extent
and nature Of the opposition 81, j, my
part to tbs Ohio river interest has
been grossly misrcpeeseutod.f Gen.
Garfield ID now. prepayipg IN opening
campaign speech, wherein the matter
will be fully explained.
SALE lor pRr GOODS. "a ii
NV YoRK, July 25.--Ten thou.
sand packagrs d. Sxonal.. blankets,
Tweed's mittens and cotton goods
from the principal mills were put On
sale: y auction day, Wes,xrn
houses WeFe hssyy buyers! 12TEs
i lpEAoCl4TfCs soosv ns1IdS. 4 i
Biron Rotak. July 25.1The com. ii
mittee On oredsntiaA NOT heing ready,
tho convention adjourned TN his
evening.
Eyening Seasion-The- convention
smst, bat tn commi VI e -bn credkn nifalb
not reporting, adjourned until ten to-
morrow. y Dlll IA s.a.5n 4
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CASUALTIES


TWAAN~S 1e0s'H1lf ,.1e4a--7s-
GREEN Raytf, E.w.S. ,,'iJdIJ as-A
passenger uTr bound east ysss srday
is laying -hfe jet. They--thia- -lhA
wreck will be cleared Say BY 1nighs
so that trains cansruR
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26

LoARop, Julyr26--T The pvn IF
Albeuvs Il Duve, Switzerland, was
Totally burned Oh the AQtt iat.
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force, and saw enough to convince
|tAeAg that IL main. sillAge, NJ boeiiles
ifAaS far toa th.e pdAt. They -
dDaA inSnAking Ikeir Aa6ape onA
after ahandosing their auimals and
marching across the rugged foothills
'of the Big Horn aaouYtAins. rT1e
mea we've nearly exhausted when
they reached camp Lieut.. Sibley
and Frank Gsssra, the guide, are en-,
ti,led to great credit for the manner
In 1Aich lbsy carried out my instruc-
tioss, and the GOODNESS in judgment
diaplayed 10 saving the detachment
whssJ surrounded BY allargnIy lsupe-
rior force Of the enemy. Mr.. Finoely,
Mr.. Burrier and Jim Fraynor accom-
pasied Lieut. Sibley, .s volunteers,
lsisssd1 sGio!s sCxsoK,
Brig. Gen.
six COMPANIES YoRE. ,vr,
TiicAso, Jat 1IG9d. NIX IStip,
vNh III eoup4S 4Sissi III uyited Sn,4s
troops, has been ordered from the In
disn territory to Red Cloud agency
and vicinity, via Cheyenne and Lara
mie, tn take the plaza Of Col Merritt,
Who goes with the 9th sAsalry TO je,in
Crook.
ARTILLERY PROM ut. ADAMS.
PsovIDRHcK, Jsly eb = Orders have
oecs recsived st Fort Adams. headquarters
nrsti estllbesy. TO aisps,ch four ooap panie.
wsst forth with. ~ si's-ts Z
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ro1unt.

.T.fAIsIaF,T'5-@ ~-s3aI 1ssoJE
BURNED.
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FYRHa.
.HTIIH'W on
". u. ffLkGaxPh orrItE.

PHu,AnEIxnIA. JAly 25-The dan .
age bv 6re to the Western Union Tel
egr.ph Office this morning was *s,-
OO: OHHsra.l 20 y IL CT
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'-Esv'S;;SSS;;'S,i;iii,..' ;;',i;ii,.'

.xpsua 81 Ln*.peel kuly Is.
B.rADsruyys Quiet
: Ws,sr wheat, srsdsSs+sd !. 'sprisy ssipdst v
White a-idsbst4A.;I Club is,sASto.s Cora, asssd
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BATTLE ExP.cTKD.
s,The News Vienna dispatch says
]. great battle il expected on Friday,
the Turks now having 10000 men
concentrated II Weddina.
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ak COMPANIES AoRE.
n1scMLAHEous.

srTryg sTssx cESrss MAI. pg ~ :
ssl.A 4Ainx..sl4 JIyI 49,. 1hl4j
sanht- S'era discharged from theiax$UL
Ntioa grounds 70 reduce the expenses,
The fJiisg e 4 attesd.We has
esnsed this reduction.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24
nlar25-4t*
The Centennia! In Maryland.

rTNHE passage of the bill in the Legisla-
l. ture approprialing $4,000 for the
Centennial Celebration in Philadelphia
enables the undersigned to commence the
preparation, which, Mt this late day, will
require active effort and Jealous co-opera-
ton to make Marylands representation
what it should be- Until further notice,
the office of the Commission will be in the
building of the Adams Express Company
(up stairs), Baltimore, Md where parties
interested will apply for information.
JOHN ii. b. LATROBE,
SAMUEL III. SHOEMAKER,
Commissioners
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

A GREETING. Once upon TINE, a man
entered country store with his hat III
hand and greeted the dealer with a hearty
good morning, sir. Then followed Il brief
coloquy about the weather, and his object
made known.
Can YOU let me have some goods to-day
Mr.. Ar
YES, sir, what will you have ?"
But it don't suit me to pay for them to-
day"
When do you think you can pay for
them ~
"Probably in thirty days"
"Well, if you can promptly pay up in
that time you can have the goods"
THANK you, sir"
BY this time he felt better, and puts his
hat on and stood smiling while the goods
were being wrapped up.
Here are your goods"
"Tll try to come up to time
"All right
Tho time ran out and the dealer was
anXiously looking for his customer to full
fill his engagement rs lie had promised
Another thirty days ran round, and by this
time the dealer thought it was high time
to hunt up his customer and remind him
of his promise. But, 10 and behold, his
customer had changed bis mind. He in
formed the dealer he was unable to pay
for them, and as he had other debts he had
concluded to pay all at one time. To mcc,
the emergency he had pcti'ioECd.
The dealer had returned home III 4 BAG
humor, but determined to change the sta
tus Of things so as not to he caught agalr
on thirty days. He resolved to enforce
the cash system without respect 70 per
sons. He also cautioned his clerks that il
they did anything on the credit system he
would j.nld them responsible for the sum
The result was that Il great clamor was
made throughout the community, and h&
was called hard names But with all this
The dealer came ont All right, notWilhstand
ing the confusion il made among many OF
lis customers. Better keep your goods on
the shelf than to give them away. o.
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Ne2V Advertisements.
E'GE4e r e.tiCe.

A il am about to take charge of the
"a Store at Franklinylle, formerly
carried on by A. +. OrndortI, | extend an
invitation to the public to give me cal!
before purchasing elsewhere, as expect to
have my stock in good trim ty the first Of.
April At which time will sell very low
for Cash, thinking that system an adyan-
tagc both to buyer and seller. ~ ] will
still continue to close out the Stock on
hand at cost to make room for New Goods
W. l.. ARMACOST.
maro5 -4t% .E. o..
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Frederick County, letters
OF administration upon the estate of
JOHN kASS,
late Of Frederick county, deceased. tit
persons having claims against said deeeas-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally author
ticatcd to 'Ac subscriber, on or before the
18th OF September next; they may other
wise, by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Those indebted are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 11th day Of
March, 1876. -..-
ELLEN r. KASS,
Administrators.
JACOB " KEIFEF, Agent,
msriT4t
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24

A TEA rarely INDUCED by gossip char
ity.
FIRM nguagc--convcrsation between
partners.
Tux man who keeps his word-hc who
never speaks.
A MILD answer turncth away wrath
80 doth an invitation to lager.
THE law giving u premium for sCalrs OF
wild cats, skunks, a., has been repealed
Never, my dear boy, attempt to form al
orinion of a womans weight by her signs
THE communication from NJ. 81 Mary's
College will be given space in our next
issue.
Ex-Sheriff Willard vii! re occupy his
residence in MiGdletown on the first Of
April.
one hundred and seventy five thousanf
bushels of corn reached Baltimore on Tues
day last.
A correspondent desires to know if ;
policeman can legally have lien upon ;
lsmp post.
Now is the time to plant seed and hav,
All eye TO your little gardens and pottcC
flowers. girls,
"WAs Shakespeare prince 7" is thu
question next to be discussed by one o
our debating societies.
THE holy season Of Lent is being fully
observed AT tho various Episcopal an'
Catholic churches throu-hout the country
THAT WAS bright boy in ono Of on
public schools who told his teacher thcr,
were three sccts-thc male sex, the female
sex and insects,
LEMONS will keep good for months j
sliced when sound and packed in giaS:
lars with thick layer OF White sugar be
tween them. Try it.
THE Wcavcrton mills on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, this side of llarpel'
Ferry, we're sold two weeks ago to Mr.
Warren Garrett for $4,000.
Eggs are quoted at ten cents per dozcr
inst now with no extra demand. The hens
must be laying at the rate Of two eggs /
day each, judging from the cheapncss o
the article.
NOTICE particularly the advertisement
in this issue as it will be Of great bcncf
to YOU in future dealings Never purchas,
from those who don't advertise, as you ar
sure to be cheated.
AN Allcgany county woman was strucl
10 the side by bullet fired from pistol
and she jumped up and down and criet
out IL never get a new corset that some
thing don't happen to it right away"
Mr.. G. r. Dunlap of Georgetown, neph
ew of the late Hon. Francis Thomas, has
nv the consent of the heirs, been appointed
to administer on the estate. TIE estate j
probably worth sixty or seventy tEousan'
dollars.
TIE total number Of deaths in Balti
more for the week ending last Saturda,
was 143. Consumptiyc oflungs, % pncu
monia 10; scarlet fever 49, Males GS; fe
males 70. Corresponding week of 1875
the number was l52
Mr.. A. F. Orndorff who will take charge
of the Gilbert House on the first of April
it is said, well understands the art Of keep
ing first class hotel and will conduct this
one in manner that has never yet beer
known to landlo rds in this town.
LOOKOUT FOR TnEM-Lookout fol
swindlng cloth pedlers. Some of these
fellows are, now caavassing the country
with bundles on their backs, and are Of
fering to sell goods worry low. Don't buy
from them, if ~Hu don't want 10 gel
cheated. The goods have either beer
stolen, or upon close examination arr
foU nd 10 he worthc7s.--H n"r"r Ni.ci,f"r
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The dealer came ont All right, n0tWilhstand-
ing the confusion il made among many of
his customers. Better keep your goods on
the shelf than to give them away. 0,
Communicated.
Rocky RIDGE, March, Is, 1876.
The school at Rocky Ridge held its usu-
al cxc mination at the close Of thc winter
term, in the school house, before anumber
Of the parents. relatives and friends Of th'
scholars, on Friday, March 3. The school
is = very large one, consisting of over ~
scholars, under the charge of Mr., Cyrus
d. Hoover, of Cavctown, Wash. Co., Nd.
The exercises began in the morning with
the examination of the first class in algc-
bra; questions were asked by Rev. Thorn
as, and the ioIloWin. pupils answered sat
isiaclorily: Ida Barricli, Amelia Miller,
sheridan Biggs and Willie Martin. Con
Siucring that this is a new study in the
school, it never having been taught before
Mr. Hoover came. the class did very well.
Next came the GLASSES in grammar, par>ng
and geography, and all questions were an
swcrcd correctly ~ Marshal Stitcly, Ida
Barrlck, Amelia Miller, in the first class
and Minnie Martin, Sallie Stl'cll, Willie
krisc and Grason Ecker; second class in
arithmetic, composed OF Willie Rou'zahn
Marshal Stltcly, Chas Englcr, Ida BarrlcH
! AmcIa Miller. Sheridan Bi@gs and Willie
| Martin were examined by Rev Thomas ant
| Hon. Joshua Blggs, and did extremely well
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24
IS ACRES MORE or LESS
10 ACRES e. 3 EoEAsCEkEs
MOUNTAIN LAND,

lying about onc-third mile west Of Me-
chanicstown, containing 40 acres of land.
Said land is well covered with Il fine growth
of Chestnut and oak timber and is worthy
the attention otfarmcrs and others.
4lll. \ tract of mountain land lying
about 3 miles west of Mcchanicstown, con-
tanning 244 acres of land well set with
ROCK OAK A n D CHESTNUT
timber, adjoining the lands of VIM, Slaglc,
Cornelius Dub!e and Others. a further
description of said lands is deemed I'M
necessary. Persons wishing to view said
lands Will please call on the subscriber, liz
ing in Mcchanicstown, who will take
pleasure in showing the same. The grow
ing crop Of wheat is excepted, with the
privilege of cutting and hauling away.
Possession given as soon as the terms
arc complied with.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc- third of the
purchase money to be paid on the day Of
sale, the balance in six and twelve months
With Interest from date, The purchaser to
give note with approved security Upon
tie payment Of the whole purchase money
good and sufficient deeds will be given for
the same.
FREDK. WHITE,
mari.-ts Attorney for the Heirs
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-24
If You Want Bills of ANY
Kind Printed, Call at this OF.
fec. We know how to do them
CHEAP and Neat.

NoTlcE.--Bills for the following sales
have been printed at this Office, to which
We call attention
Tuesday, March %, David EIammett
Mcchanicstown, will sell household and
kitchen furniture. Sale at 2 o'clock.
Monday. March q, S. NJ. Gilbert at
Franklnville, horses, cows, hogs, farming
utensils, &c. Sale at 8 O'clock.
Monday, March 81, Mrs. Gaugi, in Me
chalicstown. beds, bedsteads, stoves, Sc
Sale at 2 o'clock.
Friday March 81, Jesse Martin, in Me.
chanicstown, household and kitchen fur.
niture. Sale at 2 O'Clock.
Saturday. April i, Henry Miller, Catoc,
tin Furnace, household and kitchen furni.
ture Sale at l o'clock.
Tuesday, March %, NJ. G. Minter at Gil.
bert House, this town, household furniture
&c. Sale at 10 O'CLOCK.
Friday, March "a, J. ]. Adclspergcr, in
Emmitsburg, household and kitchen fur
niture. Sale at o'clock.
Saturday. March 25. Martha J. Slime, in
Emmitsburg, household and kitchen fur
niture Sale at O'Clock.
Wednesday, April 5, Mortgagec Sale.
Chcs. f. Casscll will sell the Sash and Door
Factory situated in this town. Sec adyer.
,isemcnt elsewhere.
Thursday, March 80, Alohzo Mentzcr
Emmitsburg. horses, hciter, wagons, fur
nture, &c Sale at 10 o'clock
Monday, March %, NJ A f Burke, ?.
miles from EmmitsLurg, hogs, store goods
furniture. sc Sale at 8 O'Clock
SATURDAY,, March Is, Jacob NJ Kccfcr
agent for Ellen II Kass, u miles south o.
Mt St Mary's College, household and kitch
en- furniture
Saturday, April s, Fred'k White, attor
ney for the heirs Of VIM Seton. valuable
Real Estate situated in and near the Dor.
ough Of Mcchanicstown