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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16
OppuANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
Orphans' Cour, meets every Monday and
Tuesday o: each week.
Chief Judge-Wm. J. Black.
Axsociates-Thomas Holbrunner and inc
Hightmtn. H..
Reqister Of WIAs-Col. John r. kouzcr
Countv Commissioners-Joseph Wool
President. Samuel IIaryctt, Ezra Toms,
Daniel Biscr of j., and "A. IL SUMMONS
Clerh to Commissoners-ll. F. Steiner.
Cousct5r ~ State ',am County Iaa's-G
W. Miller.
Couuty surreyor-Wm. II. Ramsburg
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
prrsilcut, James w. Pcarrc; Commission
ors-William q Baker, James w. lroXcP,
.Joscph Brown, Henry Boyle. D..
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. 15--Frc1'k W hite, Mrchan-
i,s,own: & l.. Firor, GlnccI!m; Nm' D
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS. g
District No. l5-Bernard Co!litlower.
= .H H+ r's-s'. H t.a +. ..tr... !f"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16
rcouNTrerF1tERs!

.gcouNTYse erF1oERss =
chief Judge-Hon. X. l. Bowie.
A&soc,drss-Hons, JOHN A Lynch and '"
V. Bouic.
rfsastes;.ftsvrsyr7 r-Joln e;tMotter. 81 7 .
Clerk Of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor
e"eRspsgEt e. ~ m.
.Sherif-John Sweadncr.
z tAadaor-Fred'k. J. Nelson.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16

A committee of twelve citizens pre-
sented petition of 5000 business
men in Chicago, asking Jadge Meal
lister to resign on account Of his con-
ductln the Sullivan Hanford murder
trial. After the chairman had made
his address, presenting the petition,
the Judge remarked Leave it with
the clerk ; it is a matter to 60 on file;
/ have hing to say, and then dis
missed the matter. 1t Is not expect.
ed he will comply with the request.
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for some time, thanks to my eXertions

loT SOtHt tluc, tllHIlhS w my SAoiCiohS
with the rope. 1., h ,'y'aa
A guard was placed at the door.
and he was lett to his own medita-
tions till he could be conveyed in the
morning to the nearest county mags-
trate, who would commit him to the
county jaile The burglarhad never
heard me come to bed, nor the maid $
conversation, nor indeed anything,till
down came the water and roused him
with a vengeance, only to deprive him
of breath aud consciousness almost
Immediately after. We afterward
heard that he was fully committed
for trial at the next assizes, where he
was condemned TO penal servliude for
seven years. ~ '#-.
When Sir Thomas died, some few
years after his will WAS found 20 con-
tain bequest to Inc Of three hundred
pounds year, as Il mark of gratitude
for the service she rendered inc and
Of admiration of her courage and
presence of mind Upon this three
hundred Il year live, retired and
happy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16

A KEEN REToRT. A German and
an American were discussing the mer
its Of the German language. At
length, waxing hot with importation
from the Faderland, the native finally
wound up by saying, somewhat pro-
fanely: .a- tI.'
"This is nice language Just look
at the names--old Nick couldn't spell
them V
"Dat is SC" replied the Teuton, de
tuyful he don't got some Germans OH
his books. @..-jat
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16
Job Work-CAsH ON DELIVERY
He DIDN'T MAKE A CENT.-An u,

He D1DN'T MAKE A CENT.-An un-
known man entered hosiery store in
Detroit, says the Free Press and
asked to be shown "a few socks. v
When he learned Il e price of the
woolen ones, he put them aside and
said '. ~"
II guess I'll keep on wearing cot
ton ones. They say if you wear EN-
right along thro, .gh the winter your
feet don't get cold
Some cotton socks were handed
out, and ne persuaded the dealer TO
drop from twenty to fifteen cents per
pair. Then he said;
Il can buy the same kind in Toledo
for zen cents
"It doson't seem possible replied
the dealer. will you swear to it o.
81 will. Ill make affidavit to the
fact .... ...., ..
The dealer toId him to go round to
a justice, make the affidavit, and then
he should have four pairs at ten cents
per pair. The stranger was as good
as his word, and he chuckled and cack
ed over his shrewdness until the doc
ument was made out and he was
sworn Then the justice remarked:
"A dollar is the fee" Something
came over the stranger about that
time. His knees wobuled a little,
and he swallowed as if something
choked him, he handed over the dol
lar, walked out, and the four pairs Of
socks are still left on the shelf. II
the shrewd chap made any remarks to
himself, he probably whispered: .
Virtue is its own reward, and YOU
are about $50 pounds fool.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16

Ssat sst--.sES|s sS|s --.-s.sS,r tf~ ..stf --%:Ssr
NN and after Sunday, May Z, 1875,
o1 Passenger Trains will run as fol-
lows: Z 91a#J1Jss .s.4 t't .'..'''
LEAVE. MECHANICsToWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 7:05 A.
~, and 343 p NJ -
3Fgrf Bres'lgrseis slss st gps-hhtrs psddlsY sdssY P M
For Hagcrstown,,W WilliapispQrtalhl Mar.
tinsbusy 1T Fl "A M and TAO pm "
MmHJE;AliEd ANIdsfowN :
From Balih,0y and Westniilister at II
sRTsn' i e Ftsasl'et q II 4 y sRd 7:4q q
Z EMbfiTTsBU1ifs IaR.--Trsiisn South
y win leave Tmmittsbdi.g at $50 Y m, and B.:
80 p m, arrive AZ Rocky Ridge at7:12 m,
and 3:52p'n. Moth Leave Rocky Ridge
ut 1913 a m, and 717p M, and arrive at
gEmmtsburgBt 11;O5 a msand 7.40 p m.
J. NJ. HOOD,
.s.r. - AKA. Gen'l Manager.
B. H. GRISWOLD,r,.., r.t. .#,
Gen'l Ticket Agent. ,, ..-. ......... ...
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16


On a dark December day, in 1742
a frendless youth, Of eighteen years
entered a-Lendon, printing office seek.
ing for employment. .t..r
Where are you FROM asked the
foreman.
America, was the reply.
'Ah, said the foreman, from
America ! a lad from America seek
ing employment as a printer? Well
do you really understand the art OF
printing? Can you really set type ?
The intelligent looking lad made
no reply, but going to one of the
cases, in q few moments set up this
verse from the first chapter of St.
Johns Gospel: Nathaniel said unto
him, can any good thing come out Of
Nazareth ? Philip said unto him,
Come ana see, 10th verse. 1t was
done so quickly, SO correctly, and
conveyed so well deserved IL rebulle,
that the youth vas at once engaged to
work in the office.
This promising lad was Benjamin
Franklin, who is numbered among
the great ones Of the earth.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16

How He WOULD Go. Yesterday
forenoon young man whose business
it was to sell railroad guides to any
one who would buy, found a Jefferson
! Avenue clothing dealer sitting in al
arm chair in front Of his door, and af-
ter kindly salutation, the agen
handed out his book and said:
There is the handiest little book in
the world. It contains the name
time. e.tabIe, ard route Of every rail.
road in the country.
4 never puys such kind of pooks,
replied the dealer, as he glanced
through it.
But you want that pamphlet, my
i ar sir. You look like a man who
travels around considerable, and no
Traveller can get along without one OF
these guides.
4 don't care to guide no railroad,
sad the dealer, shaking his head and
turning away.
Hold on, now-just look through
it once. Suppose, for instance, that
You want to g to New Orleans.
4 shall netter 90 there as long as
am born. ....''' ."s-
We'll, suppose you want to go to
Omaha. ....'' W.
Den | don't 60
What do you DO when you want to
g to Chicago asked the persistent
agent. ..tt f.. . .......
! sthays at home. r..
We'll, suppose you had to go,
wouldn't You look At a railroad time
table then :? ...... f.. ...... .....'...
No, sir. ! should 80 down by de
depot. get OF der train, buy some APP
piles trol der poy, and I should step
of at Chicago ike some grease
The agent had no farther argument
to advance. .. ....I
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16

10 The SOUTHERN BELLE.--A hero,
ind .ed, was Herbert, the pilot Of the
Southern Belle, burned on the Missis-
.sippi. With the alarm Of fire the
Belle was headed for the bank, but
despite the exertions Of the officers to
calm the passengers, some forty in
number, the utmost confusion pre-
vailed terror that deies description
seemed to seize them, and passengers
and deck hands, frenzied with terror,
jumped overheard, the shrieks of the
drowning and piteous appeals for help
sounding high above the sullen roar
of the flames. 1t seemed an age, al
though it was but a short time ere the
Belle grated against the bank, and
pell-mell the passengers and crew
sought the shore. The pilot, a true
hero, remained at his post until the
last moment, amid the flames that en-
circled the pilothouse, and almost
blinded by smoke, with death staring
him in the face, until all that could
had reached the shore. When he con-
sdered bis own safety, around and
beneath him was a sea Of fire escape
by the usual route was impossible a
clear jump Of fifty feet to the deck
was the only alternative. He stood
noising himself for the jump, calm
and collected, king in his glorious
manhood, and then down he Went
crashing, only to fall on deck mangled
unto death, with his spine broken.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.

District No. l5-Bcrnard Co!litlower.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-16

NN and after Sunday, May Z, 1875,
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
BREVITIES.

Ten thousand Californians are expected to
leave for the Blacks Hills next year
New Brunswick claims to possess trained
moose that has iotied half mile in i:l0, and
is now matched to trot mile in 2:20.
A young and accomplished Young lady
named Mary J. Burns, suicided in Washington
city Monday morning last by taking arsenic.
The largest yoke of oxen at the Centennial
cattle show belonged TO II II. Duychinck OF
Cecil County, Md. They weighed 5, 200
pounds.
gray panther is proving in the vicinity
of Lutte Crossings, Garrett county, and the
young men do not go counting at night as
much as was hitherto their custom.
A collision Oh the Delaware, Lackawan ua
and western railroad Monday evening caused
the death OF FIVE persons and the woundng Of
twenty-five.
News has been received at Charleston, S.
C., OF the murder of TWO aged sisters, widows,
alone ia Laurens eounii, in that State. An
axe was the instrument used.
Two boys and two girls, neither over &c
years of age, aud the Youngest only IL elop-
ed from Couacil Bluffs. They took $500 from
J.
supposed 10 have gone TO California.
An old resident of Midway, Mass, was
sent to the poor house last week on the same
day that his son laid the foundation of fine
double house in the most arisIocratic part OF
the village for himself.
Saturday afternoon while the express train
at forty miles an hour was running between
Garrett City and Dale, on the Pitsburg and
ConneIlsvlle railroad, an unknown woman
jumped of and merely broke her collar hone
Edward S. Stokes, after nearly six wears Of
Imprisonment, was released Saturday morning
at s o clock. lie has no hesitation in saving
now thatany one with money or political i'll
fiuence can do about as he pleases in either
Sing Sing or Auburn prison.
Snow fell in western and northwestern
Ontario Saturday TO the depth Of six inches
In many places the snow storm was accom-
panied by thunder and lightning.
hunter shot wild turkey near Nashville,
the other day, and hen he went 10 pick it up.
found lying near it & bali decayed pair OF
saddle-bags, in which were $50, OOC in gold
and bonds.
The Washington correspondents say that
when old Jerry Black speaks IL The Supreme
Court all other counsellors are ia the habit Of
leaving their hats outside the bar When The
divine aatulence is on the eloquent DERRY he
doesn't know a seven and half beaver from
Ieuspa1cre, and he exrectorateS Ike Ne2uvius.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
ExAmrNERs' NOTICE.

H
The undersigned having been appointed
Examiners by the Commissioners OF Mont
gomery comfy, to ascertain whether public
convenience requires Il change in the road
known as the Edwards Ferry road, begin
ning at The point where said Edwards Ferry
r0ad crosses he road from Po0lesvile TO Con-
RAIDS Ferry, and running with said Poolts
willie aud Conrad's Ferry road TO William
Shafer's gale; hence by the most eligible
route TO the dividing line between The laudS
Of John J.. T. Jones and Z. J Chiswel!
thence on or near said dividing line Ia It's an
GLE thence by The most eligible route through
the lands of the said L. J Chswell 10 "A point
near said E. J. Cbswell Spring House;
thence by the most eligible route through the
lands OF DR.. Charles Shreve. 10 intersect The
old road bed at point at or near the said
Dr.. Charles Sbreves' gate; thence on or near
the present road bed, widening changing and
bridging wherever necessary aud prtctica tile,
through lie lands Of z F White. Mrs. Emily
rrundle, Mrs. Mary Z. Cot and Mercer
Jones.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO all interested
that they viii meet on the premises. on
N0NDAY TIE 81 dag II Decea45er. 1876
Al the hour Of 10 o clock, A. ~, 10 execute
the commission as aforesaid
RICHARD POOLE.
ROBERT SHERWOOD,
JOHN H. WILLIAMS,
nov sd EzauiucFs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

Florence Nightingale, in letter advocating
the propriety of the adoption by women Of
any respectable trade or profession, says /:
"Iou do not want the effect of your good
things to be, How wonderful for a woman ??
Nor would yon be deferred from good things
BY hearing it said, Yes, but she ought not TO
have done this, because il is not suitable for n
woman. But you want TO do the thing that
IS good, whether il is suitable for a woman or
not II does not make thing good that it is
remarkable that a woman should have been
aole TO do il; neither does it make a thing
bad which would have been good had man
done i, that Il has been -GoEes l. a woman .,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

Possibly THREE-Ful4D MURDER.-Tt seems
thai quite an excitement has been created in
Frederick City within iwo or three days past
by reports OF series Of terrible crimes there
committed George Mehlling and wife, resi-
dents of that city. and dependent upon their
daily iahor. were the parents OF three chill
dren Several years ago, the Oldest boy
four or Eve years of age. fell from porch
and sustained injuries which caused death
Shortly after the second child sickened and
died and but brief time elapsed before the
ihcr one day hearing screams ol The reniaiu-
ing boy in an adjoining room, rushed to his
assistance but too late. The cruel flames in
which he was enwrapped having already effec-
tually done their work Shortly after The death
of the last child the mother began TO receive
letters from an anonymous source charging
her with being the murderer OF her own
children. On Friday last, however, differ
ent style Of letter received In il The
writer charged himself or herself with the
murder Of the three children, giving in detail
tue manner ia which the ac!s We're doue, and
alleging malice toward the family he rea-
son. The case is very mysterious one, and
is now being worked up by the States attor-
uey.- Camterla'id AHeganian 25M ut.
GIRLS WIG SoLD THEIR HAIR TO GET IoME-
| Two bells of Reading, Pa, lately returned
home from Philadelphia shoin Of their wealth
of raven tresSes. After they had taken ia all
the points at the big show and had made
many purchases. before they knew il they had
spent all their money, and what was
worse had lost their return excursion tickets
They had no friends ia Philadelphia ami no
time to write TO Reading They therefore re
solved TO make raise SO they skipped away
into barber shop and struck bargain for
their back hair The shaver offered SO Is
each for what they had In n short time they
were nicely shorn, aud thus they were able 10
get baek 10 their native land -Rsadigg Pa J
Eagle.
A ToucHING lSciDENT.-Last Saturday week
one OF The officials al he capitol in Richmond
Va, saw middle-aged. bronZed lrishman.
with bag on his shoulder, walking through
the square toward Stonewall Jackson statue
Arriving before it he threw bis bag aside
wiped his face and knelt, and was soon evi-
IDENTITY deep in prayer When he arose and
was questioned AS to his proceeding he said
He my old genera, aud thought as
was passing would stop and offer prayer
for him"
STEALING BREAU FOR HER SrARvISG CHm-
DRLN "A roor woman was before Alderman
Spurrier on Thursday morning, for siesl NJ.
She is the mother Of three little children aud
had been deserted by her husband THE
charge was stealing Loaf o bread 10 keen
her little ones from Starving Tie prosecu-
tor did not push the ease. aud the Alderman
discharged her with reprimaud. - Lancaster
Esprtss.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
Walsh VS.. Beauty.

There is no disputing the fact that Louis is
good-looking, handsome, really pretty, and
that Walsh is homely old drab of fellow,
with nothing but brains, solid sense, exper-
fence and peculiar notions about using the
peoples money economically; but then, you
see, what is needed at this stage of the game
is not a pretty man, and the upshot of the
whole thing will be that Walsh against beauty
is bound TO win -Tsrice- A. Week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Joint DiscussiOn.--A large concourse OF
both Democrats and Republicans were present
at Hollands Corner, upon last Friday, the oc-
casion being joint discussion between orators
of the two political factions. The Hon Mont
gomery Blair, announced to speak on behalf
Of the Tilden and Hendricks Club Of Coles
vile, and G. Irving Diity, Esq on the part OF
the Hayes and Wheeler Club of Sandy Spring,
were unavoidably absent, their places being
filed by J. p. Poe, Esq, of Baltimore, and
Francis Miller, Esq, of this county.
Mr.. Poe inaugurated the discussion, who
clearly elucidated the issues involved in the
coming election, without rcsorling to any per-
sonsliiies
Mr.. Riddle, Of Washington, followed in a
non-combatatve speech, which, though bril-
liant, was full of generalites and efforts to in
cite and further prejudice the coored element
toward the Democratic party.
Mr.. Miller was the next speaker, who threw
all his efforts into denuncialion of the ring
crusher and reformer Samuel J. Tlden.
Frederick j. Nelson, Esq, closed the discus
sion in most able and cutting reply to Mr..
Riddle The meeting was characterized by
the utmost harmony and good feeling.
The Meeting at Mount Airy
of the largest and most spirited political de-
monstrations Of the campaign took place on
the 2sth ult., at the Camp-Ground near Mt
Airy, Carroll county. The occasion was
grand Mass Meeting and Barbecue held under
Democratic auspices. After the procession,
which was headed by full band of music,
and, in addition 10 the Tilden boys of Mont
gomery, participated in by large delegation
from Howard, Frederick and Carroll counties,
an immense throng gathered in front Of Il
stand tastefelly decorated with national col
ors &c. There were also present quite large
number of colored people belonging to the
Tiden and Hendricks Club, of Liberty.
The meeting was addressed by Hon E. J.
Henkle, candidate for Congress, F. Marbury,
.eleclor, Hon. J. S. Robinson, Judge Merrick,
Col. Baughman, Dr.. Hobbs and Hon. Wm T.
Hamilton.
ns- IF YOU WISH TO SEE TTE.GOOD
OLD TINES RETURN, GO TO TIE POLLS
EARLY TUESDAY NEXT AND VOTE FOR
TILDEN, HENDRICKS, WALSH AND RE-
FORM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

A man in Solano county, CAL, beat his
wife so numerically that she died within n
week. When the carriages and hearse pass d
through the streets OF Knoxville he was shak-
ing dice in saloon. Some one remarked that
it was his vile S funeral and he went to the
door, lifted his ha. and hurrahed This
greeting seemed ito shock the sensitive puplic
sentiment Of the town. The brute was dis
covered the next morning lying in the shallow
water of the creek, with one or two powders
on top OF him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
special Notice.
Glad News For All.

One cannot be 10 careful when troubled
with Cough or Gold We would earnestly
dvise All so afflicted to obtain Dr. Schley 5
Family Cough Syrup for % Gus. aud rejoice
in certain cure This is the rc,y best Rene
dy in the market An admirable article for
all Coughs, Colds. Asthma Phlhi.c and
Pulmonary Affections 1t is guaranteed to
give relief Use none other DO not hesitate
TO yet IT, For sale by the trade aud by
S SCHLEY & BRO, Sole Proplieiors
oct 27-tfu Frederick, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
FOR . ALE.

CHESTER WHITE PIGS. SO per pair.
One Prince Albert improved Suffolk Boar ls
months cid weight 500 One Aiderney Calf
months old, old cream color
VA. llANCE, Montrose.
oct lS-ir Mont Co. Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

The President has appointed Thursday, the
30th inst, as a day o. Thanksgiving aud prayer
By that time, we hope, The people will have a
chance 10 render their hearty thanks for the
restoration of good government aud the dawn
of brighter times
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

gs>. FARMERS. MECHANICS AND La
BORING MEN, PUT ASIDE YOUR IMPLE-
MENTS AND TOOLS FOR oNEDAY, AND
co TO THE POLLS on THE Eth OF No
vEMBER, AND VOTE FOR TlLDEN, HEN
PRICES WALSH AND REFORM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

ANOTHER DYNAMITE PLoT-The ihfe;nal
machine by which rhomtssen mttie himsef
infamous and shocked the civilized world a
by some unknown end in hlmln shape and
used TO eudanger land uavel, although his
Interior objects OF intentions repnin Tor the
present profound mystery 1t is stated that
among the articles of baggage checked for
New York on the train which left this city ~
3 10 on Friday afternoon last was Saratoga
trunk, which MAS placed in the baggage ear
and handled as other baggage, and that when
the train had passed MetuchetI, about twenty
TWO miles from Jersey City, terrific explu-
sion, followed by a fire occurred in the car,
and after the fire was exiinguished il MS found
that the damage had proceeded from The trunk
in question: MS the remains of AN intricate liz
tie machine were found among its broken
boards, which showed that the explosion had
apparently been deliberately prearrauged, II
charge being fired by pistol into some very
iuhanmahe substance, at time fixed by Il
clock attached to the pistol BY brass wire
Fortunately no lives were lost, and tn"
the men in the baggage ear were thrown upon
the floor. There are varions conjrctures in
regard to the supposed object of HE owner Of
this Internal machine lie probably miscal-
culaled the amount of damage tha! would be
done, and many have supposed lhIt The cx-
ploson would create sufficient confusion to
afford opportunities for plumber. II is also
possible that the explosion was premature aud
that il was intended to do its hideous work in
the New York depot PhHd Record.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03

Use every effort to defea, McComas, who
will only be tool in the hands Of bis leaders
10 work against thein'eresi ofihe workingman
Everything is lovely, and Billy Walsh, the
wossingman's fsisnd, Is touad 10 win.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-03
M MARRIAGES

MARRIED, on the Both Of October by Elder
Wm. II Schell, Mr.. CHARLES II QUlGLEY
of Baltimore city, TO Miss GRACE LYDDANE
of this place.
MARRIED, on the lst OF November, hy Elder
WIN. II Sehrll. Mr. FRANK b. IIORNER to
Miss LAURA " WEST both Of this place