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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-01-26
TAX SALE.

DY VIRTUE of the authority vested in me
Id as Collector Of Taxes for the Fifth Flee
ton District of Montgomery county. ] will
offer at public sale 10 the highest bidder, al
Sligo, in said Montgomery county, on
Saturday, 18th day of February, 1877
AT the hour Of Il o'clock, A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of paying the taxes due the State and
county for the years 1873, 1874 aud 1915. the
following described Real Estate, (o- so much
thereof as may he necessary for that purpose
viz A II that Tract Of Land lying in said
Montgomery county called "Fenwick, - con
tanning Is SO ACRES OF LAND, more or
less, aud assessed in the name Of ISAIAH
SHAW
This Tract of Land is situated in the 9Th
Election District Of said Montgomery county,
on the Northwest Branch and ndjons the
lands Of Abuer Shoemaker, W. W. Rapley
and others
The following is statement of the taxes
due;
Mr. ISAIAH SHAW.
To State tax for 1878 on 81, l5nat II
cents on each SI00......................S l $50
County tax on same at 10 cents on each
Sl0O ..,............- ................ 394
$40 IS
March, 1876, cash per W. W. Rapley OF
Balance. .................,...........S Is
Interest from January LIST, 1871
State tax for ls74 on 81 100 at 20 bio
cents on each l0U........................S . "a
County tax on same AT n cents on each
SlOU..--.., ....................... & 80
Sill 10
March, 1876, cash per W W. Rapley %
Balance...................... .............S "a
Interest from January lst, 1875.
State tax for 1915 on 81 so at 20 5-l6
cents on each SlO0........................S "a
County tax on same at 70 HE cents
on each Sl00 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0 lG
March, 1876, cash per W. W. Rapley 30
DhlanCe...--......." .-.................... y ~
Interest from Jan. LIST, 1876.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
JOHN W. BELL,
Jan cts Late Collector.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-01-26

The electoral compromise bill will pass with
but little opposition or material amendment.
Mr. Mcpherson, Democrat, is elected Sena-
tor from New Jersey, Uice Mr.. Frelinghuysen
Thus, one by one the lights in the Republican
GALAXY are fading and being replaced by those
that reflect the true doctrine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-01-26
w RNING.

w NOTICE is hereby given
that any person caught TRESPASSING upon
the lands OF VIM. A. Bachelor will be prose-
cuied to the fullest extent of the law.
W. A. BACHELOR,
Jan l9-3t near Wheaton Post Office
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-01-26

Shooting AffaiF-AtMitchelPs X Roads
IN this county, Sunday night last, four men,
Charles and Robert Wilburn, Alexander Rey-
holds and Albert Burgdof, all in maudlin
condition, visited Milchells store to procure
drinks, which were refused, whereupon the
men became violent aud insulting in their
language. Mr.. NJ retired within, fastening the
door. Bafiied in their efforts to gain other
ngress, the party made an assault upon the
door, bursting il open, and forcing an entrance,
when the proprietor fred upon them, shoot
ing twice aud wounding one of the would-be
marauders. Steps will be taken 10 bring these
characters TO justice. Two of the men en-
gagged in this affair, Reynolds and Charles
Tilburn, are the same who were recently
confined in our jail for similar offence COM
mitted in the same eiRhborhood.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-01-26

Death of Thomas Rawlings-This
highly respected and worthy gentleman, a
resident of Berry's district, in this county,
was laid low about three weeks ago by an at
tack Of typhoid pneumonia OF a most malg-
nant type, which resulted fatally on Sunday
assessors for this county, and had previously
held for three successive terms the position of
County Commissioner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-01-26
Narrowly Escaped Drowning

NdTTVWIy EsCdptU DFOWHIHE. -Mf.
Benz. Fawcett, treasurer Of G. & o canal
be has been the victim of three narrow escapes
within the last sixteen months One was in
October, 1878, when be was waylad aud shot
Mt by highwa, men for the purpose of robbery
another 10 collision in last July aud again
on Saturday afternoon last while he was
crossing Paint Branch in a two-horse carriage.
The stream which was much swollen by the
lhaw and of swift current bore the wheels
from the bottom, and Mr.. Fawcett only escaped
drowned
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-01-26
TAX S ALE.

DY VIRTUE of The authority vested in me
ID MS Collector Of taxes for the Fifth Eiec-
ton District Of Montgomery county, | will
offer at public sale, TO the highest bidder, Mt
the village of Sligo, in said Montgomery
county,
, 1877-12-03

81. IA H..
lions Nts NY ua.' ,s1. .,.,,.t ss w @ ,nn
70 hasG ttoa m t'se'e tao"sh's'--ofaAe" 'oe'''
WIG ueHcn eol. ., ~ ,. 81,
Inaoic 70 mehtuFc Leg m'uia 'a.!Garss u. q. ~.
nsst oeea; 1F'nc sIt 20 ~ s.a'T ~ WA ~ naE & ~ t,,
Iena'.S Is "ntui .s III t' ,', I h f',i
tnNl t"e na.Ha & ~ skei.n'' nust ,,, " 1utn, ,.n
Wns.e y !tpa'cs ~ nanus hmny a"no., a",. s' Ii'
Efeat p'lne,p!e; NeMnca eaEsa mGs "sass s',s, ~" ~
aEra!a man ior % Gt xM,ns VIZ r., lc rncntan an
.i ~ ns .,. r ano I.,,, ra.
VI y t.e H.. ,rta!, sue 81, ~. ,,.r 1
no h9amt lua'ht, W. le wnen wv tGs1 ta' fn,r
anu oo"gt mnttme5 tness . 70 ~, a'ou, ,,st E.m .,,
Ess' Juuse, hnn @ nsa,s s.e;,.s,t.. nv iHn ~
nasg .ss, sun9 ~ "I LIZ ,rs TILL !, .x,I,1
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ant % Ut W.. sns 49, ~, ~ ratar ~. -, faoj
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tnsso ~ ~ sn,r ~ .tn,I r. tto
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s,'a .en.ar - wv ,, n1n tho ~.
e..s ,x1a orn ~, ~ .o" III Gawrs n
s,i III. H.. ri ~ ~ .r..t.n ~, %
"o.u - .Tas ~. ,n.Mea. .a'I fo.I ti,.t ,h"yn
up 70 Inc heavens ~. , aes' ,o1. t"s a,n tnosS ~
1ia,s sn.t ,,,;s nIsIs "% rU H., ,,"s M
n,ca:,,-.,nmr, r. ,nnv T., thnt unhcIicf fInI. its
~ 49,, ,ro. w ha. ~ r;MT o"o
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, 1877-12-03
GODS TEMPLES.

nEpicAfoMf SERVICES At GRACE NJ =; CHURCH.
Tho ded'catory services ~ t'Faeo Methodist
Church begun yesterday morning IN tho pres.
@ Sr v,.a,,na II ,nsm,crs nv ~ ",fer ,hur'brs snS M.
" 'm.'"S ~, ~ va. .N". '1a ."" ~
der tho eonaaet o. the pastor; t4o ICY. John
bee, President Of Allegheny Coi'ege. e. tho hev.
Rey. % =. G. Iuthrop. w md tic nov. Il, Wait.bcuJ.
Ihe suaoea ,. ea.ns .nso tns saat.al @ new
derinx 1t cheerful AID pleasant. Tho pulpit
.]cak ard the spuious platform wero
ar,,omontc1 with sovrrul ,holce nural olY.rin1.
y, o,nH..S ,,ss,, ,s,'i,,> w.. .,,,s .'.,',.
ol osacctul oeSl4h' Hn''e tne ''"'ns couh-
tonauces VI the congregation. ~ they thought
that all thls ucwness au,l freshness Ind been
aided without tho usunl sccunnani,nout al a
.,,nr.h ,.ort1o,.., ,nrr."scl ,l,, chs.,rf,,,nss.
SGussn saos1eau ... ~, tmo IT,
H.isn mas W t VII, ~ - ~ s,S tS
eesT,ses 9ans oEeHS Wn wn ~ osam ,s,a sosuoy Hy
., Mss" -. ~, ~ hvn,r .sn "T se,.
,ho,isaaa s; tongue. to sns" bishS'0 usrr. toi.
loWea WIN aa ga6., aGtat psuJet. r.1 otsa.npix
VI ~ ~ az, ..ssh,, o,ii.s W. "
thc C1Hsen ~ tuu i.nst' .. au ~ iu.t
tsf sa,y by Is tSs ehSir, II tie ,sa L. H. narbse fres
uena u A'e1no,y ~. 'sat ..in. 4.H' f III,
pfopnecy c1hcsihanE Wy elovics I'll ~ n tae
sec1 e,. Har; Ana ~ayc ao t IN, hxmn M ".M: y,
~ ~ - I S1as... tt.' o.. ~ - a., IL.
shaii ke1eh WheFeer tnn oun, at1t Jug ttoY.
Or; IIlany lhen deiISetea tae sermon, taxing
as lis teal' Aa9eal, 1.' WI
"E1f thus *Aath sna t4f1 o. ltoaa: fot once y
ia little while. and WIN shaks the heavens, and
the eatth, % ano tho seahi anu sho drJ ana
Wl' .nake ~ ~ ,S3 ~ aau ~ 9! ~!
1y ssiih the l.a,L nf 1iosts ' 'A'' o01'' "t
III. f'nrl 81 Ho"ts. ""s 'As sN - A''A'' '-''D
..Ths glufy Vi this latter house shall be greater
than Of the former, saith tho Lord OF Hosts ana In
th!s place Will l give pe1co, saith tbs Lord VI
lluAts. 7"
TlIls, said Dr., Tiffany, was thu third dedica~
tory seryicD hu had bceu permitted to tllgage
| III IN connection with this church. In tho text,
, 1877-12-03

- HI0asotFsS {K Z FH1Ho5. :, t
A Little Compton lnsn hss 9 plueky co.
While lytug On the doorsteD, tho otber az,
lasgc hen.iawk swooped down iuiv thu yard ana
iii. The cut at ouce leapcd upon the intrattf;;
and clawcd him W Justify that be rcllnlulslsa
hL hold and sailed away. in y short tiIs, t's,
however, he returned again and made ano'hs,
attempt, tu which ha as sigually failed, ~ ~
times did the hawk essay 10 carry OIL hts pfs,, ".
und a. Often did pussy succeed IN protesting w.
charge trou, the Intruder. until tue bird, pcsotl,
lug dlsgustcd with tbs prospect u otta1nihS
dainty bit of spring froun that lrn-sao.
SCARED away " repeat tho attempt spon so''
less guarded xroAulA-
, 1877-12-03
MICHIGAN STATE TREASURY.

9p<Glal UItDQlcA to 1At CKlcuJo 7F1bHHS'
LANSING, AIch., Dec. 2.-The following 10
statement Of the receipts aud disbursements y
sbe State Treasure1's Office for the mouth Gnu
lug Nov. 81, 1877:
balance on hand Oct ~ Ae77...-'".*3a,,, ~ ii
Receipts for tue month -....... @-Ns s"te
ro,., ,.,,., ..S74l, So, u
Dtsbnrsamsnis eor tha month -, 49,. 2ub Az. ~
Balance Oh hand Nor. 20, ls77...147J. lola
, 1877-12-03

cIullcss series Of wants arise! DeatA
IL tho uuctuA uf all desire, the aUsunco Of all
wapt, tho atlptlllatun VI ul( values. WcrU thts
Uuly u world vi death, there wuuu b. llo plant
or lower to crave the sunshine OF the Eail, no
tcniril scacl,Iux out for sonlc branch ut vino
around wlicl. 10 twInc, Werc thls wusil OF
DEATH there would be no cattle upon the plains.
nor rrasa nur grain in the zelda; there wuuiI
Lu no bu,oan being to. crave food Or uerl shel-
ter; there woutl b. no uyo to look upon tho
lpnutIfuI, III, caF to llstcu 10 sweet sounds.
We're this a world Of death, there would be no
yauu In silver or gslI. aud even thu glittcring
| diamond would ba worthless as tbs dust, But
with lite, energy, and feeling, and want, aud de-
srr ali sprug Iltu being, and the things that
| minister tu tjlusu have q value. lIsIcH life iA
tile basis Of yalnc. II IL that which gives yalao
to iii things; aud hcllcs IL tho rst great gttt
| wfthnnt w6Ich oIl elsu cuuId not bv,
Iuere il wonderful fullness In thcsa gifts.
| The ). ltyin4 dol rkyeth uo EtcAiy,n Look At
| iIu itself. What ap uyertiuwtnK IulInesA there
! il here. How il reaches all tAu way from tue
moIIusk t. man. Iiuw II yctzr. ulton this yury
| lowest furtns 0f vegetable organization and car
rict its wurK ou up t. The highgst. Itow 1t
| urtaaeH tts way into air md water Into desert
nmi niaI,,. ciin,tnr IN tic stceps of tLo l0hust
Inountains anil Cii,i.ias to thu frozen sIIca uf
thu stscpest rusks, aIIl plau,ing itself iar ouI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-17
A New Remedy.

A jolly old German living not many
miles of, while suffering from pulmon-
airy attack, sent for a physician, a
friend of ours, says the InUestigdtOr. In
short time the doctor called on him,
prescribed two bottles of cod-liver oil,
and receiving his fee of eight dollars,
was told by the German who disliked
the size of the bill, that he need not
come again. The, German, who blythe
by had not heard the doctors prescrip-
ton very well, supposed he could get
the oil and treat himself. The doctor
saw no more of the patient for some
time, but one day riding past the resi-
dence of the German, he was pleased 10
see him out in the garden digging Justify.
The case seemed such proof of the vir-
tues of cod-liver oil that he stopped to
make more particular inquiries about it.
You seem TO be getting very well, -
said he addressing the German.
Yaw, / ish WE'LL" responded the
formerly sick man.
You took as much oil as told you %
queried the doctor.
go, yaw, j have used more as four
gallons of de dog-liver OIL"
The whatT' said the astonished
doctor.
DE dog-liver dat you say shall take.
| have killed most every fat little dog /
could catch, and de dog-liver have
cured me. 1t is great medicine, dat
dog-liver oilw
The doctor had nothing to say, but
rode quickly away, and noticed in his
memorandum-book that consumption
might be cured as well with dog-liver oil
as cod-liver oil.
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xLvTH CONGRESS--EXTRA SESSION.

OCTOBER 31.-SenGte-Among bills intro
duced was one by Mr.. ingalls,, TO provide for
the examination OF claimants for pensions
ana lor the appointment OF the examining
surgeon The bill authorizes division of
states and Territories into twenty districts
anu lory sub-districts, each dis
trGt TO have an examining surgeon,
and each sub-district an assis
tant surgeon, to be appointed bv
the Secretary Of the Interior from army
and navy surgeons, their salaries to be 70.
speetiyely $4,000 and 81, 600 each and travel
ing expenses. .House-Mr. Ewing. from
the Committee on Banking and Currency.
reported the following bill: "That the
third section Of the act entitled An act 10
provide for the resumption of specie nav
mentsj approved January Il, 1916, be and
the same Is hereby repealed" Mr. Fort
presented the views Of the minority Of the
committee m the shape Of an amendment 10
theb III, as follows:
"a bin torepeal all that part Of the act approved
January u, 1875, known a. tho Resumption Act
which authorizes the Secretary Of the Treasury ~
dispose OF TIE United States bonds and redeem and
cancel greenback currency
Re i enacted etc all that portion Of the act
wblch reads ~ follows lquOiing a. above from the
third sectioul be and the same h hereby repealed
a motion by Mr.. Ewing to recommit the
Dill was agreed to without division. and
then Mr. Ewing moved 10 reconsider that
vote, his object being thus 10 retain contyoI
time. Mr.. Conger moved TO lay the motion
20 reconsider on the table The vote was
thereupOn taken by yeas and NAYS. on Mr.
O0ngers motion 10 lay on the table the
motion 10 reconsider the vote recOmmiftipo
the bill to the Committee on Banking and
currency, and the motion was re-
Jected-yeas 1l6, nays 1873. The result
Of the vote is 20 leave the control of the
blil IN the hands Of the Banking and
currency Committee, or Of Ewing. who re-
ported w. and who can At any time call up
ms motion 70 reconsider and thus have
action on the bill II will be i'm his mover
20 cnt on oil amendments, even that pro.
posed BY Mr. Fort, by moving the previous
NOVEMBER .-Sena,e-The desk n Gen
ator Morton was marked by bouquet
Of White howers. The Chaplain alluded
20 the illness Of the Senator, saying: 1--WE
unite our prayer To- besccch Thee 10 give
we oying senator prospect n the better
iHei 70 open Tor him n new career. and
another journey beyond the stars Mr.
Armstrong presented memorial Of the
Kansas city Board Of Trade fayoring
the repeal Of the specie resumption
act ana the reconciliation Of silver.
Also, resolution Of the st. Louis Ner-
chants Exchange favOring the repeal Of the
bankrupt law Referred. ......... House- M
tabel introduced bill authorizing the Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury % pay the owners
INC value Of cotton and tobacco seized bv
thc government since April 10. 1866. Mf.
irving called ny his motion 10 reconsidcrthe
vote OF yesterday recOmmitting ~ the Com.
mittee on Banking aud Currency the bin 10
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wonder Unon wonder.

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Witchcraft, Dreams, Superstitions, Absurd,
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that all may see this curious book, the
publishers have resolved TO give il away to
all that desire to see it. Address by postal
card, T.. GLEASON Il Co., 73S Washington
Street, Boston, Mass
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You say Jones scales Amt good for moth.
ing. It's your interest to lie agin 'em. So
III run the risk, as have no money to paw
t,li I'm satisfied. ] can buy n Five Ton
Binghamton, N. Y, for $50, on trial, and
freight paid at that.9
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Mrs. GenernI shern,nn

Wife of the General of the United States
Army, says: al have frequently purchased
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for friends
suffering with Rheumatism, and in every in
stance 1t worked like magic" Send for cir
cullr to Helphenstine & Bentley, Druggists
Washington d. C.
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RhcumatI-,, QuIcLIy Cured.

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great Internal Medicine, will positively cure
any case of rheumatism on the face of the
earth; Price, 81 bottle, six bottles 50.
9 90 by all druggists. Send for circular to
Helphenstine & Bentley, Druggists, Wash.
ington, ID. G..
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THE editorial staff of The Cbri.,io, ~

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WORDSWORTH" said Charles Lamb,
zone day told me he considered Shaks-
peare greatly overrated. There is an
immensely of trick in all Shakespeare
wrote he said, and people are taken
by it. Now if / had mind could
write exactly like Shakespeare So you
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" it was only the mind that was want
inc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-17

PRINCE AMADEUS OF Italy, ex-King of
Spain, through grief ut the death of his
wife, intends, it is said, to become a
priest, and has written to the Pope to
that effect. The latter has given him his
benediction. 1t is thought at the
Quirinal that should he take holy
orders he would soon be created a
Cardinal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-17

BURNETT's FLAvoRrNG ExTRAcrs -. Ill.,.
superiority NJ these extracts consists in their Der
feet purity and great strength They are war.
ranted free from the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition of many of
the Fictitious fruit navors now in the market
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Coinage for October.
Total silver coinage 4le x

NEW YORK lawyers have come down
little more in the matter of fees, and
are willing to leave a client a pair of
boots to walk home inf they are old
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Worcester's Large Dictionary free. See
adv. OF IHE INDEPENDENT, the great Reli.
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The Many Thousand.

who are constantly using DooLEY's YFAsT
PowDERall speak in unbounded praise of its
reliability, uniform strength, and merits in
producing excellentrolls, biscuits, bread etc.
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cheap or put up so quickly. Never rusts. stains
decays, shrinlSs, nor wAyps- Unaffected by FIRE,
wind. or Hood complete barrier TO tho most
THOUSAND TONS SOiD AND PUT UP
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Btoples. Send for illustrated Pamphlet.
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cdn ,sG SAo.e ,srie' 81 sap9a PrLMONA is
hibtcd any one more Of the following syn,nton,s.
lt9Hghj RR'thV or fTroquLardg IF BreofIipg Waaipo
In eer2 B fs Il FSS SG Paia 1f ,s5o"S r IN
Chc, L,obs Face, Nerro's Heddqebe Nrro". pros s
SieeplessncS'. I,dgeon Smiling Of he S5ct5 hgf,
Ttcnt Ecr'r ord especially a all Female Disease or
Rcad the Following Certificates.
CoLLEGE lIiLL, CrScINSArt, Or trn. IN N. Las,
sSII0g,SJ c0ns"CPi,a". Ten days after taking PUI-
creased and finally ceased eItogctber eIo de-
health IS a marvel toall who know me IT J. tiaRsoN
III L1ONA sared mn douqLEr's ne and nroI-
mnD taF', me hundreds OF dollars"-REv. r. JoNEs
I've hs,s Col for me- begc6t ere receir-d from your
sONA' -kEv. j. WARREN, Canton. Pa.
MONA Is dcciic,iiv me best rcg,eI, ,r> LorS ,rr Li
. oe,y o,1 ny hos produced entirely favorable re-
The price Of the E'ULnONA Is 81 rcr BOTTLE II
MAY De ,o0tnned through Druggists generally or di-
G. tand aG st o fqP sbd 9g; S 2SCAR e MOSES Is
psnlculais OF many CASES successfully treated.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-15
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,

(Ot L0NE BrNnCh,I
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION arc the ONLY means
whereby he can bring his bu~,9rsS to the
proper standard gives vent ~ follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POOLING AND DIEING
In the latest style Of the art tonsorial
SHARP RAZORS AND A CT EAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this cntcrprising artist. and
by strict attention to business can't help
but please all. VIII he in his shop Mon,
davs, Wednesdays and Saturdays all day
and evening.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-15

L.>'>'>' is not easily earned in these times
MI | but it can I've made in , months
'ahA hy any one of either sex, in any
part Of the country wno is willing to work
steadily at the employment that we fur
niSI, 500 per week in your own town
You need not br away from home ovci
night. Iou can give your Whole time tc
the work, or only ,our spare moments
We have agents who are making over So
per day. All who engage at once car
make money fast. At TIE present tim,
money cannot he made so cnsily and rapid
" at any other business it costs nothing
to Try the business. Terms ANA s. Outfit
free Address at once,
II. II LEFT n Co., Portland, Maine
luly12 "