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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-07-26
DIRECTORY
UF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechaniCStoWn
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
COUNTY OFFICERS !:

--( :O y
COUNTY OFFICERS:
= Chtef Judge-lIon. K, |. Bowie
Issoc,ares-ITons. John A LyncA and w.
V. Bouic.
!Statcs .lttoraey-ohn G. Mottcr.
Cyerh et' Circuit Cou~t-Thomas Cor
such
Shorit-John Swcadncr
.Iuditor--Frcd'k. J. Nelson.
ORPHANS COURT.
Orphans Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday ot each week.
chief J,,dgc-Wm. J. Black.
.lxsociates-Thomas lIoILrunncrand Jno
llightmGn.
Reqister Of NWs-Col. John r. ROuzcr
CounW CompiSSiouew-,Joscph Wood,
President Samuel llargctt, Ezra Toms,
Daniel Bispr of J., and A. X Simmons.
C2erh to CoO,miS~oners--II. +. Steiner.
CoAcctor Of State and County T"eS-W
u Miller,
Couuty ,surrcyor-Wm. II. RamshnrS.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President. James w .Pcarrc; CommiSon-
crs-William G Baker, James W. IroNcH,
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
District No. 15-Frclk White, MrchaM-
ics,nvn: G. I. '.rrr. GracchAm; Nm ,.
Mcpherson, Cujorlin FUra"cc.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
District No. l5-Bcrnard Co!litlo"cr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-07-26

Never kill a fly with a club when
a feather will do as we'll.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-07-26

Times chariot wheels make their
road in fairest faces.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-07-26

How did Martha Washington take
pills? In cider
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-07-26
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

District No. 15-Frcl'k White, Mrchan-
ics,nvn; G. I. ",rrr. GracrhAm; Nm >,
Mcpherson, Cujprtin FUyaHcc.
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NN and after SUNDAY, May Is, $50,
" Passenger Trains viii run as fol-
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RATES ADVERTISING

! Twelve lines constitute square.
/ &C" a liberal deduction made TO yCarl.
advertisers.
/ Local or special notices 10 C"rfD Il llnr
! JOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch, and on liberal tcr>>s--
Materials all new and Il good mprcssiO
guaranteed.
Job Work-CASII on DELIVERY
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-07-26

Local or special notices 10 Urf' Il llnr
JOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch, and ON liberal tcr>>S-
Materials all new and Il good imprcssiu
guaranteed.
Job Work-CASH on DELIVERY
----r-aax.aH'au..s-----
Times chariot wheels make their
road in fairest faces.
Never kill a fly with club when
a feather will do as well.
How did Martha Washington take
pills? In cider.
What is the nearest thing to u cat
looking out of a window The win
dow.
Blessed lie the man who sitteth
upon q red hot stove, for he shall rise
again.
When is dog most like human be-
ing? When he is between man and
a boy.
Somebody adyertises preparation
for keeping ladies hands free from
chaps. a report that she has no
money w0ull do the same thinr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-07-26

The bride goes to the brlacgroom'S home
With duuh,ngS, and with tears
But does moi hope her Rainbow spread
Across her cloudy fears
Alas the mother, who icmnjMs,
what comfort cam She find.
Bat this, tie gone is happier
Than tho,cshc leaves scnimI
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-07-26
THE PlRT{NG WCIR.

No matter what the journey h"
Adventurous, dangerous, far,
To the wild deep or bleak frontier,
TO solitude or war
Still something cheers the heart that darc>
In all OF human kind,
And they who 60 are happier
Than those they leave behind.
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HiroRE rnn hFoISA iruRE.


Mr. J. y. Stcurus, who. on behalf Of the
National Temperance society. went 30 Albany
g. attonl a meeting ot Oh" lD3. -atiyr commit.
f'r having under consult. rn'.0n the bills rriit-
INK To- the hq3ur traffic AMI the "Xc.e' laws. r.
turned - Nv York yestnria H. present
o. the CONT. n"r the pcti, on Il th" National
T wp .rin.e So.Tr'y. AMI prnto-t0d against the
.rsIsi tnn on the Ngn'r trafii' a- rrnp. sod hy
IN" lii9 now before the / ogisilture. IL show
o,l chat tine present de-" sion of tire Court of Az
poa.s was no d " o'trlne. nut rad ne'n SO he'll
years ago ny the courts. and was the pratiro IN
-~ver'ii oounurs Of tnr ot'e n. strongly n-
poe 4 the b il- t. d. .gllg.' iigplug suop- ul
quot "a from IN al reports made to tn. .'..--
IN" city oI Vow Yora va, fiuOt OO1, that taer'
N"re - 1919 arrests ih-t y'Ht. uul tai th' Polio"
Justices TIT ln o. - OIL 1.l pprt iia' irufi
- 10 30 pr cent oi tHa c.s's Nrrc dire ~ or
nt re- ty dUr to y" u.s. 90 lnioN ATTN. liza ions.
II. H. Sp"lmdu. Esd. Of Brooklyn. r'prcs nj
INK tho Long Island Temperance Convention
r. nty held in fln- BrooANn Inbrnpcic and
the lsN. Abort g. Lawson ii brooklyn. also d
deiegut' from fnc lun- Island Temperance
Convention. address, 4 the Leg stature.
Mr.. Bowman 20 lto hest adyu'at.'.i III" hin.
and nr-'rt Hd tIli ull NfWs pr0hlh ting the liquor
traillc mad proved fdiu.s. Tut now h,ior" th'
.outlitt'" NNuli not Imrs. Iurrr has a. vt
h"'n no TIT VOTE IN ,he llouz" to know how tae
members stand
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IL Won't 80 10 Scad Them out "r the Party
.taNes's Huagry Kahhi-.


That thorc are a large nnmher in the r.
Publican party Wlo have crave doubts is % the
80 IA OF the Pr.aii ut'. SYufn. rn uNI. s.
II 60 nr proof Trur. tn R,lu NJ .Hn '.r..-- Is
% nfly unIn nous ln "a support Irt l' inuN-
mr. IA Wllrn tn' support .N.n proves fll'
dwifiuIn. - of large minority, ~ lut % uut-
fnrfv ~ "a" party Nearly all Tic lsiliN
l.it ~ tdk" -p' lW pains o. -1y that Pr i'it
II 's'. policy Ia an eNl 'rIil uL Nutfui.
ol i"puhi ms nr' wlln; to liV' 'le expert
On NJ trlrd fuf'v and iuuv. what have no
liu' inward trembling iOr tl' result. Many
h"ilcvr m iIN'r- policy. hui fear to have %
Carried out; fear tor the liberty ANA safety cd
tn II gro.
II wiA mot do - attempt 20 rnnl ont ~ the II
pulii'uu 4 rtY Tins luf g" riI~- 81 ~IN.tl Lat
douhtrs. Iv y If the IIanutnu and y mo,
mon ar tue South could hrc tanned IN N nausn.
u would hn i1-ing hir,lln. But 90 SUPPOSE
ln'i any oon-ld fuNl" portion ol ii' southern
wait" Democracy Wll Jon The Album -tratluu
party indicates simIli .'tv of r. % Nhirn ls eN-
from y rare. aud Is worthy of a better cau-'.
lnd"rt Why should they, when they can better
c"ntrn the policy Of the Admin sirAt.un outside
M party.
Unurtunat'ly the Administration uApers ro-
port IRIS, AMI Wrltrr- are lulul-hin., utpg,tn'r
too ma b Iru-nn fer IN" duuIttIn hon rtmlnis.
The sn '"rin:, SUPER llous tome "A which the
II 'puhn0Hu orpu~ ON ia ~uuNNn ot los WASH
lnGt"n corr tpoui'uir, an 1 tIn assumption oi
bat MOTIVES m all cas- s., II not cal ulated a. pro-
due harmony.
Tn" will,n n 49, Ia -uhorlinat' right 10 expo
di"ny and majorltcs 10 might has not u r'st7-
effect.
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Yesterday at the Exchange i. II. Ludlow Il
Co.. sold AZ pUNiic auction by orlcr Of the heirs II
Martha l. Ccc- one -four story brick house with lot.
sl1NiDp Nn8el lnh avenue northwest corner ofThrty-
strud street. aud story brick stable with lot 20 6x
~ y IN Of above Thirty second street siOJOO
The following property al ~ sold under fore cosure:
ono house, with lot. q itN7s 0A22Nsf3 No. 1859
Hrodway cast side %, II feet south offortS first street,
F2llH TO- rinuun one house. with lot 21xaso on the
1ni ndc a. Thirty nnii 81. g. 70, icrtwcst nj Tenth
avenue, eluip w lmuun one nuu-i. with lot. 2hNlOJ.
OF H.. er.t ste 81 hde -, rect ca'' Of stanton -ticct
.P 80 u JluniH ono three story brick house. with
lot 8llh, CIV ~! .Ncnr, southeast corner VI list
street t7"" torainiim ono lot 2'Nie2 :. on The north
side 90 seventy fourth street ln feet east IT second
avenue s. ~ 20 plaintiff ono building, with lot silI
NRI oN3i2NIl1NlD on the ~ Il side o. Baxter, PHI
irt north at Canal street. Si21Y1 60 N5inn one house,
witt p' ~ aNtNi Tenth avenue, southeast ~
seventeenth street. SDJb one building, with lot, 3b4X
~ the sY sid nf seventeenth street. 1N ~ tcct
cist tf Tenth avenue Sftpp One huu~. with lot. lsvN
10 the uurth sdu oi Forty n.i street - feet
west of Eleventh avenue H,fiN IN VHintin one house
and lui the south sid Of ION street $50 ct wcs u
Tenth urs. 500, ono hons. with lot. 21fNIhb,
The south side ut Forty ninth street - ieet east II
Madison avruuc xliyp one huuse. win lot iS'N't,.
ca Lexington avenue southwest ui fifiy sixth
street $1,000. paintih AM two lots each 2bNlyl5,
on Ia north side 40 81 Vt, % street. 11 feet east u EigN'
t. 90
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ENDING T.IE INDIiN var.
4 Plan ror Pre-rrS ing Peace -R.war-iing
spotted TAN with - tommIs.,on.

WAsHINGToN, April 2G-GcD Sheridan
arrived here this morning TO confer in regard
10 the treatment NJ the Sioux lately brought in
by Spotted Tail. as we'll ~ on somc military
affairs. Al an Informal confer me-" held tai-
morning between sherman. Sheridan, and
Indian Commissioner Smith, Sheridan said
mat he was expecting Gen. Crook in Chicago
In two or three day. and should prefer 10
wat until after Il personal conference with
that officer before deciding whether 10
make the removal Of the Sioux Ia the
nov agency either in tho early part Of The
summer or later In the fall. The
now agency will boz nearly equidistant between
IN" Chry me, Crow and Lower Brute agencies
on ih' VI Ssourl river. Wurrr warehouses " III
be built hy te Indian Bur au. A report has
reached the authorities that Cr1y Horse IL ON
hostlos. THIS CLOSES the war, and both Sher-
mcu nni Sh"r'dun rNpr' sod ~" opinion. AT
rs lst greet lndhn war. Tao o+ upa-
ton Of tho Black HIS AMI the approa' h.
INK removal " the SIOUX Will. IN their
opn on, place IL out OF the power OF any triho to
carry on "AtcnHNe horLlr operations. The
proper reward which snould les eNtonIcd 10
Spotted Tall Tor ma gnal services to tho GOV
o." AIT nilun oi the lnllHn Commission r. and
Gen SHERMAN; Comm s@.on'r smith has suI-
t'Tti mat ne be- commissioned an orisr with
tn rink Of MAJOR or Colonel. and the
huSgcsl on m",,s with favor from both
D'pNrIm'nt nag hut1or ~ Ia chi ~ u thousand
scouts and q n. Sherman has oVpr seed de .ilrd
apptoNdi ., a re onlur ndaton that tins NAM
~'r 81 Ind Ans hH 'ntlil. Il ana or-un 2'l a- a
regiment OF regular cavalry. " th Sp,St,d Tail
ana other cdl"lH having cOuWNula th a
WIT I'm 'r in IAN c0mman and IN charge IF
up INTO small squads 1t d n q M arru .irs
WDul o. - 81 lnVsiuhh' ryirr IN perform Il
ruhNi duty an IN the opportunity L would
on'r 10 wul merit anon; tav lndiaus aud
hrug TIE picked mon o. the IT., un Ter al. f. o.
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LIQUOR AGAIN UNDER FIRE.
TffE PROTrTBJTIONrsT BRTyGrNG nm
THETR GUNS no near.
Chancellor Crosby setting Forth tho Duty Of
Christmas In the Warfare upon King Aico-
hoI-Prn,rr= for the Legislators In Albany.

.,,..-.,,-. <,..,.-. s...,... Isl. a.. v,,,. nd
S"nnce""' ''">"s 'r""s '"'' ~
Christians IN the W"if"sr upon hihg fA""-
hoi-Prn,cr- for the Legislators la Albany.
.r, >,.., W., ,;.. g., a., u,,,,,,,,,..
inc Nlhtn warn No'lct! ior 'h' o"Il'''
sior Of vice met AT noon Yesterday in the West
,,.....,, o..l, p..t..,,.,,,, ,h,,..h f,h,n.,i
~ N'i"" ''.'' ''N'S'',',' % ~ "a,
lor Howard Crosby presiding. Ihc ley. WIN.
w pnrc the mister sat with Chancellor Crosby
- 49,. ..,a,s., &c.. a., ai,,.i,,,. 90 H.,
ON u'' Pn''"I"| h''r w" N,ns""E VI w
Lnadeth Me- and The reading OF the Sermon on
tho Mount the Rnv Mr. Robert Scott of
A. -, .. -, , pl,,.,. ,,,,,,. l.
'h' 'ah' Nfo'l 'hllv" il'Np'"i.' ~" '""',"'
prayed. Then Chancellor Crosby addressed the
s,.i.,v
- .,.. A., .,,.,. 81, g., ,,ut
~ W. WISH 10 "l''N' NV F''iS VI Wv" ""'-
vcrsal, he said. must 30 back 10 the first
rrinci,,lca of uia r,li,,inn iua, a. thcv wore
~ ~ '' ''''.' ~, - Wv 49,
on the nay oi Iont'co7t. W. must h"'hhoh INC
idea of force. We cannot, in free America. force
,,ir fnllo,v ctizens h, la,vs In he Sabhnth kcnn-
'"' 'i''N-'"'" ~ Nv ''"' ~ W ''''''"',' y" y
era ortcmpcrancc men. Bu' we may makcthem
moral hy PRAYER for them. fnith in Gods hearing
,,. ,,.,,.,. o,d "a, ,,sis,cr., %, ,,,r
our prayer anu th' ''n@l7VH'y VI "''
Christian lives. He believes that every
man ought to he a. Christian. AMI
and use u great deal of cold water externally
internally and that candy. cake. and pie
crust should be- consigned To- oblivion. lNp-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-27
Republicans should speak Out.

II the Republicans of tine country can
sanction policy which accomplished the Viola
ton of GOOD faith. the reputation ui party
principles aud the nuliilcation OF const tutional
requirements by methods Of such churar 1t +
~ those by which the lawful Government Of
Louisiana has been sought. then. indeed. we
have fallen upon evil times. II aprot.s against
M from every loyal State in the UniOn th,n.
indeed shall we be- prepared Ia hrlirye that tn"
nouo-i ntImru'S OF our people have hern ut
the war ior national supremacy was failure.
and that We have start ~ upon course ~ r'u'-
ton whirh Will not bc arrested until every
v'.fii,n oft our triumph over trf asnn aud every
ho1l-wrlught guarantee OF Il publican li~rty
and equal rights shall hr swept away. II IL
time lDr the people TO speak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-27
Kocl ,.iand and Jay Gould.

The withdrawal 81 the suits begun 10y II. Ken
nody 'o. asau-t the aa'e,t memh-r- OF the r.,
Island fai hli no 'vnlahc eject fle price The
'irk ye-'erd'y lbrosc down percent, only ral Ing
slightly az The CLOSE
A.,ry determined ti-fo bc made TO disolec jaw
Gould from the nan4 ,nent, 90 save le property OF ue
.tn khulHrs It's unt hrr,,d that 1t VIII rrn,e
i .uiN q control m NnrfhN ct ruhit
~ a." interest - imun fa,iic H.. irl'Hl. Jam. q
g.. ur. hi 9, " t..ls ffht .of iuissi tr- u ifN
li tN 49, '-,rliot, ina VAN af Hf %! ~ 1i fie
uir AGAINST tuuIi~ rnfufHuUu II tIr hu hai hftn
d -. wNud have resulted IA los 10 kt,n' y,s' liHS
81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-27
THE TRAITOR PRESIDENT.
REPCBTTfiNS eTRuGGLTNG FOR THE
LJ'E or THEIR PfRIY.
sla,ae'. Organ ON Isnyes'. Policy.

TTTT7 NJ n TT7IFTFf y 77Ts
Tho cracl, oi the lulldoztr'- wliprc-ouni-
louder and icrccr tiian oyer since Chamberlain
has served to inclcnSe the arrogance ~ The
southern Democracy. Notwithstanding his
p'dg = e. await the dccsiVns Of the COURT, ia
regard 10 the State on crs holding their posi-
tions under ChrnhcrlGin. the us,Ipcr HumIiOu
Inns turned them out and scaled the doors Of
his iciow-lnlldozcrs for his promises Ia Pr,Si-
dent iiayrs. whose confidence they SO outrage
ously nbusc. Hampton never intended to keep
his pledges. Bound TO the purpose ot cytiu-
gushing rcpublicnni~m IN the state through
the power attained by control Of the state Gov
eminent lac will 90 on step 10y step for the con-
summation 81 the plans ncn -sHry 10 uccOin-
pli7i his object paying no rcgnrd whatever 10
the promises he breaks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-27
PISTOLS ~ THE HfNDS or BOYs.
The Younger T~ -nty-hrsi W"rders Initiating
the Lnst Side Politicians.

On "Wednesday evening Patrick Gilmore ~
1a East Tint, eighth street. child nine years. was shot
ia The abdomen bv Patrick Gu-loan youtl NJ ouS ~
years ot age Bciorc Justice HNhV. yesterday. n was
shown that while numlsr of small boys were riaynv
around WAGON. Gul-hcun and ,thrr boys passed. and
GILMORE. d~l ing tram has pltNnairs, ran against
dul.l,tn H., short l-tnrr hut 'u turning
cnnrnniti hN tul-heam pistol ~ h"nl The Ji-tol
tii-s htrlt and the lal wont utnull the palm
tiul-heAus let hand. amt lcu,e INTO GUmorus abdomen
Dr. g. H. Bruce say nat the wound s.tnu- hut not
necessarily fatal hushVan vas committed without
hH
The dot cuves say that many hov- fequent Thirty
ee nth pistols aud IRE Tia m in
lots Nlth utter rec klcs-ness
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A Terrible Neal or Thinking


That there il not general satisfaction in
the Republican party 1t the policy pursu II in
settling tine Southern troubles IA proved hy tine
met that men vino have done yronan = t'rvlc"
for the good cause are tho most ouiNpokrn i'm
euVing tnnt they f"nr tine Admin ~il1t.,u har
mad, a m STAKE. TIE dcspit hos r'ier very
hricny tpus Ner' tt.r lhat ha- b'cu written on
this SUBJECT hy old + n WHd. Ana a Ersu
many who do not rNpr ~ open u 3 lpprolai ou
are kcvplus up 90 - t'rrlhlc uoal o. tl.nNlnS.
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Tho shout fOr Ilpvc- ard Wheeler "a NO
LONGER urarl iutn h4ul Attuo iuUl Il, lDut
dun N the tam and upon tuo cruWnuso iln
lrau .a.It was n.NHrN,ry t'u'or Gus. W ,l1
not remember Wnnn trFrr rNS' uID,'. what ih'
musicians rlll tAHtuurun, except n"N hu lu"u
N.ru a , rec. l-OWl chorus of h'rl enters. t'.
cur sis and b.iyon t sustained carp -lts.;''rs
took the door. Bat now,rN"n IN the hour 81 ui-
umpu huru Hs If - TIC STOUT H. unWlrr' To he
hoard lndeni. instead ui Joyous Shouts IN tl"
victorious party III thls tho second month oil tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-27

reign of Hayes. there is heard in every direction
the muitgrings OF discord and dissatisfaction.
Hayes has POLITICALLY proved traitor 90 hiusClf
cy. MVscoycr toward tn very mon who, 10
Jlnec him in his present position. Wndod up 10
the VvrS eyebrows ia fraud and NcnDlit, he has
proved Il monster Of ingratitudc.
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Hayes win he tarouna 10 Powder.

IInyos and those Immediately about him
are full OF the idcn " forming . new pHrtv with
the present incumbent Of the Wlito House ~
the grand central figure. His advisers have de-
ludcd Tim with tho belief that this H. really
practicable. and they have got him 10 believe
That he r"Nt Srcnko r can hc elected ~ This in
trrr4t. But IN a little tmo tVln his VANITY and
his ambition viii receive Il iHl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-27

CAMP BHoWN, Wyoming, Artil % Barney
i'u, Iru.ls'tN has Just arrived badly wounded llc
and tNn "tlor. were attacked near tie head ui Rad
MntDi ou tr TON m't 4 br shun n-ht uD Indians
ku' Il hs lhftner-. anl hr NHitd Titr Writ' three
uur's "a u'c samr p",H who have mo- ytt ~, heard
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What win Happen 10 an Ingrate and "A
Traitor.

One of two things We believe President
Hayes to be; EIner mast"r mind IN po,tr-.
or a poor dup" un pres 90, slav' The Il pub
lean party nth is str0n-or than any man.
or any Admin -iraton, or any clique, or any
poll g. nnd winch WIS never moro mWEul ~
when II fit the pr'k OF Anlt'W Johu-un's
spurs in It's sud q when that wruu s-hcalod m an
attempted % turn i INTO now AMI hateful
eoule,e-- WI soon Oh. uNnr the trulh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-27

tn" NV n,l" CAPTAINS and s"rgnants ia
' '. his i"''.'. n H d.'lr oihgvs ,--td"J
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Sour stomAchs may uYfNs %. r"mrdioh with
A., 'h "hd i"lM mar cAini.aAN. AID and 10 uis v-uyn,
Ma ol habn,s.a tide
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COLUMBIA. $. G., April 90 Gov. Hampton
ecnt in his message to the General Assembly to-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-03
GEORGE WINTERHALTEE
j AMES j. KEENAN,.
= M"Itgagees,
GEORGE w. BELL, Attorney for Mortgages.
~
NTORTGA AGE SALE-Default havin
" been in the - ca.,di:inns G

M OR re AGE SALE-Default having
W. been mare in the conditions of
a certain mortgage, made by JOIN
Mckay and Eliza Jane Mckay, of Cheboy gan,
michigan, to russell H. Bennett, of Detroit,
Michigan bearing date the 3l.t dav of January,
lister OF Deeds OF Cheboygan county, Michigan,
IN lber C' OF mortgages, on page 3 2. on the 18th
day of February, a. ID. 1876 which said mort
gage WAS, on the l0tn dav of June, 1876 duly as
signed by the SAID Russell II. Bennett to Ward
y. Dwight. said assignment heing recorded in
day of July. A. ID loI6, upon which sald mort
gage there is how GAINED to he cue the sum Of
nine hundfes 5000 dollars. with interest thereon
from January Slst, 1876. at the rate of ten per
cent. pei. annum, together with an attorney fee
OF fifty dollars. stipulated for in said mortgage;
Heen Instituted t. recover TIE debt
secured 10 be paid by said mortgage,
or any part thereof: Therefore, notice
is hereby given that by virtue OF the
ROVER of sale in said mortgage contained, shall,
on Tuesday, the STU day of May, A. %. 1871. ut
'front.' door OF the court house. in the vlllHge VI
ChebOygan, in the said County OF Cheboy gan.
ard State Oh Michigan. that be NO the pace for
holding the circuit court in said county of Chez
hoygan), sell at public auction to he highest b,d-
der The premises described in said mortgage, or
the said snm now due, above stated,
and al lawful interest and costs, in
ending the attorney fee. of fifty dol
lars above mentioned. which SAID prem
ises are described in said mo, tgage rs follows,
VIZ: the southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter, OF section twenty five t25l town tn rGy-elght
1881 north. OF range TWO 2 west.
ated February9. a. d., 1871
WSkD A. DWIGHT, Assignee
WATTS 5. HUMPHREY, ATTY. for Assignee. 81 q
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-03
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the word failure could not be coupled
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We shall relentlessly pursue any one who
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us in Our efforts to protect their health.
and help us in our task of bringing these
most unprincipled neil to the bal. Of JUS
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Medicines purpOrting TO be ours unless
Mr.. JOS. Haydock's signature is attached
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and the end Will soon be reached.
The public'S obedient servants,
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