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SELLING NOT PLEDGNG.
SEllIlNO MI Il A@A4CNA-NO'
A POWER or ATTORNEY TO SELL STOCK NOT WALTZ
TO EFFECT PLEDGE.

"a
TO EFFECT PLEDGE.
The Court of Appeals has recently made a
decision OF Importance bankers and money lenders IN
general in the case OF the Merchants Bank OF Canada
against De Grasse Livingston. In January 1872 VIII
liam c. Barrett who subsequently fed, held oertnca'e
o. 100 shares OF stock OF the Adams Express Company
belonpg 10 the defendant Livingston aud an ordinary
stock power Of attorney IN blank, signed by Livingston
AZ security for loan OF about $1,000. With the eertl
cate and this stock power Barrett obtained rom te
agent n his city OF the Merehsnts Bank o. Canada OF
which ne was the counsel, loan OF SSOQO sayl IEt
be wanted the loan for client. Soon afterwards Bar
rett borrowed 81 900 on the same Stock sun aes.s
10 ct FOR his client He paid any OF the money 70
fytingsfon The bank brought suit in the Supreme
crf 10 f0reclose the pledge AT the Special ana Gen
era Terms it decided that the BANK was enuNe" W
the stock as security for the loan. . -, ,..
TIRE Court Of Appeals has reversed tae Jneg ,bt
Judge Earl giving tne opinion Of the Court holds that
power 10 sell ia not power TO pledge and the bank nav
ne the power before &C. and being distinctly norme9
fhat loan 10 the owner all that was desired TOOK
the rsK OF that information being true and as ~ Yves
fslse must bear the loss James Thomson appeared lot
Tie bank; Henry H. Anderson for Mr.. Livingston
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COLLECTOR WHO COULD NOT RUN AWAY
FROM HIS CONSCIENCE.
NORTH Troy, VT, July 15.-Carlos w. Morsej
the late embezzng Collector OF Newport, VT, has re-
turned and compromised with the town, by conveying
private property TO II. The town sustains no loss.
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Mfenn 6feamera

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
N The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMkRI
CAN FLAG. Sailing THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA,
ILLINOIS sails Thursday, July IS. IL q. m.
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United states Mails sailing semi
monthly alternately from PniladelDhia and New YORK
VADERLAND saiis TUESDAY, July 20 AZ "a.
For rates OF passage and other information Rppy 20
SO7 Walnut ~ Phlsdepha 81 Broadway Now.York
IOHN MCD0NALO ARenL o BAtt6TY.placo. NoW-1Ofh
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

Open from $50 a. m 10 IL p.
MORRIS STREET point Ferry and Bat
RECTOR sTREEr-Neares point for Wan Street Ferry
point for Jersey City and
CE-Nearest point for Post Office City Hall and
Barclay street Ferry 20 HOboken.
CHAMBERSSr REEr-Nearest point for PayOna and Erio
Railway Ferry.
point for Desbrosses Street Ferry
70 Jersey CITY.
BLEECKER-STREET-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Point for Christopher street
o HOboken.
FOURTEENTH STREET
WENTYTH RI STREET-Neare point for Twentythifo
street Ferry 20 Jersey City.
THIRTY.THIRDSTREET
PORTY.S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES point Tor Ne"-hork
Central Railroad Depot.
FIF'TIETHSTREEr-
FIFTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point for Central Park
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station
FARE, 10 CENTS except between the hours OF o;oO 70
T.3O a and 8 20 when the fare u cents
ROUTE: From Fftyeighthstreet along SLttssFenne 70
along Amity street. 20 and along SOUTH Elithavenue
Chsmbesstreet crossing into and along Colegepace 20
along hnr1aystreeti 70 and along Churchstesti 70
and along n eWC hurchstreet to Norris-street.
Conn with the following horse car Ines; -.
At RECTOR-sTREET with cara for South Ferry. AZ
with for DesbrOsses and East Grand
street Ferries BLEECKERSTREEf with ears for East
and East Tenth Street Ferries At FoU
with for West Twenty third street and kSst ITenW'
third and Thirty fourth streets Ferries AZ ThlEIf
STREET with ears for Weeh3gken Perry A. FIFTY
NJ. VAN BRoCKLIE, Supt
New.York. June Is. 1878.
XHTEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Daily Eek
w cept Sundays); see DAY LINE adYertisementi re,
main AZ WEST POINT hours; NEWBURGH nearly
hours; due at New-YOrk on return at 5;S0
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GUIUNU H nITTNEbb's STATES MAIL STEAMERS,

GUI0N LINE,
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
NEVADA. T EsDAY, July le N.
CITY OF NEW.Y OBK..........TUEsD July 30 . a. IN
MONTANA. SLA n aug ~ ~ ~
~ Ihese steamers bnilt Of roD In Watertght com
pements and arc furnished with requisite 70 make
The passage the Atlantic both safe and agreeable nav
ing bath room, snOkingro0m, driving room, piano hna "
brary steWardess and caterer on
each steamer stateroons al deck, Thus nsurng
CABIN PASSAGE (accordng 70 staterooml $50 70 eS0
INTERMEDIATES, so sTEERAGEs SD
WILLIAMS 0UION.
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CALENDAR THIS DAY.

sUPRElR URT-CHLHBBRs-Danits J.-Nos 2, Q, 10, q
IS, 80, Al, 80, 60 so, So. 90, d.
Call begins At No "a.
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Mnsiral 9MsIrnmeTts

DITMAHAUT, late S. x. BALL g. CO.,
n. No rs EAST 14TH.ST.
ChckernQs seinways other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, ON instaments, and for rent
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C0OK.-By Scotch woman who is supe-
Nnor cook in every branoh cooks all knds OF meats game
poultry &C. In superior style aso makes best bread biscuits
pastries has good clty references city country Call
0th.aVe.. lSth.at
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situaiiOms uDantso- females

NURSERY woman 80 years old, to mind
children DO plain sewing and make herself gener
Nv useful 355 West 3lstst.
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IAN BEACH RAILWAY

MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
1 Completed GreenpoInG opposite 23d St East River
SUMNER TIMETABLE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1873 -
and the elegant steamer ELIZA HAM
cox above Will during the season from
Pier foot Of 23dst EAST RIVER direct to COmpany's
Depot at GREENPOINT, nal king close connections, go
ing and returning with trains to ard from Manhat
Beach.
Boat leaves 2sd-st Pier At s:l5, 945, 1o46 ll46
m, l245, l:5O 2:45 1865, 4:45 $50 aud 645
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for NewYOr GreenpOn5
1880, TO- II M and 1910, l. 2O5 312 404 5:l2 6O7
T. Sis and $50 d. Time from Greenpont AZ minutes
Trains connect at Fast NewYork with Rapid Transit trains
on Atlantic ave: Brooklyn also with Canarsie and Rock
away Beach Railroad
' VIA BAY RIDGE,
The elegant steamers THOs. CoLLHER and D. r. MARTIN
22d-st Mr. Ieroy. ST. n r. PIERS NJ 4.
g. TO- IL o:10, 1O:lC. Il;l0 q 026, 1925, ll.lo
M and 1, z, 3 M and 1910, 1910, m, and 1913,
T. g. and p. 2:iO $40, 4:l0, $40 LES, 226, 1925,
N. 6lo and 7;loP N. 4:25, S2o, o'2o'
Trains leave Manhattan Beach, Bay Ridge at 1040
1870 and l240, 1885, 24S $40 4'40 6'S6 $40 7'4O
8 d. m,
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" young swedish girl as oham0ermaid &C. or as nurse
and references neat competent ana
willing girl very competent GIRL and takes an interest In
he Hnrk. Oau 81 Rfh- ave
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6ummer Boaro.

GUNNER BOARD in a private family in
pleasant location 10 the village and at low rates Adj
dress NJ l. A. Box 26S, Great harrington, Berkshire Co.
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COOK, &c.-By a young Swedish girl az
~ good family cook makes nice bread BISCUIT pastries
try; city references PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU,
I38 Bth>aye, doors above l0thst
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III
~ IN washing ironing by Protestant young NO
very respectable and wen recommended competent In
capacity chambermad waitress cleans silver
dc; excellent fine washer and iIoner sober, honest
obgng country or city Call at No. 500 6thayep near 23d
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Che @nrt.
GFrnrsions.

A -A.-DAILY OCEAN EXCURSIONS
IN To ROCKAWAY BEACH
by the New Palatial Steamers
Leaving West 24tL.st. $3.50 aud 10 and 1870 p.
West 10h-st 10 minutes lasr Pier 2. ~ r., 80 minutes
later.
JEWELS Wharf, Brooklyn and IL a. and las D.
East 33d-st, sl5 a. m, and M; South 5th.st VIII
hamsburgh $3.50 and 1:l5 p. Br0Omest, S45
and l:30 y. IN. MUSICAL attractions on EVERY BOAT.
Excursion tickets so cents. GOOD EITHER BOAT.
BROOKLYN, FLATBUSH and COMFY
I'D ISLAND RAILWAY COMPANY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. TO TAKE EFFECT TUES
DAY, JULY 2. 1873.
will start from the Prospect Park station tho
Wilnk Park from 500 10 1880
D. M, at intervals OF 10 and 20 minutes.
Returning. leave
BRIGHTON BEACH, CONEY ISLAND,
Atintervals OF IS and 20 minutes from 10 II
CONTERNOS
Celebrated Regiment Band Of BROOKLYN has been
gagged for the season. and will give
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY AFTER
NOON AND EVENING. and GRAND SACRED
CONCERTS EVERY SUNDAY AFTER
NOON AND EVENING.
the Plaza OF
HOTEL BRIGHTON.
LEVY.
The Prince Of Cornet soOsts win give grand selection al
each concert.
The following lead direct to the Prospect
Depot: F1atbush Avenue, from Fulton Ferry frank
NOstrand Avenues from South 7tht and the foot of
Broadway h. D. and the Bergen Street Line nom Hamilton
SINGLE TICK ETs, 20 CENTS.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 40 CENTS.
nNAn AAHI
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nr nrET.X2NssSLO. - y =

Burgcw-A. Slick,
r,om;x.joDsrx-N. l.. BoblitZ,D. Z Mar
Il, Van 4 O,lcr Isaac BHrl"n.
llrrk-E.. l.. BobliM.
7,ur Cy!lactor-Cnich Ia.'1.ro'a'
p,st,naster-,Iohn Root.
c,o,ta5Les-Calch pe,lIicogd ar' jo"'
A. Rrnncr.
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ORPHANS COURT.
Ornhans' Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday sf each week.
chief Judge-Wm. j. Black.
Associates-ThomAs lIo.Jrunn'raH" JNo
Hightm&n.
Register Of WNs-Col. John r. R""zer'
Comfy Commj~ioners-J Ohm " ,'h'ToW' T,,'>
President: Solomon ID. DeN'io!ssI IoS; ,."
Misc, Stephen r. Bowus, b"''a N' " mp
Clerk to Commiss'oaers-H, f. Steiner.
Collector cf State and C'u'ty 1"''a~"
" Miller.
corutv Surveyr-Wm. i. RamsOorg
SCHOOL COMMlSSlONi2liS,
.,csident, James WPearr"; C9m,"Nl'm- ,,,| u
Wi,;,m G Baker. James W. iroNtl''
n.cnh Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE"
District No. 15-Frclk White, MGrN'G-
ics,own; G l.. Firor, .iraccN''h' ~
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS.
District No. 15-Bcrnard Io!!lii""el'
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A cyclone passed over the section
OF country four miles from Rome, Ga.
Tuesday week, clearing everything as
it went. AS tar as heard from eight
persons We're injured and several hor-
ses aAd mules were killed.
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Selected Nprhu.
y'ICTORl 7.
by I.AU REL.


lI.rk ! Soldiers Of the Cross,
The gospel trumpet sounds,
IT'S elori0us-gladHom news,
Ii promises bright CROWNS,
Cheer up-,lrcsh courage take,
Oar Captain call to day,
Girl all the arnor on,
And the great call obey.
The glorious banner waves,
Trumphantly TO day,
0 rally ! rDund il now,
MARCH, in the narrow way.
Gods holy, precious word,
The promise, to us gives,
"The Victory" DER all.
Through Christ; who ever lives.
We come, dear Lord, to thee,
Enroll rs for the war,
Wen fight, and Ciie--thcn shout
"TiCtury CVrlNurc.
a.==,as. .zza = ! t. r=ss se se.=s#a
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A large meeting persons connect.
ed with telcgraphic interests met i'll
Now York Wednesday night and
passed resolutions Of respect to the
memory of the late VIM. Orton.
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LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN


LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 1:2l \,
NJ, and 3:17 Z. Nj.
For Hagcrstown and WilliamSport ll:l5
A VI and 1:l3 Nj
ARRIVE MECH HANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster a! II
Is A NJ and 7:l3 NJ
From Wiiliamsport and HagerStoWn at
7:2l Il III, and 3:l1 m
EMMITTsBURG RAILROAD = ChaI3e ~
Scdsdule-On and after Sunday NoV II,
trains Will leave Emmittsburg at G51 a. m,
md $50 and G10 p. m; and arrive at
Rocky Ridge 7.25 Il. m, and $50 and $40
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge 1855 a. m,
and 3.44 and 6.55 p. m, and arrive at En-
mittsburg / BOA m, and 4.05 and and 125
p. N.
Passenger Trains On w. NJ. L. Il. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastward-c.33 33S
a M, and 344 p. ~. Wcst%ard-lU,5)
II. IN and Csc p. M.
j. NJ. HOOD,
Gcn'l Manager.
B. II. GRISWOLD,
G,cn'l Ticket A gcnt
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Martin Bergen, q MoIiie Mcguire,
on trial at Poltsyitle, Pa, for killing
Patrick Burns atIuscarora in 1870, was
convicted OF murder ia the first degree
Thursday.
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John Ely and his daughter Annie.
while driving across the track of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad at Harrisburg,
Pa. Wednesday, were struck by Il
passing train, the young lady recelv-
mo injuries from which she died short
" afterward Mr.. Ely escaped.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-09

The engine attached to the mail
train eastward bound on the Alabama
Central railroad Tuesday night
week fell through lrestIe when eight
miles east Of Meridian, Miss, killing
engineer HulIett and fireman, DarI-
INC.
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SOCIETIES..

AF ami A. M, No. l55-Mcr'a every
sccon,, and fourth Monday in each month";
Van b. Oslcr, Secretary.
tx. Of p. No. 61-Mcet every Friday
night. X of r, &. s., {. l!"r@aH'
J. O. of 0. f., No. 4G-Mcyt every
THURSDAY nigh, Ohm Landcfs, Scc'y.
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we spared you. More than this we
treated you with the greatest consld-
Grafton and at length We gave yo1
our only daughter for wife. You
swore to become one Of us-to make
our interests your own. You have
lived in incidence; and now, for the
first time, we ask you aid. What is
your reply? You will not Gsht?'
Not against my race
Such race indeed What arc
they? What have they made us? A
few years ago we lived in peace and
happiness away off to~ard The risnG
sun. The rivers s"armed with fish,
and the forest and praries with game
We we're indeed, Manitou's favored
children. But the paleInce dogs
your race-caue among US. They
robbed us of our lands, they dosecra.
ted the graves Of our sireS, they poIs,
oned our warriors with iIfe"a'er' ano
then tn@y drove us from our homes at
the point Of the b2yonet. With sad.
dcned hearts we came hlthor But
Manitou SMILED upoo us once more
AND we Dsaau to lift our heads in Oh,
orininal nri,e and manhood. We
,sIEnd thc Snirjt to civ. us these lands
and he rcrIiel ,hat thew already be.
Ionool to his red children, We be.
.1IGa @ Lonnv far o3r cychance wa, a
,o91 one But the pa,c.facos learned
., our nra.porjtv and thew onvieI Us
Then they followed as with their poi,-
ous and their living tongues. They
nroress r,i.r1shin bit we knew them
'r1ey shall come no further. If they
are not driven back they viii force u.
aoain 10 leave cur homes. and we have
nnwIers to 90 bat the great waters
Thay shall not come , No, not SC
long as there beats an Indian heart
or ,horc is an arm to oppose thcll
Join ne Gohawith rs and vou are on,
ofn.r ret1,.o. and YOU become email,
1nr fac with tLan and vou shall ney
.r live to a,2a anon thegetting Of That
snr
IVAN b,vc .n,lon Now listen 1C
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Considerable anxiety is felt III Chi
cage over the movements Of the COM
munIsts, who are actively at work
drilling and arming. There is said 20
be 5000 in the city.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-09

The Goulds manufacturing compa-
ny Of Seneca n. y, resumed specie
payment Wednesday, paying off their
Men in gold coin.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-09

The nut and bolt factory at Laf
ayette Hall, New Market, N. H., was
burned Monday night. Loss $4,000
Insurance s,2v.NVO.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-09

John Holmes, boot and shoe manu-
tacturer, Toronto, has made an assign
ment. Liabilities, $4,000.
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The steamship Rassia, which sailed
from New York for Europe Wednes-
day took out 38O0,O0O in gold coin.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-09

At piermont, New York, Sunday
night week, Thomas Ljnehan, IL
lracklnah kiIle1 William Finn, an in
offensive cabinetmaker. The killing
was the result Of an ola feud.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-09

IS it possible to fly? If her father
wears u No. ] / boot it is not only pos
sible but impeyatiycly necessary.
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The proper sal0tation when you
meet II baker is, How dough you
dough.
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been very kind oyou. Has not your
lodge been Of the very best, and your
bed of soft furs? Has he not given
YOU his only daughter. Mennonite, for
u wife? Has he not made you one OF
his braves, and promised to confer
still greater honors upon you?
I grant all this. But let me at
tempt to escape fron the tribe, and
what woald be the result? Why,my
scalp would grace the belt of tAe first
warrior who should overtake me. !
knov this, and SO can not help feel
ing that | am still a prisoner.
And would you leave US if you
coull?'
Yes, for i
The yo"ng man paused, Tor he had
caught the expression Of agony which
passed over the face Of his wife. lie
drew her to his bosom and then con-
tinuel:
4 would go, Mennonite, but not with
out YOU. If YOU were absent from my
side, | should never be happy, for |
should miss vour sweet, innocent face,
your kind words, and your caresses.
No other could ever fill your place, 50
here must live and here die
And that moment party Of some
dozen Indians came up. They were
headed by the Chief, Woltnm, the
father Of Mennonite. lie seated him
self upon the ground, but the others
remained standing. That he had
something important to say, Albert
we'll knew by his manner, although
She remained silent several minutes
while he muned away at lis pipe.
At length he exclaimed:
80 our son is resolved to remain
content among u.s.
.Yes' returned Albert glncing TO,
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Of The JGS Cinnamon who arrived
at san Francisco by the steamship
City Of Toxic Wednesday, HOO are
destined for Peru, and l30 for the
Sandwich Islands.
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A storm extending throughout
North Mlssippi, Western Arkansas
North Alabama, and West Tennessee,
early last week did immense damage
t6 the crops.
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The wrestling match at Lynn Mon
lay night q week between Charles
Murphy, of Ne; York, and VIM. Bar
ry, Of Montreal, champion Of Canada
was wen by the former.
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Never strike moustache when il
is down.
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l.CATOCTIN CLARI0N.' y
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Famine continues to devastate the
northern provinces Of China.
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D1REC i DRY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough Of MechanicStoWn

~ 70: p
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Chief Judge-Hon. Il. l. Bowie.
misconceptions John A Lynca and W.
V Bouic.
States .4uorney-John G. Mottcr.
clerk of Circuit CoNrt--Thomas Cor
such.
SleriG-Col. VIM Richardson.
Auditer-Frcdk. j. Nelson.
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RATES or ADvERTlSl-4(-,

Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
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ON and after Sunday, Nov, II, iSI i
y Passenger Trains will run as fol-
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CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND Il, ROAD

.. --s.z- -.--4It:'l =. .s.-'ti,+ Il : -.
Eisl y - :.
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dreadful scene. She appeared unus-
ually calm, although she was very
pale. Once she had glanced behind
her. Within only few feet from the
spot where she was standing there
Was a ciiI Of rocks, ard below terri,
bic gulf hundreds Of feet deep. AS
soon Us the wife saw the head drop,
and fGneW that life was extinct, she
said
albert, husband, now / come to
Join your
She uartol for the precipice. Her
father and others sprang forward TO
prevent her determined action but
they were too late. Over he cliff
she sprang aud down the giddy height
she whirlel One wild, prolonged
cry, and all was still. Striking upon
fthe rugged rocks below, there re-
manned only the mangjed flesh Of
what few moments before had been
the beautiful Comanchc bride.
A TEEHIbLu NIGur At 4 THEA
TIRE. -sOnce, when a bashIUl cub, |
took Il plain, unsentimentaI country
girl to a comedy one night. | had
known Aera day; She seemed divine.
| wore nay new boots. At the end Of
The first half hour she said
'Whv ln Won Grht with vOnr foot
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-05
A CARD.

Ed. Journal have observed In
your columns for some weeks past rather
spirited correspondence between one G. b..
Spencer, alias "Item," and some OF the
teachers Of this county, in relation to the
recent change In the Office OF School
Examiner.
"llen," has charged upon me the author
ship Of some, il not all, OF the articles on
one side OF the question Lest, from his
Oft repeated charges, some may think II
possible that had done so small thing
as solicit an appointment to the office Of
School Examiner so contemplate thing
as write complimentary notices Of myself,
and so ungentlemanly a thing az quarrel
with my successor in office, | desire to
state to your readers three facts which are
already known to you, viz:
First--l did not ask for reappoinI-
ment to the office of Examiner.
Second-I have had nothing 10 do, di-
reclly or indirectly, with the controversy
which has grown out Of the change in
that office.
Third did not know that any Of the
articles which have appeared were to be or
had been written until saw them In print.
So far as / am concerned, "Item" has
had and will continue to have the field
entirely to himself, for ! do not feel snlii-
cient Interest in him or his communica-
tions to enter into any controversy with
him. JAMES o. TRouP.
PERRYsnuRa, July 8, 1878.