davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
. SiNChf on tE6
IIns lbOr Bill,

WAsHlNGToN, June 17.-RumOr
is afioat to day that the President
will accompany his expected ap.
proval of the River and HRrbor APP
preparation Bill with a notification
to Congress that evil suspend its
operations, except so far as it pro.
vides for mprovements of an un-
questioned national character and
importance. President Grant
adopted this course In regard to the
River and Harbor Bill of 1875, and
a large number Of its appropria.
tions were not used until last year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
observation-disclosures

CHICO, June 17.-Last night
about IL o'clock a member of the
denai monde by the name of Fannie
Wallace suicided by shooting her
self in the bead. She had been
brooding over a love affair. having
been discarded by San Francisco
lover.
Harvesting has fairly begun and
crops bid fair to equal those of last
year. Weather cool and pleasant.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
Diplomatic specula,ions.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Observer
says it has reason to believe that
Austria and Russia have reached an
understanding by which the inter-
ests of Austro' Hungary will be
protected in the same way that
English interests are protected, by
the agreement between Lord Sails.
bury and Count Shouvaloff. The
premature publication Of the latter
by the Globe, is generally believed
to have been procured by Russian
Diplomatists with the object of
quelling the excitement in Russia
about the supposed concessions to
England.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
j. Bechtinger, M. D.,
fOF VIENNAo

(OF VIENNA,)
PHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
i dependent and French NJ. b. Socie-
lies. Ocuiist of the French Hospital in
San Francisco. All chronic obstinate
cases and operations on the eyes attend
cd to,
OFEICE - No, 704 Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny. Residence-SE. cor.
ner Mason and Pacific streets, San Fran
cisco. oc3 ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18

Or. Chin Quong zin,
CHIMES DOCTOR.
OFFICE-Corner Los Angeles AMI Ar
cadia streets.
pd-Cures all kinds of diseases.
once hours from 0 to u A. NJ. and from
2 to ana to9P. M. ap30lf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
Morning kilograms.
Passengers pussiux south.

MoJAvE, June 16.-S. Katten, F..
G. Webster, Lewis Williams, r. G.
Haskell, w. B. Hunt, J. Il. Hol-
lenbeck, ]. A. Skinner, f. Sharp
and wife, Mrs. Pacheco and daugh-
ter. A. H. Wilcox and family, r..
II. Lockett
June l7.-W. b. Robinson, w. #.
Robinson, Miss G. b. Wheeler, w.
P. Smith, A. Curtis, J. NJ. North,
j. Nj. Davis.
shot Ia cold BLOOD.
RIO VISTA, June 17.-About one
o'clock yesterday stranger enter
ed the town and inquired for John
Thompson. ThompsOn's house was
shown him, whereupon he entered
and meeting Thompson, shot him
in cold blood. He surrendered
himself TO constable, giving the
name of J. Luther. He was taken
to Suisun to prevent lynching.
Thompson was shot In the region
Of the heart and died in few min
utes. He was well thought of in
this community. He leaves wife
and child. The cause of the shoot.
ing is not known.
San Francisco Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.-Flour
reduced 12ac; city mills, bakers
extra and family So 623@5. S74; ex-
ira superfine SIS 90; superfine $4 40;
Oregon extra $5.00@5 37A. Wheat
-Stagnant and weak; small sales
of Walla Walla at $l.70; choice
old milling $l.SO@1.S24; new $1.7O
July delivery; buyers at $l.65.
Barley-Sales very good; new bay
feed at 90c; old feed 92a@s75c;
bre wing $1.024@1074. Oats--Dull;
feed 81. 25@1 As. Corn-D Dull; large
yellow 81. .95@2 90; rice $1.25 offer
ed for new. Potatoes-Dull ut 81. .25
@1.60. WOOl-Unchanged.
san Francisco Notes,
SAN FRANCISCO, June 17tl.-At
military headquarters there is no
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
Anu,ver..ry or nu.n.r Hi,,.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.-There
is u fair display of bunting
throughout the city to-day in hon
or of the anniversary of the battle
Of Bunker Hill. The Bunker
Hill Association celebrate by pic
mic across the bay.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
Funeral OF Rev. q. q. BurIeign.

tlOns were not used until last year.
Funeral OF Rev. q. q. BurIeigh.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June IT,
The funeral of Rev. c. g. Burleigh,
the aged AbolitiOnist, at Florence,
this afternoon, was attended by
l 200 people. The local Unitarian
and Congregational ministers took
part. Among the principal speak,
ers were VIM. Lloyd Garrison.
Letters were read from Whittier
and others.
Four Hundred Minsnu Bushels.
WASHINGTON, June lit is
fair to state, from reliable data,
that this years. wheat crop will be
four hundred million bushels.
JnfI Delivery nt He.kuL.
KEoKUK, June 1.-THE most
daring Jail delivery every attempt-
ed here was effected about four
o'clock last evening by the prison
ers confined in the Jail. AS Sheriff
Higgins was locking up, the prison
ers, eight in number, were in the
cage where they are kept during
the day aud as the Sheriff stepped
to the rear to unlock the door lead
ing to the cells the prisoners step
ped out of the door he bad entered
and locked him in, aud by making
break in u body, succeeded in
escaping. Two of them were re.
captured.
ForL Packing Embellishments
Burmed.
Boston, June I7.-At 1880 last
night fire broke out in the main
building of the extensive pork
slaughtering and curing establish
ment of Chas. II. North & Co.,
Milford street, Somerville. Owing
to the highly infiammable charac-
ter of the structure the flames
spread with great rapidity and all
save one building were destroyed.
The loss is estimated between $780,
900 and $S00,000.
C0Dgressiona'.
WASHINGTON, June el7-SENATE.
After brief discussion, but with
out amendment, the House bill to
organize Life Saving Service
passed. 1t authorizes the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury to establish a
number of stations on the sea and
lake coast, and provides for the APP
pointment OF O General Superin-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
For Passage or Freight as cbove, or
for tickets to and from
TOT tIuKetB 70 anu IrOH
Eastern Cities and Princl.
pal European Ports,

Apply to IL. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 66A Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
Mining Miii Hur.ra.

RED BLUFF, June 1.-THE After
thought Mining Company's mill,
at North Cow Creek, Shasta coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The mine was owned and
worked by Red Bluff capitalists;
loss about $50, 1000; no Insurance..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
Or. Joseph Kurtz

Has removed his office 10 No. 50 MAIN
STREET, over Dotter & Bradley's Furni-
ture store.
Office Hours-From 10 to IL, 4 to and
to 0. Residence-Buena Vista street.
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18

Plans of steamers cabins at agents Office,
where berths may be secured.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18

SAN FRANCISCO, June 17th.-At
military headquarters there is no
further news concerning Indian
affairs In Idaho.
Members of the Union Republic.
an Club who are dissatisfied with
the action of that portion of the
Club which endorsed the Non-Par-
tisans last Saturday night, will
hold mass meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall
tonight. All five parties are max
ing use of the limited time left
them for preparation and great ac-
tivity is visible at all party head
quarters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12

No Go.

NEW YoRK, October lI-Clarkson n. Pott'
has been renominated In the 18th district.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Anti-Socialist Movement--A
4 threatening Discussion by
Hnsaolmnnn-Blood Be-
foro Suppression.
Tho British Army Still Cenosn-
wv trasing--War Inevitable.

LONDON, October ii,--A Berlin dispatch
says: In ,Reichstag yesterday, during the
debate on the anti-soeiailstb bill, Herr IIassel-
mann, the well known socialist ngitator, made
violent though clever speech beginning and
| ending with threats OF violence aud blood
shed as the result OF reprussiye Legislation.
lie said that the people would hold those res
ponsibie for the biood'shed who helped To
frame and carry the biil,l1 In concluding
lIasselmann declared that IL thu pacific en-
deavorsof socialism We're roprfssed the day
would come when socialists would take up
| arms aud night against their tyrahts.
The President of tho heichstag herein
rupted iasselmann ana cnifcd MN TO order
and said the spcch was nm excitement TO re-
beliion, Apin ugG tit ai ~ ieaiui
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12
TELEGRAPHIC!
Associated Pros. Dispatches.
THE FEVER.
LOUISIANA.

NKw ORLEANS, October 1.-THE weather is
clear and warm. Deaths, 49, new cases re-
ported leii total deaths, 3, 100; cases, II eos.
PArrrnsosvriLn, October II The fever Ia
spreading on the Teche, 80 cases reported to
date and 25 deaths. The fever is of malig-
bant FORM with the whites, yet OF mild type
with the blacks. Four deaths and nine new
cases reported since the eth. Among the
deaths are Miss Louisa and George Bernard,
daughter OF Mr.. Burke, aged 10 years, and
niece Of Mr.. Dauphin. f tt
Twelve deaths up to date at Rioohoc.
An doing well at Calumet aud Lagonda.
BAros RouGE, October 1l.-Fifty now cases
and tbree deaths. Since the beginning OF the
epidemic we have had some 200 sick aud about
iedeaths. The rain storm Of day before yes
ierday brought no relief. Contrary to cxpcc-
tations another warm spellis upon us, bring
Ing with IL an increase Of cases The How
ards are keeping up their work with both the
white and oolored. Great destitutlon pre-
walls. The epidemic, although not fatal TO
coiored people, Is prostrating them by hun
Fdreds. When stricken thsy ars found In need
of everything. All aid possible IL being ex-
tended 10 them i'H" iit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12
Relief for tho Sufferers.


r,NEw YORK, October ll--,Jennie r. Smith
has been indicted for the murder of her hus-
band, Police ofleer Smith In Jersey City,
United States District Attorney woodford,
has resigned the vice presidency Of the New
York Synod OF the Reformed Episcopalians,
because the Synod expressed its entire belief
in eternal punishment.
The committee who have been collecting
clothing for the yellow fever sufferers have
addressed the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tlon that their plans have been q somplete
success and advise the consideration Of their
plans in all great cities.
Senator Conkllng made two hours speech
at Iihica on yesterday, he dwelt principally
on the finances, giving the history of the
issuance Of bonds and the organization Of the
national bank system, what led TO 1t and the
popular advantages thereof. He said the
democrats and greenbackers were solid on
platforms and candidates and republican party
was party Of honest money.
r....l Funeral.
BosToS, October 1.-The funeral of Patrlcl
Reagan, victim OF the woolasten disaster
took place rrom the St. Mary's church
Weather Report.
wAsnISGToS, October ll-For the Yves
Gulf, warmer, South and East winds station
airy or falling barometer and clear or partl
cloudy weather.
Defaloation.
CINCINNATI, October il--Jacob l.. Leyinsor
formerly pastor Of Jewish church In III
sclty, and more recently wholesale cigar fai
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12
Cricket Match

TonoSro, October 1.-THE cricket match
between the Australians and Canadians first
game In which tho latter made ninety Is being
continued to-day at 1870 the former with
Bonnerman and Murdoch still at the wicket
had mado one hundred and forty-Gve whoa
Murdoch was put out. 4. 1880, I.,,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12
POLITICAL.
INDIANA.

ISpIAsAroLis, October 1.-THE congression-
al dclegation In the State stands Democrats o.
Republicans 0; National /, Official returns
for the Legislature give the following result:
senate-Democrats rs; Republicans 81; Ma
tlonals 4 House--Democnts 81; Republicans
All Nationals l Democratic majority on Joint
ballot o.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
Another Uefaulter.

ODESSA. October 1.-THE cashier of the
bank of commerce Of this city has dcfaulted
the bark 10 the amount OF $4,000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12
WASHINGTON.
Military Reception--Tho Riot in
Observation-Disclosures Loss
of Life and Property
Distribution.

Z wAsinSGroS, October II COMPANY y. OF
1stlVirginia state militia arrived here at IL
this morning and were met at the depot by the
Washington Light Infantry corps and escort
cd to the armory where they partook Of n lun-
cheon, after which they repaired u their
quarters. There WAS n brilliant pyrotechnic
display during the march from the depot to
the armory
The United States Consul for st. Thomas
tclegraphs the Department Of State from Fred
erlcksted, 81. Croiz. that the rioters are APP
parentiy under control. About go were kill
ed. The planters are searching the country
for them.
An English vessel is at Freiericksted and o
French vessel at Christianstcd.
, Four-hfths Of the mills, dwellings, cane,
rum and sugar on the plantations have been
destroyed, also all business houses In Freder-
.sckstei. Many families are destitute. and
business temporarily suspended.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12
LATEST MARKETS.
NOON,


uAiNnfoS' octoper h'-NoNh,-"o'u ~
loOhi siiver-American at pari Mexican NJ
soc, +; New York exchange y discounts New
Orleans sight at par
HIpEs-in goou demand DRY seiectea
1906 picked, lfi stack saited, i2ci Ains' ifoi
wet sailed, INC TO Sac ISL tnsiiti
sAlr,-Easyi coarse, VI %, hne, VI 20 per
sack -,
BA"elNG-Nery hr1h' Light Izs nen'' i'''
per yard
IlEs'-Per cwt'' W 90
WooL-Weak and unch'a' Eastern nue. ana
medium, l'@l9ei western nne anu meiiuih'
iteisci improved MEXICAN lo@iSc.
CorroN Receipts Sao' no exports sales
5idi stock, ol,5dii market qnieti Miuuhns'
9ai Low Middling' w Good Ordinary Va
Receipts for the week 29,sIii ehpor's-eoh-
unent. io'si CHANNEL iisii coas'"ise' v'o'
sales l,sn'
NEW fohk' october i'-eoiu opened ~
ioo'1i stocks weak money Nosi per cent,
gold x; exchange long f'N, snort t''~'
state bonds quieti government bonus mast
tive g.,.,a.
oolfoS-s.eauyi saies ooi miua,ns Up
En,nre. .,eadIsr,oc,o,,rr. 81, Soyrmber.
io.aI. December. lo.si, january, 1885; Feb
ruary. 1910. ..,..,..4 .t
LiyEnpooL, October H. Cotton-Flrmi
MiddlIng Upiands, 0 Sled; MiddlIng orleans,
9-lGd; sales, 10, 900, speculation and export
lOoo. receIpts, 10 200, American. 400.
Futures ~ and Lie better, Uplauds, low
mlidIlng clause for October delivery, SIG;
@o 7-s2; October and November, 6aeI-S2,
royenniber and December, 2e-s2; February
arc March 5ea-a, Nex cron. for shipmept
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12
NUMBER lob.

tor, has disappeared, Several dishonest
financial transactions on his part has been
discovered
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12
Winders on the Strike.

PATERSON, N j., October 1.-THE winders
hfty In number in the Date Mil, Lambert
Co. proprietors, went on strike yesterday
on b refusal of demand for an increase Of
ifty cents per week in wages. This throws
many other operatives out Of work, perhaps
about 100 The demand by the operatives Of
S. NJ. Aionstberg & Co, for similar advance
was ut once acceeded too, and an advance also
been granted at the mills OF Jones, Truncke,
Dal MaNprs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-12

Bosros, October II Alta stormy meeting
Of the Democracy of the city held last evening
an attempt was made to place Buffers name
ut the head of the regular Democratic ticket,
TO be- issued by the printing committee, APP
pointed by the city government. The attempt
failed, as did also a subsequent attempt To
Substitute the name Of Judge Abbott The
committee adjourned without accomplishing
ANYTHING. -.-- ~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-11
Srht'hd Shrv.
LOST LlLY.

we will haye it out, now, if yol
please, madam = said Mark Arkwright
to his wife, Augusta.
Anal they did have it out with
vengeance. Both were high-tempered,
Neither had learned self control and,
before the scene between them was
ended, both had spoken words such
as no tao people who love each other
should ever speak. II two indiiler.
,nt persons quarrel, it doe, not amount
10 much generally but when two
Nho love each other in lulge III the
l,ngcrous pastinc 1t is frequently
fatal to happiness.
They had been married but a year
and the sweet glamour Of romance
had hardly worn off. This was their
first disagreement, and it began in
secret. Perhaps Mr.. Arkwrlght Ia"
alnple c,use to he angry with his wife.
! am sure 'n'' every "'''' VIII '"'"n
s., trough a woman =" Jo"3ne'' III > '
he d'Iier"nt'
On the afternoon OF Cn' 9"'r''' ~
''"' ">'''' ms " nv ~ ''''' ''''' '','''
"''" sue nav ;" '0''''>'' '
-'"e h'''''''', - '','
7''," '',.' " -, ,,,,,1,
"ead' an" S'noo,"e,' '''' 'o'V ''''
'''''' ''''" 'S'.''''.',''' ~, y, " 1I
III 'e' 'o''''' WIN P'''0" ~, ~
Ie'''' ''''' i ga" " W - ''O
nc wen, o'' W ''' 81 '''
Two nouns ,''I' ~ ~ ',"'
eros" over ny W I ''' ~ ''r'. '''''
%'lN'h7 S'o"'y "o"'' '''' " '"' 1-'','
secluded P''','' ''' 90" " l"'',' "
Vo'"N', : ''''''7 y ''''o" 'O''''
Ia "1' " l"'P'' 'I'''Y '"'' !,
locke" I'Ne an ,'''Ae' "V' '""''',n '''' ,
lrel 'en"y 'o'" "''' ''' WI '''''"' VI
the historical l''' '''"' '"7o'' "''''''
sally wear "N'''' anu arc S"l I'0"',' ~
be aboYe the weakness OF purple velvet
skirts.
The airs and manners of the man
were foreign he was handsome and
hal an uneasy appearance generally
indeed he seemed tc be constantly
looking over his shoulder.
A'kw'isht paused j" the sh"do" Of
a clump o. trees and watched the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-11
CIIU RCllES.

Nctl,aix. Epi~op~I-trv. II. p. West
,a.,or. Sabbath school at a. H. y.
w. SlocNs,lllc. Supl. ,,
Iytherau-Rry. w. &. Wire pastor. sab
,a,h school at = o'clock p. IN. JOS Il. W en-
slcr, Supt. ~ ,., .
Uujtnl Brcthren--Rcv J. D Freed pas
,,r sabbath school at o'clock; W. l.
Martin, Supc in'cndcnt. .,.
Uornrjan-Rcv. l.. p. C]rwclI, pastor.
S,hh,th school at 9 O'Clock .'nnra Cree
ger, Superintendent ,.u,
R,uan Cu!AoNc Rev. Father McMur-
die.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-11

COULDN'T BLARNEy TIE JUDGE -
Beverley Smith walked out of cell No.
6, with the greatest promptness, and
as he ranged before the desk and
smiled, he said
Well, this is indeed q surprise
Why, l hadn't'thc remotest idea OF
finding you here ! Shkae, old fellow !!
His honor wouldn t !
Don't you remember your old
schoolmatc, Bev Smith ? inquired the
prisoner. Don't You remember how
we used to steal melons togcther-how
we both went over the mill dam in an
old boat-how we read novels under
the lee side Of haystacks?
A strange light crept into his hon
or's eyes as he replied
Ah / remember you now So you
are Bcv Smith !?
4 am am. thought you would
remember me. I'm awful glad TO see
you, Judge. Are you we'll p
Nt'lllc wen, lll'lllk YOU.
An awkward silence followed. Bcv
heard the boys chuclling, and he at
length said :
Glad to hear it--yes yes. should
like to call on you and talk over the
old times.
beverly Smith, said the court in a
voice resembling the distant explosion
of a coal cart, you are now about to
call on the superintendent Of the house
Of correction, there to remain for 80
long days.
What, Would you sentence an old
companion
All the same, Bcyerly-all the
same, The friends Of my childhood
arc very few in number. They are
falling down stairs, being drowned,
blown up and run over, and | am 60.
ing to put you where you will be safe
from accident
Don't, Judge
But | will | prize you, Beverly.
When night comes | want to know
that You are in ont Of the wet, and
when morning dawns | want to feel
that you are safe from the clutch Of
Ice wagons. The sentence is already
recorded.
'Julsc, II don't think I ever
knc~ ycu ~tampercd Beverly, but
there was light i'll the wiudow for
him. Free Press.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-11

TIE PLUCKED FLO WEIR.

Lovely flower, where is thy bloomi
Careless hands have wrought thy doom
Then despised thee, once so cherished
See, tho colors faded, pcrishcd.
Oh, how quickly beauty dies,
Dearest child, before our eyes!
Poor sweet flower, thy glory born
Yesterday at golden dawn!
Now, thy velvc, leaves so saCly
All around the storm strcws madly,
Lonely stands thy naked stalk
Mark it, child beside the walk
Poor dead blossom, wiIhcrcd now;
Yesterday so quccn!y thou
Clad in gold and purple royal!
Crushed to earth by feet diSloyal,
While DO Zephyr drops Il tear,
Think and weep on This my dear.
Poor flower, tramplcd in the sand!
What wicked, wantOn hand
Tore thy tender Stems asundcr,
Dared for sport this gem to plundcr!
But my darling for thee grievcs,
While | gather up thy leaves.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-11
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN

lows:
LEAVE MECUANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster al T:2l a.
NJ, and }53 T. NJ.
For lIaycrstown and Wllllamsporl LILO
A NJ and 1:3l i NJ
ARRIVE MECIIANlCSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at |
Is A NJ and 7:3l NJ
From Wiliamsport and llaycrslown at
1:2l a IN, and 3:53 y IN
EMMlrrsBuRG RAILROAD - Ch0"Gc 9f
IScheduh.-On and after Sunday, May ~,
trains Will leave Emmitlsburg at G55 II. m,
and $50 and 62j p. m; and arrive at
Rocky Ridge 7.25 II. m, and 400 and 600
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge 1855 IL. m,
and 400 and 10 p. m, and arrive mt En-
mittsburg 1l,25a H., and 44O and and .
p. m.
Passenger Trains on w. NJ. r. r. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastward-1.3 3S
Il. ~, and 344 p. m. Wcst"ard-l0.o3
IA. m and 6.5G p. N.
J. VI. HOOD,
Gcn'l Manager
BIZ. G2ISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-11
HECsIANICsTo E y.

Burgcss-A Slick,
t.,o,oj;sxjoncrs-Ah Mitchell, +. NJ
Smiln. w. A. Lynn, VIM. Li'tic.
CLrh-Ahrl Mitchell.
Y.r roRertor-Calcb Pcddlcord.
I1stuu,stfr. .-,Iohn Root.
C,nsta1lrs Caleb Pcddlcord ANA john
sun Flca3cl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-11

r,,,.o,, r,,,vA lou1 ho;s.
t,rar, ,ann .Lc,.s , want n aonl
I.a,l;,a T,,, Er,I ,,m;na;,I, q ,,.
I;tone,s !, f. ,a,,, tLo.a aLont vou
feel rIoa.auf, and a rnJr. coarso man.
mor W., If snaai,;nn i annovInC, ~ mos,
norsora no, 4 n1,J annaI6tn ia roIatri
T 'r''V'',, ,".n ,rl,9 nnnt Iv t,o ,ano or
,Whis,,y;n|, Jnhn -" wl;rb w1s ,iyrn
hi,, !, ,;l;nnlo p,orI, COIL bo t,II,ol
49, ''''' I,',,h ~ w. ,.,s IirnrnIt I'm ~ .
,l go ''O'' = N0 v 60 0''''' VI " "
''''' n.o n.oa,1,1,,an.;,,.,1,,.,11.o1;,foo a,1,1 ;,fo .
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-11

Vat monster language, said a
Frenchman here | read in ze news
paper zat man commit a murder,
was committed for trial aud zen COM
mitted himself to reportalr. No
wonder evervzing in America is done
by committee.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-07-11

A correspondent writes to ask what
is proper to wear at pICn!Cs. we
should say clothes.