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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-01

PICNIc.--A social Picnic for the benefit
of St. Joscph's church, rancytown, will he
given in Shnnk's Grove on Tuesday Au-
gust 9Th. Ice cream, confrclon"rics, &c,
Tickets for dinner so cents
CAuTIoN-All persons are hereby eau.
toned not to lrcsspaSs on the grounds Of
Mrs. Sarah Il. White. south of town. All
those caught trcsspas>ing on said groU,ns
will be dealt with according 10 law.
JUECR'.-Thc following list Of names.
from this and surrounding districts, Were
placed ia The box from which The Jurors
were drawn. MCcllanicStown- Ephralln
T.. Boblitz, Henry G. Foreman, George J
Hcsscr Simon Iohr, David Fisher, Jaro.
Martin, Charles A. Eylcr, John II. Rouzcr
Chns. A. Damutl,, VIM l.. Armacost, Cor.
nclius Black. Ilauyrrs-Josrph Is. Brown
Silas Buhrman james G. StCttlcmyer
Thomas c. Fox, Melancthon Hauver, Der.
nam Lewis. Creagerstown-llenry J
Krise, Augustus Glenn, Alexander Rams
burg, Daniel 10y, Ephraim Myers, George
Shaw, Michael Roberts, Michael thinner
man. Emmilsburg- Joseph Hays, Edward
$. fancy, Benjamin Kclholtz, James Row,
Jacob Chilean, John r. Crctin, John Fuss
George :. Gclwrks, John Close, VIM. $
Guthrie, Edward Favoritc, George r. Ovcl
man.
Communicated
Tho residents of Smlhficld and vicinity
have lately been subjected to Il series oI
thicvish Outragcs, which eliminated Oil
Sunday night, the 2lst inst, in tho break.
ing Of the spring house Of Mr.. Manalan
near Mt. Zion, while that gentlemen and
his family were attending cvc"ing service
and tho stealing of ms entire stock of pro
visions. The parties who pcrpctratcd this
dastardly crime on an old and respected
gentleman, are, moreover, in the habit o
cnticiny the cattle of the farmers to sccrc,
places in the woods and milking lhcm fol
their own benefit. The members of this
community wish to take this method Of
informing these thieves that they ar,
known, and that their rascalily will not b,
further passed over and it has been joint
ly resolved to give them this timely warn
ing, which will be final and which (if they
fail to regard it and continue these mid
night raids) will be followed by such cncr
getic steps as shall secure their torciblc re
tircm,nt from this vicinity. BY kindly
giving this notice prominence in your mex,
issue you will obligc your interested
i SUBSCRIBERS.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

When from any of the numerous incl
ting causes the Liver begins to act abnor
mally, the bile remains IN the System,
vitialing ana pcrvcrting every vital pro-
cess, and causing Eoils, Carbunllcs,
Blotchcs, Pimp'cs, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, CONSUMPTION, Dyscntery, Kid
ney and Bladder disease, AMI many other
disorders, al originating directly or indi.
rcc,ly from .he Liver. Nclers Vegetable
Life Drops iniu,e the healthy action OF
the Liver by pro ,i,ling io, the removal OF
the hillary constituents " tie Bowels
Kidneys and Skin.
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Monday INy 297A,

Those residing in the county will join
the class in the following order: From
Frederick, New Market and Mount Pleas
ant districts, on Monday from Buckeyes
town, Urbana Jefferson and Pctcrsyil,
districts on Tuesday; from Middlctown
Jackson and Catoctin districts, on Wed
ncs,lay; from Emmitsburg, IIauvcrs, Me-
chanicstown, Crcngrrstown and Lewi,town
districts on Thursday; from Liberty,
townsville, Woodvile and Woodsboro dis
tric:s on Friday.
No one will be permitted to join the
class except on the day set pIrt for The
Election District in which he or she re
sides without good and sufficient reason
Teachers holding third class certificates
Of either grade, not examined last year,
must be examined. Other certificates Will
be renewed at the option of the holder.
No applicant will be allowed more than
two days in which to complete the Exam
nation.
The Examination for teachers of the
Colored Schools will he held on Wednesday
and Thursday, the 1lh and Sth Of August
By order Of the President,
ID T. !AklN, Sect'y.
july25 IT
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d D..

On the 18th inst, in Jefferson, Md. Hen.
ry Slockman, aged Is years, months
and days.
On the 9th inst, at Dunningan, California
Nicholas W. Dorsey, formerly Of Fred.
crlck county Md.
On the 9th inst ut Linganorc, Howard G.
Maynard otBaliimorc, aged - years.
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MAR r led.

On the llth inst. at the NJ E. Parsonage
in Midtlctown, by the Rev. w. G. Her.
bert, John Is. Slower to Miss Ida Rol'r.
back, both Of this county.
On the 10th inst at the residence of the
brides parents, in Baltimore, by the Re.
}. Barklcv, Albert c. Ticc to Miss TiZ
zic HALEY, both Of Washington county
Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-01
DYSPEPSIA.

The possession of pure blood dcrcnds
npon good digestion; for where dorangr.
ncnt of the digestive function exists
disease inevitably results, and Dyspcp'
sia, with all Of its tcrrors and tor.urcS
becomes established.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-01

Tue Greenwood PARK EXCURSION
Notwithstanding the threatening aspect of
the weather and the drilling rain at the
time the train started, about seventy five
persons, accompanied by the Woodsboro'
and Lewstown bands, boarded the train
and started in high glce, with Washington
Augustus, the prime leader in the move
ment, seated in the front car for the most
beautiful park in the State of MARYLAND
AT the several stations along the road from
here to Union Bridge acccssions were made
until, 10y the time the train reached the
park, fully two hundred and fifty persons
were on board, The weather throughout
the day was cloudy, all the better however,
but very little rain tell, and the pleasures
OF the day were not marrcd in the least hv
this obstacle. Quite Il nll.i Der of the par
ty went on through To Baltimore, return.
ing in the afternoon. Those who got Oft
at the park amused themselves in various
ways during the day, jancing, b, aiing,
croquct playing, &c and the several bands !
dscoursng excellent music all the time. |
TO say that all had a good time would be
a mild way to express it. The excursion
train returned about nine o'clock in tie
evening with pretty tired party en- beard.
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FREDERICK. July l3 1873,

The annual examination of persons lie.
string to teach IN the Public Schools of
Frederick county will be held in This office
during the week commencing with
Monduu. JulY 29th,
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NFFlCE OF BOARD OF COUNTY
" SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
FREDERICK COUNTY, MD.
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} EAPt.R AND NOW ER SECTIONS

Reaper and Mower Sections for all kinds
OF Rraping and Moving Machine s, and
Section Rivcts, on hand anl for sal. at the
Agricultural Store of
STEW ART Il PRICE,
n,ov3O r. FretrriCi
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Kei|ar's Vegetable Life Drops

frc the safest remedy for those rccl,liar
diseases arising froHl the structural dllicr-
enccs between the sexes, and known as
Female Complaints
The use of Ecllcr's Vegetable Lito
Drops has been thus only partially indi-
Gated; their range of application is very
great and their work isalvays moro than
satisfactory. Their remarkable efficacy,
as already shown, is particularly exhibited
in diseases OF Blood, Liver, Stomach and
b. YES,
Kelcr's Vegetable Life Drops are re.
commended Us being the best and cheap
est FAMILY MEDICINE ever offered, and
are sold by druggists and dca.ers at 81
cents u bottle or five bottles for 81.
W. |. KELLER, Chemist,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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Aeller's Vegetable Life Ero:S

are specific for D1@GETSrA, CT ISEr'
GHsT;cN, FLAIULENCY. NEAHT2rNN
CRAMPS, NAUSEA and VOMITING, Palms.
in the lead, Side AN: Back, P2lpitat,t''i
OF the Heart, Hvpcci.ondria, ana ali t'.',i
class OF diseases arising from Indigestion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-08
Die 6dfer6Itte.

St einem lanQen unb peiten SbaG, 6os
beretts in fril6en SriiblingSi6muG
prdngte ltrt6 rin9Sum bon 6en 8erqen 6es
i6otttlden 9o6lanbs eingei6Io1em lit,
fte6t cine S6Gferbiitte.
sic 1T nlr fir bic 8eniibune inn Somz
nter gebnut uno bat Elm i6abbaftes Strobz
bad. Sic bat eine ein3i9e Sbiir, einen groz
BEN S6ortitein urb ftatt zines Senifers
cine bteredtge nit gapier iberflebte Seffz
hung ir 6er Wauer.
9as Snnere Der 6itte beItat6 tur aus
einem ;3tmmer, Der SltBboben ge6ieIt aus
Iole IN ben Sebm g~efitgten Steiner.
?3tpet rob 8e3tmmerte 8Gnfe, Die iibereiu=
amber ban9eno an Der @on6 befeitigt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-08
OO4 JtUPlIkI.
Gin mtBIun9ener &neriff.

3net Sage mad iener SSene in 2a6b
9repor's Salon, bel tpel6er ft6 Sic i6One
Nitttpe ioipobl Qorb ct. 2eonaros a(S Scr.
@ulforb geseniibes 10 iebr i'm 0a6tbetle
tano, febrte ber @raf BON @lenbon BON
lei1tem Nusfluge mad benz Teitlanbe mad
2onbon 5uriid.
Mie Der alte Warqrts ertpGbnt bate,
mar Serb @lenbam neuerbings elmer fall
1aen Spur gefolgt, tpte i6on friiber AT
tpteoerboIten Walen. @erifimmt, enttGul6t
nnb entmutbigt febrte Der iunge @raf betm
uno begab ii6 glei6 in lein Stobtbaus.
no er BON ietuer Wutter lebniii6tioIf err
tpartet tpurbe. @r besab it9 elei6 auf ibr
8ouboir.
Die GrGftn fab auein al einem 8enIter
nit etnsm gu9e in Der 9an6, aber tbre
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12
SdH,pset Items.


WEST SAMpSEL, Dec. 9, 1878.
As items Of news from other To-
calities have in them much to inter-
est mo, will try to give the news
from our township.
II was predicted after the election
by few .S0lOmOnS of Democratic
persuasion, that our party would be
dead. ] take pleasure in informing
those sages that at our last regular
grcenhack meeting at the Brown
school house, we had Il lively resur-
rectionj grcenbackers from every
direction, until the house was liter
ally packed and jammcd, until /
feared we would have no place to
applaud the silvcr,tongucd orators
of Livingston county. Captain
Kirk opened the ball by II dcscrip-
tion of his Salt River trip, claiming
TO have kept cool, as he had never
burned county wood nor joined Is.
sue with his Chillcotho defeated
friends. Mr.. Kemp then came for
ward and was greeted with applause;
for two hours he he held that audi
cncc spelIbound, showing very
plainIy in an able argument the
rights Of citizens in compact gov
ernment, and the history Of money
from the commencement of time,
and vowed that he would fight
under the Grscnback banner
until the bondholdcrs and money
lenders will be delivered back to
Their father, the Devil, and one no.
ncy for all the people, created by
the government for the people.
shall be obtained.
Mr.. Vcris, IN a few sensible and
hasty remarks, urged union of pur-
pose by all, and then the reorgani.
zation of our party. SampscI club
was swclled beyond my expecta.
tions.
1t looks hike winter over here,
the ground twice covered with
snow. | was glad our stock was
corrallcd near home.
1t has been time of health with
us. "Multiply and replenish the
earth" Is the way We receive our
immigration, and they come.
DINIE
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12
SAT! SAT-! SAT!
New fine lake salt, Sl.l0 per bar
rel. A. j. SWAIN & Son.

New fine lake salt, Sl.l0 per bar
rel. Al. SWAIN & Son.
Robert Mcleod, who is teach
ing school near Mcadvillc, came up
last Fritay to attend the school OK
hibilion at this place on the same
evening. lie renamed until Sun
day night.
"A young bride, momcntarily
expecting the return Of her husband
was handed a telegraph dispatch,
which 50 excited her that she faint
cd, "Oh, AIcck." were her first
words, 81 thought you had fallen
down and cut your throat with one
nf those horr'id sinndirs collars y
EX.
No matter how good.naturcd
a man may be, he will invariably
get mad when he discovers that
there is no towel in the room, and
is compelled to dry his face on the
bcd.quiIt.-Ex
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12

ANY one desirous Of seeing the
great Buffalo Bill, should call at the
Corner Drug Store of J. L. Buford
& Cos. He will be on exhibition
there during the winter.
We would call the attention Of
our readers to the double column
advertisement of Wm. McIlwrath &
Co. lfyou want anything IN their
line we would advise you to drop
in and examine their stock. Ev-
crything thev have is first class.
I'VE keep all grades of goods in
our line. Prices graded to suit the
quality. You cannot fail to be suit
ed. Swain & Sons.
Our friend, Adamantne Johnson, of
Rothvllle, was, up to last summer, a
staunch Democrat, but in an evil hour
he fell into the embraces OF the green.
back-absolnte party, and now has been
appointed postmaster at that place. This
may account for the milk in the cocoa
nut. However, Mr.. Johnson is straight
forward, upright business man and citi-
zen, and will make an excellent post
master. -Brunswicker.
Go TO S. IIales Auction Store for
the largest stock orGlassware and Queens
ware in the city OF Chillicothc; also an
immense stock of second hand furniture,
heating and cooking stoves, for which
am selling cheaper than any man in the
city. Remember that am the only Ii
ccn'ed auctioneer in Livingston county.
Will attend the crying OF public sales and
closing stocks OF goods. South Locust
Street. S. HALE.
JAS. Il. Wynn is studying law
in tho office Of II. NJ. Pollard. lie
says, however, that he is not n
Republican candidate for Congress,
Educational Monthly.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12

The Masonic Fraternity of this
city propose to give a grand BAN
Quet at the City Hall on December
9th. The supper will he laid in
the court room. There will also be
installation of officers for Lone Star
Chapter, Friendship Lodge, A. p.
Il A. NJ and Eastern Star Lodge,
A. f. & A. NJ. This will bo one Of
the grandest affairs Of tho season,
and would advise our pleasure low
ing readers to attend.
"A grand oyster supper will be
given at the City Hal on Wednes'
day evening, December 18th, for
the purpose OF establishing II bonc-
fit fund for our fire company. This
Is for u good cause and we hope our
citizens will take hold and give 1t Il
liberal patronage. Everything will
be in the best style, and nothing
will bc left undone that will add to
the enjoyment Of the occasion.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12
TEE INYlSTiahTInrI,O y

lhough the investigation CT cIcc-
tion frauds is still going on in Wash.
ington, the people Of the great and
prosperous west are not agitatcd
very much over the title of Hayes
to the presldcncy-what they want
to know is where to so during the
summer for recreation and pleasure
and as usual the Old irritable Ham
nibal & st. Joseph Railroad comes
to the front and offers cheaper rates,
close connections, and through cars
from Missouri River TO the principal
RaGes RhS Ext. 2i in'GrSSfT H. H" "y S&R9
and Pullman Sleeping Cars are run
from Missouri Rlyerpomls to Chica.
60, via Quincy, and the Chicago,
Burlington aud Quincy Railroad,)
making close connections with all
lines to the North and East, also
with the different steam boat lines
on the Great Lakes. This is the only
line offering Il through Day Coach
and Pullman Sleeping Car, from
Missouri River to Toledo, Ohio (yiu
the Wabash) without change, max
ing close connections with Rail lines
to all points East, direct connections
made with Boat Tor Putin Bay, (tho
Saratoga Of the wcsO. This is also
the only line offering II through Day
Coach from Kansas CIly to Indian
apoIls 'CithOm chdnge-making close
connections with all lines East and
South. Pleasure seekers, business
men and the public generally should
remember tins fact and purchase
their tickets accordingly; for sale
at all offices in the west. For Maps,
Time Tables, Rates, &C., call on or
address,
c. n. LEE,
Western Pass Agl, Kansas City, or
Y. PENFIELD,
Gon'l Pass. Agt, Hannibal, Mo.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12
trustees .Sdic.

WHEREAS, Rebecca L Woodin and
Albert Woodin, her husband, by their
deed OF trust, dated October nth, A. ID
1871, and recorded in the office of the Re-
cOrdcr of Deeds, in and tor Livingston
county, Missouri, in Book No. S at page
35I, conveyed to Drury Elder, Tr., the
following described land, situate in the
county OF Livingston and State OF Mis-
souri,, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter OF section thirty $50, township
fllty-siX $50, and range twenty.threc
(25), containing forty aces, and in trust
10 secure the payment OF a promissorv
note therein described; and whereas, the
said Drury Elder, Jr., /, absent and refus-
cs to act as trus &C therein; and whereas,
it is provided in said deed that in case of
the absence, death, refusal to act or disa.
biIitv in any wise OF said Elder, that the
acting Sheriff of Livingston county, Mis-
sour, may proceed to sell the property
above descrihed; and whereas the said
note is long past due and remains unpaid.
Now, therefore, at the request OF the
legal holder of said note and pursuant to
the authority vested in me by said deed,
l. Isaac Leeper, acting Sheriff of Living
ston county, in the State OF Missouri, do
hereby give notice that will on
SATURDAY, December rs, a. D., 1873,
Proceed to sell the aforesaid property, at
public yenduc to the highest bidder, at
the court house door, in the city OF Chill
licothc, Livingston county, Missouri, for
cash, to satisfy the debt secured by said
deed and the costs OF this trust.
ISAAC LEEpER,
Sheriff Cf Livingston county, Mo.
nTE-tls
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12

The Daily Republican, published every
morning will he furnished at the fol
~ MN1g gatenr' uun,~y 49,. -...5r..
wear 3Il 90
In the city, seven times per week,
per year IS 90
In the CITY, seven times per week,
by the week *
Sunday paper per year 90
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One copy, one year $ 5 90
The Weekly Republican, published every
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retain twenty-five per cent. on all sub
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twenty per cent. on subscriptions 20 the
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Shipment of NeW Singer
Fdmiiy SeWinD Mdchines.

Be not deceived by bogus agents
and spurious machines, but buy the
genuine new family singer sewing
whose reputation has long
been established, and whose superb
ority can be oxccIled by none.
Come and see for yourself. Office
east side square, Chillicothe, Mo.
.a J. S. FAUST, Manager.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12
Darn items,


DAWN, Mo-, Dec. 10, 1873.
Your correspondent took flying
trip through the southwest corner of
the county and the northwest portion
ur Carroll. anl vii, Try to givn SOM"
items.
Corn us a general thing, is quite
good through that section OF country,
but is badly blown down through the
Low Gap region, the storm having
taken about the same course rs the
hail storm OF tie year before. Wheat
does not look very well, though we
saw few pieces that give Il fair
promise OF Il crop the coming year.
Dicd---We gave you an account
before OF \. j. Decker cutting HIM
self on the knee. At about ten min
utes of II O'Clock Thursday night,
December ), friend Decker died from
the effects of the wound, after hay
ing suffered untold pain for three
weeks. He was good citizen, a
kind husband and father, devoted
christian, and died fully assured of a
life eternal in the realms Of delight.
On the 9TH Il large concoursc OF
friends come to pay the last tribute
of respect 10 his remains, which were
inferred at the Utica cemetery. Rev.
II. NJ. Richardson delivered Il few
very appropriate remarks for the oc'
casion at the church in Dawn.
VIDI.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12
4 UsetW HOIiddy Present.

Give your wife, daughter or
friends one of those New Light
Running Singer Family Sewing ma
chimes. Prices greatly reduced.
Sold on easy terms at the Singer
Manufacturing Co. Office East side
Square, Chilcothc, Mo.
j. S. FAUST, Manager.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12
Fair,

Any person, by dropping us postal
card, with his name and address plainly
written thereon, can get this paper three
weeks, And we will put his name upon
our subscription list. At the expiration
of the three weeks If he does not desire
to continue taking the paper, he can no
tfy us by card or letter of the fact, and
we will charge nothing for the three is
su.s; but in default of such notice he is
to be considered subscriber at the usual
rates and terms. Address,
a THE CRISIS, Chillicothe, Mo.
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The Ed1feId Idrertiser.

Still continues Its elegant Portraits and
biographical sketches OF distinguished
Carolinians and Southerners, having al.
ready had Calhoun, McDuflie, Governors
Hampton, Vance and Nichols, and Gen
erals Butler, Gary, and others. Printed
on a new Cothrell & Babcock Press, and
using fine caendered news. 1t is the
cheapest illustrated paper in America
S, year. Address,
THE ADVERTISER,
Edgfed, S. c.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12
Notice.

= All ladies who are willing to help
the poor, by giving them sewing and
other work to do, are requested to
apply TO the officers and members of
the Union Aid Society.
Mrs. ]. A. GROSS, President,
Mrs. NJ. S. PARKER, Secretary,
Mrs. !. II. STEVENSON.