Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-12-25
For Sale.-A fine, heavy bay horse,

For nlcmens tall and winter gloves, !
70 to Gilus' Pharmacy.
For Gum over shoes and Artlcs
Go to Roots.
For ladies kid gloves, 60 to Gllds' Phar-
macy.
Just received so dozen Ladies, Gents
and Misses Hose at ROOTS.
Christmas Try the pure English Soda
Fresh Ginger, Cream Of Tartar, New Or.
leans Molasscs, New New Orleans Sugar
Spices &c. At ROOTS.
For Alcxandcrs Kid Gloves go to
ROOTS.
The following verses were suggested by
the reading of the 1913 Psalm, 10th verse.
..Alld the Place Thereof Shall
know it no nlOrc.''
Oh, why should the spirit with anguish be
torn,
When this short scene of life Is soon DER;
And the friends we huvc loved are
departed and gene,
And their places shall know them no
more"
The flowers of the field, how soon they are
gone,
Their faded beauty how soon we dcplorc
And yet It's the mandate Of goodness and
love
That their places shall know them no
more
Oh, why this cstran cement with kindred
anil friends,
When the parting we so much dcplorr,
And experience has taught Ms again and
again
That that their faces shall 'know them
no moro
Oh why should the spirit with pride and
dis,lain,
Look with hate and contempt on the
poor,
When the grave is the goal Of the high
and the low,
And Their places shall! know them no
mere
rhcn let is live friends in this short scenc
q! :iic,
Where he meeting vt friends is soon DER,
AMI strive to attain That hli>$tul abode,
" mere the parting o! friends j., no more
NJ
For Mems and boys undcrwarc
Go to Roots.
For an entic new line of Ladies lio
sirry and Clildrcn's Hoods, 60 to Glld's
Pharmacy.
For n good patent axle grease, very
cheap, go to Gilds' Pharmacy.
For ladies Rufus, choicest IN town, goto
Gilds Pharmacy.
For Mems and Boys Clothing
Go to Roots.
TIE Law of FINDING The law Of
finding is this: The finder has a clear title
against all the world but the owner. The
proprietor of n railroad car or ola shop hrs
no right to demand the property which
may be found uron their property or Their
premises Such prourictors may make
regulations IN regard to lost property
" hch will bind thcjr employee, bat they
canno, bind the public. The law of Iind!ng
was declared by the Kings Bench one
hundred years ago, in a case in which the
facts were these A person found wallet
containing II sum of money on shop moor.
He handed the wallet and contents to the
shopkecper to be returned to the owner
After three wears, during which the owner
did not call for the property, the Under dc
mandcl the wallet aud money from the
snopkecpcr. The latter refused to d. liver
them up on the ground that they were
found on his premises. The finder then
sued the shopkecper, and 1t WAS held, as
above stated, that against all the world but
the owner the title Of the finder is perfect.
And the finder has been held to stand IN
the place Of the owner, so that nc was per
mi,icd to prevail in an action against 4
person who found M article which the
plaintiff had originally found hut suhsc
qucntly lost. The police have no spccla |
rights in regard TO articles lost unless those
rights are conferred by statute. Receivers
of articles found are trustees for the finder
they have no power in the absence OF a
special statute to keep the article against
the finder any more than the finder has to
retain the article against the owner
Last week j. p, and J. NJ. G, Taylor
of Lcwistown killed their Poland. China
Pig, Lady May, fully insured as 4 breeder.
purchased ut six weeks DID, of Jos. Sayler
of Indiana, said by competent Judges to
have been the most F rfcct built animal in
the country, weighed when dressed, o61
We regret to learn of the death of MIR.
Thomas Pussy, an aged gentleman and
for many years II resident of the Rocky
Ridge ncighborhood. lie was good
nciehbor, and was much esteemed by his
many friends.
Messrs. Adler & Co., Oh Water tree
have received 4 fine lot of ChCrrystonc oys-
tiers, they are served Oh the shell in city
style.
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