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weavers, wages.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, March 1S.-The
weavers at Stewards WOODEN mills at Glenham
struck for higher wages to-day, and on be-
inp refused left the building in body.
Shortly afterwards the demand was acceded
10 and work resumed.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES,

~ Office - Advertisements NAV be handed
~ into our business 0iiHe Mp To w. M
and intn the CONFUSING ron,h Mnln y, w,
NOTICE - II you want your fnrn luro,
IN pianos, ONCE fixtures, baggage lflllksl
with care and cheap, do mol fail 20 Gallon H.
h krouter Orders left NJ JOnoa 3 Murphy ",
7lb, will DO promptly attended TO- "
convenient, leave orders one or
several days previous hatea IRON sAnls mp
wards per load, hrHlhlImo
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Washington, March 13.-John B. Ham
lev. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, has
resigned. J.R. Upton, at present the Chief
CLERK of the Department, will be promoted
10 All the vacancy. Upton entered the De-
nartment as frst-class clerk, in 1858.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
oLLApopRIDA FRoMTHE OLD WORLD
Confusion and Diiapidation OF ccnsuIs
nc saionica - The Pope's Approval /.
Fearful Famine - Trouble He
tween Greeks aud Buigarians.


London, March la,--Reporls from various
parts of the Ottoman empire give an Idea Of
the almost hopeless condition, confusion and
dilapidation Of consuls at Salonica, who bayo
informed ambassadors ut ConsianlInople
that except In tho immediate vicinity Of
towns the whole region is dominated over by
brgands, Thirteen distinct bands are emu
moratod, comprising In all about one hundred
and lny mon, Greeks, Wallachlans, Bulgar-
ians, Albanians and Turkish dcserter. They
levy blackmail upon Musslcmon and Chris.
tians unfortunately. Up to the 18th inst,
nothing further concerning Colonel Synge
and wife had reached Constantinope.
FEARFUL FAMINE.
Appalling accounts continue TO come from
Armenia and the Kurdisian. Famine cxtcnds
over IN area Of ono hundred thousand square
miles. Five months must pass before
another harvest can bring relief. An APP
peal FOR help has been published
here signed By Arch Bishop Canter-
bury, Marquis Salisbury, Earl Shafats-
bury, and number Of other prominent
gentlemen.
TRouBLRs BETWEEN GREEKS pULoARIAEs
In Eastern Roumclia have become so acute
and evidence Of systematic effort by
the Bulgarlans 10 drive away
Greeks and Mussolmans arc 10
overwhelming that Alike Pasha, Governor
General though he Is, Is believed TO DO in
sympathy with Reinforcement. He has been.
compelled to issue circular 10 tho perfect
commanding them to dissolve Bull
garian secret societies and armed
gymnastlc associations, organized by Rus
slams during their administration In that
province. General Stouker commander Of
the Roamelian militia, has demanded the
dismissal Of Russian officers, .and threatens
to resign, If his demand Is refused.
CABINET MEETING.
Paris, March l3--The cabinet council
held n meeting to-day, but the proceedings
were kept secret This cave rise to reports
that the difference about the Jesuit
question which tonight was semi
officially denied, and asserted that
General Greeley, ex-Minister Of War, has
been appointed commander Of tho army
corps at Orleans
EDUCATION.
The Managing committee of eight Sena-
tors has decided to accept no compromise
about the seventh clause in M. Jules Ferry's
education bill, and to take no part In the de-
bate on the second reading Of the bill.
THE PopE's APPROVAL.
Berlin, March l3.-The Ultramoptaino or
gan, The Gormania, says tbs Pope has ok
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DRy G0oDs.
Large Sales and Small Profits

We bought largely for Spring trade for namely In
anticipation largely increased trade Northern Texas and to provide
against an advancing prices oeyotng Our Spring
large that We have been compelled store and
much need crowded in all
departments will offer entire Spring stock at very small
advance Large Sales and Small Profits has been motto from
motive induces keep the old
possible BY selling largely buy advantageous figures and by
selling rapidly very small advance co therefore
the public to buy now Tho prices of a staple goods advancing
from month"; and have goods storage in New
We have every motive TO sell rapidly possbe aud low
prices will aid US low prices will rule prices that will only be
small advance
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Arkansns RepubIIcan Convention.

Little Rock, March 1S.--The Republican
State convention has been called to meet
April 28th to nominate Presidential electors
and select delegates to the Chicago conyen-
ton.
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ron RENT.

VNOR RENT 90 on Elm ,treet, Adrrs old
II stand, suitable for dry gOoda, groeeurhi
OF any good business Apply 10 jno fI9wh-
Ing, 1855 Kiln street, marlM
LroR RRNT--store 7Os Kiln street ilrd store
Il .weRl Of u liar store, possession imneul-
NJ 'ly, Apply 10 u. sullivan, corner Mnsleh
and Cottaaa streets, mnrtl2w
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Important decision.

Cincinnati, March IA dlspa:ch from
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MIsCELLANEoUs WANTS.


lst, Board, with one or
w two unTurnithed looms for self, vile
and Two children ia private family or qultl
bOaTuing-hnuse, Addiesa X, box lli5, or eau
nj $40 Peelho avenue,
AM ANTED situation IN q small family M
w cook, For Information call AZ Flhe,
vcy Fine, Bakoly. ----.----
NXyANTED 80 A white girl, 20 do general
w hnusewOrk, In family ofthree Apply
10 Il j, Cannon, cor, kOss avenue and bon
airset. marie
XIyANTED--A No, white man, to d. farm
w work, aud who can milk Apply ht
this onlce. MARI
\kyANTED-A good practical matchmaker
w and engrayer. Address AT once, Matlng
terms, Lock Box No, 1885, Wnxahaohie, Texas
FOR SALE.
..,...,...-.--
THOR SALE-Puro Brahmn eggs; Eute Of
II York on straw; fineet In America; price ~
for sitting OF thirteen. Inquire NJ learRhhs
fruit stand, corner Mtin and Lamar streets,
VNoR sALE-A beautiful resldeaoe, with
IL all kmes OF fruit trees cislern that holus
800 barrels water; Ave minutes walk IRON
court.house. Inquire at W. 4. JarIctts ONCE,
Ice man --------
TNOn SALt.--Ths pAcilc Staples incindihg
stock, etc, or without; or either; Wealth
eTford. Terms easy, WCuu oNonhnse
merchandise. Address Henry Schwartz,
Wea, herford, mhrll
NOR SALE--The Abney farm, situated on the
4 Decatur road, o miles " ~ OF pentol,
Denton county Texas rms tract u iuo aSrgs
Of black sandy prairie, with 800 acres III culu-
yation, neat framed tenant houses, good rec,
Idence OF rooms, with n hall and pantry go9u
barn and plenty Of water. For sale, as Whole
of in any Sized lots. Address \. w Abncy,
Abney 'sFarm +. o., Denton Co, Texas
jan29m -
NNJk SALE - Elegant Residence for sale -
IL One of the most desirable, commodinu
anil comfortable IN Dallas or Vicinity IN
quire at Editorial rooms, Herald and COM
metcisl eillce lnnsuu
T
PHYSICIAN.
INHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON -Dk. MOk-
y TON Office, In first national bank bulld,
Ing. Residence, Corner saniacinto nnd
Norwood streets. noV2' ou
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XkT ANTED situation IN q small family M
w cook. For Information call NJ Flne
Voiy Fine, Bakery.
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NXyANTED 80 A white girl, 20 do general
w hnusewOrk, In Il family ofthree. Apply
10 Il j, Cannon, cor, Ross avenue and bon
nj rect mnfls
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Wy ANrED-April lst, Board, with one or
w two uufurnithed looms for self WE
and Two children IN private family or quitl
Addiess X, box lliS, or eau
nj 40 u al uu uyenug,
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The Managing committee of eight Sena-
tors has decided to accept no compromise
about the seventh clause in M. Jules Ferry's
education bill, and to take no part IN the de-
bate on the second reading Of The bill
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FOR SALE.

TNOn sALt,-Ths PAcinc Staoles incihding
stock, etc, or without; or either; Wealth
merchandise. Address Henry schwartz,
~ an, hereford mffll
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WITTY y ,rtoXAi. CfrsEN sotnruh rab
ljst,rll Al Washington, d., is an ahy edited
n,pnshly, devoted tothc interest Of the SOL
Njcr, aud cv.ry soldier ia the country
should haze tie reading Of it. 1t dctcnts
4 tho men who ..,oUl'lnrcd their guns il tune
oldanGer; il i,rti,4 then. posted on nIi mat
ters pertaining to Ev'..n.,s,hach pay houn-
ties. land warrants ~. /, sl.a pleads for
them with the people, ard does az, k2rsel
10 call the attention of Congrrai 10 their
claims. II boldly advocates every measure
whereby the soldier, will hu l"HetiVr;l, and
drnouAccs every action that Is d.;f.Wt u'al
to theiy interest. twenty-five cents pays
~ years subscription. Sample copies can
I've had by addressing tho CtMaEN SOLDIER
PCnLlsMTHa Co., Box 5j9, Wasllngton,D.
&.
nar25 ct
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RATES or ADVERTISING

to avoid the Disgrace CT having mem
Der Of his family convicted of crime,
he pretended to not believe it, aud a.
dopted a shrowd plan to save tho
Young prohigate.
1t happened that his brother g SON.
the Edward Linton whom Smith did
not rccosaize-who had recently re.
turned FROM Europe, was paying him
brief visit; and going home from
his visit to tae prison he explained the
circumstances to his nephew, AMI per-
suaded him to remain at his house a.
long as necessary, and personatc his
son, tie latter being careENlly COR
cealed in the urpc, part Of the house
until such day as steamer &;olld
sail from port. The plan was yerv
we'll carried out, and might have dc,
celved a less sagacious detective than
Milton Ecynolus.
Mr.. Linton still tried hard to save
his son, but in vain. Equal and ex
act Justice was meted out alike to the
burglar AMI the bankers son, and
both Wont to prison for a term Of
years
Mr Linton and his nephew might
have been prosecuted as accessories in
attempting to shield cnminal, but
they were not moleated.
II have porfotnod an unpleasant
duty, said Mr.. Reynolds, in CONFER.
sation with them "but if had been
in your place rather think | would
have done as you did.
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RALLY RALLY!

The frs, gun Of the Campaign OF lss'.
in Nechanic.toNn. W. have just opened
\ large lot of new goods suitable for thr
acnson, most Of which have been bought
hsfnrc the recent rise in prices, to which
we wish TO call the ai'cnlion Of the Public.
Spring Goods Of Beautiful Stiles, Cotton.
adcs, Dress Goods &c. Remember We arc
h,.d quarters for Shoes, Largest Stock
and hest makes, Call And Sec
frb.2rtf. JOHN ROOT.
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9'iitfio''.
IOsi.l., tlaeTrnil.

n u.,c m,nv re,,.,co v.ho, Nil.
n, r.vrol,ls u,,s;n five fret r,nl NJ
lo,oo,;,os ,b,, o,r;or, ,,,. o,c,,,
roj !, ,l,o c;,v of u !, ,vl;,,, y,
);,.1 Tbe n Nfe,cbarts Pool w,. roh.
hs3 of,r ;ts ro,1v f,nl. ,mornt;,o
:, sevs,.v tho,s,nd 1o,,,rs Tha
rohher or rohlers had effected An on.
franco hv ,,.l:;,c an onortnra in ths
cool, ho,woc, N. lorl, o,j on unoc.
,r,;,1 s,oro roor, nov, lo,r and J., "A
,har. .L;,Irn,}v .lol .ha v,n't.l,.l,
The cas-. va. ,,laccI IN the hand. ~
NJ, r,r,oIl, ,,l vith;, t..ntv fan,
honrs of,ar +ho roLlerv he arrested
, susn;cions character who WAS on
H.. no;,t ~ )sov;,o,he c;tv and who
c,v. ii. ,o,o,s Hroh Smith Tn.
l,,tor L.d t,rn,. Which ,hs oa;c.r
.,.o too,, ,o.sny,,,on ., ava ,r,t,)jv
,o,os,,.,l within !. n,s lou,J inst
h,lf tham,ncv stolen roo, IL, bank
,}irv five thoosanl 1o)I,rs
Un ,,ov c,,,o;,,cl :, ;,;l 70 oxa;t
, ro,,,,,,r tr;,I ,n1 f,, ..,.or,l r,o,,1, .
ho J,o,o,rr l,r;o1 b;v ,o,;,t ,n1 Of
,ou,ya rofusod ton,ms Ii ,cco,on,ice
N, ,,J .r,
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Seleffed poehyy
Love Ever.

She sanc-her full voice thrilled the dark
some room
With the impas,ioncd feeling of hc
song;
The words went forth upon the evening
gloom,
Floating the air long
'I.ovc not she sang. love not ~
Her dark eyes looked the burden of hcl
Heart,
The silkcn asllcs cleaned with dcwS
tears;
From her lics dream she could not bcal
t"part
I'm her vrull . golden years.
But still she sang, Love not
Fair girl, Thy song WAS hut an idle lny.
\ sad Az, doiciui diily Of false feeling
In thy young heart !c, il M longer Stay,
Its trucr imrulsc stealing
Loyc ever maiden, ever
Love is the golden thread TIM, links til,
With blessings from the cradle to th,
pail;
Better to love, though it may bring the,
tears,
Than never love at all
l.cyr ever, maiden ever
Love comets with tlc rain drops and dew
And in the Sunlight |milclh from ih'
Though car'hly loves are lost, or prov,
untrlIn'
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|
Mr.. Llnton's house; and on the fol
lowing morning, bill poster went to
work on a fence, also within view o'
the house, pasting up numerous littl,
bills containing merely the announce
lncnt that new j,welry store woult
be opened in few weeks in distant
part of the city. Mr.. Linton passec
him several times but did not look al
him. Why should he9
Finally the bill poster saw Edwert
Linton come out into the street with :
valise in his hand and walk away
1t happened that he at that moment
finished his task. and he took up hi
brush and pail of paste and walked
away after Edward.
The latter went to the railroad de
pot half mile from th e house and 80
did the bill poster, who, howeve,
stopped in an empty building on bis
way and left his paste and brush.
Edward got in a car and was des.
tined for ths little city Of T.
twenty miles distant, The biil.ros.
ter entered the same car, took a seat
by himself at the rear end, and took
off bis coat aud q tail white hat be
had been wearing and made a bundle
Of them which he carefully tied up in
a newspaper. Then he took a caF
from his pocket and put it on. liz
also took thin, black coat from an,
other pocket and put it on; and as he
already lad clean white shirt on
that Lad been concealed by the bill
posters coat, be looked like q respect
able person OF the ordinary walks Of
life.
y very thick but short beard GOV.
ereo his lac' almost from the eyc'
down; and altogether he was a yer!
"nIn'erestlns picture
"neh the Tram stopped at i
Edward Linton got out OF the car
anu walked with an easy air TO a
street III winch were rows OF the
BEST residences IN the city lie stop
pea at one OF them opened the dooI
with a latch key and went IN with th'
careless manner OF one entering III
own nome ana as nc cioseo the 900
behind h'm the respectable person
recently doing duty as o'lI-poSter
went u! o'""c'"S "' we "oo' Pi"''
"n'ch Ools ne name "' Linton
io ""'Ne" w ~ ','' WI n0' ',''
''oo' '"'.'A!"o '0' a. n0"'' 'N'n n.
went o'oN 'o"o'o 'n0 "elo'' "E' az
's' Il '"'''s ",e" ''4 "''''S a. '''''
",l,,,,,';, "la .a,.,,,;.,
81, :. ao,r.onJ dnr;nn ,ho r;I,
h,c,, - ~ no l,olsl ,erv % In,
F,,]v on tha foIIowino mornino
,f. pa,.no]I. v.,s - yborf of ~,
o;,, of u r,ov which a,oo,oo,
was TO den,r, for a certain mort. aDc
he there arrested a vouor man whom,
he saw eoipr aboard and who an.
.,or.J +ho doscr;n,;o, tho h,ro,a,
hs3 c;vo, Of tbo snnnoasd Edward
1;otnn excen, th,t j.. hair was 1ve1
noc,, ,na his nnnor lin c,ean,v sb..
rsr
W., ,.,
s s.r-r11..,;. -
,T ,, n,,, ,,. ~; a.,
Wv ~. ~,
pl'@o ''''. ,'N q '''' '>>
t'"o" -'D''s"'
W ny '''' ) NY -N"" i"'''"' s"'''
Vie oo'h'"'
And 1t was Edward Linton, the son
Of the bank president and cous,
in Of that other Edwin lntOn who
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toned in connection with the robbery
there may be thousands who will neV.
er hear OF his vindication, and he will
80 through life with a certain stigma
attached to his name. Now, let us
guard against such a possible injus.
tice.'
"What 10 you PROPOSE"
"Tlis: We will all 90 to the prison,
and before he sees my son, let Linn
give ar accurate description Of the
man who, he said, called himself Ed
warl Linton and assisted him to rot
the bank. lie will undoubtedly fail
to describe him, and Isurpose Edward
can be at once releAscd''
The detective assented, and the
three went to the prison, being join
Cd on their way by the magistrate
VIII. had issued the warrant.
Smith was again placed in the rrl.
'''e room, VIII" Mr. H'n'o'' 'ne mag,
istrAte and detective, while Edward
o's' IN '"' once WIZ" s9'e'"'
n 'so'' '''''' ''''
No"' Sa'' Mr' Aeyno'0s It
o'h!I"' yo" SUN ''''F"' 'n"' "'' ''''
'oh 80" H""''' was your "''''"'
P''ce.
g w.
are 20" sure ol H.
J. 'S'
" mere o'o you loFm AS "Vl"''"'
''"V'
Ia l. Nn"'h'uo " c.'y nun
"'eu '''''S ''''"h'''
no." 40 you N"o" IL Was ho"''"
Linton
-. .0',' ''4V % '0"S '''o'e We "'"'
INTO 'his business lie a'oe' 'H' y!
giving ''e u oeS'''E'''' u '"e van"
i'eA'.' '1.' ,. ~ ;Y'.' 'D ' u, ~
'O rI ., y ,
,,I.},
~ - -, ''tS ' ,,,
,n 10
-, ,tl; ,,,,. ,,r
' n s,
'"h ,'"'
-,
~" ~ '''7' 'N'~ '''''''
~" ''' - '''
w.,
.,L,,. t,,. 49,, o.l,
1'
Wv ,;v, , 80,
.%',',,
~.
-, -''' y Co. >, =, >.
7' ,,,
.n,,,. , ,,,,u l,,,h. ,o,,r.l ,o,s.
t,o,,
W., - cor,o !, of Al, t,;,y
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"l don't understand you," said Mr.

Linton.
"Well, you must see me released
some way or other. One good way
would be to let me out on bail, so thai
| might run away and forfeit it. Yor
could pay it you know
"Nonsensel Why should 60 youl
bail? You are certain Of conviction
and if you do not make full confess
sion your sentence will be heavy
Tell all you know and it will be light
1t would look queer to see me, an in
'jured party, exerting myself to free
You and cheat justice. You must be
crazy"
But YOU havn't heard all l have
to say yet"
NO argument could move me tc
interfere with the course ofjustice,
ooh yes; l have one that will"
ANA pray "n'' Is IT.: :,
why " y'" "o' ara 1''' ! II 'e''
"Ho my "ccomn''co was,
"e'i 'n"' is j"s0 "n"' We al want
!Eo" 10 o''
An. Well IL was your son Eo'
""f"' Nno" Nun Well 'oC &c
7"'''''e" VIVA h''n III J. "''
oo!, -N'' ''''o''' eli
ar A'h'0" t"'nea s'Ia"''y pare al
''@' 'hen req "''n 'no'9''''''' ana
r'"'Hb from me cn"'' ne '''" occupied
nc ''"' 'e" 'o' INC "'''' ''J '"H'
on "'e lnso'en'' II nave no
more 10 say 10 yoo'
cry "e'l' fe'oF'e" '"e oE'a'"
cooI'y' III 90 I" the pen'te"'lAry
II have respectable company. Ne'
''n | a D'o leI'o"'
''' h'n''h N'o0Nea ~ 'ne uoo'
ana when II was opened he joined Mr'
'',' m., "u'', " '''' w. ,,., =,
"' w. w. ''''.'"' -, ' " '
"',"' ,'''''''' ,''' '''' "'' ''S "
"''',''' ~ ','N ~, ~ " '' -,'
va ','''' ''' ''' =" ~ - '''
- '''''''' '''''' = '''' - ''' " ~ ." v
~. ''"' 49, ~ - o. 'O' '" '''' 'N''' '''
Wv W., 1., -,
WV
'''' -i'' '''' "''"' "'''. ''''U ''''' "
''"5 P'''"'' ''''''''' "''" '"0 t'''
'''''
-Noo'' "N' y C'oeA' '""' "''o' ,'o"'
''.', "'''' ''','' e. '"' '',''''''e
u '''' o'''" '''s''e"'' Diee''"5 "''n '
We a''''
- So'' a0', ~ nc ''"'.
Lee 'eP''eo N'' l''"'o"' e""e''"''
~
! " '''' ''"' - ''s ~ I'll q" "'''D@"''
'Cer'Mnly' Step r'5ht H.
de led the way through the bail
INTO u slt''nsroon' ana was Closely
followed bE the detective They
'o""" one person III 'Ae 'oo''' ~ '''",
q N'''"<0'No '''0 ''S"''"'''o 0'esss''
o""8 ma" u twenty N'e,""0
'o""a'' g''''9 !" o0S".o''e0 q IL
0''l' 'o0",'S o'o' ~" s'e'''''a P'Po' :
hn""''' saw ,n'' '''''''"' '"'' ID
~ n'' '''! ''''"'' ', "c "e''.'"v '0'00'
MS 's nly Ho"' ."' A-e, 'o''s'
inc ''''t Is NF' Linton s'iu we
'e'e''''c' ''e 9'"S ~ 'Ne s'0' u '"e
young "''"' N''' '''"0 - '""s
~" 1n c"S'o'S' ''''' e'i''o'e'''
s.1,,,., ,,a1. a,l,u1,n - ,hnt
h ~ , .h,1 .,
nv, .,.,.I.,l -" -.
~ ,;,.',.1i SI aa;I
..r.;lovtI,. .o,na n,;.t,r,o hut I'll
,.,. ,:.L .,1 ~ !,
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Wh"na Young rtan wAo rarts hrs
hair in the middle goes down on an
orange re'l nobody seems to cars
whether he gets up again ar not
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EieIcOn's Band.

Our worldly Town Dads
lsh a ralus Ot set,
In Who'Sh massive heats
More viS'lom giant get;
Ind who in all ding.
Der rite way will tin;,
Dot ISL, when lry each
HafC IN AK vor 10 grint.
CHoNus-
o. V" rclony to Gidcon's pand.
I'nd hafc dis town al our command:
We promised shurc der inns should fr
Put We lett some s,tick; Ish dot lie?
Veil lasht week. ash you know,
Der ahhointmcnts vas mate,
Nit der usual allowance
Ofpargain und dratc;
Ind der Bubicans all
Vas of course scd at!ont.
Willie all der olt sinners
Vas @cpt in der poat.
Chorus
Put in der fourth ward.
(tnd dots where III nr9mps)
Nod Il man gould pc fount
Dot vas til 10 lite iampE
Nor vrom der tirsht ward
Dry sent Town DalGy's son,
Who NOW nightly shows dem
How der work should pc done.
CHoNus-
DO 'lev s'wcar' vel lccllc,
Fnr IDS Il hurtv pig ,iina,
Eor onr Town Dads ut en-
Snrch an insult to ii,ne;
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-10

Some genius, to US unIoc"n, Aa'
pcrp"trae,! the following
"Courting is an Irregular, active.
trausitivs verb, Indicative mood,
present tense, third rerson, singular
number, and agrees with all th- ssr@:
in ..,xn, don't it,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-10

There is orc advantage IN being
DID, ana that is, Ysu can "loaf around
tile house wit&ost being charged with
lazincss. We look forward to grest
deal "f e~'oy@N,t after we have
reached eighty.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-10

Cast iron--Spent cannon balls.
The cause O. woman sutfroge-The
scarcity Of husbands.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-10
7 Mr.. GEO. 5. FOC X X

Westminster, Nd Oficc-ncxt door tc
Carroll Hall, where those seeking ol r&
tons upon the :r"th are invited to call
Or. Tnuke will visit Mcchanics'own on
th~ I'D Wc,lnrsGay Of each month
remaining over Thursday if requested
Ne will also visit Emmit slurs on the 4tl
"Wednesday Of each n!onth AN r",iar
ever Thursday and Friday ii required.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-10
CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND L. ROAD.
M I'll Ts.sy. ,t.ia.Ss. xsn.s.ir

- .sf5:sE z,t:. .i.5 lss.sss
TX ard after sunday, March 2S, 1880
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol
LEAVE MECNANifsTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster \! aa0 A.
NJ, and 3:01 p NJ.
For Hascr,town and WillinmsB2,; ,t,Q
A NJ and 1:3O p VI
ARRIVE .lECHANICSTOW&
vaea Baltimore and Westminster Al Il
10 A N and 7:30 p NJ
From Williamsport and HaaelsaowA al
$50 IN, and 3:0' IN
Em,nitshurs Road: cave hNMitsharg
at G;25 and $50 Il m, and 2tj p n, and ar
rive at Rocky Ridge at G;55 anps s0;23 u
n, and 3l5 p III. Trans north will leave
AAeky Ridge at 7;95 and 10;!1 o IN, and
f;i3 y pa. And arrive at EmmitsbuIX 4t l;;J5
and ll;2b nl. and $40 p IN.
Trains for Frederick Will leave. ,Ias .a;1n
At 1;40 and I9.3e = IN, and 1;22, 5.;Ss Tge
. r. m.
J. NJ. HUOD,
Gen'l Nansg~r.
Ell G3TSWOLD,
90" T,.,. '.ot.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-10

It was Darling tiweorse" when
the bridal couple left Omaha 1t was
'Dcar George" Ut Chicago; at Detroit
it was GEORGE and when they reach
e1 Niagara Falls it was, Gay, you"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-10

a co'amerc;a, asent-Money.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-10

TX ard after sunday, March 2S, 1880.
~ Passenger TraiHs will run as fol-
lows