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The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
The Alteration Made by the Tabulators IL
the Hebron Return. A Clumsy Forgery.

The accompanying cut is a fac simlle
of the name of the Fusion candidate for
A commissioner in Oxford County last
\ fall as it now appears on the return
Y from the town of Hebron. II is evi-
dent that the middle initial of Mr.
~ Walkers name has been changed from
&C to &. The alteration is so clum
Nm silly made that it is obvious to the most
~ casual inspection The question arises
\ y therefore who made the change Was
S the alteration made before the return
~ reached Augusta or was it made subse-
~ quenty And in determining this
point let us look at the return itself
NV In the original return it can be plainly
seen that the line which is added to
the G to form the 6 is in different col
Y ~ ored ink. OF course it is impossible to
y N make this difference apparent in news
! paper printing, but tits plain enough in
the original return. Had the change
~ been made by the clerk or the select
NM\ men would such have been the case
= Certainly not, for the return was sealed
up in open town meeting and of course
y had any alteration been made it would
u have been made in the same ink in
which the return was made. Select
men desks at town meetings are not
\I furnished with several different shades
M oflnk. This one fact alone would be
: conclusive proof that the change was
~ not made by the clerk or anybody else
who had the rluht n nakp Rut
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a'OglstubIc's Sale.

10y virtue of II writ &C Ficrl Facias, Is
ID sued by Adam +. i'irry, Justice OF
the Peace Of the State Of Maryland, in and
for Frederick County, at the suit of Jacob
Bircly and for officers fees, against ia,
goods and clatrlcs, lands and iencments OF
John Shoemaker, and TO ne directed | have
seized and taken in execution. all the right
title, claim, interest and Estate AT Law and
in Equity of said John :, Shoemaker in
and to FIVE ACRES or LAND Situated IN
Wns1sboro' district, Frederick county
Md adjoining the lands of Frederick Birc
ly, Il. o. Clabaugh and others.
And hereby give notice, that on tS'tHr
duy, the 2GM hry IF lime, 1850, at o'cocl
p. m, ON the premises, | will offer for sal'
the said property, SO seized and taken il
execution, by public auction, to the high
est bidder for CASH.
ROBERT BARRICX
June ?.3t Constable,
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YSliiicai Notes And Opinions.
CINCINNATI!
On The Picket Line.

The preliminary skirmishinS pre-
vious to the grand attack is now in
progress at Cincinnati. The letter Of
Mr.. Tilden's withdrawing lis name
from the contest is causing much dis
euason, and while all agree as to the
zaasterly manner in which it is writ
ten, there is much diversity Of opin-
ion as 10 whether it really means a
withdrawal or whether it is not a
shrewd flank movement to capture
the convention. AS matter Of course
the doughty Sacbem Of Tammany takes
to himself tho credit Of tho declina-
ton and struts about with the con-
seriousness Of heap big iniuu." AS
might be surmised, the letter has dis.
concerted the plans Of the leaders to
a great extent as. in the event Of the
name Of Tilden being brought
before the Cincinnati Convention,
he would have had a strong follow
.ng, which could have been transfer
red to some leader Of acknowledged
ability upon its becoming evident that
nlden could not secure the nomina-
tton. Had lIoratio Seymour allowed
his name 10 be used there is little
doubt that he would have received
the nomination. From present APP.
yearaaccs no name so far mentioned
viii ,a!ty anything Ike the half Of
tue tel,e5ates, on the preliminary
tal!rtIpy With TlIden and seymour
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24
PUBLIC SALE.

py virtue Of the power and authority
ID contained in Il mortgage from Mar
garct kneizer to- jacob Knouif, bearing
date April 81, 1879, and recorded among
the mortgage records Of Frederick county,
IN Litnr r. G., No ,, t,los 49,, &c, the
assignee Of sail mortgage,
will sell at the public square in Mechanics
town, on
Saturday, July II, 1850,
at o'clock p. ~.
nll that piece or parcel Of ground sit
llatcd on the cast side of the turnpike,
about II miles from Ncchanicslown, and !
mile from Catoctin Ore Banks, containing
II ACRES OF LAND.
more or less. The improvements consist of
\ DWELLING HOUSE,
part log and part frame and wcitllerboard-
cd, stories high. q good Log Stable, Il
we'll of pure mountain, water. and I large
number of peach, N pie and Damson trees
IN iull bearing.
JOHN +. FRESHMAN,
Terms CHSh. Assignee.
June o4.tS
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eliminated from the canvass the fight
appears to be between Payne, said 70
be Tilden choice, Bayard, Thurman,
Hancock, Hendricks. Jewett and
Field. A dispatch from Cincinnati,
Gays that specnlations are rife as to
who will get Tildens vote, and says
further that it is not believed it will be
delivered entire to any one man. The
highest estimate Of the vote any Of the
candidates will receive is that Of Mr.,
August Belmont who estimates Bay
ards present support at from $50 to
600 votes.
The Maryland Delegation loft Bal
timore on Saturday night, with the ex'
ception of Senator Whyte, who WAS
unable to accompany them, in conse
quencc of a threatened renewal Of an
attack Of erysipelas. The delegation
was noncommittal AZ to the chances Of
any candidate. While stating that
they preferred Mr.. Bayard, they ex.
pressed themselves further that senti.
mcnt and personal preference would
not hamper them at Cincinnati.
CIScISNATTI, June 22.-Convon.
ton WAS called to order at noon, Judge
lIosdley Of Cincinnati chosen temper.
ally chairman. Loul cheers were
given when lie made reference to Til.
den in his addre,s to the convention.
During the call Of STAGES for co ntait.
tee. John Kelly arose to address the
chair, bnt failed to obtain recognition
Coy. Jno. Lee Carol! is chairman Of
the Maryland delegation.
The National Committee has
agreed upon Senator John ". Staven-
son Of Kentucky for permanent chair
man.
4 brilliant reception WAS given in.
honor Ct the Maryland delegation
lac! night by Mr.. John King Jr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

New YORK. juno 2l.-Schuyler
Col.'ax writes from South Bend, lndi.
ana, under date OF June 10Th, to the
Xuald, again solemnly affirming that
he never received any check Of any
amount, nor a dollar in money, from
Cakes Ames at any time or on any &C
count whatever. He is sure that in
the future, at that last day, if not be-
fore, he will be justified. Colfa1 says;
NO one who knows Garfield can ell.
terrain a doubt Of his rectItude.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

SURGICAL OPERATIONS On Tues
day of last week DR.. L. X. Foreman,
assisted by the other doctors of the
town, amputated the entire left breast
of Mrs Rev. John AnIt, Of Lltt.estown.
The lady had been suffering Tor a long
time with cancer in tho member men.
toned, and ampntation became neces-
sary in order to save life She Is said
to be now lmplorins RAPIDLY A0'o,
y:y ltA-.N.
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aforfin Clarion.
ChaS. K. Cassell.. ...Editor.
e. L. Root.
a. - = = =
THURSDAY, JUNE "a, 1880,
The Entries Made.

Except at Cincinnati should be re.
I.eated the prolonged struggle Of CHI
cage. will the Presidential entries in
the coming race all haye been made
by the time the CLARION is placed be-
fore our readers this week. Already
have we James A. Garfield as the Re.
publican and James B. Weaver as the
Glceuback flyer" and with the com.
rletion Of the work at Cincinnati will
the books be closed. Although there
will lie three tickets in the field, the
SIGHT will in no sense or degree be a
triangular one. There will he ho pos
sibllty Of the Greenbacli ticket secur.
ing the electoral vote Of a single state
10 that in so far as the final result is
concerned, Mr.. Weaver need not be
taken into consideration. That Mr..
Weavers candidate may however, and
in all probability will in one way at.
feet the position OF the other two cam
didates, in no mean proportion, may
DO readily believed. The party that
named Weaver is called, "for short,
the Grecnback which Of itself contains
many alherents. These however,
would in all probability attach them
selves to and vote for one or the other
Of tho two leading candidates as their
previous party utilization might die
tate. But the second Chicago conyen.
ton was not simply GreeIbsck con.
vention. Should We endeavor to de-
scribe the party by its title we would
be under the necessity CT stringing
out something like the IIlimit"ble pa.
PEI and Ignorance-Labor Reform
Anti Chinese-Socialistic Party, and
it will be- those voters in the country,
who are enrolled in the various resi-
ments Of the above militia brigade,
who will, partly through honest in.
lention, principally throu Oh fAnaticism
disturb the equilibrium Of the two
great parties. This as We have said
may seriousl y affect the result between
the two other candidates, dependent
entirely upon chance, we believe. In
rase the leaders endeAvor and succeed
in exciting the passions Of the baser
element in our country and can lead
them to ignore THAR past convention
With the two parties and vote as they
really feel, then will their ballots
make sad havoc in Democratic and Re.
publican calculations, for there is be.
7ond doubt, hundreds OF thousands Of
men in the country to-day, who would
prefer, if polite so to do, to fight un.
der a Greenback, Labor. Reform, or
Sociaistic banner, than that Of either
Of the two great political parties.
Whether they viii all rally to Weaver
and Chambers remains to be seen and
but one thing is against its being done
that is, the improbablI!ty OF any great
amount Of persuasion, moral or pecun-
iary, especially pecunsary, being on
draught and, free tap in Mr.. Weayer's
party campaign organization.
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Let the Maryland delegates to Gin
einnati be warned by the dismal fate
of the Maryland delegates to Chicago,
who bolted from the state convention 8
expression Of the party preference to 60
for Grant, not to desert Bayarl. Let
them stick TO him az long as his own
state does, and whatever may be the
action Of the convention, they viii
come home bringing peace with honor.
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General News.

The father of the lost Charley Ros.
is again buoyed up with hope. \ Ia.
dy writes him from Mendom, Mich
to say that she has good reason to be.
lieve his boy is at Northport, Mich.
in charge Of a Professor Schonover,
a teacher Of vocal music.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

/ \FFICE COINrl COMMISSION.
" ERS FOR FREDERICK co.

NrFICE COUNTl COMMISSION.
" ERS FOR FREDERICK co.
JrNE ll,h 1880.
Thc County Commissioners will meet III
tl.eit Office in the t'nErt House ia
.Nop,}1Y tie I2M q Jojy 1850.
at 0o'clnch IL m, and be in session du.in.
the week.
Applications for New School Houses will
h,consdcrcd during this session, and all
persons interested in the same will take
notice .),pt the following schedule has been
agIrrd upon
Hearing applicants for New School
Houses IN Election Districts Nos. and ;,
on Monday the l2th.
Sos. 3 and ~ inclusive. on Tuesday, the
E3'l.
Nos II and IS inclusive, Oh N,dncsda,
the 18th
Nos ii and 20 inclusive, on Thursday,
She 18th.
The residue of the week will I've taken up
in ihc transaction OK genera. business.
fiJ order,
H. L. STEIAEN, Clerk.
iUue !, It
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Chapel services for the Indian chill
dren at their school, on Sunday after
noon last were conducted by Prof. j.
a, Lippiucot, who through the inter-
prefer, gave a simple and instructive
lecture on the nature of PRAYER. By
the courtesy Of Captain Iratt, we were
shown through the dining room dur
Ing the evening meal. The good order
Of the children is theme for ,ston<h-
ment. The evening fare WAS yinple
and substantial and the appet;cs Of
the Indian pupils were fully yindics.
ted by TIE emptiness of plates and
cups wheu the signal for withdrawal
from the room was sounded. There
are few cases Of Scrofu'ouS and tubor.
cn!o,l. lj.eAse. NnIins the sunmsr
these patients Will ba c,rriel back to
their country, and healthy substitutes
brought. This is the desire Of Spotted.
Tail and tho wiser chiefs who were
lately hc.s, as well as the purpose OF
til" management.
Car.sin Pratt states that during the
summer, he -chool will encnmp for a
few weeks in three or forr sections at
some point along Sherman creek, in
Perry County. In the seclusion OF the
Jn,et hills and forests, the boys and
girls viii catch removed health and
spirits from brook. erase, tree, rock
and sky. - iW'Islc Wru}l.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

Gen. Garfield, it is said, VIII not
conisscenl to explain hla connection
with the Credit Mobllior business
Perhaps if he had any new evidence to
offer he would not be quite SO dign'tisd
Bulto. Gazette.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

Willie Republican campaign club
in New York was engaged in Raising
a banner on Wednesday evening, the
wife OF one of the most ayaot mem.
Lers Of the club gave brit. ., ! boy
The happy father has nan: -;
young stranger James A. Ga o.:
Mullalv.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

ANOTHER TIcEEv,-The Chicas,
Gresnback Convention have nomina.
ted Gen. Weaver Of Iowa. for Presi
dent, and Gen. T.. J. Chambers Of lex
as for Vice President.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24
GRAND EXCURSION!
TO
Washington City, DC.
ON Observation-Disclosures
BY CHARITY LODGE. X. OF P.
OF Westminster, Carroll Co., MD.

70 which thr public is invited ~ attend.
Trains will leave Pen, Mar via ". NJ X. r
at 5:20. n IN, Blue Ridge, j:2G; Snblas-
willie, 5:35; Mechnnicstown, 40; Grace.
ham. G:OI; Logs, G!tG Rocky Ridge, g.
10; Double Pipe Creek, 90; Fr"dctick
Ga; MidtIrbnry, 6 80. Train
viii stop at all intermediate stations where
their may be cNcursionists.
Fare forth round trip ~ -.
Several Danl, Of Music will be in at
TENDANCE.
Committee of Arrangements
Juo. Bernstein, &. H. Spnyrrr. John II
Mi,,cn. W. II. Bclc, Jr., john +. shade.
June "a 1t
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

UNQuE,YloNARLE-The Herald Drnoj.,
Mich says of Warmers Snfc Live.
and Kidney Cure: Its oliicacy IN Kid
ney, liver, and urinary disease is so
fully acknowledged that i; is not question
ing. Bonaiidc testimonials from well.
X own citizens in public and private life
are evidences strong to convince the mos,
stubborn Gnuht"r," Ap - I'm,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

NALuAnLE DIscovERy.-Wc are in
formsd that Daniel Shuc, Of Jefferson,
This county, while recently working
on his tract of land near that place
discovered a rich deposit of paint
earth, Of different colors, red, white
brown and yellow, every color being
seperate and distinct. Specimens We're
sent to Philadelphia for examination,
and the substance is said to be worth
from So to $40 per ton, the white be-
ing most valuable. The discovery has
caused considerable interest to be
in that section. - Umoter
citizen
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
II scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Frederick County. letters Tesla.
mcnlaIy upon the estate of
FREDERICK RIDER,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with vouchers eoflcgally authenticated
to the subscriber, ON or before the ist day
ofDcccnbcr next or they may otherwise
bv law, be cXclnlcd from all benefits OF
said estate Those indebted are requested
TO make inmchi,'c payment.
FREDERICK WHITE,
lnnc 3, /. Executor,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

Buy your Spring gomls at Roots, where
yol have the Largest Stock to select from
and tAe p:iccs sraTAnteeito suit tue times
Ee sure 10 call at
April % Il ROOTS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

Late Rose and Peerkiess. seed potatoes. Raj
cd from pure stock and carefully sclcctc.;.
CHAS. T.. CASSELL
Full spring stock of Ladies' D:,sS goods
Cassmercs, Sui,ins, Ready Mad Nio}Anss
Hats &c. at
April % 1T ROOTS.
Homes Wantcd.-Thl"e huhdrc..
300 tons Of Country Bones wanted hy
the undersigned at Cresci,e Mills, '.echaa.
icstOwn.
March, lStf Chas. r.. t.asr.l
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The following appears in the New
Vile, Pa, Sta of last week under the
title Of ~ Carl" :"On June 2, 1880,
| renewed my pledge in the presence
Of witness to abstain from all intoxi-
eating drinks, God helping me, and to
encourage others to do the same. 1t
is my desire that none Of the hotel
keepers or any one else will give me
any Intoxicating liquor to drink, as,
when sober | will prosecute any one
SO doing to the full extent Of the law.
Amen. THOMAS KANE"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-24

INFORMATION WANTED.-The TN.
dersigned desires information Of his
son, aged about eighteen Years, fiys
feet high, red hair, who lett his home
shout two weeks ago. a. that time
he wore a light hat with cord band.
He is supposed to be laboring Under a
temporary alteration Of the mind as
he was seen at Tyrone in a demented
condition. Any person knowing any
thing of his whereabou ts will confer
a great favor upon hi. father, Joan
Darby, Centre Co, Pa, by notifying
him by postal card.
, 1880-06-24
German Republican cumpaign Paper.

:. It Is your duty as 4 l!opnbllcan e Bge % It
the Republican nunllnee for President, One
Of the bcst OF means uf securing this result
Ii by sending thc.na good Republican Ger
man paper. Der. NcW York Ncl,.tl!' sax.'ier ls
months ot the calnpaign 10 any address for
60 cents for eacta German whom you PROPOSE
to enlist In " tho Republican army ut y,t-
ess.n A few tollurs Invested by encll Re-
verts among tho only element invaluable to
tho Republican party will tlo lnore tIlt t,n,l-
liets, music, anl fireworks ca,. accomplish
With tlIs "tllnkinK tiermar-Americnl
voturs," Address Jler Ncau York I2cpub-
ttkotlGr, Npw York City,
, 1880-06-24
sAD.vAY's 1sttADY RELIEF.
DIR. RADWAY'S
SARS ARILLIAN N
RESOLVENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes as Seen and Felt, t,s
they Daily Occur, AZ
ter Using II Few

isnS.or, ,. tnelaGcloy. increase and hartiiness q
:. streIlE,th it,erensos. appotIte improves rel.
~ rasr s8r itsJ @ n2 n1ure sour 1rctationa nr wicr
sleep, awsikcn flesh mid Vigorous. "'''''sufped
a.. nlaap1rhranco Of spots, blotehcs, p,mpIc..
tnu t1 skip looks cleGr nnd healsly; tho itincs
freely from tho bladder through tio urctSra tej,s
wtn"t n"' psi Or seallns; lfttlo or no sediment,
=. Marked. .1l.ninutlon Of quantity an,i frconcn.
~ of Involuntary wenikonng discharges III al.
ore isr,aac; a strensth @ saS{c Il ii iRt'tmhnt tho W.T.
crettn1 glands, and function har,nony ncstorcd
YevM snH m ;he white 0, tho ov. ~,
tho swarthy, s.!ifron nppenrance, Of Tho, ssia
chanFsd Esds e a'ISaF l!rsly an he'tny sSlof
lungs "r Butterflies Wi ronzu nScat Senet' Seee'fn a
exrcctnrntnRf freely the tough phIcRm or 1nlir,Is
fEnn. t the lulHs. n!r eHl!s, hronsht Or win'Npc,
cough: Hunernt ttlcrraac Of strUngti1 thrnugliun
th9 system: stopnage, Of nlHht-swenta and pnHs
na eSs 'eSitnxH q weess ~s nd tc aklss
ehit.s, ae1tsc OF suIocntion, hArd breathing aid
nr9xys1,' "f e'Yh On !yl,g down Or arlsg ii
e oTnlt11, Al ta9sa distressing symptoms
* day W afor Gritty .iay lie BgRfisArAn1LL1AN !,
taken new signs of returning hentth Will appear;
d!scase viii 1ilninlsh nm, all fnrciyn and Inpns,ra
lcpos!ts 1oacH, tllft!trs, cntscGrst hnru ilin,ia
q ana Rcuy: Swa en- aSer s sar.s b
skin diseases, ErAdllnlly disappear.
y: IN caycs where tho ,systvtn has been aall.
ll,nnte hNvo accumulated ald become deposited
ia tho botes, Joints, etc.. causing carries Of tha
bones. rLckcts, splnal ourrneurcs. cuntortons,
SAPAttLLi2N viii resolve away thcao I'd icposIt. psi
ana @ oxaornlinato tho virus of tho dlsoasso froa
o. II those who arp tnksnR theso ,nedicincs Tor
the euro OF Chronic, bcrvfulotis, Or Syphtlltle
, 1880-06-24

ot op,4Gn On Ws ts ds sa T"eS'y T. II 1ao the Appel M
lninistrator of tho estate Of Dnvid 1loran,
at;"lnst tug executors Of William Lii. Tho
oIn.s hs tc4! wss ,a,r. sst Stxnn'y nsssn n tho
s xi S Sts;
siis5s s Iqs;t
@ aa$ s' sls * Royt
R$!atia !ses!e1sa satS I'd aae,i.sf appss! f W. ~
MA !;s y II :ssS; thy ss!p* SsE
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w. s:sss HsIsss at%'i 81. ha%sys w n
S; s% 5 Ill., n Se NV
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a1ss Msts i sS s eox aq e HwanSee e " II
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, 1880-06-24

iva,iston; E1ntna SIndc, Misneapolis,
MINI. The sleprrrs viii then lm innfrrrcd
on tho members Of tito class, md auol, Ut tho
alumni as hnye been decided !llan hy Tho
fnenlty:. This evening nr. Oliver Mar"y,
tho n,,iiual lcvec ut his residence III Chicago
, 1880-06-24

The accouuM Of last years vintage IN Franco,
as they drnp tA With moro aud ll0ru luHubsloua
dotail, aro very bal. In tho claset district no
vintage Ia thtt century ia tpunoll.baruA u havu
yielded 10 ltttloi tn tho Haul aludoo country 70
port shoWs thHt tho yield hna tcGn only utG third
q tho Vintage Of lsib and half Of that ls7s. Tho
OF ls70. and partly to tho fact that tho yoxuri
has oeFkainLy taken hold Of tho elarat Vineyards
Or course the W1uU merchants arc making their
prodt from H..