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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
Every well, sir"
We took the note, written on leaf
torn from pocket memorandum, and
read as follows:

august !, Iooo.
Dear Sir-We will give you and your
party thirty-hve minutes To pack your buds
and git out OF this town. Yours To death.
THE BOYS OF SuCBUDA.
"Do you mean to tell me that an
American law abiding citizen, on the
way to attend to his business, cannot stay
in this town to take the first train of cars
going South :"
NJ. B. Dive know you, and you
can't stay; you must go to the next
station"
"Who gives this order :"
NJ. B. D-"The boys Of Shubuda.
Your time is passing. You better get
right along, or you'll catch h-ll."
"You don't mean that they will lay
rough hands on me, a peaceable citizen;
your citizens would not approve any such
conduct toward peaceful, law abiding
citizen; besides, see what a reflection 1t
would cast upon your town.
NJ. B. d. going off )-"You better get
out of here while you have a chance.
We started directed for the group OF
bull-dozers, making inquiry of persons
we met where the Marshars house was ;
had it pointed out to US, but was told he
was no. at home. Noticing a man sit
ting under a store shed near the railroad
track, we went up and asked him if there
was any protection there for civil citizen
from an insulting and meddlesome mob.
He remarked, Il guess there is Then
turning to the group of bull-dozers, five
of whom were gentlemanly, well dressed
and sober, said: 81 guess he wont do any
harm boys; better let him alone.
BY this time there had gathered fifteen
or twenty black men, and two middle
aged white men. The NJ. B. ID. said /:
"You don't know what you say, nor who
he is; we heard him yesterday" Then
turning to US he said: "You're a white
man with black heart; come down
here to divide the democratic party, and
we don't want and won't have no such
ID men in this county.
The party who had served the note OF
warning to leave on US followed up with
Hes one of the trump cards OF the
Greenback party, and'yesterday he gave
the Democrats h-ll; d-n him, we car
fix him; we run things here
The result was that Mr.. Randall wa'
escorted by the Democratic leaders to TIT
railroad station and put upon the train
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
BUSINESS RECORD OF THE PAR
TIES

Senator W. III. Sears, in speech at
San Francisco, put together in a fitting
form the financial record of the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties. as fol-
lows -
During the administration OF Gen. Jack
son there was stolen on every $1,000 pass
ing through their hands, Sl0.37; in Folks
1884; in Pierce's, S5,l6; in Buchanan
a.. This was the last Of the Democrat
administrations, and thank God, then
comes In Lincoln's administration, during
which but Sl4l was stolen on $1,000;
Grants first administration, when but 40
cents were stolen, then Grants second,
reducing the steals to 22 cents; then
Hayes's when but 20 cents on $1,000 were
stolen. Here Is glorious showingi now
YOU see which party harbors the thieves.
During Grants and Hayes's administra-
ton the national debt was reduced one
half. The tax on whisky and tobacco
alone pays the interest on the national debt,
which will acknowledge my Democratic
friends pay most for. Now, my friends,
have given you these few historic facts
for you to carry b ONE with you to use
among your friends.-Essec County Aerca-
". fr,t-. t1l. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Mr.. Wilbur slandered the soldiers of
Maine when he said you could scarcely
find one voting the Republican ticket un-
less he, or some family connection held
governmental Office. There are Republic
can soldiers by the thousands who still
vote as they fought, from pure patriotic
motives. -s.,... ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
TRUE REPUBLICANS
BETHEL, Aug. "a, 1880.

BETHEL, Aug. a, IooV'
An item in the True Republican makes
Bethel say, 'The leaders are trying to
drive and bulldoze us. Speak out plain.
Send me few numbers II you can, also
thirty more Of the others for money enclos-
ed" Let no one be deceived oy this Item.
Not Republican in Bethel or true temper
ance man has any idea ofvoting for Osgood
This item Is q trick Of the old Rebel ele-
ment behind q masked battery, intended to
mislead. But the skin OF the Lion Is too
abort to cover the ears Of the Ass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

The Democratic Naehias Union
suggests that Swan and Hartman en-
plOy their S2,oo5.0O as a campaign fund
10 beat Blaine with. Hartman has no
thousand dollars to spare from his private
purse for such purpose, and Swan does
not dare To use che town funds again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Hon. Thomas Fitch Of Nevada who
IS announced to speak in Oxford County
the coming week, is reported to be one OF
the most eloquent men on the stump this
year. Notices Of his meetings appear IN
another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

We would like to engrave
a prophecy on stone to be read
of generations in the future.
The negro in these States will
be slave again or cease to be.
His sole refuge from extinction
will be in slavery to the white
man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

anu NOuCucIS, WCIC AoiAO"ahS
Eben +. Pillsbury Il Co. S3,IU
A. J. Cameron Il Co. 2,OOU
B. F. Lancaster 2,25O
4. p. Gould 1OO
Councilman extra grab 100
X. w. Black 81
G. W. French IOO
J. Benson, Jr. 80
NJ. NJ. Folsom 81
NJ. +. Haskell 65
Benz. Bunker mot including
the S35 postage stamp
grab o.
c. H. Osgood -
For ''teams" and "incidentals' I29
personal expenses IOO
"three special police" mot
allowed BY law 100
Money illegally used $3.50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31


HON. f W. WOODBURY..
OF BErHKL-
WILL SPEAK AT
p.,hel saturday evening. sept ~,
AT $50 p. n
HON. NELSON DlNGLEl, JR., and
HON. A. II. WALKER,
WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS;
hartford Csntre, Wednesday evening. sept l..
SwetI's NILS. Milton, -. g., a
Rs,nforl Corner. Thursday evening. sept =
I1.t.,s Mill. Friday afternoon, sept. J.
- Psris- NJ IL, Friday evening. sept. =
Arrrnoou meetings At So evening meet
ings az 80 o'clock.
HON HENRY K. PEASE, Of Miss,
HON JOHN p. SWASEY, of Canton,
WILL sPElK A. FOLLOWS:
o,,,ra Village. Monday evening. Aug 50
Tuesday afternoon, Aug 81.
south Paris tuesday evening. Aug il
NJ sumner Wednesday afternoon, sept l.
Peru Meeting House, -,
thursday afternoon, sept =
rtxo1d Thursday evening. sept. 2
49, Friday afternoon. sept j.
RSnford Point. saturday afternoon. sept =
Afternoon meetings AZ l 80; evening meet
ings a. ~ O'Clock
HON. +. FOSTER, JR., Of Bethel,
WILL SPEAK A. FOLLOWS:
S,r,h Lowell. Thursday evening. Aug. %.
Sonth waterford. Friday evening. Aug q.
south Paris. saturday evening" Aug =
Meetings will begin a. ~ O'Clock
Hox. JAMES G. BLAINE, Of Augusta,
Hox. VIM. z. FRYE, of Lewiston,
WILL SPEAK AT
Es,hs, Wednesday, sept :
Hon. THOMAS FITCH, of Nevada,
GEO. ID. BISBEE, Eso., OF Buckfeld,
WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS;
v.,.r y.li.. Monday evening. Aug 30.
RI, TUESDAY afternoon. Aug 81.
RroSaneld. Tuesday evening. Aug ii.
Afternoon Meetings at 81 O'Clock; Evening
Meetings At ~ o'clock.
Hos. DANIEL +. DAVIS,
Governor Of Maine,
WILL SPEAK AT
PSri,Hm. Monday evening. Aug "A.
AT 80 P.A
Hon. DANIEL +. DAVIS.
Governor of Maine,
Hon. ENOCH FOSTER. JR-. Of Bethel,
WILL SPEAK AT
Bryant's Pond, Tuesday afternoon. Aug 81.
Arl:S N.
Hon. DANIEL +. DAVIS,
Governor of Maine,
Hon. THOMAS FITCH, of Nevada,
GEO. ID. BISBEE, ESQ, Of Buckneld'
WILL sPEAK AT
Fryeburg. Wednesday afternoon. Sept ].
AT ! ~ p. NJ
Hon. THOMAS FITCH, Of Nevada,
AND
Hos. ENoCH FOSTER, JR., OF Bethel,
WILL SPEAK A. FOLLOWS:
Lowell Centre. Thursday evening. sept. 2.
North Waterford Friday afternoon. sept J.
Norway, Saturday evening. sept 4
Afternoon meetings az I 70: evening meetings
at - o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

DEMOCRATIC EcoNoMY.-Speaking of
the public debt the following table shows
the rapid rate at which it was made to
increase during the last years of Demo-
cvaf;c administration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
S9,l3O STOLEN.

Among other illegal expenditures Of
money by Garcelon and his Council, with
out even the rendering of legal sccounts
md ronchers were the following sums !:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
HON. NELSON DINGLEl, JR., and
HON. A. ". WALkER,

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS;
u.rtt,r,l Centre, Wednesday evening. sept I.
Swett's Mills. Milton,
Thursday afternoon, sept :.
,..,s,r,t Corner. Thursday evening. sept :.
Iocke's Mills, friuAy Alesluuo"' - .
NJ. Paris. NJ IL, fridaS evening" sop J.
,,.r,,on meetings At l 81; evening meet
inss az 81 o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
Republican Meetings.

GEORGE ID. BISBEE, ESQ, of Buckheld,
WILL SPEAK AT
p.,hel Saturday evening. Aug. D,
AT 1850 p. N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
NON F. FOSTER, yR., and

HON. F.. FOSTER, JR-, and
HON. f W. WOODBURY..
OF BErHEL-
WILL SPEAK AT
p.,nsl Saturday evening. sept n,
AT $50 p. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Col. Ingersoll says the Democratic
nominees are not good enough to get any
Republican votes, nor bad enough to ex-
cite great enthusiasm in the Democratic
party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Hon THOMAS FITCH, of Nevada,
GEO. ID. BISBEE, ESQ, OF Buckheld,
WILL sPEAK As FOLLOWS;
v.,.r yxli.. Monday evening. Aug 80.
Uj-sm Tuesday afternoon. Aug 81.
RroWpr@ld Tuesday evening. Aug ii.
Arsrnoou Meetings At ! 81 o'clock. Evening
Meetings At ~ o'clock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

HON. +. FOSTER, JR., Of Bethel,
WILL sPEAK As FOLLOWS:
So-th Lowell. Thursday evening. Aug -.
South waterford Friday evening. Aug q.
South Paris. saturday evening, Aug =
Meetings will begin a. : ~ O'Clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Hox. JAMES G. BLAINE, Of Augusta,
AND
Hox. WM. Z. FRYE, Of Lewiston,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Hon. DANIEL +. DAVIS,
Governor Of Maine,
AND
Hon ENOCH FOSTER. JR.. OF Bethel,
WILL SPEAK AT
Bryaut's Pond, Tuesday afternoon, Aug 81
Arl:N Pm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Hon. DANIEL +. DAVIS,
Governor Of Maine,
WILL SPEAK AT
Paris Hill. Monday evening" Aug ~
AT 80 Pm
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giifficn.
Apartments 70 let.

'I.et apartments mamma YOU arc
! ioking "
i am not indeed. | am sad, sobe,
and in earnest.
'Hut TO let apartments, 1t is so de-
grading
My dear, we must live, and il
Gems to Inc that this is the best way
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Two Pictures,
q nSWe

l. Miss Blanche Murray is very
proper young lady. Last week she
caught her little brother smoking.
You terrible thing she Missed.
II am going to tell father on you.
"This is only corn silk, murmured
the boy patiently.
II don't care what it is, I am going
to tell on you and see that you don't
get into that horrid, degrading habit.
l would not have anything to do with
smokers"
II. 1t is evening. Miss Murray is
sitting on the front step with Alger-
non. 1t is IN ,on'isht, and the redol-
ent spirits Of the honsy.suckle and
syringa are waiting bliss to their al
ready intoxicated souls.
"Wouli little bjrl object to me
smoking a ciyarette??'
Not At all, = replied Miss Murray,
II like cigarettes, they are so fragrant
and romantic. l think they are just
too delicious for anything.
"Then I'll light one.
"Do, and blow some Of the smoke
in my face, it is soothing and dreami-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-01-29
The Four Anchors.

The night is dark, but God, my God
Is here and in cummlnd
And sure am |, when morning breaks,
shah I've at the land.
And since know the darkness is
TO him - sunnicSt day,
FL cast the anchor patience out,
And Wish-but wait for day.
Fierce drives the storm, GUt winds an
waves
Within Ills hand are held
Ard trusting in omnipotcncc
NV fears are swccliy Gnclcd.
II wrcckcd, I'm in his faithful grasp
~ trust him though he stay;
So lrtll;~ 90 the anchor Faith,
IN Wish--hut wait for day,
Still seem the moments drcary, long,
wait Upon the Lord;
| muse on ms eternal years,
And feast upon his word.
His PROMISES - ricii and great,
Ar" my support and stay,
I'll drop the anchor Hope ahead,
And wsh--hu, wait lor day.
Oh W .-,}9m infinite, Q light
iul loyc Supreme Divine;
How can feel oMr lu,tr'ing doubt
In hands so dear rs thine;
I'll lean. ON tl,c, my Best Beloved,
My heart on thy hear, lay,
Al Il casting ont the anchor Love,
II wjsi-but wait tot day.
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lie sknlked into saloon, leaned
over the bar, and whispered: "Here's
my last ten cents. if you were me
would you pay it ont for whiskey, or
buy some candy for the children. I'D
buy candy" replied the bar. keep
er. The man put up the money, made
tor the door, but halted as happy
idea struck him, and returned and
said; II guess Ill pay for the whis-
Ky, and GET trusted for the candy"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-01-29

@ ~ z .!; -. -, IL 49,. -,
HN and after Sunday, oct. ID, 1875
\ Passenger Trains viii run as fol
lows
LEAVE MECuANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at $50 \.
NJ, and 800 p. NJ,
For Hag"rstown and Wiiiamsport H.. 0
A VI and 1870 = NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at ii
10 \ Il ana 13O Z W
From WiIiansport and llagcrstown at
Csc IN, and 1901 p III
diminishing Road Leave Emmitshurg
at G;25 and 9;5J m, and 241 p IN, and NJ
rive at Rocky Ridge at 600 and 1890 a
m, and 3;l5 M, Traln north will leave
Rocky Ridge at 1;25 and 1872 a m, and
,-,l2 p m, and amiv" at Emmitsburg at 800
and l;S0 q N, and 40 p m.
Trains for Frederick will leave junction
al 40 n, and 100 p IN.
J. NJ HOOD,
Gcnl Manager.
Is. II. G2ISWOLD,
Gent Ticket Agent.
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.sEi.EsA sS'STOWN y.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

District No. 1j--Frcak White, Mrchan
;c,,nvn. & l., tiror, Gmcrham; Nm. :
Mcpherson, Catortin Furnace.
b"rye&s-A. Slick,
Gam, uisSjonew WARNER 7. Grimes, W
I. Arnaros,, Wynn. six, Vim, Lldia.
t1trk-E. l.. Hohliz.
Clr C0Nrr!1r-Ioscph SiA.
Post,ttistrr--Jphn Root.
llustt1lrs Caleb Pcddico,d and JOSEPH
Six
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How do you do, Miss Chantry?'

causes the book to slip from her lap.
She replaces it before she extends
her hand, or 9ayc, in steady voice:
How do you do, Mr.. Beauchamp?
"You are not looking we'll. | hope
you have not been ill?''
oh no; am quite well, thank you,
returns Ada, hurriedly.
Mrs Cnantry is well, Hannah
SAYS.
Yes, she is very well, thank you.
4 have been to your house, and
Hannah to!d me where you were, so l
came to find you
Yes.
lie glances away from her out at
the g'lttering, gently heaving sea.
1 sought you to-day with purpose.
Bat before | tell you the purpose,
want to tell you something Of my
marriage with Lille
Adas face expresses her wonder
ment, but she offers no objection to
his confidence.
NY father ruined himself in specu
latIons, and |, to earn my own living,
became tutor to Lilies brother. There
were but those two, Lille and Harold
They were both delicate-consump-
tive, it was feared. After awhile
Lille desired to take lessons in Ger
man from me. She was an apt and
ready pupil, and | took pleasure in
teaching her, till accidentally | be,
came aware that-that she--that her
feelings toward me were Of warmer
nature than | had any wish they
should be.
OF course, y Len I made this dis
covery there was but one thing for
me to DO, | left my situation. made
'""''9'' W S'''''y i'y waits y d! ,'''e
writing for the magazines. About
six months after my leaving | had a
letter from MIR. Lester, asking me to
come 70 '''e''l A. once
! went " heh So' 70 Deecnnu's 81
l 'o"hd "A mouse OF moufhlnS' mar
o'o Was oea'' ana Lime 'hey reared
'yIh3' l"eFc was not mUcl' nope LOT
her' out stlLI there was a 1dIn'' rant
'llcNeT ana heF parents win stream
ia5 eyes, 'oI'' nae 'na' upon me mat
nope rested 9he was wasting ana
pH""5 away anu | was 'he Only per
SOU " ~ 'o''' .''' 'e''
''' : "''''''''a ''o''" ~ '''' = ~"
me- "''" '''',S' nave N''''' '"'' s
vac " '1'''"'' 'o' '''' '''''''' o''' ar
ga! N"''e'' san" "t'o" iei A"'e' "'''
'''"''' ~ ''''''.'.'
o"' mas co''le5Se' 10 Us 'n"' sue
yves o"' sue '''e'' "'''' S''' ,''' o"'''
700, ''''' S'', '0'' n'' "''' "''' wa, It
Is 'n.' ""o" 'e"or 'N'' n'S 'e'9'' "9'
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'0'I0
''''. MIN" W.T. ~ w W ''
oo', ! '1'' l'iVe wen enough
A'' '''oNe' '''N " '"'"p ~ Ne'
'"' o'''' "''' 'e>l '0",''' '',''' '"''s :,
4,0' yo"' ''''' h'' "e''' ~" y
'eel o','o' 'o''lio'' row
'' '''N . 'N' " '' ''''0 '''''"0 ~ :,
Tue l''"''' ana '"o large tears ron
S'o" y W" u '''' '"0eN''
A"' '''"os 10 'eli"' ~ 'l' o"''''
"e''e'' ~ 81 ''9'''S ''e oeu-0'''''eS
''''u ''N 0o''''lS tne P''''"S.
res'"''' l"'''e 'aNe9 '''' pump,
''''' mama o0'" &c" III '"0 " "'''''
ONES
! =" nave 0'e' 81 6''' an" N'"u
" w. 1'' - vt - 80 wa ''"'
! sil""''' "' WITHOUT YOU
Hash, hush'' INTERRUPTED Ada, 4
am not good and kind at all. | only
DO it because it pleq.es me TO-.
Then it is proof that YOU must be
n,.uroIlv ,oal AND L;,l or i wo,,l
..I. ,;. ,' .
''o' i'''",0 va ~ "''' "1''" q WV
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article Of food before removing it from
the table, requesting them to put up.
on iC their own private mark, IN or
der that they may assure themselves
that it will remain in tact, till next
required.
Goods left for them by the trades
people she at once presents for their
inspection, and even goes so far as to
remind them Of the ACCESSIBILITY Of
locking all drawers, desks ana other
such receptacies, before she sweeps
and dusts their rooms
She is exact in the discharge Of her
duties toward them, bat woe betde
them if their needs exceed the a,ipula
tons Of theil agreement. All the at
tentlon that was contracted for, they
receive, but rot one lota more.
Ada highly approves of Hannah s
.l; SL, loo,>o
r. ..;..I,. 49, 49,, Ma .;,t,,.
~ .., H., .e,, -
,'.. ..:.l .h,.,l;. .,,,,h.,s.
and haughtiest Of be-, when they
..,,,, -. a., .,,ir,,.o Or !,
i y
n,.,, 1,.,,,l.,noJ $50; ,,r, -, p,;rybors
,.,,u ,.a c.,, Of , ror wo.l,s ,hsv
,. ua. a.,
cn.l
TL;, ,;,,o ,lo r,l,,r. ara of anita
:, r,.o ~, ,,. o,
49, nn;,l nt>..
. ,rr, n,,,cb,,on !. :,
- ,t,,..,,,,t;,, eb. !,
" 20 ,,1, .o,l
,..:,, Ill.,, a,,s s,o
I. ',1,r n,,n hnu h,,h,ol
a., L.1
- "'''''' '.' .,,,' ;,
"' '', 30 ~"
''''''' ',' .
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-01-29

General >ichenk said to his wife Of
Il British Cabinet officer, " no assured
him that ENG and made America all
that she is. u" "Porlon me, madam,
you romiul me Of an answer of the
Ohio boy in hi, teens, who attending
Sunday school for the first time, was
asked by the teacher'
"Who made you?'
"Made me-
EYES,
"Whv God made me abont so long.
holding his hands about ten inches
apart but | growed the rest.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-01-29

A Milwaukee wife says that before
marriage it WAS MY darling &a,al
Lncy, heaven above knows the depths
Of my love for yon," bnt after mar
riAge she found bottom very quickly.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-01-29

a railroad brakeman, in Texas.
found wallet containing $1,000 and
restored it to the owner. Within
forty minutes after that, the brake
man fell off the cars and was killed.
The moral is plain enough,
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Stumbling into his room he sat
down on the edge of the bed and So
liloquized thus: Feet wet, tight
boots. sore on one hand an a fe.on
on t'other, and no bootjack in z'house.
Sings got to be dif'rent. Ether I
mus get married, else get a bootjsck;
w;shall | do?'
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ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT
ORPHANS Court meets Monday and Tues
day O.. each week.
Ctief JuHn-John T. Lowe.
l.>,.i.tcS-A. w. Nicolcmns, Daniel
Castle of I.
Reqis.erof WIS Jas. p Perry.
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Lookout for another war in about
twenty wears. Two,thrds Of the ba-
bies born last year were boys-s sure
sign.
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DsREC DRY
UF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechanicStown
A WEEKLN NEWSPAPER,

y 20: =
COUNTY OFFICERS:
ChtQf Judgc-IIon. r. |. Bowie.
Accommodations. John A Lyncl and w.
Y Bouic
states An0rmCy-John c. Mottcr.
Clerk IF Circutt Court-Ado'phus Fear
hakc, Jr.
Sheriff.. S. B. lIartsock.
Amuor-Frcd'k. J. Nelson.
County CommISs|oners-Danl smith ct
j., Geo. H. Ambrose, Peter Dndderar,
Thos. A Smith OF 7. Thos, X. Jarboe.-
tHerk 10 Ccmmis&oncys-H. f. Steiner.
Cnllector Of state ard County T"1es.-
Peter w. Shafcr.
Connty Surreyor-Rufus A. Rager.
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remarks.
4 must ask you TO spare me few
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answer:
Yes
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