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, 1880-06-10

PVT the vtuwsi In n better htinipr than nveT. He
ten't know how trio It may be. but it is n,taor;
e.. 81 taat tho Cna!rtnan ~ tho Mnuonnt
1 W I'LL ~ e. ake te n' seq
al!" lt1rsat 'auYhter:1 Thon :o1neNs1y asked
!,%.n.t. Just then tto .raa pulled OUT and an.
o'0'F Stallion "n' 4s ie's wsTensoo, sss'''a;
In hs spere ad Sit nf @ 70
lresk ID suiisnly hid introiuce Den: 6atflcll
tho cruwI. "o NV
At uuTIg1t,
tho last town In Indiana, Gov. Foster introduced
tho uonorai made ID % tho longest speech np to datc
on this trip. 1fa aald:
"LAuIEs AxD 1ENrkExgS: l think you for
ter d 1n , w @49 nt cro.sIx t to t'o
ftutc of Ohio, u1d want tho Governor to take
chscrs1 I r." - '"''''A 'o' "'' 'A'''s - ''''4
Gov. Foster addressed tho gathoriuE % fol-
lows:
LADIES AFD GENTLEMEN: nm Rlaa TO scc
you here It fa our lust ru!ht. bellstG. IN ln,
tltnna. want you u say tn tnc now that ludi-
G11t H wnt fa.y nc nctoa OF yar ue9s rits r. T.,
T1essihnsr. ". MMa you say tna3f lines o1 ioS'I
III. Hi e.. e. TS "an. . ,h. t.<s,,t ,A .n,,,,
o!!say: ai!; '''u'" ""' 'noa ''''''u's' A'a 'p's'
,,' ni .h oau slrmck TUG. ~ W: t. sae s.o"a cnecco "8A
''''0 '4' ''"'" WIS X7 ~ rnor~ror, ta w'. a..
Gov. Foster Ind Just time to say: "Thfs Ia tho
first tpsu we hnTc struck in Ohio. n,fI ~ OhjU-
nns-" when the train moved. ald hs ctose.l by
tntro.luclnE tho i'umtt'ec, who received shsce
ruus1nE cheers.
AT unYAN
Gen. Garfield WIS met by another crowd Of en-
thus}nst!t, Hurkcyes, its oyv Immediately
euught tho faces Ut ,hrce people wluil, he cyt-
tio spasv a dressed ia IL pun e eoes ~ ss' nd
weur(r,T suft BLACK hut, Tho Guucrut Jumped
III tho pl0tfortn. Kissed the tuI(es. unI shook
hands viii tho piuIil- iookitly man n the ItaeE
cis,thos, "Cous,f, .jn,ucsi'' said tho nun in q
Voice full Of joyous emotion. anu then he wts
rlnuInG over, cotnipR Out ut bis cyrs,
as Il wcre, lie could say no mere, All
n1,m,r,,i' sfoutn TIM tr,tt Eantis :TI,nr,. wns
hurrleI sood.by. eiii once once % moru tho treln was VI
0p tts wMy
aWbo was that gentleman baek thore. Geucr-
al?' uskej ,rlle TilbUNE corrrsponGcnt, d few
n,n,nruts nftnrwnrI.
WHY" saii ths 70 Gencrnl, With deep feeling In
was Gaby year and u haif oid Mhefn ny father
nm any, shw.s nm nv snud f"thSra fn.e. NJ
b. M iay III !hora IN lis W co,n: % The ueneral soonoi
| DEEfLn IoouAkp
, 1880-06-10

Al: i ss;;:' !: s:ss':ss :s!s 's co.
were thu Cleveland qtaya faot military or
s fed.hot S S"rdea t"s. sana~ehaa S IL he
&c Sa IL eGa1 mt fi fe p soox tt
in limo OF Mnrch through tho business ant
!sssser.:9y %, tao s,.oTalk. @ II -. ,eseerins
iio.'.o aea daffiea repafci to - sho mfsr par!Sr;
wicro fur fcw '1nornonts BIG received u few
GOV, Foster was intFoiticed IL thcm from ths
nSe s oosssa ssaay Il .o s5 @ to 4ssk 'ha aa;
pretty soon. md. to ~ up tho lime. Judge
md addressed tito cr1,wd ut length. Garfield, ha
salh. had boet lltantna!cd W proyiicnru. and
lin Tho next President. 1he people uf Ohio
. t,wned BIN no longer, for he Getoligcd to tho
SSaf @ In hxnS III coos4y f h Sscr q bce S
saa,e :: hsS!nF $een fSsS;sly, ;, ,, prspossa
raru that il was never lIkGly to happen agal,,.
4 conul@s9,n tue speaker proposed thrso efvers
yorIt rcsIsntssp.
rElItiw-Clr!z.ss: We G hnvo Just returned
h"id ;as Viii + netnorS!s o ii iao sso1y s S'e q
this eointry, Theru were threo canddatca IN
xS W.T. Of % M
g secreta.ry " shertna,, % w dld our H. nes. f9.
bes. for their 11,nn; md ncycr In tho history of
any purity Or my country dlA the friends Ut any
Grs.t's fnvorits stooi by hiin. Their cournge
challenges tho lulmirntlon sf tho world. Senator
GSSk ~! NJ YoFf xs,SsY sSd 1Sx
ito Republican candllute. I accept ;scmtor
Ind Gen. aarea gFHpf i ,Se rcs wa
0h!o r e 9T i stsat , copcently W. aro no!
ieft liz, fAct. tho woods .of Ohio are full oi
them: Nov, ny fsllow.eltt7sns, tho ,nn', thn,
spqR5sla ~ aes psty dos oso not s s"Py Pss oeaa 3
s sec,e as Tho 'es ases'c. ras aS cacso S
!icvel hls nauc could bring, unison, nMd would
brtng this gr1lnd old Republican party into bur.
| next. md tnlnglne they were just right. Mj
| friends. when no this vast outpouring hers
fi 9that Vbio il Sosss,ier i next ~iii slse ae..
GaTleld at Least t a9!1 /: l,,a)orl.y;"s .n.,.,
at sumo length 1he un9overnc1 enthusiasm u
tho people, he sad. demonstrated TINT thoy in.
sortaniy as thoy made Abc Lincoln Prcsilent L
1Ho. Harmony prevailed everywhere, and aga!n
e Fy ,o,x ' qarcd Sa ' Of ffst sssz eayshox fs
County would giys tho ticket ia,ooo majorlfy,
and Ohio would back It up With 4 round tnalo1-
low, and with Gar!leld at tho her peace mud
prosperity would rolgn over tho entire country
to calls which couli nSt be refused,
GEN. oAlaflxLn srErrKD PonWAnD !sHp sA1p:
FELIIow-C1rlzKSs or Mr. NATIVE COUNTY
, 1880-06-10

ts1urso. clanoruI for q speech. The 0suasal
shook Id hoAd, however, aid &hoy wuru Yuntent
to hook ut tInl. Que Ia4y !A tho lobby handed
vi, u bunch OF rUsus, which h0 t0<1k. sAu uoudu1
Ill thankY, much " tho 1stxks oe tAa GtyeT.
, 1880-06-10

Ills men hnvc sfaInpcticd lk1stoNk In scare:
They huyc vanished from sight. Ike tho nfsts Ut
tho MIR:
Packed lp and akctln1dlctl. lcfunct and laid low,
III tho Wntsrltu light they vu had Ut ChltAgo.
@ mourn, Simon. mourn. that Sou lot Donald 20,
AID leave the can,p-nres OF Wfnuebnyo:
His prestige IA lr1,kch. his Ntntd conle ashore:
And. te and you, Blt1on. shutl rato rcyortnoro.
Z. II. Ii.
MIDDLETON unttpiln Co, pa.. lIno4.
, 1880-06-10

tH hEl4tIXH IA tfikCt1, Ills tN5Nk G9flL4 A3NpFES
I'D. ht, and ynu. Htr1pr. shmt( rtifo ttcy1roro,
-. "''@ '0N' G. II. il.
crp r,o,,sruy's cf,ntop.
-. .1e :. -.
Ing GnnVenu1m y -. " oXus. ,,.
Antt ~ 1'grfhet. Y; T.. ~ W s, ~ push
Ann IT, n.Inuiu y ,'H, ~ ~. a."s III ,u..
Ihoy'ye aeoiuea on - ,n.,,. Ias1
rr ~ sn!eiu u !, iro.n s'ts ~ gaF'os
~ GncIm. Mtin Lnesoi.
14FotHh hun'"'ao' sa'a VT e1o'"*
,.t
Hpws HnsmGtu ~ IL il.t .uyn '''1"'
,,A,nn nEtcl5 st"a Ann""a ,,...&,on,
HGH inGe tne NnrtMer.. n.t,.a., hoMIoottS' n3aIlF
HG!l hoo2r Miu protoSt a.!
,nen r.en. - oy y, 'nua, rs,.,s,,,,,ir S,ios
AM ~! instxe tnot.l ~! Iu.nu.Mncr .!s
1h1t 1"'t'ce "o' - etftoe'
H.. ,,.,., MI. ,,.,n,t,r
NHM ny i ~ ~ .ss.. nsssu ~ ~! h.Est1"
" " !ilin Wnon y. iar aw4yh,
tre ~ !.,.i. tiu1I H.. e!eu.E ~, ',,nna} ;,,n,+
~ nsU ~. w. ~, ~ .,d,'1s n"'n, ?, ~, t',f
~ tEat ~. St.., ,.!!tn y! ~ VI witn sJo,;sa
Arn. H. he'sa H. @ ..'1a, ~. =. .,Ist tnv = n''9 n
~ W "aa loa'uo""
T11H DEFEAT or Tnk CAMERON NM
, 1880-06-10
HoMEWARD BOUND.

H0MEWARD bound. |
Gon. Gnrfeld's Journey to Ills
Modest Homo In
Ohio.
Continued Popular Ovations
All Along the
Line.
The People Of Indiana and Ohio Meet
Him in Large Num-
bers,
To Extend to the Nominee
Their Hearty Congrat-
ul;atiolls. .
The Enthusiasm Along the
Route Unbounded and
Sincere.
Brief Speeches Made by Gen.
Garfield, Gov. Foster,
and Others.
Toledo, Sandusky, and Cleveland Ex-
tend impromptu, but None the
Less Hearty, 0vations.
Affecting Meeting Between tho
General and an Aged
Xinslnan.
Ratification Meetings Held Last
Night All Over the
Country.
Preliminary Steps Toward the Or
ganization Of q Garfield Club
in Chicago.
| SONGS OF THE OCCASION.
uuH1lAli! llutItAII! 1tuntsAul
Can'patea-So'.g.
Eurrahl husrah! hurrnhl
| For Liberty mud LnWI
Tho lowering clouds uro lifting from tho plain.
And sunbeams. bright and erand.
Arc lighting up tho land
Wc'se mnrchtng IN to Victory ngain.
| Chorus.
nun up tho banner, boys, TOR Liberty md Laui
For unrAold a&l.l for Arthur, buys,
uurrnh! hurr.th .tlurrnh!
Let tho cat,nun boom, boys, for Liberty and LAW
'We'ro lnurcling on to yictoryt
Hurrah1 hurs.h!' hurrah!.l -
Ilurrnht hurrnhl hurrah!
LIT Liberty uu.l Law
DC ovcrmure our wutchwurd md our cry!
Let rlllon plot aud plan,
With ail hls crufty G!nt,-
Won so"d him up "sa!a ;Aar4n 1!sor Dy" "nd-0Y'
lsun pp the banner; Syys fos Liberty and 1aw1
Let the catiton boons. boys, for Li1srty and Law
Wo'ro marching u1, " yictory!,,
lIurrAhl hurraht! hurrnhl!!
nurrah! hurraai tai harrah1
Fur Liberty ind Law!
Tho Bouthorn llr1gaders have had their day.
Let Seymour ynlnty Sigh
| Let Kenrfley howl htl1 cry
Let old lon Butler dig without delny.
| r
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02

What are you thinking about Mary,
Mr.. Talbot, who was looking for some
time over the top Of his unread news,
paper, at the shadowcl face Of his
wife, smoke out suddenly, and Mrs.
Talbot looked up iua startled way,
flushing as though detected in some
thing she would rather conceal.
VII! YOU give a penny for my
thoughts? she replied, endeayorins
to appear Indifferent as to their ma.
ture.
Yes or dollar if Won will. SO
let me see them. Mr.. Talbot tried to
smile in a pleasant wav; but the mask
did not fairly hide the real face that
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02
WHY We asid7nt,

There wa; case in Justice alley
Detroit recently, in which the lawyer
for the plaintiff had q sudden drop.
1t was matter Of tresrass, and the
defendants only witness was an old
man. lie stated that he rode along;a
certain highway with defendant, hell
the horses while defendant got down
but he saw no act of trespass.
You say you rode down to the Cor
ness With him? querled the lawyer.
Yes.
When he came to Plaintiff farm ho
get out, didn't he?
think it was about there.
And lie entered o field.
don't know.
You don't. Wasn't it broad day.
light?
Yes sir.
Dld you CHrn away your head 50 as
not to see linn?
No sir.
Was your face towards him?
Yes SIT.
And yet you testify that you didn't
see him enter the field?
No | did not see him.
Did you want to?
| did.
Then why didn't you'
Because | am blinti
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02
Selrrhd Noehy
Come To Ne In Dreams.

..,
On; come 10 me on,
=" "hel, '''c !'I"' "'',?s VI =, s'''p'
"'l 'Ay 'os''i ,, ''o a''''
VI. come "''c'' Wv s.', 49,.
II, inc ''''''''H ,, Sc''''o ''s"''
bca'S 20" on VI, eur:
49,, L'N' VI, l''''Nt ', ~ '''c '''@'i'
W hcl, '''e sNs "'i, '',:. :''o H','' ,''
49,, wear ,''o ''' ''rH' ,'',''
men '',' "'" ''' '.'' ''1N,i
A"" INC s''' ''' VIC "o"'
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02
/, COLIIFLJW Err

I CUIIIIT ~ W IIIl
Registration Officer foF llcc; DIST no d
OTIlOJ j. GANER,
Registration Officer ior E!cc; DIS NO. IT,
ClIAS B. SIMPSON,
Registration Onlccr tor Flee, Dlst No H.
WILLIAM r. DORSEY,
Registration Officer for Elec: l,l,t NO. ~
HAMILTON LINDSAY,
Registration Officer for Eec. Dist No 49,.
JNO. F.. d SClIAEFFER,
Registration Offices for Elec. DIST NO. ~.
aug 10 st
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02
TT CLAY ANDERs,
DENTIST. GEaa
d. H. q. RADCLIFFE Am'sae,,: =:

Has located at Mechanicstown, Md, and
viii be found at the residence Of Mr.. John
Miller, west of the post.oilice. He will
visit Lcwistown on the first Tuesday OF
each month, at . T Zmme,man's; Creag-
erstown, on second Tuesday Of each month
at Krise's Hotel; SabillaSVillc, on third
Tuesday of each monthat Stems Hotel. All
operations pertaining to the profession per-
formed in satisfactory manner and at low
prices. Will always be found i'll Oflcc at
Nechanicston on Saturdays. Persons
waited ON at their residence if desired
without regard to distance. ianlOf
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02

Why so: the voice cut rather
sharply.
My wife does Mt care about them
in fact | can't afford to indulge in
superHuities Of this kind. The youns
mans face colorel. His pride was
touched. He felt lumiliated. The
purchase was a fair one, and there
was, in his view, something Of mean.
ness in receding from a bargain. StIl
he must get the vases off his hands
for to keep them would be to retair
a source Of perpetual annoyance.
It's against my rule. How cold
the voice; how impassiye the manner
We might exchange them. l don't
see that we can do any better:
The worst was over with Mr.. Tai
bot. lie grew hard and resoIute
under this changed aspect Of the
shopman.
am sorry, he said speaking firm.
ly, to be obliged to return these vase.
but it is better for you and me- both
, =
q,,~ ,.,,.,.a,, y" ,1','1,s,I ,.;l ~.
,.... 49,. .,.',S'
And SAVING, th;s tbo roon, ,oon
t,r,o1 rrar, tho co,utor A. 10 Ala
60 tho wards mi, !, vorr nronorty
mo, ,n;na and i viii ,ena;o At vonr
r;sr, ,yora tbro,v, ofte, III, anar;,v.
rIo came b,c1, and so;1 IN ;of
vo;oo tb,t ent;ro,v oor,o,,o1 4ho dis
,,,ho,oo 1o fo}t
Ul, uo, 10 ma , f,.au NJ 1or
,.;,no
WHO
c.u ,,o.o ,o-o, u.;,,,, t,ro ,,o.,ti,,
,bo sborto.+ t;n,o - n,l,;oh u,, -
r-, ,.n
II, ,.n,..- I,~ .,,.. a..
,,.,, ~
go >'''>' y 80 '''S ~'N'''''
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02

| And Of the contrast between those
showy vases and QUE plain parlor fur
niture-a contrast will always be un.
pleasing to our eyes and a cause o1
remark by our visitors. Our extray'
sance and lack Of good taste will
most likely, be the burden of our
friends comments.
Maybe you are right, said Mr.. Tai
bot. Go on. What more of your
thoughts?
The pay day must come VIII you
be able to spare twenty-five dollars
in three or four months from this time
any better than you can spare it now?
And viii not this thought be troub.
ling you, and taking from the vases
all beauty in your eyes? The thought
of your being in debt, and Of the hui
initiation that must follow, really
sickens me. Even a debt of twenty
five dollars may rob man of all true
endowment in life.
A long sigh struggled from the
young mans bosom.
yonr tlora),ts aro or,ho r;,ht tono
mary ha rnn1;ol with sober face
What = foo1 7 w,s 70 LOT that smooth
ton,rol clon,o,o onticn mo from
common sonea and CANNON rrnlonoo
shon,J havo l,novn th,t no real on
;or,oo,+ co,Il lio r,r nc !, ,,ora OK.
t,r,,1 lo,,4,, o,;,,ol - ,ho ,,;,o &C
sorf le,nnroh, ,.ion and labt
That wac o,o of ,la lo,,act ovon.
;oo. N, on1 NJ, T,rbo+ h,l o,,ont
togot aor e,r )orn time A shade y
- ,r so,oo o,;, sao,,ol - rost ~,
lo;. .,.;u;., vho, 1l ,o, rontrro
;r,o ,ha r,,,,r oo,,;, ,o ,oo,, ,t tha;r
o,oe,r, yasey hn, nst;oct;va,v avoid
81 tl.o ,n,r4,a,,t
NJ tn,,a,3 .1,on u,,4 ,,ro,1,,
o,,oo - ,l,o ,,;,,o,v g NJ T,,L,t 1il
,..;.;.,.;,, H.. .;.,4 r1;, ,,;,J
|
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02

|
the undersigned Officers of Registration for
the several Election Districts Of Frederick
county, duly appointed by the Governor,
and commissioned and sworn, will sit with
open doors in their respective Districts,
On Monday. Tuesday. NVedncs-
day. TaaE.rs:I:ay aEasi Friday
September GiEs, Tsss. ssh,
9th and lNti,, $3.50.
and will remain in session on each Of said
days from 8 O'clock, a. M, until O'Clock,
.. m tor the purpose of striking from the
list of qualified voters the names of all such
persons as have died, removed or become
disqualified s!ncc the previous registration;
to issue Certificates Of registration and
transfers to all who may he entitled thereto
and require the same; and to register all
who may apply and will satisfy the under
signed that they possess, or will possess
before the day of election next ensuing,
all the requisite qualifications under the
Constitution of the United States and the
| Laws made in pursuance thereof, and of
the Constitution of the State of Maryland
and the Laws Of the sad State The Reg
istration Officers will open at the following
places, to-wit:
FOR Bvdcystolcn District, at Rnckcystown,
~ ,, l ,r,o,,lor ,l,, G,l, ,nl N,
W. -"o,''', ''',' w in,,,,n',, ~,
IV,In,srn, ,,,n on l,, az e,ntnnl,nr.
at Point Of Rocks, on Thursday, the 3ti
day Of September; at nucNcyatoNn, on
Friday, the 10Th day Of September.
Fer frtdcrich District, in tie Basement Of
tie Court iIonse, in Frederick City, On
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
l,,,- r,,l t,i,l,,- thp 81 ,th hiIt tih
o'l 11' ,m, ,".",, ',I p'"' ''''' N''' '''
r "'N, :'I,' n.t";.t !, N1llo,o,,r ON
Nondav, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thurs.
dnv and Friday, llr Glh, IT., Slh 9Th
and 10th of September
Fer CrGycrStojrH District in CrcagcrsfoWn,
on Monday, Tuesday, Wcdncs Ay,
Thursday and Friday, the 9th, III, S,h,
9t'. and loh Of September.
Fer EmmittAduIg district, in Emn.ittshurg,
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,,
Thursday and Friday, the 9th, It'll, Sth,
9th and 10Th Of September,
Foy'CutoctjH District, it WoIt,villc, on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday, the 9th, 1lh, Sth, 9th
ant 10Th OF Scprmbcr,
Far Irjutn n strict, in urbnna, on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday, the 9Th, 1th, Sth. 9th and
10th of september.
For Ljd,lty Dj1r"t, in Liberty, ON Mon
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02
TrGon.
The Two Vases.

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02

IA .s;s q s... !: 8:
NN and after Sunday, July 4, 1880
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 1:30 A.
H., and 800 p. NJ.
For Hagcrstown and Williamsport l;,5
A NJ and 7:l2 = NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
IL A NJ and 71a p NJ
From Willamsport and ITagcrstown al
7:30 a IN, and 305 pm
Emmitshurg Road eayc Emmitsburg
at 700 and 1915 a m, and $40 and Cos y;
m, arrive at Rocky Ridge at 7;3O and 1915
Am. and $40 and 6;35 p. m. Trains north
will leave Rocky Ridge at 500 and lc;aS
am, and 3;2l and 6;57 p, m, and arrive az
Athhit'spuiS b at gov anu i,~' u III, o'u "
so and 7;25 p. M.
Trains for Frederick will leave junction
at sos and 1880 m, and 1:2222, 5;35 $50
p. m.
BALTIMORE AND CUNBERLArD
VALLEY RAIL ROAD.
Trains South leave Wayncsboro 610a. m
and ! 35 and 7.l0 p. IN. arriving Mt Edge
mont at 6 40 a. M. and 3 05 and 10 p. m.
Trains North leave Edgcmont at / 80 n
m. and 2 1S and 7.5G p. m. and arrive at
Wayncsboro at l2 80, $50 and S25 p, N
J. NJ HOOD,
Gcul Manager.
BIZ GRISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02
GEO. s. FOUkE
zs1Sg5SAs,sSS 81 ~ 4

Westminster, Nd, OfNcc-ncxt door to
Carroll Hall, where those seeking OF 1rG
tions upon the teeth arc invited to call
Or. Foukc will visit Mcchanlcstown ON
The I'll Wednesday of each month
remaining over Thursday if requested
He will also visit Emmitsburg on the 4th
cdnessi:,y Of each month and rcmaip
over Thursday and Friday if required.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02

\ Connecticut man recently said:
Lend me dollar. My wife has left
me and [ want to advertise that | aul
]. ;. y.sp.4 .U.o iyr Lex .Iebta.
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02


- 'eN 5oo' NV was '''''o '',s'
n'aD' ~ oa' Oh ''' 'e'''''" e'"".'
'''VI ~ ''0 '''",| ',o'''''' -
5a@''''e'I''s' "lt,' '"'' ~ ANU "''"'
"..! M''-' ~" 10 you '7V'
" ''l' S''o ne' l 'e''' SUPPOSE
pFo''y n'"e'' ''No i'''@'' Us '''0'
as Lazarus '''
:. " ~ - '.'''' - '' ''' "
-
tommy "''"'y" % - 10 we l'''"S'
p"' ms ,'l'5It S''I'' 'oi'"ns ! j. " RUN ,
:" y - y, " ,0' D.1I, I'
,'"' " , Wv - ~ " - 'I''S" ,, ,,
'''s '''''N' .,,. v.''''', :, ~
States, is mt there? Yes. and every
one stands chance Of being Presi'
dent? Yes. Well dad, I'll sell out
my chance fora circus ticket.
~,
"!
ure received 4 postal card from an old
..,r,.o,;har :, tho country which reoJ
- =, 49, 4,, 1885,. .,nn,
as 'o''o"S' nave ."N 9U"' p'p',
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02

NN and after Sunday, July 4, 1850
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol
lows
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02
June 8 ! y.
CHANGE OF TIME
WESTERN MARYLAND r. ROAD

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Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
In FREDERICK COUNTY
For ,EEse Near 1850.

Notice Is he'ejy gicon to al wlom 1t may
concern, That in compliance with the Act
Of the General Assembly OF the State of
Maryland, passed at January session, 1876,
the undersigned Officers of Registration for
the several Election Districts of Frederick
county, duly appointed by the Governor,
and commissioned and sworn, will sit with
open doors in their respective Districts,
On Monday. T'nc~isay. WeGncs-
day. Tsag,rs:l:ay ansi Friday
September GiEs, Tssa. 'ssil,
ebtFs .xyaes 1850, .ah,ts
Catoctin clarion., 1880-09-02
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Job Work-CASn ON DELIVERY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-10-22
VOLUME 44---NUMBER 2256.

find and no fears of personal harm,
though blood might be shed and bones
broken before the term closed, that
their indignant sentiment had reassured
me, for l now felt that had the unan-
imous sympathy of all the right minded
people of the district and this was all |
wanted. 1 took the occasion to tell
them that their state and township laws
should keep such characters out of the
school house, and that two of the three
disturbers were past twenty-oDe years
of age, and was sure the law could
reach them, since they had no legal
right to be in the school house any how.
Above all wished it understood that
felt myself ready to cope with physical
problems whether was to remain mas
ter or not.
What little had to say delighted
them. In parting they assured me that
not, only all the morality but most of
the property interest of the district was
at my back. The rowdies heard of the
meeting and instead of cooling their ar
dor, it apparently made them more
eager for the fray.
1t was given out that they were to be
reinforced from the "Pine Hip school
district. In the mean time 1 was be-
coming exceedingly nervous, not from
physical fear, but from anxiety and in
suferable suspense. / could not sleep
nights and was fast losing my appetite.
But, 1 had not much longer to wait, for
on the second day noon, during my
absence, the cOnspirators re-appeared,
when Zeke A. with great profanity,
kicked down the first length of thestove
pipe and stamped it out fiat, and then
they left. When 1 arrived upon the
scene I found nearly all the girls crying.
1 affected much unconcern-sent for the
blacksmith, and having the stove and
all things in order, l demanded the
name of this fresh ransgressor,-when
Miss Dorcas Jones spoke up promptly,
it was done by Zeke Archibald and he
said "d-n the school-master's soul;
Pll see if he dares to attempt to lick
me. If he says word to me about this
stove pipe I'll ram it down his throat,
and you can tell him we'll be here to-
morrow afternoon, when we will give
him all the satisfaction.h wants ~ She
continued, "some were afraid of him
because he had been drinking rum, and
we, could smell it, and when he went off
he said to me, 'if you blab on me I'll
cut off your ears.".
10 be concluded nert tCeek.)
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICE
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