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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

MONROE 'a'''"A' w
hA''''f' .''''N's'
Homer, Wednesday, October 18th.
Colvn's Store, "Wednesday, October 18Th.
Vienna, THURSDAY, October lith.
Vernon, Friday. October 18th
Columbia, saturday, october 10Th.
Hon. 4. h. Grorgc and wife have r.
turned from their northern tom. great!
improyed in point of health.
why Louisiana sugar sells in New York a;
:, and o! cents Der Mound and right at
ham, nj from 10 "a u, cents.
The b"ss'er parish continuous SUIT has
ordered 10 decide whether Benton or
r.lIevuc shall be the conrt house town.
-
frof IT, A. A. RIGGS writes Us mum ''"''
shall Texas that ne mas '''h "''a'he" ny
nha'o'd'oI" ''''u'n''a''eN !" i'N"H' wv
wiz HMM "'' f'''''''
LanderS' pe'h"ta''' '"''''"'' ''' WV
ern"r ot ihnlana' mas nh''n'" h's canvas
of IA. Stat. mud think. that he viii he
,lrc,ra by from ten ,o thirteen Thousand
majority.
WONDERFUL ""h"et'nI arc tue Ii'''N Al
shoes of Mulhaupt 4 Stone i offered.
These Shreveport merchants have no rivals
They underscll all their competitors.
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New York is certain tor The Democracy.
The Republicans have since the rccoucilia-
tion about given it up. Pennsylvania j.,
still anon. the doubtful state. with tie
chances for Democratic triumph iucrca~.
ing every day.
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

Lauder-, Democratic candidate for COY.
ernor Of Indiana. has finished his canvass
of the State, and thinks that he viii he
elected by from ten to thirteen Thousand
majority.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

Wonderful. wonderful are III" price, Al
which the mammoth stock of boot, and
shoes at Mulhaupt 4 Stone is offered.
These Shreveport merchants have 40 rivals
They underscll all their competitors.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

The camp meeting at Mt Zlon, seven
miles north Of Homer which was to have
begun OH Thursday last did not really
commence until saturday. The attrud-
ance was very large on SUNDAY. The heavy
rains have seriously iutrrtcrcd with the
the labor bestowed upon this meeting of
the brethren has been IN Vain and for lao
purpose.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

The Shreveport road We are told was
very bad last week. even around 10y the
way of Benton. which is usually n very
good road OF course the heavy rain, this
week have made them much worse.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

committed -ut,pir Lately. ilir deceased
was "a .o1 OF ono OF The Ho,t Celebrated
Barj;>t preachers of our day. iI' name Is
seen on all the hymn books used by Baptist
congregations. His son, the deceased, had
been teaching only a short while III krachi
College, which is n Baptist institution.
lie had been afflicted with continued
melancholy spells for several days before
his death. His body was found in the
woods, with the carotid artery cut by
small pocket knife. Near him a slip of
paper contained penclled directions rs to
the disposition of hi Effect.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-29

4 vertablc hood fell Oh SUNDAY night
and Monday last Previous rains had made
the roads 50 bad ~ to be- almost impossible.
Now we Judge that there will hr no com
municatiun with any of the trading point,
for a week or ten days.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-16
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4 ~ - SILsy sSsA ~ "a y
OF
Mill PsseekSEasTf.

10y Write rtiIe powcrnf sale, contained
/ )in a mortgage from, Thomas A. Wire
man and wife TO the undersigned dated on,
the 10Th day of April. A d. 1877. and 10.
corded in Libcr T G. No 7, Folio 1874 &c 1,
one of the Land Records Of Frederick
county; the undersigned will sell ut Public
Sale, in front of the Gilbert House Nc.
chnnicstown Md.
On Saturday Jan., eM, 1881, At O'Clock
pm
The Real E-,a;e ds.criped IN said mort
gage, beng valuable Mill Property si.ua
ted in the Borough of Men',anicst0~n
known q, the Mechanicsto"n Mills.
The Improvements consist Of y good
Frame Mil House, }3x31 feet, two stories,
bnsr,nent ant; attic, with a brick addition,
I6x2O. two stories high for Office and shop
purposes The mill is in complete order,
having two run Of stones, one tnos
wheat burr. the other 81 foot chonpiny
stone Firo; cllsa holts, good wheat clean
ING machinery, &c driven by 10 foot
ovrrsnot wheel, capacity "a barrels IL "a
hours, alse
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TQU.V2E1' eN.A''yy.sSFs
lettings from our Exchanges.

Mr.. jeremiah Cr,mer has sold his farm
of 2O5 acres, situated near Harmony Grove
to Mr. John A. Whittier, at 800 per acre
-Banaer.
Montevue Hospital has nearly goo per
manent inmates at present and the county
Jail i, said to he well fied with Frederick
city corporation Offenders -iieJ'ster.
A GREAT LIvEK.-Mr. Aaron Rosen-
stock stepped into The Times Office Tues
day and exhibited a natural curiosity in
the shape Of goose iver, which weighed
two and quarter pounds The length "i
this prodigous piece OF goose flesh w"s
only ten inches, and in width it measured
eiy BIT, while in thickness seemed to be
about fDur.-11n
SUNDAY SCnooL CONVENTIONAL con.
vention of ministers, representing the
congregations composing this district OF
Marylnnd Chassis, will be held in the Re
formed church on the Wednesday and
Thursday, January 5,h and 9th, 1881, for
the purpose demonstrating the subject OF
Sunday school work in all it's bearing All
or nearly all, the ministers of tho district
are expected to be present and though the
programme Of exercises to he observed has
not vet been made public no doubt the oc
casion will be one of unusual interest and
ple ASSURE to all concerned - Times.
Will. OF Mr.. Isaac BRUNER,-The will
of Mr. Isaac Bruner was presented to the
Orphans Court on Monday last Mrs Ann
Sophia Bruner, his wife, he ramcs m Elk
ecutriy and Mr.. Theodore Shullz, EXecu
tor. Among some of his requests are the
following: TO American Sunday Schoo
Union established in Philadelphia, $500
To American Bible Society, formed If
New York in 1916 the sum Of $500, thu
same to be applied TO the purchase OF The
Old and New Testament. To the Consisto
nv of the Evan Reformed Church; in trus
the sum of $500, the interest Of whicl
shall be applied annually 10 the sund",
School attached to said church, to replen
isb its library and reward books. To th'
Consistory Of the Evan. Reformed Church
in trust, $500. the interest ofw hch is to b'
onplied annually to the several necessities
ofthe indignant poor Of said ehurch.--h'
! --.trr
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Cake NDiica.

One thousand subscribers wanted for the
Complete Domestic Bible containing 400
pages and 9 900 Illustrations, beautiful
marriage certificate; an abbreviated Fam.
ily record, also comprehensive Pron9unC.
ing Dictionary Of the Bible composing it,
antiquities Biography, Geography aud
Natural History, Abridged from the crls.
hratcd Standard Edition by William
smith L l.. d.. Classical Examirat in ths
University Of London and Editor of tho
Dictionaries of Greek aud Roman Antiq-
uties.' Biography and Mythology and
Geography. Containing nearly every i'm
portant Scripturnl word and illustrated
with neslly 400 fine engravihgs History
OF all religious Denominations, four beats
tiful cnlrcd plates, consisting of the Tab
ernacle in the Wilderness the Holy plate
aud most Holy the tloiy Vessels High
Priest in linen robes and High Priest in
Garment Of Beatty and Glory, PARALLELS 81
our Lord illustrated, Gallery of Suriptural
Incidents and 1llustra ions. A complate
History Of the Grimes and Dcmurations ef
money and in the Bible viii table, Of their
value reduced Ia money of;he W. 9 com.
piled from the ates, and best English and
American Authorities cendordnnce to tho
Old and New Tcstamcnts. Erbins intro,
duction to the Holy Scriptures. a new and
concise History of MI the bonks Of tic BIZ
Bile Carefully compiled from tho most re-
cent and H,ghe-t Authorities By tho
Rev. W g Eihin, with numerous Superh
illustrations The Jewish Tabernacle and
Priesthood, brief exposition OF their de-
SIGN and typical Specification, Illustrated
/. Rev George w Nudham Harmony
of the tour Gospels, ChronalC gical and
Other ynluable tables designed to promote
and f,ciitate The study of the Holy Bible.
A table exhibiting the important in Pro-
fanp History during the life of Christ.
Eyen,s between the Old and New Tcsta
mrnt sunmarily sta ed, method to read
the Bible through in Il year Biographies
of the virtues Of some Of the protn'nent
MEN and women Of the New Testament:
Tables of scripture Measures, Weights ans
Calnes with nh appendix. containing the
method of calculating its measures of Bur.
fce hitherto waiting in tre"tisSs on the
subject Nv the Right Reverer! Richard
K:sanp Of Pet3rsInrouGh Photograph
Album for sixteen Nort aits, illustrated.
Many suncrh tIIi page Engravin2s. ort'
rin OF the Principal Nations the ten Peri
als Of he Bible History, origin and Mutual
Relations OF the four Gospels, tins Psalms
Of David in Metre Apocrvphql Books,
fnal>si. of the Old and New Testament.
History of the translation Of the Bible, q
table Of Kindred and Affinity Altogeth.
er the fines, Bible published | will sell
Bibles TO Responsible parties half cash on
: delivery and balance in morthly install,
menls Prices. SIS 90. 500, 50 90, $1,000
S12 90 $500 and $500, according to
binding.
z. H. B. Barlick, Agent ft5s
Frederick county.
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SERIOUS AccIDENr.-On Saturday last,
Mr.. VIM. Warner Of Creagsrstown wax
engaged by two gentlemen from Baltimore,
Aessrs. George Reightlsr and Mr.. Concril
to take them to Logs station on tho W.
M r. r. While on the road q dog be-
longing to one Of the men attempted to
jump into the wagon but got against the
mares legs, when she ran off, throwing all
efthem out, dragging Mr. Warner some
distance rs he held to the lines. They
tiuallv broke and the animal ran about two
hundred yards breaking the springwagon
int pieces and the mare slipping into
gutter unjoiuted her hind leg at the pas,
ture tearing all the musclea, and disabling
her to such an extent, that she WAS killed
Her owner places an evaluation Of $3.50 90
on the mare MIR. Warner and Mr. Con,
Grill were badly cut and bruised and the
stocks were broken Oh Of the two guns
that thoy had with them in the wagon.
Just received full stock Of Ladies' Mis-
ges and Childreus Carlisle Shoes, Rubber
Boots, Arctic and Alaska Shoes. Head
quarters for boot. and shoes at
Dec. 9 mos ROolS'
APPEAL COURT DECISION IN THE
HORSEPOWER CASE -ANNAPOLIs, Dec ..
"A number Of opinions were FLED III the
Court of Appeals to day, the most upper
tan, of which WAS that in The case OF Felix
Munshower. Judge Miller delivered the
opinion Of the cou!, in Tie case of Felix
Mun>howel, convicted Of tie murder OF
james L. Wrtscll His counsel took OK.
csp,ion to ,he ratings of Ihe court upon
questions of evidence.
First cXccp,i0n-Thomas Shorb was
asked by the Defence on cross examination
whether, on Monday, the il,h of August,
the iav before Wctscl's body was found,
he had, in II conversation with Otto
Crimes on the public rord told GRIMES
that Jane. Wetsel lad been murdered
and buried under leaves in Meyers woods,
and shat his head hnd been mashed in:
The court, upon objection made by the
state, refused 10 allow the question 10 be
answered, and 10 this railing the prisoner
excepted The lcftucc held that the an.
sacr to Tie question would lay the fonda-
ton far an impeachment q: the witness, or
show guilty knowledge of tue deed on
his part The court says il en'"r'a'ns no
doubt Of the correctness Of the decision.
Second exccpten-It become necessary
for the state TO prove the hour the moon
rose on the night of August 9th, 1917. 1t
offered in evidence Grubcrs Almanac
The prisoner objectcdi was oHcrtuIed and
exre rted. Tie court says that these sour
&c. Of information rs 10 that question are
AZ good as oral evidence, and there was 10
error in this railing.
Third exception The prisoner, at cor
orer'. inquest had said he WAS Vt h"'n'i 5
station n.3a m, August hfiE ana then
ytpsj.ed 10 prove 10y Harry Ray'""n that
he prisoner dill it iArJiyl mistake o.
,ev,unns y, 20 -. Iiu'" State "h''":'d,
was s,s.4ia"i. %aa 'r. de'"G,e ezo"r'o.'
,.is r.jrn. Dae Naur: G: Appeals .r.,,'".
al. WIS naYv"D
me v,t.na are .HcrH.rr a. ,'t,gHrA
aoa the gtusor,aaa' led to '"r E!s.s''->
ramty Guut .r Tie dr,ah -eaJ"rs al
.;.r.,,r>,. ilr ,r,u al, 10 crgClatr'
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Fits EI.s:aessay,
or
TWiuQ Sickness.

Permanently Cured no hunh1g -''r one
MONTH. u-,gc Of Or G,ulari'S 'r'"hrnt"d
lnfaih),lp FIJI Tuwdr'. 10 convince sNt.
irr.rs that theso powders will do all we
claim for theta We VIII rcnd them Ivy naI',
post pnil free TRIAL box AS DR.. Go"
bird i. the only physician that has ever
made this disease a special study. and ~
TO our k.nwIe,'gr thousands nave br"o
Prominently cn:ct by tie Use OF these
Powders. we viii guarantee permanent
cure in every case. or refund Nnu all MONEY
-xpenled An sufferers shon give 'hes"
Powders an early trial, and be convinced
of their cur,,lve powers
Price. for large box. 81 co, or boxes
for $40 90. sen, Nv mail Ia any part ofthe
United States or Canada on receipt OF
price, nr hv express G. .. y. Address
ASH & ROBBINS,
800 FULTON tIREhT, BROOKLYN, N. y
Dec 8 ~.
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rsS, STILL. E.HH ES.

Several r-arsugo DR. II V. Pierce Of
tho Worlt'4 DisperSnry and luvAIds' ilo,
Tel of BGnalo n. y, and London, was
.eLt for to examine terrible disease OF
the knee ioint, rcSultin| IN u.ccrnt'on and
extensive sloushing Of HE nncand Tissues
The mans ,iti. had been ies paired Of by the
preyion. ATTENDANTS AmDu,aiion Mt tine
thigh WAS promptly decided upon aud skill
fully performed by Dr. Pierce, mud a" af'er
treatment to purify the blood and proven;
a recurrence of 1hs malndy the doctors
Golden Medical Discovery Was freely pre-
scrhed. The mans system was thorough
" purified and strengthened he rapidly
Gained his health, the stump healing nicely
and he ia to day happy man. This case
was among the first in Witch this won
derful blood purifier was tested 1t has
since manifested lts wonderful power over
the wors, screfalous and other blood dis
cases. Taken for time it 80 nriti"s and
siren q hens the system as TO strongly purI-
fv It against the rncroachmen:s " diseases.
Sold by druggists.
NIDDLEVlLLE, N.ch FEB 18Th, 1879.
HON r. V. PIERCE:
Dsnr SRI would that have sold your
med cinrs for seven vesrs The Golden
Me 'ical Discovery is the hest cough RENEE
DIV have ever used and in every ease where
| have recommended it. it has cured. |
have used il in nv family for my children
I, cures their cold. and coughs in n day or
two. NV wife la. used it several times
wien down sick 1t invariably gives i'm.
mediate relief. Its sale increases daily.
:. B. KESTER, Druggist
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W51I n Yourselves by making mnnpy
E:1 when golden chance is offered ,
las1iN thereby always keeling poverty
from your door. Those who always take
advantage of the good chances for making
money that are offered, generally become
wealthy. while those who do moi improve
such chances remain in p verify. We want
many men, women. BOYS and girls to work
for W right in their own localities. The
business will pay more than ten times or
binary wages We furnish All expensive
outfit anl all that you need, free No one
who engages fails to make money very
rapidly. iou can devote your whole 'inss
20 The work, or only vour spare moments
Full information and Vii that is needed
sent free. Address > rINSON * co,
Dee. Ii Nv. Portland, Maine
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49, Outfit sent free to those who wish to
v engage in the most pleasant md prof
gO table busi css Known. Everything
new. Capital net required We will fur
nisr you everything. $40 a day and up
wards is easily made without sta, inga~ay
from no ne over night No risk whatever.
Many new workers wanted Vt once. Macy
are making fortunes 1T the business. La
dies make AS much rs men ami young boys
and girls make great pay No one who il
wiling to " ork fails to make more money
every dav than can be made in week at
any ordinary employment Those who
engage at once will find shor, read to
fortune. Address Fl HALLEFT & Co,
Tee "a ~. Portland, Name
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IN whose pages experience and progress So
hand in hand mud 10 which the nbcst n Il
most sllccesetUl men aud women ni nv
section contribute their best thouYh,s IN
every department Of Farm lii" and WORK
Abreast e The times alive To the nisCoV'
cries of Science. yet testing all hy the
louchsl0nr of practice, new Appropriateness
Will soon prove it II trusty cninpnnon lur
thinking farmers and planters, fruit grow
ers and gardeners, stock raisrls and dairy
men whilst its Old friends will realize ihrt
az during the lifetime Of two generations,
(.incp 1870 il continues to lie lAs sincere
md unDul cluscabir adyUcn!s and ropre
sentative Of toe farmers interests and
rights.
SPECIAL devotion ia paid to fertilizers. IN
Gliding those of cnmmerce and OF The 'srnl
to live stock; the Dairy, Ma ket e-rdenins
Fruit growing, the Poultry Yard, the
Grange, &c.
Rerorts of Advanced Farmers Clubs
are regular feature in each l'suo
The Home Department Is always stirar
tive ia the ladies of HE country household
Fl,veraud Ornamental Gardening. the
care of Window and House Plants receive
regular attention from cultiva'ois SamIt'
ted to be at the herd Of their proiessIon
in the United States
The Ams,}can Farmer is comoactly bat
clearly printed on fine whiIo paper
81 so Il year, postage paid. 70 clubs OF
five or m, re only 81 When ten names
and $40 are forwarded an extra copy will
be sent tree.
| Toall new subscribers, whose names
are received before December 81, three
numbers for 1880 Will be sent free.
sAML SANDS 3 son, PubLIsHERH,
1873 Baltimore 81, Baltimore Md
/ The CAToCTlN CLARtoS and the -imsr-
lean Farmer will 10 clulhed together and
ssnl to any address fer 81 800 for one year.
/ Dec 1875.
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A No, | PURIFIER i.
There isR new

There isR new
E.zsTTIs. = ~ GEEyWg &,
mno building 1SX3S feet with an "l." l8k
90, containing room and kitchen, and
good cellar, with a we'll OF good water q t
the door, under cover. good stable, carriage
house and other necessary ont-bul'ilnss,
about FIVE acres Of land, part of which is
SGT with thrifty young fruit trees.
Tg3.s.S SALE-One.h half OF
the purchase money 70 be paid in cash, on
the ra'ihcn>ion OF the sale, the remaining
half, IN one year, from day Of sale, thepur-
chaser to give note for the deferred pay
ment with approved security, bearing in
terest from day of sale.
DAVID G. MARTIN,
Dec 2tf Mortgages.
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1881.
THIN
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IN pojpt .f excellence, by any other news
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nnri.o1 wit. the hest sad most successful
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'tln"''m',r P''''''i~o' " " -, '> '''; :,
ely ely, ~ AZ ,,'s - , , WV hn'd .nJ foare..
a.t,,,1ar -, ,l,,. ;v,,;on ,ha ,ns,,tul,on and
tha Ia.,., and If win MAX. nncrsa;nr AMI
, ~" w,rf, 70 n,ou ull farms Of wronr
Ain,st snI Ven,Ii,v Thai show themselves
en,nnr the people or in the administration
.ofthe Geus,ul, State or Municipal Govern
ments.
Tho Home and Family Critic will not be
forgotten As often as prac,clc interest
ing miscellaneous matter win he published
Nothing will ba found in its columns that
should be exciudtd from any readers no
tice II wilt be essentially p Homo and
Family Paper, as well IS 4 political jour
mai, In fact every department will be 90
conducts astp give entire satisfaction ard
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Ci z: D..

On The Ord inst, uear Sabillssvllle, in this
county, Mr. David Harbaugn, aged 70
years 8 months and 81 days.
Near Double Pipe Creek, of consumption
Edmund Elijah Biggs, aged Sc years Z
month, and 5 days.
What is home without Father
Farewell, farewell dear Fatlsr
Tloe art CONS to thy long sweet rest
And lett us lonely, lonely to ihink Of
the one who is at rest
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1fOUNTY COMMISSIONERS
notice..

The County Commissioners ofFrederick
county will meet at their O6ice, in the
Court House,
On Monday, January End, 1881,
at 10 o'clock, a. IN.
During tie Session they will appoint
Road Supervisors tor the ensuing year,
Trustees of Montevhe Hospital, and Keeper
Of the Court House and Yard.
The following schedule has been agreed
upon for the settlement of supervisors
accounts for the year 1880, and 40 account
will be settled previous to the day
advertised.
The appointment of Supervisors TOR
each District will be made On the same
day advertised for settlement, Except i'll
cases whore ohiecto on TO the old Supervisors
have been Alcd) No Supervisor will be
given moro than ten miles of Road TO
work, IN accordance with the act Of 1875,
chapter l04.
FIRST WEEK
Tuesday, January 3rd Buckevy'o5v1 ~.
sriut
NeNRr'iaS. URINARY t'''.-- : ''''"i '. - ''
triCt.
Thursday. 1am,ary 81 Mt3.cso*u 81
Cr-ae crs'own Didrirt-
Friday, Januarv 9th - EmnG'.5urs and
Cntoctin Districts.
Saturday. January IN. -Trbana District
SEcnSD WEEK.
MONDAY. January Oh Liberty and NV
Market Dist riots
Tne.1ay. January 10'h -lianve". and
WerdShorongh Districts
Wednesday. January 11th -P"t"r"viI'e
ami VI, Pleasant Districts.
Thursday, lamar 12th --Jeferson and
MechAn;csto vn Districts.
Fr dpv Aanunrv 18Th jackson AMI
Tohns,i He Districts
Saturday, Innuary 14th -Woodvilie Dis
tlict
THrND WEEK
Monday, January 10th - Linganore and
Lcwistonn Districts
- Read Suprrvisora will notify the
Board nf any case where Flood Gates are
hangin, ia County Rri lgcs, also, where
Guards or Hsf,' Rails should be put up at
BRIGGS or CUlverts
The residue OF the session will I've devoted
to general business,
By order,
1.F. STEINER,
dec tG A. Clerk
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T, tls T0.e,, Of Frec'ertek Co"ty
Feeling grateful for the interest NANTES
ted IN NV behalf before Ani at the Coun-
tv Convention held in 1879, Ivy 80 many OF
nv friend, throughout the county. aud as
lIrn stated how anno nee m.self rs
candidate for the next $hrrl1Hliy IT Fred
erick county (>uhifr, 10 thc decision ot
Ropchicdn Nominating tonytntinnO and
.ps gtcrfuliy solicit yo1r favorable consider,
alton
The public's Lumbl"scrysnt.
Nov % IT, ri r. 81 FL y ER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-16
80 ACRES, O7ss. O.s LESS

The improvements consist OF large
frame ea,herbonrivl !ouse, we'll laii oil
INTO ten rooms, the house being in excel.
ent condition. Ihclc ~ a barn, part log
part frame corn crib wood shed aad spring
house, with Two springs of water near the
dwelling Theirs is an orchard OF excel
lent !lujt and about acres Of lI's l'es. OAK
timber lind. Also Al the same llmc VIII
NC su!l the Estates half interest il TIE crop