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Morris tribune., 1881-11-24
Catar'rh or the BLADDER


Singing, smarting, irritation of the urinary
passages, diseased discharges, cured by Buchu-
paiba, 81, druggists. Prepaid by Exp.
1925. 4. S. Wells. Jersey CITY. n. J.
Mr.. J. F. Smith of Heron Lake gathered
5000 tons of hay before the rains fell, which
ne baled and sent to St Paul and other mark
cts, clearing about $50, 900.
Morris tribune., 1881-11-24

The Massachusetts Agricultural society,
Morris tribune., 1881-11-24

VII mH1TTlcs Catalogue free. Address, Standard
w - Nh LID American Watch Co .pi,,sbursn,r Pa
TNKYKYGS Revolvers. Catalogue free. Address
TO NE9 Great West Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Pa
d0 000 ACRES TRAILL COUNTY. d. t.
fU,OUU Wheat Lands tor sale by the Red
River LAND COMPANY, Minneapolis. Land
Hunters Tickets over AIanitobs Railroad, branch
offices OF FSxgo Tower City and Hope.
Morris tribune., 1881-11-24

carry stock ofST JACOBS OIL in my little boat
THE Captain calls it "Baby Nine" and has stored
therein signal rockets, thermometer, compass,
provisions, etc land / have but little trouble.
Before starting out rub myself thoroughly with
the article, and its action upon the muscles is
wonderful. From constant exposure am some
what subject to rheumatic, pains, and nothing
would ever benefit me until l got hold OF this
Great German Remedy. Why, on my travels
have met people who had been suffering with
rheumatism for years; by my advice they used
the Oil and it cured them. i would sooner do
edy for one hour. In fact I would not attempt a
trip without it." The Captain became very en-
thusiastic on the subject of ST. JACOBS OIL, and
when we left hin he was still citing instances of
the curative qualities of the Great German Rem
adY to party ar lund him.
Morris tribune., 1881-11-24

This list includes none but well known and reliable
firms, with which transactions by mail and express
will be safe and satisfactory and which invite person
al visits from strangers when in st. Paul CORES
pondents with any firm in this list please mention
this paper.
Artists Materials and Frames.
STEVENS & ROBERTSON, 5 East Third St.
PaDer and Stationery.
T. 8. WHITE s. CO., II East Third Street.
Observation-Disclosures.
MOVES BROS. g. CUTLER, Sibley, Cor. 9th.
Dry G0eds-Retail
LINDEKE, LADD 3 CO., Is e. Third Street.
Observation-Disclosures.
ARTHUR, WARREN g. ABBOTT, e. Sd St
Pawnbroker.
e. LYTLE, Al jackson St., opp. Merchants.
Pumps-WoOd and Iron.
WILSON g. ROGERS, "A East Third Street
Scales and Wind Mills.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE s CO., II e. Third ST
Stoves and Ranges.
HAMILTON b WHITMAN. 1OS Z. Sd st.
Az. Imp. Sewing Machines. Wagons, Buggies
MAILER g. THOMSON, 4OS jackson Street.
iron, Blacksmiths' & Wagon Makers Supplies
NICOI 5 & DEAN. Cor. Third and Sibley SITS.
DLAYSI PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS!-For
L Reading Clubs, for Amateur Theatricas. Temper
snce Plays, Drawing Room Plays Fairy Plays, Etho-
plan Plays, Guide Books Speakers, Pantomimes, Tab
leauX Lights, Magnesium Lights. Colored Fire. Burnt
Works, Wigs, Boards Moustaches Costumes Charades,
and Paper Scenery. New Catalogues sent free, con.
tanning full description and prices. SAMUEL
FRENCH g. SON, So e. 14th ST., New York.
Morris tribune., 1881-11-24
Poverty and Distress.

The will of q man who died in Berk
county, Penn, the other day. contained
this clause: and further disinherit and
prohibit from participation in the distribu-
ton of my estate such of my male descend
ents as persist in wearing mustaches."
Morris tribune., 1881-11-24

Vanessa stayed month. When she went
away, she said, compassionatelv:
It's too bad to take Baby from you;
know you'll miss him so. But she can't
have him, can she, darlingp" with oscu-
latory accompaniment We've enjoyed
our visit SO much, and you must come to
as soon, and stay long, long time" I
promised family.
The last bath of Baby was made kind
of high carnival that we might hold in our
memories forever. We all danced about
the font Ike deryishes, while baby crowed,
and spluttered. and laughed. For the last
time we kissed his pink toes and played
this pig went to market" In fact the
whole affair was asuccess.
The last I saw Of Vanessa her brows
were drawn up into knot because Baby
had passed another baby at the station, and
the other baby had cough whichsounded
like whooping- cough. She forgot to say
, 1881-08-10

HrK1SE's AFTERNOON DISPATCH.
WAs1IlSGToS, d, T., Aug. Q,-The follow
was sent this afternoon:
To The Hon. J. Il. I.u.xll, afintster, London:
at this hour: p ul.. tho physicians give IL. e.i-
couraxinK report Of tho Presidents condition,
His pulse and temperature havo slightly d.
m'nfshed atncc u,oFIlng. Tho pus Is tiuTng
fEccly. Ills appetite ls Improved, and ho has
6ocn able to sleep With cotnfort, lying on hls
woundcd Side. JAMES @. BLAIS1. SECRETARY.
THE EVENING DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug. 0.-Locet, Aitntster;
London: At II tonight. tho physicians report
tho Presidents condition as satisfactory. Ito
sleeps well without tho ntd Of anoiynes. It Ia
now tho sixth tay since ht took uny morphine.
Thu puIse and temperature did not rlsc 80 high
fron the ctIcct ofycstortlay's operation as tho
surReoes expected. Tha situation IL que Ut col,-
tiuuing anxiety, but also or ahcorfuI hope.
BLAINE, Secretary.
ILlss vs. BANTER
As soon as tile President gets out of da,,-
ger Dr. bliss intends to publish a correct
statement Ut the controversy tllat was lunde
by Dr. Baxter just after tho President was
shot rs to Bnxter's right to takB charge OF
tho case. Dliss' statement Will be In sut-
sta,lce. TINT, in the first pacc, lle was called
10 tho President ut the depot ly Il member of
tic Cabinet, Secretary Lincoln. lie took
charge of the cast. aud tho next morning
{Sun4ay) after tlla President was slot Hiss
called tho Presidents attention TO tho neecs-
sity for somo System about the treat
nent OF tho case Meantime tla President
bud Eoactcl from tho shock, and WAS capAblo Of
exoro'adg Judgment. I1o told illss TINT l,o
wanted him to tako enttr1 charge and controi ot
tho cns0t that ho falt complete confidence III
him, and would surrender everything to hin.
nlfas askod him who he wanted associated in tho
, 1881-08-10

chntgc Of tho case and to select bis statf., 15o
says ho solicited ARnaw and Hamilton heo4uso
he knew Of their o1porionc1 during and stncet
tho War IN treating gunshot wounds, and
neither tho President nor Nrs. GARFIELD would
even nnnae my surgeon thoy wanted. Dllss waa
givcn cnttre charge Of Tho case.
sEQHETAttY lLAtNE AND FAMILY
leave Tomorrow for a ttx wocks' absence, The
sccrotary IL assured by tho SURGEONS that ho ca,
20 with tho tamost confidence In tho Presidents
recovery. Tho Secretary goes to Augusta, NO.,
first. md from thoro to nn Attnnsic Coast wntor-
tng-ptaoe. lie would not 10 unless he was satis-
fled that tho President Ia getting well.
WHITES Ills NAME. .-
This morning tho President, to show that be.
could DO It. wtote bis nnule. lIo wrote James
a. 0artleld, Aug. ., l8si In bis natural hand, on
t1blct.
, 1881-08-10

go+efot f}itnatth to 9ns phtraoo 1,tburk.
WAstttyoroy. u. c.. Anp. D-'rhcra IA
continunI rnnf;,,onoa fe1t hw aft ni,o,,t in
1,ros;.i"nt tn.,,imht f,r i o,,o,v lar tto oI.v @
.,',. .r.as., .,,', .,ft 1",,.. @ .,a ~. .ar ss
t'.'a to's'oo., ~ no u,u 1'ot ~ aeoul a'e raes'
cHco w NY "us nesuGa' tnu soou e.ccts
OF Inc lnclsloh nave clearly shuwn thenl-
selves. Tho drainage OF tue wound lans been
perfect, allu none OF the surgeons anticipate
my further trouble In keeping tho wound
ujeRr. Most Ut the fever ts attributed to the
last cutting, It Is little lrss at Tic pres-
ant writing thnu it wns Mt thu sn,ua
I,o,,r fnst nights nntl nftor >4o.,,,or.
900 no+Inaoht" ,ion~ao.o ia 1on,,o,,
..att. ...,t1n,... MI 1T. ..ss.a..
tot "'n eosnaSu I,.,,a tno s s,c',is p1oIcos
Is go'ag on fapla!y IN tho orsR!l,al opening
OF the Woulla. " Is almost eht1fely hca!eu
from the mouth OF the original wound to
ltg junction With the first lncfsloll. From
this litter point the healing was extending
to thu great cavity.
r,1t, rr,v r,,r
,vhtc, ia ,,olo,v nj t,,o r1hs ~, rooo,,os 4,a
WlaSn - ~! peloM ~ s'.o '!os' a''o foacnes tle
t;nsM y. .ao "oanu .,a, ~ atols " tno "n4t ~
tl1e "otso'he!'' "!'4 allo" tha "ea!'t1k ot t!'o
wouhd, whlea has aIseldy DeRhn from 1ila
point WAolo Tue sec0lu lhc!sfon Strikes 1t,
UPWARDS nut outward to tllo Junction Of
tho first inc!sIon, When this portion Ia
healed. oil TINT part which tnyolyoa the cavity,
and from the cavity to tho point where tho
bullet struck tho proadont, will bo beyond tho
necessity Of speolal caro- from the SURGEONS. All
tho wound below tho second inctslon lies out.
sllo OF the great cavity, and 1t Is believed that
every point Of 1t cal, DO easily reached with tue
kntso II an abscess forms at any part Of It. III.
lllsa said Tonight, In describing
THE couI,sE or THE HALL,
al ho understands IT., that 1t struck and broke
the tenth rib and passetl through 1t, cutting n
holo through tue uall ot tho groat cavity. It
bruised tbs liver. but whothor It had broker
through tho covering Of tho liver or not DO aid
not fool entirely certain, lie thought tho bail
had struck the etlge Of tho diaphragm. The rib
had turned tho bali downward aud 1t had passed
back from tho cavity into tho anterior wall Of
tho abdomen. Tho short track Of tho wound
along tho inner wall Of Tho cavity had been on
tIrely ooyerod by the adhesive tpllammat tton,
10 that thoro vas no escape ct pus Into
tho great cavity, but q channel tson,
tho ball to The outor opoulngs Ut the wound.
, 1881-08-10
A SENSIBLE WILL.
Suxefdt Uffndfeh Ia Iht Ehfeano Jffhtfnf.


BALTtApitE, Md. Aug. p.-A curious viii, con-
talnlng u remarkable protest agaiAst altignton
by tue hers Ut tho deceased, Ia that Ut tho late
u4vtl Curroi. which vas cutorel foeprobate Ia
tho Orphans Court at ToWsontown. noar this
city, to-day. Mr, Caseul was tho owner Of the
wel-knoHn Mt. Yernou Cotton Ml Id Of tinry-
land. lIu leavea an osats OF apout - 900, ,000 to
his wlfo aud tive children. Ono hundrel thou-
sand dollars, however. ID left to 10 used by tho
oxccutoss tn defend tho provisions OF tho will 1t
theyshouldhe contested by the heirs. In explaIn-
!ng this singular pruvtsion tho tcstntor states,
~ have aftgs. oolsla With disgust ths efforts of
Wasting Of tue fru!ts Of their la6ora liz tlRa t.o.
hereby oXpreas my hopo and earncst dcsro
that ny Sl!Iuren Tli' cMaee.fuly re- acGspt sho pro-
tolnptatl to iutluencc mo, l. had rather my pfop-
eEty wero pi!risd ln tho depths ur tho osaa
Inouy Of my faulty destroyed ln tho btttornuxs
af a1ntontlon." Ahon!d all the he!rs agree to tho
provisions Of tho will theu tho $lul, NO II to bs
divided among them. i.
, 1881-08-10

wAs,t,st;roy. u. G.. Aur. U-f,ntteau Ina
now been cnuinetl In inii ovcr tiye wt.cl.s
It Ia rather sJng,llar fact tint M, ma hus
oyar called unon him mt tho inIl viii n
friendly uuruose. at.lurlug Ills wnu,lcrinrs
Il, thia clty lin reyor ,uudo s,no fricn,l win
now mnnlfesta INV substnntfal interest In
lin: that no letter has l,een rccelyeu by
tluItoau proifesIue linn couuso! or asststanco.
Sucl 81, absoiuts tlcstitutlon Of frlends IL
somathine ,,nnrscs,ientoIl eyen in tl,s ] c"so of #
lin ,nea,1est crimInnis. iie hns ,,avcr asked
to haye nnyloty sont for. II viii h, rcn,e,r. r.
hereL thnt lie nrranrot3, ,vha, hs rionn"ti tha
nssosnntInn of tl,e i,rsst,,nn, tn lx, nr,von
, 1881-08-10

THE Worshipfn1 SucIcty Ut ApothocarIcs
OF London entertained 100 foreign Delegates
10 tho International Medical Congress, now
being held In tf,at city, at. n banquet last
night. Sfat. Billings, Of tho unltaat States
army, responded to tho toast In honor Of tho
American delegates.
, 1881-08-10

~uto ,r,t...o. 4,,tn.. .a-t.,,.,
ttvo ~ .hs, .,u,.s.'a. ~. ,,s.s" ~ 'a@a
fi,,ifoans as.s nasrae ~. ..o o1ofo!se* ~! ~
~ "a ~ ~ : ,.ht,a. ~. 80. ~ run tno W.
for cnfYao .rd ~. !. H. n,...'a nsHe
fnicrest In NJ. tta+ h,,t ~. sons'aoIao,e .a .
cc,tona.v vtth ,,~t.o.s.s ..., '"0'' 90 t"1o 10
.... s' 'a'a
,r IlE DUES MOT COMPLAIN
""eat otena ~ setsou 10 mo prisoners for
o'cak1aat anu corn pfeaa Tor dtnnhr. When corn
o.eaa ooos NOT asree with prisoner, ho Is given
49,. ~ ruao .."a a'.os s, F '.e sumo Ieasoh
xns MI ~, ~ ...s.,.., ,,sS.," nv ou.sau
In rnl.i, ,t,lL uua .ftn,, 49,. ~ .s.. sus
snocini r., .troro,,. so,I,s. T., ..,o"s nsst ta~
,t nresc,,t IN IN nna ~ - .,,., ~ w.,
ttfn In ,to.,s ,t,..,. .'..e.. e ~. y. ~
anything nxcnt,, ~. ,,asI. H. ha. ~. ~
stcc hts rnnt1ro,ra,, "..s +, ....n. os ~ LEU
tnr tson,Il,tor thnn ,"., - % .,e 20 80 ~ ~.
ifn IN nn,y nnnaron+fv IN a~oa,,",. haa".. a..
honrtiIv md sloo,,. " .e,,,,II, ~ ~ as
composctt ,,ov ~ io.s .,a.,o,.s 80 'Mu.o t...''
when frat fnknn ~ TAI, ~ ~. u..,a't 't
down. tho ofI1cIa!a nv ~ n,,a,t as.1o.".s.tSu
ntlv far ,bo rca,it A. IN .f. .ta s.
f,nemcnt II ts st a,u,, -, W.. co.l.
shown anv ,nnr;Yos,ntIor ~ se.ssn 49, n.s u"
Tia shnwx nnmn an,o,v . .hon, ~. =, n.a.,.,o
cnnttftnn. AMI "0@~ '1o 'eet"ea'
,,o,,s.a r,, ,,,, ,,,xx ,
TIN nroeroct ~ ,,,,,.. ..,,,,,.., - .' ~.
nnt n,,g .n,,,, ~, s,"..,, psu W 4os n''ue1 uoes
dntlv tecI. ani.,, tsat ,S Ss, . 10 nua.eau esl.
now tnstifv h,s "nt ,to rao o !,n,is ""nto Mot
, 1881-08-10

WHENEVER q trap IL aot for Secretary
nlaino the result Is invariably tile catching
Of q Tartar, Such was the experience ot y,
person named Yohlc, who figures Us attor-,
ney tor Leo Hartmann, tho russian Nlhlllst
who recently landed In this country, Wehle
addressed IN Important nota to the State
Department asking decision whether Hurt
MANN would. ha surrendered to the huss!an
: Government ID ths event OF demand being
made for h!s extradidon. Secretary nlaine'e re-
, 1881-08-10

: T1rE Main Exhibition building Mt phllatlcl-
phia has been sold to ". c. BUILT, n lawyer,
for s07,0o0. The building cost $l,c00, 600.
Some T5,o00,0 COO feet Of lumber and $500. 600
pounds Of Iron wero used lit Its construction.
1t Is believed that Built acted In the matter
ms the agent Of the Pennsylvania Railrond
Cnmpnry. !
, 1881-08-10

fr Is stated tint tic Isov. Henry Montague
Dutler, 1Iead Muster Of the Harrow School,
'lts bcen offered and will probably accept
Tho Deanery Ut Westminster, vacant by tho
deAth of Dunn Stanley.
, 1881-08-10

t'rt.nEnr &. FIEacit, n dry-goods mer-
clIant Of 1l,iTal0, Ilas ,nadu III assignment
for tic benott OF llis crcdftnrs Tho lfablll.
tics arc estimated ut $4,000. Judgments
amounting to sy5, ,s25 were entered UP against
Ili,ll Yesterday,
, 1881-08-10
!. GRAlN. INSPECTION STATISTICS.
6psrkdt D{&pQtek ta Ibs fhteaass 5%4httnA

sPR,kuT1x14p, ILL.,, Aus. o-Tha payroll aud
oxpeuseso{ rho 0Fa!p luspequon Department Ut
Chicago uurtng July amounted to ss,s6a+l, aud
tho earnings Of tho Department durins July
wore III A.37,-a much larger Rnouas than
usual. During last mouth appeals WgTe taken
nspartment hslpg sustained On l+#sS eS1s aisa
plHAf bQAty. !. ~ 50
, 1881-08-10

IT ia understood that hfr. Dradlaugh will
remain quiet for some tine. IIo will present
himself III the Commons next session, md
will ask that tho usual oath bo administered.
It objections aro raised, the Government
leaders will offer 4 resolution that he be
nsked to take tho oath, aud II that Ia de-
feat9d d bill will bo introduced aud pressed
to d passage repeal!ng tho Parliamentary
lnthS net. - -.
, 1881-08-10

TitE Canadian team WON tho prize at
Shocburylcss, Eng., yesterday, offered by
tic Marquis Of Lorno for The detachment
that could ul,,nount nnh rerlount n cannon
I'll tho least time. Eleven teams OF British
artillery volunteers colnpeted.
, 1881-08-10

THE UNCALLED PER CENTS.
WAauI.uToN. d. c.. Aug. D-Largc numbcrs
Of letters hnvo been received at tho ot1ce OF thu
Uulted 6tates Treasurer continuing application
for tho August quarterly interest on the pei
cent registered bonds which have not been con-
tinuel.' Under tho tesms Of the 10th cal, which
WAS tssucd July ], notice was given that tho
per cent registered bonds Issued undor tho aota
Of July II and Jan. 20. 1911. outstanding and un-
called. would 10 patd at tho United states Treas
ury Oct. !. With interest accrued thoreon from
May1, 1851, aud TINT interest on said bunds would
ccass Oct. !. The circular also provided that
redemption at any t!me prior 10 Oct. l, receiving
accrued Interest tran May to tiato Of prcs-
Gntntlou. In consequence Of this cali tie Au-
the bonds with acorncd Interest w!Il be paid ut
any tlln0 thoY arc presented for redemption.
, 1881-08-10

LEO HARTMANN, =:
,,.'s. *",as1oS, wtS,1 - ~ Aug, ,s-lenry "ohle of
80" iofRs COUNSEL Tor Leo Hartmann. nd
utossed communication to the Secretary Of
ltshpt Interview with Aasfatant Yeorotnry tt1tt
Tho ro,,r,ac, aavs. ..hn r.. ~ ~.
xreas extent se,pon.Se for 5s ~
proceeding. The Department has not dlsu7owcd
tho the statements Of tho administering. and
~ Ss a,,.m -. ~, ecc. nnq aseuea 70 proclaim
1uu s'nee p
surcd, In Wow nr ths.c f"c,sI ssaIa ror se.
fnt!v .,,,n, thot ~ T,ano.3.,"t a,,, ~.
na.,a,, .s,n @ n1 tao oepastment should take
epprenens'ons of arrest and surrender to RUS
tin aru unfoundcd; that, tl,orc being no trcnty
maud extrAaIaon. ard tho National Government
having no authority to arrest persons for al1aeca
tue s!a,o Dc. Department cannot tnqs're, sad nas
Sy arc ernes Inc
aud punishod rs such throughput tho ciyiiizeJ
world. Or only political acts Which nro not co1-
sFass wn|ss sSos sos aTe Sy
Iho sccsothry Of Htnto replies:
ALL s9y o} t sst7E S, Isst p sy e.
Netc fhrk CHv-9fH: Your letter dated tho Gsl1
inst;. post!nnTked Now Yark ssh. was received
tlcclare IN effect that your client. Mr. Loo Hart
mann. .hall have the protection OF tlo Govern
S 0 Sqs sss Il s aai s teesse
BY tho samo mali letter. from m c1ninent citi-
zes, Of Pennsylvania urging Tint this 0ovorn-
render Mr Iiart.uautl in the event of bis being
demanded by Nuesia. ln both these comsnunI-
sa snes assarS @ fass o to .,ons xSs es 81 s b
" what would 30 !: u g 1oyernaasat q s:aeSs IL
legal principles and jtupOrtaj1t pcrtonnI rfuilts
, 1881-08-10
CHE Gtft111re.

5IsAnfArNit llas suffered n teia]se, md
ltla physicians entertain serious fcurs TINT
llu 1l,ny not Eut we'll.
, 1881-08-10


WAsn1s0roS, u. G., Aug. 0.-The following Or
dor bas been issued by Adjutant-0 0oncFal Drum:
"F'rcarms and ammunition sold to officers Of
thu army by the Ordnance Department arc In.
tcndod for shelr own .1so In tho servtce, md not
for sate to persons who have once had tho prlyi.
lege Of purchasing arms, and cannot agnin bs
eupplied with like nrtns except by order OF the
Secretary Of Wnr, ind then only aftor oertifyIuR
that tho nrtns previously purchased wurc not
disposed OF Iii 4 lnAnner cuntrary to the pur-
pose and muanlng Of this order"
, 1881-08-10

Ronl:nr Plant, II colliory proprietor Of
ClIeatlle, Statrorlsfre. England, Inns failed.
Ills liabilities nre estimated! ut S,,50, 900.
, 1881-08-10
DYING.

WASHINGTON, u. O.. Aug. o.-0corge W. lslgas,
n prominent banker here. Is pronounced by hia
phyalcnus to bo dying to- night. llo IL chief Of
active tor years In building up Washington.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-17
SALE REGISTEIl.

Vim. II Warner will sell at Pubic Sale
at his residence in Creagerst"wn on Sat,
urdav March. 10. 1881. 4 horS:s, l colt, Q
cows, si,0tes, a reaper, and other agri
cultural implements. Eight mos
credit, with interest. Cash limit, five
dollars.
Daniel 10y will sell at his residence NJ
Owens Creek, on Saturday, March 90, at
o'clock, a lot of household md kitchen
furniture Terms, Six months credit with
interest. Cash limit, five dollars.
Mr. Geo. w. Ambrose will s. Il at his
residence, on the r,n,d leading from Sahil.
aasville to Fountain Dale. one and one
half miles from the former place, on Sat
urday March 10, ct O'Clock p. m-Two
horses, wagons, plows, harness, corn and
potatoes. 6 months Without inter
est il notes are paid at maturity. Five
dollars. cash limit.
Andrew Harbaugh will sell at Public
Sale at his residence on the road leading
from Lantz to Mt. Zion, on Thursday
March II, at 9 O'Clock 3. IN 5 IarstH, cows
farming utensils and hnus hold furniture.
Terms six months on sums above i've dol
lars without interest if paid at maturity.
Mrs. Mary E. Black. adm'rx, III sell un-
der mortgage. the property known ms
"Springticld Mills" two miles s"nt west
of Creogerstown, now in possession ofGco
W. Free, on Sat, Mch. 2G at 1 p Ill.
Terms, cash.
II. A. Hinea will sell at Public Sale at
his residence near Logs Station on Tues.
day, March 20, S horses, 8 cows. 40 shot s
and complete stock of T. rming imple-
,nen,s Terms, twelve months without
interest. fthe notes are paid a, maturity.
Five dollar cash limit.
]. II Norris will sell at Public Sale at
his residence one half mile south Of Creag
crstcwn on Monday, March %, at 10 o'clock
9 horses. 3 cows lot Of hogs and farming
implements. Six mcnths credit with in.
tercst. Six dolors cash limit
Capt. Jos. Willhide will sell on Saturday
March % at I O'clock, at his residence
we Of this placc,3 horses, COWS II d ii
lot Of farming implements. Terms Six
months with interest on sums in excess OF
five dollars; that sum aud under, cash
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-17
CQZeWZ,2' News.
lettings from our Exchanges.

The fox hunt at Woolsboro on Tuesday
L,,t was decided success, nntwith.tand
inc the snow. About thirty dogs were in
t Chase. A finc dinner was served at
Mr. Smiths hotel and good days sport
was enjoyed. The Fox was captured after
\ ten mile chase. Citizen
The SNOW storm of last week give the
employ tes Of the Emmi,tslurg Railroad
some of the hardest work they have ever
Ind to accomplish Troxels cut was
completely filled up. the $, ow having nc
cumuatrd TO the depth Of ten TO tw, I've
feet, requiring force of twenty men,
working f,om Friday morning I'LL abou,
noon on Saturday before the engine could
get through. IA the weather was both
damp and cold, the labor Was exceedingly
severe, but the men stuck It. their work
faithfully, and the cars wereabr to resumr
their regular trips much sooner, than nj
first seemed possible Chronicle
THE MUNsHOwER CAsE.-tJn Monday
last M,ssrs. McSherry and Urher, counsel
for murderer Munshower. filed in tie Cir.
rui, Court a petition for IL writ Of error.
The petition will be granted a.d the ap-
peal will bc heard at the April session Of
the Court Of Appeals Governor Hnnii-
ton viii have to vi hdraw his warrant di-
lcc,ng the execution Of Munshower on
cson of the Court of Appeals on the que-
ton of errors in the trial Of the accused
before issuing the final authority tor the
execution - Times.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-17

We are pleased to learn tina, lionnrs have
fallen upon the head of orr former ci izen
Mr. John Murdoch He has been elected
Burgess Of DO .nsboyo and will doubtless
give perfect satisfaction as We well know
that he succeeded in doing in a position
held in our pike company.
Mrs. John Hummer was buried at Rocky
Ridge on Sunday last. She died ON Sat
urday, aged " years 9 mos, was widow
Of soldier f'a2 and as such drew a pen
sion Of 900 per annum, which amount was
paid to her, but 4 day pr two previous TO
her death.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-17
81 e b..

On the 9th inst near Fountain Dale, Adj
ANS county. Pa, Mrs, Susar G., wife
oi John Miller, aged 40 years, = months
and days.
In .Hrlins Grove Pa on March 3rtl. How.
ard. infant son Of Howard and SallIc
Schn"ur, aged ? months md days
Weep not. for his little spirit
VIII ever hover near.
And like guardian Angel,
'Tis reckoning you to realms above.
Weep not, dear parents. for your loved
one,
He's safe within the arms Of God;
And ON the resurrection morn
You'll meet to part no more.
Weep not. weep not
When God recalls his own.
H. bids them leave q world of voc
For An immortal crown.
AFRIEND.