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Marshall.

Special to the Herald.
Marshall, June GA mad dog was killed
In this city yesterday.
Hannah Coats, colored, was killed by
lightning on the Abney farm, in this county
the other day. She was washing at sprine
in low bottom and near trees, but the bolt
struck only her, the taller objects being un,
touched.
Tho trial of r. L. Jennings for the killing
OF W. ). Coleman In this city year ago,
hogan to-day. Thus far only eight Jurors
have been selected. There is lr,le or no OK.
citement about the trial as tho act seems L
be generally justified by the community.
Since writing the above the Jury has beer
empsnr elled ana the trial is progressing
The defense Gets up justiaable grounds. Tn,
state closed having wade weak case. The
testimony for defense being taken tho cas-,
will close to morrow.
We have had week of uninterrupted
sunshine, and the farmers have worked
diligently and accomplished much in riddiup
the corn and cotton fields OF weeds. A Itch,
shower would not be unacceptable ut The
present time. Crop prospects are very fair
A brilliant wedding occurred here yester.
day. ID. Q. Boico, Of Atlanta, and Miss
Minnie Il. Armstrong, were the parties
They have gone north on bridal tour.
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Austin.
. A.

HNnshms
Special to the Herald.
Austin, June 9.-At the October term of
the United States district court at San An,
tonic. there will be star route investigation
IN the case of the Brownsville and Co,n,.s
Christi mail route. The original contrsc,
wss tor $4,000, which was increased 10
w 600. 1t is said that Senator MAxev !.
implicated in the RECOMMENDATION of said
increase.
Colonel Pesrcs and Msior An
drews are here, it is rumored with the oh;sc,
Of attacking Judge Newcomb on the eyicenee
taken before the fourteenth legislature unon
which Newcomb was removed from office
Msjor Andrews says the grading on tina
extension Of the Sunset route will be oppo-
sile Fort Clark next week. and that he
expects the combination ofthe Sunset and
Huntington line, $50 miles northwest Of San
Antonio.
10 the district court of Travis county TO-
day, p. W. Wynne plead guilty to land for,
gerry and was sentenced 10 two years in the
penitentisry.
Tho board of education has determined 10
establish summer or short terms Of the nor.
NAL schools at TYLER, Waxs.
hachie, Gainesville, Laredo, San
Marcos, Moscow and Prairie View
They will be organized July lst, and will
continue until the third Sunday in August.
The expenses of the institution excep. for
board will be betrayed by the Peabody fund.-
Each establishment will be under tho control
of experts trained in normal work. CertiG.
Gates will bo granted by the governor at ,he
next legislature, and recommend the passage
of an act,validaling them. Colonel Hollipss.
worth will go north IN few days to pro-
cure teachers.
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The Cotton CrOn

Galveston, Texas, June 9.-The Galveston
Cotton Exchange has l2G replies from 9C
counties, which show an increase of 3 pei
cent compared with last year; 10 report The
weather more favorable than last year; Il
the same; 90 less favorable; 92 report
stands good; fair; 20 no! good. The crop
is reported as on an average of six.
teen days later than last year; 52 repor. the
condition of the crop good; "a not good.
owing 10 too much rain, crops grassy and
wecdy. There is general complaint about
the scarcity and insu fliciency of labor,
caused by hands going to different railroads,
now 10 course Of construction in this state.
No ferlerlizers are used. A few replies 70.
port the appearance ofthe cotton worm, but
not 10 sufficient number 10 do any damage.
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Affairs In Ireland

Cork, Juno 9.--Many bAyone.s, with
which v the marines charged the crowd a
DAILY depot, were broken. The people a.
,s%oled g NJ, on top Of the hill, at one end Of
,s0, p,my Depot. The soldiers thought 10 apht
lao,r way through, and some Of them hurIsd
stones az the people. Quietness having bean ,asa
restored a. Ssibberren, one hundred sroops
were abou! to quit, when a portion Of Ike
fsl's fs, were YER, found cutup. A later telegram
from Skibberen represents that the town 4
again much excited. The military az
auMtered in tho town hall. Magistrstos
have Issued a proclamation prohibItlnr tba
opening OF liquor shops at night after p.m,.
until June 10. P'A'
London, juno 9.-The Stand.
ards Rome correspondent ssys tha nan.
Is much impressed by the participation Of ia
Irish clergy in the land agitation. dcspite his M
express g injunctions. Ho has laid the matter
ooaIa'; oaaTrG Inc congregation for extraordinary
diSobedient bishops Ia duty.
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WRAhington Wnifs.

Washington, June 9.-William Batohellor
was to-day appointed inspector Of tobacco,
snuff and cigars for tho district Of Louisiana.
Among tho visitors received by President
Garfield to-dsy was h. X.
DennsiAl, tho editor Of the
Franco. American, Of New York, who called
10 confer with tho president on the establish
ment of a large agricultural colony in
Texas.
Commissioner Raum has received a tells
gram from Collector CLARK, of Atlantis, stating
that q force cent out 10 arrest parties
concerned 10 the woundipg Of Deputy Bal.
ton, In Forsythe, returned TO day, bringing
tvs teams and three mon. Search for othors
will be continued.
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Ku KluXing I'm Editor and u Judge in
ArlkNusNs


Little Rock, Ark, June9 "A special to
the Gazette from Morrilton, Arkansas, says
on the 25!h of May, L. Harris, county Judge
Of Pryor county, and John L. Matthews,
editor of the Fourche Valley Times, received
a notice through the Perryyille postotlice to
leave tho county within fifteen days
or suffer the penalty of death at the hands
ofa regularly organized Kuklux khan. The
days expired yesterday and message Just
received here from Perryville says
a body of armed men arrived in town at
o'clock this morniug, and inquired for Mat.
thews and Harris, who had prudently left
town the day before. The affair
is the result OF prosecution inaugura-
ted by Judge Harris, tho proceedings
of which were published by Matthews.
Some parties are supposed to have fred
the Times office in May, 1868. Judge
Harris is here and says 6o
has sufficient evidence to
identify tho author of the notice. He then
leaves for the capital this evening to ask the
aid of the governor in procesec,ing the Of
tenders and preserving the piece.
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Mail PoucI, RObhca

Chicago, June GA mail pouch robbery
occurred here last night. The pouch, which
camo from Grafton, Vs., ovor The Balti.
moro u Ohio railroad, aud which was put in
the mail wagon at the depot, was mi,,ipr
when the wagon arrived at the Office.
The back door Of the wagon was unlocked
Some sensational developments are expected
IN connection with this robbery, which nav
give aid TO tho route investigation,
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Nan Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, June GA letter received
here, says a Mexican freighter named E,cobe,
da committed suicide on the road to Eagle
Pass, June 4th. He was under bond TO ap-
pear hero as a witness against cattle
thieves on the 18th and forfeited bis bond.
The matter weighed heavily on his mind,
which is ssupposed 10 have caused the suicide.
a largo sale Of Kansas flour occurred TO-
day st the Merchants exchange.
Jas. p. Harris was arrested al Kerrville
and Jailed here to-day for a crooked wool
transaction.
Arrangements havo been made 10 put
rofrlgera,ing cars on tho International from
here.
Tho city collector is selling property on
tho delinquent list.
II Is reported by parties
coming from McMullen county, that
two citizens and tho rangers
had a 6ght with desperadoes In L.salle
county. Ten persons were killed, including
several rangers. No dotails yet. The sheriff
ofKerr county has arrested Dick Dowdy,
charged with killing q man named Potter
some time ego.
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spcclai 10 tne Herald.
Galveston, June 9-The committee of
eleven tonight appointed twelve sub.
committees, ono for each ward, for the
purpose of soliciting subscriptions to tho
Texas Mexican railway, under the new
proposition Of one hundred and fifty thou,
sand dollars cash and right of way through
certain streets. The committee have drawn
up an ordinance, which they recommel d
to the city council for adoption, granting
the desired right of way, provided tho road
shall DO completed and in running order 10
Laredo within two years from the passage
Of the ordinance.
DR.. Greenville Dowell for the. past fifteen
years professor Of surgery In the Texas
medical college, died at St. Mary's
ithrmary at o'clock this afternoon
after five days illness. DR.. Dowell is the
original of Dowel's system for the treatment
OF hernia, upon which subject no has lectur.
OF throughout the principal cities Of the
United states. He Is tho author of q work
upon the subject, ard also upon yellow
fever. DR.. Dowell was native of Virginia
and came 10 Texas in 1858.
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mama yesterday, have since died: John Lo.
gan, Henry D'vis, Henry Wallace, George
johnson and Jack Beltz. After the explos.
lon John Button jumped ouverbosrd and
Wss drowned. George Gibbs. John
wallis, Stephen Paul, a minor. are not sr'
pected to recover. All the above named ara
soiored. It's generally Understood ,ba, ibs
boats were racing at the time of the explcs;on
ne nshns and st. John were side BY side,
rounding Fltteenmile point, Tho local
inspectors are investigating the matter.
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Culpnhie Negligence .

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, June 0.-The coro>
ners jury in an investigation Of tho case Of
accident on the y. &N. W. railroad, whero.
by Frank Houston and Thomas Heudley were
killed, rendered a ver1i,t charging Charles
b. Lowi', telegraph operator at Cedar RAPIDS.
with culpsb'c negligence. Lewis has been az.
rested on the charge OF manslaughter.
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Desperadoes bone IA.

- Denver, Col., June GA special to The
tribune @ from E'panala, New Mexico, dated
June 9th, says two despersdoes, named
Knowles and Conner, attacked Voorhessi
store with intont to robbery and shot
tho proprietor twice, probably fatally.
The latter returned the lre and The ruifians
lied. A lyncb.ng party was Immediately
organized and started in pursuit. Kaowles
was shot dead and Conner was captured and
returned ttdsy, ard will undoubtedly be-
lynched during tho night. W
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A Fatal Conflict.

London. juno GA dispatch from st.
Petersburg sayo news has been received from
Lifts OF a fatal conflict at q small town Of
Konba, between seventy prisoners and their
military guards. More than twenty. Eve men
were killed or wounded. About forty prIs.
oners escaped to ancighboripg Forest carry
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Special to the Herald.
Dsnison, juno o. The sou,hea.,o., .x,..
SION OF 'Ns Missouri Pacific will be com.
plo.ed TO Mineola BY the 10Th inst A r.-
,,me,esra ,hnsnH y now being prepared, by which
June 10th. "' pace from
a nesvy wind'storm was reported IN n.
nauon yesterday notwithstanding wh,ch nv Nv
TWO DAYS past have been oxceed,rylv w.srs ,re
mere inc mercury marking 95 at B a' y. M % sos
DAY. The prospects for rain 70 r;"h. ~ .oS
however, very favorable. s1' sts'
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Freight RAtea.

Louisville, Ky, June o.-The rate COM
milsee Of tas southern railway and steamship
association mot here yesterday. A lares
number Of prominent railroad men Vcfo
present, principally from the south. The
purpose 10 70 Tx general systsm Of ftsIght
rates throughout the south, Nh 4
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Hear,,e.
Special to the Herald,

hoarae' June 9.-An old negro named
perry Jackson employed on the farm Of
Daniel Brady, one'hslt mile from ,bi, town
S,aa %n,,e ach,opp'nE cotton, dug up four hun.
u,eu Ia,S,, uoi,Ars' al IN S2O gold pieces. The
,svrs' ,sss @ GATE found on tho coin besrs
iooi. Ihe money is supposed 10 have been
eutled several yesrs ago by an ex.secsion
ioreulan named Goiden of the Terss Can.
trsl road, who died some five years sso.
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MincoIa.

Special to the Herald.
M'ne9Ii June 9.-Yesterday in the Wood
county da'rict court tho jury in tho case 0
- Sook vs. Heidenheimer Bros, of Galveston
lar malicious prosecution, rendered. ,vsDn wa"s.a.
To- aL.', pa'u'll l0r ten thousand dollars Messrs.
,oapa, mau"s., o, Galvestcn, and Hoeg 4 Beechcr
IRep,esehtd Rlhes tae detendants, and Finlay n
"oeer'son' Giles u Cato for the plaintiff =
Abo Marlborough, who killed HI hro,ho-'
W y, ih's county last year, was cap.ured Il
U upsaur county and brought back far trial -
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Mig springs.
pneciai In tho uaraid


Special to the Herald.
Big Springs, june 0.-A week ago there
were about 100 tents erected here In three
days, mostly for business purposes, and some
for "fun and fighting"
No town ever he'd such . number Of
drunken men, but In the lsst three days The
railroad forco have left, and tho usual iport,
Ing fraternity LEFT for the Pecos river. Since
day before yesterday about 100 teams have
gone westward from here.
The rangers arc out on . scout aiser a
huneh OF Indians on The hsad.waten Of ,he
Colorado fivor. The Apaches have len shs
retarvst,cn.
Tho surveyors are laying Of town lols, bui
net much prospect for sals = ysk
Tho plps b lsid ftom shs spsiiu AesA bui
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" We ~ siil not get water for . weak o,,..
70 no me tank not being finished. -' 0~'s9
% ne ns Iexss Pacific track d nov ls,a o,s.
~ miles west Of here and telsc,s,,h. ~ as -. vsst
lowing close on 70 the work. ~. S.' ~ Ur
.; siv o1s OF reach of the trsck l.yers "A Vii
come. 0' so"s ume 70
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The Belsen murder Trisl

Vicksburg, Miss., June al. ]. Bolt on;
jr., whose trial he's been going on for ths
past few days d Port Gibson, f6r The murder
Of Douglsss Clarke here lest ipring, VA to-
day acquitted. He trial for killing Lon
Clarke was postponed sill the next term.
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Appointed ~ ths Prsslasnt.
wshipssop, D. O, June o.--Ths pnui.
dent to-day appointed William D. King
9:ss' g. oo'>fAss = Aads'''e o'a'S :! ss'e =!
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The Green rig neisss1.

London, June 0 -AnetAsr asrsM has bssa
madc under coeroloo, d county Cork. IAe
people a Skull, counly Cork, have holalsd
Tho green Asg on : pole and stationed q
armed guard Ia ffcnt Of Father 1urpky's.
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

star Route lnves,igation 10 Bcr,n
AT San AntOnto-A Wood Couusv
Fratricide Captured-A yerd,cs
OF $4,000 Against Heidem.
hetmer Bros, OF Gal-
Vesten-l.aad Forger
Sentenced, Etc,
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Steamboat Boiler Explosion.
New Orleans, june 9.-Tho following,
icaldsd BY boiler sxrlosin Of The steamer
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flRST DISPATCH.

quebec, Ont, June 0, "a. m.-An e,ten.
slve ireis raging in the suburbs Itis i'm.
possible al present to give an estimate of the
losses Tho police and fire departments arc
demoralized' Half of ST. Johns Is already
DESTROYED The less will exceed over
$4,000.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-31

~ Outfit Sent free to those Who wish to
m engage in the mos, pleasant aud prog
w i,able BUSH css known. Every,hn,f
new. Capital not required We will fur
nish you ever. thing $40 a day and up
wurd, is easily made without sta, iugaway
from no ne over night No risk whatever.
Many new workers Wante'l at once. Mary
are making fortunes at The business. La
dies make as much AS men and young hoys
and girls make .reat pay No one who Is
" illins to work fails to make more money
every dav than can I've made in week at
any ordinary employment Those who
Engage at once will find short road TO
fortune. Address IL. HALLETT Il Co.,
Dec. l6Iy. Portland. Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-31

DEATH OF DR. RDpLEMosER AS
We were going to press yesterday, We
were advised Of the death of our
friend DR.. Vim. 4. Rlddlemo3er, one
of the leading Democrats OF Cavetown
District, AMI prominent man OF oar
county He had been for long lime
afil c,ed with consumption, aud his
d-cllue WAS gradual, HI. death Is
not hen surprise to his many tr'end7
He WAS, we believe, about 81 Years OF
age and his whole life has been one OF
activity. Few men in tins and the
adjacent county Of Frederick, had
larger circ e Of acqnaln'ances de was
at one time a representative OF his
county IN tn Legislature of Maryland
and alw avs ,ecided and active pol
itlciar..- Null
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-31

1T is evident enough that the Re
pub'cans bought mp Senator Malone
of Virginia. One report is that he is
to have all the Federal patronage in
his own State. We do not SEE, how.
ever, any reason for surprise at the
course taken by Mr. Malone. In pol
tics n. in finances he i. Rea1juster
in favor of dischargins obligations
with the smallest possible payment.
That, all" " Y. .Sun.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-31

Professor Wayland in bis admira-
bic work on Political Economy states
M one Of his theorems that "indnstry
will be applied to capital, in proper
ton to the intellectual Improvement
Of people
He argues that intellectual cnl'lva.
ton tends to increase the industry oi
a people in two WAYS; first, by excit.
ing people or community TO eSsrtlon
and second, by directing that exer-
ton.
One admirable and self-evident
truth advanced is, that ignorant men
are lndolent, because they have no
means of Judging the results. or The
the benefits to lie secured by indus
try.
Inability to reason or calculate the
effect If certain acts or series cf log
ical endeavor must deter men from
making what they are not satisfied may
not be iruitless attempts. The man
or community that is acquainted with
no condilion superiorto thatof his or Its
own, or if acquainted with it, ignorant
Of the cause that produced such con
di,ion either is satisfied to remain III
such condition, or if dissatisfied, still
hepitates TO essay task, to the sue
cessfnl accomplishment of which be
recognizes bis unf,ness to aspire.
The full knowledge of difference IN
conditions that comes with intellectu'
al advancement and the appreciation
Of the canees of the difference will in.
spire and excite exertion to lesser
those differences Once excited tc
active energy the wel.-read, thought
full reasoning community or 'ndlv'du'
al has that mental attainment and bal.
sucs that no. only pushes, but dirscts
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-31

The President has decide! not to
call an extra session Of Congress This
will leave the organization Of the new
House over until December, conse-
onent!v the Democratic officers Of that
body will retain their place until that
date. The fight over the reorg.nizs
ton Of the Senate still goes on with
little prospect of settlement at the
Special Session.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-31

P.esil-n. Garfield is said to have
announced that he will. only fill Va.
caucies in Office at present, and will
make no important changes for At
least sixty days. PAlpit..ing asri-
rant. for foreign MISSIONS should &C
c4pt the situation, keep away from
Washington. and endeavor to be calm
N Y TriJmac.
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to a profitable end, its industries and
undertakings.
Labor will be in proportion to the
benefit it confers, knowledge increases
these benefits by exciting and direct
ing it, hence liberal spread Of knewl-
edge and an universal cultivation of
the desire to learn and to under stand
il one Of the surest means and most
direct evidence Of the prosperity of a
community or country.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-31

THIS weeks papers brings us quite
a batch of threats O. assassination Of
European rulers. The Pope, the Car
and Frederick William, the heir-ap.
parent to the German throne. So
long as the excitement attendant on
the murder Of the late Car Of Russia
continues, we may expect to hear such
threats some of which would be read
lily carried into effect did a good op-
portunity Offer.
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Nafottin G|arion.
Chas. e. Casseil. A. NJ,
Editor.
E. L Root, pROp,R's
Chas. (. Casselil
THU RSDAY. MARCH 81, 1881.
Don't Bet on Another's Game.

It is possible to reduce from chaos
and ipd-,ermination to rule and SCI
en.iic method, every ynown thing 'hAt
ever was 50 ,Ktu o. saoa5l1 Of, EXCEPT
turning grirdstone. This imple-
meut of peace, being most comm'n
article, it may be readily remembered
Us the sole exception to the above
rule.
Accepting the above, it should be
come tue first thought or Impulse, to
inquire whether, or not, you have
mastered and reduced IN your own
mind to a scientific certainty, the out
come OF any projected enterprise. 1t
should not only govern YOU in all your
ventures in life, but should guard 70"
in all yodr utterances.
1t is equal folly, being no expert
to undertake to make capital, buck
ing against the ,bree-card'monte ma"
or to endeavor to increase a repnta
ton for wisdom by dlspuung with
lawyers, not being versed in jnrispru-
denc-, with doctors, being no phys'-
clan or with preachers, being no thee
Logan. 1t is. or should be, folly, the
most srparent, to essay to take to
task, anyone. for his methods in hnsi
ness, when it has been a life stu'y
with him, how best to mango and
conduct such business, and your ideas
and theory hav. been b-gotten OF a
superficial aud prtjudiced & lance at
it.
ii. in such, more than in any other
instances, that persons, Of acute re"-
son and sound judgment, in mat'ers
10 which they have really given slten.
ton, are frequently caused, BY their
own act, to appear absur1Iy ignorant
and b.. such means fail, even 10 com
mand the respect OF others, for the
ability, to winch they have undoub'pd
right.
To reduce all such reflections to
practical suggestion, Womb be. to adj
wise, all TO choose some object IN life,
to the attainment Of which should be
bent an undivided energy, master 1t,
become authority upon the subject,
and then protect vourselffio'c assault
BY never venturlng to become abso.
lutte authority upon any other subject
There are more men, than vital sub
iects in the world and you will attain
TO uncommon honor, if you succeed in
being recognized, as authority upon a
single point, while to assume TO DO
more will be, to do infinitely less.
We hay. very little faith in uned-
ucated genius and in this age Of sci
enti6c method, invest but little, in
those Who are ready to solve every
moral and social problem BY the "sin,
ole rule Of thres" or to set themselves
up in iugle POSITION a key TO all
vexed questions.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-31

Mr.. Theo DAVIS, OF KeeavsvlI!e,
brorner of DR.. S. S and w. f. Davis,
has purchased of AR. Chas +. Davis,
his drug store and fixtures at Mechan-
icsrown Md, and will remove the
same to KeedvsvilIe where he IN con-
uecrlon with It's brothers will conduct
a 6rs,-cIass dug store. We besprak
for there clever and obhgrne Young
gentlemen good trad - Boo"sboro
Times.