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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-18
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80 | GREAT 1881
~, MO ! PsS;SSMSYLYANIA ROu"A
~ The NoETE, WsSI i SOUTHWEST
5TEEA halls. 3PLENDIN 5CENSG
&AGN1FICENT EQUIPAENI.
Nay i6.h, 1851.
iIaina leave Washington irom depot OF BAL.
TiAoRG & POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor
ne. Of Sixth .nd 3 att ssts, .G follows:
For philadelphia, New York end the gsst. S snd
III 81 s.m. daily, excep, Sunday, ana BOA, 10 %
and II Is pm duly, With Palscc Oars. liz. liz.
'ssd Sxplass Of Pullman Psrlor Carr 93Gs
u. daily, except Sunday, For PhiisdelrLa
snd III 81 a. N. d>ly, except sunday, and
f. Z w. a., III and 10 10 9. In. dsily.
Fer pltlsbura and the Yves. 500 a. NJ, vito
patlor car to P.ltsburg and Sleeping car TO
9.dt D. 10. a. y, with Palace Gar 20 Chicago.
For CanandaiguI and she North, s W a. H.
eEcep. Sunday and $50 .. n. daily, aIcep.
Saturday, with Palace Gar :. Usnsndaiyus
For Wstkins, 1890 a. n. daily except 5.n.
For Baltimore, 6 ~, 500 $50 nnd Q.n;
2Ol, ~, $40, $40, 9.3C, ~ 70 and iUl5 o U.
On Sunday 500 and H. 81 Am; ECO, D. ~, go,
>. II 90 SnG 10 10 ?. N.
S0t ropes Greek Line, a. g. N. and 40 p. N.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, + 4U b. N. snd DC o. 20. daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
Fof Aiexandris 100, 20, 30, End II 80 s..
NJ, "nd ~, B, ~, 6 and IL 80 .. III. sun.
=, day at w, ~, Ind II 80 g. m. and Q. IN.
irslas leave AlesaEtris for 3esulns,on o.lJ
90 and 10 e. Ia, aud 124), 3, 5, 7, $40
p m. ard Y night.
On sunday at $50, and 10 q. M. and 90 and
III q. No.
fAnoUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
guantlcU sni Richmond will leave Alersn.
drls at 7.2J and IL II a. %. daily and s 70 Q,
70. dt.'l' except sunday.
scst mail, leaving at II II t, M makes but one
stop VIZ: At Quallico, between Alexandra
snd Richmond.
IlcHets snd information can be procured q:
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
o0etnesst. j. K. WOOD,
INV Gen'l. Passenger Agent
General Msnaoer r,ls
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b sill, Southwsrd, connects ut Charlol!esyiIla
with Ches. & Ohio 4. T., HAST and West !.
Lynctourg, connects with Norfolk i Wet
ern K. K. through South west Virgins ~
Nashville, New Orleans Mem phis, Lille 1 RIO 70
snd lexas-and st Dsnville with Richmond +
DNnViiia L. K. to South snd Southwest
Express Southwark connects at Charlottas.
villo sll points on Ches. s Ohio K. L., spi
at naHvi!le Tor sll points South East ard South
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave A.
'1sndrie daily, except Sunday, ~ q. m. and
IL IS q, m, and returning arrive at AloxsudrIs
II ID p m and 20 3. N.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Wssb;rc.o,
~ .. N. and Alcyandris 7t5a. M, Gsiir
except Sundsy, arrive at SLrssburg at Il Is pm
connecting With the Valley Road Eas, srl
West. Leave Strasburg 2 81 p. NJ, arriving $!
Alezsntria al 8 30 .. m.
MlXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lS!ON leaves Alessndris daily, except Sun.
day, ST ca 8. IT,, striving ut SLrssbufg 81 rs
p. m, and returning leaves Strssburx 81 o.;
d. M. arrlViEg In Alexandria st 2 sc .. N.
For Aiddieburg, daily connection ~ P!M-s
station
For Upperuille regular connection At pels.
For WAhNGNToia losve W.shinz.o, .
ID a. e. daily snd II Q5 N. dail3, e1can,
Sunday.
Passengers can leave Wsrrenton st S25so
aud tsRe ni4.d trril NJ junction and re.,5
a'eNuHufis a. " " Ut, 10 L'me 10 make A. {
+. lrsia e. - > p M for Washington, Baltimore
and rew York.
All trains make good connections, ii Wash.
irgton, 70 snd from X orth and West.
New Orleans sleeper lespes washington :,
10 g. N. running through without Gasrse,
Fast traiu Wi MarAs Is oiusLnble Recir;a,
Eha!r ca attach d runs through t. White al.
phur Spinpe wilh u. III .pge ard from Vile
rulphur to Batm re NEhout chsuse. Til: il
the fastest tra,n oriReen these ponLs
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washny.on
and Augusta, Ca, without change, ca IL Is
p. 10. tram.
Through tickets very log to the South sud
SOUTHWEST
-iEkCER SLAUGHTER GTs
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&GafEEa RESORTS.
nEkNEr SPHlEaS.
~ 81 IAN DOAH CO., VA.
SAMUEL IL MTj:IN P.on,iotor

~ L ~ ~ Iva u w., "a.
SAMUi l. III. n u Lin, Proprietor,
OPEN JUNE lUlh.
MS GrEe hrd deiighttu! summer resort stu
GiHc imD nF the LCuniairs o: tho = 1Ii.y o. Y ir-
ginia, dig y mites away from Baltimore and
Ohio \ Il, ST Mount JACKSON. From this 20 Mt
passengers leave for the Sprihgs, being convey cd
IN e!rEant fsrk Na2O?clte over splendid
mountain rcsd, srli'iEs a liu.e tor ea.lY tar.
Sound t7;p :itEets seuad By rsiroai CON.
rnlIes. erd FIR .rmphlet
J i. CHANCELLOR. Ecs Phy. myl7-lm
- P ~ SPRINGS ANO Bk,E, LKA.
x LEE ITuIA WATEh) EAmPckir Z
EOU Il, " toE 1904 Ai& So Chsly.
b+ate y ater-, riib in iio;, end fee Wh,.e
ru'lhur ;-prirg ir .he Ncl.uposEo;sd. Open on
Juae lst TO ss ~. / october ss the Company
VAL justify unequal 81 ty eny mineral waters
!" : merlc4 ior she cure Of sci:i 1yspepsi., bid
ey sAt bladder troubles uteIiuo ri alen.s, govt,
dheas.s Of tho sblr, sitrrh affections rheu
tnat'sm snd iunctlunsI hart troubles. IT Is
6N uNFAiLl&G SOLVENT UF Cal.
Gull. These waters have proved great value
II ;!ary other diseases. but csn be nj re conf
Gently relied Oh III Lre above !ameI titan aup
Other u:ihefs spring III thls country | guar
fIi-e Il cute !! CUTatl1 by mineral waters Tho
baths-Got cU.o AUG shpwer-are unexre led aay
wreTe. ih6 new end elegant sWi N ming pool of
siksl0c water, Inc largest IN tn" Uuited States
II not Il the wur g, Is espel is ly attractive.
~ O atar or BITTER lace for isdiai or child.
ron TO le"rn !" swim. Plenty to fill their ston.
'cG and ne1C bets to rest them an Hrst mount.
- :oads III .lr.,nlai one hundrcd dollars to the
M expended upon lhen hi, spr.ug. Iho ait
tits r.evaied region is pure and delicious.
Capoh berg error TO ALI the cities north of the
ro;oIu&c than hDy Of The Virgins spliags OF
lOte Of All average Of hundred aud Gf.y miles
clAiru' arge patronage on lha! score For
pleasure or health the traveller nr"d Dnt 20
iuflter Board, By the month Si2 $40 md
&c according to location. Send tor parnph els
clrcct Or call on w s. MPrUN, 7U3 18th
i Washington, D. q for pamphlets ami aLer
.TlHe music. god Boating, fsblrg aud hunting
Ia ze.s"r; good livery. w. =. SALE
yl6-lin Proprietor.
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n oTIoE'
CHA HGE OF TIME,

on and sitter Monday, October 4th the
ooAts Q! the POTOMAC FERKY co. will run
So follows:
Lea We ALEXANDRIA:
~, I 81, 6a0, 93C, 10 30 sad II 30 8 M, and
Il aO' 80, z 30; Sc, 30, s 80 and 80 y. m.
$50, 7 50. 8 80, 9 30, 10 30 and II 20 = NJ And
IL 3O ~, $50, 20, 4 90, 30 and 6 81 D. n.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will oe
at 30 6. u.
My25 CHG. Z. PHILLIPS, Msnsger.
inland & SEABOARU OUASTlNG co.
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Steamers OF this line will run Is follows:
FOR NDkFOHA,

FOR kdKEOAA,
connecting with Merchsnts' snd Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
E,sDk- or THE E.aMs
Nv ARY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd
EHlDAY, st 6 CO O'Clock p.m.; returning, lesvc
Norfolk On slternaie days Ut d 90 g. III.
This stauEcb iron e,esmer has juat been psint-
ed throughout, ststarooms newly furnished ana
csrPsted and is tho hAuiso1cst ss wsll ss tho
safest ooat on the fotor sc river sI3 chesapeake
necton with the New York ana Boston stesm-
ere; also conn ects with Richmond sizes mers snd
railroad lines outh. Stops AZ fINAY POINT
md POINT LOOKOUT gong md retur hing.
Bs9ianirg Asy lei, 1881, e, cursiou tickets,
g7cd for ioCr Gays. will be issu, as follows -
tu,tcisss rouCo trip to TT. Monroe and Norfolk
Us D }; fret clsss fare 10 Fortress houros and
Norfolk 81: second class each way ST. 81; ftst
clsss fare u Piney Point and Point Ioyk out
81 o0i FIRST c! ass round trip to Pin@y Point nd
Point ookcul 81 81; second elias esch wsv 75c
Slsterooms 81 meals 75,.
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CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER 1t MCBUR-
NEYS.
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The steamers of this company make connoc-
tons AZ Norroik for Boston and all points kast
1T Few York with o.! pc:nts West ana Nortn-
Test, snd ct Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad snd Washington md Ohio Railroad
Through rates gwen ana treigh. handled care
fully and promptly. For further Information
apply TO f. A. bssED, agent,
WA, uro, Jhnney's wharf.
WA. THOMPSON, President
l4l6 r street.
eep Z!-tl Washington, D. @,
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THE STEAMER
GEORGE L A r Y
Carrying the U. :. hsiD
VIII lesve her wharf, foo, OF Prince street. on
IUE|EAfS, THU RSD6 Us and SAT uR.
DAY S. 1t $50 .. % Stopping at Pinev Pain,
md Ptict LuoAout going aud returning. Re.
iGrnlne leaves hortok On gSDAYS.
FRlDA % snd SUNDAY : at &C eek D. N.
beslbnln2 with May 1851 hxturson ticke
Vii De Issue d. good for tour dsy., ss follows
F,r6t r,'ss is!e to FORTRESS Mopiue md Mr..
loIh. ~ W; FIRST Glars round trip. So co. >econd
Font ard Point Lockout. ST. 81; First elias.
round trip, eco; Second class, each w.y, rs cts.
StsserooHIs 81. M esls rs cts.
GEORGE MATIINGLY, supt.
P. B. HOOB, gont mb26
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H 4 q UhON's FIRST SUPPLY OF
- SPRING GOUES.
Rlch Laces, in White, Ecru and BLACK Fan.
cy hiooons at low prices; silk and Lilen
hAaoketchlefs. Rlch Buttons, Fancy Vei!irg.,
Swiss, Mu!s snd Lace Ties our 90. Corset IS !ns
oess Ia marEet; also u full line of Gents Wli.a
ohlfts, uD laundried, ut SOC; celebrated DESMOND
Shif, 81, at FEkGnSONGS
nn1o So King street.
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.>-e;n,ea OLYU2'S STEAM LINE wErr
ssssEssssis; LY TIC
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, pEOv1
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers lesVe Alexandra EVERY TURY.
OAS sna leave Philadelphis EVERY SAT-.
URDAY.
TSls line connects at Alexandra With the G,
4. s. N. snd W s. o. r. Rs, snG At Ph:I"d 81:
phia with O!yde'6 regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston. '
Freight Forwarded with promptneas and care,
free OF commissions y
No charge for trsnSfer in PhiizdopAis, and
Wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Freauon.
departures, Through rates and through s;ile
Of lsding given. Inkursnce ct the lopsst rstas
Agents:
r. a. REED, Aiecsndria.
NA: CT DE & CO., Phtisdel,t -.
JOHNSON & co. Wssh, g Gaorgpn
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~ ASaINaToN d OHIO KAILKoAD

va aoa1StioN d OHIO RAILROAD
>, SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
ivy TRAINS DAILY (HXUEPT SUN.
DAY} BETWEEN ALhX ANDRIA
AND BOUND HILL,
-. Beginning May 9, 1881.
LeeVe " asnlngtuL ~ 8 ~ .. N, and % D.
M N and Alexandria Of 925 L. m. AIS D. n.
ass uaesourS, going westward, at IL 81 s. N.
qua o 81 p. N snd arrive st Round Hi a.
- o y. N AID 20 . N. Lsave Round Hill
81 ~ = IN. and II 30 pm. Pass Lsesburg, 70.
ing eastward. 1t o. N. ard l 10 o. N and
arrive st Alexandra at S Is a ~. sDo 3 Is
: IN. ~, and at Washington 8 rs .. ID. ard
Is p. N.
~ Passengers from Washington will take
ne J washington and Ohio cars y. toe Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station al $. m. sna Z. ~
p. n, and 20 througb to RounC Hill without
change Of Gals
Inc 9'25 q. m. train from Alexsncria and H. 30
=; 10. train from Round Hill connect a. hound
an with Mccoy & Wiaginton's Daily Line Of
Coacnes ior SElcSersvills, Berryville and WIN.
CHESTER; also Reamers Line of Coaches, which
h ,aave Leesourg daily for Aide and Middle
6oth trains, westward, make close connections,
a. Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fairs
lax Court House,
communication tickets, q cts psr mile
amnual ticketa, $50.
Z Il. HAVENER,
m9 ~ General Ticket Agent
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Legal, NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the CLERKS Office Of thu Cor
poration Court Ct the city of alexandria,
on the 18th day of June 1881
Mary 8 Anderson. 0y her next friend. George
Brooks. complsit ant agsi5st John q. Ander
son, defendant In thsncery.
Memo The object Of this suit is to obtain 3
decree divorcipg the Complains Il from the bonds
OF mstrimonp with the defendant
The defendant, John Anderson, not having
entered his srpearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court and it appearing by affidavit that
dcred that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do WHIST is necessary TO protect hi.
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in The Alexandria Ga.
ze:te, newspaper published in the city of Alex
dria, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted nj the front door Of the Court House OF
this city. A copy, test:
MOTION MARYE. Clerk
ar, q al ,,i
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TaES NsIS EesSEs

asSE Ms1ss EGSn.
STgA.dEA.S iS. 4. A~t8G HT-asYEs .yvssS
GREsIsr
EVERY FRIDAY, st II No.; and returning,
lsa?a New York, from pier Il, East river. HV
ES9 SETURDA9, st O'CLOCK y. m.
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Bows Il Youth s boUls d Shoes

We have very large stock Of Boys and
youths rcaOo! aid Dress ScCes o. all the new
styles, which &c 7gr!sn;ed 10 give Satisfaction,
nld Will De 6oid rnLct cheaper lhsn ihsy cau be
bought In Tbs CITY Or w ssuius ton II Will repay
you " exsniLe these goods.
1t Will afford Lreat satisfaction TO show
thsso soocs ~ tie puDnc and All W. can soy ls
tnst hey cannot be bes! VARSITY, style, qusll.
u ur L.iCG4.
W. & WaDDEY. 10 Kirga..
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RAILROADS,

1KgINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN 8. BARBOUR, Presiden, ~
On and after SUNDAY, June II, 1881 D.
senger trains will run as follows; ~.
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2-GG { IA sGs,
33d
Popular asautnly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth DllstrlbutloD(}o

a. Mscsuioy's Thestre il the city of Louis.
vile, on
THU ESUA /, JUNK 60 1851.
Tfese drawings occur monthly (Sundsys OK.
ceptadl under provisions of an Act of the Gan
eral Assembly Of Kentucky iDcorp r.t,og the
NeTporl Pr n.lng and Newspaper Co., approved
a pTil 9, 1873
1sss ihss 81 a. special act, end has
never been repealed.
lac unUed Stutes circuit Court on March 81
rendered the fol owing decisions:
Sbt-1hAf ths S0nlInOnW esllsh Bis
Irritation Company is ie.ai.
"a IS drawings are t.ir.
! ne Company Gas nov on hand lsrye reserve
tund. lead carefully The list of prizes for the
JANE ORA WkNtI.
rrlss-".S3UU 0 lou prizes SlQO each $40 Gm
pclze-... 10000 lUJ prlzCs 81 sAch 10 (EgI
pri1e.-- sou wv prizes zU cach I2'UT
i,C0O prizes 10 each 1O,UO
10 prizes 81, OC0 each SlO.UU0
~ prizes 600 escb 10000
prizes SU0 esch, Approx. prizes, ..... 81, 100
prlzes 2OO each, - =" . | SIM
9ptizeS leo each I" I" ,... bud
800 prizes. SID am
Whole tickets 81; half tickets 81; II tickets
500; 30 tickets STU.
Remit Money or Bank Drsf. in Letter, or send
BY kzpress DON' [ SEND BY kEGISTEK-
hD LETTER OR POoTUFFIOs UKDEX
Orders OF S6 and upward, By Express, can b..
seat ct our e1panse. Address all orders to r.
IN. B0A RsS NJ AN, Courier ourns, Build.
my, louisville, Ay.. or T.. CONNER
FORD, 2Ub broadway. N. Y.
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SEEEMEKh,
NJ o T CE.
PoTG.nAU FERRY CO.'S. sTEA.nERs
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after June lst,

Will leave 30 follows:
Stesmer T. Y. AFRO WSAITH leaves Poto-
msc Ferry Co.'S. wharf, foot of King street,
ST. 30 a. N DAILY, except Wednesday, as
tar =; Ooltcon's. sad on sunday, Tuesday am
Friday as FIR az AhelPs Leonard town, DIutl
Point, Lsnesstei's whsrf Chsp.icc, Towards s,
Cohrum and stones. On Monday, Tbur.ds,
aid Saturday. for Curriomon. Reals. Noun,
Holly. Nomlui and Prospect Hill.
IkO. K. Phillips, Manager
j. Is PADGETT, 4 gent. isj4
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FOR NORFOLK, PORTSAGUTH, FOB.
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
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inland & sEABOARU OUAsT1NG co.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-18
ON MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNES
DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 9TH, 9Th. It'll,
sTu AND 9TH, 1881,

and will remain in session on each OF said
days from 9 o'clock, r, IN until O'Clock
p. m for the purpose of striking irom the
lists of qualified voters the names OF all
such persons as have died, removed or be
come disqualified since the previous regis
trntion; to issue certificates of registration
and transfers to ali who may be entitled
thereto and require the same and 10 regis
ter all who may appl, and will satisfy tn
undersigned that they possess or VIII pos
sess before the tav of election next ensn-
ing all the requisite qualifications under
the Constitution of the United States and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof ano
the Constitution of the Stale of Mary lane
and the Laws of the said State. The Reg
istraton Officers will open at the follow
ing PAGES tn wit;
For BucheystO,om District, at Bnckcystown
on Monday and Tuesday, the 9th and 6tl
days OF SEPTEMBER at Adamstown, on
Wednesday, the 9TH day of September; al
Point of Rocks, on Thursday, the Stl
cay of September; at Buckeystown, on
Friday, the 9th day of September
For F-ederck District, in the basement OF
the Court House, in Frederick city, on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thus,
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Timid Capital.

When the report Of the unfavorable
condition of the Presidents case
reached the men controlling the great
money centre the New York ex-
changes. on Monday last there were
the most palpable evidences Of panicy
or at least distrustful feelings Quite
a number OF large holders Of stocks
tslegraphed orders to sell, and there
would doubtless have been heavy
sales, heavy fall Of prices and dlsas-
Ter to many had not reassuring news
come later. 1t does not seem reason
able that capital should fear or hide
in alright at the death Of the fresi
dent as might have been expected
had he fell dead at the moment OF
the assassin shot. Then there would
have been suspicious Of plots and an
expected and radical change in the
administration, now the former
thought has been entirely dlspellsd
and the country prepared for the lat
ter. While it might reasonably be
expected that business interests
would suffer a temporary check while
\ nation mourned over so sore an af-
Fiction, there could be no serious gov
srnmental complications to threaten
The peace of the nation or permanent
~ disturb business or business val.
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! dav and iday, the 9Th 9th, 7th, 81
and 9h days OF September,
Far NN3lrtowa District in Mid lctown, or
Monday, tn SHAY Wednesday Thursday
and Frid V. the 9TH, 9th, TN, Sth ana 9u
DAYS Of September.
Far CryrgeysorH District, in C,cagerstowt
on Monday, TUc-tav Wednesday
ThurSdav aud Friday, the 9TH 9th, 9TH
sth and 9th days of September.
Far Emm,tts5urg District, in Diminishing
on Monday, Tuesday, Wcdnt eAay
Thursday and Friday, the 9th, 9th, TN
9Th and OH days of September,
For Cet@tin District, in WoIsvile, ON Mon
day, Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday the 9Th, 9th, eth, Sth and 9th
days Of September.
For U,Jana District. on Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, the 9th, 9th, 9TH. Sth and 9th days
Of September,
For Liberty district, in Liberty, on Mon.
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
andFriday, the 9Th, 9th, It'll, Sth and 9Th
days Of September,
Fer Men Murhet District, in New Market
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday, The 9th, 9th, 7th,
Slh and 9th days of September
For Hancer's District, at SabIlasville, on
Monday and l'ueshry, the 9th and 9th
fSep,cmhcr-at r q. Fox's Store, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri,lav, the
7th, 9Th and oh days OF September.
For Woodsboro' District, in Woodsboro' ON
Monday, tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, til. 9Th. 9th, 7lh, 9Th
and 9th days Of September.
For Petersrille Ulstrict, in Petersville. on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thnrs
day and Friday, the 9TH, 9th. 7lh, 9Th
and Oh days of September.
For Mt. Pleasant District, in Mt. Pleasant,
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the 9Th, 9th, 7th, 9th
and OH days of September
For Jefferson District, in Jefferson on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. the 5th, 9th, 9TH, 9Th and 9th
days of September.
For Meehanscstoun District, in Graceham
On Monday and Tuesday, the 5th and 9th
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ESc Wise and Happy.

II you will stop all your extrava-
CANT and wrong notions in doctoring
Yourself and families with expensive
doctors Or humbug cure-alls, that do
harm always, and use only nature S
simple remedies for all your ailments,
you will be wise, well and happy and
save great expense. The greatest
remedy for this the great, wise and
good will tell you, is Hop Bitters-re-
" on it, Press
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-18
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is, 1881.
THE PRESIDENT.
Grave Fears Of the Worst

On Saturday last the Presidents
Ease took a decided turn for the worse,
nv stomach becoming irritable and
,afusing to retain food, nausea and
~o,niting occurring during Sunday,
flonday and Tuesday, bic pulse run
n,1g up on Monday night to $50 and
tagging from ITO to l2O on Tuesday
aud Tuesday night. His only nour.
'ahment during the last two days con.
s,stsd of enem.ta or injections Of a
,utrit;ve substance Hope for recov-
cry has we'll nigh given way to feel
ing Of certainty that death must en-
sue. The very latest reports are that
his condition shows a slight though
not marked Improvement.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-18
On Sunday NIGHT last, between

On Sunday night last, between
twelve and one o'clock, the residence
of Captain Jesse Sheets. was entered
and $l6O.5O in cash and from $50 to
$75 in jewelry stolen. Mr.. Sheets
who is conductor on the Western
Maryland Railroad, was absent dur
ing the day in charge Of an excursl on
train to camp meeting along the
road. He returned home about II
o'clock, midnight, and in company
with his family sat down to eat his
supper, at which time the thief en-
tered, stole the money and jewelry
and made his escape.
Mr.. Sheets had just brought home
his months wages which, no doubt
the thief was after and secured Pr
lot.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-18

The State Of New York which was
once represented in the Senate of the
United States by Silas Wright and
VIM. H. Seward Is now represented
by Wood Pulp Miller and Lapham
By the grace OF the Republican party
and civil service reform We NAV ex
pect TO ascend to even sublImer
heights.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-18

The cultivation Of GRAPES and The
manufacture wine are yearly interest,
ing more capital and skill in Ca'l!or
MIA, In 1880 the state produced TO-
100000 gallons of VINE, 100000 gal
Ions Of brandy, raisins to the value OF
100000, and grapes for table nse to
the value Of $l50.0oO The total
Weld from the cnlture Of the grape
amounted to SO 100000