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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
The Kew British Oath,

LONDON, April 30.-Ths Times says that
the bill for the amsndment of tic ParIiamon.
tary cath which the government proposes to
Introduce in the House Of Commons on Mon.
day contains only cus clause which provides
that any one who is required to max or is cspa.
bio OF makirg affirmation 10 court of law shall
Do permitted to mske sfirm alton 10 The House
OF Conmors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
Z hree Zen MErderei.

SAN FRAsclsc,, CAL, April 3o.-A disnstcb
from Cotton, San Bernardiro county. ssVs.N
AZ sitting Springs, Inyo county. about four
Gays ago, lnleo men, including u Chinamsn.
were murdered while asleep in their csbio by
unknown parties. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

Mahonism without tho Virginia GobL il like
the play of Han' with The character OF i!arl
let left out. SID yg. that Is precisely waa. il IL
for General AGhono nov ssys Tho State debt ic
not the primary issue il The coming can aEa
and no. tho primary objce. os his movement,
The democrats who Joined him because they
thought there cugh. 70 b, reduction il ITO
State debt, have no conceivable reason fer ~
naming with him sny logger,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
IMilTsuEse Sentjnel.1

A large tunb:r Of peoyIs in ibis civ have
used that wonderful remedy, St. Jacobs Oil.
fer Rbeumstism With etfsc. truly marvellous
Fftquent reper's are made where sufferers have
been afforded relief, and The s,Ic is growing
lsrstlg. he fac. ID i, i! is aotxt:resl remedy,
clmml nds It to many Who wno you'd got 9TH
ersise think cf going on, If tho beaten track to
6nd rtm,Gy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
EGrbErOuS Acs

LONDON, April 3O.-A telegram from Cal.
way 10 day says: "A baiff, FAMED King,
"is saiz,d Is;. Iisht by o gang of disguised
men ard roasted OYER ito until he sw,ro that
no would resign bis cGi.o Kegs condition is
believed to DO hopeless"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

ANCTHfR CLERICAL SCANDAL The cliz.ns
Of Mares'as gu lis v;ciri'y have been shocked
a. The rtp7rt of another clerical fc:uda'; the
parties being a heretofore much beloved and
hardsomo seuog lady member Of one of the
churches there, uni her minister, Rev. Mr.. F.
N. Tead. who hos bsen considered for several
yesrS Iast az eloquent and pious diviGe. The
chuich his takan ~ the cause of their pastor
sud i. is ssii huahed Up he matter, but Mr..
". I. GAINS 10 published clrd, say: ut
Las 52en reported to me bv poIsoLs in Msuas-
sas SD i:tm Clifton that had retrtc. ed the
charge preferred against him t,r his Infamous
conduct on the hight OF the ~ b inst. II order
TO cHrtc. suah reports viii state that [ havs
rot, ucr shall |, uadsr a5y circumstances. re.
r.s. or t:se back one word Of the statem.n!
made b7 me ct thu Reversed Geutlcman's oou
Gu,: GO tho occasion named. My statement is
true ald l shall under al Circumstances sterd
b7 i, 5rd | proDourc, az false Any statement
from any scu:cs that mas acuated ~ usI;c ,
or was uoder uuduc excitement whea | made
the statement or that l Was Induced 10 make
the charge b. persons who were ms!iciously dis.
posed towards The Gentleman. | did it Of NV
eva vol io1. Ii this dots rot satisfy tho seek.
eTs Lt!tr tic truth or pa, to res tho attacks
made against ms by tbs particular frierds Of
the Reverend Gentleman, ,hsl 30 under the
nac?Sslty OF giving to the public my sworn
Statement ct his c,tdl,t on the cco,sicn named.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
Death of an Anti Church leader

LohDoE, April Gothic death is announce
this morRlrg Ct Howard Mail, ono of the lead.
ers OF The sali state church party, editor az d
proprietor ofthe Noncon formist newspaper, Ar
eI Memb,r Of Parliament for Bradford, Ho
had rosched his I'D year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

ENGLISH SKYLARKs IN AhERIcA.-Ir. J,rn
Burroughs. in his "Notes Ola Walker" mar.
cent number Of Scribner'5 Magazine. descrioe,
the delight with which lie heard Stray Eug,i,b
skylark. which had eVilen!!y either esc,oo,
from cage, OF WAS q survivor OF those wb.,,,
were liberated in Long Island several seas a.,
De suggested ths! there va, no resscn WIN ia
lark should Eot thrive ia this county ~ weI a:
IN Europe" Acting on this suggestion s.,
Chsrles x. Rowe. o! Cornwall. Englaut, an ca.
thuslsstlc adnirlI Of Gr Burroughs w.ric,,
has sent him q number tf English ssyip'.
which arrived in Now York en- Saturday L..
and have been for~ariei to Mr. Burroupt: a
Esorus on the.H HUDSON where they will be sat-
freq 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
COMMERCIAL.
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April 90. lss1.-lhc
market IA quiet end prices ar, unchanged,
Small sales of Whes. wore made g. III :or fair
Ful ard l27 for Lancaster; 1925 bushels Of
white Corn sold at 81. No Rye OF Cats 70.
ported
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

THE CAMPBELL COUNTY OUTRAGE CASE
The tlial ef Rev. Walter Coats for ca Outrage
committed last fall upon The pe!s Of bis S S Ct
10 la~. Miss la Juvpio. was continued 10
Campbell Circuit Court on Thursday when tic
case vas given to the iur'. They reu;1cia
verdicS OF guilty, and hxiGg mprisaumeu, u
tho psnltcnli;ry ct ten years. A motion p,s
made to set aide the veri;c; and gran. usw
trial. The Judge gave NJ iptimstioa OF his
opinioc-;ho argument ecd dfcscl on the
motion being reserved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

Elevated. The other notably strong stocyv h..
been Lsks Shore Mich Cen, 4 I On r"S!'c
Louisville g Nashville, Northwest, MiIw."'1t:.e
q ST. Paul and Union Pacific TIC cosI sfs,g.s:
have also shown strength. ''''s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

We by 70 means spp-oTeit. because wa thinl
tho State fully sble 70 pay her Geb.. bat i; is 20
less true that 9 largo number o. :hosa who hsve
heretofore been the most pronounced debt pay
ers. now advocate REIMBURSEMENT End Barbour or
any good democrat in preference 10 any ph,so
nf Mehonisn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
Eighty Persons Drowned

., MELBOURNE. April 3O.-Ths British SITES me,
!l,srsrua, OF Melbourne, hss been wrecked On
tna reefs ttf Oiago, Nav H.eland. Eighiy
parsons wore drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

Sophie Showers. yourg lady Of Wellsbcro,
Ps., returned home from church on Sundsy
plight last. deliberately removed the "man
hole" ltcm the cstern 10 the yard OF her resi-.
denca, took off her outer clothing. and in tn =
quies: manner elided down iato the Clark
waters and was drowned. No cause can be
assigned for the act
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
Bead

:, PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-Fraucis McIlyaip,
the WeI!.knoEn iron merchant. dira vaste,d ~
morning at his IT sdcoc,, in this civ sfter nro.
lopged Illness NV Pl0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
LIST OF LETTERS

in the Alexandria. Virgins, postotIico Ap. 81,
Persons calling for letters will say they srs ri.
vertised and give the date Of the list
If not called for within thirty days they Willie
scnt to the dead letter office, in Washiny,nr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

CRop PRospECrs. -lo Ohio Their, is large
screaee Of wheat, and ctcoursg;og prospects s..
The tobacco rlin:s are advancing 65cly. Fruit
is varicusiy reported; peach bcd j, in somo PLACES
are partially aud il others totally killed. 10
Kentucky there is po0r promise for wheat
crd good prosccc for fruit. Ia Iodaua TITO
wheat prospgc: is encouraging, except in tie
sou:hern portion Of lha STATE. Barley is to-
tai failure. Corn planting has comueDccd in
tie southern Counties. 10 Arkansas and Tex.
as the season is cold ED late. Peaches nrs $
failure; early ooro was Injured BY excessive
rains. snd thsra is reduc acreage Of cotton.
10 West Vugini, the peachss ere killed. and
the lat9 wet w>,thcr is uotayorablc to tho other
cTops,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

O1o tfi The casies: thicgs TO catch, snd OK thn
Same limo enc # tho moss diEieul; to set rid ct,
is cough or co!d. Dr. Balls Cough Syrup,
hover. always proves crua! 20 The ea;ercencv,
Plios % c.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
Grant 10 be Bsuuueted.

CllY OF MEXICO. April 3O.-Miaister Nor,
gan Will give Genera! Grant a gcand b,ll tos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
Peace Concluded.

- LoNDoN. April 3O.-A dispatch from C.no
ioWn, dated yesterday Gays: Peace has been
.s between the Cape government ard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
iEONMUEICATEn

lLONMCNlCATfD
Why is that. when .hsd aro selling ut the fish
wharf at from S. TO 81 per hundred, our gsllan,
tshmengers esS and obtain so can!s per psi, +:
How long shsll this shameful! m,nopo'y con
tiLus: LOWS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

t:cDgRH MAyIAs. --N2s Tia; iio walking
match iril c'ioa is a?Fa-cnie 90 the ware.
another eri5 ME seems liks /; 10 5eecmo uaglr
s.!-iiia nsnia e selies hcw locg or c,n sleep.
every day S:iJejnE rso3r Of ,x,pa1el maps 90
tho pact Il raia rdi7iloa's. whosc sphere
Of uselc nags must be small inloed. 10 ild 30
much tica 10 iululSo in Natures sweet re-
stortr" There is Cd i1dj7idu.l i1 India Who
from 5000 II sk, has rot uttered word fer
thirty yaa,s. |: ls suggested lha. s,ne cnthu-
eiss. s:art silence match" aud cud,avo7 to
get oil turbulent characters 20 sn.tr tie rirg.
o. cour5', il will be optional with the gentIer
SEE whether or &C: they stal become Contest
enia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

REMARKABLE FEATs or CAruE.-Thc
Page County Courier has tho foilewrg items :
'Ssvcrsl days ago one of Nj. Henry Skaters
hciscs walked uIoa the platform covsrrg a
veil 10 bis bsrn yard. which brck, through,
prccli airg his horseshp to tie bottom, g
dl5:atco Of 30 feet b. tho assistance Of The
6elgbbcrs who soon gathered. sunberir g
some fifty or sixty. he was rescued. notwith-
s!aadItg there wa9 l feet Of Rater 10 the w.il
at the time. He sustained but little iojury.
"A COW belonging to Mra. Bsrosy Ccfnar,
on last Saturday, tell from cliff quarter of q
mls bslow Mauck's MILL on the Shenandoah
river, $50 feet higl. She struck about Il feet
from The bank end bounded into the river. The
stra' &, part of the story i. that 10 about six
hours she 20: up and Waked homa distance
OF half mile aad iH still living and doirg we'll.
Mr.. "A. j. Shi,kler sag her shortly after SIC
TELL aod vouchts for the ab;ve."
We havo a!atyI supposed that tic cid
Mother Goose c9uplst abou: The CIV jumping
over the mcoo w;s o myth. bat from the fore
goi0g i: would seem that th;so creatures are
possessed of mole sg lily lin Page couatyl than
was generally supposed, ard aidssome strength
10 the stcry Of the famous celestial leap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
SnOW.
Financial.

OTTAWA, Oot., April 30.-It is snovi, o
here this merniIg. s'o"'s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
FOREIGN NEW,S

The German sutbcrjli:s hs7e u1car;h.d O
plot 10 asslsloate Bismarck,
The statement HI! the cx Empress Easen:e
had gore 10 Milan vas cc9.rtcs. Slu i, ii!
in Eje l,Id.
The radicals in tho Blush Parli.mcnt will
oppose Tho maV: III ,ut for q mo1umca, to Lord
DaEc)l.ii:ld.
a popular nIoVtmcnt against the J sSs has
broken CO. a: Argerao. West Prussia. A mob,
led b. school teacher, has wrecked th2 house S
OF sine jews aud ms'r4alci tia Inmates. Sc.
ri9rs di'u:bauc 5. triei6aiog in tho supersIi-
!iaG 81 the Dcfsan,ty regarding the J,w,sh Pass
ever rit5. hsve also occurred G. EEz ,5cthcrad
10 tho go7crainsDt of Khcfson ia Russia. a
nab destroyed tho synagogue. Many rio.ers
were killed BY tho troors. which wcra spn-
lnorcd TO rapros5 10 hot.
An ait:mpt to c2ict s,mo tenants al New
Pa!Iso, LELAND, yesterday. was frustrated. F.va
hunird solitary aud polio, were ts,n., but o
NIB OF 5000 rcrjcnI assembled. and hooted
a5d groaucd aud stoned the stcrilf ardGssiss-
ACTS. III. poiico charged The mob several
tlmts. bat tho tAiit' 5 lie beiog threatened, be
refused to o;at out tho | ouse: o: the def.uI =
leg tenants |: is saed that 200 persors 10
tho mob were aimed with ra7olGcTs Another
attempt 10 c7c; tho teIen.a will bo made
saCr!y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

A Florida tru,kster bes Cleared S. ego so 90
strawberries so far this season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

Lincoln, 5frs
M.lls, Henry il
Murphy, Miss Mag
Moore, Mrs Jerome
Mergol!, James
Murray, Mrs
Pierson, Mrs Martha
Pu:ncy. Miss j G
Payne. j w
Peck. Chss T
Phclton, \
RlcSsr!eon, j II
Richard, John
Ro;s, F,sr cia
Richards, I Is
Russell, Mrs Il
Stoneburner. Wm G.
Seldeo, hrs A A
St'aatureh. Miss Ii.:.n
Vance, Miss Bertha
Williamson, D.
ashl. gtoH. n i;a $ IL
Wrlbg, Miss ii
Williams, Jhos L G.
Whitfield, Mis- nar!bs
Whs!ey. Elizabeth
Wis MCKENZIE. z. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

| UNITS AGUE CURE-No cure, 70 pay,
- cure cure for Chils snd Fevsr. Try ii
price 5oc per bottle. sp:7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

Altman, Ihos
Ambrose. Mrs Sarah
Berkeley, Walter
Brown. Louisa
CHIN, Mrs Mary
Churchill. Mrs Bet.ie
Cameron, Lewis
Carter. Joe
Cunuir CHAM, Mary
Douglas, Miss Lucy
douglas, w % 4
Elutose, Mrs z
Franklin. George
Fields. Hiss Frank
Gilden, S
Grant Lud wick
Casey. Nj
Hurley, q n
Henry, Lee
Henderson. Louisa ~
johnson, Smith
Jaynes, &
j asper, d A.
johnson. Beverly
Jackson, Mrs a slino
Lee, Loon
1t LIE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

I ADIas' SUMMER UNDERSTANDS. in
apl7-6; U.M. ADAMS % KINGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

WBLL BUCKETS WELL BUCKETS
w la store and fpr sale at lowest rates by
a,30 ~ K;.a .,r,a.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03
Gafoctin Glarinn.
Chas. e. CasseIl, A. NJ,
Editor.
e. l. Root, pROP.R's
ChaS. e. CaS9eIIi
THURSDAY. MARCH 3, 1881.
An Odious Comparison.

While the United States Senate
recognizes it's members, each, as equal
in point Of membership and right,
there can be no denying, that the two
Senators who represent states like
New York or Pennsylvania have an
indirect or indefinite right to n feel
Ing O.. superior responsibility and rep
1es.ntallve worth over and above the
two from such states as Vermont, or
Delaware. This, of course, by virtue
Of the Incompatible wealth, worth
and influence of the former.
We imagine that from this stand
point, Pennsylvania must experience
more or less a sense of belittlement, in
comparison with such small states as
Vermont and Delaware, yet who are
able to claim an Elmunds and Bay
ard to her Cameron and Michel 1t
is unreasonable to require blood OF 4
turnip, bat it is equally unreasonable
for the great com monwealth Of Penn
sylvaula to do 80 poorly, when it was
possible to have done so much better
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03

President ELECT Garfield left Men
tor, on Monday morning in u special
train over the Pennsylvania railroad
for Washington, which arrived in due
time and without any noteworthy oc'
curreuce on the way other than MI
merous demonstrations along the
route; to which General Garfield re
sponded briefly, whenever the time
allowed. The preparations for Inang-
uration are on All unusually grand
scale and according to the Weather
Indications, there will probably be
magnificent weather.
Gen. w. s. Hancock will be present
at the inaugural ceremonies and also
take part in the reception that Will
be held at the new National Mnse"m
building, which will take place prev
Gus to the ball at night.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03

The Roman Catholic Arch bishop,
McCabe in lenten pastoral. pleads
with the Irish against being led and
controlled by such men as Hugo, All
Rocheiort whom he speaks Of as i'm
plous ,uh iels, who have plunged their
own unhappy land into misery and
who are sworn to destroy the founda-
ton Of all religion
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03

Vie. Presiden,-elect Arthur is a
widower. His first wife died abroad
and it was while returning with her
body to this country that be met the
lady whom he made his second wife
She died two or three years ago. Mr.
Arthur is to be married to his third
choice-a society lady--m few
weeks, and, it is said, will maintain a
handsome establishment at the capital
He does not propose to hide his light
under bushel as most Of his prede-
cessors nave done.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03
Political Notes Ana Opinions.

Among tho attractions for the 4th
OF March at Washington are two ex
Presidents, two ex-Vlce Presidents
and President and Vice President;
Gen. Grant, Mr.. Hayes and Gen. Gar
field, with Mr.. Hamlin, Mr.. Wheeler
and Mr.. Arthur, are to be posed in
Inauguration Hall, where the multi
tude can see them, provided they
purchase tickets ct admission, price
SIS per head.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03
@ II Z RI f f A l. T Y.

To tie Eote. Of Frsdcrtck County,
Feeling grateful Tor the interest NANTES
ted in my behalf before. and at the Coun'
ty Convention held in 1879, by SO many OF
my friends throughout the county, and as
/ then stated now announce myself ms
candidate for the next Sherltfally Of Fred
erick county (suhjecl to the decision of a
Republican Nominating Convrn,inn,) and
res pecltully solicit your favorable consiler'
alton
The pnblic's humble servant.
Nov 2j IT, II f STEINER
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03
Maryland News.

The funeral Of the late Peter B.
Small took place at Hagsrs,own on
Sunday anil Was largely ATTENDED. He
was one ofths most popular aud use'
ful citizens Of that place. For the
past twelve wears he has been the
Cssh:sr Of tie First National Bank.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03

TO encourage promote Divine institution as well as
|Civil Contract. ,.m.. cu ,,.uo.,ves at the
ney VIII
proper
sa in M lust they IN the o e""o
enjoy and realise It's advantages - -, M .;,, ;nc o,
B providing plan by which parents OF small means can
hef way
DEATH in
nestah
ylud a welcome declining ,.... ..,u,
marriage ny
sin Win That most
essential lem 10, al, o.c,
Byp members all h advantages
in Ine
~ offering accomplishing its objects greater Inducements
organized III w OF any
Wv n, and weighing conmp,'vr and intelligent
readily WHAT'S i
the
expense OF honest
nv doing ,asn done
tue
Nv ncn6nc opening road to happiness and prey
ny Its members are
required to he ceremonial fon
keep "o "eo'
wll owl
II that nh" 'o no
benefit the
nt'ng and fa
and medical examiners arc " "
dollar the assessments VIII W
which "e
event occurs
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03

An embargo is beng hand by differ
ent foreign countries upon the i'npor
tstion OF American pork aud bacon
on account Of alleged disease Of th'
pnsat,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03
FIRST DIVISION.
ASSESSMENTS OF THE FIRST DIVISION

ASSESSMENTS
the assessments will be in
cr ,r to the lv $1,000 and under cir
,r viii allowed o,xreed hat proportion" twenty per
will placed 10 'Icrxpese fund and the remainder " tue
of, the fciay :. ..,a, NO ,,,,,o,. o,v.,cs
Second di, members II years ana npwnn VINO
Nv" .srns in tn, exceed $l25 ON ass "
certificate 81 90 thereon s"a" 'e P"'" ''
andth rs to the expense '"ho
BENEFICIAL, AND EXEMPT OF THE SECOND DIVISION
Members in this beneficial and exempt from assessments in one
after the date of the ce'hcA'. rNnowMryT
beneficial continuing 90 sn he n i've
y om" shall be p legal within 90 days after the
expiration OF he aforesaid Five Years
membership only Willie aowsd to Issue on i y a1w ,o
First ana ucn "
Wv CI1AN1E OF RESIDENCE
Member. Who ance required to hnmtdmy give
notice n chnnse the association !" nhe nee
To be sent them any 'ne
nlce members always number of their certificates division ana
~ COLLECTION ASSESSMENTS AND ANNUAL DUES
nf authorized t" collect annual uu OF
except upon m"r in 70 agents not risk .
animal dues are not nan T.. hr be
core n and void and n monies forfeited the association
Apin"d notice by mail !" The address o m i S""s WHICH,
must he paid Tie secretary ''"' """ ~
him given Inc, or .s.s
mtn ,hin me.crnd application be eoed mm n
the pn t. Of a" "r!sa1ages n's'ues at ao 'e'
than certificate more than soe H @
asf member carried but one certificate OF slooo
j ACTUAL AMOUNT OF RELIEF.
the First in nnnnr "ona s
are o semd p,vn viii REQUIRE the face of certificate
IN huD
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03
General News.

The B. & o. r. R. has, by stroke
Of policy, obtained control Of the Phil
adelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-03
20 RCR ES OF LAND,

more or less and improved with a good log
house, 2Ox55 feet well laid off into rooms,a
good Bank Barn, 3Sx40 fl. Wnshhouse, u
Snnkehouse and other necessary Outbuild-
ings A never failing Spring at the house.
Tive land is under good cultivation. There
is nm orchard of good fruit on the proper
~.
Trrms Of Sale as prescribed by the Court
One half Cash on the day OF Sale, or ralifi-
ca'iyn thereof; the ha ance in twelve
months, ilh lrterrs, from ay Of sale, the
purchaser to give note ltII security 10 be
approved hy the undersigned
Possession gwen Apria fst. 1881.
DC. MAkTIN,
feb 17-4t Trustee
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Foreign News.

Victor Hugo entered upon his ooth
year on Saturday, aud his 8Ott
birthday was celebrated then in
Paris.
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Greece has made a call to arms OF
all men above q years of age, who
have served three mon hs, or more, m
che army.
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II ELRY.
CHAS. H, 0. FOX,

offers TO The public rare chance for
EXTRA BARGAINS.
". B -Rcpairing in all its branches as
usual. All wolk and sales guaranteed by
CHAS II. q FOX,
No IA w. Patrick ST Frederick Md
ian Off
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M < M 3 c r SHIP.

settle the OF Us years. W
by their secure"
their an certificate either of DIVISIONS g
lh,ira the OF me
min admission
pro'he c
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Saturday. March ~. at r. "

the foil swing described Real Estate A
very desirable country residence living t
mile west of Mccauicstuw., being the
Home property Of the late John :. Mar
tin containing
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PUBLIC SALE

BY virtue of decree la.>rd by the Cir
chi, Court for Frederick 'uuil rs a cnur'
of equity, in M 4G3S Equity, Tie undrr
signed, as Trustee viii sell on The prcE,l,-
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che army.