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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-07
Gafurfin GHrion
Chas. f. CasseII, A. N.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, Dec. 7, 1882.

The reduction in the principal OIL
the public debt effected by the appll-
cation of the surplus revenue was
100000 during the year. The
exhibit is one calculated to excite the
sstonishment and the admiration Of
foreign nations, first at the unexam-
pied spectacle OF national wealth and
prosperity presented, and secondly, at
the patience Of the people who can
submit to such an unnecessary load of
taxation without complaining. The
reduction of the public debt is pro-
ceeding not only more rapidly than is
necessary, but, as the President justly
observes at rate which is a cause
rather for apprehension than consrat
ulation. Money unnecessarily taken
from the pockets of the people is rob
berry. 1t is the duty Of congress to
take immediate steps to bring taxes
down to the level Of the necessary re-
ourements Of the government. The
President properly observes that the
reduction should not be- all in one
direction, or confined to single
source OF revenue. A total abolition
Of internal revenue taxea, for exam
ple, would be a serious obstacle to
any revision of the tariff and reduc-
ton of ofimport duties The increased
revenue of tue posta' service suggests
reduction in the rates of domestic
letter postage, which the President
recommends should be put at two
cents on the half ounce.
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Town Property
AT PRIVATE SALE .

The undersigned offers for sale his de-
sirablc property on West Main street Me.
chanicstoU n 1t consists of TWO ACRES
of ground improved with two story
dwelling house, containing seven rooms,
cellar and basement. There is good sta
bic, hog pen, woodshcd, spring house, bake
oven and other ontbuldngs, under good
fencing and ayoung orchard of good fruit.
Also n lot of ground containing FOUR
ACRES, of good quality and IN fine condi
Iion, lying about 800 yards north of the
abnvedcsc ribbed property.
These properties will he sold separately
or together. Terms Cash.
oct, jtf DAVID COVER.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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BRAIN and NERVE.

Wells Health Remover, greatest
remedy on earth for impotence, lean
nees sexual debility, &c, 81. at drug
gists. Prepaid by express, $125, G
for IS. E. S. WELLS, Jersey City,
NJ.
Five hundred million bushels Of
wheat and l,800,OO0,000 bushels Of
corn is the conservative" estimate for
the crop Of this season.
Corporal Butcher, in the garrison
at Fort McHenry, near Baltimore
has received an offer from Baker
Pasha to assist him in reorganlziue
the Egyptian army.
It 10 singular coincidence that or
the very same day of the month, Nov
9TH, on which the Circuit Court Q
Anne Arundel county, five years be.
fore, acquitted Judge Yellott Of ma!
feasance. the people should elect him
Chief Judge of the Third Judicial Cir
cult and Judge of the Court Of APP
peals,
The county commissioners sold a
public sale laat Tuesday $4,000 @
Carroll county court, house repai
bonds. These bonds will pay 5 pc
cent, and will be free from count.
taxation.
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OF tle mistake Of closing its doors for
single Sabbath.
htths late convention in Washing
ton county, this subject was Wei dis.
cussed, and there was such general
appreciation Of its importance that a
resolution was unanimously adopted
that it was the sense of the convention
that Sunday schools should not be
closed at any season of the year.
I pray that the spirit Of God may
incline you to prayerful conslaera-
ton of this matter. Fraternally,
WM. A. BAKER,
State Superintendent Maryland s.
S. Union.
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! Congress onveued on Monday last.
1t will probably adjourn during the
holidays, when it will remain in SEES
zion until March 4th, 1885, when it
will adjourn sine die.
CntarrI, of the Bladder.
Singing, smarting, irritation OF the
Urinary passages, diseased discharges
cured bv Buchnpaiba. 81. at drug
gists. Prepaid bv express, Sl.25, e
for IS. i. S. WELLS, Jersey City
N. J.
On Tuesday Mr.. frank Brown s
herd of 600 Southaowh sheep were
attacked by dogs. Two were killed,
twentv-six wounded and others in ut
ed by being chased. Under the "dog
law for Carroll county Mr.. Brown
will be psid for the killed and wound
ed.
Mr.. jay Gould has just purchased
burial plot IN WoodIawn Cemetery
FOR $lO,0 900. 1t IS the finest site in the
cemetery, and is situated in Lake
View plot, about the middle of the
cemetery grounds. 1t takes in about
an acre of ground, and covers an entire
hill. 1t overlooks all the cemetery,
and walk winds around it.
Don't Die in the SIohsc.
Ask druggists for Rough on Rats. ,
1t clears out rats, nice, bedbngs.
reaches, verm!n, flies, ants, insects
l5n. per box,
The following are the claims allow
ed bv the Garfield board of audit for
professional services -
DR.. D. w. Bliss $4,000; DR.. D.
Hayes Asnew, 5000; De-. Frank
Hamilton, $1,000; DR.. Robert Rey =
burn, $4,000; Dr. Sllas Boynton, 81
900; Susan A. Edison, $1,000, tota'
$27 500 or $500 lesa than was ap-
propriated bv Congress-.
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She Sunday school Union.
ADDRESS OF SUPERINTENDENT WIN
A. BAKER RELATIVE TO CLOSING TIE
SCHOOLS.

Mr.. VIM. A. Baker, superintendent
Of the Maryland Sunday School Union
has issued an addreSs to Sundav-scho
superintendent throughout the State
urging them to keep their schools
open during the entire year. HE
ful! text is as follows;
DON'T CLOSE THE SCHOOLS.
At tits season Of tie year many
county fun day schools have been ac-
customed to closing for tn" winter
TO sucA ! would speak fraterna!
word. WY 90 YOU close at aI.2 THIS
is matter too vitality important to be
governed by custom, and no school
al any season Will out most cogent
reason. There may be some, !"t on
" a few, who close from actual nsces
sity. There are few sections Of the
State where travel ia 30 iinpsdtd III
winter that the schools cannot be reg
ularly kept up. In fact, in the coun
try, The winter is deemed the child's
goljen opportunity for attending
school. Yet at this very season the
Sunday school is in many Instances
set aside. This is an acknowledge
ment that the Sunday-school is cou'
sIdered Of minor importance. This ls
noet serious error, inasmnch as it
affects the spiritual interests of the
children and ilnpairs the growth and
efficiency of the school.
avn inclined to believe that this
step is taken generally more for the
convenience and comfort Of the adults
than for the benefit Of the children,
and that the latter especially if the
school be a live, interesting one,
would be found, if consulted, to op,
pose a suspension. Take vote and
see if ain not correct.
/ The Maryland SundaySchool Tn
ion have found the custom Of closing
schools during the wintsr such hin
drance to the advancement OF Sunday
school work that it instructed it,
missionaries 20 use every erdeavor &c
have the custom abolished. Through
their fundamentally quite number
OF schools kept open last winter, and
the result was q much better school in
the spring, and the fallacy Of closing
was 20 clearly shown that they deter
mined to avoid the error in the future
The Unicn makes this additional sp.
peal to other Sunday schools TO make
similar trisl.
Friends look we'll TO your Sunday.
schools; much depends upon itssuccess
Satan is as vigilant and active in win
ter as in summer. He is reaching out
after the little ones. If you desire to
save them from his grasp and max.
them blessings to the church and tt
society, you must be vigllant AMI &C
r tive too. The Sunday school is :
r migl ly power, if rightly conducted, il
, shaping the characters Of the young
Eternity alone can tell The inmensity
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.ESTXsAY NOTICE.

State Of .Mary,nnd, Frededirk County to mt:
hereby certify that Abraham Toms re-
siding about two miles south Of Fexvillc on
the road leading TO Wolfsvllle brought be-
fore me, The subscriber, Justice Of the
Peace in aud for said State and County, as
an cstray upon his enclosures from about
first Of August last a red Bull with white
face about eighteen months old with an
under bit on the lower part of the leh ear:
Given under my hand and seal this End
day of December 1882
FRED'K WHITE, j. T.
The owner of the above Bull is request
ed to come forward prove Property, pay
charges and take Inn away.
Dec. 81. Abraham Toms
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E01TssEKe SALE !
or REAL ESTATE.

By Nrn" Of q Decree Of the Circuit
Cuur, for Frederick County, sitting AS Il
Coart Of Equity the t Undersigned, az irns
tee, will sen at Pubic Sale; vi Gilberl's flo-
tel, in McChsnics,oWn, on
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SATURDAY DECEMBER %, 1882.
Sale to Commence at | 0'CiOck P. NJ

all that Valuable Farm OF which Andrew
Coffman late of Frederick County, died
seized and possessed situated in Mcchan
icstown district about four miles north
west of Mcchanicslow Within onc.half
mile Of the line OF the Western Nd, hail-
read about one halt mile from Shutdown
station and Two miles from Lantz station.
containing
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2A Ad'R2 ES

fland, divided into i've fields or lots, al
wing on the Public Road leading from
iyaccham to Creegerstown, adjoining the
il ii nnMrI Mace all being Won fenced an
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T.ANGR ORCHARD


of a variety Of different fruit; all necessary
nu,luildings and water near the door.
This property is situated about one and
one half miles from Mechanicstown~ Ion the
Pike leading to Ca,octin Furnace, adj"in-
ing the lands OF John b Kunk.l and 9TH
crs It is a desirable property and will 5t
sold ia the whole or divided, to sui, pur-
chns,ys.
TERMS OF SALE-One.thrd Cash on
LAY of Sale or ratification thrrot hy the
Gour, the remainder in two equal annual
iavincats, bearing interest from day OF
SHE. When the entire purchase money Is
paid good and sufficient deed will he cA-
crutcl Tie purchaser 10 bc st oil .S'
pcn.c Of COnveyanClug.
JOHN HAHN, Mo.tg.ges.
Nuv. 30 Is,
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HIGHLY IMPROVED.

The Improvements consist ota
8.A9ed.E, rs RICE Rouse,
with Brick Back Building and substanti-
allv built with n store house attached with
a large dry ccllrr under thewhole building,
= well Of excellent water near the kitchen
door, n large stable hog pen and other out
buildings, frui, OF diher,n Mt kinds consist =
ing of apples, pears, peaches and grapes
This property il conveniently located on
TIM South, kust
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Report OfS,slcS!

Report Of Sale of No. 1886 Equit
Warner T. Grimes In the Circuit
Mortgages Court for Freder-
Of lex County, sitting
in Equity. Sep
John S. Pencil. TENDER Term, 1882
ORDERED this 14th day of November
1889, that on tie 9th day of December
1882 the Cont will proceed to net upon
the Report Of Sales this day filed by War
ner r. Grimes. Mortgage in the above
case, unless cause to the contrary be shown
before said DAY; provided a copy of this or
der be inserted in some newspaper pub
li.hed in Frederick County, for three sue
cessive weeks prior to said day.
The Report states the amount of sales at
$4,000
ADOLPHUS FEARHAKE,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Fred'k Co
True Copy,
Test; Adolphus Fearhake, Jr.
Nov 1e A. Clerk.
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thereon of good and comfortable size ard
finish. The property is finely improved
witha
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Valuable Real Property AT
PRIVATE SALE!

The Undersigned Executors Of tile Last
will and Testament of Michael Grouse (de
reaseCD and by virtue of an order OF the
Orphans Court offer the late residence Of
the deceased, now in the occupancy of
eliza Grouse situated in the village of
frederick County, Md. The
above property contains
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TWO BARNS

and necc5 snry out-bnilaings
There is An abundance Of water from
ncvcr-f,iing springs; the farm is under
good fencing and has q large variety OF
choice fruit. | hc land il of excellent quail.
i,y has been recently lined and is very
productive and the above named portion
is well So, in timber, The farm is in y good
nrighborhooh, convenient to Church
school, Nj III and Stores.
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. LnlY 25-P. NJ.

TUESDAY. July 25-P.
The mining stock markets present nothing new.
To-day there were the usual fluctuations IN tho
usually actlvo stocks, but the tone was weak.
Robinson opened cents higher at LAO and closed
. cents lower than yesterday at l.35. Decatur was
permitted to be dull at G2065063 cents. State
Line and was active between 1925 cents,
closing at the higheet figures. Chrysote opened
ND 10 cents at 3. sold at 800 and closed at 2.95.
Iron Silver was fairly strong at 2.1O02OJ. Silver
Cliff vas cratic It 5s07O06O cents. South Pa
ciio was 1 cent better at ~ cents. Rising Sun
sold down TO 90 cents. The lOw-price Comstock
shares were . shade higher The markets closed
dull.
clare a monthly dividend Of 10 cents per share.
payable August -, at the Office of the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. Transfer books close
August and open August Ia.
ShLES AT rHk MINLN5 EXCHANGES
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Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.1

SAN FRANCISCO, July "a he market for the
ComstOcks continues quit but firm.
The Cabcrca Company has shipped additional
machinery to the nine. The superintendent reports
the mine to be looking well.
Pleasant Valley has shipped $4,000 bullion, the
result of twelve days run.
TOMBSTONE. Ariz., July 25.-The Blue jacket
mine is Icing rapidly developed 1t now shows
VEN four feet wide and fifty feet deep assayng 500
per ton.
been struck IN the ma II incline.
Tranquility has connected the shaft and the south
Slopes Oh the first level. Ghere ere is plenty. The
hosting works vii start up August !.
suit has been begun by George Boyer, heir OF
Oliver Boyer against the Grand Central Mining
Company fol $1,000, 900 and one.thrd OF the cur
1879. Oliver Boyer one of the original lOca-
tors of the Grand Central nine, and 1t Is claimed
that the deed was frauCulently obtained from HIM
VIII u he was sent to the Penltentiary for life for
murder Boyer ut first escaped to Mexico, but was
afterward caught, tried anu sentenced.
Ell PAso, Tex. July 2J.--The Memphis Short Cut
Merrimack and Jay Gould, Organ Mountain Dis
trict, H. NJ, are ali working on bne pay ore.
The contract between The Socorro smelling Com
pany and the Memphis Company is reported to have
been suspended.
4 wealthy resident OF Dona Ana County offers
$50 acres of land on the Rio Grande and rst-class
engine % yOne who Will cree, smelter there for
'ihr !ast rain IN the JariIlos Range, n NJ. filled
all the tanks, and prospecting has been vigorously
resumed.
NOOu Ioituuc S~'HP, ''"i 'hii"a' S'h' '"t az
dres Range. IS. NJ. is increasing rapidly IN conse-
quence OF many valuable galcna and copper discov-
cries there.
The Clifton Hydraulic Company, Ariz., has
turned in the water and Is working Tor gold with
g0od results
The closing quotations of Lake Valley stocks yes
terday, rerOrted by Watson q Gibson, were :
Grande $Ga$6l2; Plata, S5JsdS55s Bella,
g. 1852 20 Apache, 81 70eDpl 70.
Old Dominion COPPER superintendent telegraphed
yesterl ay: Product last .hree days old Globe
f.rnacc, ~ tons. Everything working finely"
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CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA srOCA~
ReDor1d by JOIs l. OAJi3 -. Il FElf
TuyspAY. July 25-r. H.

TUESDAY July 25-r H.
The official statement of the railway shiplHn~
eastward from Chicago of -four. gram ana piO'
sious for the week ended Saturday, July ~. shows
small gain 2 l47 tons) on the shipments OF the Pi.
ceding week but decline of 27o93 tons. or oo ~
nor cent from the shipments of the same week -
1881 Compared with the preceding week Oh -
wear the railroads last week carried Z.olo o'' Ia
moro of flour. 2.7Oi tons more OF gram anu 49,
tons less of provisions The totals were lIs'e 'oIs
las. week against Is 3l tons the preceding "'eS
md against A. 97l tons for the week OF 1851 on
preceding week of this year. Michigan Ue go.
Gained 2l2 tons; Lake Shore gained 20 -
rotal oa,, TO the Vanderbilt system. 40 ,o.,t
Fort v awe lost 1876 tons Pan Handle gained sot
tons met gain 10 ,be Pennsylvania system "a "a
tons, Ba tlmore and Ohio gained 900 ''"''
G., nd Trunk gained 555 tons. -,,n,
The following shows the quantity of hour' gram
and PROVISIONS carried BY the various ROADS es'
ward from Chicago during the week ended sA'u'
day, July ~. 1925
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Goruoratlon Notice.

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tho Department Of Public Charities and co7rec
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IA ns crOcaerv lime For mll int rmation a'o ty he
cora for sale at NO. Clty Hail.
N-OTICE-pROIDSAI FOR DREDGING
~ tho Westerly Laf of slip between Piers ~ aud l., T. r.,
viii DO received ~ Department OF Docks ~ and 10
Duane 81 unti TUESDAY, AuCut 1872, Il II O'clock m.
For The city Record Copies for sale 81
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Ee1al Notices.

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
> York.-JOuN NJ. sCHUH and LoCISA .HUu plain,
tir- against PHILIP WUSIEN aud CArHEklN T.
sCHU ~ the and su yiyng h'r Of John sehnh, DC
fencants summons. win notice;
o a., .iaII,d defendant
You are hereby answer the complaint IN th5
action ny answer On the planins
attorney MY day after the service OF ths sum
MOI eNClsiv dag ~ service. anu III case OF your
fure appear answer Juugncnt VII b' taAh against
you Dy deial ~. The relief dc manded IN TIE complaint
Dated july ~. ! 81. - 49,. . - . -. ....
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To CATIIafsINE nun. Defendant abOvenamei:
The tOregOing served upon by publication
pursuant 10 An order ADer Taught Justice OF
,he supreme curt dared July ~ 1852, and ued win the
conip the the Clerk tnc Cy ana County OF
Ne~-TOk GA the "a day Of uIy, loo3. - ..
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july @OlzN, own oil Attorney icr Plalhtlns
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lulsccllGneUu5

COPPER. IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
Tor ,eyendng window sashes Warranted for fifteen
81 tfcstc- THOMAS MORTON.
Defrigcrators, Water Coolers FreeZers Oil
IA stoves. r q }. MOWBRAY. No.s2 Vesey-sL
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1tllnlra.


PACHE, GRANDE, BELLA, PLATA
~ Ind an listed ana unlisted Mining StOcks
Bought and sold Commission.
WATSON u GIBSON.
90 Broadway, New-YOrk.
SIERRA GRANDE, Plata Bella, Apache
~ and otter Mining stocks dealt IN oh commission
Gus :. NEU. \ Ndl-st.
Member New-York and Philadelphia Mining Echanges
nECATUR SILVER MINING COMPANY,
A PROPERTY LOCATED ~ WILLIS GULCL,
GILPIN COUNTY, COLORADO.
Nan Office, % and So Broadway, New-YOrk, 10 N6%st.
stock listed and called the New YORK and American
Mining 30 -rds.
WALTER X. MARVIN. Pres. JAS H. PoMEROY sup't.
stock ssesSaOe
C. W. GUrFIN Secy. .. ". SEA KS. Treas.
TOHN A. MACPHERSON q CO.,
y BANKERS aud Mining BrokerB 80 Bcotwsy Cor
espondonGe solicited Ohc'al Isl slie1 mailed fro0
rrHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, n Y.
loo. per COPY sample copies sent free. Il yearly
BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT.
AMI sod at 10 est rates Ot commission
~ '-"' % ''-''' A. Il CHIsoLM co.
Union CON. MINING COMPANY,
u New-YOrH.
Nine: Bode, County. Cal
CAPITAL 81 6OO.OO0 S0U,00O shlreL
NETWORK OFFICE. % BROADWAY
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