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Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
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DUBIIC SALE.
VIII be sold at public salo, on
fRlDaY, JANUARY 10, 1852,
at O'Clock, p. NJ,
lot of children's coats, dresses, un 'erwear,
zephyr goods, notions, trmmit 81, &c. Also
domestic sewing machines, Iearly new.
Also Rtore fixture for sale
MRS. L. W. STOCKLEY,
4l9 ~ arkeI street.
N. Is Persons having articles at the store
will please call and take them away before
the sale.
l.. W. Stidh Am X Son, Auct. janll-ttt
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12

WANTED ABOUT 80 HORSE POW
w or engine and boiler. State price,
size, condition, SO. Address dec 20 l2teol
SAM'L McCLAkY, JR., VIII, lei.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
FOR RENT.

YUOK RENT.-THE rHREESIORY
~ brick dwelling No. 1925 Market street,
epposite court House square); a desirable
loGnttOn for lawyer or other professional
gentlsman. twin be put in complete order
70 suit . good tenant. DANIEL FARRA,
Real Estate Agent, GA King street
dOoN- this sat.u
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12

ANA ED-AN APPRENTICE TO
w learn painting and bodyusking. u
Ke baugh ifteenth and Marx 1t ST.. lll.Gt
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12

WYANTED "A LADY WANTS A SIT
w uation rs neutrality-suspicious. given
II desired. Address A. NJ. this oftico. HAT
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12

XIYANTED-BOAR AT Az KING
w street. Pleasant rooms and good &C.
cOmmodati0ns. Jan lind
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12

DCARDINf CHEAP FOX MAN AND
ID ~ife or single gentleman, at 3O5 Sbipley
street. jsn9-6ts
TlOARD-BOARD AND TABLE BOARD
- al No. ia King street. jan9-St'
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12

WyANTED-A GOOD WHITE WOMAN
w in small family. Apply ~ French
street. Janll eti
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12

rNORSALE OR RENT-THE OLD tS'
n tabllHhed business stand, NJ. 2JS Msr.
~ stseet, hayiog fro1t of 2ltt Gin o. Mar.
- street., running throughto ~hipley street,
Viil be sold on easy terms; possession given
- the 9Th or March. Apply to J.. IN,
ersnch stssets laniu
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12

NOR RENr-ONEFRAM DWELLING
l coDtainiI x six rooms and pumD In kit
ahen; stu ted on Union street between 18th
md 18th. Apply to + II. LAW,
tQn9u Near MT. Salem Church.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
TAMES b BRO,
no. 2af MARKEf STREET,

VI Have o large assor mont Of nivss, FORKS,
!oy, Hard Rubber, Rosewood mud oil stylcF
VI Pocket Knives.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-05-25
CQy:WZ,Y NEWS.
lettings from our Exchanges.

A GREAT OUTRAGE black hearted
fiend recently killed valuable horse be-
longing to Mr.. Raymond G. Rich of this
vicinity, by cutting him in the side We
trust the scouudrcl will soon be discovered
and punished AS he deserves - Union.
A calf without tail, and not even a
rudimentary indication OF one, is an object
of curiosity at Ar. l.. NJ. Motter's, it was
dropped few days ago by one of his AL
derry cows. The COW, a valuable one died
on Wednesday morning.
Mr. John Funk of Chicago, who has had
mining experience In Colorado, began an
excavation at Wagaman's, about two and
half miles west of this place, and south
ward of Friends Creek on Monday. There
have been frequently found good speCi
mems of copper ore at the locality, and it
is his purpose to test the deposit thorough
". He proposes to dig down one hundred
feet and then make cross sections, and ex
poets to find other metals besides copper.
-CAroaicle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-05-25

We have been called upon go frequentl,
to make mention Of mineral prospecting
In our mountains, all of which have turned
out to be fruitless and bootless, that we are
loathe to give much prominence to mat
tiers Of this kind. Be the results of past
endeavors to discover metal what they
may, we shall at least mention the fact
that Mr. Fred'k White has found large
vein of magnetic iron ore upon one of his
tracts of mountain land and is sanguine
as to the final outcome of the matter CT
the lease Of this land to wealthy iron
company of Pennsylvania. We only
trust that 1t may be our extreme good for
tune to have to chronicle the very hes,
that may result from the find. A furnace
rolling mill or any other large manufilct-
uring interest located here would be the
harbinger of great things for our town.
While we shall he with il as others known
to us are prone to view matters of this
kind generally, We shall believe 1t when
we see it.
4 heard of turkey hen in the ncighhor.
hood of Mechahicstown laying two eggs
in one day That was good thing, but
we can beat it. Mr.. w. Duvall says that
last week his turkey hen, the only one he
has, layed three eggs in one ,lay-one in
the morning, one ut noon and one In the
evening, we beating the party above men
toned hope it won't worry them Mr..
Airy in the Liberty Banner.
INIT. AIRY" evidently intended to get a
good ways from home to find II turkey hen
with which to compare his very prolific
hen, probably thinking that he would new
er be read up in the mountains, hence not
be contradic,ed Now in the first place,
there is not n turkey hen in Mechanics
town that lays three, or even one egg per
day We don't keep that breed We are
way ahead Of that slow process, in the
matter Of Thanksgiving dinner material.
We have standing contract with Gar
Alexander to partition Turkey every few
years and by a Russian process, known
only to them and us, it is preserved and i'm.
ported just in time fol Thanksgiving din,
ncrs. A turkey hen that laid even four
eggs daily, would not be considered at all
available here.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-05-25
PUBLIC LOCAL LAW .
AN ACT
To encourage the destruction OF
Hawks and large Owls in Freder-


Hawks and large Owls in Freder-
lex County.
SacTroN BE 1t enacted by the General
assembly Of Maryland, That every person
who is an actual resident of Frederick
county shall be entitled to an allowance
from the county of thirty-fve cents for ev-
cry hawk or large owl taken and killed by
him within the limits of Frederick county.
SEC. 2.-And be it enacted, That the per.
son killing any of the birds Of prey men
toned in the preceding Section of this act
shall produce the head of the same before
some Justice ofthe Peace for said county
and make oath that the said bird of prey
was taken and killed within the limits of
Frederick county within six days then pre-
ceding and the Justice shall thel eupon give
such person a certificate wherein he shall
set forth the said oath for which he shall
charge five cents as compensation in full
thereon and no more and shall at the same
time cut off the beaks from the heads of
said birds of prey SO as to prevent second
allowance.
SEC. 3.-And be 1t enacted, That this Ac-
shall take effect from the date of its past
sage.
We hereby certify, That the aforegoing is
correct copy of an Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed January SEES.
sion, 1882.
Approved May 3rd, 1882.
JOSEPH b. SETH,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates
j. NJ. MILLER,
Secretary of the Senate.
NAV IN a
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EQUITY NOTICE
Thomas l.. Smith &
Borden G. Smith, by
Thomas A. Smith
pro ami
VS..
Gorilla K. j. Smith
No. 47s3 Equity.
In the Circuit
Court for
Frederick
County.

The object of this suit is to procure a
decree for the sale of certain Real Estate in
Frederick comfy and the distribution Of
the proceeds thereof according to the re-
spective interests of the parties thcreunto
entitled.
The Bill states that some time in the
month of April in the year 1882, certain
A. Rebecca Smith died. seized and possess
ed of certain Real Estate lying and being
situated in Urbana district, Frederick
county, Maryland, and known as the Gar.
DINA Farm" and more particularly de-
scribed in the proceedings in No. 1878
Equity; also certain undivided interest in
certain other real estate lying and being
situated in the County aforesaid, and more
particularly described in deed from Flea
nor Hendry to the said A. Rebecca Smith
ct al, and recorded in Liber T. &. No. 8,
Folio psi of the Land Records OF Freder.
lex county
That the said A. Rebecca Smith died in
testate, leaving surviving her the following
children and heirs at law, to-wit: Gorilla
f. J Smith, Henrietta r Smith. Thomas
L. Smith, Charles H. Smith, Arance
Smith, Borden G. Smith, Ramsey w. Smith
and Mary Washington, alias Mosee
Smith That the said Gorilla E. j. Smith
and Henrietta Il. Smith are adults and
non residents of the state OF Maryland, and
that the said Thomas l.. Charles H., Ari.
ancc, Borden e Ramsey w., and Mary
Washington, alias Moselle, are infants
under the age of twenty one years, and all
reside in Frederick county aforesaid.
That the Real Estate heretofore describ.
ed is not susceptible of division and that
no division could be made except by great
ly depreclating the value of the same and
loss and injury to the parties interested.
but that it must be to the advantage of all
the parties interested that the said real
estate should be sold, and the proceeds
thereof distributed under the direction of
the Court.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered
that the Complainant by causing a copy of
this order to be inserted in some newspa-
per published IN Frederick county once a
week for four successive weeks before the
Second day of June, give notice to the said
stance of this Bill; and warn them to ap-
pear in this Court in person or by Solic-
itor, on or before the Fourth day Of Sep
TENDER next, to answer the premises and
show cause if any they have, why de-
cree ought not to pass as prayed.
ADOLPHUS FEARHAKE in.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Fred'k Co.
True Copy,
Adolphus Fearhake Jr.,
May 45ts Clerk
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street in Mcchanicstown, Frederick coun
ty, Maryland and designated in the divi
sion as Lot No 6, fronting on said stree,
forty feet and running back, north, TWEEN.
ty-two degrees, east one hundred and
eight feet, allowing for pavement six feet
on each side. The improvements consist
Ofa
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
containing seven rooms ofconvenient size
Cellar under part of the house and Well Of
Water in the yard.
This house has been built about ten
years, and adjoins the properties of An
drew Seton and Warner T. Grimes.
SECOND.
All That Lot Or Portion or Land,
situate and lying on the east side Of North
street in Meclianicstown, Frederick coun
ty, Maryland, and being part Of the lots
or parcels of ground, heretofore conveyed
by John Ronzer and Emma X. Rouzer, his
wife. to Charles E. Casscll by deed dated
November 10Th. 1870. And being Two
town lots. each fronting thrtv feet, and
running back about one hundred and
twenty-five feet, on he south side Of East
street. These lots are improved by a
DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE
with necessary 0utbuldings. Cellars I'M
der the entire buildings, and a Well of
Water in each yard.
All the right, title and interest of the
said Charles e Casscl and Julia G. Cas-
sell, his wife, IN and to all that
LOT OF LAND,
situate and living Oh the west side of
North street, in Mechanicstown, Freder-
lex county, Maryland. embracing parts of
Lots 10 and 10 and being the same proper
tv conveyed by q. NJ. Zimmerman and 5
M. Zimmerman, his wife, to sal Charles
E. Cassell, by deed dated April Oh, 1874,
aud recorded in Lbcr r. G. No |, Folio
COZ &c, one ofihe Land Records of Fred
erick county. The improvements consist
OF q
Two-Story Brick Dwelling House,
Brick Summer Kitchen. Wood Shed,
Slahling and other outbuldlngs and Well
of Water in the yard.
FOURTH.
ALSO, THE BUILDINGS
known as
THE ESCITE PHOSPHATE
BONE MEAL & PLASTER MILLS"
situate on the Western Maryland Railroad
in MechaniCstown, Frederick county, Md.
These Mills front go feet on the Railroad,
and run back % feet, with shed attached
1894 feet. and frame shed, detached from
main buildings. 1920 feet, and office lOx
10 feet, together with the Boiler, Engine,
D;sintegraler, Stamps, Crushcr, Mixer,
Screens, Burrs, Shafling, Pulleys, Betting,
and all other Machinery and Fixtures in
and about the same.
This Factory or Mills is erected on land
belonging to the Western Maryland Rail
road Company.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed By the Mort
gagee. CASH.
All conveyancing at the expense of the
purchaser,
BENJAMIN F. BROWN,
Trustee under power in Mortgage.
May IL ts*
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-05-25
NJ AR RTE ..

On May l6, 1889, at Glen Burn, near
Taneytown, Carroll county, by Rev. Mr.
Simmonton, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Mot
ter, DR.. Robert Amman, of Emmitsburg
and Miss Essie, second daughter of Rog
ers birnie, Esq.
On the 18th inst, at Graccham, by Rev
Shit Ids, Mr.. James B. Gelwicks of EN-
mtsburg, to Miss Emma X. Dorsey OF
Graceham.
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Ne1v advertisements.
EQUITY NOTICE.

Leonard II Waesche No 414l Equity.
In the Circuit
VS.. Court for Freder
ick County, sitting
in Equity.
Charles f. Cassell May Term, 1889.
ORDERED this 90 day of May 1889,
'that on the 10Th day of June 1882, the
Court will proceed to act upon the Report
of Sales this day filed by Frederick j. Mel
son and James McSherry, Trustees in the
above case, unless cause to the contrary be
shown before said day; provided copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Frederick County, for three
successive weeks prior to said day.
The report states the amount Of sales
at $25O000.
ADOLPHUS FEARHAKE Jr.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Fred'k Co.
True Copy,
Test; Adolphus Fearhake Jr.
may 25 4t* Clerk.
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GALE OF MORTGAGED PROPER.
y TY.

BY virtue of power OF sale contained
in mortgage, executed on the Goth day
of October, 1876, by Charles E Cassell and
Julia G. Cassel, his wife, to Richard G.
Martin and recorded in Llber 7. G., No. 6,
folio 242 &c, one of the Land Records of
Frederick county, the undersigned, as
Trustee under said power. will offer ut
Public Sale, at the City Hotel, Frederick
City, Maryland, on
Saturday, May the 9th, 1882,
at II o'clock, a M, the following described
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
situate and lying in Mechanicstown. Fred
erick county, Maryland:
FIRST.
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND,
situate and lying on the north side of East
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-05-25

At the Lutheran Mite Society meeting
on Tuesday evening Of last week, Rev
W. G. Wire read on essay on Spiritualism
the subject having been treated from
Scriptural standpoint, as to whether the
doctrine could be substantiated by any
reference made thereto In the Holy Script
ures, or the reverse The paper was one
of much interest and will be read at the
meeting of the Middle Conference held al
Burkttsville this week.
REL1GIous. There will be a Mission
given by the Lazarites Fathers in our
Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, Me.
chanicstown. commencing on Monday
May 80, and will continue one week. All
are cordially invited. May 44t*
Subscribers to newspapers frequently
fail to receive the papers and naturally
hold the publisher responsible. BY our
system of mailing papers, it is practically
impossible that II name should be missed
and we would call attention to the fact,
that there is an equal opportunity for
failure on the part Of the United States
Mail to deliver, with that of ours to fail to
send from the office. We are willing to
divide the responsibility, but no more.
Notice. Circumstance requiring us to
have money, we respectfully ask our friends
and patrons to come and settle their &C
counts promptly.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope bv
attention and promptness to professional
duty to merit continuance of the same
Drs. White s. Leathcrnau.
may 1S If.
Emmitshurg has just escaped from visit
from Barnum and no more. IF that calf
had only given the sightseeing world
parliamentary indication" the tale that
would have been told on circus posters
would hare sent the name of that borough
whizzing down through the centuries with
a wondeiment attachment, before which
Siam and Lourdes would have paed into
insigniticance.
The COW died. but it is not stated
whether it was from natural causes or
from grief ut the bare failure to produce
the marvel of a "rudmentary indication of
tail"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-05-25
"WOIMcM Never Think


If the grabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the in
tense thought, deep study and thorough
investigation of women in determining the
best medicines to keep their families well
and wo ID note their sagacity and wisdom
in selecting Hop Bittcrs rs the best and
demonstrating it by keeping their families
in perpetual health, at mere nominal cx
pensc, he ould be forced to acknowledge
that such sentiments are baseless and false
-,Picayune.
The last ten days has witnessed the
planting of four tifths of the corn that will
be planted in Frederick county this season
On trip over about forty five miles OF
road last Friday we formed this estimate
as every field that we saw had either beer
just planted or would be within few
days rs farmers evidently were working
with full force to plant and prepare fol
planting at the same time. AS differ
ence of several weeks in planting frequent
ly makes vast difference in the yield, AZ
it happens to strike rain at certain proper
and required times In the grewth of the
stalk and formation of the ear, this fact o.
the eatire crop having been planted with
in so short period of time will make the
risk all the greater while it, in case il
should "lit the season. will make the
yield prodigious.
BADLY NEEDED-We are sadly In need
of another apartment for ladies at the pas
senger station in our town. The business
that is done at this point is considerable
bringing number of persons to the de.
pot at the time OF the arrival and depart
urc of trains and it is no unusual thing
to find this single waiting room crowded
at train time and with the office in the
rear of the room, 1t frequently occurs that
there is much jostling in thepassing to and
from the Office. Loud talking, smoking
and other annoyances TO ladies, necessarily
occur and we should be pleased nightly
to have well written circular, setting
forth all the facts, circulated for signature
among our prominent business men, at.
testing the truth of the condition of affairs
and respectfully calling the attention of
the railroad company to our needs and we
believe that it would receive the attention
at the hands OF the company that the ur-
gency Of the case merits.
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Nineveh.

This once splendid and populous city,
the first notice of which is found in Gene
sis, 22;S years B. G, is not mentioned
again until the time of the book of Jonah
the eighth century B. G.. But for purify,
ing the blood, Dyspepsia or Indigestion
Langour or Loss of Appetite, Swayne's
Pills are unequalled, as thousands who
have used them can testify. And they are
equally good for Liver Complaint, Bilious
l'eadache. Sick Headache, Jaundice, Bill
ious Fevers and other irregularities of The
Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
We are seriously debating the question
of adding new wrinkle in the conduct o
the CLARION. 1t is to partition off q
small room in which we will keep our ex
changes and put poster over the dool
bearing the inscriptions, Admission Ter
Cents y Life Membership, Ten Dollars
Our idea in this is to make remuncra'ivt
the news that we now publish in the CLAK
ION. but which is not appreciated by those
who have already had the pleasure Of pc
rusing our exchanges. 1t wonld either
add to orr eXchequer direct or add to the
interest of the CLARION, either Of whicL
would be agreeable to US.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-07-12
Poultry keeping as a Business.

L. j. c., Rochester, N. Y: When it is
properly conducted by an experienced
person, the rearing of poultry is very
profitable business A hen of anv GOOD
sort, such as light Brahma,, or a Ply
mouth Rock, will lay at least 100 eggs
IN year, and yield s pounds of meat
when her first years work is completed
At 70 cents dozen for the eggs, which
is low average price, and 49, cents per
pound tor the meat, which is very low
price, the income is So. With purchased
food hen can be fed for 81 per year.
Thus there is clear profit Of 81 per
fowl less the rent of the land. The
land may all be occupied by fruit trees.
and the fowls will secure a full crop of
frult and thus pay a good interest on
thelr keeping a second time. Plums.
pears, apples, and ounces, are greatly
preserved from insects by the fowls un-
der them and are grown in a poultry
yard much better than elsewhere. An
other profit of the business is the value
Oh the young chicks. With good care
each en- will rear at least eight chicks.
ana these are worth, when 8 months old
Spring chickens, 25 to 40 cents q
pound, and will weigh two pounds each,
30 that on the whole, the income from q
hen may be put down at about SIS or
over any year. There is no good reason
why this could not be done, when the
person understands the business and
gives his attention to it, and provides
the proper and needed facilities for it.
but an inexperienced person would
probably not get the cost Of the food from
q hen, II he should even succeed in keep
ing her alive 50 long as whole year yet
after ne has failed few times he NAV
easily gam the necessary experience if he
gives his mind to the acquisition and has
good common sense to perceive when he
mas blunSdered, and to put himself right SO
soon as he learns how. Incubator9 are
OF no account unless one gives close o. a..
Stentlon to them, when the so-oalled
hydro lncubators, which are operated bv
boiling water, are the best. When larons
are used as heaters, the temperature cox.
not be regulated and will often suddenIv
60 up SO much as to cook the COOS
with boiling water maximum heat is