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In The Meadow

now N exhibition in Nv York. aud
off red for sale at So, goo
Tue eminent Artist Il. S. CHURCH,
writing TO a frieDd in the country last
October, thus alludes TO this Picture
| vas delighted this morning to see
offered as Premium a reproduction of
very beautiful Picture. In THE
MEADOW" b. Dupre. This Picture
is an Educator
This superb engraving OK by ~
inches, ex .lusive Of wide botder) is
worth more than the cost of both Jour
nal. 1t is mounted ca heavy Plate
Paper, aud sent securely packed 10
Tubes made expressly for tho purpose.
When to be male 10 cents extra is re-
CURED for Packing, Postage, etc.
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: THANKS. With this issue of the
Messenger we close another year. In
doing SO we cannyt refrain from ex-
pressing sincere acknowledgements to
DER patrons for the liberal support ex
ended us Our business is constantly
acreasing and the circulation of our
IS greater than ever be
IFS existence We shall
effor 20 extend lis use
1 rende the paper IN every
y the o, he generous sup
rded II
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Married.

Nov 2oth, 1882, by Rev F
Mr.. William II. Guthrie to Miss
: Powell, all of this county.
Nov. 29th, 1882, in Conner
Church, by Rev. E. Davis, MIR.
T. Rowley to Miss Sallie E..
ison, all of this county.
Dec. 27th, 1882, at the residence
!. Spry, Efqr., in Kent county,
Y Rev L. E Barrett, Rev T..
IF Wilmington Conference, to
attic E Spry, daughter and
i'd of Rev William Spry, late
Philadelphia Conference.
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Christmas aud New Year.

At Merrill's Shoe and Clothing Store
opposite Nock's Hotel, you can find
suitable for Xmas and New Years Pres
ents the following Overcoats, COM
plete Suits, Pants, Boots, Shoes, Slip
pers, Overshoes, Carriage Blankets,
Shirts, Collars, Handkerchief. Scarfs,
Ties, Bows. "a Hose, Suspenders, &c,
&C., &c. Good goods at bottom prices.
Call and see for yourselves, and make
others happy. Thanks for past favors'
|. II. MERRILL,
mo. II. BLADES.
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TO My Patrons.

ersons holding tickets dated Ian.
1885, and bearing the following
nbers, will please present them and
Give them, as follows
french China Tea Set, 1901.
.arlor Lamp, 1911,
anary and Cage, 1892
Autograph Album, III.
ctor Case, 500.
laving Mirror, 65S.
,ilet Set, 4s6.
Bell, I23.
f. w. F. SMITH.
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Order Nisi.
Edward J Taylor

vs..
Isaac F. Webb ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester County
in Equity No. 94s. October Term, 1852 =,
to wit-November 9th, 1889.
ORDERED, that the sale made and re-
~ ported by Clayton Purntl Trustee,
for the sale of the real estate mentioned in
the above cause he ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the first day of Nav
Term next provided a copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed in Wor-
cester County, once in each OF three success
i've weeks before the LIST day OF MAY in the
year eighteen hundred and eighty-three
The report states the amount OF sales 10
be 100000.
|. T. MATTHEWS, Clerk
True Copy,
Test, l. T. MATTHEWS Clerk
Dec st.
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TMAs of 1882 was spent very
this county like the many that
it. Family reunions, gift
Christmay dinners and their
ants were the order of the day
e elders, as we're the tin horn,
rs and toy pistols among the
dereabouts there was plenty
he usual amount of tipping,
ualties to report. In other
Ne country the day was OBJ
ouch as it was here, and
orally are, we trust,
for the joyous sea-
Cor a time to lay
il incident TO
TN their at
cir friends,
& Peace,
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every new subscriber

- every new subscriber sending US
one dollar for a years subscription to
the Messenger we will present a copy
of Kendall's celebrated book, The
Horse and his Diseases" The book
alone is worth the money, and no
owner Of horse should he withoa,
one. Persons living OH Of town viii
be required to send six cents in stamps
for postage on the book if they desire
the same sent by mail. If.
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IT is perfectly safe bet that each
of the young unmarried ministers in
this country has recevad or will before
Monday noon SO many slipper patterns
that it will bankrupt him to get the
made up.
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To Our PATRoNs.-As the year is
drawing TO close, we desire to make
collection of all outstanding indebted
ness, and those knowing themselves 10
be indebted to us on subscription &C
count or otherwise will save us much
trouble in presenting bills, if they will
forward amounts due.
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Tax Sales.

All property on which taxes for 1880
and 1881 remain unpaid after the 10th
day of January, 1883 will be adver
tised and sold as the law directs.
&. {. LLOYD,
9th, 1882. Collector
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SOME of our exchanges are express
ing surprise that not wife beater has
50 far been whipped with stripes in
Maryland since the law was enacted
providing such pc ".
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UNI AN.

b. IN immense practice. extending thrnugh y
period of NCdr-, having Mlthiu tia time treated
mIny Ito isani cases Of those diseases peculiar 10
wOma1. have been enabled 10 perfect most
,oeni AMI ag; ceab!e medicine that meets the in
icatiOn5 pre>en ed nv that G ass of diseases with
.0S:tiyc certainty and exlrtness
To designate this natural specific compound,
ave named il
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FARMERS and o, s desiring gen
teel, lucrative age y business, by
which S to $40 day can be earned,
send address at once, on postal, to II.
c. Wilkinson & Co., I95 and io7
Fulton Street, New York. [dcI6 ON.
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IT'S remarkable fact, but neverthe-
less a true one, that Nottingham Will
sell you an Atwood kersey suit of
sothes for seven dollars. Seeing is
Viewing, so, call and see
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-12-30

\ LADY has recently discovered a
use for coffee grounds She tried
m as a fertilizer for roses and other
vers, and found that they gave The
,nts healthy and vigorous growth.
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DUNG gentlemen Of taste should go
ottingham's new store and examine
plendid stock of gents furnishing
Is which is one of the finest on
Eastern Shore.
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TIE term. however, is but a feeble expression OF
nv high appreciation of its value. based upon
nv own personal observation. As a CiU>c Ui'
server have, while witnessing its positive re-
suits in The few special diseases incidcni TO the
>epara g % sanisin of woman, singled II OUT as
tia 8 tiHia1 or crOyyning gem OF fny
mcdi' al career. o. lis merits, "a posii e.
sic. and fncciua! remedy for this class of DIS
eases. aini one ti.It w,l at all times and under ali
circumstances. act kindly and in harmony with
he laws whrh govern the female 81 stem. am
wiling /" stake NV reputation as physician
My even moe % confident am that il will no;
i4~lpir "i he most sangninc expectations OF y
~in-r nnvalri ally who use, it for any of the
mi sci I'm ter 4 POSITIVE GtJaRAN-
EEf. If beneficial cltcc. l. not experienced
lie are u-ctt viii, on return of The bntic. two
fIiri %! tie medicine having been taken accord
M; tn 4 crions. AMI the Icing for VIII '.h
] rccnmincut u. promptly refuni the money paid
.or l. II Al nos the most perfect confidence IN
9 v'"'rc; cOud not oiier il a do uuicr the C
honl:;ion~ VI, LIVING w'i.es,ea II, trn.y M, acu-
fIT;rd and perfectly safe In risking
aota n;y reputation and iny money on
IT. i!.crits.
fine 20 owing are among tho diseases in
w'.vi, ii i'avO.ite k'rescri pal on Ia, vO.s-
81 cure. a. II d.: magic, amt with ccrti II
.n ,rrF '', aI''net ~ ANY mene1hS , ~"
Peri"i>. Surprc>Sions when from unnatural
ga g., l-rr%u'n ties, Weak Back, T. ap-iiS. az
an. leir,ng Down sensations, In einai Heat,
Ne f"l> l'cnrc--lon, Debility. e-lou'.encv
!itrf iHi Miscarriage, Chrome CONEe>IlON III
,.,u.ii,' Oh .sud Liberation of the C,crlt im;to-
",r i'ur"unes-. or Sterilitv, tema g Wetknc~a,
iiil Yer NAM o'her chronic diseases .hr.den; To
ao".m 40 ne iioMcd here In all affections ct
mas nl't e. av Favore PrescriptIol Works
...rr---..i3 marvel OF the world. rus
i!.',i.r'"r ! dh 1901 eXin a. Il cuie-ai. bur IL
ril...r,D,y iuiils a s;Msieness OF par.
80" being .'.io,t perfect specific IN all chrhnc
it-... -. - he .rNual y STEM at woman. |; viii
.li r3- ~. will il do harm, ID any sale
a.. t.,laIi.
f.o e '':;I 'c,ire further information On these
~, e. - ~ W AN il in THE PEupLE'SCOM MuS
II J.CAL ADVISER a book Of Otct 100
60. uI>'-'nid, or receipt Ot 800 Ii
tt..e ~ ,ucy II tnJ-c disease, pcciliiar TO
-, :iveS nnca valuable advice II re-
at - n, nl1lge'nrnj Of these affections.
tyn4rrE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
.i.... 3ssfESitiiSTS.
R, Y, PIERCE, Il, D, PrOp'r,
BUFFALO, ". Y.
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5. NJ. Pifer. Baltimore, says: 81
given Browns iron Bitters to my
for purity of the blood and it has
her good
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Special Announcement.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

We offer the MESSENGER in combipa
ton with the AMERICAN AaRIcULrURIsT
for 81 20 year. which includes pos
tage on both IN ADDITION we
viii send tree to every perso who takes
both papers, Magnificent Plate Eu-
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lup
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SUBSCRIBERS who change their post
Office at the beginning of the new year
will please notify us of the fact, IN or
der that their papers may be sent TO
the proper places,
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MORE GRAIN MARKET. Grain
terday in Baltimore as fellows
corn, 6sa65c.; yellow, 6S(@65
Md. red, SI.oS(0SI.Io. Oats,
&C. Rye, 67c.
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Go. Commissioners Notice

The County Commissioners Of Wor-
cester County will meet at their Office,
in Snow Hill Nd, on the following
days, for the purpose of making sueh
changes in r al aud Personal Property
as NAV be necessary ter the year 1888,
namel y:
% WEDNESDAY. JAN. 81, 1883.
Thursday Jan. 4,h -; also Tuesday, 9th,
Wednesday, 10th, Thursday, l1tb !;
also, Tue sdav, 10th, Wednesday 9Th,
Thursday, 18Th; also, Tuesday. 23d,
aud Wednesday. 24'h also, tn. SHAY,
February Orb, and Wednesday. Febru-
airy 9Th
ES All persons having business with
the Comfy Commissioners IN making
changes in property, by way of trans
'ers. or otherwise, are required 10 at
'rUd IN person during their sessions ~
January aud February 1883 those be-
ing the only days 90 which such husi-
ness will be attended to for the ensuing
year.
By order Of the County Commissioners
JANIS d HACK.
Dec. Off Clerk.
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4 Narrow Escape.

On " ednesday afternoon Engine
No g. OF the * B r. r., Joseph
Farmer, engineer, mel with an acci
dent that came near proving one of the
most serious that ever happened on
that road While returning from liar
rlngton that afternoon, and when be
tween Houston and Milford, the rim
Of the right hand drive wheel of the
engine broke while the tram was going
at the highest speed between the two
stations The rim broke at place in
contact with the rail and the weight oil
the engine forced it up through the
floor Of the cab, and as the engineer
sits in The cab list over the wheel he
was forced up the ceiling of the cal
where he remained fastened until the
tram stopped The round or curved
part ni Inc rim came IN contact with
engineer Parm@l AMI the broken end
at;er escaping from the wheel sprung
together again aud caught into some
part OF the engine preventing Mr.
Farmer from belng seat through the
roof OF the cab or crushed to dealt
agains; It's cea!ing Had one OF tn,
broken ends Come in contact with hin
or hal the rim not caught SO as TO stuT
rs flight MIR. Farmer would in al
probability have been instantly killed
AS il was he was bruised d little. meet
ing with no serious accident The en-
glne brought its tram with passenger,
as tar as Milford, there She vas lief
and her cars attached to the freigh
train which arrived at Georgetown
about seven clock, delay Of two
hours -Georgetown Journal.
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". Freeman desires to in

w. Freeman desires to in
Nblic of the following ar
ment for the winter Will prac
\ S.ow Hill on Monday, Tuesday
sdnesday, and in Pocomoke City
clay, Friday and Saturday of
.ch week, except the week beginning
it'll the second Monday of each month
he will practice in Berlin.
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lserted in these col
ICES at 20 cts. per line.

tingham's and see his
ogan shoes for only one
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week the train leaving
at 4:45 A. M and George
A NJ. will be withdrawn /;
In for freight is to be run.
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Peregoy, Eliicott City,
i" Browns Iron Bitters
.fe Of nervousness and gen
-
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A FIRST-CLASS
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DECEMBER NUMBER
NOW READY

CONTAINING II THE ISLAND OF MANI
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THROUGH TIME AND ETERNITY Ky Charlotte
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BY Gha.ies Cunning THE EARLIER AND
LATER WORK OF MIR. HUWEILS 10 DELAY.
BY Charlotte Fiske Bates..-ll MRS. GALLUP EN-
TERTAINS FRIEND AT TEA BY Edward l.
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l. Public Topics: The Elections. . Place aux
Danes Tendency Monotomy in Hcraines---
Household decoration and Sweeping s Anecdoti-
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Que oc the chief attractions for the coming
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'The Jewel in the LOtOs
by Mar, Agnes Thicker author of SgnOr
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Berlin and Vicinity.

A large party was given this week al
the residence of Col. VIM. b. X. Selby
Miss Maggie Dale is guest at MIR.
John Dilworth S.
Miss Ellen Stewart and Miss Minnie
Jones have returned.
This has been an unusually gay
Christmas in Berlin and vicinity.
A large party was given at Mr.. Jno
Dilworth's on Wednesday.
Mr. John Smack, of Poplartown,
died of consumption on Sunday, Dec.
24th. He was buried in Buckingham
Cemetry
The masquerade ball held at the
Town Hall last evening was decided
success. Hany of the costumes We're
rich and elaborate, and some OF them
extremely amusing.
he Poplartown S. s. Entertainment
was a complete success Though the
house was uncomfortably crowded, the
people patiently waited the carrying
out of well arranged programme.
The midnight services held by Hr.
Lee at the Episcopal Church on Christ
mas eve were exceedingly solemn and
impressive. The church was beauti-
fully trimmed, and the music was ex-
ceilent
On Thursday a large number of the
friends of Mr Peter haley were en-
tertained at that gentleman's residence
in Whaleyville, upon which occasion
Miss aud haley made her drbm in
society. All the bellies of Berlin were
present
On Tuesday night treat was given
to the Presbyterian S 5. Instead of a
hristmas tree, the officers had built a
steamship which was placed behind the
cnancel, and presented beautiful ap
pearance when the light OF the wax
candles revealed TO the audience the
cargo of cakes, candies, oranges, etc.
Rev. Mr.. Hayes had charge of the ser
vices, Revs. Mr.. Wallace and Grise
participating.
The dedication at Friendship on last
Sunday was real success. Revs. Light
burn and Duhadway were present and
did very efficient service. Mr.. Light
burn preached in the morning and at
night, Mr. Duhadway in the afternoon.
hree hundred dollars were raised, by
cash and subscription. during the day;
which amount will pay off all claims,
provided all the subscribers, both at
the corner stone laying and dedication
pay up.
On Wednesday night the VI F.. 5.
was treated in rmgle's Hall. At
( o clock the room was filled with about
100 bright lutte faces which had come
10 eat cream, cake &c Arrangements
having been completed. the school was
soon treated, after which The ladies' OF
the church held a festival. the fare
consisting Of ice cream. cake. oranges
and oysters. The evening passed off
very pleasantly and before the crowd
left the all, the committee or ar
rangemenls announced that the festi
val would be held over another night
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They then proceeded over to tine
house OF the brides father where they
received the congratulations Of their
many friends and when large table
was bountifully spread with rfresh
ments. The evening was one of much
social enjoyment, and every thing
passed off nicely. The friends return
ed home about twelve O'Clock feeling
that it was good to be there. The
bride and groom left for Philadelphia
the next morning which will be their
future home. They take with them
our best wishes for long, prosperous
and happy life. Roy
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1.-THE Jewel in the Lotos

la tie other features .. tn S.. zine The
union OF literary excellence W. u-PIl,, Il
T"ciiteEes> viii nc slr.tit nun. mel
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vi T. 8 Z q.

take crca, pleasure In informing the
citizens Of Frederick county that hav,
been authorized 10 eel! the Matchlcss kSiry
Organs at thr lowest prices tor cnsh or
tAsy payments. Also orders for sheet mu.
sic and musical merchandise VII. hc
promptly filled. Call and see me at Me
clianicstown Md.
GEO. II. S. WELLEi, Teacher
Of Vocal and Instrumental music
July ll-3ns
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"In The Morning.
A True incident OF Tho War

white talking with Clarke p
The speaker VISA tall. distinguish
ed looking man o: thirty five in the
uniform of cavalry colonel in the
Con federate service. The time was
a snmmer night in 1869; the place
the hotel D'rlor in small village ia
Middle Tennessee The occasion was
"hop" given in honor Of the pres
pnce OF dptachm-nt Of Forrest 9
CavaIrv.' the daring riders whose
names are household worls in South
srn homes, from the mountains OF
Tennessee to the valleys Of the Mi
sisSirpi The Young lady referred O
was pretty. graceful g'r', with
dark gray eyes. waving haIr Of dark
reddish COLA, and the exquisite CON
plexion tt.t accompanies it,
"Who il she ?" asked the colonel.
com,anion
THAT is picton's 3 sweet leart, Miss
Garnett.'
"Not the sama that saved his life
after Shi oh?" sAiI C.ptun B.'c'av.
The s.mr." rejn'n-l Colonel Ter
~. She is Il ilttIo creature to do
such 'hins. but she 'lll. G,n ~"
she was il the n-isrhorhoo ut tn
iima Of the ha'tlp, and mehu'y told
her ,ha, Plclon WAS killed. She went
over the f. ii aud found him, ba.|j>
wounded through the lnngs, int sill
alive. She sent bov that she had
brought with her to hunt up a sur
geon, and 'Le ,tayai by Plrt"n. 1h"
bov found Dr.. Cowan. aud when rhry
got back Miss Garnet h ii raised PIC
tor ny, with his head on her nre's'
so thar he conli breathe more .asll,
DR. Cowan examiu.d til. wornl with
out n0vlng nm, and t'll her bat H.
was afraii It was hopeless, for tt~
least motion, even having i'm dawn
again, might produce . t't~l h"nor
riACe. II he could be kept p.'f~c'.
Is Quiet until morning, AMI the b. eel
ing checked during the night tie
might have bare chance of rn'I'ng
through. Well" sand the bra e
little woman, "ne shall be kept quiet
for ] will stay just here aud not LEI
hun move" Aud, bv George, sh"
did, she nvver stirred all night and
IN the morning they carried INN to
the nearest house and she n'lrseI him
until he was ont Of darg1r
"rha,'s sweetheart worth having
said CAPITA Barclay, with a glance
ofahmi,a,on at the sntj ct Of their
conversation.
Half An hour later Colonel Terry
was At Miss GArnetts side RECEIVING
a warm greeting that told that the
two were fast friends.
Tel. me of all my friends in the
old battalion" she said presently.
"How many" he asked qn,zzcaIiy
more than one
"l mean what | said. she answer
ed with merry laugh and quick
bright blush: II have heard from
'onp of them very recent w..
Does Charley know you are here
acked the Colonel.
mo. it is not a week since left
Memphis Will they join You here :?
"TLey,' he replied inqnir'"g'y.
"'rhe rest Of the command mean,
she replied, blushing agaln.
"a portion of it may. but for that
portion you are particularly inter
es,ed in I cannot say. You know
! they sre with the old general and
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Mr.. Stla says that blind man
could, with good nose, make
shrewl guess III the value of Russian
notes. A 100 rouble ncte viii bs
redoIent OF fnsbiQrabis perfume.
and sv ca downward.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-01-26

A pair Of SCISSORS We're found in an
OK Just killed in Pennsy lvania, and it
ia feared the animal has made food of
some green editor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-01-26

A can!ida'e for County Clerk in
Texas, offered TO register marriages
for nothing. His opponent undis-
mayed, offered to do the same and
throw IN a crodIe.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-01-26

Wife, just returned from sho?
ping tcur-"Come aud see what
have bought for yon Eugene" Eu.
grn+-"An, just like yon darling; al
ways thinking OF mo.' He advances
as his wife removes he wrapping, ano
exposes some fine drawings from 8
nr'S'borlng nalbIe.yarl. Husband
starts back ani pxclalms, excutlIy
"Grnclous, L,nral WHY i'll you
hrlng thrsr hing here ? Thought
fu1 Wi 4-"Well, Elgene, | heard you
complaining of feeling nnw.II tins
morning and thought Won Il like tc
look at some tombstone patterns
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-01-26

It is s,id that at learning to swim.
women are quicker than men. Tins
il probably because the custom Of
wearing trails has learned them to
kick out gracefully.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-01-26
EMMITTSBURG ROAD.

Trains south will leave Emmi'shurg at
50, a. m, and s 80 p. m, arriving q, Rocky
Ridge a: 9 20 a. m. and 90 p NJ, Trans
north will leave Rocky Ridge at 10 03 a, IN.
and 8 % p m, arriving at Emmit;sburg at
10 90 Il. NJ. and 80 pm.