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charge Ut Of;f7V1Uos0
brother stated that fe had n
denly received bad news, AMI h
but n very short time to catch til
train. aud was obliged to call nj
on the neetest Christian clerr,A
man. The good bishop assen, Ell
at once, and started for the bons.
OF mourning. Upon arriving
there the family cordially thank
el him, and then suggested that
aShort address in eul0gy of the
deceased was expected, and
would be most welcome. ..but it
was very difficult as had not
the most remote. acquaint ancc
with the contents of the box.n
4, LArOURCHE BOT IN LUCK!u
Tile commi'tee appointed by.
Congressman Darrail 10 tx.,niuct
IL competitive examination fol- The
selection ut II candidate tor a,lm,d
sion to the West. Point MILITARY
Academy from this COn.ressios,
al District, unanimously co,,ciu
.!ed to recommend Mr. Arnau,i
l>;tlme LasseIgne, 1t I.;,foursbe
parish, as The successful asp.rant
for the proposed honor, be having
outstrippeti competitors ia tbe ex
animation. Mr. Lasseigne il !,
cadet at the Louisiana Stst4, UaI
versity at Baton Rouge, where l,e,
holds the rank Of Captain of Gam
pauy b. and has almost SSmpIt,
ed course ut thas instkution.
He is nearl, 81 years. fof age. Nh
seems we'll qualified i every rss
pect to fulfil the re.mIlrements Il,
posed upon candid; tes who sect
to enter West Poi We conf
IDENTIFY predict tina he will pa.,
the examination d West Point
with credit, and, ifeB lives, viii
graduate with high honors..
We clip tho above from the
Dcs.aldsonville Chief whose editor
Was one Of the examining comni,
tee.
1t lisa compliment to Lafourcht
to have one of her spus carry Of
the honors OF such cou,tn tition
Mr. Lasseisne will he the firsi
representative from Latourche I,
West Point.
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do you want 4 oas''eI ,,. s"', :
chimney that viii not Meak :. !.
vou do. call =, S. T. Gsisap'oio'
stove Depot.
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JAMES A. RARGlS,
no USE aad SIGN l41h1A1
Glazing, Graining ard La e.
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A IL ORDERS ADDREssED ~ -.
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STATE uF LOUISIANA,

Parish Of Jsafuurhe. M. - 2pth. Judicial
District Court.
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NEW ORLEANS.
rvaIll & Da vidsO11-
ffstablished in 1877.
WILLIAM 8. DAVIDSONdJ
PRACTICAL SLATER.
IN rnroxdclet st. Ner Orleans.

Inv re PLEASED TO TAKE OR
w dsrs for Country Work. Either
~, ~ ar Fancy Roofing and at the l"we:f
Plsl... ~ rsts. Refers to J. DAVIDSON q
Poss'S. ALEXAND 11uH.tAs
ss.uesiaely. su.i ne c"ronda'et Street
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r SAMOAN. Pfo'r s. Basinl IS Manage
PuDrIsaED HvERr SAruRpAYs.
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STATE OF LOCI lana.
ith. Judicial ristrict ,oui., Parish Of
LifOu,che.
succession of William harvey, No. 1919
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(IeneraI News.

Christian X. Ross, the father Of the
lost ":Charlie,' has been reappointed
Master Warden Of the port of Phila
delphla.
J. C. Bancroft Davis, assistant Sec
rotary of State and Walker Blaine
third assistant Secretary of State have
resigned.
1t is reported that two thirds Of the
delegates to the gubernatoria conven'
ton in Georgia favor Alexander
Stephens.
Heavy rains in the northwest have
caused a great flood in the Missouri
river and considerable damage hat
been done to crops.
Murders have broken out afresh il
Ireland and the condition Of affair
there are fully as serious as they hav,
ever been, probably worse.
Mr.. W. W. Corcoran, the venerable
Washington banker and Philanthro
pist, has so far recovered his health AZ
to be able to take daily rides about
the elty.
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Mr.. Francis NJ. Darby of Hagers'
town has been appointed Assistant
y. S. Treasurer at Balti more, vice,
Peter Negley. Mr.. Darby is amply
qualifedGto fill the position and his
acceptance thereof Somewhat slmpllh-
es the coming judicial question IN
Washington county, as it is now con-
sidered cert ,in that Mr.. Ed. Stoke
will have no serious opposition in the
republican party.
$4,000 For A Cow.-Thomas Tag,
CERT, Esq, Of this citv, last Friday
sold his Jersey COW ".Value Second,
registered in American Herd Book
No. 6,S44, to Mr.. Watson Seth, of Bal,
timore, for the snug little sum of 81
600. On the second day Of july
1878, Mr.. Taggert purchased this COW
(then 2 years old,) Of DR.. Newell, Of
New Brunswick, N. j., paying Sl5L
fer her. Her average yield of butter
is IS pounds per week, and she has
made az much as "a pounds, 3 ounces
a week. - odd Fel1or.
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Gaforfin GIarinn'
Chas. {. Cassen, A. N.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, July 6 1882.
The Eastern War Cloud.

The latest news from the East point
almost positively to war. 1t j. hourly
expected that the forts at Alexandra
will open fire on the English iron
2lads, which will of course precipitate
a war between the two countries
There are limitations that Russian
intrigue has been discovered and that
.hat power in her usually subtitle way
has been aiding and urging Egypt in
her headstrong course, That England
would fight to protect the Suez canal
her Indian route, no one has ever
doubted and that she may have more
than Egypt to fight in the comphca'
tions that may arise is now possible.
Yesterdays papers state that hos
tilities are expected to commence
within twenty-four hours and it Is
possible that while our readers are
perusiug this article, the lombard
ment of Alexandria is going on and
war begun that may have a speedy
termination and be Of little moment
or it may result in one of the creates
known to modern times.
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Inches by "a feet, ceiling - feet, at Red
Hill, in Buckeystown District.
I'd. Three story brick, two rooms and
hall on second and other stories and base
ment under entire building, on South
street, in Frederick city, Md.
Sd Brick addition to present building at
Fairview, in Frederick District.
4th. Brick snglestory, one room and
yestibule, at Logs Station in Crcagerssown
District, 80 feet 6 inches by "a feet, ceiling
12 feet high.
9Th. Frame one-story room, at Forests
in Catoclin District, 80 feet by "a feet, cell
ing - feet.
9th Frame one story, one room and YES
tibu.c, at Mt Carmel in New Market Dis
trict, 80 feet 6 ill.,, by "a feet; ceiling, ~ TT
7th Frame one-story, one room, AT Pc,
tcrsyllc, 50 feet by "A; ceiling, II feet,
Sh. Log onestory, one room, at Hazel
Bottom, in jackson District, 30ft, by "a cell
ing 70 feet.
9th Brick one story, one room and yes.
tibulc, at Ladiesburg, 80 IT. 6 in. by "a feet
ceiling, - feet
10th Brick addition to be built on top o.
present building, at Unionville. New par
to be 81 feet 8 inches, by 43 feet inches
ceiling, 10 feet Old building to be altered
to conform thereto.
Contractor to furnish all material and
build houses, old material to be used where
practicable To be completed according tt
plans aud specifications TO be seen at this
office. The County Commissioners reserve
to themselves the right to reject any ant
all bids. BY order
L \. GITTINGER, Clerk
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MARYLAND News.

The thermometer stood at the freez
ing point on Monday night at Mt
Washington, N. H.
1t is more than probable that tn
Maryland ship canal measure will no
be considered by this congress.
The Germania Mnnnerchor OF Bal
timore carried off the first honors a.
the national singing festival in Phlla
delphia on Monday last.
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Pennsylvania politics are warming
M The nomination Of Pattison by
the Democracy has warned the repnb-
Leans that a failure to heal the breach
in their party will undoubtedly result
in the election of this able and prom
Using young democrat. There are
therefore the best of evidences that
the endeavor to heal matters will be
made and verythlng at present tends
to show that both tickets will be with
drawn, none Of either re-nomnated
and an entire new ticket made.
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TO THE PEOPLE
FREDERICK COUNTY.

The committee managing the erection OF
a suitable monument at the grave of the
late JAMES A GARFIELD, at Cleve.
land, Ohio, appeal to the citizens of this
county, without regard to sex or creed, tC
aid them in this laudable object 1t Is IN
tended to make this monument thor
oughly national one by having everyone
contribute something towards it The
Hon Robert NJ McLane, one Of the com
mittee, having requested the undersigned
to co operate in the matter, he appeals tC
the people of Frederick county, and res
pec,fully requests subscriptions Of any
amount, however small Lists are now
open at the office of the County Commits
sioners The money, with lists of con
tributors will be forwarded to the Garfield
Monument Committee at Cleveland, an(
certificates will be returned
EDWARD A GIrTINGER
Mar 30t
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skinny Men

Wells Health Remover. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weak
ness of the generative functions. 81.
at druggists. Prepaid by express,
Sl.25, 6 for s.. L. S. WELLS, Jer'
seY city, \. j.
1t is said that Prince Charles OF
Germany, brother Of the Emperor
CONSUMES daily from eighteen 10 TWEEN
ty-four strong Havana cigars. he
smokes three at a tune, in triple
barroled holder made according to his
own design,
The Tariff Commission has at last
been completed, and the nominations
have been conhrme'. The Comms
sion is composed Of the following, nam
ed gentlemen: John L. Hayes, Mass.
(ChairmanJ, Henry J. Oliver, Jr, Pa;
Jacob A. Amber. Ohio; Rouert 7.
Painter, D. G; John W. II. Under
wood, Ga; Duncan J. Kenner, La;
Alexander r. Boteler, W Va. Wm.
H. Mcmahon, y. Y. They have an
important duty to perform, and it is
to be hoped that they will be equal
to the task.
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague, who Is
spending portion Of the summer at
her old home, Edgewood, with her
daughters, counts among her treasures
her fathers family Bible. It contains
the entry Of her birth, August 10,
1910, with the remarks, in Mr., Chase s
handwriting; The babe is pro-
nounced pretty. | think it quite
otherwise. 1t is, however, we'll form
ed, and | ain thankful. May God
give the child good understanding,
that she may keep His command
ments.
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OFFICE
OF THE

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
FREDERICK COUNTY.
FREDERICK, MD June p. 1889.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until
Mondey July 10M, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock, NJ for the furnishing of ma
terial and the erection and completion of
Public School Houses in Frederick county,
as follows:
list. Brick, single story house, two
rooms and vestibue, each room 80 feet, 8
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Rough OH Rats.

The thing desired found at last
Ask your Druggists for Rough or
Rats" 1t clears out rats, mice
reaches, flies, bed bugs. l5c. boxes.
The Gold Nine in Manchester has
turned out to be something worse than
iron pyrites, fools gold, as numerous
suits are being entered to compel sub
scribers to the common stock to pay
np, SO that the loss incurred may not
fall upon the few
If YOU ARE RUINED in health from
any cause, especially from the use Of
any of the thousand nostrums that
promise SO largely, with long fictitious
testimonials, have no fear. Resort &c
Hop Bltters at once, and in short
time you will have the most robust
and blooming health,
Messrs. Chew g. Smelser, OF Pataps-
co, have been grinding stone to extract
gold but failed to get it, as all will un-
til they go under ground to a consider
able distance or invent machine SO
perfect that it will gather and retain,
for instance, all the elements ofsmoka
but the carbon which it must eXpel.
Manchester Enterprise.
There were 81, 99l names placed
on the poll books Of Baltimore city at
the first sitting Of the registers, which
is about $4,000 less than the police
census made the voting population Of
that city. The dalies claim that the
negroes have not registered and from
all that we can learn, they have shown
little or no interest in the matter.
DIDN'T POP.
=" Dear Tohn;" said a lovely cir,
with blue hair and au burn eyes, who
was dying to have her lover pop" the
momentus question, What makes yor
wriggle about and appear so excited
speak, loveN' John tried to speak
blushed, and selling his hat, put GU
of the house and struck 'go as you
pleas" gait for home. You coulda'
blame him, reader-he was afflicted
with Itching Piles and had neve
tried Swayne's Ointment, which cure
every time. Your druggist keeps it
ask for it and take no other.
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HAUNERS DISTRICT - ELECTION
DISTRICT No. 10.

Tho Officer Of REGISTRATION for tcnu
Election District wiz attend and sit al
STEMS lIo,rl in Sablllasvlllc, Oh Tuesday
the llth, VIVID "Wednesday, the 18Th, DAYS
oi JAY, 1889; aud on Monday, the II, Tues
day, the 18Th. and Wednesday, the 18Th
days Of august, 1882; And at ilczeliiah r.
the }tl, and Fri lay, the lIth DAYS of IN
", ''2; and on Thursday, 'he i1lh and
Friday. til" lN'h DAYS Of August, isS9; and
n Dani,l Wolts house, on SATURDAY, the
18th day of july, and Saturday, the 18th o.
Aut.nt lA.0
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! Guiteau was hanged on Friday last
an autopsy has been held, his body
chopped up for the benefit Of science,
his last and very characteristic speech
printed and now we trust that there
may be little or no occasion to write
Or print his name in the future.
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EMMITTSBURG DISTRICT. - ELEC
TON DISTRICT No 5.
The officer of Registration for FIJI
Election District will sucnh and sit at the
Western Maryland Hotel, diminishing, or
Tuesday, the II, Wednesday, the l2,h
Thursday, the 18Th, Friday, the 14th, and
Saturday, the 18th days Of July, 1882; and
on Monday, the l4th Tuesday, the 18th
"Wednesday, the 10th, Thursday, the 18th
Friday, the 18th, and Saturday, the 1911
days OF August. lSS2
EDWARD : TANTY,
Registration Officer for Election District
No. 5, of Frederick County.
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EQUITY NOTICE

Van B Oslcr, Trustee No. 1901 Equity.
OF Charles + CasSr.l In the Circuit
and Julia G, Cassell Court for Fr'dcr.
his wife lex county, sitting
on in Equity
Petition. May Term, 1899
ORDERED this 22d day June, 1892
that on the 2lst day Of July, 1882, the
Court will proceed 10 act upon the Report
OF sales this day filed by Van b. Osler,
Trustee in the above case, unless cause to
the contrary be shown before said day;
provided a copy Of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in Frederick
county, tor three successive weeks prior "
said day
rhc Report states The amount of sales at
$15O.O0
ADOLPHUS FEARHAKE
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frcu'k Co..
True copy,
Test: Adolphus Fearhalic Ir.
June 80 Az Clerk.
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NOTICE
TO TIE
QUALIFIED VOTERS
OF THE
RESPECTIVE ELECTION DISTRICTS OF
FREDERICK COUNTY. ~

Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, thst in compliance with the
act of the General Assembly of Maryland,
passed a, the session Of 1882. the under
signed Officers of Registration for the re.
county, duly appointed and commissioned
at their
First Summer sitting, niN SIT from 8 o'clock
4. NJ, to 7 o'clock p. W.. an the first
Treasury, WtdnesdaN Wursday, F'1day
nnd SatuMay utter the second Monday IN
July, A y 1882, that is to sag, on tue
1lti. l2M, 18th, l4M and 18th days Of
Ju1y A d 1889, and on Monday, Tues
day. Wednesduy, Twsday, F'nday nnd
.Saturday, Mat Is to s1y, on the l4M. 18th,
18Th, l7th, 1911 and 18Th daps IF 1ug1st,
IN the year 1882.
AT the respective places hereinafter named
tor the purpose of Registering in their re-
spective Election Districts ia Frederick
county, all persons who may possess or
will possess, before the day Of election next
ensuing, all the requisite qualifications un-
der the Constitution of the State of Mary
land and the laws made in pursuance
thereof, emitting them to vote in SAID re,
SpeCtlVC Election DlStrlctS.
DISTRICT LEC
TON DISTRICT No 4.
The Officer Of Registration for Fourth
Election District will attend and sit at
krisr $ Hotel, inCreagerstown, on Tuesday
the l1th, Wednesday, the l2th, and Thurs
day, 18th days Of July. and on Monday, the
| l4th, Tuesday, the 18th, and "Wednesday
the 10Th days of August, 1889 And a
Biggs' Warehouse, at Rocky Ridge Station
on Friday the 14th and Saturday the l5'l
days of July and on Thursday, the 17th
Friday. the 18th, and Saturday, the i0ll
days Of August, 1889.
GEO. w. BARRICK,
| Registration Officer for Election Distric
No. 4, of Frederick County.
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LEWISTOWN DISTRICT ELECT1ON
DISTRICT No. 90

DIS Iltltl No. ~.
The Officer of Registration for Twenti-
eth Election District will attend ana sit at
Waltman's Stare in Lewistown, on Tues
day, the 1lth, "Wednesday, the 18TH, Thurs
day, the 18Th, Friday, the l4th, and Sat.
urlav, the 18th DAYS Of July, 1882. And
at Harpcr's Store, at IIansonvlle' on Mon.
day. the 18th and TUESDAY, the 18th days
of August, 1889. At Geesey's Store, at Uti
Ca Mills, on "Wednesday, the 10Th. and
Thursday, the 18th days Of August, 1889
And at Watmnn's Store, in Icwisiown, on
Friday, the lSth, and Saturday, the 18th
days OF August, 1899.
PETER r. WALTMAN,
Registration officer for Election District
No. 20, of Frederick County.
rE-It is respectfully urged upon all good
citizens to make prompt application toi
Registration in order to afford the respec
tive Officers of Registration ample time iol
a proper discharge of their duties. The
public will bear in mind that there is TO bt
an entirely New Rec istration of the DUAL
flied Voters Of the county.
EDW. s. TANEY,
Chairman ofthe Board.
VAN B. SWEARINGEN,
Secretary.
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CREAGERSTOWN DISTRICT. -ELEC
TON DISTRICT No 4.
GEO. w. BARRICk,

Registration Officer for Election District
No 4, of Frederick County.
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PETER r. MAILMAN,

Registration officer for Election Dlstric
No. 20, of Frederick County.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-04-28
Making His Dntiea Easu.

The cashier Of San Francisco bank
ing firm arranged an invalid chair at his
desk In such o manner that he could
work sitting upor reclining, as he pleased.
His employers objected, on the ground
that Il did not look busincsslikc. They
discharged him. but he refused TO acccp,
3 dismissal. a. ho had contract for Q
wears employment, A court will be
caIIed on 70 decide whether tho easy
chair prevented him from properly peg,
lsgui1g w duue% u,
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-04-28
President Lincoln's Story Of jackson and
Benton.

One evening at the White House the
conversation drifted to Benton and Mr.
Lincoln said that the very room we were
sitting in had been the scene of a most
characteristic adventure of Benton's
with President Jackson. When Benton
came to Missouri he was at feud with
Jackson; in fact he and his brother and
jackson and several others had d diff.
Guilty at Nashville, in which Jesse Ben
ton was killed, and which was the cause
Of Benton coming TO Missouri. They
had not met for years, until Jackson was
President and Benton Senator from Mis-
souri,. ut was in this room" said
President Lincoln, that their first meet
ing took place. Jackson was seated at
this very table when the door yonder
swung open and Benton stalked in and
stood silently in the middle of the floor.
jackson looked up and recognized him
ut once, and rccollected at the same
time he had no weapon to defend him.
self. Equally silently he got up, walk
to the door, locked it and put the key in
his pocket, and went back TO his seat.
Then he said, 'Does this mean war or
peacep'
III means peace" said Benton.
Jackson again arose, walked TO the
door, unlocked IL, came back to his seat,
and then said, Col. Benton, am pleas
ed to see you. Take chair"
All this time Benton was standing
statuesquoly in the center of the room,
never moving muscle while Jackson
was locking and unlocking the door,
and the reconciliation between the two
gentlemen was complete. II simply
showed the dramatic character of the
man. 81. Louis Post Dispatch.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-04-28
Copsumption Cured.

DIR. r. v Pierce Dear Sir--Death
was hourly expected by myself and friends.
nv physicians pronounced my disease con
sumption. and said must die. / began
taking your "Discouery" and "Pellets." l
have used nine bottles and am wonder
fully relie,ed. am now able to ride out
ELIZABETH THORNTON,
Montongo, Ark.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-04-28

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FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop'rs,
BUFFALO, N, Y.
For sale by PAUL G. SCHUB, G)
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-04-28
The Golden Bloom Of YOUTH

may be retained by using DR.. Pierces "Fa.
yorite Prescription" a specific tor female,
complaints" BY druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-04-28

you feel dull drowsy, dobiltated have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and
tongue coated you are suffering from torpid liver,
or blousness, and nothing Will cure You 30 speed
lily and permanently as to take Simmons Liver Reg