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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20

AMrLH RooM-It 10 now finally settled
that Me,srs. Ijams i Hanna will locate
their summer Normal Glass at this plnre,
| The trouble now will he to find bOarders
for all the boarding places that have been
offered rs there have heen about one hun
dred and fifty applications made and it Is
not expected that the class will consist of
more than one hundred or less than fifty
The class will open July 10Th in our pub
lie school building.
The tidy household wife will soon b" up
! to her elbows in work. Carpets to take
UT and shake and put down again, scrub
bling going on, the furniture piled up pro
miscuously, stoves to put away or theiI
location changed, and everything in contu
sion House cleaning is what thew call it
The masculine portion Of the family gen
eraliy have business down town and re-
joice when the job is completed.
Another horse disease has made its ap
. neara nee and il called "thrush.' Ii is cas-
ilv distinguished by an eruption on The
! kin Immediately above the hoofs, and In
time. if not a,,e 1ded to, the hoo!s soften
and drop of. Those horses are more lia.
Die which are ov,rworked or have just
recovered from the pink eye, The disease
is not contagious except by direct con
tact.
The Baltimore Gazette died on Saturday
last. The cause ascribed by the coroner
Mr. Croasdale, for its taking off was that
there has been nothing but disaster and
misfortune connected with the name Ca
zette" 4 new democratic daily made up
in the exact form Of the Gazette, named
"Tha Day" has taken its place and bids
I fair to become one Of the leading dailies Of
the city.
J. Gernand & Son have now two rooms
at which they carry Oh the business OF
sadde,y and harness making. one in
Gracehan, and another in this place Mr.
John Gernand has charge OF the one here
and is already well pleased with the bust.
ness he is doing. He will shortly have the
services Of collar maker who will guar.
antee to fl any horse no matter whether his
shoulders he shapely or disfgured. They
have had some business cards printed for
distribution to which We call the attention
of our readers.
! LOST MONEY REcovKREp-Mr Thos
Anders of this place, while In l1agcrstown
several weeks ago, lett his pocket book
under the pillow of the bed in which lie
slept and upon returning found that 1t had
been stolen. We gave full account of il
at the time and now we are pleased to be
able to state that he will recover at least a
part of it as he received a telegram on
Tuesday stating that the money had been
found and requesting his presence there
! to day. We are not In possession Of fur.
tbef pattknlsH
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EfQyVTY' NEWS.
lettings from Our Exchanges.

On, FOR A BEnd.-A week ago, I'VE ne
groes, after tying a couple Of bricks to n
dog, attempted to drown HIM in the cree :
which crosses the turnpike EaS, Of th>
CITY. but the water being too shallow, the
d c would not drown and they then pro
cured 4 lralchet and ciopprd his eyes out
and finally killed him nv the worst form OF
cruelty, aud then were about 20 leave
when they were warred to remove the
body of tie dog from the creek, which
they did by throwing it into Mr. O'Lca
rvs meadow Such cruelty deserves St.
we're punishment. - Union.
The Bu~kittsville Mutual Aid Associo.
ton is calling in its policies issued on the
speculative plan, and is now conducting
It's business in legitimate way. Its pur
pose is to establish life insurance com
pnny to compare with The best in the coun.
try Its business is increasing aud bid
fair to be cccs.ful.-Register
On Monday OF last week the cOntrac,
for building the new pike from woods
bor0' to Creagerstown was awarded t.
Messrs. James NJ Smith s. Geo. W Shank
of Woodsboro, for the sum Of $4,000
Times
LARGE CHURCH ACCEssroNs At the
confirmation service held in the Lutheran
Church in this pl &c on Friday last (Gond
friday, twenty nine persons were admit
ted to church mcmbership--twcnty sc,ru
By confirmation and two by certificate
During the six years that Rev l.. A. Mann
has been pastor of this charge, he has re.
ceived into the church 1873 members. al
average of over thirty per year.
At the Reformed church also, on the same
day, the pastor, Rev. T. F. Hotf,neicr ad
mirstered the solemn rite of confirmation
to twenty persons, and one was received
on certificate. -Regisser
LEG Broken We regret to learn that
Mrs. Sarah Craver, highly esteemed lady
of Lewistown. in Frederick county. aged
about fifty years, had her leg broken las,
Tuesday morning from fall which she
received. DR. J K. Waters was called in
and the sufferer is now getting along very
we'll CWon
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Evidence still accumulates to warrant
the hope that our town will be materially
improved during the coming summer. we
have been informed by the gentleman him
self, that MIR. J. H. Freeze, one of our sue.
cessful cigar manufacturers, will erect a
residence on Water street. We shall be
pleased to hear Of others as they may be
determined upon.
The Waesche brothers have purchased
Of II. Disston s. Co., Of Philadelphia, a
/ 81 inch planer tooth circular saw and sew
eral other smaller rip and cut OF saws
! They will saw the large stock Of logs that
they have at their mill in this place, when
they will take their engine and saws up in
the mountain On the land lately purchased
by them, where they will have sufficient
amount Of saving to last them throughout
the summer.
The Greatest blessing
A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time. and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular
kidneys and liver active, is the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
Bitters Is that remedy, and its proprie.ors
are being blessed by thousands who have
been saved and cured by 1t. viii you try
it, Eagle.
Nor ALL FRozRN.--lt was believed at
first that the extreme cold oflast week had
destroyed the entire early peach crop, but
examination of the buds and blossoms re.
veals the fact That at least onefourih OIL
them remain green, which if they Ill ma
ture will insure nearly or quite an average
crop as the early species have blossom'd
ur usually full this spring. 1t is not
though, that the late peaches and apples
have been affected in the least.
DEATH OF A Yoke WIrE.-On Thurs
day evening Inst, Mrs. Susan, wife OF
George Hummelshine, Of this place, died OF
An infusion of the brain. The deceased
has never enjoyed robust health and was
for several years previous to her death
weak aud unwcll. the deceased was the
daughter of Richard Wagnman OF near
Sabllasville. She moved to this place
with her husband and family about two
months ago and had influenced many t"
love and respect her for her excellent dis
position and kindluess Of manner. She
WAS 10 years old OF the time OF her death.
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First Day of May, 1882,
d f n L G. II
OF I'll e
OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL con


-OF | II Il
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL COM.
MlSSlONERS,
FREDERICK, MD, April 4, 1882.
The Board of School Commissioners will
meet in this office,
On Wednesday and Thursday. the
18Th and 20M instant,
in regular Session, for examination ard
disposal of Teachers Reports for the
Spring Term, and general business
Public Schools OF the County will close
on Friday, April l4lh.
Teachers salaries for Spring Term will
be paid On and after Wednesday, the 2Gth
instant.
Gains against the Eoard other than
Teachers salaries will not be paid before
july 18th.
Persons desiring the Use Of Books,
School Houses, &c, tor conducting Private
Schools. must comply with regulations
heretofore present. ed by the Board.
BY order,
apr, 63s' D. T.LAKlH.
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M AR RTE =.

On Thursday evening last, In the Moravinn
church, In this pIncr by the Rev e. "
Shields. Alfred G Weller to Jennie A
unger, both of this town
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AN ACT
April 8 g..

TO authorize and empower the Governor
to appoint an additional Justice of the
Peace in Election District number one,
In Frederick county.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted By tho General
assemb1y Of Maryland, That the Governor
It md he is hereby authorized and EN-
~ ycrrd to appoint IN additional Justice
the Peace, in and for Election District
nnnher one, In Frederick county, who
shall reside at Point Of Rocks.
SECTION 2 And lie it enacted that this
Vet shall take effect from the date Of it's
,'assngc
We hereby CERTIFY That the aforegoing is
! correct copy ofan Act Of the General AS
>emblv If Maryland, passed January Scs-
sion, 1889.
Approved February 18th. 1882.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
j. NJ MILLER
Secretary of the Senate
April 8 81.
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EEss,sss.E2ss1S lDs'NTH.

The committee manayi @ the erection ~
n Suitable M nllneht ~ III" grave If TIE
bate JAMES A. GARFIELD at Clevr
lard. Ohio. appeal to the clIizcns ot This
comfy, Wi'hou, regard to sex ar creed to
aid ,,cm in this laudalle object 1t lsln
tended To mNkr tnis monument thor
ou.hly national o1t 10y ha!ing ever! one
crnlrihulc something towards il. The
Hon 'nh.rt NJ Mr!.anr, one of the com
mi,,er. having requested the undrrsign' d
to co operate III tie matter, he appeals ,n
the people OF Frederick county, and res
pcc,tully requests subscriptions of any
amount, however small. Lists are now
Open II, llIr office of the County Commits
siuncrs Tnc money, with lists OF con
ilihutors. will he forwarded to iAc Garfield
Monument Cuntmiltee at Cleveland. and
certificates will he returned
EDWARD A. GITTINGER
Mar 80 If
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20

Ihave spent three DAYS of.his
week In the city purchasing
my New Stock Of Summer
Goods and will open on to-
morrow (Fridavl one Of the
choicest and largest stocks
tina. have ever been displayed
on a counter in our town.
Call in and examine goods
and prices.
JOHN ROOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-10
FOREIGN NEWS

1t is announced in Paris that the negotia.
tons for treaty between France and Corea
are merely suspended.
The troubles between japan and Corea
have apparently been settled, and hostili-
ties will not take place.
Sisnor Deprctis, Italian Prime Minister,
addressing his constituents at Strade|la
recently spoke in glowing terms of the GOOD
relations existing between Italy and the
other States of Europe.
The military tribunal in session at Ba)ta
Russia, trying the cases of anti-Jewish RIO
tiers has condemned one leader to two wears
Imprisonment and five others to from SIX
teen to eighteen months imprisonment.
Sultan Pacha, President of the Chamber
of Notables, thinks that Turkish intervept.
ion in Egypt would mean anarchy. and
maintains that the cost of the joint control
is extravaganza, and that t4OO, 900 might be
saved annually by the substitution of effic-
lent natives for foreign officials He admits
that the mass Of the population is unfit for a
representative government. A dispatch
from Vienna says: ''Thc breach between
the Sultan and the Khediveis widening. ar d
seems likely to lead to an open rupture.
The Sultan has forbidden recruiting for the
hhedire's future body guard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-10
Judge Fields Eacane.

The session Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, which began yesterday, was
the means ofunearthing in incident in the
history of Associate Justice Stephen j. Field
which has probably not yet been published
Passing down the avenue a gentleman was
called by a dealer in firearms, sporting traps
and other paraphernalia aud asked if he had
seen the internal machine that had been
sent to Judge Field. lie was taken into the
rear OF the store and the case Ola daguerreo-
type was discovered lying open on the
counter
Examine this" said the dealer, and tell
me what you think of it,
close inspection showed that concealed
in this case were ten metallic cartridges. with
the sides filled. exposing powder and firmly
imbedded in wax. An ordinary piece of
sandpaper was connected with the hasp of
the case, which, if opened from the front
would cause the ignition of a, bundle of
matches. The case, however, had been CD.
ened from the back and the Internal machine
had failed to accomplish the purpose of its
design. clipping from q newspaper pas
ted In the case detailed an account of Il de-
clslon by Judge Field regarding the title to
certain property in San Francisco, Cal, and
it is supposed that the machine was the con
trvance of some disappointed litigant.
Further inquiry showed that the package
came by mail, but was regarded with srlspic-
ion by the inmates ofJudSe Field'sresidence
and the parcel was placed over night in a
water pail. Afterwards it was pricd open
from behind and the deadly nature OF its
contents divulged Had anyone forced the
clasp open, as is the custom in handling
small cases of this kind, nothing short of a
miracle could have prevented the discharge
ofthe metallic cartridges.
This plaything,' continued the dealer.
was brought to me by servant of Judge
Field with the request that 1 should extract
the powder from the cartridges and render
it as harmless as possible have succeeded
in pryiug out all the cartridges and am re-
moving the powder through the hole filled
in them by the maker Of the machine. |
guess | don't want any public office in mine
if the incumbents get such presents as
these" The dealer, who also sold Guitcau
the fatal 'bull dog whistled cheerilv rs he
made this last ssertion.-Phiiadc.Dh mia
Times
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Halls Vegetable Si.ician Hair Remover.

Is scientific combination of some of the most
powerful restorative agents in the vegetable king
aon. IL restores gray hair to its original color.
1t makes the scalp white aud CLEAN 1t cures dan.
drufi and humors, and falling out OF the hair. II
furnishes the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported It makes the
hair moist, soft and glossy, and is unsurpassed as
hair dressing. 1t is the most economical prepa.
ration ever offered to the public, its effects re-
main a long time making only an occasional nm.
plicatlon necessary. 1t is recommended and used
by eminent medical men, and officially endorsed
BY the State Assayer Of Massachusetts,. The popu
larity of Halls Hair Remover has increased with
the test OF many years, both in this country and
IN foreign lands and it is now known and used in
all the civilized countries Of the world.
For sale by all dealers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Bishop i. Janssens, Of Matches, Mississippi
who has been visiting his relatives in Hol
land. has returned and will preach at the
Cathedral in Richmond, next Sunday morn.
ing.
Prof. +. \. Ambold died in Richmond
yesterday afternoon, after long illness oil
consumption, He was for long time or.
ganist Of st. Paul's church.
The paint-shop of the Norfolk navy-vard
took fire last night from spontaneous combus-
ton. The damage was slight. The firing
Of alarm guns from the frigate Franklin and
the sounding of the bigbcll ofthe yard Great
cd considerable excitement.
Agnes Watkins and her lover. Phil
Walker, coored, became involved in quar-
rel at Bermuda Hundred, Chesterfield coun-
ty. on Saturday night, during which the
former was stabbed in the abdomen and
killed. The difficulty was caused by the
murdered woman spending twenty-five
cents belonging to Walker without permits
sion The murderer made his escape.
The Tredgar Iron Works, at Richmond
are at 4 stand still, and 400 men are idle ON
account of the discharge of man for rea
sons which his tclo y-workmen deemed
insufficient. Sunday morning the workmen
ln.the two rollirg-mills and in the spike and
axle-shops stopped work in CONSEQUENCE of
the disagreement with the proprietors.
There is no matter of wages involved. The
!reaegar company regard it as a question of
discipline: The employees look at it in the
hSht OF injustice done fellow-workman.
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The MarSers.

BALTIMORE Oct. 10.--virginia Is deferred =
do consolidated 2Iti; do second series 30
past due coupons 80; do new 1O.l0s 4oll bid
to-day. Cotton quiet; mildlngs 11ns Flour un
changed and quiet. Whcat-Southcrn steady
Western quiet and steady; Southern red 1O5a
10Y; ITO amber 10Sa11I; No Maryland 100 hi,
llOi2; No , Western winter red spot 1O7aIa
JOS; Oct 1O1%la10Sls; Nov OSa,a1o9; Dec
lO9t4a1 40; Jan 1905 HOS. Corn-Southcrn
steady; Western active and firm; Southern white
Dab; do yellow I3; Western mixed Nov G2t
a6"; Nov or Dec 81 i.a62al Jan 59k,aGO Oats
steady with moderate inquiry; Southern iOa4G
red rust proof s7a40; Western white Halo
do mixed 4oa42; pcnna l2alG. Rye dull and
nomina!iy at G2a6S. Hay quiet and steady.
Coffee dull Rio cargocs ordinary to fair 7a,agiS
Sugar quiet; \ soft 9i.. whiskey easier at
81 1Sa1 20.
New YORK. Oct. 10.-Stocl1S strong. Money 5.
Cotton steady uplands II 7-16; Orleans lis.
Flour steady and quiet. Wheat fairly active and
leaalc better Corn--Cash and Oct Sc higher
later options a.a1 lac better
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, October g.-B.el
Cattle.-Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as follows
Best 15aS6 SO; that generally rated first quail.
ty 0OaSo 62i.. medium or good fair quality
Quasi 10; ordinary thin Steers Oxen and
Cows 2IoaSH 81 H. Extreme range of prices > TON
S6 DO. Most of the sales were from 4 OOaS5 81
per 100 lbs. Total receipts for the week :;4IO
head. Total sales for the week 21S9 head. The
market to-day has been fairly active. though prices
were Il fraction oil, &c for the better grades and
lsc for the Others. The quality of the ofl;.rnr;
average trile better than last week There WIS
quite long line of good butcher Cattle, thourh
common grades were fairly well represented.
Sheep and Lambs.-There is large increase in
the number of the offerings over last week, and M
Improvement in the quality. Prices are off,
There is no outside demand, and that on the mart
or the butchers is not active. We quote Sheen at
5a3 cts and Lambs at 3lEaaG cents per 10 gross
lew OF either selling ut the outside figures. Stock
Sheep-Wethcrs at 3laa4 u cents per lb gross and
GIT head 'p'' '''' Week
Hogs-The offerings number nearly twice nc
many as last week, and among them is full
representation OF common grass Hogs and stiIlers
those among them classed as cornfed Chicago; re
also IN fair numbers and are quite as good as they
were last week. Trade is reported as fair to good
and fully equal to the increased receipts. We
quote common Hogs at 1Oa11 cents, cornfcd III,
al cts, and stllers at Halle, cents per ID net
Receipts this week 6367 head
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assertions

THE NEGROES being prejudiced against the
overwhelming majority of white people who
believing that nature has established IN in
deliblc line between the races are opposed
to General Mahonc's idea ofthc oblitcration
of all race distinctions, will be easily inilu-
cnccd by the Generals money and his pro-
lniscs 10 vote Tor his candidates, hut, cx-
cepting those who either hold or expect 10
hold Offices lie will find that there are but
few white Nirsinlans, no matter what their
political antecetrnts may have been who will
vote TO prolong his tyrannous, outrageous,
rupaciolis and injurious sway, notwithstand-
Ing his proilcr@ OF money, which such good
readjistels as Acssra. Ruilin Massey and
FulkcrSon say he has r,:,de at the expense
o: his State. and OF place, which has been
put ri his disposal by the President, who
was removed from the collectoyship of New
York sin order That the duties Of that Office
might BE- conducted honestly.
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ALEXANDRIA,, Va
TUESDAY EVENING, oCT'E. 10, 1882

FIR l.. understood that some people who
want 10 90 over to the South hating, Arthur
wing of the republican party, offer as a
reason for their opposition to Mr.. Massey
the assertion that he is a temperance man.
Being a preacher, and teaching that man
must be temperate in all things, it would
he inconsistent for Mr.. Massey to be any
thing else than a temperance man. But
being such man by no means implies that
he is opposed to the temperate use of
liuuor-and no man is foolish enough to adj
yocate its incorporate use. Mr. Massey Is
in favor of the abolition Of the internal
revenue system, aud Of allowing the Eir-
sinia farmer the privilege, if he chooses to
avail himself fit, Of distilling liquor from
his grain and fruit without paying pro-
hibitory tax 10 the Government, and with
out the supervision Of internal revenue
agents, by which restrictions the manufac-
ture of liquor is now csstopped in Virginia
and thrown into the hands Of Northern and
Western monopolists who can afford, as
they did last winter, to offer enormous
brides to Congress for further legislation in
their interest. On the contrary Mr.. Wise,
Mr. Massey's opponent, is an avowed sup
porter Of the party which has formally dc
clarcd that As long as it has control of the
Government the tax on the manufacture of
liuuor shall not be abolished. Men who
have heretofore been democrats but who
intend to vote for Mr. WISE had better do
SO without attempting any explanation OF
their proposed action, for unless they say
that'thc prefer the success of the stalwart
and bloody-shirt wing of the republican
party to that of the national democratic
party, reasonable people will not he dis
posed to place implicit confidence in their
assertions.
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A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped
Neglect frequently results in an Incurable Lung
Disease or Consumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCliES do not disorder the stomach like cough
ssyrups and basams, but act directly on the In
famed parts, allayns irritation, give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the
inroat troubles which Singers and Public Speak
ers are subject to- For thirty year, prown's
Bronchial Troches have been recommended hy
physicians, and have always given perfect salts
faction. Having been tested By wide ana constant
use for nearly an entire generation they have az
tanned well merited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age Sold at 25 It's. box every
where
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To-DAY's TELEeRAPH1c DISPATCHES.
The Ohio Election

CINCINNATI, O., Oct 1O.-The weather
Is pleasant and the election is proceeding
quietly. The returns already in show that
!he vote will be very large So much scratch
ing is being done that the counting of votes
wnich begins after 6 p. M, will be very
Inc sky at noon is overcast, and there is
a prospect Of rain. The vote continues
heaVy. The republicans claim that the dis
ailection among the Germans is much less
IMAM was supposed, and that it will chiefly
affect only the State ticket.