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Notice of APPOINTMENT.

The undersigned has been duly appointed by the
Probate Court Administrator of the estate OF Dam
lei Jones, late of Jackson County, Ohio. Deceased
15june3w JosEfd JONES.
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Lot For Sale,
RAILROADS.

have large, lot for sale, South street, In
Jackson. It lies adjoining the property owned by
Hiram E. Dickson. SAMUEL RUSH.
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
On the Loss
MANHOOD

Radical of Seminal Weakness, or SpermatOr-
rhaa, induced by Self Abuse Involuntary Emissions
Marrisge, generally; CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy m and
ERT CULVERVELL, Nd. D., author of the Green
Book, etc.
Lecture clearly from his own experience that
the awful consequences of Sef-Abuse may be efectu
ally removed without dangerous surgical operations
bougies, instruments rings cordials pointing out
of at certain and efectual, by which
every sufferer no matter what his condition may be,
ET- This Lecture piH proue boom to thousands and
thousands.
postpaid on receipt of six cents or two postage
stamps. Address
THE CULvERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann ST., New York, N. Y; Postofice Box, 45o.
5jans2y
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On 4ppror"I

II, on receipt you are not entirely satis'
ficd. send the ring or rings right back to
~. and we will refund the money. 4
fairrr offer cannot he made Our object
in almost giving awav these beautiful
goods is tn secure customers for our solid
Gold Jrwrlrv If the mo t fashionable styles
a catalogue of which will he sent to each
purchaser Of our Rugs.
Remrmhrr That these rings arc just as
elegant and wear MS WILL as Solid Gold
Rings costing ten to fifteen times the
money. Thousands are now wearing
them without the suspicion from their
friends THAT the rings are not .s"lid golH
In ordering. sinte which STYLE of ring YOU
pref, and srnd n strip Of paper VIII eli
Just mer,s:nrounh vour finger, We can Il:
Won perfectly. This extraordinary an''
unparalleled otter will not be repeated
Take advantage If i, Ivy ordering nj on e.
] A. VAIL. Dealer in Fine .Iewrlry.
1897 Market 5, Philadelphia Ps.
apr. ga"
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ROYAL GIFTS :!
ROLLED GOLD RINGS

Ecgant Gold Rings give greater salts
faction to the wearer than any other srti
Gle Of luxury. aud are particularly desira
bic as y, esrnts to Ladies, Gentlemen o'
Children As they serve as lasting rrmcm
branre Of the givrr
In order to introduce our goods we will
send nne Of our 10 X Heavy Rolled Gold
Rings, "t either the Plain Band. Chasrl or
Seal patterns, ny registered Mail (gnaran
,eeing safe dcltcr,) to any al .rrss. on
receipt of 81 90 for twn rings sends 200
fur three rings send &275, for all four send
@ 50-postagc stamps taken. II more
than ON is desired they must I've If differ
ent patterns, rs we will not tat these pr
crs) sc I'd more than one ring Of the same
style TO any one person, We send these
rings out
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Entitled an Act to repeal sections 1876 Of
Article II, of the Code Of Public Local
Laws, title frederick County" subtitle
'Meclianicstown," as amended by Bee
tons Q and 8 Of Chapter % Of the Acts OF
the General Assembly of 1870 and To-
substitute in lieu thereof the following
SEcT1oN 1st. Be it enacted BY the Gensr.
al assembly Of Naryland That Sections 1876
and 1893 of Article II of the Code of Public
Local Laws. title Frederick County" sub.
title, "Mechanicstowu," az amended by
Sections two and six Of Chapter ninety
eight ofthe Acts Of the General Assembly
of eighteen hundred and seventy, be and
hereby are repealed, and the following
substituted in lieu thereof
2nd. That the male citizens Of said vii.
lage OF the age Of twenty-one years and
upwards, being citizens of the United
States, who shall have resided in said VII
lage for and during the space offs six months
preceding, shall on the second Monday of
April in each and every year, at the usual
place Of holding elections in said village,
elect i've Commissioners, one Of whom
shall he designated by the voters as presi-
dent. who shaIl have resided within the
cugpors ,e limits Of the same, one year next
prece 'ig The election, the said Commits
sloners shall enter upon the discharge Of
their duties within ten days after the cleo
ton.
9Th Tbs President shall preside ut the
meetings Of 81 Commissioners and pre-.
serve decorum. give such directions as may
he deemed necessary to carry into effect
the provisions fthis Charter, and perform
such other duties as may be assigned him
by the Commissioners. IN case Of his death
the vacancy shall be filled by the surviving
until the next election for
sucl. officers The Commissioners may a.
low such compensation to the President
or his sci vices as may to them seem right
and just.
SECTION 3rd And be it enacted, that
this Act shall take effect from the day Of
lis passage.
We hereby certify. That the aforegoing 10
a correct copy of an Act Of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed January
Session. 1882
Approved March 21st, 1882
JOSEPH 3 SETH,
Chief Clerk of the House Of Delegates.
j. NJ. MILLER.
Secretary OF the Senate.
April 6 At.
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dental opportunity that presented itself
and may be accredited to the magnetic in
fluencc OF iron ore, ore some other svmna-
thrtic influence that attracts some ut the
male estate and personal property OF
Frederick cit, to CatOctin Furnace. 1t
WAS not star route,
To The Tubllc.-Having jist re
ceived my Spring and Summer goods, l
wish to ask special attention Of purch"s'
era, ~ shall try t, make every efisrt to
sell at prices, as low a. the lowest.
Our stock ia full and consists Of varied
assortment of general merchandise. in
which are number Of Job Lots Of goods,
that are very low In price
Mems Boys and Youths suits, Ladies'
Dress Goods at the reduced prices; full
line Of Fancy Csssimeres, ranging IN price
from 80 cen's t" g 90 per yard
! CavpetI, Rag Q,nme made) Hemp, Cot,
tage and Ingram; straw mating, all prices
Full stock Of Carpet Chain.
I $4,000 worth Of Boots and Shoes, EN-.
b acting best makes and styles a, Bottom
| Prtees
Give my stuck Of goods and nv prices .
chance to speak for themselves, BY making
. direct examination Of them; personal
knowledge on your part will outweigh all
Of my professions.
apr 27-4t* JOHN ROOT.
GRANGE PIcNIc-On Monday last. the
president of the Changers National Agri.
cultural Association, committeeman, rail
road officials and newspaper representa-
tives to the number Of upwards Of thirty
, arrived at this p"in! by II special train un-
der the direction o. Mr.. A Gardner of the
W. Md. company. The party came TO in
spect the Cold Spring picnic grounds with
view of s-lc,ing them on which TO hold
the annual Reunion and Picnic We've
represented but unable t. I've present and
II is reported TO rs That the Expressions
were favorable rs to the availability Of the
grounds. being specially impressed with
the excellent and convenient wnter sup.
ply and proximity Of the rnlronl to the
grounds. to which they lie Immediately
adjacent. The central location het ween
Frederick. Gettysburg, Hagerstown West
minister and Baltimore, 10 also recog ,iz"d
The Reunion WAS last held ut Williams
Grove, PX. There were sixty carloads o.!
steam plows. traction engines and other
agricultural machinery of every conceivs-
BILE kind
Should they decide upon holding it here
they will desire to loase the grounds for
Ave yesrs and prepare them to sccommo-
date all their wants.
While there has been nothing definite,
determined upon as yet, nor anything
spoken positively upon which we can re
". as to their deciding upon this point
we have reason to believe that We have at
least an equal chance with any other
point. The president will confer with
DR.. VIM White and advise hin Of their
decision at once, when arrived at The
committee WAS met Ivy some ofonr citizens
and entertai .,ed and advised by them.
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CoNNTy NEWS.
lettings from our Exchanges.

The Burkittsville Female Seminary has
been lea ed by Rev II. g. Bowers, a Lu.
,heran minister, who viii be assisted 10y
his son Of Pcnns, lvania COllcve.
Las, week County Surveyor, RACER,
upon the order Of he County Commission
ers, surveyed n part of the line separating
Frederick and Lewistowu Districts
Times
WORKS NICELY.-Ifn citizen within the
corporation limits OF Frederick cit, is ar
rested and fined. say IS and co ts, the
money goes into the city treasury II the
said eli, iMr, pays it, but If I've does not pay
il then the said citizen goes TO Jail at the
expense Of the county. The city gets the
turkey and the county the buzzard Ban.
Nor.
We have been told that the work Of i'm
prnvenent has progressed rapidly at the
College, the unsighlly stables and sheds
&c, which 40 long haze dis6gured the
northern approach to the institution have
been renewed and the orders for general
clean up have passed all along the lines -
Chronicle
Why THE BILL FAILED delegate Pc.
Ter Lugenheel says that he il the man who
vented the passage ofthe hill by tie
Legislature exempiing the corporation OF
Frederick from the road tax He says
when he was requested to give the meas
urs his support, he assented Hi object
was to let the bill s. through and thus
make the city obnoxious to the country
people He is a merchant and lie wants the
people to stay home for goods instead OF
coming to town for them, he says But then
when an attempt was made to force the
measure, he changed his mind and thought
lie would prevent it's passage, so he just
took the bill off the file, put it in his desk
and kept it there.
Aud this is Mr.. Lugenbeel's explanation
of why the bill didn't 60 through, and it's
a very good one, too Times,
DEATH OF GEO. w WRIT This well.
known gentleman Of this city, whose usu
al weight when in good health was about
$50 pounds, died Mt his residence in this
place on last Sunday afternoon, aged
about SO years, and on the foil. wing Tues
day at II O'Clock q. IN, his remains were
buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Union.
DEATH OF A Coop OLD CITlzEN, Mr.
Michael Boyer, one of our best known and
most highly respected farmer citizen, and
An octogenarion, died al his residence neal
Broad Run, at about II O'clock, a. m, on
Wednesday last, af(er only compile days
Illness His death resulted from bear. dis
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Franc Dwelling House

on the South side of East street and lot OF
ground adjoining Mrs. Eigh,ner and Chas
E. Cassrll The house contains seven
rooms, well laid of and of convenient size
i cellar under the entire building, well OF
i,g.
The sgcOod md ,hird pre-: critics are u,I.
der one root but separate AID may he DC.
cuprd Ivy Que or ;wo families.
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ew Management.
Ius Of the OArocrIN CLARION,
hes more Of importance to us

Ius Of the OArocrIN CLARION
lee more Of importance to VI
appear on it, face outside of this
II marks In our life, the beginning
(hird era, the nrst covering the period
prior 70 attaining our majority, during
which we learned muck that was theorcti-
cal. nothing that was practical; the second
covers the remainder OF our life to the
present, during which time we learned
much that was practical and paid about
"a, 900 for our second course Of instruc
ZION.
The third hnds a In control Of the only
enterprise that has ever prospered under
var management; with . regard for 10 such
- Ne have never had for sught else with
which va have been connected; with 1t,
and It only. IN claim our attention and &C.
rupy our time and upon which we will be
called upon to a. fully rely, a. II must rely
upon 10.
While we will confess to no !ndisposi'
sion in the past to do our full duty by the
CLARION, We recall the fact, that interests
sAres and perplexities, not al all connected
with II, were burden 10 US, Of which. we
have By ono hnal and decisive act rid our
selvsA and ON account of which, we shall
hope to he considered neither more or less
than mortal and certainly through which
We have the better cspacitstcd ourselves
for . single aud untrammcled line OF duty
With that duty clearly defined; with
twelve years experience Of practical life
that must be made to yield handsome re-
ssrps should il I've required to repay US;
With faith in and love for our profession
and an absolu,ion Of the past for its appar-
eat, yet possibly blameless, unk!ndnesscs;
We enter upon the tblrd era, with IN In
dependent feeling Of dependence, our TINT
devosed N, our reliance placed upon and
our yixor conferred In the CAroeTiN CLAN
loH.
Az We may merit the kind ofices Of old
friends. may 40 not ask 10 receive them
And while moderate improvement far out
weighs brilliant promises, We shall not
hesitate 10 render ourselves liable, by IN.
dul,ips both our readers and ourselves in
,ts.e hope that in more ways than one. the
aaay future viii record something in our
favor.
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Src"IoN Be it enacted Jy tho Genera
assembly Of Maryland Tia, section nine
~ one Of Article eleven Of the Code o
Public Local Laws. entitled "Fredericl
County" subtitle FREDERICK City," pro
viding for the fl ling Of vacancies in TIE
Board of Aldern. II, I've and the samc II
hereby repealed and the following be en-
acted Ia lien u ereof-
! OF IN case If the death refusal to serve
li>qualiticali resignation or removal .
an Alderman cut OF the taxable limits 81
tie city, an election shall be he Ivy The
voters If HE Ailerinanlc District wherein
vacancy sia!! nnVe thus hrou mace, h. d.
IT," same. aud the 8nart; Of Aldermen shall
Xix u time i,t suCl election Within fifteen
days after the date of aNc} 4 n,i re,GSd Il
serve, proof Of I'll qualification, resignation
or removal; such Gle. ton sl,n'l BE- hell nj
or near the usual place If voting in The Al
dcrmnnic District, and the p Ia shall be
kept open from nine o'clock ia the morning
until Ave > clock in The evening. All per
suns whose names are ON the list ofvulrrs
used at the eIa ton nflllr person whose va
cuncy is to br filled shall be entitled to vot
at the election here provided for, and no
other
StC2 And be it enacted, Tia, all Acts
part. of Acts Inconsistent with this Act
AMI not herein expressly repealed, are
hereby expressly repealed SO far ns neces
sary to give full effect to this Act, and no
other.
SIC. 3 And be 1t enacted, That this Act
s,mll Take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
Approved March IS. 1888!
We hereby certii, that the foregoing t.
n g rrrc, copy OF an Act oflhe General As
~1nh'y Of Maryland, passed January SEES.
sion, 1882
IN MILLER,
Secretary Of the Senate.
JOSEPH 3 SETH,
Chief Clerk of the House Of Delegates
apr q 81.
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Iorxl Atns.

1t il folly 4, pn, seeds into cold ground
Suow fakes danced in the sr again on
Sunday laH.
The N,lliamsport Plot hss new dress
,Ast A.s Is ehar,ningly.
Dr.C ". Rehwar.z, Of Littlsssewn. has
removed to Ennis.burg 10 practice.
Subscription schonls opened on Monday
i.-s and were iolerAbly we'll patronzed.
Hor = clean, nice and sweet preparation
o, Cod Liver Oil--ScSlcy's Emulsion has
no equal.
R+s advertisement Of Fred'k J. Nelson
and JAMES NcSlcrry IN another column
AI~o ne posters
Frederick stoufler and family leh this
s,ncs for their new home IL Altoona Pa.
80 Monday last.
Por Coughs and Colds. Or. schley'r
Family Cough syrup is the article Try
Il and b convinced. Only Is cents.
NJ. Roots stors room since the arrival
of his now goods has been the scene Of
bo.y ac,ion. His prices take.
MANY CoMrLErED.--The new Fe-
male eemipary building is progressing IA
vnrably.
Yor building mp the system and supply
,ps the wants n ade ~ the rsvHgcs of dis
ea.e-sohley's Emulsion is The thing.
Nr. John Hahn, an aged citizen Of rear
this plxcs was quite i'll last week. Al
the time Of writing his condition has im-
proved.
IN eight weeks the days will begin to
~horsen and four days ago II showed.
That sounds odd, but such is our delecta
Die climate.
\ We have warned our people against
swindlers for the last time. If they will
Ainsist upon being swind!sd, We will not
inolest them.
Ny a law Of tho recent legislature, no
BAGS may bs taken by hook line OF
otherwise during the month Of May, their
spawning period.
An exchange prints . proverh:-"The
present 10 the sum total ofthe whole past. "
A very few figures will euumerate the sum
in many instances.
Stop that cough and procure relief at
cnce BY the use. Of Or. Schley's Family
Cough syrup-Only Is cents per bottle
Safe, sure, pleasant.
Mr.. ". II. Young requests US TO state
shat he will be IN town about May 1st
with q force of workmen to make the cans
for the coming seasons packing.
Capt. Isaiah Lightner, formerly of Union
Bridge, Carroll county, but for number
CT years Indian Agent at Ssntee Agency
Nebraska, was on Tuesday re nominated
BY the President.
An old freight car Of the Western Mary
And Railroad Company, used by track
hands for their quarters, WAS on Saturday
%. on hre from the stove and destroyed al
Owing's Mills Station.
Mr.. John Freshman was attacked with
congestive chill one day last week, while
d work 10 the Ore Bank and became sud
denly deranged and ran out of the bank
down steep incline and fell over piece
VI machinery before he could be overtakcr
by any of his fellow workmen. He was
extremely i'll for several days, but at pres
ent il convaescent. White & Leathermau
were caltei Ia the rsse.
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ease and pneumonia. BY the death of this
venerable gentleman the community has
lost one of It's Oldest, mos, esteemed and
worthy cilizrns. He loved aonur. truth Il d
justice in III men, and in his own life ex-
cmpiti,d all these virtues -Register.
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PUBLIC LOCAL Law !
A N Aor

To repeal Section ninety one Of Arti.
ticle Eleven Of the Crde Of Public
Local LawS, entitled "Frederi k
County" snh-tl'|e "Fre'lerick City
providing for h- filing Of vacsn.
cies in the Beard Of Aldermen, and
to enact the following in lieu there.
o.:
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FOURTH Tie
FRAME: GSEs!;NG HOUSE

on the eas, side If Church ST.. ap1 lot ~
grnuuh adjoining Warner 7, GIlnrs and
Mrg II. G. Ande's The house contains
six rooms. well laid off and basement
and cellar under the entire house Til.
is one of the hest locations for II private
residence in the town. These four prop
critics nre in the possession OF cxcellen,
renters until April |. 1888.
TER AIS o. SALE on oil Prop
critics One half to be paid casf upon dny
Of Sale or ratification thereof, the balance
IN the First DAY of April, 1883, the de.
fcrred payment to be secured by the pur'
chaser giving note with approved securi
,y, bearing interest from day IF Sale. PES.
session gi:eu upon compliance with the
above terms
VAN. B. OsLER, Trustee.
j Ed. Martin, Auct. apr ~ 81
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NJ Ar n IL ..

On the 4th inst ut Grace church in Bnlii
more, BY thu Rev Gen Leeds. VIM. n.
Kinks, Esq of Frederick CITY, 10 Miss
Ruth Welsh, of Liberty, in t'is county.
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Tustee's Sale {!

BY virtue of n Deed Of Trust from Gins
T.. Cnss,ll and wife. duly recorded among
the Land Records of Frederick county. the
undersigned. the Trustee named in srid
deed. Will offer a, Public Sale, in front Of
the CLARION office, Mcchanicstowu, on
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AN ACT

TO authorize and empower the Governor
to appoint an additional Justice Of tho
Pence in Election District number ono,
in Frederick county.
SECTION l. Be ii enacted by the General
issembly Of Maryland, That the Governor
be and he il hereby authorized and EN-
powered to appoint m additional Justice
ofihe Peace, in and for Election District
number one, in Frederick county, who
shall reside at Point of Rocks.
SECTION 3 And he it enacted, that th!s
Act shall take effect from the date Of i;s
passage
We hereby certify That the af,regong is
y correct copy of Act Of the General As.
semblv IF Maryland. passed January Scs-
sion, 1889.
Approved February nth, 1882.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
j. NJ MILLER
Secretary Of the Senate.
April 6 At.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO,PAasT
NEiSkxliP.

The partnership heretofore cx's'inn
between Ed. l.. Root and Cl'as E. Cnssell
IN the conduct of the CATOCTIN CLARION
has been this dav dissolved, Ed. l. Ro'
having disposed , ITO J. G. Cassel his en-
tire interest in the Office, printers malcri.
al. good will and book ACCOUNTS.
ED. j.. ROOT
CHAS. f. CASSELL,
Formerly Root 4 Cassell
Mechanicsto vn. MI.
April %, 1889.
apr. o. A.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-04
The Growth of the Gun.

Hunting for game was practiced
with bow and arrow only, until in the
sixteenth century the Spaniards con
trived the arquebus or matchbox.
Here the match was fitted to a I" SER
pentinen or cock, hung upon a pivot,
and brought into contact with the
printing by a working substantially
the same as that of the modern ham
mer and trigger.
This was further improved by the
German invention of a steel wheel
with serrated edge, fitted to a spring,
and made to revolve rapidly, the edge
coming in contact with a piece of
pyrites, and by this friction produc-
ing the sparks to ignite the printing.
The use of the wheellock for sporting
purposes was very general in the
middle of the sixteenth century, and
for a long time 1t was not improved
upon.
But necessity Is the mother of in
vention. A band of Dutch chicken
stealers or Spanish marauders-i 1t is
disputed withholding too poor to
provide themselves with the high
priced wheel-lock, and afraid to use
the matchbox because its light reveal
ed their whereabouts to the minions
of the law, abstained from their evil
practices long enough to devise a
weapon better adopted to the needs of
flintlock, and the pot-hunting frater-
nifty scored a long credit-mar :.
The fintlock reached its perfection
in The hands of "that king of gun
Makers" Joseph Manton, 10 the
early part of the present century, and
it gave way only to q worthy superior
in the modern gun exploded by per-
cussion.
The discovery of Illuminating pow
ders and their application to gunnery,
mark a most important epoch in the
manufacture and employment of fire
arms. The charge in the gun was at
first placed above the Illuminating
powder. which was ignited by the
conclusion of an iron plunger struck
by a cock. Then this plunger was
dispensed with, aud the ultimate wss
simply placed in the fiash.pan.
The successive steps are familiar to
almost all gunners the printing was
placed between two bits of paper, and
called percussion pellets the fulmin-
ate was affixed to q breech by the
newly-invented cartridge, and fired
by a penetrating needle then came
the copper cap, and then the culmiz
mating improvement, Of the cartridge
containing both the charge and the
printing, and ignited at first by the
pin, and afterward rim fire and cen
tr / fire principle.-Forest and Stream.