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Eisst Vincent, 4iFioa CO., June 5; aged IS; con.
Ha ~ Bon field Preston co Jansa aEeds.
&, JAG b hiltouR, arr co June /; uged 80
Mis-. ass, h Fe W Marion CO !, Ma. 50. ARatl d.
A daughter u GlnerJ HAtkiuS Of PAlGtIne, June
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-09-06
Job Work-CASH.

Shakespeare would never have
asked, "What's in name if he had
been hit on the head with Il brick.
Talk about despair. You ought to
see the face of the boy when the cir
Gus tent blows down just us he has
paid for his ticket,
IF a great big man calls you a liar
treat him with silent contempt. Do
not, however, make your contempt
too conspicuous.
New York has $4,000 cab drivers,
and nearly $1,000 articles left in their
cabs during the past year were re-
stored,
Scotch minister "John, John, I'm
afraid you are on the broad road. -
Inebriated parishioner: "Wcel, mill
lister, as far as I'm concerned, the
breadth is a required"
Mrs. Summerbreezc's new girl was
told to watch the turnover a few
minutes when the lady returned the
turnover was burned to a crisp, and
the girl remarked, "Sure I've watch
ed it, mum but it hasn't turned over
yet
A little boy and girl were discuss
ing the stars The little boy saidthey
were worlds like ours and have peo-
pie on them. The little girl, with
all the disdain she could muster,
said "Thcy are angels eyes, cause
| saw them Wink p
A French lion tanner quarreled
with his wife, u powerful virago, and
was chased bv her all round his tent.
On being sorely pressed he took ref
uge III the cage amor g the lions
"Oh, YOU contemptiblc coward = she
shouted, "come out if you dare |" d,
A little girl stopped III the midst
Of her play, ore day, clasping her
hands to her neck us she felt sharp
pain there, exclaimed, ooh. oh -
What is it, dear" said grandma, "a
stitch in your neck p "Why, gran.
ma, she asked, with a terrified look,
ARE our beads sewcd on p
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Perfectly at Home.

What station did you say this
was . inquired a passenger of a grutt
brakeman.
'Pigsty, growled the polite employe
who was mad because his first answer
was not distinct enough to be under
stood.
'Ah,' smiled the traveller. then you
must be perfectly at home here.
The brakeman slammed the door
from the outside and then bit off a
piece Of the iron calling.
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One He Missed.

Boy, said an eNcursioaist to a
bootblaek at the pos,oiice yesterday,
are there any sights worth s41ing
near here %
Not this afternoon, as I kin think
on, way the reply, bat yon missed
an awful big thing this forenoon
what WAS that p
'Woman passed a bogus quarter
on a man up here Man passed a
green watermelon on the woman.
Both found it out about the same time
and it was 'nutI to make Your blood
run cold, She called him a gentle
man, and he called her lady, and
she busted the green melon on the
floor, and he flung the bogus quarter
at dog, and a horse he run away,
and two boys had IL fight, and the
woman cried, and it was the awful
lest time we ever saw. Next time
you are coming a 'scursion YOU d bet
ter telegraph ne and see if there 5
anything big going on.-Detro@ Free
Press
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intrude upon his present host, he
was startled by the clearest and most
silvery burst of laughter, and look
ing around saw the beautiful gypsy
eyes of Miss Flora Smith fairly
dancing with mcrriment. And then
her father and her uncle joined in ;
and Jack himself, conscious of the
| righteousness of the whole affair, was
compelled to laugh also, and for a
few moments a merrier party could
Scarcely have been seen.
Oh, isn't it too funny said Flora.
Only think, of grown-up gentlemen
going around ringing peoples door
bells Who would have suspected
| it?'
And she looked at Jack--such an
arch look, mingled with just the
slightest suggestion of odmiration Of
his manly appearance, that he was
charmed.
I am ashamed to confess he
commenced but Mr.. John Smith in .
terrupted him:
Come, my young friend, there is
nothing to be particularly ashamed
of. Many ii time in my college days
have | done the same thing, and even
added to it the enormity of carrying
off iron gates, or exchanging trades
mems signs. | can testify to the en-
ioyment of such forbidden deeds. 1t
is human nature, ! suppose, and |
will not blame you too severe! y es-
peciaIly since Mr.. Jessup has taken
your punishment into his own hands.
And again Mr.. John Smith laugh
ed, and the rest joined him. The
laughter, however, was as nothing in
comparison with the burst Of mcrri-
ment which awaited Jack ON his re
turn home. Nellie screamed with
delight, and even gentle Rosie laugh
ed until she cried. But when Jack
related lis experience at Mr.. john
Smiths they became interested,
so Flora Smith has come home
from that long visit to her aunt in
EngIaud,' SAID Nellie. 4 am SO glad;
for she Was one OF the sweetest girls
at Miss I'ookcrs boarding school,
and We all loved her, II! 60 to see
her, Jack, and introduce you, as some
reward for this evenings adventure
Who knows, she added, archIy, but
that your ringing that door-beil was
the beginning of your good fortune :?
And So indeed it proved, as Jack
often remarks at tht present day.
And in remembrance Of tlat alyen-
turc and It's T. leasant consequences,
Jack. pretty wife wears, attached to
her bracelet, a tiny golden bell, set
with Jewels, with which, on their en-
gagemcnt, he presented her.
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were evidently entertaining company
Jack, after a cautionary obScrva,
tion, walked lightly up the Tagged
approach, aacended the steps, and
gave II vigorous pull off the bell
Then he sprang down, and had just
time to rejoin Lis companions, when
foppish young man, with company
siupcr on his face, opened the door
with graceful flourish.
His expression changed instantly
to one of blank surprise he stepped
out and looked carefully on each side
Of the porch, then pissed swiftly
down the short walk to the gate,
where. suddenly finding himself In
the presence of two couples who
were leisnrely passing he assumed a
| Idiyniliel air, ls if anXiously expect
iny Il friend.
what fun exclaimed Nellie,
a rain, with laugh, as soon as they
were ont Of hearing. Do, Jack, rlng
one more belt. please. | bad no idea
how nice it was. Now TINS is the
very house forit, with the gas turned
l.,
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A handsome scnorita went to one
Of the best photographers in Madrid
lately to have her picture taken.
when the posture was all settled, and
the cloth was about to be drawn, the
artist threw last glance at his sub
iect. and to his CONSERVATION found
that she was holding u pistol to her
head. What are YOU doing: he
cried, YOU will not shoot yourself, it
would ruin my business, besides it
would be wicked to mar SO lovely q
face DO not be afraid, she replied,
4 have no thought of spelling the
original Of one of your best pictures;
but my lover has left me, and I'm
going to send HIM my photograph i'll
this posture, with the message that
III fire if he does not return to me.
A few weeks after the photographer
had the pleasure Of taking the por-
traits Of d young married pair--with-
out lhe pistol.
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tSe1nthd SforM
Ringing the DO0r-3csi.

Ringing the Door-acI.
what Il lovely night exclaimed
!, clear girl girilsh voice, as party
of four descended the steps OF Il hand
some house and passed awhile ON the
pavement. How balmy the air feels,
and what IL clear deep blue SKY =
Tnrre are more sLars out tonight
than ever were before -artn there
Harry: ,:
Interesting discovery to report to
the Astronomical Observation Socl
ety. replied the young man address
cd. See any new comets amongst
them
Suppose we 90 home by the ave
nue. !: suggested the second lady
Then we c.In ENJOY Il Longer "aIN'
an se' 'i'e "'o'''' 'o' ''>' ''''
,r, just under the arti' ol 'feeS. 1t Is
early yet.
We II go, NciIle, proN!"e" ""
Girls won't yet to quoting poetry re-
piled the uu>ln'imental Harry. 'Ol
all al1licti,n,-ugh. he suddenly IN
terruptel himself with as he aWN
wudlv pl;n ed forward, and barely
s v,d himself from fall on the pave
m mt.
A s;umped toe is the worst, con
til ,cd Nellie, langhMg, I'm SO glad
you've had this aIIllrtion to compare
with HAT of poetry. Teach You to
be more rcasonablt next time.
Don be malicious, Nellie, and
YOU, Jack, take care Of yourself and
Eo..e There are more loose rocks
about. Wpulcr how they cane
here :
By some singular coincidence, tlf
street lamp WAS eNtmg'N5hel jas.
where these ob'trnct'oNs IN the way
rendered its hight NOR" needle "
Tle pa'ty move on cautoo,'y,tI'
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that III WOuiu De pleasure, ana SelA-
ing his hat, escorted his unwilling
companion up the street to the next
block, where he paused before a hand
some house.
This, sir, is the residence of Mr..
John Smith. The adjoining mansion
is that of his brother, Mr. Alexand er,
and the polite banker opened the
gate, and stood aside for Jack to
pass.
Thank you, sir; am sure | am
greatly obliged, said Jack, betraying
no haste to enter.
1T is rather dark here in the shad-
ow Of the piazza; | fear you will have
some difficulty in finding it. Allow
mo to ring.
Jack frrvcntly wished he could
wiring the ears of the ofioIons banker,
and he looked wildly around rs Il
rcsouading peal rang ON the stiffness
A moment Later Il light step was
heard within, the door opened, and
he found himself confronted by a
graceful figure, with the prcttlest and
most pinuant brunette face that be
could imagine.
.Ah, good evening, Miss Flora :
soid Mr., Jessup, politely. This young
gentleluan is anxious to see your
father; and being a stranger, | have
taken the liberty of showing him the
house. Good EVENING"
And with IA malicious gleam in his
sharp eyes, the banker took his de
parturc, and left his victim to his
face
What could Jack do2 There was
tie Young lady holding the door
open, and inviting him to enter, AM
there was Mr.. .Icssup skulking in the
Sh'Oo" ~ 'N' S"r 10 ENJOY III" "
'oi''"'"Fc' ana ''o same SI3blNS
that he had before heard now again
greeted ms ears with "A sure Prel"o
,,;,;,,, 1f ,rla. ,,.,,,;4,l li,, /, ~,
n'''on OF what awaited nm III '-'e
'''0r'' unless nc '''''' N'"""S' ~
'%'F''ate himself from TINS most ei"
oarFaSHlNs "I'eh'!na
IN 1eSreF''Ion' ana IL 'n'y 10 Gus.
appoint the outside iooAeFs-oh' Jack
stepped across 'he 'hfeSno'a'
fray walk in' SIR S'l' 'hc young
lacy, opening another door, 1"p"'
a gentleman to see you.
lhe VISITOR t'ce was very r'd a>
he to1hd himself uSAere1 lNto
hNBht'y hgn'ed parIof, "hefe sal
two gentlemen, playing chess.
Mr. John smith, " porty hg"r'.
with iron-&r"y h"lr, rose to meet
nm and the young lady placed !"
chdEr Ior MN ana some re.l'alN
WAS madc--JacA hardly knew what
alter Whlih followed solemn 81
!ence, Charley Jack must say
something
IL BEG pardon, he Stamn'er'd
'p"t rear 'h'Ee J" some H''"'aN'
May ! inquire II THIS Is the residence
OF Mr.. Alexander Smih?
NO Sir. orIskIy anS"ere" 'he
trina little gentleman, "n" ha0 Oeeh
Mr. Smith partner at chcsS p"I Il
you desire 10 see MI AleNi'iloer
Smith, am he, and at your service.
This is the residence of my brother,
Mr. John Smith.
Jack looked at the two gentlemen,
and then glanced at the young lady.
He felt himself run to bay at last
Mr.. john Smith seemed to pity his
embarrassment.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Twelve lines constitute square.
"a \ liberal deduction made to yearly
advertisers
Local or special notices ) cents a line.
JOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch, and on liberal TERMS
Materials all new and a good impression
guaranteed.
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The total population Of Egypt is
given as G,19S, ,23O, Of ofwhom 3,3o3,9lS
are males and 3,iO4,3l2 females.
Cairo has 36S, JOS inhabitants; Alex
andria, with it's suberbs, 2O5,775;
Port Said, l6 $50; Suez lo,9l3; Tan
tab 33, 725; Damietta 81 4,O46; Rosetta
1861; Mansurah 26,1S4: Zazgazig
1901. The statistical arrangement
of the information obtained in con-
ncction with the census has yet to be
made.
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Capital Punishment.

SHOW lle sensible man who is
opposed to capital punishment 7 ex-
claimed Il lawyer while in converse.
ton during a recess Of court.
4 am, replied a gentleman sitting
near.
and why so, sir; give your rea-
sons.
Because | am sentenced to be hung
next month.
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Mem Publications.

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Geafhers.

MISS HESSE, SO West 21st-st., supplies COM
WI petent teachers tutors gOvernesses SINGERS mousse
keepers advice given 20 parents on chooe o
References by avOr Hon. Hamilton Fish aud exsec
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North German Nursery GOvernesB Gentlemen; flano nn
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Singing Normal schools Experienced Englsh ieacner ior
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filming

COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED MINING CohPNf'(
70 WuIIAsEsr. HRAR
NEw-logK, Oct IL, loNS
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders for the election of Trustees OF the Company VIII ~
held az this Thursday the ssh day OF November 1907
at IL o'clock a. - , 49,, ...,o,. ,,sn
The polls shall be opened Ut IL O'Clock and remain o ss
until O'clock the day and GA the closing teie no
Inspectors shall proceed the votes ana declare w
result Tile COnpany's transfer books will be eiosed '
"Ss "eiOie N' ' c. T. sCHRAMME,
Secretary.
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FRIENDS SEMINARY, for both sexes, East
i6thst and Rutherford place Kindergarten primary,
academic and collegiate classes.
BENJAMIN SMITH. n. -. Principal
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6orses all0 Carriages.

DLACK BEAR AND ALL KINDS SLEIGH
ID ROBES. Prices right G. C, SuAfNE, lO3 Frncest
NOR SALE on liberal terms.-Tho Livery and
L sales stables Of Mis- Peter W lIaskns, at White Plains
1arrytoWn MestChester County, y. Y Horses car
rag shcued pony, harness complete and IN good order
Also Inc famous trOtteT !" Lew Dulman'
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A NENlshAI4 lhhNNA 1 Ian ~ kOAhl -hA' -
NJ Between New-YOTk and Havre.
Conpany's pier ncw) No. AZ North River foot OF orohs
Travellers this line avoid both transit by Engsh railway
discomfort OF crossing The Channel IN small DOt
Special leaving the COmpauys dock AZ HaVc uTcct lO
Paris arrival Of steamers Baggage checked az NeWfOIh
through 10 Paris.
ST. GERMAN, BOnncau. We'd Oct ~ % o. 10
FRANCE. PcgcI Hluiellive "wednesday Nov Z! ~ a. ~
LABRADOR, collier Ned. nov ~ p d
Cheeks payable sight suit, the Banque
TTau=atautquc OF Paris
freight and PASSAGE apply to
LOUIS De BEBIAN, Agent, No. o Bowling Green
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NOTICE" LANE ROUTE" -
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO. 10 NORTH RIVER.
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pantms Atancmits.

Danrns Aeaocnlito.
ALLEN DODWORTI, No. GS1 Fiith-ayc.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE Lessons IN DANCING
Commence saturday. october 20.
Particulars IN circular FOR which send stamp.
ALIEN DODSWORTHS Dancing school,
" No. 6Sl 6tlaVe-tiha-es tUr gentlemen MONDAY ana
THURSDAY evenings commencing. october ~
ALEX. MACGREGOR'S, III 5th-ave. and
~ 20 West 59thstCa7ses every day Private lessons
ings an applications received at IL 1thaye zee circular
MIR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING,
vi Broadway and 32istr .--
II STRICTLY A NJ HSTCLAHS PRIVATE ~, ttoOl5
AND no LONGER OPEN As A PUBLIC HALL.
lessons every day aud evening. send for circular
SCHOOL FOR DANCING
- AND DEPARTMENT.
Mr. r. Harvard Reilly OF No 57s 5th9vs? mas rctnrh"
from EurOpr and will reopen hs school Monday oct TO-
Please apply the hail send postage stamp Tor circular
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flrdnual.


A DDITIONAL CAPITAL WANTED in a
money invested TO increase the herd best references
given Address CATTLE OWNERS, Box 1896 Post Office
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMrANY,)
TREAsuRERS OFFICE II BIoAbstp y; 15 {
TOR THE PURPOSE of meeting of the
Preferred Stockholders Of this Company November
90 proxno OF the Preferred stock will be
closed o'clock October 20 and remain closed until
g. BY order OF the Board OF Directors
ROBERT LENOX BELkNAP Treasurer
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEw-JBRsRY(
ll9 LIBERrN-sr, New.YOrk, Oct. 10, 1883. }
HOLDERS OF the Income Bonds of the Cen
Railroad Company of Now-Jorsey notified that
on and after tho date hereof they will entitled exchange
said Income Bonds for the new CONVERTIBLE DEBEN-
TURF COUPON BONDS the Company the Inter bearing
interest nj cent per annum nom Nay L. 1883 AMI aiur
May 1905 the said exchange To DO made upon the lob
lowing terms, viz;
zach holder Of one thousand dollars OF Income viii
eleven hundred dollars OF the CONVERTIBLE De
BENTURE BONDS (scrp being issued for fractions OF
al 00 and five dollars In eash All Income BOns presented
exchange he person. by OF
attorney 60 THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
Exchanges may made st the General Oce Of the Com
pany, 1l0 Lbcrys NewNork. Foreign holders can have
London application TO the London Agency OF the fh
London, u. c. j. w. WATSON, 1rtasuter.
N0TICE.-A meeting of the Preferred Stock
called and viii be- held In the Companys ONCE Room
No. 70, sixth story OF the Mills Building, 80. IL Broadst,
NewYOk city, Tuesday the 10th day OF November next
proposition 10 issue Twenty Million Dollars of Bonds
10 be secured by second mortgage all the property inc
Company except It's lands In Minnesota and Dakota east OF the
Missouri River which Appropriated by the plan OF
organization for the benefit OF the Preferred stock subject
only to the priority Of the present general mortgage
New.York, Oct. TO- 1883.
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not like these proceedings. which are enough
to make the celebrated Sarah Jennings turn in
her grave. The advent Of the new Duchess to
the circle Of the nobility calls attention 10 an
other impending peeress. the Hon. Mrs. Chi
chester. whose husband has been correspond
ent In three divorce cases. and who herself
came from certain class. The Marquis OF Dom
egal cannot survive much longer. and with her
husbands accession to tho title, Mrs. Chichester
has a brilliant future. Lord Louth and the
Marquis OF Ely have also contracted marriages
OF equal distinction. so that the peernge. on the
whole. may be said to DO doing well.
1t Is not yet announced. but the Government
has decided to buy the Stowe collection out Of
the Ashburnham manuscripts.
Mr.. Spottiswoode's funeral in Westminster
Abbey was attended by IN immense concourse
OF the leading men OF English science. art. and
letters. lie was deeply regretted. but more
perhaps for his personal amiability and his So
cial qualities and powor. than for his scientific
attachments or services. His successor. as
President OF the Royal Society. is Mr.. Huxley.
Prof. Owen was candidate also. but Huxley
has added another to his list of victories over
his great antagonist.
The horse Gaopin has been sold to Mr.. Chap
lin for 100000
The Dowager Duchess OF Montrose will not
continue her racing partnership with Lord Ar
lington and Sir Frederick Johnstone. during the
next season. Her Grace. who now owns all the
late Mr. Crawiurd's horses. will conduct busi-
ness on her own account under the name OF
Mr.. Manton. There is talk Of match between
st. Blaise and Galliard. to be run noxt spring.
for a large sum Of money.
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PENNsrLnAM1A REPUBLICANS.
The Strife fer state Treassssr n the Csuos
State Convent:pM.

State Coavent;s~.
HARRISBURG, July The delegates to the
Republican State Convention. which will as
scmblo here on Wednesday n6xt, are already
beginning to gather. and the Indications
promise very large Convention. Within the
past few days several candidates have been
announced for State Treasurer. Representa-
tive Niles Of Tioga county b by common con-
sent conceded the nomination for Auditor
General. but the strife for tho other place on
nm open secret that tho old Stslwart managers
Passmore OF schuyki!i. He was early
the, independents, and has since made
enco in his favor. This will guarantee his
domination notwithstanding that Col. Eye OF
ent. - announced as a competitor. Two years
ago Ege selected the candidate. and his choice
was endorsed by Cameron and Quay and rati-
the avS and
his AsxAfay fSsupty
and s doss so
not liksl to Apr II, >so these ACCOMPLISH:
$ Ss,sss.Irsa g siHs ssst h q. 3:
tho State. is 2 candidate to aid that purpose
and. aided by Quay md Sam i4osch. his friends
are already confidently asserting that his NOM
!natlon is assured.
Donegal farm during most OF the time for the
PAST week. arrived home tonight He says
that he has neither interest IN nor knowledge
He will leave for Bedford on Monday morning
for n two weeks sojourn and rest