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Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13
CCRRENT COMMENT.

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c.ppv .k;pned Ireland in j,sQ,lIse.
D.ny re,t.n,.nts sprinR no like mushrooms.
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At sar.toea.
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this hot weather. Es-
rn asoGr.nd Army nost, in the ,tate |
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Mn. PARrH1L sees bright outlook for Irish !
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IT WAS not Lolita, but little apple from
1hE mlSS'ss'Pp' 'e'ee" "'0 A"I"'~' ~
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JACKSON c'on'y '0A'' "'"' 10 '"'
1orty-'"o cn''"ren'
r.,,,,,,oh "a tho eunhonions name Of |
grocer in Spring Valley.
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GES. ScHEScR, OF Oalo' appointeo "euet"1
crooA as !" caoe' "' "es. oAn''
JAY GouLD's new sepulcher at Greenwood !
cemetery, Brooklyn, cost $4,000. j.,
.,
channel bnt it was an accident.
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LIE .."1o ~0
AmA'iNA1'oS - fa'y y
""ne'' '-'' ~ --n- --.,.-.- '''-
ABour 400. 900 co,oanut trees have been
planted in two years on the Florida Keys.
Ericsson. is hale and Woodworking octogena-
-ian.
,, ..o,u,ho,+ +r.fso
of any city III the United otateS' except ne"
York. --
u uo.cov C,,,x, ,scs oct n.st;n,e is box-
ins' "o "o' 1''' wv ''''>> '''
pass
THr wisconsin lakes at a depth of 80 feet,
nave temperature Oh 70 oe1'teeS i""'o""e'0 -
summer. --- 7
Six boys were wounded with toy pistols at
LOUISVILLE on Inc four'n f''''' '"' "A'D ''-o
CRACKERS
u. u,,<,, .;+.. ,,>,o.~,, vhera !. tho
society 1or tne 9reVen''"n "l 'r"el's W 'e' u"
man race:
,,d -fo,h;ored E,,rth A
masked mon snot A"ul co''''1sione'' 'n''
county CLERK
BISMARCK consoles himself with watching tie
the American hog.
WIGGINs says July ~ will be the schorcher OF
sters and fiannels ready.
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AS THE trade dollars were made tor China
washee and stop all the noise.
SCORE one ior .ne newspapers - ''.'o1s
;shed from civilized families.
~.
AocNiAiN Aon was AilAoo ne"A w. '"'A's'
make him resign.
, re pu.4..o,, ,o,,+ ,,o+
g. m:1s.., ,, ho will, b,,o tho ,oor
old skeleton to DEATH
uEohdE W. ohlADs says 'ile 'Iaoe oo'''i n"s'
ready for the funeral.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

A BALLOON has at last crossed the Englist
channel, but it was an accident.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

IMAGINATION is quality denied to Henr,
James, Jr., by the London World
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

The trade dollar doesn't go, and the govern
ment will be called on to make it.
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suspended.

LONDON, July lO.-The Standard says Robert
Street & Co., of Queenock, an old ship building
firm, have suspended. Debts said to be heavy.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

DULUTH Tribune: If Watterson don't get
away from Tilden soon, he will hug the poor
old skeleton to death.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

ABOUT 100000 coeoanut trees have bee
planted in two years on the Florida Keys.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

Tnklepaugh is the euphonious name Of a
grocer in Spring Valley.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

The inventor of the monitor, Capt. John
Ericsson, is hale and hard-working octogena-
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

A MOUNTAIN lion was killed near Corvallis,
Montana, last week. 1t took dozen shots to
make him resign.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

CONNECTICUT devotes 10000 acres to the cul-
tivation of the oyster.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

Score one for the newspapers in victory
over the toy pistol. 1t was very generally ban
ished from civilized families.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

THERE are $50 Grand Army posts in the state
of New York.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

GEORGE W. CH1LDs says the trade dollar must
so. He probably has q nice obituary effort
ready for the funeral.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

GES. scHEScK, of Ohio, appointed General
Crook as a cadet ut West Point.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13
round cheese ina grocer's shop Burlington
Free Press.

yAssAR CoLLEGE graduates are amusing them
selves helpinglt The family cook, and the demand
for dyspepsia medicine is rapidly exceeding the
supply.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

JAY GouLD's new sepulcher at Greenwood
,metery, Brooklyn, cost ss5,0oo. -
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

IT WAS not Lotta, but a little apple from
another Crsbtree.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

A JAcKsoS county (Ga.) man is the father Of
forty-two children.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

Mrs. GARrIELD and her daughter Mollie sre
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

DURING the next tenting season Samuel j.
Tilden will travel with Coles circus. He will
do the cannon ball act.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

DETROIT has the largest local steamboat traffic
of any CITY iu the United States. except New
York.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

Az ice man and nice people generally like
this hot weather. .5s
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13
8oBEEr BosSER owns 40 horses.
WArERnELos pink is the latest color
CAREY skipped Ireland in d,seulse.

Pans has 6.ooo American residents.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

DAIRY restaurants spring up like mushrooms
ONE swa.low-tail coat does not make = swell
-axkp --
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

TIE Mississippi levees are injured by being
rsed rs roadways.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

Hon. Roscox CoNk1ING's pet pastime is box
pass.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

Mr.. PABNE1L sees bright outlook for Irish
manufactures.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

W1Ga1Ns says July 81 will be the schorcher OF
the season. 1t will be safe enough to have ul-
sters and fannels ready.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

AS THE trade dollars were made for China
men, we better pay them for tea and washee
washee and stop all the noise.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

RECENTLY telegram was sent from New
York to Sydney, Australia, and an answer re-
ceived in forty-6ve minutes.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

Six boys were wounded with toy pistols at
Louisville on the Fourth and two with fire
crackers
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

CoLoRADo had an old fashioned Fourth. A
masked mob shot four commissioners and
county clerk
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

EVERYTHING seems to move in circle" re-
marked the philosopher absent mindedly, as he
lifted the covering and looked down upon
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

The Wisconsin lakes. at depth of 80 feet.
have a temperature of 40 degrees Fahrenheit in
summer. Is
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

BISMARCK consoles himself with watching the
pig tails of China now, that he has vanqulshed
the American hog.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

HENRY BERan writes poetry. Where is the
society for the prevention of cruelty to tee hu-
man race:
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

JAMES PAYN, who has published thirty-three
novels and is about forty-fve years old, com
plains that he is slow writer. It is tortu-
nate thing for the public that he isn't fast.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-13

THE drought about Aberdeen, d. T., has been
long and hard upon the growing crops. Even
favorable weather will not bring q full yield.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
EpUNTa' NEWS,
lettings from our Exchanges.

pICKPnCKETs ADoUT.-The large crowd
that poured into our city lbs. week to ut
tend the carnival did not fal 10 bring alorY
the p.ckp"cket. During Thursday, \
young msn by the name OF Sluncr, son Ok
James Sioner, residing rear town had his
pocket picked Of a watch and chain. Mrs.
Crone Of Milllelown, had her pocket pick
ed of.cvcrsl dollars and a pair of sptc,a
Giles A stranger lost $9a ,w having his
pocket picked. Several other minor losses
nre reported. - Union.
HnALTH. AS illustrative of the pro.
verbal good health Of our town and the
surrounding country, we have the CRAFTY,
ing announcement to make that not a
death has occurred within the corporate
limits of Midlelown for n period Of four
months The last death TO occur here was
that Of Mrs. Matilda Hyatt on Nov I 1899
The same happy exemption from mortality
is also noted III large and thickly popu-
lated scope of country surrounding the
town. Since The death Of Mr.. Iosdph l.
HutTer on Nov. l2lh, 1882, meme other &C
CURED nn,il Saturday Last, when a child of
Mr.. Hora,io y krtAuver died. Mr. Allen
Sparrow oar worthy Burgess, who has
kept diary for twenty .fonr years, In
which all the deaths and other events in
III. town and nrichborhood have hecn
carefully noted informs us hal never be
tore in MI these wears. have We had such y
long interval net wrcn the death Of ci'i.
zens - Valley Re2lgtcT. So
1s1T TRUE 1T IS rpporte; in regard to
branch railroad to this place. that one of
our citizens has said that if two certain
other men would give IS 900 each he would
give 500 ,OOO; also, that the Western Nd
Railroad Co would give S33 0J0,--Now
| if this be true, We are Sure we could name
seversl others who would subscribe very
| literally, and We cannot see what should
prevent the iron horse from coming to
| Liberty Star, the bsil, and let il roll -
| Banner
| Mr. IIolbrjinr7, the late Rrrnhican can
didn,e tor Ma or, goes to Pennsylvania
with MIR VIM Bruba icr, who has rented
hotel in Columbia, where Mr. Hobruuer
will nct,as clerk - Cti1en.
Bat little money will he raadc on cattle
thi, year. Our farmers paid high prices
and have ted mere cattle than for ten years
pas, Prices now range at this market at
from IS TO IS. So per hundred, live weight
The Baltimore market is about 81 - CHi-
-tn
Joseph Bvers Esq of Pleasant Farm"
recently slipped to Phiia lrlphM,a barre
of poultry consisting of lS capons that
weighed 1856 pounds, and hens weighing
"a pounds, and yielded him S442O.-
Chronicle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
propcrCy Sales

Joshua Herring viii srll nn Carol! at
on Saturday Mich. 18th at 10 O'Clock lot
o personal property.
BIC Shrin,r offers at Private SHE the
Md building on the rai''oad property.
Francis J, Trt%ler living l of mil
north vt Sabialasviile will sell lot of per
ennal property GU Friday Mpych ~. See
hills.
Josiah Nr'vrer i'll +ll a horse, COVE
.hu,.s. farming implements and some
i,or~h,d furniture at Ais residence nf II
mile ,s,t of Rocky fh.gc On March 18th
See Lil's.
G.. A. Danuh will sell > valuable town
pr,,crt, in Mtrhrnicsto" IN oaturday
March iA'h. Sec bills.
Lewis Crawtur'!, irus,e' will sell n house
and lot IN Sahilia>villc aul n m n.ntnin
10, "a, Saturday March oath. See bills.
Mr.. d. T. Wiil:ar Win sell n valuable
Ut uf personal property IN Sahil'asri|'c IN
ThorsJay March lj;h. See bills and adv.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
Attention Ia called to the handsome carl

Attention Ia called TO the handsome cad
posters of f. NJ. Smith & Bro
The CAronrk and Citizen have not yet
succeeded IN having the iron fcrcc arou d
the Court House, removed. ".
HE D,D'NT Buy "A german pedllcr ap.
preached onr Of our citizens some time ago
20 purchase his (thc citizen's) horse
t'ow this horse bites, paws ind sqnesls
when stranger approaches It's head and
when the Gornnn got in tie stall, 1t per.
formed on him. "Git owitt'way" gently
whispered the pcldlcr to the citizen who
stood in tho door. He wanted clear
track Upon clearing tho door Mt a bound
he pccred around the corner and SAID "Oof (,
| nei want dot" This snue ANNUAL picked
up certain toll gate keeper, who was
STOPPING in front Of 1t to recover some
change dropped hva traveller, aud swung
him Oh of the ike. Al properly vouched
for and the papers in our possesslon.]
4 $4,000 Bible Re ward.
The publishers Of RItsdQes A"nthly offer
twelve valuable rewards IN the Montly
for 'Marh. among which ia The following !;
We will give $50 90 in gold /" the per
s"n telling us which il The }nngrst verse
in The bible Ivy March 10Th 1893 Should
| 20 or more correct answers be received,
the reward will be divided. The money
Will be forwarded TO Che winner Mar. 10Th,
1883. Persons trying for the rev ard
must send 90 cents IN silver mo poslnrr
stamps take y with their answer, for which
they will receive the April Monthly. n
which the name and address of the winner
Of the reward and the correct answrr will
he published, and in which several more
valuable rewards will he offered
address, RuTLEDoE puBLlsHINe Con-.
PANv, Eas;un, Pennn Mar ct.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
fFoR ruE CLARION
IEl.l)OU rst a'iNHIiclcriHS,
By NYMQuANK

The bows Nelt seated around the stove,
4 sen. i'm tie financial Difficult les Of ,hnt
iyustrious hut unfortunate patriot Cor
Hhikins, when Zrph reported himself as
present. who's that you're ,alkin about
inquired Zcph Jerry explained that the
temporary cloud overshadowlnS Cot b'i'
krus was the subject Of conversation at
present; and that wing to being short
something less than laifa million in hls
accounts, the State authorities lad caused
him some disappointment, and caused no
doubt some painful feelings in his breast
,,y cutting Oft an nltIttd ,ril 10 sis.
ter Republic, and incarc"raling him
within the gloomy aud uncomfortable walls
of n prison, thereby nepriving INN OF the
inal;enahlp rights of an American citizen
no, the least Of which WIS TO spit where he
pleased. He further premi ed that he
would he tolcrahly comfortable, having
noticed that his Cell had been carpe'ed;
aud he didn't STE why. with the company
of lis friends, the perusnl + the newspa-
pers, Which generally spoke in the hand
soonest terms VI the former good name
of the prisoner and his distinguished fam
ily, and probably the opportunity h'ake
fyer in the stock market, the necessary
perjnd OF his confinement would soon pass
away; aud that no jury would SO far for
get themselves to hold snch an intelligent,
genial, high souled gentleman responsible
for one such episode in his life.
To all of which Zcph gravely assented
promising that the little indlscfellon OF
which tie gentleman WAS accused was a
liability that might happen with many
other gentlemen eminent il the financial
world especially where it came in conjnnc
ton with the world Of politics, that in fact
a number of political lights IN tho last
twelve or fifteen years had suffered n par
tial eclipse, and that, considering the
changed conditions nfaffairs, no jury would
consign 80 estimable gentleman to the
penitentiary on account Of financial re-
verses, and that the loss falling upon so
great q number Of individuals WAS mere
nothing, in TACT, all that would be necessary
would bt 70 scale little more of the Gebt,
and then they would come out about
spoars
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
kraat fails TO he enticing.

| ATu0t tdlie ~ Ut cutElbR.
Egg picking season approaches.
Westminster wants carnival on Easter
Monday.
! Candidates are beginning to announce
themselves to their friends.
/ Daniel L. Cunning was appointed post
master at M,ddc,own, last week. 1t Is a
Presidential appointment.
Wanted At Once.
Two apprentices. Must be willing in
te,ligent and civil.
PUBLISHER CLARION.
! Mr. VIM Six has removed the one story
brick addition TO his dwelling house ON
Main st., thus very much improving the
front of his property.
, Commemorative learn that the sec
tnn of road under charge Of Mr.. Edward
Baxter of this place is kept above the av
e,agr state OF repair When lie ec,s steel
he " i'll he able to do very much better.
On SATURDAY. last there we're banks Of ice
along the curb on the south aide Of Main
81 in this place while along the northern
side there was dust. Cur str, cts dry more
RAPIDLY than those Of any other town
known to us.
! Farmers and othe"s dcs'r ring n rcntee'
lucrative agency business, nv which - to
$50 day ran be earned. send address nj
once nn r~,sl, TO II. e. WILKINSON u Co.
1875 and 1877 Fulton Street, New York.
Dec. IA 6m
The STANDARD Oil Company have their
agents in Hartford cpnn,y purchasing the
right of way for their pipe line to BAii''
more They are offering IS to each land
owner sud 25 cents perch for the land
urCuui,d BY the pipes.
I A prnminen, clergyman, being asked
why he accepted tie call ZONE OF many
with Tive largest m ary, replied TINT "he
, desired to 90 where there MAS the most
,in--cnns> 0nrnil, ,,tA,el where the mon.
cy was most plenty.
! A ConNrCr,o. In our Double Pipe
Creek letter two weeks ago the compns,'or
left The word "chrrrh" out nfthc sentence
efa,ing for wh., purposes the building VA.
~. c,cd. 1t was built for ,hr purposes q! n
church public school and sunday school
aud it was 80 stated by our correspondent
| North Eliza Essex Co y, I.
| nr Clark Jo!n~"n:-
| | wish to ackno Wedge the great benefit
| have derived from the use If your Indian
BIuod SYRUP. Va, = rent sufferer from
! Dv>pcpsi,, and your IN lcinc rtirr,nslly
relieved nc A HE l APP.
NV nurDiNG. Mr. Jos. A WcCdie
la n t. about ftt, five feet 10 his front
az on East Main 81 by purchase OF MIR
Cvrus Cuycr and will erect thereon car
pcn,cr shop Of cnu.idrrah'r dimensions
he has rheady some some rf he timber
on the hot. We sac | very much Ike t'
have his permission tn make suggestion
t. 'np rfFrC, that he build II with a sern.!Iy
front
Gail Hamilton" otherwise Miss All.
gaji Dodge, and cousin Of Mrs. Blaine has
been offered the position nv Governor
Butler, Of Trustee OF the stale Wolkh"nsr
at Bridgeport, Mass The lAs: occupant
lot Me position Was Mr. james +. Fields
v l,o has just rcslg e7t If sh" accepts
which i, cxpcc,cd and carries rs much
rad,calism ,utu her work ~ She hns into
4 her books, ia. Beard will have some in
trles'ing meetings.
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,new Id1e'hsemenfs
Notice..

Tho conartnereh'p heretofore existing
between Rose F. Witherow ard VIM l..
Arlnacost trading as
W!THEROW & ARMACOSr.
has this day been dissolved
The business will be continued by Ross
r. Withrrow BY whom all claims will be
paid and all collections received A'ltho>e
knowing Themselves to be indebted to the
firm vii settle the same NJ their earliest
.....s. ",
Ross r: iv,theroa':,
r,S .1,s .scy MLecaa.c,S.!oYy, VI
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby givsn that the suhsciih
er has obtained from the Orphmns' Court %
Frederick county Letters of Administration
on the Estate of
GEORGE A. GRAHAM
late of Ere 'erick deceased All person-
having claims against The said deceased are,
hereby warned ~ exhibit the same, wit,
the vouchers thereof. on or before the r
DIV Of September 1883, they nav otherwise,
bv law I've excluded from the benefit Of
said estate Those Indebted to the said
deceased are desired to make, imme 'atc
payment.
CATHARINE GRAHAM.
Nelson Willhilr, Administrative.
Agent =. March S 81
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
IucaI cM.nss.
New Sp,'in" Goods.

New Sprin" Goods.
5000 yards fancy
Prints. Gin%hams q
Delains, 1000 yards
Jeans. Cottonadcs>
Shirtings, and Mus.
Inns; also Notions,
Lace Curtains, Oil
Blinds, Carpets, Su"-
airs from Sc. up. Syr-
ups from 40c. up, Cot
fees from Zoe. up, at
e.. II. Johnson's $.
f''nlr hes 10.
f.>r"c' hi' So
>EnIr up your hen 'r",t>
rudlus an! sausage are ,:Hins ont 81
date.
Chrsnn'S are 40 mp>, bl, "'r wGIn
M>'h not"
Try thc 5oc Syrur ny
"Noo''o.'
T.eaiy.fpur hours Wi'heI' FROST " rail
su,sccs 10 Give MS cry -oid s,rrcIs
EX.She,iti Lease tt- purchased OF J
Mat. Mckinney his farm II !25 acres, So
t,rl ahoM, miles snuth east Of fvrdrrick
for $4,000 cash
/. il possible IL ignore nan? Try
Mp once with sul.!c h"UnGinc, on, rec'ic III
low and he convinced If Ion. failure, ju-
as,he elephant vas convinced 10y the mos
quito,
.rhe surpri-n. success, Of MIS-. Ly')l
T.. r!nkban's Compound Tor the sewers
,iiseases peculiar 10 women foicihly Illus
3eates the importance finer benrfc.n. DIS
c,vcry and the fact that 81" knows nov
,opake Il { most Of i. Dr.. HiHktH
For the benefit nf our readers who ma
desire 10 preserve il, We print lisl OF I'll
names of the new United States Senat
giving them ,y states, and dlftren: poli'i
cal parties IN different type Cut it out M
past. !, in your scrap book for referenc
We regret to announce the death OF
we'll known citizen nf Carroll county, d.
vid Roup. near Double Pipe Creek NJ
Hoop VAS widely known as survey'
ard teacher aud was p gentleman highl
esteemed Throughout, large acquaintanc
lie WAS buried on Wednesday Of last wee
IN The cemetery adjoining Beaver Da
Church.
There IA a fair promise OF activity in tn
matter Of building in our town during Il
coming summer. Mr.. Cyrus Cover vi
cree. fine brick building on the presel
rite ofhis dwelling and others are co.. side
ing the matter, 80 that we may look for
decided step forward
Some one should build few houses Il
rent, for during the past year or two
uuuler Of houses that were for rent eat
year, have been purchased by parties wi
o~upy them and that class OF houses h
been materially les ened. Rents have
vapced during the past two years full
twenty per cent, so that to rent ! now
altogether Improbable, especially hous
OF the smaller class. With the exceptio
al,, bright prospect of plenty to do, with
possibility that some labor will have to
imported, We can readily believe that
for. the summer is over. there VIII bs
,;pcb IN HE way Of houee getting.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
Report of Sales!
In the Orphans
Court of Frederick
County
December Term

n'hc Matter of the In the Orphans
Sale Of Real Estate Court Of Frederick
of = County
John w Miller December Term
decd 1882.
Ordered by the Orphlns' Court of Fred
erick County the Goth day Of January 1899
that the Sale Of renl estate of John W Mil
Ter late of Frederick County deco ased re-
ported BY his Executors and filed in MIS-
Court ON The Goth day of Jaiuarv 1888 :;
ratified and confirmed Hnle>s cause tothe.
contrary be shown on or before the 9th day
of March next provided y copy of this or.
der be published in solnc newspaper in
Frederick County for three successive
weeks prior. 10 said 5lb day of March
1888
The Executors report the Sale ofa house
and lot IF ground lying in the Village OF
Rocky Ridge in Frederick c. unity for the
gross sum ofont Thousand dollars ($.000)
John 7. Lowe Judges of the
Dauiel Castle Of 7. Orphans
Au"nstns W. Nicodemus) Court.
True Copy; :. >.
Test, james P. Perry, RsS"r Of
- Wins Tor Frederick County Nd,
srSatsl
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
MAR RED.

At the Moravian Parsonage Graceham, on
the o7,h ult hv Rev. E. W Shields, Eman'
u,l W. Cnrer 10 hiss Martha Ellen
Topper, both of Mechmnicstown, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
EQUITY NOTICE !

James Columbus Cotf No. 1920 Equity
man and Susan Cof-
man. his wife and VIII In the Circuit
liam G. Cohman
Court for Freder.
ick County, sitting
Elizabeth VI. Coffman in equity.
Edward Cptiman Da
vid Cotllman and 9TH February Term :.
- ers. 1882.
ORDERED this 18th day OF February
that on HE eth day OF March 1893 the
Court win proceed to net unon the Report
of Sales this day filed by George NJ Im
norman Trustee in the above cnsc, unless
cause to the contrary be shown before Said
day; provided copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published IN
Frederick County, for three Successive
weeks prior to said day.
The Report states the amour: OF sales at
$2003 rs
ADOLPTUS FEARHhKE. Jr.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Fred'k Co.
True Copy;
Test, Adophus Fearhake Jr.
March d, Clerk.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
Dis D.

On the 22nd MT, near Emmi'shurg Marv
Caldwell. aged 81 years l months and
"a days.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08

John White ard February Term. le
Matilda White, his
Xlfr.
CRDE ED this 9Th 'lay of March 49,,
that on the 7th day Of April 1883 H..
Court will proceed to acs upon the Rcpoi
Of Sales this day filed by Eugene l.. Row,
Trustee In the above cnse, unless cause e.
the contrary to be shown before said dan
pro.ided copy Of this order bt; in evtv.'
in some newspaper published in Frederic
County. for three successive weeks pro.
to SAID day.
The Report states the amount Of sales h;
1896 10.
ADCLPHUS FEARHAKE, Jr.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Fred'k ca.
March st. .
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08
FOR RENT.

Tie three story brick house on Churcl.
Opposite Lutheran Church.
now occupied by Lewis J Ramsburgh viii!
be for rent April lst 1888, Enquire of
Mar. lst st. John Rouzer.