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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-03

WHEREAS, Jacob II Shook, Charles T..
Frushour and others, citizens of Frederick
county, after having given thirty days no.
tice Of their intention 10 do SO, as required
by law, have petitloncd the County Con
mesioners of Frederick county to locate
and upon public road, or roads, con
mencing for the same at or near the co,
ncr between VIM. 5. Mcpherson ant
James SINNERS, on the Frederick AMI
Emmittsburg Turnpike, and to run them =
on to or near the bed of a private road IT,
tween VIM s. Mcpherson and James
SINNERS, William j. Sweeney, lsr, 81
Sweeney and William Shut, end thence
crossing the corner of the land of sad
VIM. Snuff at or near the bed of an Old
road, and thence through the woodland of
John b, Kunkel. and thence through the
woodland of Daniel Castle of r.. and
thence through the woodland of John l..
kunkel, and thence through the WOodanl
of Michael Zimmerman, and thence through
the woodland of John b. kunkcl, anh
thence through the woodland of Michael
Zimmerman. and thence through the wood
land OF William W. Zimmerman, and
thence through the woodland of Michael
Zimmerman, and thence through the WOOL
land of Joshua Drlaplane, and thence
through the woodland of VIM Poole, and
crossing the woodland of Annie Cronisc tr
a point between Charles Z. Frushour~
Isaiah Lcathcrman, and said Annie Gro
Mise, following the bed OF an old road and
thence on the line between said Charles f.
Frushour and Isaiah Lcathrrman, to "
near pair of bars, and thence crossing
the corner of land Of said Charlie, +.
Frushour, to or near Il small oak tree, and
thence through the land of Isaiah Leather
man, following the north side of Il branch
namely, Sandy Run, to or near "A bridge
on the Frederick and Emmttsburg Turn
pike. Said road to I've not less than thirty
i30) feet wide, in compliance with the Act
of the General Assembly Of Maryland in
such cases made and provided.
Notice is hereby given to all persons and
parties concerned, and to the public that
we, the undersigned examiners, will NEE.
at the place OF beginning on Friday, The
4th day Of May. 1888 at 8 o'clock, a. M,
and will proceed to examine and deter
mine whether or not the public convCu.
fence requires that the said road should re
located and opened, and II upon examina
ton we should be Of opinion and so de-
termine in our Judgment that the public
convenience requires that said road should
be located and opened, We will proceed to
locate and open the same agreeable osaid
commission and the Code Of Public Gen.
eral Laws, in such case made and prov.d-
ed, and will continue in the Execution OF
said commission from day to day, If nee.
essary, until the same shall have been fully
completed, -
MAI. c. a DAMUTH,
GLORGE W. MYERS,
JACOB Z PALMER,
,--- - &. =. '-t.a
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THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR
II. + WlTHEROW, NEXT WEEK.
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DO not fail to ask
for the celebrated
Walker Shoes for
Men and Boys at
Roots.

COLLAR MAKER EMPLoYED.-M j..
A. Gernand & Son, Graceham, have now
employed in their shop a journeyman col
lsr-maker. Any one having horse with
crooked or dis6gured shoulders can have
perfect fitting collar made by takiug the
horse to be measured. AS properly made
collar is not only merciful to the horse but
il economical to the owner, advantage
should be taken of the present opportuni'
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Ready Made Clothing,
w AS7E0'

Several active men to engage M agents
for he sale Of the Singer Sewing Machine.
Literal salary and permanent employment
guaranteed Address,
THE SINGER MANCFACTURING CO.. :,
may BAT Frederick city, Nd.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING


| have been sick for - years My first
experience was apparently bad cold but
returned yearly about the middle of .tu-
gust and at last resulted in cough. This
remained for several weeks Even after
the trouble left my head, and assumed a
more violent form with each succeeding
year, consulted a physician who pro-
nonNccd it Hay Fever or Catarrh. Medi-
cal attention failed to afford me am relief,
md a few years later | was taken with Sc
ere pain in the back and loins, accompan-
ed with urinary trouble. A doctor was
again summoned and was treated for Con
sumption. Three months at least was lost
and my life nearly dcspaired Of was
able to fill my situation however, but the
cough grew worse and worse. In July
1880 | was attacked with hem0rrhagc;
since that time have not been able
scarcely to do anything. For six months
have been confined TO the house for four
months unable TO walk across my ROOM
My appetite gone subsisted on a small
amount of porrihge for six weeks some
times only taking a spoonful ortwo day.
Unable to lie down | kept my chair on an
average of 20 hours out of pa The urin-
airy trouble increased, the intense pain pro-
dncing curvature and enlargement of the
spine Ties ae,N leuce me cripple for IJc
was at last brought to the verge of the
grave. Ny family gathered around to catch
the last whispered words, .fre or Sir times
during tue acinter, while waited the stroke
of death. When in this condition DR..
Nichols called onmr. believe now the
Lord di1rcted him. He insisted on my tax
ing his American Remedy, believing
was about to die refused, my wife also
objected The doctor insisted Writing
in pain and struggling for breath, yield
ed to his opportunities in my hour of cy
tremity and commenced taking his Rene
dy, during the day, | took several doses at
night My breathing became better and
| was helped to bed, soon fell ina sweet
refreshing slumbrr slept resting we'll
five gracious hours more than for months
before. 1t strengthened me, neXtmorning
what IA change.
Iarose from bed without any assistance.
My family was amazed. | was so much
better that the urinary trouble has largely
disappeared; the pains had left me voice
and breathing natural and easy. No Won
der in my ecstacy prai%d the go0d Lord
for the goed git now have a good APP
petite, enjoy my meals, can walk out in
the dining room to them, walk out on the
porch in the yard, although never eN-
pcct to he perfectly well man, yet do
expect, thank God to be able TO enjoy the
beauties of this world as soon as favorable.
| write this for the encouragement of the
hoping that many may avail
of the opportunity to get relief
as / have done by the use of Nichols
American Remedy
Yours truly,
J. A GILBERT,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-03

Read Citizens District Meeting" Adv.
The Lutheran congregation of Emmits.
burg viii improve their parsonage during
the coming summer.
Another large invoice Of tlnware at
T. G. Stockdale's
Measles have made their appearance in
town.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE some Burbank
potatoes for either Early or Late Rose In
quire at THIS OFFICE.
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A $4,000 Bible Reward,

The publishers OF Rutledge's NontAly of.
fer twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for May, among which is the fol-
lowing;
We will give $4,000 in gold to the per
son telling us which is the shortest chapter
in the New Testament Scriptures mot the
New Rcvision) by May 10th, 1888. Should
two or more correct answers he received,
the reward will be divided. The money
will he forwarded to tn" winner May 18th,
1883. Persons trying for the reward must
send - cents in silver mo postage stamps
takcn) with their answer, for which they
will receive the June Monthly, in which
the name and address of the winner OF the
reward and the correct answer will bcpuh-
lished, and in which several more valuable
rewards will be offered Address RUT-
LEDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Iaston,
Pcnna Apr 26-2t
Mr. JOS. A. Wcddle will shortly take a
force of workmcn to lIagcrstown, where
he will build dwelling house for Mr.
Valentine.
Pool. POOL, Barber Shop! Choice
Wines At Lucas one door west OF the
Po-,once Pool room on second floor,
entrance by door next to PostoiFce I'm
trance to Barber Shop and Bar next door,
west
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Mew Embellishments
Citizens District Meeting.

A movement having been inaugurated
to erect Monument to the Memory OF
the Union Dead, on the Court House
Square, in Frederick; the citizens of Me-
chanicstown District are requested to meet
at the Academy Building, Mechanicstown,
on
Monday Evening, May 7M,
at u o'clock, for the purpose of consider
ing tire project and to devise ways and
means towards performing their duty in
this laudable and patriotic enterprise.
A NUMBER OF CITIZENS.
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In Another Column

Will be found the advertisement Of Hold
stems Aromanna, which is an absolute
cure for Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, etc. 1t has been used for the
past twenty years and has gained won
derful reputation for its curative powers
II Won are afflicted don't fail to try bot
tie. Price rs and IS cts. Sold by drug
yi.,u in Mechanicstown. Apr 12-4t
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for the cash Our stock consists of Do
mestc and Fancy Dry Goods. Ready
Made Clothing, we claim we can sell you
chpaner than we ever did
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-03
SUITS FROM SIS TO SIP.

Separate Coats, Vests and Pants ex.
tremely low and always kept on hand.
Mems Brogans, Plough shoes, Old Nir-
ginia St,chdown, fine calf shoes both in
high and low cut, can not be surpassed, the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-03
Carlisle Shoes. full
line at Roots.

The members Of the Episcopal Mission
at this place, further improved the appear
ance of the room in which they worship
by covering the floor with new carpet
last week The rector, Rev +. McGill, ex-
presses himself as being gratified by the
deep interest taken by his small flock. Mr..
McGill has made favorable impression
here and his sermons are listened to with
deep interest, by many that are not men,
beers of the Episcopal church.
A. T. Lucas has secured the exclusive
sale of Coblentz Celebrated Peach Wine or
Cider in Mechanicstown district.
MEssRs VIM J. CRAMER & Son, of
Creegerstown and Graceham have kept
pace with the times and have purchased a
stock of general merchandise that must be
seen to be appreciated. 1t must sell, for
none can fail to be suited and their prices
is another al-sutiicient guarantee that they
will do business Attention is called to
their large advertisement in another COL
umn.
Go to A. r. Lucas for Smith & Shark
mans Stomach Bittcrs, next door to the
POstOtilce. Pool room and smoking room
llp stairs
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Spring Goods just
opening, full line, call
and see at
Roots.
Roots.

Mr.. Augustus Willar, who has been en-
ploved in the Bridge Gang on the Western
Md, railroad for a number of years has
given up his situation and will 90 West.
A. r. Lucas has purchased the Patent
Right to manufacture and sell l.. 7. Cob
lcntz' Peach Wine or Cidcr in Mechanics
town district
*Those who deadcn sensation and stupc-
fv the patient to relieve suffering make a
grave mistake. They proceed upon the
false idea that it is legitimate to procure
relief from pain by destroying physical sen
sihility. This method, carried tn The hat e.
tren.,ty, uo,lid kiN tue patient 10 end snfer-
ina. 1t is not presumed that Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will raise
the dead but it often does restore those
who are given up as hopeless cases,
For SALE-Onc heavy two-horae road
wagon in good condition, and one one
horse spring wagon.
w. y, LYNN,
Mechanicstown, Md.
sE"Feathers, ribbons, velvet can all be
colored to match that new hat by using the
Diamond Dyes 10 cents for any color.
Rev. A. J. Meyer, the celebrated orator,
will preach in our Lady Of Mt Carmel
Catholic Church in Mechanicstown on the
first Monday of May, 9th. High Mass will
be at 10 o'clock, and at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon there will be a grand procession
of the children followed by the dedication
of the new Altar to the Blessed Virgin
Mary Mother of God, and sermon by
that gifted preacher, Rev. Father Meyer,
and the bencdiction of the Blessed Sscra-
ment.
The County Commissioners on Wednes-
day unanimously passed the following or
der: The petition of the citizens to have
the Court House yard improved being I'M
der consideration in connection with the
action taken by the Board of Aldermen of
Frederick city it is ordered by the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Frederick county,
this 25th day of April, A. D., 1888, that
the Clerk of the Board cause estimates to
be made of the cost Of making such i'm
movement in suitable manner, and when
the citizens of Frederick shall deposit with
said clerk the amount required to make
such improvement, less the sum of three
hundred dollars, the estimated value of the
iron railing and the other material on
hand, that the clerk then proceed to have
the same made under the control and di-
tl,t.o1 o tcia Board
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II
Gen Agt.. Frederick, Md.
REFERENCES:
Prominsn. Business men Of FREDERICK, Nd.
A. Fearhake, Clerk Circuit Court.
G. J. Doll Dry Goods merchant.
G. w. Miller, Postmaster.
D. G. Winehrenner, Cry Goods, &c
j. P. Perry, Register Of Wills.
" = G.cC1s.c2t -. .7ia1h ~ -
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Mechanical orrn,nerte.

The most wonderful musical instrument
ever made. Plays automatically sny tune
that was ever written. The Orguinette is :
reed instrument on the principle of the Cab
met Organ, but with this difference, that nc
previous knowledge of music is required tc
play the most difficult pieces. A child who
most difficult airs with the skill of tbs
has no knowledge of music can execute the
most accomplished musician. PLAYS reli
gious, sentimental and dancing music with
equal skill. Suitable for the parlor, chapel
lodge or ball room. The sweetest toned in
strument ever heard, the wonder and admi
ration of all. The 0rguinette is simple in
principle, strong in construction and durable
in every part. Will not get out of tune oil
require repairs even If used constantly. The
music is produced by sheets of perforated
paper. This paper is of great strength and
durability and will not wear out. The mum
Der of tunes being unlimited any person
can play the latest compositions of the day
without the trouble of learning them. The
price of the Orguinette is IS, but during
this month in order to increase our holiday
trade We will send the 0rguinette complete
with choice selection of tunes, on receipt oil
six dollars 1867. The Orguinette has a very
handsome black walnut case, highly polish.
| ed and elegantly ornamented with gold. II
is the perfection of mechanism, and will
last life time. Every instrument shipped
without delay, and warranted perfect in
every respect. Extra tunes several hundred
in numberl supplied at four cents per foot
Send for catalogue of extra tunes Remit
by Postoffce order, or registered letter. The
firm is reliable.-Boston Globe. Can and
will do all they promise -Chicsgo Herald.
A rare bargain.-Philadelph Press
ROBERTS & Co,
Murray street. New York.
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RERDELxss CONFESSION.
Severing His Relations With Dorsey-The
Senator'S Appeal to the Witness TO
Qfopd IN ut.x.

severing His Relations With Dorsey
Stand by Him.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l9.-Rerdell again took
the stand in the Star Route trial to day
He testified that among the papers stolen
from his room was q memorandum in s. w
Dorsey's handwriting containing a tabular
statement of the number of routes and ex.
pected increaes figured upon basis of 15C
to 250 per cent? The last column was head
ed, ~. ]. b. followed by allowances 81
-33lz per cent. The witness went to New
York to get the original books of the firm
for MaeVeagh. Saw Dorsey at his hotel. He
was greatly excited aud aoe used the witness
Cd being a traitor and OF holding interFiews
with Mae Veagh and James. The witness
also became excited and left He went 10
Jersey City and from there telegraphed Dor
sey as follows:
S. w. Dorsey. Albemarie Hotel New York:
The afidavh story is a lie. Confidence between
US is gone. Iresign my position and will turn
over everything to any one you may designate.
Witness said be received letter and two
signed 8. w. Dorsey. Could only remember
Its substance. Dorsey said he did not be-
lieve the stories about the witness and be-
sought him in the name of his wife and
children not to 60 back on him. He i'm
plored Rerdeli for Gods sake to reconsider
anything he may have dole, or to take no
steps further until he (Dorsey) saw him.
During the conversation with Dorsey in
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Special To- the Sentinel
The State Board OF Agriculture.

Yesterday TIE State Boaza of Agricultru<
met at the rooms Of the Secretary, with
President Robert Mitchell in the chair.
During she mon9ing session q revision of the
premium list was made, quite a number
the afternoon an address was made the
Board by General Coburn. during which he
urged the members to get the cooperation
OF the merchants and manufactures ia the
next State Fair. and Department sgperin-
tendents for the next State Fair were APP
pointed as follows: Horse department, w.
A. Barker; cattle. s. w. DUNCAN; hogg, ID.
Jones; sheep, /. N. Davidson; poultry, r.
w. Sunman; agriculture, A. La Faurette;
mechanical, r. N. Lockhart and w. W.
Cotteral; space in building, g. W. HsrgrsYe.
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Miss Veszy, the granddaughter OF Gov.
ernor of Maryland, was recently engaged to
teach school fourteen miles west OF Louis
vile, Ky. The other party Of the dramatis
persone was Z. J. Norris, School Trustee.
Her story is as follows:
The fst day she taught in the school house
while hearing Rotations, Norris slouehed In
without socks. shoes, coat and vest with trousers
all In rags and rolled 70 the knee an old battered
straw hon, minn0w net on one shoulder and a
bucket OF crawhsh In his hand. Squirting c0pi-
Gus streams Of tobacco uice on the floor he said
pointing TO the door: "Here, you get: / don't
want any dog gone wimmin teachiI' In this ERE
deestrick." she gut" and the entire lch0ol
with her
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A positive fact of the age is the certainty
of relief afforded in skin diseases by Glenn.
Sulphur Soap.
Brown, SOC.
Broadsides of coughing with interludes o.
wheeling and sneezing, are heard in all pub
lie places. How strange! when everybody
knows, or ought to know, that Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar is an absolute anC
immediate counterblast to all pulmonary
complaints. For sale by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
ute
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oueru,s God Liver on Jelly.

Appuoved by the Academy of Medicine OF New
York for coughs colds bronchial and tubercular
ption scrofula aud general debility. The
most mild. bland and nutritious form in which
Cod Liver Oil can be used, and with more bere6t
secured to the patient by q single teaspoonful of
this Jelly than by double the quantity of the
liquid oil, and the most delicate stomach win not
For sale by all druggists. and E. H. Truck. 2ss
Pearl Street, New York. IL
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A Toothsome Morsel.

This from the Madison wis. Democrat
conveys its own moral: Hold on We are
cognizant of the fact that an aching tooth
was last night cured by the application oil
st. Jacobs Oil, The young fellow got mad
over his rigging tooth in the ball room and
rushed stralghtway to a drug store, where he
applied the good old German Remedy. Ir
ten minutes the toothache had gone"
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AIDING THE SUFFERERS.
Measures for the Relief OF the Flood |
\ stricken People.

Measures for the Relief of the FIoa.i
stricken People.
Especial to the Sentinel:
FRAfxLIN, Ind. Feb. I6-A number ot
our cit .zens met at the Court House lass
might 70 devise means for rendering assist
acce to tire sufferers from the floods in the
southern part of the State. A Committee
of ten was appointed with instructions TO
solicit snbscri ptions of money, clothing and
provisions, and whatever is collected will be
sent to the flooded districts tonight. The
CoDmittee il nov out and at work.
. CLEVELAND. Feb. ia meeting of citi-
zens gas held to-day at noon at the Board
of Trade Rooms Resolutions of sympathy
for Cincinnati aud other inundated places
were adopted and Committees appointed to
collect relief fund. aairs
NEW YoRK. Feb. 16.-Drexel. Morgan &
70, telegraphed q contribution of $4,000
Is afternoon.
Mayor Edison received dispatch from
fyoE Walden, of JeffersonyiIle. Ind,
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurse
MRS. MISsLovs SOOTHING SYRUP Is the pro-
scription OF of the best female physicians sAo
nurses In the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never-faiijng success by
millions OF mothers for their children IL relieves
the child roza pain, cures dysentery and dlarrnea,
griDing In the bowels and wind collie. BY giving
health TO the child. IL rests the mother. Price.
twenty-five cents q bottle.
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In a Decline.


DIT. Il. '. fEICt.
DEAR SJa-Last fall my daughter was in a
decline and everybody thought she was
going into the consumption. 1 got her a
bottle of veur "'Favorite Prescription" and
il cured heC. Mas. MARY HINsoN,
OF all druggists. Montrose, Kas-
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A Gard,

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
d<scretions OF youth, nervous weakness, carly de-
Cay, loss of manhood. ETC., will send q recipe
ren edy was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send q selfeddressed envelope to Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, Station ID, New York City.
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IL viii contain well considered editorials %,
every SUBJECT. politica' social, which nay
arse. lheC numerical and Msrket reports Of the
weekly Sentinel will be complete. Its AgricnA-
tural ana Home Departments are in the best %
names, anc VIII be oisting uishlng feature In
wore, In us news, its editorials, literary mAs-
cellany. and IN 10 general reading IL shall nOI be
SURPRISED 10y any aper circulated IN the State.
II VIII he particularly adapted 10 the family ciy-
cse- NO tnlLking man IN the state can Rfioro 20
90 without tie Weekly sentinel al the small cost
at which it Is fCrt iSbea
Ire Sentinel. in addition IN its superiority IA
moaeyer, an Indiana paper devote 10 and eEps-
clally represents lndisnAs Interests political an a
Otherwise as no foreign psper v 81 ar ran do and
ought therefore, 10 have preference over The
papers o. other states, and we ask Democrats 10
bear this in mind. and SELECT YOUR OWN
STATE PAPER when you come to take subscrip-
uous and make mp Climbs.
Feli reports OF the proceedings of the lately
elected Democratic legislature viii lie given.
Now is the time for every Democrat in the Stssa
to subscribe fer the Sentinel.
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Skinny Men.

wells Health Remover restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence. sex
ual debility. 81.