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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-01-03

The Hagerstown Globe says that $1,000
have been invested in mortgages in WASH
ington county in the past eight months, and
that amount is but "a drop in the bucket" OF
the wealth of that county exempt from taxa
ton.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-01-03

HIGH ART. If it were possible, the BaAi
more 4 merican has improved upon the hand
some calendar sent out last year. We are in
receipt of the Calendar for 1884, which is
handsome in design and admirably printed.
For reference it is as useful as it is pretty.
For prompt publication of full and re-
liable news, the Baltimore american right
fully claims first place" in Maryland.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-01-03

Elder J. D. Trostle will preach in the Dun.
ker Church in this place on Saturday and
Sunday nights Jan. 5 and 8, at 2 p. m and
Sunday at 8 o'clock p. m. Elders John
Flory and H. Early of Virginia will preach
in the church here on Friday:night Jan, 18th
at o'clock.
The Quarterly Council meeting will be
held at Rocky Ridge on Saturday morning
next, when there will be an election held for
Speaker.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-01-03

A VALUABLE PAMPHLET. We are in re-
ceipt of the Brown Chemica. Go. 3 later pam
phlet describing the Powell fertilizers and
chemicals The main feature of interest and
value is the specially prepared Monthly Di-
rections for work on the farm. 1t is nicely
gotten up and we'll printed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-01-03

The track-walkers morning trip is weari-
some one in snow Of depth like that of
Monday morning last, yet every day the trip
is made, as the lives of passengers depend
upon the care with which every foot of track
is carefully scrutinized daily by these men,
who become very expert and learn to catch
up little things that need attention, that one
Unparalleled, would pass repeatedly without
seeing. Mr.. Frank Eyler is the very efficient
track walker of Mr.. Edward Baxters divis-
ion.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-01-03

An AGED CoUPLE-On the 18th day Of
October, 1928 Mr.. John Flohr and Miss Ma
ria Black were married at Fountain Dale.
Adams county, Pa This couple resides in
this place at present, having passed the six
tieth anniversary of their marriage in Octo-
Der last Mr.. Flohr was eighty years old on
the 14th day of December last and Mrs.
Flohr will reach her eighticth birthday on
the LIST of October next.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-19

E=rg n 4 singular Instance cf tas WuCiGl,;
lf tlAl zutEls, ins, ziI-h sense, whlEh u apt
= LiRct women mGrs than nsn- and WhfEh a
SO IlEsteriaus II cna-acear thai We Cftsu III
zine Z ignT - z1iEnznl.s IL Al L Indy sal
sewing iIlesiE Il har SKIING -ruCm, AMI n Al
aIuer cilImhsf the lIIrze dAi Just puE this 6abg
% sigsp Illi hiii her N her basineE1s- Is the
IIIrzs caue cur 1f liils chamber she sait L her
MISTRESS:
The H1Is thing Il Asiesp f1r three hours,
ma an. III WARRANT.
FEs uIr1e wguE l,vu stairz. ami f1C 4hudi
! uiIurl lie uu5hGr sgEgt Gu. Sddfsnlv j
desire 4sizafi mar ID = ant sI6s tie sl.epiug
ciiilli fr1m Is crIc.
sFhHs nonsense r sue sal II herself
Bar Ii sound IsleeP- Nurse has VIzt pai
Her ii1wu. I shall mt g1-r
Instantly hGvETers sCme power strung,sI
zTan tlII lie lIzl. argsd he uGeher & = Z
Ter ca67s Ali Ii1sr mCGel-, sue r-ze, hIl
Egzsf Win nerself- Iai want 1. her charber
The baby xas asleep n asr Lizzie bei safsi
1zEiisi; n sae SCH VIVA md piak blaakzz
Que small hand Waz .hr-vu IEczE the liflls
nrzTa head L vas half Gpen. the s4E;zisir.
il-grz slightly earTz.;- aaf the palms a. rus5
IA zle Gsprhz Of 1 iCFsly sheli-
NJ baby whispered ne neither, Fs.1rile
| lie Lille siesper az nGthers vii NY gvI
I Iitzls baby
she aenE Ggsr .1iti=nfy the tai-i End, m.
I PsiIat b. tAaE Mysterious f1rus winch VI.
/ cGurrslIz1g her AID. f1r 10 APPARENT rgazuu
/ l1Gk tae sl4sPTlg EabT n her Ans AMI ven
I swiftly n the 1ciar rznm she lad SCARCELY
rr1asef the thrzshaid- when Starring sudar
/ -zIzasi her = lick nick Fhr-u=h i seiti7n.
EiGut gf Think eIIF 1lzE she sIv zhas tn
I ealing Et1Fs the hahE'E cradle had ELLEN
UurFInI- t1s heaps CT r-sF biaaks5a- and IEIa;
I haHglsaE Ct II 1900 tlaE spcc where. but o.
I 1Er mystic warlTIg, her E--ie child wzGi
1 EEsu HGF &c IFiI---BGsiasl Cg'E7-is--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-19

Don IL war wi,l1e reckzIs with anything
oGs dress SJr1s-thsy get srfled - sasl
Y, a1,i whife neck1ies IRE worth fifteen
cents dozen
Don't cul On 4 young Enfy uzless y0u
have recsrved perulssicn-an sher don't
cuH 6-r E-gs amount Until yuU arg wei
established II her ccrftssncs.
Dn't MIKE yUur visits b1rg-Eery tsE
tIrlkes ars prepared 70 accommodates
guests az breaGIst without previous
aCGcs.
Dcn's fad - arrive prompt az i dinner
Fa-Ey cold TictdaIs are ln,hs,pstilhls ard
1whciss,ms.
Don't talk abcU1 vcGr grievances write
them ID II 4 uewsrarer c1rd and SIT
ne article Prc B.in0 Plhilco.7 Tu
7HTsr. U sumo edhzr classic sIEnasurs
DCn't bcaz1 If yUur accomplishments
pecpls VII know how Ertle yuG know
Fllh1Ub yU- lying IhuUz e.
DUn's tax about EUdr WealEh er poverty
Z yUu a-e rich everybody VII suelis Al
you G1i3 L yUG Irs poor. yuC can - atg
4 csrusr AMI smile By yourself
DON Z MAKE Egur tsEut11u u i vcung
lICfT go mdrkat Unless EuU- ussnrirrS
ira ssEligus-I brsaciI q uruHlss casa L
1isaEiT aiEavs loaded
Finally G1yr-t t1zI 81 Observe the feel
u4s nj rights Il others. which Elrre than
II else marks 5he trus gentleman
alalfss ysU i ngvgllv AZ beautiful IS Il L
seldom HE-i.tls T-11sisr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-19


The SAFE q things winch rsSuf7< a-vn,
tae sa1iea-r -recazsS,n sssskiSShed u
v-i-isS,s G,sEeruiususS s-f n11iciral -
b b,,sA hsz,sasislss slls pai1hal AZ Psrpi,
zra-. ar e1<tEnee travellers en- srrfsf1.S ss
he session. sc seSeks,i ~ and ssSs,fsesess
lv the snisaaEi,srs ef slrnSrg SlaPAz-.
I've hnSes s1efeces6 b. saaE ETsa-neas
Eere nearly SJl1lscesei Not ergr tAs
luazs and syes x travellers, kGs also tAsSz
witches AMI lsseiss a-s lsiErsS By surh
fr11i.casSsns, winch srs rs,srs hSsir 10 III
ii i,siscB5s S1hia.ss sa1a b. stamp cut the
ses,is q issaSes, In Csher pisces travellers
IRE esIgsS On ARRIVAL - sartp OF then
ciissai1g and pflzg laao hath saturated
Win slElEh15s * esrrez serse saiE1 tne
nurssan sres1 pf EVrS acGsse celebrity, On
the SPANISH Frontier, pecrle coming from
France ~ ocl;cet q SPEND ~esk n ths
lrzz-v5as u E-T1 and as that 5,slis<hsfrl
al,cSi,s eun not sTpply 3 SnfSciens RunhsE
& beds, enc has sc SPEND first ! week j;
EsnGByg. en- tas French e-rrsi,sr. esforS
lseinS 4ilcEe3 70 spend another week Il
tae Spanish pest house. SsrcA -1eas;r-ee
ars better calculated e breed chclsra than
u rrvVgnE L. s1r single case occu--t1z
n these 5scSs. strt ARTIFICIAL ds,g5rrRzra
11rns, weUlG he sire - creGse ] leea.
sppisnIic. WHICH must za,a9uetsdly would
E,snes-ass the Sgd1ish irvnzisr. The mos
stringent measures have also been s1ksE
Egrn she Italdn Frontier, and Einrr
French journals INSIST Epon SlzlEl1- ere
cuIrzcns beng rsIlSsa Eiziln France 1sSssif
Bat srlvslzns un,ssr syreh eantt5rons ws1lt
Become IlsoiU1ely impossible. and a.
rliss.iessa,ss u Sszcl proceedings his LONG
1gv besn Cisn1orssrase,i Il l. eiearil
possible a check the propagation It che
sra By sea L l. ciea-fy impossible :,
cifecG as prrragaEr,n by z1i-E0asss
lgl--se.-,r rsss..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-19
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ann, PrsTzn1s thaE EIIEiaf izzITrT e The
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m-r -'iGFalzF= Pr.T.nrE maaErigllzztGn ct the
apper, WI E1rizil,- "a. middle, Eras1Izziag the
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/ irTsa I11-zal VIC thinks Inc most, and Think
lie mnar cnrrsrti T-1EE1Ies ealltl.g.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-19
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-19

WariE a 10 thoroughly a LlE Ct aaEarz ssr a
1al "A wsi a aaizaia- siias 1ay 1r.-Ia Isf. n
IGtITz fscaEH f-zm zaF q lzg- Tina the
vsiI-bei1- 81 Al sr=za il iadassolIhlF e1r-
ascrsrt WIKI IA aesITIsy- One q The znat
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the rzaGren vhi-E the 1n,giat5cn Ct 4 ilz1t
szErEissa CO II. srzia- Thz- er.aa rszzll.sa
he ur7sHelrz &c sTsry ze1E>r Il ! EeaIshT
BODY huE r cue nesuEer Re EaatIugr fher n.
EEzpezerTE parr5au CT the Erz5z haa zceEfag
mare % d. and consequently ezAihiaE Ten
tsucT "a vIsHer swsg. S,sTsrzl INSTANCES HzTe
al-z1lig bean rzcnr-isd wh5rG rzr55-zts 4 prs-
Eahle -iGrT q tie hralar r=aTIl.Iag f-su ezf-
cIanE fcrIsIET m some per-ssn Ct the brrsF.
AaE slpW n BaE-f-u aaa communicated Z the
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4 scillle-r WEnae isfE am ha,6 been removed
sar1s farsF T-z-s Izss IIasiy sIsss frsm izdzz1-
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Tram tas ecEer- Dung he iase Tezr4 IL tEe
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aalPu-lss1 am grzd1aIlg became L1ne- tie
ElI-T 11us = lie brzfz h1Ti1gS y u -1n-
Ih.srsds rearlsi 1rs1 &c E-z-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-19

,eiss, AM lRaye ne srrs Zee p ne AZ We
-evar see sAeso is6srniS,s Il ne ssss N jseas
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ling RVS u theur a. TIE irces, Cd ant re~,
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lsvssS M laRs sasR gu. & tlsnn. AM sisS .Aem
10 sscli1 vith Sieir sseS wisfaas sl2prih,
when teavirg ne b0ase
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-19

esasssl asssg.sssrmss
G. BRsgER { GO.
HAVE
JUST RECEIVED /!
rsE NwsRseAS -
Bark Ceylon
MERCHANDISE /:
Which win be Sold at
Low RATES
= Electric Oil"
Fsas vNgsS vssrss rsrsNg Nsaav sa,s.
ARD. IN ) L 10 h PtllS
ExTRA PSIME
LARD OIL
~ ERESEtS NNp SASsS
Tar and Pitch,
COAL
In Casks for Family Use,
SsreNHuNNp
IRON SAFES
ASSORTED SFzESs
CUMBERLAND coal
GARD MATCHES
Fairbanks Platform <cae&
ASSsETER SsEsS>s
ASH OARS. Is. Ia. ft
Axe Handles,
Pick Handles,
Cotton Waste,
Salt, Plaster,
a Choice Selection of
CHAIRS!
Barrel Shocks
EXCELSIOR,
PhRFOn Carts
HANDY PHEToNs,
New STYLES Of Carriages,
Express Wagons :
Ladies' Phetons,
CIDER VINEGAR,
HAND CARTS,
| EASTERN MADE 0xGARTS
SUGAR BAGS,
IT, BREWER 4 COMPANY
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-19

One Il -lse --rac E<--rs.E IiiI1E tA1- slIza Ele
11fsarsn Il t-s t-ETEisr : Ts5al = fIas Il tl4
Eaas-z szasslis Isrz b IA taEtg-fzs
1Iia-1snH Il Fs1Fls- These Elzdzls have >
7eparz1s compartment tsr lie S-szt s1es I'D
naEE a ci1EEi1r mise CO - Et-seE. EcrzE
sus "a lnurzeT VII stag 4 a.,pIT q ls.sn
ca In haEit mt Be my 81 q ! s,sv "a.
wien 1is Cd 4 rcrz ar TA,s1 crit az :
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-29

seven persons. For years they have lived on a
strip of sandy land less than two acres IN size,
a part Of which is covered by the dwelling,
barn and outhouses The woman Of the family,
an able bodied and intelligent person, who had
learned her work in Baden, cultivated this piece
of ground and for series of years supplied her
table with vegetables and sold from $500 to 800
worth of vegetables annually. Every inch of
room was occupied. From early spring to late
autumn crop after crop of lettuce, beets. spin
ach, cabbage, potatoes, corn, BEANS mangold
wurzels, asparagus, onions, endive, egg plants.
peppers, satisfy, cauhfowers and other plants
appeared Every bit of waste material fit for
the purpose was thrown on the compost heap or
turned into liquid manure, and the naturally
sterile piece of ground was made to pay for it
self over and over again. The fences
were built in trellis form to support
grapevines, and not square inch of
exacted by the indefatigable woman who titled
it. Her methods are those in steady use in
Germany, where overcrowded population has
rendered necessary the thoroughest work of the
soil. Her plants for setting are the first IN the
market, and she is the last in the autumn to
offer fresh vegetables for the table. To such
farmer fifty acres OF good land would be for
tune 1t is such tillage as this which makes It
possible for French. German English and
Italian holders of twenty acre or thirty acre
farms to earn living, while American holders
of farms, of equally good land, ranging from 100
to 500 acres, work about as hard and for
ever under mortgage and on the very verge of
bankruptcy. The future will certainly
witness great revolution in American farming,
and one of the features calculated to bring about
better state of affairs, will be the division of
land into smaller farms and the consequent i'm
provement in agricultural methods.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-29

"a M. 0r,a sAoos 10 hon 5 On, borsa mans 40 box
"A S5 emf nails ida and iarger 80 20 ~ Eey. other
-, vi Z, A. . si S - 49, - 80, * Y e' $500
si1 1 ~ sng Ss.ss, a1S It haooa, ia
1t,I4 I1o0 1918 az - = ~ 1@1I1 100
- " 10 70 ,Rs5 ~ IN IL % $3.50. &; ~; 81
10 T2Ox2S- Sl2.5O0i3. block tn. in pips 26c in
bars 27c. Iron-27 B iron, 3l0c 81 O iron, &c. gal
vanzed, 45 " cent, discount. Sheet zinc, 70. Cop
per bottoms, 23c Planished copper, 36e. Solder
10 016c Wire, 80 " cent of list
IEATHER5 HIDES AND TATI,ov
T,.-r 49,. s,,estT,sI $3.50 soc1a
~ soe, % g4vc; he Ee sore
S, s 49, 1 h; 70 a
;t I Sn Y9S Earni IL; sSossa1 OK ;ty
caifsliaps, aScsai d. Eaneh cafsl;Ds Si I5S1 90
II 9,a' 90 S a. L - IN
aslaS uslts5 salf = D. A. Az, sres1 s Sr1
49, id5S Da,naga5 onstb;Sd a di'' 9h bovs
ySsSes' = - SeSs -s $500 " 80 'O''o
r SIsrrpsxrSe 2oaoso
TAfIo ST.-1S a. e.
GREASE Rrovro a.. ,vb;ta sa5lac
uA'AAoA=-Dro''h' ~ 81, ~n =. = : ~o GO
oiI "a ~ y.
Oh cake and oil meal, 900 lbs, $l5; 1000 MS
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EIsewMeres


CHICAGO, Aug 2s-The. Droyers journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts, 11.00O; shipments s. 600.
The market opened strong ana SC higher; rough pack
ing h9gsl S. 60 20; packing and shipping SIS. IS
b 40; market closed weak.
Cattle Receipts, 1000; Shipments 5000 The
market mari was o Sss aa anS rR expert & 59
to good, $405.80; range cattle stronger; Montana
So. 25; Texas steers $4.721a04.75; Wyoming,
Sheep and Lambs Receipts OOo shipments
20O inferior to fair sheep, SCOTS q cwt.; medium
to good, $303. so choice to extra, So. 5004 30
lambs per head, $1D30O Texas sheep, So 2503.o0
ST LOUIS, Aug. 28.-eattlA- Receipts. 1,0Oe
shipments 500. The supply was light and prices
firm export steers, So 6.5O good to choice ship
ping steers. S. SO 20; common TO medium steers
steers So 5O1450
sheep and Lambs - Receipts ], 900: shipments
fair to choice inuttons $3.5O03.75, Texas sheep
HoesaReceipts, $500 shiprnenss. 600. The mar
g 6ogs S. Is butchers 81 t. Extra sV RSss
$6.4oS86O
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2s.-Ths Live Stock fnei.
Gator reports Cattle Recepts, 400. The market
lbs average sold at 50. 6006.30: native Steers Of
$50 to 100 ms average 81. 80D5. 80; stockers and
feeders. $35o04.6 CO. grass fed Texas steers So 100
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. The market was firm and
Sc higher sales were made Of lots Of 204 1880 lbs
average at % .ooDo y, manly a6 PoWo.1O
Sheep-Receipts, 3D. The market was quiet and
unchanged.
NEW YORK Aug % -Beeyes-Receipts, 5 200;
Gear loads for Export nothing doing; dressed
beef duh at $7DS for extra Colorado sides $50
| 1880 for extra native Sides
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, Z. 400 The market
was slow extras So. 2504.8 7aa " cwt. for common
| to good; $466.25 for lambs.
Hogs receipts, 2 $50; market weak at $6s3B 25
EAST LIBERTY, Aug 28.-cattle slow and un
| changed Receipts, J. 100; shipments l. 400
/ Hogs-Slow. Receipts, 2, 400; Shipments l. 100
Philadelphias $6 so 676; Workers., SIS 1906; gras-
Il sers SIS $3.50.
Sheep-DuA and unchanged Receipts, l,00e, ship-
ments, i, 400.
4 CINCINNATI, Aug. 28-Hogs firm; eofs1rnon
i and light "a 2506.4O; packing and butchers IS rs
] 06.70. Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1900
i MILWAUKEE Aug 2s.-Hogs firm at $3.50
II Q6.4O.
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Growing Pansies.
Gsrmant0wn Telegraph.

Germantown Felegfaphs
This is one of the most popular flowers, and
though it is popular and to be found IN most
gardens, comparatively few people understand
its proper cultivation with view of obtaining
the finest flowers. They viii 60 into the grounds
Of the florist and express a1nazement at the
great size and beauty Of the pansies they see
there, will forthwith purchase supply for their
own planting, and viii be charmed with them,
and be determined TO grow the same on their
own premises, though their previous efforts
have so signally failed. When asked how they
had been growing them, they often reply,
10, got some from a neighbor, who has
large beds of them, bat they are
all so small When told that they should SOW
the seed of the finest of those obtained from the
florist as soon as the seed was matured-say
some time in August-and that that was the
| only way to have fine, large flowers, the idea
was jumped at. That is the way to get them
! Every August the seed Of the largest and most
! desirable should be sown, and the old ones dug
| up and thrown away. And we should say that
| this is easy enough to do when it is once known
| In the winter the plants should be lightly Gov
| cred There are new pansies advertised every
| year, bat any one growing them carefully and
| taking, as we say, the seed from the best every
| year. win be as likely as anybody to have large
! new kinds, and will thus save the expense of
purchasing them, which, at moot, last only for a
| single blooming sgsf S