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ot tHls act, shall he placed To the credit OF
the diify rrut funds Tor which originally
assessed unde' the direction rei peciiv ly OF
tho 0Omptp Her of public accounts aud tho
commission r. cOuit OF the county IN
which the sale ! made; the bultnoe OF the
proceeds, after rat stylus ell taxes, pena''
tirs and cisis accrued. thAll, under dice
ton ri the comptroller, he placed Ia the
treasury OF the ttate AS a special tax sale
gusfd, ard be- s%ubieo, 10 o. reclaimed rs
the owner or owners oi the land, On proof
~ required in case II osoheaied estates.
See, ~ That 20 much II said act hereby
amended IS IL In onutlot with tue prOyi-
sions of this net be aud the same ~ hereby
repealed
Sc 10. Where's, there Is nov 10 lev
authorizing the redemption o. lAnda Whion
have heretofore been s'ldI for taXes, ana
which Nere bid OF for the state, and on
which time allowed by law Tor their 10
d'mp,iop has expired; aud, whereas, the
owners OF ~ d lands ARE anxious TO redeem
the same; aud, whereas, such redemption
will greatly increase the general revenue
fund; therefore, an imperative public nt'
cessiiy and emergency exists for the sus'
pension of the constitutional rule. reQhir
irg bills 10 be read on three severe
days IN esoli house, and the same D.
hereby tusuended, rnd that this
aot tike effect aud be 10 force from and
after iia passage, and II is so ENACTED
CnNsPIRACY-CHAPrEB XIV,
SECrioN |. Re Il annGted o. t4e Lesi.i ID
tore o. the state # Texas, that article sol
chapter 1 q l. Is, at the penal code al 80
stbt' 81 r, xss tD be and II hereby s
amended nv to hereafter read rs follow:
Art. SOi. Toe agreement 10 com,
within the deiif ition OF oonsuiraoy most o.
u commit one or more Of the iolloWini
offences, to. wit: Murder. roOIcfv, arson
burp a'y, rape, or any oiienHe of the gr.d.
a. D. TEL my,
Sec. 2. Tao fact that propert. ia thi
state is being ~ilfully, waut)il y dgstfoy"'
; daily creates an imperative public nects
/, sity that this nil b. IN iotco and take a.
r lect from and alter It's passage, and it IS %
enacted.
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&eligtuns.

rB-rIRaT CONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH
Corner ui HARDWOOD and Bryan streets. Rev. c.
l. ecoicld. post r. Services nj II u. m. ana z
o. m. All welcome. seats free
rg-FlRsT BAPTIST CHuRCH-Corner Of
s. camor and Patterson avenue. Rev K I.
Tanks. Igstor. snnday.seho.l az %sOa q, IN.
", II n. m and 80 M, by the pastor. seats
tree M u welcome toal,
pG First CHRISrGAN CHURCH, CORNER
OF Pearl aud Bry an streets services at II .;
N. an sundoy-sehool ct $50 u. M All
are invited
no-COMMERCE Sr. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
sunday-school al $3.50 u m. Preaching as IL a.
m and p. m experimenting Thursday
-.E-O1LLN cry MlssiuN-Nission sun.
dy1cAuol every Saba h afternoon ut the
coiit.house sabbath school singing rom
$50 To 3 &C ock sunday.school proper opens at
q o'clock: singing also amer The Sunday
school. Everybody cordially aud heartily in
vileh to atieud aud pai tlcipato in those delight
full spryic
ss-FLoYD STREET NJ. e. CHURCH SOUTH
Rev, / n Waite sa nss,9,; .,a l1eaSH a, a Al M NJ
Glass meeting second AID fourth Sundays at
3 9. IN Church conference every thiri sun
dav Immediate. sitter mntning service q y;
eTnl prai. r meeting on Wednesday night at 7
D M. Young mems prayer m etin IN Thurs
nsy uigbtat7 p IN. Congregations sing,ng on
Frida nigh al7p m. Everybody cordially in'
viiei 10 these o x r'isea.
IN" ABEINt = III "a Is
OF Elm ami Sycam rc streets. Rev. ) A.
Thomton, pastor Services at II n IN. and 8
u IN. SUNDAY school at $50 y, m. Prayer
NEE ting every Wednesday evening at SIP. N.
Heats Tree. P1hlr cord 'ilv invited.
Dp-FIRsT PKEsBYIkKIAN DHURCH-Cor'
ner Main and HarSo1d streets. bey. A 7.
Smith, pastor. Preaching at ~ n. m. and s
y m Sabnath-school Mt $50 a. m.
ns sEjJND PRE- BYTEKIAN CHURCH
Wood street, near II trwood. irencning ~ II a;
IA. AMI s y IN by the pastor. snbbath.schonl
- % 0 a. m. A cordial invitation ~ extended
To OIL.
Ds-UUMB. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
North HnrwoOd $ rect. Rev. u. W. Broughton,
pastor Preaching II a. IN and s p N. Sabbath
school At $3.50 a. m. Robert b. soay, superin-
londent a cordial Invitation ok ndrd % ell.
nH-LAMAR STREET N. h. HukDn SOUTH
-woreh'pin~ ~ DALLAS Female college, 1.-Two
OAK street. Rev. w. Q. Hell y, pastor.
Preaching at II II IN , aud Z %. N. Communion
every Grst sunday. after the morning services.
Prayer meettis every Wednesday night ~ T:20
D IN sabbsih schO1l at .: o a, IN. a cordial
Inv iatlon extant 10 all
r4-LiVEOAK STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
Corner i've OAK aud IItrw0Od street, S.A. Hty-
den. pastor SUNDAY school at $3.50 a. IN, W.
l. Addison. suueriniend n.
re- HAPEL sNCARNAf ION CORNER OF
H4rwood street and MsKtnn y road. Sunday.
school evefy Sunday morning at Q O'Clock.
Morning prayer aud service nrst ana third sun
day.
rT-sr MATHEWS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nj II a m and 7l.2 p m
pg-sT. PArriCK CHUKU1-Cornsr Wood
aud Cabpli streets. nv V. Qnluon. pastor,
FL 1t mass Ut s n M; high mass, sermon md
bsuodict.on AZ 10 a IN. sunday school at .
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Many wonder why the brute creation ex-
Gel M snkind % q rule when II cou &c to-
Question Of health. Investigation quickly
asoerteins the cause. 1t Is becsusetbe brute
naturally obeys every law Of health, while
mankind 10 constantly degeneratinE owing
40 excesses Of our ancestorr md our VI
Individual imprudenoe Sudden exposure
70 extreme climatic ~ipiluencss. elutsony,
i'm pYonD<Y food. Alcoholic otiuulanee, over
eTcrxion ar mind and body, v0TTinenl
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Mr.. John Lane, OF Hyde Park, Cook
county, Illinois. aged sixty states that after
SIX months suffering with govt and rheu-
maiism without relief, he finally lriPd 81.
Jacobs Oh, the great pain cure, and was
cured.
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LATE LAWS.
Some Of the Fruit OF ihs Extra SEES
sloh'n LnborS.

The Auihenilcau d Text n Several Inn
pOr,ani Measures.
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"Nfv wife's 3.ypars nervou = shlictiou
avs Rev. j.. a. Edie, OF Beav er, Pa wa
cured by Samaritan Neryinc.' 81 % at
druveigts.
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Little Joker" is tho Osss smoking to
bacco.
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A EDWARDS,
"A. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Decatur. Texas.
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CCoTT & JENKINS,
- ATroRNTYS-AT-LAw,
BROWNWOOD, TEXAS.
nErPrnmntn attention 10 husinesS
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Ora WFoRD a. Il WORD,
4 ATrORNEYs-AT-LAW.
Onice No. 728 Main 81.
r.. L. CrAwForD. v. 7. CRAwvc1n.
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yHT H.. s. G.. @. WRIGHT,
w. AITORNE Is-AT-LAW,
No. Tl5 Main street, (Up-stairs)
Dallas, Texas.
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ssh

WILLIAMS q TURNEY,
w ArroRNEYS-AT.IAw,
Dallas. Texas.
Office, 2l5 Main street, opposite Court-housc,
i. Will lam. N. G. TuRsrY.
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Middleburg items.

Our little village was awakened to sense
Of its Importance on Saturday morning. AL
though old Boreas was blowing fearful gale
at the time and the people had almost for
gotten the fact that this was the day set
apart for the trial Of skill between quite a
number of marksmen in the art of breaking
glass balls, when suddenly the strains of
martial music greeted their ears, and the gay
uniforms Of that most excellent musical or
ganization, the Rocky Ridge Cornet Band,
were seen moving up from the depot and
hating in front of j. Root & Sons store,
where they were taken in charge by the
master of the ceremonies Of the day, Ed L.
Root, and escorted to the hostelry of D. H.
Lynn, where dinner was served to the mu
sicians, and after doing justice to the edibles,
they appeared upon the street where they
rendered number of their choicest selec-
tons which elected the highest encomiums
of the vast audience which had assembled
The band although a young organization bids
fair to make their mark in the musical
world At o'clock the band and accompa-
nying visitors repaired to the ground in the
rear of the depot where everything was in
readiness for the glass ball shooting.
The following is the score of the three
matches, viz: FIRST MATCH.
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No. 1925 Equity.

In the Circuit for Frederick County,
sitting IN Equity.
January Term, 1894.
Sarah Idle,
Us.
Ada Idle, Clarence Idle and Joy Grace
Idle.
In the matter Of the Report Of Sales filed
the 10Th day of February 1884.
ORDERED. that on the 14th day of March
1884, the Court will proceed to act upon the
Report of Sales of Real Estate, reported to
said Court by Frederick White, Trustee in
the above cause, and filed therein as afore-
said, to finally ratify and confirm the same.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
before said day provided copy of this or
der be inserted in some newspaper published
in Frederick County, for three successive
weeks prior to said day.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be $4,000
Dated this 10th day of February. 1884.
ADOLPHUS FEARHAKE, Jr.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick Co.
True Copy, Test:
ADOLPHUS FEARHAKE, Jr.,
Feb II It, Clerk.
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1OUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
The Undersigned will sell at Public Sale
at his residence II miles from Graccham on
TUESDAY, March nth, 1884,
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock, a. m.
6 horses, cows, 3 bulls, I sow with pigs,
reaper, mower, 9 drills horse rake and
Il full line of farming implements.
Two Steam Threshing Outfits:
First; Prick Engine, Hagerstown Thrcsh-
er and Victor Glover Huller; this outfit 10
owned by Messrs. Troxell, Rouzer and Black.
Second; Hagerstown Engine and Ha-
gerstown Thresler, this outfit is owned by
Mcssrs. TroXell, Colllfiower and Black
SPECIAL Terms made with purchasers of the
two Threshing Outfits.
Terms--Six months credit on sums Of $40
and over, with interest Less than $40
cash. G. II. BLACK.
Feb 81 is. T. L. NALL, Auct.
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Gone out of Business.

wish to inform the public that I have
sold my warehouse property at Graceham
and will quit SAID business on
MA Y lSt 1881,
and as l am anxious to close up my bust
ness as soon as possible, earnestly request
all persons knowing themselves to be in
debted to me TO come at once and settle
with me other by payment or note not later
than the
18th of April, 1884.
also wish to notify the public my sue
cessOrs
MESSRS. COBLENTZ & SMITH,
will continue the manufacturing and sale Of
my fertilizer brands which have given such
general satisfaction. Thanking the public
for their liberal patronage during the past
four years and soliciting continuance Of
the same for my successors remain
Yours truly,
Feb 81 At. s. M BIRELY.
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AMPLE NoTICE.-We wish to speak be.
times to our patrons. Our SPECIAL PAY
DAY comes on APRIL 18TH and We shall
keep this notice constantly before you until
that date In this we merely wish to state,
that, by or before that date we desire that
those who know themselves to be indebted
to lis for more than one years. subscription,
or for advertising, or job work, will simply
consider the plain business proposition that
an account that is due should be paid. 1t is
not question Of how much we want or
with how little we can do; we ask for all
that is due and shall feel at liberty to adjudge
those who decline as being without interest
in our business welfare; it may then be well
for such to consider the fact that there can
be no advantage gained to US by continued
indulgence.
We shall name this our Annual Statement
and request that it be considered as purely q
business document.
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Sale Bills SALE BuFs!, SALE BILISti
The CLARION has fully -four times larger
circulation within radius of six to eight
miles of its office than any other paper in
the county. AS it publishes notice of all
sales for which bills are printed at the Office,
it is the place to have your work done. In
the matter of price, style and execution wo
only ask to be permitted to compete
Call early, register your dates and then
have your bills printed at your own time
We offer very favorable rates to those hav-
ing an advertisement inserted in the GEAR
ION, so low, that any one having large
amount property to sell should by all
means avail themselves Of the very large cir
culation in this and surrounding districts.
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Nev Embellishments
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Frederick County, Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate on
DANIEL BROWN,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to ex.
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, on
or before the 1st day of September 1884 /;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Those in
debted to the deceased are desired to make
immediate payment
GEO: W. BROWN, Administrator,
REQ 70 OF Lew Brown, Agt.
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For REsT-I will rent my Store-house,
for one to three years to the right MAN
Room 25x5o feet, cellar below, dwelling
above, doing good Cash Business in a good
neighborhood. Reason for renting, going
into other business. Forparticulars address
MEXICO York Road Carroll Co. Md.
feb 81 St
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1OUBLIC SALE.

k)ODLlC oALE.
The Subscriber viii sell at his residence
~ miles Forth of Mechanicstown on the
Emmitsourg pike on
THURSDAY, March Goth, 1884.
Sale to commence at 9 a. M.
Five horses, one them a fine driving horse,
Fourteen head of Cattle among which are
eight Milk Cows one fresh in January and
one will be fresh by day of sale, 10 shotes
and sows, One Champion Reaper and One
Champion Mower, both as good as new, I
excellent Grain Drill, fodder cutter jag
ger, phaeton, sleigh, 90 tons Of hay, lot of
corn, a complete set of farming implements,
and a large lot ofgood household and kitchen
furn ,ture.
Tcrms-Six months credit on sums in e1-
cess of $40.
T. L. NALL, Auct. JNO. w. PAYNE.
Feb 20 to.
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Gov. MCLANE's APPotNTMENTs.-
State Librarian DIR f r Duvall, of Mont
gomery county.
Coroners-Dr Samuel A Bell, Southern
district DR. VIM A Jones West ern DR.. Al
exander Hill, Middle DR. E Hall Rutledge
Eastern.
State Vaccine Agent-Dr st George W
Teackle.
Directors of Maryland Pcnitentiary-Wil.
bur jackson, John Ford.
Managers of House fCorrection-Thomas
II Hunt. Enoch Pratt, WTP Turpin, VIM
Downey, Henry H Keedy, DR. Charles A
Fox, Frank T. Shaw, john Ireland, George
p. Thomas,
Inspector of Mines for Allcgany aud Gar.
rett Count;es--Dennis Sheridan.
State Board of Educaton-Jsmes T VIII
liams, Howard county; Rev VIM Dale, Wor.
ceste-; Peter A Wilmer, Washington; James
L Bryan, Dorchester.
Commissioner Of Land Otlice-J Thoma.
Scharf, vice VIM r Hayward, resigned to
take effect March 81, 1884.
Weighers OF Grain in Baltimore City
Luther Brmins nam, wcigher general; c r
Hamilton, John W Doughsrtv, J Edward
Ward, Samuel H Jarman, q A J Hopkins,
assistants.
Commissioners of Fisheries-Eugens w
Humphreys, Wicomico Gustavus W Delaw-
der, Garrett.
Weighers of Hay and Straw In Baltimore
-Chas Z Handy, Western scales; John r
Brown, Northwestern; Thomas II Nelson,
Eastern Charles Adams, Canton.
Inspectors Of Tobacco Augus!in T Brooke,
Warehouse No. 1; p A Krob, No. q; ] T
Bond, No. 3; VIM d HELEN, No. A; Andrew
S Pennington, Nos.
Managers of Insane Hospital-Barnes Com.
ton, DR. Pembroke Thorn, Henry D Far
nandis.
[Messrs Compton and Farnandis confirm.
ed without reference The nonomation OF
Mr. Thorn was referred to the committee on
executive nominations.
Weigher of Live Stock in Baltimore City
Samuel Cover
Managers Of House of Refuge-Dr John
T Morris, DR. J II Ward, Lewis A Bierly,
Buchanan Schley.
Justices Of the Peace Of Carroll GOWN
Fisher, John P. Gsrdner, Henry Gait and
David Rinedollar, First district; J F Bell
myer, Lewis F Fleaglc and Thomas Upton
Second; Richard Dell, John Burgoon and
J H Knipple, Third; Azariah Oursler, D
Dixon Byers, John Bowman and J A Slays-
man, Fourth; Lloyd Day, Chss r Favour, ]
Frank ShipIey and Andrew j Dougherty
Fifth; Jacob P Baltozer, Samue! Fl HofFack
er and Henry Motter, Sixth G w Crapster
WIN J Mitten. Peter b Mikesell, Ira E Grouse
John b Somers and Richard Manning, Sew.
enth; John W Abbott and Jesse F Male
horn, Eighth; John Elgin, Jacob Brown
George A Davis and Jacob Favour, Ninth
d G Warner, Joseph Arnold, Tenth; Hamil-
ton Weaver, Lewis Diehlmau, Eleventh
Theodore A Clay Thomas Jones, Twelfth
Officers Of Registration of Carroll Co..
First district, Chas A Waesche Second, Lee
vi Fleagle; Third, Jacob r Lippy; Fourth,
John II Taylor; Fifth, ] W Steele; Sixth
George Shower Seventh, G Robert Miller
Eighth John W Hawn; Ninth, L G Frank
lin; Tenth, G W Skunk; Eleventh, Jesse
Lambert; Twelfth, Jas Cover.
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ACCIDENT our exchanges we learn
of an accident, that befel our townsman, Mr.
d. s. Firor, who, while crossing the B. & O.
bridge at Harper's Ferry on horseback, met
a train and his horse becoming unmanage-
able, was thrown from his back against the
locomotive while the horse jumped over the
pilot and ran from the bridge. Mr.. Firor
was not injured, but is now quite sick at his
residence, not however as we understand it,
at all as the result Of his tumble at Harper's
Ferry.
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r. ]. Kolb will sell valuable lot of per-
sonal property at his home on the road lead
ing from Rocky Ridge to d p G on Friday
February 20, 1884.
Henry W, Bennett will sell Horses, Cattle
and Farming Implements on the premises
near Graceham on Thursday, February %,
1884.
EN-. Smith, large lot of new homemade
furniture, horse, hearse, tools etc, at public
sale on Wedncs, March 10.
Jno. w. Payne, horses cattle, farming i'm
Elements and household furniture on Thurs
day March 20.
CT. Creager offers his town property at
private eale. See adv.
Cornelius II, Black will sell at public sale
on Tuesday, March II, horses, cattle and
farming Implements
Abram Lohr will sell at public sale Thurs
day, March 49, horses. cattle, farming imple-
ments and household furniture.
John A. Peddicord will sell personal prop
erty at the late residence of j. T. Peddicord,
on Saturday, March LIST. See adv. and bills.
Mrs. Mary A. E. Six will sell at the old
"Craver" property near Mechanicstown on
Saturday March ,alot ofhousehold effects.
jeremiah Flohr offers his farm at Private
Sale.
The Executors of Frederick Hankey, late
of Frederick county, deceased, will sell at
his late residence mile south of Creagers-
town on the Frederick road, horses, cattle,
farming implements and household furni-
ture on Tuesday, March 10.
G. W. 10y, sc. Executor.
Mrs. Josephine Valentine will sell on
Thursday, March 6, at her residence on Mon
ocacy, one mile east of Rocky Ridge, a lot of
farming implements See bills.
John Weybright will sell at his residence
near Keysville, on Saturday March Goth a
lot Of personal property.
Mrs. Carolina Seiss will sell q lot Of house
hold furniture at public sale at her home in
Graceham on Friday March IA, 1884.
G. M Zimmerman vii! sell as trustee a
valuable property in Mechanicstown on Sat-
urday, March %. See adv. and bills.
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Gracellnm Letter.

Conversation concerning the carnivals has
somewhat abated.
Grareham showed considerable patriotism
OF the 22d.
Mr. George W. Firor has just recently re-
turned from short western trip, which he
says has recruited him considerably.
Mr.. George P Yonson made hurried Wis
it to G. on tie 22d. We would be glad to
have you stay longer hereafter, friend Geo.
Mr. J. A. Gernand l. Son haye = large
contract to MI the present week, in saddlery.
They have been very busy all the winter.
We have had quite number Of cases of
measles in our town the past two weeks,
all are doing very well and think of getting
out soon. No new cases at present.
2D26D8i. &
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A WELL MYsrERY-There is a well
thirty feet deep OH the small place of Mr..
Jacob Drusher, about half a mile northwest
of Double Pipe Creek, from which the wa
ter disappears in the fall of the year and does
not make its appearance until the following
Spring, and during the hot and dry Summer
months there is always an abundance of wa
ter in the well. 1t is on an elevation of
about five hundred feet above the level of
the sen, says our correspondent, and was
dug the entire depth with nothing but a
spade and an old mattock. Who can ex-
plain the mystery ?-Ban~er.
FIRE.-A fire broke out in Steiner Bro g
drug store, on North Market street, this
morning at 3.I5 o'clock. Mr.. Adolphus
Fox, residing next door, heard noise in
the store, and thinking some one was there
bent on robbery, awakened his son George
who found the rear of the room on fire. He
aroused Mr. Frank T. Rhodes, living pppo-
SITE and went for Steiner Bros, who reside
on West Third st., but no general alarm was
sounded. BY the time of their arrival Mr..
Rhodes had fire e1tinguisher on the ground
and with the assistance of two hydrart
streams soon had the fire under CONTROL
The fire started in o waste basket upIer the
prescription counter and was Spontaneous
The majority of the counter was consumed
Luckily, the books Of the firm were but lit.
tie injured. No estimate can be formed OF
the loss but from tbc appearance of the store
it will approximate several hundred dollars.
The stock WAS insured in the Baltimore Fire
INSURANCE Comparatively. Nsus of 18th
inst
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A cold is unlike most visitors;-if you
want to get rid oft, you must give it a warm
reception with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the
standard cough remedy ofour age. For sale
by all druggists at twenty-five cents bot
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FOR SALE UNTIL FEB. 20,-A farm Of
% acres, near town, for $4,700, For terms
address, jeremiah Flohr,
Sykesville. Carroll Co., Md.

For SALE.-A good two horse wagon and
bed also double set of Yankee harness with
lines, collars, and brides, all complete.
feb 1T w. A. LYNN.
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NOUWTY NEWS.
lettings from our Exchanges.

A few days ago wheat garner in Mr.. l..
F. Miller's warehouse at Double Pipe Creek
bursted open, and about two hundred BUSH
els of wheat found its way to the lower
floor, causing quite mixture thcrc.-Ban-
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Warriaaes,

On tho 21st inst, in Eylers Valley, by Rev.
Fl. Wissler, Mr.. John A. Eyler to Miss
Niols A Oldest daughter Of j. Cyrus Ely
Ter, ell of Frederick county, Maryland.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-02-28

Postmaster Miller of Frederick, has pat
entcd mail-pouch fastener from which We
hope that excellent gentleman may reap
real bonanza.