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PVJRIICIOCALLAWS.
CHAPTER 404

AN ACT to authorize the County Com
missioners Of Frederick County to
issue bonds for the payment of the
money borrowed by the County Com
missioners to build bridges in said
county and to subscribe to the stock
of Turnpikes in said county for which
the obligation of the County have
been given bearing interest at the
rate Of five per cent. per annum, and
to collect taxes for the payment OF
such bonds and the interest thereon.
SECTION 1, Be it enacted By the General
Assemby Of Maryland, That the County
Commissioners of Frederick csunty, be and
they are hereby authorized and empowered
to issue bonds in sums of not less than one
hundred nor more than one thousand dol
lars, to be signed by the President OF the
said Board of County Commissioners, ccun-
tersigncd by the Clerk Of said Board moi to
exceed in the aggregate the amount OF sixty
five thousand dollars; said bonds to bear in
tcrest payable semi.annualIy on the first day
of January and the first day of July, in each
and every year, at the rate oifour per ccntum
per annum, and the interest on sad bonds
shall be received by the collector Of taxes for
said county in payment of county taxes.
SEC. .. And be 1t enacted, That said bonds
shall be issued payable twenty years from
the date thereof and be rcdccfnajlc at any
time after the expiration of five years from
date, at the pleasure Of said County Com
mssiOners.
SEC. 3. And be 1t enacted, That said bonds
shall he sold by said County Commissioners
at public sale to the highest responsible bid
der therefore for cash, after giving at least
three weeks prior notice, and advertisement
in two newspapers published in said county
SEC. 4. And be ii cnacted That HE said
County Commissioners shall in each aud
every year levy upon the asscssahle proper
ty in Frederick county such sum of money
as may be necessary to pay the interest On
the bonds by them ISSUED IN pursuance Of
This Act as the same shall fall due and also
after five wears from the dat Of said bonds,
such furth and additional! sum as may be
required to gradually retire and redeem s"ch
bonds until they Shall have been redeemed,
and said tax authorized by this Act, shall be
collected as other taxes are collected in said
county.
SEC. ). and lett enacted, That the money
raised by the issue and sale of such bonds
under the provisions of this Act shall be en-
cusively appropriated and applied to the
payment of the sums Of money already Dor
rowcl Nv said County Commissioners and
applied to the buidin" of bridges and also
used hv them to subscribe for tWotiiths of
the stock of turnpikcs in said county for
which Obligations of the county have been
given, bearing interest at the rate OF five per
cent. per annum.
SEC. 6. Ard be It enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of It's passage
J. PEN BROKE TlsOM,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
HENRY LLOYD,
President of the Senate.
Approved April Sth 1884.
ROB'T H. MCnANE,
mai 81. Governor.
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CHAPTER oil.

AN ACT to repeal an Act entitled
"An Act to repeal an Act passed at
the Jan'y. Session, eighteen hundred
and sixty-live, Chapter seventy four,
entitled an Act to repeal Section
three hundred and ten Of Articles
eleven of the Code of Public Local
Laws entitled Frederick County, and
re enact the same with AN amend
mcnt, and to substitute in lieu Of the
SAID Act the following' and orcpcal
an Act entitled IAN act to repeal Sec
ton three hundred and ten Of Arti-
cles eleven of the Code Of Public Lo-
cal Laws entitled Frederick County,
and re-enact the same with in amend
ment "and to repeal an Act passed
Jan Session, eighteen hundred and
scventy-eight Chapter (orty.Si&, ell
titled an act to repeal Section three
hundred and ten Of Article eleven Of
the Public Local Laws entitled Fred
crick County as re enacted by Chap
ter seventy-eIght of the Acts OF cigh-
teen hundred and sevcnty-lour, and
to ro-on,.t sand Section So as 70 read
90 G,llo,, ond tornna,l Sprt1,n three
hunIral and fem of Article eleven Of
thn r,la or puhIin ,nr,l Laws eutit-
lod FraIar;nl, C,untv. rrlatinr to the
Jail fees of the Sheriff,
Section T. BE It enacted By tie GJ0e,W As.
ye,,lyyof uoyI,ud Tn.u AN Act entitled an
=, r,,oo, -, \ r., ,,..,l NJ ,hn 7 .nrorv
=, r,''
session el@n'e'h E'" .l'' '"' say "'''
chapter seycniy-;our, cn"ivi n At 10 re
peal Section three hundred and tyn of Arti
81, n,oy.r NJ ,ho ,ol.,fp, lie | ocal Laws
w, WV '> w. , n',,,, n'n
ch'''Icu IRE 'cr'cN count! an" ''-'"'' "'o
same with an amendment and to substitute
in lien of said Act the following being
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ALABAS TINE
a Superior Substitute
for Kalso7nine, etc.

Alabastine is the first and only preparation
made from ca!eined gypsum rock, for app-
cation to walls with brush, ana is fully COW
cred by patents and perfected by many years
of experiments. 1t is the only permanent
wall finish, and admits Of applying as many
coats az desired, one over another to any
hard surface, without danger of scaling, OF
notceably adding to the thickness of tho
wall, which is strengthened and improved by
each additional coat, from time to time 1t
is the only material for the purpose not de-
pendent upon glue for Its adhesiveness.
Allbasline Is hardened on the wall by ago,
moisture etc, while all kalsonines or whit
enlng preparations have inert soft chalks
and glue for their base, which are rendered
soft or scaled in very short time.
In addition to the above advantages,
Alabastine is less expensive, rs it requires
but one-half the number Of pounds to cover
the same amount of surface with two coats.
is ready for use by adding water, and easily
applied by any one
For sale by your Paint Dealer. Ask for
Circular containing Samples Of II linta
manufactured only by the ALABAsTINE Co.,
H. Is. CuUEcN, Manager, Grand Rapids, Mich.
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JUDGES OF ELECTIoN.-TheC County Com
missioners appointed last week the following
gentlemen judges of election for the several
districts named, the first one being the re-
turn Judge:
Creagerstown No. 4.-Levl c. IIarbaush,
Daniel S. 10y, VIM. II. Zimmerman.
Emmitsburg No. 5.-Joshua Rowe, FL
bridge + Kr;se, Geo. r. Ov'lmaA.
Catoctin No. o. NJ. Wire, James A.
Grove, Jacob L. Moscr.
ITauvcrs' No. 10--Sanford Harbaugh, Hi
ram Harbaugh, VIM. A. Buhrman.
Woodsboro No. 1l.-Chas. II. Fulton,
George F. B Crumbaugh, Randolph G.
Stull.
Mechanicstown No. 15-Wm. J. Cramer,
Joshua Stokes, Abcdncgo Slick.
Lcwistown No. 20.-Jacob II. llinea,
Samuel Clcm Geo. w. Mort.
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FIzz-PoP-W RIzz.A
man Mr.. Josiah Seton,
largely engaged in the NJ
fluid that neither intoxicates.
belly-aches; very superior artid
and sarsaparilla pop. He manufl
recipes, than which, a suaerior M! -.
found and his prices are t oost f,vorohlc
,. " '"' eoilSIu5tfton & Hetfner Gettys-
a,,e2 , w. if it is not ne represented
""0>' ''' 40 " about it and we'll fix it.
DEATH OF a. Mo,aou ,,o,,
ing last, Willie, nn, o,;,, ofu n and
Nv, n,., ,n'0 Us place died of Group.
q martyrdom to tin sooeo tho attacks how
ing been frequent sevoro ue WAC =.
~ -, 's'' ''''e',''.": "'pveable little boy of
- 'N"'s' '.u "i' ''' .untimely death has
brought poignant grit bis noro,ts and q
large group ofhis little. ,ds nj, r.r,o;,s
"''' l''",,' III .ne ooniv on Tuesday af
ternoon, Rev. McGill, of\p T (hnrch
officiating,
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Apr 24tf. ="
a 900 s,;r Prize.

The publishers of Rdge,S h2ntE'N offer
twelve valuable Icwa III r ' u -h"""'y iol
May, among which ne ''''"" i's ,.n,..
We will give 500" '''T .''l9,h '''''n@
Us how many times WV "a .','''' v, y, y,
in the New TcstP'' , N'i'',u'rS Ni"' 'nt
New RcviSion,) brN l''"' lNo'' '','u'"
I"v y, i' VIII I've Iihd, The moacy will be
.nrwarIrl f., IN. amer May 10Th, 1884 -
Persons trying f". N"'''" 'nur' ',' i,' ~
cents in silver l"A''?' Stamps .1Nrl'
with their ansW n'l Nl''''l 'n'9 WIZ re-
.cn;yn thr Juno nthly, in which the name
an olI,ces nt" winner will be published
.,,1 ~ ulich rraI more valuable reverb.
w;,, Iva nirr", Address RvTLEDuE PUB
,1,u,,n rnyNY, Eas,0n, Pa.
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L1DgayYZY NE7V>zSs
JOttings from our Exchanges.

DEATH OF VIM PERRY.-Mr. VIM. Perry,
residing near Union Bridge, died on Thurs
day last, of paralysis, aged nearly 50 years.
Deceased has living four children, twenty
five grand children, twenty nine great grand
children and one great great grand child.
Mr.. Cyrus l.. Gro snickle, near this place,
has Just purchased from Mr.. ID. c. Winebrcn-
ncr, of Frederick his valuable pure fawn
Jersey COW sprouts for which he paid $50.
Sprouts" is registered on the Jersey herd re-
cord as No. 1873, and has been awarded sew.
cral premiums by our county fairs. -'".'oner
THE MARTIN LUTHER STAT oE.-TM
statue of Martin Luther, which is to T.
erected in front Of DR.. J. G. Buffers NJ
mortal Lutheran Church, in Washington, 1t
G., has arrived. The statue will stand Ut
mediatcly in front of Memorial Chr It
about 800 feet from the spot whcre u
statue of General Thomas stands. 1t Vi J"
bronze, and measures ~ feet in heig "
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VII. 81. 7zar,'a items.

BASE BAII..-Dn Thursday evening the
College Nine defeated The Liticstown Blown
Stockings b, Il score offs 10 .. The COLLEGE
nine played excellent. Mr. Kelly the col
lcge pitcher distinguished himself by his fine
pitching.
A new Prof Of Latin English and Mathc-
MATES, lately arrived here from Boston. He
took his degree at the University Of Dublin,
Mr. +. Lawardc .Jr. has engaged in the
Insurance business with Ilorner and Co.
Emnnt,sburg. +. r.
NOISE. On Monday night last we had a
bountiful supply of chin music on the street,
some little pummeling and talk ofmuch more.
FELL INA horse belonging to Mr. n.
Keller, attached to a cart fell into TIE eNca-
walton now being made for Col. Rouzers
new building. No injury.
RYE-Mr. p. N Hommnker brought two
stalks of rye into this Office yesterday that
measured three feet, six inches They were
both out in head Les hear from Liberty.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. Alta mectin" of
the democratic state central committee the
following dates were determined upon.
State convention at Baltimore. Thursday
June 9th, to name two delegates from each
Congressional District, and four from the
State at large, TO the Chicago Convention,
and for the nomination of eight electors
The conventions to nominate candidates in
the several Congressional Districts will be
held August Gth, The conventions VIII be
held as FLOWS LIST at Cambridge; 2nl at
Elkton; Sd at Rainc's Hall, Baltimore; 4!h at
China Hall Baltimore; 9th at Laurel; 9th at
Rockville. The date of the primary meetings
has not yet been fixed.
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York Rad Items.

YORK ROAD, April %, 1851.
The grain is looking fine in this section,
farmers are busy planting corn, we have
heard of one who has eight acres planted al
ready, Look out for rcplantng.
S. Weant has built harness and shoe
maker shop; he las also improved the ap-
pearancc of his icc-house and factory by a
coat of w-itewash. He will ship ice-cream
this week and expects to sell $500 gallons
this year.
Mcssrs J. NJ Foglc and :, Wcant were at
Mr. Albcr, Stansbcry's last Monday putting
in a pump plank broke under Mr.. $. W.
and he and the plank went to the bottom
His hands and arms were badly hru jsed,
Mr.. Wcant las fifty hogs among which
are some white Chester and Jersey rels; he
has also twelve milk COWS and viii sholtiy
increase the number
F. Mehrng is hauling fertilizers to the
station now from 6 O'Clock a. m, to O'Clock
p. m, and works tiY" or six hands regularly.
Mir l. r. Gait paid us a short visit on sat
urlav last. We were pleased to see him.
1t is reported around here that Jos, Six,
formerly of Your place has been shot by II
cowboy; whether Or not it is true, your Wi,
ter docs not know.
Mr. Joshua Mycrly was drawing up car
boy of yitriol several days ago when the
rotohet slipped and left it fall about thirty
feet 1t made great crash and scared the
people up and also .Ioshn". j.
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A crowd congregated at the B&O. depot

A crowd congregated at the B.&O. depot
at noon today to witness the working of the
mechanical curiosity as announced in yester-
DAYS issue. 1t consists of what might be
called a traction engine of huge proportions
vertically laying its own track. The resem-
blance to thousands leg" is very striking
as the machine walks along instead of on
wheels as otherwise supposed. 1t is design
ed to be used in blowing, and is here on
trial before Louis McMurray A test in the
field will be given it shortly when its merits
will be fully known.-Nc'os.
COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE.-Thc County
Commissioners of Frederick county will sell
at public sale, at the Court House door in
this city; on Saturday, the 17ih of May, 1894
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, for cash, bonds rcpres-
enting 500 900, in denominations as follows
800, $500 and $1,000. Said bonds will bear
interest payable scmi-annually in January
and July in each year, at the rate OF per
cent. per annum, and will be redecmablc in
five years and payable in 20 years from July
1. 1884. The funds realized from the sale OF
SAID bonds are to he applied TO the payment
of the present floating debt of the county
bridge and turnpike) now bearing five per
cent. per annum.-U Union.
~~--~--~~--~-~--~
SUCCESS TO TnEM.-Mr. Lewis G. Smith,
of this vicinity has removed to Graceham,
this county, and taken possession of the
warehouse property and phosphate factory
recently purchased by himself and brother
in-law, Mr.. John G. Cobcntz, also OF this
vicinity, frsm MIR. S. NJ. Bireley. Under the
firm, name of l.. c. Smith & Co., these gen
tlcmcn will conduct gcncrcl produce bust
ness, which, for the present will be managed
by Mr. Smith. Both members of the firm
are energetic and reliable young men, who
will deserve, and we hope will receive, the
confidence and support of the people in
whose midst they engaged in business
Talley Register
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No. 4SGa Eesusity.

In tie Circut Co"ryor Frederick
County, sitting IN Equity.
March Term, 1884.
Maria Pussy William J. Martin and Caiha-
rine Martin his wife, and others.
Emma L. Pussy George Thomas Pussy,
John jackson Pussy and Others,
In the matter of the Auditors Report filed
the Goth day of April, 1854.
ORDERED, that on The Goth day Of May,
1884, tie Court will proceed to act upon tie
Report OF the Auditor, filed as aforesaid, in
tI!c above cause, to finally ratity and con
firm the same, unless cause to the contrary
thereof hr shown before said day; provided
II copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Frederick county,
for two successive weeks prior TO said dag.
Dated this 2Gh day Of April, 1894.
ADOLPIlUS FEARIIAKE Jr.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick Co.
True Copy, Test
ADOLPNUS FEARuAKE, w.,
nal ct CiNk.
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MIrria1es,

On the 9Th inst, in WalllersviIlc, by Rev >.
Nj lIench, Chns. NJ. Andcrs and EMma "A.
Eyler, both of W oodshoro'.
On Apr; Is, 1884, at the residence of Mr..
Samuel Thomas, Westminster, 10y Rev. a.
s. Weber, Mr. Chas II. G. Long and Miss
Amy Fox, both of Rocky Ridge, Frederick
County.
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{ H APTER l63.

AN ACT to prevent the sale ofall kinds
of intoxicating drinks in Frederick
county within one and one half miles
of Mt. Saint Mary>s College.
SNcv,oY /. Ee it enacted by TIE General As
scmHy of .M,yhtpd, That it Shall not he law
full for any person to sell, barter or othcrwis sc
dispose of for gain, any spurious or fer
mentcd liquors, beer, ale or intoxicating
drinks of any kind, in quantities less than
one glllon, within one and 0nc-half miles of
the principal front gate of Mount Saint Ma
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Business Locals.
CRAZY PATCHWORK :!

>, . ,i,,..,,, ,r r,,,,onts
ard PIE cs of handsome hroraled s''As,
sa'ins and voNtiT' we uy l'"H;,'S , .',,n s sp
, ~ "ss"' I'wnrll" Crshions Mats, Tides,
So ,tc PicIaqe No. lis II handsome
bundle otrNquis'e silks; sa''nS any lI","a leu
NclVc's 'al ''"'''"' t',' S' ~" '.,,l Gnn, rr.,
"'?' I 81. * c,,t. n ro.i,l note or l-rcnt
..;amns P,cL,qe No. 2-CoA;&iniH- tArcc
t!acs aS much a. package So ,,, T. ,,n' 1oe.,
PaI w' : oo,,',',, I've c,na,,rl a, any other
4Hn"9 az" i, ,I,n = : NJ Nrre tines oYr
,.rics. They will please any dy; one "'''',
alw,NH o'iSn " ,,'i/i 400 iI Illustrations amt
f,ll instructions t"r artistic fancy W"'H'H'u.-
soMcy bound "',i''"a -" >>.,,,.rn r, L,s.
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v'c CoI,eUr in Frederick county,

rvs College, in Frederick county.
SEC. 3. And be cnnctcd, That any person
violating the provisions of the preceding
Section shall be liable to indictment by the
Grand Jury of Frederick county and shall.
upon convict on, be fined not less than fifty
dollars nor more than one bundled for each
and every oft, nee; one half Of said fine shall
shall be paid to the infomer, and the other
half TO the County Commissioners of said
county, for the use of Public Schools.
SEC. 3. And be st enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from tie date Of its passage
Approved April 8, 1884.
May 1-3t.
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The county commissioners are making
and have made several needed improvements
in the courthouse. The greatest has Just
been completed, viz the Encouragement of
the closets They will next repair the roof.
T;,Des
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TEI.EPuoNJC--A 70 &c OF w0rlmCn erect
cd the telephone poles in town ON Friday
last; we are informed that there will be some
delay between tins point and the present Ger
minus at Utica Mills, on account Of the fail
arc on the part Of contractors to deliver the
poles The wires will he strung between
this place and Emmitsburg this week and
the two places connected, but for a time we
will be shut out from the "rcst of the world
eEy- LATER The work of erecting
the poles and stringiny the wires was begun
in earnest last week and on Monday evening
last the wires reached Emmltsburg. They
got to that point from Frederick before they
reached this place but that's business
from the fact that they secured more sub
scribers there than here and it is "buslness
we are assured, all the time to do best by
those who do best by you, but eventually, 1t
is probable that the difference will not be so
great The latter proposition however is
based on the assumption that this town VIII
not be called upon to do business through
two exchanges, for if such be the case the
reverse Of the above will probably be the re-
sult In a measure, we consider ourselves
as being the guardian of our peoples inter
csts and while we have an unhoundcd 1aith
in the value of the telephone to any commu-
nifty and would be gratitied to see MI Ed-
gar L. Millcrs lines ramiiyng our county 10
every town and hamlet, We shall not advise
our readers to support him, when III rt''Ih
he is willing to have US play second ilddie
simply because our people are more cohsef-
vatiye than others, or do not all rush to his
support upon first invitation; we are Will
LING to insure him fifteen subscribers or more
within the twelye-month or five more than
he asked to establish an exchange and II he
is not willing to wait for them but, without
consulting us, and in violation OF verbal
agreements he takes us off the main line II
will be at his own expense, not ours
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I}cafhs,

In this place on Monday April %, William I.
son ofII.C and Minnie Andcrs, aged , yrs.
Gmos.and 9dayS.
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". II. Young.


n. OELTIG & PFOUTH-Thc true old re-
bic Tonic Eli1irand Pills, when all prepa-
lions fails TO cure, this restores YOU to your
calth. Since 1871 up TO date this famous
PREPARATION is taking the lead by its merits
a curing when others fail in our commun-
" it is known by its merits, Call and see
nd judge for yourselves, when You try it
I'll all the evil of il You can, but stick 10 the
ruth. For sale by Dr. NJ. f. Lcathcrman,
Icch&nctown, DR.. Schlev & Bro, and DR..
iarrot, Frederick, Nd.
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Mr. Grant Webster, son of Mr.. JOS. L.
Webster of this place has entered upon an
apprenticeship at the miilright trade.
Since writing the above we learn that Mr..
W, has determined to follow another pur-
suit
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NEW DDS! NEW GOODS!!

For Sprb ''H"S III l'eaoE Nl''' 'io'h-
ing, CassiuS N"''o'''" > "'' ~ o"''o'''
prices, 90 ~ ''''u' :" i''''''"
For Pri' h"''''S bi'SS '"'"S' liiil-
n,inrs a,go to Grimes II Boblitz.
For a,ling you want in the way of Gen
er,l Nd at prices that will astonish You
20 to Ccs u Boblitz.
Mel At. ----------
Swt CORN GROWERS desiring to CON
tr,c, furnish sugar con TO me at the
c.ns house this season, VIII call on T. G..
81, dale, who is authorized to make the
co'cts.
II loft ". r. Young.
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THE SCUooL DISTRICT On Tuesday of
last week a committee consisting of Mcssrs
Frederick White G. A Dnmuih, John
Rouzcr and DR.. White had a hearing before
the board OF school commissioners in refer
cnce to the change Of lines of our school
district. The case was placed in the best
possible light, and We are informed that the
change will be made and some eight or ten
families added to the district There is no
question rs to the propriety Of the change,
but this projects another proposition, OF
which there is certainly no less question OF
propriciy, rather necessity and that is that
a fourth school becomes necessary here,
the proof of which is, the scholars in the
"bclt' were turned of last winter for the
reason that the three schools were over
crowded. We shall certainly insist upon it,
that while justice is being Gone the belt
no injustice be done the schools by over
crOWdMg.
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From Superintendent MilIigan

Woodbury.. N j., Sept. IS, 1882.
g. Holdstein Il have used Aromanna dur
ing the past three years, as occasion requir-
ed. AS a remedy for liver affections, dyspep-
STA, and maarial fever, do not know its
equal. 1t does all you claim for it. 1most
cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted.
WILLIAM MILLIGAN,
Supt Public Instruction.
For sale by druggists and dealers.
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New Advcrsisenn,s.

New Advcrsi~ennts.
Order Nisi.
Bargains! Bargains! !
Crazy Patchwork
Constable's Sale. !
Bruceville Ice Cream. !
Public Local Laws.
White Mountain Freezer.
Goodrich Sewing Machine.
Mixed Paints.
Racine Windlaill.
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! W. BENNETT HAS SECURED A
] 1. lot of Early Egyptian Corn for seed.
For sale by
np11.f L. {. STOCkSDALE.
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WANTED-A good boy to learn the
Coachmaker trade. Address
William Shook,
Rocky Ridge, Frederick Co., Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-01
9flEl DAY OF MAY

at I O'Clock p. m, at Dccrfi"ld. I will offer
for sale the said pronertv so seized and taken
IN execution Ivy public auction to the highest
| iddcr frta,h. WIN. H. WARNER
ma1-S Constable