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The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-04

MORAyIAH FALLS. N. C..
 Nov. 25. 1884. MR. EDITOR, "An ounce of prevention Is bet ter than q pound of cure," i" and pound or cure is better than a ship-load of argument in your columns. I saw some time ago nn advertisc- ment of a medicine called BRADFIELD's FE- MALE kEGuIAToR and the wonderful results from its use; and as my wife had been a suffer CT and invalid for FIFTEEN YEARS from pro- lapsus and congestion or the womb and pain fui menstruation, and the doctors could do her no good, was persuaded to try the remedy. So sent for two bottles. and the result was she improved so much sent for another pack age. and che is now able to to her household work, and gots about wherever she pieases. am confident she is permanently cured. sent for lot of this wonderful Female Regulator to sell, and every bottle that have disposed of has given complete satisfaction, and the re- suits are in every case all that could be de- sired.
 Win thanks to the .Enterprise." which called my attention to 1t, and to the Bradleld Regulator Co.,. and proprietors of this great boon, am gratefully yours,
 J.W. DAVIS. P. S.-You can publish this or not. as yon see fit, but for the benefit of woman, hope you will.
 Anyone who doubts the genuineness of the above can write to Mr. Davis, who will give all particulars.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-04
uATT,C VEGETABLE
 AAAA 0 SICIL1AN Hair ReneWer.

Seldom does a popular remedy win such strong hold upon the public confidence as has HALLS HAIR REVIEWER. The cases in which it has accomplished a complete restoration of color to the hair, and vigorous health to the scalp, are innumerable.
 old people like it for its wonderful power to restore to their whitening locks their original color and beauty. Middle-aged people like it because it prevents them from getting bald, keeps dandrutf away, and makes the hair grow thick and strong. Young ladies like it as dressing because it gives the hair a beau tiful glossy lustre, and enables them to dress it in whatever form they wish. Thus it is the favorite of all, rnd it has become so simply because 1t djsappoints no one.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-04
GRATITUDE!

Editors Atlanta Constitution:
 Below we hand you letter from a grateful heart. which was sent to and published in ihe Vanalystine, Texas, Enterprise, without our Knowledge or solicitation, and we desire to give it publicity through your eoinms. We Earnestly Entreat Every Suffering Woman who Sees
 this to Read it Careful
 ly and We'll!
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-04

Send for our book containing val uablc information for women. It will be mailed free to applicants. Address
 THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,,
 Box 2S, Atlanta, Ga.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-04
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And Is sold at 9I.OO per bottle. See that you get the genuine, and take no substitutes If you value your health.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-04
\ fgnpreeed eaSed Attraction.
 .ser Half Million Distributed Louisiana State Lottery Company,

incorporated in 1863 for g years by the Leg islature for Educational and charitable pnr- poses q capital Of $1.0O0,00o-to which reserve fund Of over $550,000 has since been added.
 By ar overwhelming popular vote its fran chlse was made part of the present state Constitution adopted December 2d, A.. D. lSas. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW INGS will take place monthly. It never scales or postpones. Look at the following Distribu- tior:
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NO MORE
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 DANGER! ITO -- MOTHER 0n
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safety and Ease to Suffering
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S;.DillaSYi1lc Items.

see in your last week } issue that Ike
owes You Il Hill in the shape If some items
He never minds "dun' much, hut this one
he will fry to pay in the best way his pencil
p.rascs 10 do it.
The Democrat administration removed
our postmaster and that without manners or
ceremony and in TIE wee hours of night they
cave him little Grape and erected n sign in
front oitAc new postmastcrs residence.
Oar school house is being enlarged and
divided in two rooms, and when painted,
will present q nest appearance. tn" work
is in the hand, Of Mr. Joseph Wcddlc of Me.
chanirsown. Mr.. l.. VI, Bell has been en-
plovcd as Principal, and Mr.. Geo. Manahan
rs assistant teacher.
G, w. Hughes is buding his hous" on the
corner and VIII be reads for occupancy in a
few days. 1t is not very often that bach e.
lors build houses, but this one is an rXccp-
ton to the general rule.
Mr.. Fyack hat force Of men in orr vii
lagc putting in pumps last week. Two new
ones wire Ilit III anu S'N'lIl VIZ viz" ~
paired.
The Republicans held their Primary at
Dcercld school house on last Saturday. a
lis, of delegates will he found in another
item This delegation looks very much like
i, would east its ballot for Gittingcr, kooglc
and Cover, Old lIauvrrs has no asplrants
for a position on the ticket, so they felt in
dependent to go and do as they please and
candidates better look out how they "tsckcl
them or they Will get what Wcddlcs men
give the bacon and beans
Do YOU know who that candidate is, who
goes around and kissed the babies and gives
them "L,sscs candy and talks lots of sweet
things to the "swcct sisters"
We see in your last issue that the railroad
intended to pay of regularly on the Goth,
now if they were all officials they would GER
taiulv do it, hut as they are mostly poor Ia
boring men who never need any money, they
don't care when they hand the cash to them
! or how much Inconvenience they put them
to TO yet their check caShrd. Mr. Hood bet
ter pat on his spurs and tickle the paymas-
ter in the ribs little. IKE TooTs.
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NQZ:W272' WeN7VYsH.
JVttInyS from Our Exchanges.

TIE CHop IN MIppLETowN NALLEY.--
The worst failure in the late wheat crop that
we have heard of seems to have been in Mid
dctown Valley, Frederick county. In that
rich section of Frederick county many fine
farms produced crops but little IN excess OF
the seed eown. Captain SHREDDER Of Peters
Vile, sowcd $50 bushels on eighty-five acres,
and used nine tons of phosphates. He has
recently thrcshed his crop and the entire
Weld is but $50 bushels. This is not an OK
ccpiional case From three to five bushels
to the acre is almost as high an average as
will he reached in the valley. Weharc seen
the average yield in Frederick county csti-
mated in the Baltimore papers at II bushels
to the acre, If this estimate is correct those
portions of the county which we have not
seen must have yielded very large crop
Hagcrstown MAIL
We believe the Mail las the average yield
of wheat per acre in this valley entirely too
low. We have heard of only a few farmers
who have thrcsh"l their crop as yet, and
the actual results obtained by these has been
n Weld of from ten TO fourteen bushels per
acre. This, however, is but little over a
tuiyd os a full crop lH"y Register,
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DIR. j. Shelton NL'E<enZic.
OCvLIST AND OrTICIAN,

Glnudua,c of the University Of EInhnrg
College of onhalmology, and Royal Eye In
Urinary Will I've at Mrs. Worthn"t"n John
sons. No. 33 East Church street, Frederick
Nl for "A short period of time, where he may
hc consulted by those suffering from disease
or any difficulty of their eyes. DR.. Mkrnzic
hn, made II special study of diseases OF the
eve and having mad an active practice OF ten
wears in Europc and America believes hr
can successfully combat the diseases which
are so destructive TO this drIicatc organ.
All examinations are made WITH the opthal-
moscupr and other scientific instruments
used in modern opthaImolo-y. correct
diagnosis is made ut each person 5 case and
an accurate statement given OF the exact con-
dition of their eyes. In functional diseases
of the eyes, where glasses are indIcHtrd,'h"
doctor cuts, grinds and adjusts them for
person, thus inSuring perfect vision, ease
and comfort to the wrarcr. These glasses
are free from the impcrirc,ions usually found
ing lmsscs, viz; Mud spcck,, cracks, flaws,
waves, hlisicrs, etc. They are made from
pure quartz, very white and as transparent
a. the purrSt spring water. These goods are
not put on sale in the shops. They are only
ground and fitted to order. Thousands OF
people whoarc suffering with their eyes from
over lachrymatlon, pam over me eye All"
through the globe, II dull hcavincss of the
eve itself, a morbid feeling as though there
were sand imbcddcd in the mucous membrane
OF The lids, very sensible to light and AR ana
Il desire to partially close the eyes, or an in
cipent Inflammation in the globe OF lidS.
These and great many more troubles may,
We cited which can he entirely overcome il
the person SO afflicted will consult AN oc'list
who understands physical and physiological
optics, the laws of light, rcfrac,ion etc. -
There are very few cases of eyes or vision
hut can be brought To approximate nearly
Testimonials of the most substantial charnc-
to-. Cases treated since the Doctor has been
in town can be readily asctrtaincd by any.
person who will take the trouble to inquire
ONCE hours from to- y. m, II to . anu
to 8 p. IN.
aug l3 ly.
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The SGraI Budget.
BIZ AN AMATEUR.

We ere once more II getting up.
still another organ grinder appears on the
streets.
The suns rays are hot, very hot.
Gentlemen. sharpen up your 1azorS and
shave Off dull times.
lie does not trust and never bn'!s-thc
barber.
Our cigar manufacturer, Mr.. NJ. J. Whit
more left for Kansa, on visit to his brother
on Tuesday last.
A second base ball club has been gotten up
among some of our town fellows 10 play the
1re, nine on Saturday.
DR.. II. +. Mills of Baltimore City, made a
short visit over Sunday To DR.. NJ, f.,
Lcathcrman.
Not as many deaths occurred this summer
as their were last summer,
Oh, you card sharks,
Mr., George Landrrs left yesterday for the
Military Academy \, V, after Il visit of
about two months to his parents and many
friends, George, we wish You success,
Mrs. Zcppa Rogers Of New Haven Conn,
is visiting her mother Mrs. Maggie Grouse.
Mr.. II. NJ, Stokes of Indianapolis Ind, Is
visiting his brother and sisters of this place.
REruBlIcA,, PRIMARIEs.-Thc following
is a lis, of the delegates to the County Con
vcntion, named at the republican primaries
on Saturday last -
UAuvENs: Lewis Crawford, T, A, VAST
cr, Maurice hcrlrr, Robt Duphornc, Dir, c,
l., Wach,rr, I,rAm Toms, Anram Toms, Iii
ia Buhrmar. rrvid w, Wolf,
EMM1ron; ,,: Thos, Clahaugh Vim, A,
FraIry +, ii, Rowe, \, c, S,anshnry, +, f,
Krisc JOS W, Davidson. GEO. i, Gclwicks,
r, l., NALL, Joan +, Burket,
LEwIsrowN: DR. r + X Miller, W b Tay-
lor, G A Shook, } A p Matthias, 4 N Cra-
mcr, Andrew Abaugll, Elias Grushon, II NJ
Main, j III llinca.
MEcnANlcsTowN'S NJ Bircly, Col J II
Rouzcr, Jos + Webster, DR. II c Anders, X
II y Frcshour, Van b Osler, John Root, VIM
Stansbury, L J RlmsAurgh,
trc"c crstown, August cath 1887.
Elitor of Clarion,
Republican Primary was held in Crcagcrs.
town August 22nd by David RcighlIer being
called to the char and N Clay Cramcr Sec
rotary the following names are the Delegates
to the convention
DELEGATEs.-M. Clay Cramcr, David
Re. htcr, Edward krisc, II, a. liincA, En-
gene Staub, William Warner, John W. Grin
der, a. W. 10y, john kcihol'z.
CENTRAL CoMMlrrEE.-M. Clay rramcr
II. A. lIinca, G. W. 10y, Edward krisc
! William Warner.
Central Committee
! MEtIIANICSTowN DISTRICT: c \ Damuth
, Col j Il Rouzcr, VIM Stansbury, J + Webs
ter, J II Cover, G W Layman, ; VI BircIy
, y Croft.
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" hat happened
b B b b b i B y 3

RELIGIOUS The communion ofihc Lords
supper VS. admin Strrcd'ia Apples church
on Sunday last, hv the pastor, Rev. \. :.
Stoncr. The nous" WAS well filled and the
number OF commandment, quite encourage
ing. No communion Lad been held in this
church since April, $50. On the orEaniza-
ton Of Trinity church ut Mcchanicstown the
organization at Apples lap2cd. The build
ing had been abandoned except for funeral
occasions.
The ioin, consistorics of the Mechanics
town charcc nj ITS meeting III April, believe.
ing that it would I've to the interest of the
Charge advised the pastor TO preach there
occasionally Three services have been held
at intervals Of four weeks, all of which have
been wei! attended, showing that the decis-
ion of the Joint consstoric> was wise. AT
the preparatory service on Saturday the or
raniza,on WAS rr-ctcctrd Ivy the election Of
Abraham I.ohr and John Cyrus Tylcr TO the
Office Of Elder, Lcmucl Do,crer and VIM. A.
Barton TO that of Deacon and J. \. LOhr
Treasure.
The organization started with about thirty
five members and two were added on pr"fcs-
sion Of their faith. The members OF the little
band feel greatly encouraged and hope to he
able to MAINTAIN public worship there stated
". The members Of Trinity attended on E1aSSe
and the two congregations communcd to-
rc,hcr. There seemed to be the best of feel
ing between the mother and her child. In
decd she has grca, reason to feel proud OF
her youthful Offspring and, if the mother Is
not vet to die, 1t is dcvoutly to be wished
thar she will in future cherish, nourish ana
encourage the healthy growth Of her Child
AN that she in return will, treat her
mUlhcr with becoming respect.
On Sunday afternoon at Rocky Ridge
eight men hrrS were received into the Re-
formed church all hut one were heads of tam
lies. The McchanicgtOwn charge as it is
now constituted consists ofslX congregations
viz: - Trinity, SahilasvIlc, St. Jacobs,
Apples, Crca@crstown and Rocky Ridge.
One communion has been held in each of
.
t0ratr There were added to the several
congregations twcnty-nine members, five OF
these were only transferred from one congrc-
CATION TO another in the, same charge, two
were lost by death and three by dismissal,
leaving an actual net gain to the charge OF
nineteen adult members, eleven infants were
added by lap SIN and one lost 10y death. To
the Lord be Il the glory for the growth of
His church, Tnc benevolent contributions
amounted to $5,.1s Many Of the families
in each congrcg ttons have been visiterI ~
the new pastor aud to the others he wouid
say eve are con ing Have patience"
/ May the Coco Lord put it into the hearts
Of the Kind people Of this charge to make
strenuous efforts to have il divided into two
pastoral charges before another pastor kills
himself with over work and worry trying TO
serve il y /, i.
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cY A complete stock Of
SUGARS, SYRCPS AND OF
CERES

c8" A complete stock Of
SUGARS, SYRCPS AND OTHER GRO.
CERES
at lowest market rates at
Grimes & B0bltZ.
cY- HAMBURGS, INSERTIONS, LA,
CES, INDIA LINENS, VICTORIA
LAWNS, EDGINGS, ETC, at
Grimes & Boblitz..
rY- BACON, AND FISH
ut lowest rates at
Grimes & BOLlitM
EY' As the summer is advancing, we can
make it to the interest of all desiring to pur-
ch~e GOODS for the season to- give US Il
call Grimes Il Boblitz
CT Our stock OF SHOES has been
lately replenished and we invite in
spection Of the same. We be-
Eeve that "a nilnblc SIX
pence is worth more
than slow sllill-
ing"
sY Grimes Il BobltZ. 23t
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40 a mountain lot OF 81 acres. occ Dl!lS.
~" Plenty of light and vcntlation flies
shut out 10y screens fine, pure cosmetics; Keen
razors and desire to please are the induce
ments that should take you to Blacks hair
dressing and shaving saloon on Water-st OPP
positc Moravian Church.
Hair Gu, either with scissors or clippers.
aug 10 If
r3- Fox llENT-From September LIST
lsS5 to April lst, 1885, the building next
door west tpostotlcc now in my possession.
iulv 30 at GEO w. SPROW.
r#- NAUXIIAlL STALLION For SALE.-lhc
subscriber offers at Private Sale alta very
low Price and on easy terms, the well known
Henry II. Harris Stallion. He is perfectly
sound and solid and guaranteed to be sure
foal ccttrr. His colts ere second to none
gotten in the county. The horse will be
sold with or without the season of 1883, to
suit buyer Parties interested to know the
value of his past service will please call and
examine my books which show the exact in
come received from him.
Vauxhall is Il beautiful bay dark name,
lees and tail II hands high, weighs $50 lbs,
well broken and gentle, any child can han
die him For any further information call
on or address.
July @ ct. WIN. H. WARNtIt.
Aur % ct Graceham, Md.
SHILOu'S CURE will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
sold by Pr. VI. y. Lcathcrman.
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last. In the extreme nOrllleTn StitteS l'' "'0
formed and a killing frost prevailed on Mon
dav, Our cool wave was that frosty atmos-
phrrc diluted.
LISr or LETTERS remaining in the post
Office, Mcchanicatown, August "a, 1885.
Armar, Miss Lilly NJ Fostic, John
EYlrr, Miss Mollc $. Funk, d. II.
Sc!lman, Il. f. Freeze, Alfred
BARNES. Emory Stitrly, }. W.
Rraddock, Rev VIM !. Sharrr, Samuel
Borcn. Levi Tuppct, II. p.
Eylrr, Oliver WrcmS, Wilson cord
Fisher Geo. y. Brown, john
John Root, p. NJ.
G " llawsc, Bullrss Kun, w Va says in
the year 1888 he used 300 lbs Of compost,
made with Powelrs Prepared Chemicals, per
acre with wheat on very poor land and har-
vested lG bushels wheat per mere weighing
e. HIS to the bushrl, and has rs good stand
of grass as he ever saw. He says he now
,rrt, rs good results from poWclrs Prepared
Chemicals aS his ciyhbors get from frrll.
ilcY costing S34 per ton. Powrls Prepared
Chemicals cost 81 per hhl, a sufficient guam
tttr to make ore half ION complete fertilizer
,i1rc,s Hrowr Chemical Co Baltic, Md,
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notice was given in these columns of n mus.
real entertainment W II" ordinary "'' "' '",'.
was under r'hs'o'Fa'''h anu with "'"' "
Pfo'"o! o' gwen '"F'"2 '"'S '''""'" WV
ur al tb lln al, a rtnDrt II
arc Sf"'l"'" 10 Nc ANY w i'i'"'' ~ go w ''7
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We have just opened beautiful line of
STIFF HATS
of the latest styles Suitable for all agcs)
YOUNG MEN
don't fail to see them before you buy, as they
are the latest ont, We can please you both III
quality and price. Also on account OF the
increasing demand for our
BOOTS
we have laid in much larger stock, than IN
former years, in this line we have every
thing desired, from the finest TO the heaviest
AND, AT PRICES TO ASTONISlI YOU,
they are cheaper than ever; it will pay every
person interested in this line to examine our
stock before buying, az they cant be beat,
and don't forget that we have everything de-
sired in this line, therefore can't fail to ple'so
all both in quality and prices. Also
SHOES
of every description to be found at our place
and at prices to suit the times. Our
DRY GOODS
department is always kept up TO the stand
nrd.
GROCERY
department IN the lead.
HARDWARE AND TINWARE FULL Up.
Ouccnswarc and Ohio Stoneware running
over. Mackcrul are getting up call early
old prices.
MASON AND COUANSEY FRUIT JARS,
BACON, LARD, FISH, RAILS,
AND POSTS, LEATHER,
GUM BOOTS, SALT,
TRUNKS, OILS,
CORDUROY,
TAR,
COMFORTS,
GLOVES FOR
ALL PURPOSES, ROBES
WOODEN BLANKETS.
WOLF ROBES, MOLE SKIN
PANTS, CELLULOID COLLARS,
CItENIOTS, READY MADECLOTlllNG.
Aud in fact everything to he found in a
well regulated store can be found at our
piece"
Yours very respectfully Aug cot
COLTagFLDWER &
EY LER.
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LABoR AND CApITAL-If your system is
not in good condition, you lose time for labor
and lost labor is lost capital, therefore give
yourself strength and vigor by using Health
RestOrcr
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RELIGIOUS. THE Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered in st. Johns
Lutheran church on Sunday, Both inst, dur
ing the morning and evening services
Preparatory services will he held on Satur-
day at 2p.m. VIC. Wire, Pastor.
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ANOTHER FRESIIET.-On Thursday after
noon of last week u portion of this valley
was again dclugcd l'y the visitation OF Sc
rics of thunder storms While in this place
and east and south of town the rainfall was
light, in the western and northern sections
of the valley the rain was probably the hcav-
lest of the season, and considerable damage
was caused by the destruction of fencing
and the washing Of fields and roads. Catoc-
tin creek rose rapidly and again ovcrllowcd
its banks, the water reaching within two
feet of the high mark it attained during the
food on the night of the I'd INST, and of
course much damage resulted thcrcfrom.-
Valley Register.
A RAPID CIGAR MAKER-John L. Alt.
hotF, native OF Hanover, but vino accom-
panied Mcssrs. Lilly L. Murray, cigar manu-
f.cturers, to this city from Manchester, Car
roll county, in April 1884 and who left Fred
erick on Saturday to try his fortune else
where, Is set down as tie fastest cigar maker
that ever worked in this city Mr. Althotf
could make his 700 cigars day with ease Of
the s15 and $50 class, while it is said the
average workman could turn out but three
or four hundred. His employers once offer
ed to bet that John could make | 600 cigars,
out and out, in ten hours and guaranteed no
slouchv work but the bet was never taken
up. This record is hard to bcat.-Aews.
Rev. y. N. IIarnsh Of South Bend Pa,
was unanimously elected Pastor of the Re
formed Church in this place on Sunday last
and the call to the Office has been sent TO
him. Chronicle.
PAsTORATE ACCEPTED.-Rcv. ;. A. l)lchl
of Baskerville, Cumberland county, Pa, last
Thursday notified Mr.. George w. Dcyilhiss,
corresponding secretary of Woodsboro
| Lutheran charge, that he would accept the
call rendered him by that charge, and would
enter upon the discharge of his duties the
first week in September. Rev MIR. Dichl is
graduate of Pennsylvania College and of
Gettysburg Theological Seminary, and has
been pastor of the charge which he leaves
for the past nine years. Thc charge, the
pastoral duties of which he will soon assume,
embraces Woodsboro', Mt. Zion, st. Peters
and Union Chapel.
MARYLAND LAWYERS IN A BIC SUlT-A
suit has been brought in the Circuit Court
of the United States for Northern Illinois by
Gilbert ID. Milspaugh against the Pullman
Palace Car Company and others to recover
portion of the town of Pullman, upon
which arc located the works ofthc company
Mr.. William Richie, the senior member OF
the firm of the claimants attorneys, is
brother of Chief Judge Richie, Of this city.
lie has been praciicing law i'll Chicago for
abou, four years, and has acquired high
position at that bar. Col. Albert Rilchc, of
Baltimore, and Hon. $. Corning Judd, of
Chicago are also attorneys for the claiment
Times.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-08-27

HHCovERED.--Mr, Brent kcvscr who had
been unite i'll at his home in the city has re-
covered sufficiently TO make the trip to DR..
Mgphcrson's at Auburn.
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IT. W. Bennett will sell at public sale in
from, of Tux CLARION OFFICE on Saturday
afternoon reXt, his farm near this place. See
advertisement,
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c2lcw Embellishments
ESTIsAY NOTICE.

Come upon thcsprcmiscs Of the subscriber
one
MOUSE COLORED STEER,
full grown with horns; it also carries bell.
The owner is hereby notified to come for
ward prove property, pay charges and take
it away.
NELSON WILHIDE,
aug % 1T McchanlrStown.
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NEW HOTEL. - Mr.. James Smith, of
Woodsboro, is rapidly progressing with his
new hotel 1t IS now under roof, and will
he finished by the middle of October. When
completed it will present very handsome
appearance, and will be great improve
mcnt to the town. Eleven carpenters are
now nj work