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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-23

Restorer.
CROWDED OUT.--Wc arc in receipt three
Interesting communications, two of which
are decidedly to the point on questions OF
public interest and concern. They will APP
pear next week
The Union Bridge base ball club held {
meeting Tuesday night and elected the fol
lowing officers: DR.. s, s. Wright, Manage,
and President; d. A. Donnelly, Captain; II
Il. Rumspcrt, treasurer G. F. Weigandt, Jr
secretary.-Inder.
To FILL A VACANCy.-Mr. VIM. II. 10y
one of the town commissioners elected on
Monday Of last week having declined &c
serve, an election to fill the vacancy was held
yesterday. We may state that Mr.. 10y
did not desire the position, in fact, declined
it in advance of the election, but the knowl-
edge of his decision not being general, he
was elected.
Rev. Mr.. Escl, a divine ofthc p E. church
has been in our town for several months and
OBLIGATED here regularly every Sunday. On
Wednesday last he left for parish in Essex
Co., N. Y to which he has been assigned
Rev. Esch is a literally educated man and q
pleasing talker we shall miss his really in
structive conversations and his little flock
here, his acceptable mnistratlons.
EXIT ExcuANaE.-On Monday last force
of hands under the instructions of Mr. 4. l..
Miller arrived here Oh their way to Emmits-
burg. They notified us that in case we did
not pay the rent to July list, cash down and
futher agree to 60 on club wire to Frcdcr-
ick with all that might 60 through from EN-.
mitsburg, our instrument would be removed.
They then went to Emm,sbuag and made
like propositions, to which II, ary all the
subscribers objected. On Tuesday morning
the exchange was removed, thus ending
within year, a career of prosperity as fore
shadowcd by the company s tirst experience
that far outshone slower going and more
conservative towns. Our relations with the
Emmitsburg exchange during the past ten
months have been most cordial and VIC are
bound to speak kind word at parting with
the very efficient and ohliging operators,
Misses Belle and Annie Holman. We have
been informed that but four instruments re-
main in Emmitsburg to go through on the
club line to the Frederick exchange, SIC
gloria munAt on Wednesday,
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Do Net Trinc.

With a cold, thinking it will pass of in
few days, but get bottle Of DuLacs "Swiss
Balsam' ana sec what a few doses will do
for you. Affords relief in every instance.
Quick, safe and reliable. Price IS and 75c.
Sold by N. L. Leatherman and r. With
crow Mechanicstown.
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Nearly E,Wery Case.

OF consumption can be traced to neglected
cold that finally become seated in the lungs,
when by timely use ola few doses Of Du
.Lac's "Swiss Balsam" the danger could bave
been averted. This REMEDY win afford relief
In every instance. Contains no morphine
or opium. Price IS and rs cer.ees Sold BY
Ross r. Witherow and Dr. Leatherzaan
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A Hint to Parents.

Parents are your children subject to Group
DuLac's Swiss Balsam' is specific IN
Group, ond is perfectly harmless. Contains
no morphine or opium, and pleasant to take
No child will hesitate to take it, Sold by
NJ. Z. Lcathcrman and X. +. Withcrow
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bour-
bon, Ind says; Both myself and wife owe
our lives to SlIfLOK'S CONSUMPTION
CURE" Sold by NJ. Z Leathcrman.
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BURNED his FEScE.-On Monday after
noon last Mr.. Jonn Hill set fire to some
brush, when fence in proximity to the
brush heap caught and a number Of panels
was DESTROYED.
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Local Items.
CInriOn's Telephone Call 23l-2.
Sale Register.

Joseph A. and John F. D. Miller, trustees
will sell the home farm at Millcrs Bridge,
Monocacy, on Thursday, April SOth, at pub
lie sale. See adv.
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FIVE INrRoTnMrNrs.-- risk nothing
when We make the statement that the West.
crn Nd. railroad company has their hes,
equipped station right here in Mechanics
town Work has been done here lately
which adds much to the value and ccnvcn-
fence Of the property. A handsome water
tank has jus. been completed, the first story
of which is an Octagonal frame weather.
boarded and stripped, the tank which con
tains 10000 gallons is the second story: this is
covered by 4 roof and pretty brackc,ed
cornicc finishes it up. A truck placed on a
track carries baggage and express from the
car to the fear OF the platform next the wag-
on drive; plank side walk extends around
and beyond the water station and the entire
side walk to Church-st has been tillc,l up and
the heretofore Objectionable crossing q. the
street has been rcmcticd by placing q trunk
under the path, into which all the water
during wet seasons will flow and the path
be kept in good repair, A platform has also
been erected between the siding and main
track for the use Of the engineer when "oil-
ing up" Water from the tank has been in
PRODUCED into the depot and basin placed
there for the use Of travellers. 1t is also the
intention TO place water closet in the rear
of the waiting rooms. We have now two
tanks here, one each for east and west bound
trains, nccessitating but one stop, either way
This work has been donc under the super
vision Of Mr. Irwin 10y, the very efficient
chief Of the Bridge Gang. Oar town is
placed under obligations to Mr.. hoy and his
slpcriors for their labors in tho interest Of
the convenience of our people.
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SPRING WINDS AND CoLDs.-Now is the
time that changeable weather and winds
cause colds on the lungs, and to relieve the
cough Wild Cherry Syrup is the best and
rost effectual
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Really and unquestionably, now, Gentle
Spring, hast thou come for to stay; answer
by zephyr coy maiden.
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Delicious bread, biscuits and cakes can be
made by using Drew's Yeast Powder
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tous SYSTEM We deal with an instance O
virtual malfeasance in office. Just what i
might be in case of an attempt to make i
practically such, we are unable TO say, bu
| we do not hesitate to ask the readers Of TIL
CLARION to view it in the light Of a patcn
and willful wrong.
Read it and give it your closest considera
ton; no successful denial need be anticipa
ted while a contradiction will simply be fol
lowed by names, facts and figures and mos
certainly further proof of the correctness O
our position, by the publication Of otter ant
parallel cases.
THE New BoARp.--The newly elected
board of town comm ssioners has organized
and is ready for business
They find the affairs Of the Borough in
good shape, the actual debt being something
over $780, including in the claims, the ex.
pensc occurred in placing drain on East
Main-st The streets arc in fairly good re
pair all the bridges and culverts in the town
are comparatively new the tax basis has in
creased rapidly during the past year and the
indications at present are that there will be
much more added during the present sum-
mcr. 1t is useless to consider lower rate
than 20 cents on the 800 and this late will
now yield nearly or quite 1910, every dollar
Of which should be expended, for it is a very
slow, going sort of q borough that feels $500
Indebtedness to he a burden.
Of the total sum, at least 1875 should be
placed in some new work IF pernancn, M
proyemcnt, $3.50 being ample to pay all sal
aries, furnish light and keep up repairs The
office Of Burgess is not wholly charge
upon the Borough as this officer collects
from SIS to $40 annually in fines, as q set
off to his salary of $50. The out going board
having completed the work on the drain
that will connect with that to be placed in
the alley east Of Carrol.-st, it will probably
remain as found by the incoming board in
fact, that would seem to be the only thing to
be done and it will remain to be seen what
VIII become necessary should be done, when
and after the flow of water on, of the drain
begins There being q fall Of feet ST nch-
cs from the mouth of the drain to the surface
of the water in RouZcr's Branch, distance
of 46l feet, ii has been suggested that earth
en- thing be used to carry the water beneath
the surface, between these points. We are
satisfied that the board may be relied upon
and we are certainly sure that the Carroll st
people should not he hampcrcd in their at
tempt to drain that alley 1T their own cx-
pense, first, because they ask nothing I'M
reasonable and second, because in our opin-
ion the Borough is responsible for and could
be made provide against the inconvenience
and damage caused by tie water turned upon
their lands by the railroad company.
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The Western Maryland Railroad Compa.
ny, in arranging their spring and summer
schedule, it is understood, will pay attention
to the accommodation and development N
milk trains which have been run from Union
Bridge, As miles from Baltimore, have a large
business, ranging from 1900 to 1000 gallons
n day. 1t is proposed to start these trains
f ON Mechanicstown, 50 miles from Balt-
more The Frederick Division of the Penn
sylvani;i Railroad intends to put on milk
trains to traverse The country between Fred
crick, Md, and Litslestown,Pa These trains
will meet the early morning milk train Of the
Western Maryland at the junction of these
roads, and the milk will he delivered in Bal
timorc by \. NJ. A milk train was tired
on the Frederick Division several years ago,
but did not do well. Now, however, there
is 4 loud cry for it among tho farmers, who
cannot raise grain at profit with the ruling
prices, and they are turning their attention
to dairying and more diversified farming
than heretofore. The farmers guarantee from
1900 to 2,0uD gallons Of milk +. day, from the
first starting of the train. The farmers in
the Cumberland Valley of Pennsylvania are
also asking for facilities from the Western
Maryland for sending milk to Baltimore and
President Hood will look into the natter
An carly train leaves Shippensburg, Cham
bershurg, and other stations for Baltimore,
and it is feasible to have milk sent troI.. the
Cumberland Valley to this city early enough
to meet the demands of tho trade. The train
could not be started early enough to connect
with the milk train from Mechancs:own,
but it would reach Baltimore in ample time
That region is well adapted to darying,
which is constantly growing in importance.
Springs and streams abound, and the soil is
adapted to grazing. Baltimore consumers
will reap an advantage in getting All addl-
tional supply pure, rich milk
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Eggs for HatcllfnE.

From pure Brown Lcghorns one setting
Of Is Eggs so cts.
inch 10 4t VIM. IsOUDY.
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A Coop BUNGEss.-Mr. john G.. Hess haa
proven to be 30 efficient as burgess Of EN-.
,nitsburgthat there is strong demand for his
reelection We have noted the fact that he
has been able and impartial in the discharge
of his duties and our sister town should bc
guided by the desires ofthose who have APP
prcciated his services.
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TNUMMUNECNT I
MOttcr's station Items.

Mr.. Editor:
Please give little space in your paper for
3 few items from Mo,tcr's Station onceagain.
The Emmi,shurg railroad is doing lite a
freight.
S!ncc the appointment Of Mr.. James B. FL
der as general manager the road has did re-
markedly we'll. A ncw engine has been pur-
chased, and two new cars; q mile or more
has been Land with steel rail, also Il grca.
many new ties bought and placed in the
road, which shows Mr. Elders capabilities
as Il manager of the road, all of which has
been accomplished since his management of
the road.
Mr.. VIM II. Mot,er, Jr, made quite al
Improvement in placing culvcrt across the
county road opposite Mr.. NJ J. Eichcbcr
g'r's store, something which has been need
cl for some time Nh Mottcr is an excel
lent supervisor. Tie county commissioners
made no mistake in appointing Mr.. Mottcr
as supervisor of public roads.
l. NJ. Fisher did quite thriving business
in his line last week sold four new Western
wagons, two Crcamcrs, and a number of
plows.
f, S. knode still looking up nice horses
for which he will pay fancy prices.
Mr.. James Warthcn of Baltimore paid us
a visit last week. james is a good fellow
Come soon again JAMES
l. Nj. Fishers interesting little boy, Willie.
has been quite i'll for several days past with
intermittent fever, but under the skillful
lr alment of DR.. Bob Amman, will be all
right in few days. Horace.
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Flour. Feed. Etc. Etc.

". A. Lynn has for sale, Corn, Oats, Bran,
Middlings. Flour, Cracked Corn, Corn Meal,
Canned Fruit, Dried Fruit, Potatoes, Lard
and Country cured Bacon.
eB- Goods will be delivered promptly by
persons leaving their orders at my storcroo1n,
BY giving strict attention to business, |
hope to receive share of the public patron
age. .4S1
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For SALE CHEAr--Onc complete set of
loading implements for No. 10 Breech load
ing Gun. Inquire at
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LIME.~-Nr, Nc!.on Wihidc Will begin t:
burn l'nr this spring a: the kilns south o.
town and he will licepa stock constant,
on Land daring the year. men u 81.
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Strikes arc Occurring

All over the country, but you have Cough
or cold the best thing you can do is 10 strike
for DR.. M. E. Leatherman's drug store, and
get bottle of DuLac's "Swiss Balsam"
Also for sale by Ross T. WthcroH.
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GraccIlaln Gems.

Two more paveMcnts.
A. J. Valentine and Franklin Colliflower
have each put down very substantial pave
ment to their sidencc.
Poplar wood. quite new enterprise in
our midst, is that of the wholesale purchase
Of poplar wood by s. NJ. Birely of Graceham.
lNessrs. l.. G. Smith & Co., are now, and
have been for several days of the past week,
busily engaged packing large quantity of
hay in the nciyhborhoud of Rocky Ridge.
Messrs. B. Colltlowcr & Bro. have gone
to the city, and will return by Thursday,
with full stock, and varied assortment Of
general merchandise.
April Goth 1885.
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Three Carroll county postmasters have re-
signed, rs follows John B. Eppley,at Union
Bridge; Charles Il. Norris, at New Windsor,
and Frank Hollonberry at Frizclsburg.-
Their places have been filled by three Dem
ocrats, Thomas Jones succeeding Mr.. Ep-
pey; DR.. John +. Burlington succeeding
Mr. Norris. and Silns NJ Fish succeeding
Mr. HOllonherrY
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MILK-Mr. Nelson Wilhde will star, o
wagon April 1st, to deliver milk to the CHI.
zcns Of Mechanicstown. He will furnish a
prime article and the wagons will run twice
dailu
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AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. --Messra. l..
T. Miller and Adam d. Bircly Of Double
Pipe Greek have enga ,ed in the sale Of ag-
ricultural machinery, creameries, churns and
plumbers supplies. They will not do an
agency business but will purchase outright
at the factory all the machinery handled by
them. They should thus be in position to
off the very best Of Inducements to pur-
chascrs
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New Advertisements.

Pictures Of Yoursclf-Bus Local.
Free to Farmers
For Boys and Girls i
Books Given Away
Spring Invoice, Colliilowcr
House Pump.
Barrel Churns.
Briggs Pianos.
Gasoline Stoves.
Carpets, Carpcts--At Roots.
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Coop PRlcEs FOR WooD -Nr. Samuel
II. Birely of Graceham advertises for $4,000
cords of poplar wood he will also buy linn
wood and will pay the highest prices for it
to any station on the w. Nd. railroad. Mr..
p having made contract for the delivery
OF this wood, i, will be TO the interest of al!
WHO may have such to correspond with INN
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Z. M. Fishers
FARM MACH1N cry
WAREHOUSES;
AT
MOTTER' STATION,
AND
TANEYTOWN.

-G93 g.
The following leading makes Of First class
Farm Machinery is kept for sale by me at
| the warehouses named above.
THE "EMP1RE'
TRACTION. PORTABLE AND STA
TIONARY ENGINES;
THE EMPIRE"
THRESHER AND GLOVER HULLER
THE NEW OSBORNE
| STEEL FRAME LIGHT HARVESTER
AND
TWlNE BINDER;
NO. BAND NO 8 OSBORNE
SINGLE REAPER;
! NO. 2FRONT CUT and NO, 5 REAR CUT
OSBORNE MOWER;
THE NEW NO 4 OSBORNE
LIGHT MOWER;
THE IMPROVED IIAGERSTOWN
"EKPlRE" GRAIN DRILL,
THE SUPERIOR" GRAIN DRILL;
THE IlENCH & DRCAfGOLD
COMBINED
CORN Pillow AND PLANTER;
THE CORBIN DISK HARROW;
THE EVANS" AND TIE CHAMPION
CORN PLANTERS;
The Little Giant Riding Bar tlow, the
South Bend and the Oliver Chilled, Econo-
mist, ut. JOY and other bar plows;
Double and Single Shovel Plows;
The Thomas" "Chicttain" and other
HOUSEWARES;
The Poyncer and other Wnca: Fans;
The Webster" Wagon,
with the valuable
TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT;
New York and Western Buggics;
Single and Double Harness
The Genuine French Burr
STONE MILL;
Cider Minis, Iron and Wood, lift and force
pumpstle Buckeye Force fump Speclaity
Rubber Betting, Sections for Rcapers and
Mowers, ,Winc for all kinds Of Binders at
rock bottom prices;
Moseley's Cabinet Creamery,
The Stoddard Churn,
Awarded Diploma at Nd. State Fair at Ela-
gerstown in 1884. =,
Morcs Pyramdal Milk Strainer and B,''
Worker and a large and completely and
Agricultural Implements, Mac
Repairs, 4
Al goods sold ,.r,ctly ON 'hSr merits snd ana
not ran ,1 t IS hv warehouses before buying
r. VI. Fisher.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran
tee il. Sold by DR.. NJ f. Lcatherman.
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CATARRH CURED, health and swee
breath secured by Shloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
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| LABOR AND CAr1TAL.-Tf 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
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Insolyent Notice.
Taihcrt Clayton Stoekstial e

Taibcrt Clayton S,ocksdal e
On PctitOn---No. 1861 Insolvents.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the 2ts.
~ clay of May 1857 succeeding this date,
|, been fixed for the appearance before the
Circuit Court of Frederick County of Tai.
bert Clayton StockseFale, al APPLICANT for tho
bent lit ~ the 18Th Article Of the Maryland
Code of Public General laws, entitled "ln-
snl1cnts,' and the Acts of Assembly of
Maryland supplemental thereto to answer
such intcrrogator4cs OF allegations az hs
creditors, tndorsers, or surctcs may propose
or alegs against him; at which time an
place his creLi,0rs and all others interWe-
may attend and shcw cause, if,he 4s,h
have, why the said Talbcrt ssss,rcsaid, AMI
dale should not have thSNarvyana supple
Article If the Mar,
the Acts of As Hi"Se"'
mental th JOHN X. EOlzEtst
Permanent Iru-'rr.
s1,71 o,Ts CATAiiRH REMEnS- .n q
HlilLoll t,r Cusar.h, npthrvIa' aa"t
pos'1... Month Sold by ~ '''"''' ..
I,.n,h,r,r Eaginss aud Insertions ,'I ~
-, rvcrnstins trimmings, anu 'aoe s ~
" >,, variety, at ali prices Just re, rev, ,r1
great variety ~ GRIMES u BoBLlTz,
i.b ST
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lScuBATons.-Any one sending us 10 cts.
we will toward them directions for making
and incubator that will hold $50 eggs.
GRIFFITH g. co.
apr 90 St EVANSVILLE, ONO.
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NEW SUPERINTENDENT The position Of
Superintendent Of this division of the Chcs
apeake and Potomac Telephone Co. now
held by Mr. E. l.. Miller of Frederick will be
placed on May list in the hands Of MIR. Frank
Kennedy, at present, manager of the Fla
gerstown exchange. Mr.. Miller will as
sumo the duties of another position, whether
a promotion or not, we arc uniformed.
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w. 4. LYNN.

New GOODS AT "EooT's.' Relying upon
a fairly Frightening prospect in all branches
Of trade and the present excellent outlook
for the fam and other indus; RIGS, l have just
rcp1cnishcd my stock of store goods and my
shelves are again carrying a line that | be-
lievc IS warranted by the promise Of better
times.
have endcavored to meet every rcalirc-
mcnt Of the trade and have not b.oken the
rule long observed, OF keeping tie leading
assortment CT styles in Dress Goods, Fancy
Notions, Cloths, Cassimcres and Ladies and
Gents furnishing goods generally.
Direct attention is called to our extensive
list Of shoes with The Noted Carlisle Shoe
st the head of the list Specially.
The large Stock and neat patterns Of car
pet, oil cloth ard mating should be exam
incd by al! buyers sales in this line have
been heavy, due to the goods and prices.
Respectfully soliciting your trade, re-
main Very truly yours,
apr 1Gtf JOHN ROOT
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Flour.

"TRUMPS" AND LEADER"
fully up TO the Standard.
J C. MARTIN d co.
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for the coming season. A sufficient amount
having been subscribed it WAS decided to re-
organize and make the coming season as
successful if possible as that Of last year.
when the club gained for itself "a good repu-
tstion. ranking first among the amateur clubs
Of the State. Charles V. Wantz has been
elected president, and c; Robert Miller, sec
rntarv CSnf;u.}
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ErGe to Farmers.

To secure 100000 new subscribers during
next sixty days, We will actuly send the best
farmers magazine in the u. S. free for one
entire year year to every ono sending us at
once the names of ten farmers and 12-2ct
stamps for postage etc. Regular Price
$lo0. Address NATIONAL AGRICCL-
TURIST, Nunda, N. Y. apr % Pm
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CROWDED OUr.-Wc are in receipt three
interesting communications, two of which
are decidedly to the point on questions of
public interest and concern. They will ap-
near next wetk.
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Cabbage Plants for sale by II, W. Bennett
from Sanford's Nurseries. One Dollar per
100. apr 8 st..
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II p'at'en, Esq, Snow Hill, Md.'
saws IN W year 1894 he nscl fertilizer
made with Powell's Prepared Chemicals, 200
Pa to the acre, on corn with very satisiacto-
~ results. This economical fertilizer is com
ncnled by farmers in three.fourths of the
States Of the Union, and can be bought for
$500 per lmrrcl-a sufficient quantity to
make onc-half ten of complete fertilizer
Brown Chemical Co. manufacturers, Balti-
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Prime lot Of Locust Posts and Chestnut
Rails for sale a: CatcCtin Furnaces