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The Press., 1885-04-02
UPSTAIRS DEPARTMENT.

MT. Fsrre kept one the largest and most complete stocks of Wrappers Children's Dresses, Dressing Sacks, to be found in the city. No lady should leave the store until this department has been inspected In 1t will be found many
 : EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. Lot l-Cambric Wrappers 6sc. Ferre's price q Lot 2-Cambr1c Wrappers 7bc. Ferre's price $1.ss Lot 3-Cambric Wrappers $1. Ferre's price 31.se Childrens Cambrc Dresses at 25c, worth soc. Children's Waists at 25 and &C., half price. A lot of Childrens fine White Suits, at Great Re- duction from Ferre's prices.
 Tremendous Bargains in Jersey Waists at syKc, never before sold under s1.s0
 Look at Russian Circulars offer at S9.S0 former price $7.50
 The prices on these goods are far below the market value, fact accounted for by the purchase of the
 BANKRUPT STOCK of c. D. Ferre It is practically impossible for to mention all the BARGAINS we have to offer at this time.
 wewonld respectfully invite the ladies of Spring field. Chicopee, Holyoke, Westfeld, Northampton, Amherst and other places to visit our store during this, OUR GREATEST EFFORT
 To give the Public Bargains. HAIR GOODS.
 It is wellknown that MT. Ferre kept the best assort- ment of Hair Goods in the city, We will ofer the balance of his stock at great reduction from his prices. Mrs. Whitney, so long in this Department with Mr. Fe1re will be found with and win bs hap py to all her old customers.
The Press., 1885-04-02
ROCKvHE.I.M.

100 girls employed at Bedding & Co.'S silk left work on: Monday because Of .ne- vanced. They suffered ten per cent re- duction in January, ,and now claim that bet ter times justify their desire for restorsaa. ton of the old schedule.
The Press., 1885-04-02
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
MT. c. D. PIERRE had the reputation of keeping tA st-assorted stock of

MT. C. D. PIERRE had the reputation of keeping As best-assorted stock of CORSETS in Springfield In 1t we found all the well-knowR makes of French, German and American manufac- lures. We have put tn entire line sale at just about half Mfr Ferre's prices. We would respectful y ask MT Ferre's old customers to call and examine, and at the same time secure part of the Bargains. LOT Mo- 1-160 Doz. assorted styles at 9Sc. Tsrre's price soc.
 LOT Noa-175 doz. assorted styles at szkc. Fesrs's price 75c.
 LOT No. s-1ao dox. assorted styles at soc. Ferres price $1
 LOT Mo- 4-s4 dog. assorted styles at e9Nc. Ferre's
 price $1.2B.
 LOT No 5-sO doz. assorted styles at znc-, errs's
 price $1.50 ''' .~.t LOTS at $1 2s, $lSo and $1.7s, st just one-haR Mir
 Ferre's original prices.
 In the last four lots will be found many fine FRENCH and GERMAN GooDs.
 During the tremendous rush of business yesterday, lines got broken in sizes before the end of the day. butkwe have supplemented the stock and Ladies will find 1t complete with some Extra Bargains not before put sale, as it was impossible to show the entire line at first
The Press., 1885-04-02
Advice to Hfothersi.,

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by,a sick child and crying with pain of cut
 ting: :teet7 If so, sendat oaee and getsa bott1e ot TEETH1Na. It's value is incalcuable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend upon it,
 entery and darrhoea regulates the stomach and bow els, cures wind coic, spftens the gnms reduces in- aaImstiop and g1yss tone ana energy to the whole CHILDREN TEETHINa is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female nurses and in the United States and is sale by all druggists throughout the world. Price +25 cents bottle.
The Press., 1885-04-02
ELLINGTON. ]. s ;: : SQUARE POND.


 --Within little over two weeks three per. sons have died in one house at Square ronu. p!sFa@Ss !. 4
 Thomas Sabin died at Belchertown. Mass. !. Sunday evening at the great age of 1O1 years, 3 months and days There has been only a very gradual decline of his fac. ulties and powers since the Tooth birthday celebration, December 22d, 1883. What may he:called his last sickness was of hard ly more than a weeks duration, and then the ouly disease was a slight cold. He was born in Ellington, Conn. this m mar riage to Abigail 'Durfey 1he settled on a small farm in Wilbrahanl, whence, after seven years, in 1913, he moved to the farm on which he has lived eyer since. He be- came member of the Congregational church in Belchertown by letter from the church in Wilbraham. His membership antedates that of;any other person now in the church by more than four years. Tn the churchs he has always held an honorsd standing, and until within a. few years he was a constant attendant He reared a family of five children, one only4iofawhom survives him--Dea. Lyman. .Sabin; senior deacon of the church, and for .nnnaanyys years the responsible manager Of the large. well kept and productive farzn upon which the life of the family in town has been spent.
The Press., 1885-04-02

Miss Cleveland and Mrs. Heyt; the ii1resss ident's sisters, are republicans, Ess 'tes
The Press., 1885-04-02
HOME NEWS.

fE-THosE indebted to this office should need no reminder of the great present need of money to be used in refttng for business. Please dont wait for personal duns.
The Press., 1885-04-02
SMITH & MURRAY,

Our great Bankrupt Sale of c. D. Ferre's stock of LADIES' UNDERWEAR and CORSETS still in pro- gress with abatement the crowds of purchasers We shall offer in every department Extraordinary Bar gains. Our effort to place before Springfed pub lie the greatest values in Ladies' Cotton Underwear and Corsets ever known has, we are happy to state been responded to during the past three days by the largest crowds of purchasers on the floors of any establishment In Springfield It simply means we have the Bargains we advertise Its well-known fact Mr. C. D. Ferre kept the best appointed stock of LADIES COTTON UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, SKIRTS BUSTLES, Erc., in Springfield Having purchased the Entire Stssk ss large discount from ACTUAL CosT, we are prepared to offer to the Ladies of Springfield and Western Mass achusetts the most ASTONISHING BARGAINS We ever had the pleasure of placing Counters. We will simply assert, that we will offer of the most marvellous values ever seen in Springfield.
 COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPkRTMENT. MT. c. D. FERRIS many years experience in these Goods puts us in position to offer the finest aseort. ment of
 COTTON UNDERWEAR At just about 50 Cents tn. Dollar, and in many
 cases ''actually much ess'
 NIGHT GOWNS. LOT -7S Doz Assorted Styles, at s7sc Ferre's prcs LOT s1Ss' ike D0z' Assorted Styles at ''c Fs's' p's' LOT s-es Dog. Assorted Styles, at sakc. Ferrs's
 price $1. LOT 4-5s Dog. at 7sc. Ferre's price N.SS LOT 6-46 Dog. at s7Hc. Ferre's price sl.so LOTS at $1, $1.12h, SIPS, $1.s71E, and $1.SS
 AT HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICES
 CORsETs COVERS. We shall open another full assortment of Corset Covers this morning. at still lower prices than those quoted during the first part of the Sale. LOT i-Made from Barker Cotton, lakc. Fcrrss LOT 2-Made from Lonsdale Cambris. :1sc. Fsrs's price, 37hc. LOT 3-Made from Barker Cotton with Edge, 1s cts. LOT 4-Made from Lonsdale Cambric with Edgs ct 23c. Ferre's price BOG. LOT S-Made from Lonsdale Cambric and Hamburg Edge at 25c. Ferres price soc.
 DRAWERS. LOT 1Made from best Cotton and fine tucks, all spss at 2sc. Ferres price 50c. LOT 2-Made from Fruit Cotton with fine tucks and Cambric frills and Hamburgs, at 87kc. Fe9rs'a price, 75c. LOTS at 60c, S2c., 6sc., at just the half of Ferres prices.
 SKIRTS. LOT 1-Skirts made from Fruit Cotton, with Lons dale Cambric and fine tucks on skirt and rune at 4Sc. Ferre's price 75c. LOT 2-Skirts made from c. B. cotton with Lonsdale Cambrc rufie, and six fine tucks and one wide tuck in a cluster, a.. 59 cents. Ferres price e1. LOT 3-Skirts made from Fruit Cotton, with wide Hamburg dounce at 7sc. Ferre's price si. 50. A Great Bargain.
The Press., 1885-04-02
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN j LINEN DEPARTMENT.

We have inst received 15 Cases of Linen Goods di rect from the manufacturer in Dunfermne, Scetiand which we have placed on safe at very low prices. 50 doz large size Huck Towels at Sc. worth Ice. 50 doz large size Al-Linen Huck at 1oc. worth lSc 75 dox. large size Cream Damask Towels ct 1a,<c, worth 17c.
 1 50 doz extra fine Huck Towels at 12kc. worth 9oc. s6 dog .22x44 Crepe Towels at 13kc. worth s0e, 150 doz Damask Towels assorted patterns, very large size, fine quality, at 19c. worh 2Sc. 200 dog. extra fine Damask Towels, at 2Sc worth s7x 100 doz. < very Heavy Nspkins. at q, worth tlsJ 100 dog. $ Fine Napkins at $l.25, worth sl.ss 50 doz $ very fine Napkins. at $l.so worth a. 100 dog. extra fine Napkins at s1.7S, sslsx, sss0 qualities, at si.50, $9oo, $s.60, A.76. case of Beached Damaske, assorted, ct soc, sake 75c, sbc, $11s are really worth from 1Tc. to SVc per yard more. N 8E3F EE case extra fine and heavy Cream Damask at sOe, worth 75c.
 70 pieces THE VERY BEST TURKEY-RHD DAM. ASKS at 42c, well worth CSC. case Crochet Quilts at soc, worth 7Bc.
 fine Crochet Quilts at 75c, never sold under l
 very heavy Crochet Quilts at sllo worth sis7k EVERY HoUsEKEEPRR OUGHT TO sKE TEE BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING IN
 LINEN GOODS.
 SMITH c MURRAY, It SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
The Press., 1885-04-02

Augustus Sumner, brother of E. B. and E. G. Sumner, died at St. Louis, Mo, of paralysis o1 Thursday morning, (Marcn 26th). He had been sick for some. months. but telegram to his sbrothefs' announcing his death received Yhursday morning, was 'unexpected.- It.iltt,s aats Q. .Jossalas ;.
The Press., 1885-04-02
The naant of tha smithville nan,3;jffao. M, ,. ot

The agent of the Smithville mannfactur- ing company at Willimantic, received or: ders from the owners .on. $ "Wednesday to run ont the stock now on hand as soon as possible, when the mills will be closed for an indefinite length of time. TIiis will be in about two weeks, and will: :thrpw about 300 persons out of eIGT lnynent.. '. :,. Y
The Press., 1885-04-02
Local Notices.

T still have the agency for the celebrated James Means Shoe, also full line of Men's Fine and Medium Calf Goods of the latest styses at lowest prices. ". E. Hanley, Or onoco Block.
 Large stock Ladies' Spring Newmarkets at A. w. Walkers
 D. Burns the Springfield furniture deal CT, has reitted the extensive basement of his large ware house, at 409 Main-st., and stock ed it with beautiful variety of new chamber sets in black walnut, cherry and mahogany. It is generally accepted that his prices are the lowest.
 Big lot of Window Shades and Curtains received this morning at Parsons's
The Press., 1885-04-02

--Within little over two weeks three per. sons have died in one house at Square Pond. pt -s eg@g A s8 sS e+ s2sf sM9ga .
The Press., 1885-04-02

Rev. George R. Spink ended his service as pastor of the First Universalist church of East Providence last Sunday, and in- tends to identify himself with the Episco- palian church and be confirmed next SuE-
The Press., 1885-04-02

General Grant s physicians fear 8 recur renee of unfavorable symptoms at any time, One of them said Monday nigh, that the Generals. :unfavorab.e attack. were the results of the progress of his dis ease, and were not surprise to his phys' clans. They cannot, of course, tell how long their patient may live. But his fail ing strength, and the certainty of recur ring sudden and alarming indications, leat them to the conclusion that he may die & any time, and that he cannot last many days at best. -....--
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What can be done.

BY trying again and keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds Of hopeless cases of
Kidney and Liver complaint have been cur
ed by Electric Diitcrs, after everything else
had been tried in vain &c. don't think there
is no cure for you, but try Electric Bit'crs.
There is no medicine 50 safe, so pure, aid 50
perfect Blood Purifier. Electric Bntcrs
will cure Dyspepsia Diabetes and all Disease
of the kidneys, Invaluable in affections o.
Stomach and LAYER, and overcome all Urin-
airy Difficulties.
Large Bottles only 50 cts at
NJ +. icathcrman'>
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

Order Of Publication
Julia Ann Sophia Sample
Jerome Sample,
No. .5gHS Esssaity.
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In tie CtyrUt Cart tDr Fre7Grirh CoHiV
sitting tn Eq"Hy.
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l'''S>"" y '''S'''"'',' ~ ''''''' " ">''N>
rjnr"I" m"ht'""H" ana TO change '''c name OF
the plaintiff from Ju)a Ann Sophia Sample
to her mqiden name Julia Ann Sophia Bigys
Tno n,u,,r,r,.
~ NV, ~, ''',, ,.:,.;r., l,a,,d,,t ,rorc
lS'' .''' WY t'''''''''' , ''''' >> '>'''''
married December 18th 1863.
onl Thn, they had two children viz: AL
r.r, .a,,, : .u,,1r.,d CLAYTON rdr,mcr Sam.
',' '0o'' v, ''''. .,l, j.,
pie both OF whom are ADULTS ana icS'"c III
Frederick County, Maryland.
3rl Thn, plaintiff has ALWAYS strictly OBJ
.,.r,nI hrr mlri,nl VOWS and her conlucl has
,,r'o,'. hrrn ,,rnrpr and without Ipproach
i,E rhp, al .nio,,l deserted and ahandon-
~, hnr ,t ,hn nnl of fnur wears without any
yhn,.,errr
KIN Th,, IrGnlant i 4 nonresident of
tine State Of MARYLAND.
9th. Tia, defendant has frequently com
miltrd adultery. .,, ,;s.;
h' 'h"rS'S urI',''1n ,, Mrc u, nrn.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

PRAYER FoA SUNDAY SCHooIs.-Thc
Committee Of London Sunday School Tn
ion once more ask the attention Of their
friends and irlow-workers TO the season of
Universal Prayer for Sunday schools.
1t is suggested that ON Lords Day morn
ing, October IS, from TO O'Clock, private
microscopy prayer be Offered on behalf Of
Sunday Schools.
That the opening engagements of the
morning school be preceded hya meeting of
the teachers for prayer.
That ministers he asked to preach special
sermons on the claims of the Sunday school
and the necessity for increased intelligence
and conservation on the part ofteachcrs.
That in the afternoon the ordinary engage
mcnts of each school be shortened, and the
scholars unite in u devotional service, inter
gpcYscd with singing and appropriate address
rs. 70 This service the parents Of the schtl-
ars might Lc invited,
az hat it The close OF the afternoon or even
ing service, the teachers, in union with 9TH
pr Christians, meet for Thanksgiving and
PRAYER
That on Monday morning, October 10,
teachers again br,Lg ihcir scholars, one by
5.c, in private prayer before God.
That in the cs,lse of the day, the female
.c;r!.ers Of cacn school hold meeting for
united prayer and thanksgiving.
That IN the evening, each church or con
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15
Estray Notice.
oct - It

Came to the subscribers residence near
Buzzr,ls Saw Mill Frederick County on the
9TH day Of October and broke into my en-
closure one white and red spotted heifer, one
dark brown hcifer with a white stripe along
her back with I'elD one dark red hclter
with white spots on her face, and one red
heifrr the first two without horns the last
two with horns
The owner or owners of The above describ
cd hcfrrs will please come forward, prove
property pay expenses and damages and
take them away.
AARON CALLAHAN.
oct Sth If
SHILOH'S CURE Will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
sold by Or. A. j.. Letherman,
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New Advertisements.

Report of Salrs--lN. White, Agent.

Report OF Salrs--F. White, Agent.
SCISSORS, BruilrrS, &c. Globe MnUt. Co.
Another Fresh ARRIVAL oliilowrr Il Bro,
Save MS trouble friends, by getting your
"ropv in ON Tucsday Several large adv'S
came in this week on "Wednesday morning.
We. hould Eavr the "torm' made up -h>rt-
|, after noon on Wednesday, if we would
have the routine work Of tie office run
smoothly.
YOU might rs wei try 10 ride Il kangaroo
around the r,lrr OF IL rainbow H$ to cnucaVoI
to run a country newspaper on less cash than
it earns. Jump OH your most doci!r kang
the next time YOU see Il rainbow and if YOU
make mess of the trip, come pay the
printer.
DAMAGE Survive have been informed
that Mr. W \ Hahn of this place has insI-
,u,,d sur, against the W. MI. railroad com
panv for damages for the killing Of his son
at Ed~cmont last Summer. The company
has been sued in the circuit court for this
county and the case is set for this court.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

To the Puhlic.-Ashland, Pl. Dec. Is, SO.
This is to certify that for ten days ! was
constipa,vl and in the hands OF several cad
in" physicians, without help rom them. DR.
pioutz being lhcn at Ashland, was called on
and after Giving two doses Of the DR.. O"lIl!
& Pfrutz' bilious pills, was, entirely cured
and able 10 attend to my work | heartily
recommend him to my friends. Resi- cctfuIly
George Lewis.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

A. wind,torm prevailed during Tuesday
night,
SALE or A FARM--Rcmcmbc TINT on
Saturday, 18th, Mr. Jerc, Flohr will sell his
farm lying east of this town. See ADV.
Some of the finest ChcstAuts we have ever
seen are now being sold in our town; they
are not very plentiful, however,
Mr.. Abram Roddy moved INFO his new
res dcncc on the f. & +. turnpike opposite
Tic railway station one day last week.
Not bad wheat growing weather during
the past ten days; il is looking very well but
is not yet ready for the winter.
The synod of the Potomac, Reformed
Church in the S, will convene in Cham
bcrsburg, Pa, October Goth, 1855, at y p m.
Rev 4 b Son'r will preach in Trinity Re.
formed Church next Sunday evening on
"Thc Rewards of sunday School Workers."
PUBLIC SALr.-I Clay Cramnr will sell
Il valuable lot Of personal property at his
home in Crcagtrstown on Monday next,
October 70. See bills.
Mr. Raymon G. Reich who was named by
the late Democratic Convention for the
House of Delegates has declined to serve and
Mr. VIM Y Chiywcll of BuckrystoWn has
been substituted,
We should be nightly pleased to hear
~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

H. Clay Dclaplan" has taken chnr~c OF the
'Cramer" store in Crccgcr>t0wn ant Will
cnlcavor to keep up the record Of the former
proprietor a. Il live, energetic merchant. Mr.,
y will no, permit the demand to outstrip
his disposition TO accommodate.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

Mr., Raphael r. Evlrr, a former citizen of
this pace, now of lIaAcn, Md, visited his
flien.ls here this week. Mr.. +. is in i'll
health and is compelled to use crulcA and
-, f.,Nn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

RrMov\I.-Dr. J. s. Mckenzie, oculs', of
Frederick civ will remove his Off e on the
2Sth inst, t. East Patrick street, over the
Telephone Exchange.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

The W. Nd. pay car passed this way on
Monday last; the employees were paid OF for
August.
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SDrilsGEsvld Letter.
CDD}'u7jg2

carved. A large eagle with ouiSirr'chcd
wings is carved above the door to the main
entrance from the north.
As You enter, the spacious, double draw
ing room is TO the RIGHT. II is not yet com
| plctcd. The wood work is of carved black
walnut. A mantle of the same material Is
to he placed in the front room Which costs
81 800. TO the left as you enter is the kc-
crption room with wood work Of carved ma
hogany and trcscoin. Of pale blue. The
round tower forms part of this room. We
entered this room from the west, now pass
| inc ont on the south and crossing fine hall
! from tlc ,a&t. we enter tie library, most
deliberately furnished with mahogany wood
carvings and plate glass To the east are
| three large windows the halt of which are
stained glass representing scenes OF poetry
! The center glass has Il portrait of Lon@trl-
| low, ON one side is Evangcinc at the sea
shore, and on the other Evang"linc at the
/ death bed of her father. The fir, scoing is of
! light ! lonzc. What paradise this will be
when these shelves are filled with choice
volumes of literature and rare books of an
/ tiuuitv. But we leave this room and pro-
coed TO the west. Passing the Tread, fine
/ stairway, we are Shown Il large window OF
/ stained glass costing 500 but it Is being
| boarded up, we could not sec the design -
We pass the passenger elevator and cntcl
the dining room in the southern part Of tn,
| building. The scenes depicted III thc wood
! carving are birds, fowls, deer, fruits OF al!
| kinds and nations and whatever could tempt
the annette. In the one window hunting
/ scene is represent, 4, in anotlcr water fowl
| and in the other Il dog pursuing Il hare. One
/ of these windows cost $500. The trcSColng
| is dark pink and wood work is cherry a
( more tlan ! eco. There is large china
/ closet attached to this room also Butcr'>
I Pantry. Crossing narrow hail, We cnt'l
! the hrrs lfa>t room Under which i the llitch
en-. \ dun,b waiter is 10 be placed here
/ There is n servants sitting room and various
! o;hcr apartments on this floor. The base
. mcnt is Il perfect maze OF brick walls and
pipcs \ freight elevator passes from Tic
! basement to the attic. On the 2nd floor is a
! fine suite If looms in mahogany with bath
, room and dressing room attHchct for In" 'lS'
/ of Mr. AMI Mis-. Mast. A large room tni-
nishcd in white walnut, finely carved, is So,
apart for IL >,r WHO may become sick. 1t
seems tp nr it, bcauIcS would cure disease
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

Mr.. Abram Roddy moved INFO his new
res dcncc on the f. & +. turnpike opposite
tic railway station one day last week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

Not bad wheat growing weather during
the past ten days; il is looking very well, out
is not yet ready for the winter.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

The long winter evenings are with us; the
disposition tN congr, cate iii saloons and
stores might he made available to found a
lycCum, Ivy which every one would lie enc
fitted. We have suggested this so often in
the past, however, that we Shall not tax our
space and your patience by making more
than casual mention Of the idea.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

Butter % cents; eggs - cents in the local
market.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

One of our citiZ,nS having claimed in the
He'll Gate explosion ON Saturday last was the
biggest thing of the kind known, one OF his
hearers smiled iron.co-sadly and sail that
the explosion which occurs a, l1l3 p. III.
when he gets home u!rcd,' makes Hell Gate
scrcrrh obviously OF. its hinges.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

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CA, rifles. pnpcr and brass Shells, loaGing i'm.
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oct ST N. j. ALBAUGH.
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

Some of the finest chcstAuls we have ever
seen are now being sold in oNr town; they
are not very plentiful, however.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-10-15

Is" The Baltimore Daily and Sun lay
American for salr at the Millcr IloUs" by
oct st Mics {. Miller,