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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1885-09-26

DHoSPHATE.-T Maryland Ferti-.
Il lizing and Manufacturing Company
propose to sell their Alkaline Bone Phos-
phate, this season, at reduced rates, and of
improved quality. 1t will be to the advan--
tape of the farming community to see the,
undersigned before purchasing for the next.
crop. VIM. A. MANNHEIM;
iuly 1S:tf Agent.
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OATTLE EXCHANGE.

u
We have on hand at this time and will con-
tinue during the Fall season to furnish farmers
with the very best of Heifers. for Ia
breeding purposes and for feeding; NM
also Steers for feeding or grazing. IL II.
Our selections will be made in Kentucky,
Virginia, Ohio and Illinois. We can furnish
Cattle from either of those sections as cheap
as any other set of men in the business. We
will exchange Heifers and Steers for Fresh
Cows and Back Springers. Our cattle can be
seen at the Fair Grounds, near Westminster.
Persons wishing to purchase Cattle and
have not got the money can have any reason
able time by giving satisfactory notes. For
further information apply in person or by
letter to HAINES & CO., Westminster, Nd,
or P. H. l.. MYERS Il SON, Bachman's
Mills, Md. sept264t
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Carroll county, in Maryland, letters tes-
tamentary on the Personal Estate of
JULIA A. COLE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 26th day of April,
1886; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 22nd day of
September, 1885.
ISAAC N. COLE,
sep26:4t Acting Executor.
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Our stock has been bought for cash, our
expenses are very light, therefore enabling us
TO SELL VERY CHEAP.
WE SELL
"A Unbleached Muslin at &c per yard.
"A Bleached Muslin at SC per yard.
Bed Ticking Gle per yard.
Dark Calico 4c per yard.
Best Calico &c per yard.
Satin Finish Calico &c per yard.
Elegant Dress Goods sc per yard.
ALL NEW GOODS; NO OLD STOCK ON
HAND.
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"a It E R I N G..

James Hopes and George Sommers, late of
New York, have engaged in the Catering
business, and are prepared to furnish Dinners,
Suppers and Refreshments at short notice
and in frst-ciass style. Address or call on
them at Westminster sep12,tf
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The fever epidemic in Plymouth, Pa,
which was supposed to have subsidized, has
broken out afresh.
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FOR COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE TREASURY,
J. FRANK TURNER.
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MO. 2s1s EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Thomas A. Barnes, Trustee, Plaintiff, VS.. Jno.
I. Ingels, Defendant.
Ordered this 18th day of September. A. D.,
1885, that the account of the auditor filed in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof, be shown
on or before the 9th day of October, next;
provided a copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county
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NOTICE OF THE STRINGS
OE THE
Officers of Registration of Voters,
for the October Sitting.

Notice is hereby given to the citizens of
Carroll county, that the Officers of Reglistraa;;
county, will sit in their respective election
districts for the purpose of revising and COM
pleting the registration of voters, for two
successive days, commencing with and in
Guiding the first Monday in October, 1885,
from O'clock a. M, to o'clock, p. M,
which said DAYS will be
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baltimore COUNTY FAIR,

Timonium, Northern Central R. w.
10 miles from Baltimore
SEPTEMBER 90 & 80, and OCTOBER W.
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BICYCLES REDUCED.
SIS to $40 REDUCTION from former prices
during the next thirty days.

C. E. FINK,
p1 If Westmlnster, Nd.
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WE ARE NOW OPEN
With a complete line of
NOTIONS, &C.,

FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
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FOR CLERK OF THE COURT OF APPEALS,
SPENCER c. JONES.
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DEMocRATIc TICKET.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1885.
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GEO. A. MILLER. Clerk.

True copy,-Test:
sep 1927 GEo. A. MILLER, Clerk.
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II IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

sep 26:4t Administrator W. A.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
WayneSbcrO' Items.



ityou will be kind enough to allow me {
small space in your paper, will cndravor t,
give the many readers of the CLARION a de
scriptlon in q small. way, of this place There
is at this time nine churches in this town. al
different denominations Of which | will, in
my next letter give, their names, and mum
Der Of members as near as can. There is
only three hotels, and no drinking saloons
50 far as | hHve been to discover, wnich
speaks well oft'lcplacc considering the pop
u'a'ion which will give in my next.
Th" Skating Rink is well patrDnizcd one
Of the C"rrrt Bands being in attendance ev-
cry evening. We have two very GOOD
bonds at this p'a >" two Fire Companies. one
Ct which is the Hook and Ladder Company
comp IS Of between scvcnty-tivc AMI a
hundred m"n. We also have market
twice Il week Tuesday and Saturday where
you can get everything that Is l;ulatcIln to
the taste. Tho shops are starting up tolor
able brisk. Fricks shops is now runnnr 10
hours a day and working good many hands
The Gc;Srr shop is not doing quite 50 well
it has been running Only hours Il day and
only 5 days. 4 week bat I tIu'i that will
c'Hnyr shortly. NpY af er hrronit niorrac-
qlainl"d with the place and surroundings
will give YOU a minute account of til" do,
in-> OF this place, in f1", will give you itc
history and origin. Nore anon. II
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
h:slsaaEsGsilip ktr!t,a.

-Hr. ). p. Ambrose ha7 purchased ti,
right of patent ironing oard for ;ticchnn
icstoNn, Tmmtshurg and !Iauyrls Il -tIj,t,
and has begun to push lis canvass and j.
meeting with success.
.Nrs Ku,crcv who purrhasaA tle ,roncr
ty of James II. Ham, has arrived from
Springfield, Ohio, md ,u,;rn nns....;o, -.
the same.
N Rover .,,.lo1 -, 80. u,.
FOREIGN coin Of the dqtn If l-o2
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
gsca.!s Of Ge!. .EGisN s.. saHg:Api.

Col. John B. kpnkcl, rcsi,ling nt and pro
prictor of the Cntoctin Furnaces died Of
dr. psy on SUNDAY night last. The deceased
has not cnoycd roiatst health for several
years, or particularly since th" death of his
wife, something uvcr two years ago Dur-
ing The winter the deceased suffered from, All
acute attack ofpnenmona but had recover
Ell from this. His death came more Sudden
" tln.n was appGeh"ndcd, although he had
been seriously III during the preceding week
Col. kunkcl was the son of tie late John
kunAc'; the family is an oil on. in this
county, his ancestor having cmigratel from
Germany in the year 1,}2. The deceased
was tanner originally having hccn cngag-
gagged with his father in that business in
Frederick city He was also engaged in The
importation and sale of hides IN .he city of
Phlad.Ephn for several years and failed
He purchased the Catoctin Furnaces about
twenty six years ago asak up until 1913 WAS
enfinertly successtuf ana succeeded in ac-
ClEmlllating large wealth. Just priorto the
financial crisis Of lS..3 he huilt the large an
thrarit" stack an,s IN this work expended .
large sum Of money and series of unsuc-
ocStul attempts to get it to Wrik properly,
Epccsstattd an enormous outlay from which
nc return came. The flatncss thHt followed
in the iron trade enforced a series of stop
pages, but witllal whenever the price ST iron
promised even tomakc it possible topro,1ucc
it without kSs Mr.. Kunkcl started the fur
mace and gave all the employment that he
conld ic thus undoubtIy kept want from
door Of many OF the hands while he proba-
bly, did so at his own host The building of
the new furnace was probably a mistake, yet
that one false Step, we blicye tAat
he was Il ahrcWd and able financicr his alil
i,y to do what he has done since 1878 points
TO The truth of the above, During late years
it was his dcs,rc to dispose Of the property
to JOINT stock company, of which he wish
cd to be a member by retaining q large own |
rrship of stock; tins project ncarcd success
'cvcra! times but finally cam" to nought.
The deceased was q man ofintellgcncc, of |
able and courteous; his kindness Of heart |
was unqucsioncd BY those WHO lived near
i md cum" IN htrs ,"o:a, 'sa &:o "o'
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
It'll arri ages,


On Tuesday morning April It'll in the Cath
olic church. George r. Warthen and Mss
ClHG" ii. Livcrs, both Of this county.
On the 2Glh u't. in Woodshorc,' George NJ
Cntsail and Mss Ida i. saydcr, both of
WOodsboro.'
On the 25th alt, in the lutheran Church,
Nrcagcrsl own, Ivy Rev. !. Milton Snyder
Charles II krsc OF New Midway, to Miss
Rosa NJ. >iathias, Of CrcaycrStown.
On April 5th, 1855, at residence of rroom's
parents, LcWistown, by Rev. j Milton
Snyder, -Hr. William u. Finnry of Lewis
town and Mss Anna Isabel " Her of Ca
toctn Furnace, beth Of this county.
AZ the Lutheran Church, this place, on Sun
day evening APRIL 5th, by Rev W. G.
Wire, George +. Ionson and Emma }.
Black, of this place.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
Grareflalla Gems.

Mrs. Owen Dorsey, with her daughters,
returned on Tuesday evening last from, Day
ton 0.
l. G Smith has made some progress toward
the erection of his new residence, opposite
his warehouse.
Several of our citizens were in Fre,iorirl;
City today, taking advantage Of the Carn.
val excursion rates.
April 1885, ZIP.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

some Of poorer families Of ratociin Far
naccs will feel the loss Of li,n'
The deceased was 6, years old; he leaves
seven children, three sons and four daughters
ihc remains were uttered IN Nil. NHvet Gem.
etc'y, Frederick City yesterday Wednesday,
afternoon.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
CoMMUNlC >TEp.
WOttes's Station ltrn,s.

WI, JNitbl:
Please give small space in Your paper (ol
few items from Mo.;er's Station.
Mi l. VI. Fisher is doing quite flourish.
ing business in machinery Of various kinds
such aa the Osborn seIfbinling harvester
mowers, WagoHs, Nggics, plows, harrows
and all kinds Of machinery that tile farmer
can desire and at bottom prices.
J. NJ, Fisher is a gentleman OFF business
qualifications, and will no doubt command
hIS share OF the public patronage and having
The assistance Of his brother-in law, Mr. VIM
Dorsey gentleman Of pleasing manners
who 'sIi be at the warcrooms in the absence
of the former
Mr.. r. T. Knode il dealing in horses cx-
tcnsvcly at the Station.
Mr.. NJ. j. Ejchaclbcrgcr of this place is
doing quite brisk trade in the mawhu;tilc
business, sells at the lowest cash prices, has,
had considerable experience in the business
and with the assistance of his two gentle
manly sons, Clarence and Gregg, who arc
ever ready to wait on their customers, will
cone in iorthcir share Of the public patron.
age.
A CHALLENGE.
Mr.. Settler of New York state, will bet
S2o that he can put more hay through one of
Dcdcrick ) continuous Hay presses than any
man in Frederick Co. or adjoining Go. the
challenge stands open 2 weeks from date, if
taken up will take place at Motter's Station
in ten hours each or ) hours at the option Of
thrD.trtt.@9 interested.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
c3fen t$7MtYji.@:: 1t: .:'t.;;
zsassssverst N0eics',
Talb"rt Clayton S,t"ckslal c

On Prt;!ua~NO. ttt1 tn-plVrnt'.
NJ Office is hereby given, that tie 2ts
~ day Of May 1880, &uccecding his date
HIS been fixed for the appearance before thr
Circuit Court o! Frederick County of Tai
bert Clayton Stoc,lsdalo, al applicant for n,
benefit of the 43th Article Of The MaryIn
Code Of Public General Laws, entitled! "(n
sol7ents,' and the Acts Of Ass,nhl, ot
Maryland supplemental thereto so answer
such iiltclrogatories or allegations as hi
crrditor2 cntiorsers, or sUrct:cs nay I.opost
'r n'lrge against him a; whici. time and
place his creditors and Ill others interested
may attend anA ehcw cause, if any they
have, why .!lc said 'Taihcrt Clayton Stocks
da!" should moi have the benefit Of, ,ho ASH!
Article Of the Na,yiund Code, uGorcaaij, ant!
the Aca Of Assembly Of Maryland supple
mental thereto as prayed
Test,
OliN K. ROUIER,
apr y It Permanent Trustee.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
Local Items.
C!:srion's Telephone Call 23I-2.
Sale Register.

Miller & Crous; will sell at the Miller
House Oh Saturday April 1lth. Livery
stock and Fixtures and other articles See
bills and advertisement
Mrs. W. II Ward will sell lot of person
al property Oh Saturday lth at . clock
Joseph A. and John F. D. Miller, trustees
will sell the home farm at Mllcrs Bridge
Monocacy, on Thursday, April @olh, at pub
lie sale. See adv.
Drcw's Yeast Powder Is the purcst cheap
est, strongest made. Sold ry country merch-
uNts.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

Salvation Oil is the greatest pain destroy
or Of any age or cline, For the cure of
neuralgia, rheumatism, and wounds occa-
stoned by accidents, such as cuts, bruses,
sprains, burns, and irCsthitcs It has no equal
Price only 25 cents bottle
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
View Advertisements.

Public +ale--.)os A. and f. ID Miller T'rus
Notice to Crelitors-J. K Rouzcr, Trustee
Insolvcnt Notce--J r. R1uzcr, Trustee.
Financial Statement nt--Mcchanicstpwn.
Store ADV d Eylcr
License Notice.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

Capt. Charles Is. Withcrs, OF Walkcrsvillc
this county, has organized military com
pany, and made formal application to Col
II, kyd Douglass, through s. F. Thomas
for fifty muskcts and all necessary accoutrc-
mCnts.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
VIM. Roddy' Lcghorn eggs are pure and
they sell li!l hot cakes.

Collision. Owing to the breaking Of a
switch rod on the w Nd. railroad on Tues
day, the fast mail colldcd with the Union
Bridge accommodation. The track was
torn up for some distance and the two en-
gines damaged slightly. No one injured
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

Mr. \ Eyster has taken possession Of the
Western Maryland Hotel E.nmitshurg. He
purchased the properly a few weeks ago Il.
mOrtgAgce's sale.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

Mr.. A. f. Ramshurg formerly Of this
place, lately of near Liberty, has removed to
Frederick.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

MIIoJsNEss.--.A periodical complaint with
many and very annoying, but soon relieved
by DR.. Fahrncv's Health Re>tortr. Try it,
only $l>O0 at DR.. Lcatherman's drug store.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

DR.. Hiram Buhrman's family have arrived
and he has taken possession Of Mr.. John
Rouzer's dwelling opposite the Lutheran
Church, where he may be found at all times
except when professionally cngnged.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

Rcperts fDm the rec! land roads arr to
the effect that during the past ten days they
have been at their very worst almost as
bad as they were ever known to be.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

Work on the sewer in they alley running
from Main st to Factory Ave, east of Car
roll street has been commenced.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

Rye must needs grow rapidly if it would
show a head ~it.in the next twenty.one
days.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

RETUENED.--Mr. Simon p. Roldy who
Saturday last The bee business took him
there and he believes that his trip will be a
profitable one.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
\ magnificent Easter

II s,rS. Gran. Crpl>c and John FayOritr
have opened out in the livery stable busincss
in Etnmitsburr.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
.ISs g. t. GIGe@e @

Having sold my Stock Of Goois to i Col
liiow"r N Bro all persons indebted 10 me
are requested tn
SETTLE TIIEln ACCOINT~.
by Cash or Note al AZ early date
NNn,a u. Arnna.atnsa,ik
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
12teafhy,

On Friday, 3rti inst. in CreaeerstoWn, Cal
vim II, =. son Of William H. Warner, u~rl .
Ar,f& month. - - .'t,a-
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

The following from an exchange is both
truthful and pointed: "You may be able tc
get large city weekly filled with accounts
of murder, scandal cases, cock fights, etc., fOl
the same money you get your home paper
for but those city wccklies do not advertise
| your county and make your property yalu
able They do not help along your schools
and churches; they do not publish your
county news; they say nothing of you and
your town and have no interests in YOU. A
good newsy paper is as much advantage to
town or county as are good schools Stand
by your home paper, for they always stand
by you. and are ever on the look out for your
intcrests'
The CARN1vAL at Frederick on Monday
was success, although not SO decided as
former ones in the way of trades display. -
This feature will probably degenerate in the
future, but the comic clement will likely i'm
prove, as this Que is accepted rs being the
best yet in this particular. This is exactly
as it should be; a carnival should tend rail,.
er to attract attention from all that is real
and serious III life; its purpose should be
that OF enivcning the spirit, torpid and in
need OF a retrcsh1ning at the "brcakng l,p of
a hard winter If Ere ltrlck will in the til-
turc, lay Itself ont to get up II vcritablc mas
rlrrade and comic extravaganza and leave
out all prctrnsc Of trade DISPLAY at its I1astcr
Namivals, 1t will realize fully proper idea
and may by be relied upon to cXctl thereto
Should such con option Of a carnival be
fully carried ont, it will ass,,rcdlv become
one of Frcler;ck's permanent institutions as
arr the county conventions, the tramp a-y.
NJ and the county fair.
DONATIONS. On Easter M )ndav after.
noon the congregation of Trinity Reformed
church here made the new pastor, Rev.
- Stonrr and his family hearty welcome
by waiting upon them at the parsonage, zach
bearing articles Of value. We are n.ormu!
that the donation was a most liberal nnranl
that the meeting thus broush, ahou, hvtw4cn
his congregation proved to be Invaluable in
the way Of breaking the reserve of Strangers
AN"TlER.-On Easter Monday evening
Il portion of Rev W. {. Wires cunurrya,;on
caIi'd al the parsonage. laden with rch
stores for his lardcr Thc parry was gotten
up as surprise and about ninc'y were pres.
cll u'rlng the evening: one of the m st l-
'crcs'ing features of the occasion was the
'in'lng Of a Twenty Dollar gold p crcly, the
Aost; 1t burst upon his vision just as he
was in the act of placing in proper position
or til" reception of etlhlcs, his plate. which
lad h""T, according to an ncAp i,ablr Gus
ON, placed in a position requiring such re,
'~SaI The worthy pastor and his excellent
Nltr gave the strongest evidence of their fun
appreciation Of the favors and the donors
WJoEcd their appreciated cH lts and spenl
N evening in profitable socnl cnjUymrnt
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

B. II. Gr'swold, general passenger agent
of the Western Maryland Railroad, has fully
recovered from 4 severe puncturcd wound of
the right hand, caused by a fall on the ice
The point ofa pair Of scissors was driven
into the ball Of his thumb, and his friends
were afraid Of locljaw.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

SERVICES HEwANnEp.- Mother Fmphc-
mia ot' st Joseph has substantially reward
a the EmmitoAurg fire company for The ne
bic work dove hy that organization at the
l,t,, ti,r
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
EcZcill a,

Lc1ema is one Of the ugicst and most
troublesome of all blood diseases Ii pro-
eetds from humors in the blood which are
sometimes very difficult to eradicate For
ave wear years Mr.J d, kndefer, ofGrccn-
i d'le, Va, suffered terribly from this disease.
] II" writes Finding no relief in the many
medicines I'LL used Browns Iron Hi,tcrs, I
purchased three bottles; from the use Of
"hicl! haT" ohtoi:trd almost entire relief.
lr,c'hmcnd it to every one in my neigh.
'Hri.oo9 for an" lieo-,cg 9t the blood and
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09
License Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to al persons
and bodies, corporate "r polite, who
may he entitled to l'ic".!sc th,t they m8T
obtain y l. "cnep "i rene" the same on OK
hrf re IT."
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

NRH HrrLnlNG&--Na E.,t-str {: ,lli.
place, Mr.. Y, A. l..:1M's AoIr IN feed store
- "hont r.nAn|"t"l an! Mr. Martin Over
i.o'z"r a< }ar"o stable il coarse Of build
lng on his property on that street, now oc-
"npel hy him, lately in HE occupancy Of
,U.s. John W Shaw.
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

FARMER VS.. TELEPHONE. Mr.. joseph
l.. llaines, living near Lin"ood this county,
is making some trouble for the telephone
G 'mpanv. The poles were erected on the
county road running Though his farm about
On" year ago, and Tie line has been working
ever s nco that time About three weeks
ago Mr., iiainrs notified the company to re-
NOV" the pu!es and threatened to cut them
down if his order was not complied W til
within od"ys Monday evening put his
threat il to execution. cutting down three al
i"rn"|r poles, t''ns destroying She connection
between this place and Westminster except
by WAY of the Frederick wire. The super
intcnlcnt viii investigate the c@Sc,-l.. b
Ere,
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

EASTER ENEKciaF.S at TIC Lutheran
Church, this Place, on last Sunday evening
were bright, entertaining and nstruciiyc.--
On platform erected about the pulpi; VIA
q proiusion Of flowers and in the midst vi
them two designed lilies, large enorch TO
cneIGse in each a little gir a. petal. These
with two Others on the plat form rrciicd q
pretty moral f,hl" in verse, and sang "Sw cr,
Lilies y the remainder OF the exercises con.
sisted of Responsive readings and singing,
the latter being collection Of the old and
familiar churc! airs. Envelopes containing
an Easter Offering from the school for
Home Missions, were collected and the re.
eponse was certainly liberal No, the least
entertaining feature Of The evenings cycr
rlses was that Of thc marriage Of Mr.. George
AonSon formerly of this locality, now of
Wayncsboro Pa, and Miss Emma Gaurhtcr
of Mr {. II Black of Our town. This came
III the nature of q surprise as the intended
ceremony had been kept profoundly a So.
crct. The couple was attended by Mr.. Chas
b ack and Miss Mill" }.i,!ip, the wedding
party appearing at tn. chancel at The cen.
clusiOn of tie Easter exercises
Catoctin clarion., 1885-04-09

-HvCn NEEDED REpA1R.--tronr our
earliest rccolecti"ns of this place is the i'm
preston left upon our mind that our vehicle
would not likely last until we got over the
nile Of road between this place and Grace.
ham; this was on the occasion Of our first
visit here about II years ago and during
those years we have recognized tie same old
road. a movement is HOw on foot, first TO
secure by private subscription the largest
amount attainabc to be expended in i'm
proving this piece Of road and second, by
petition. to secure at the hands Of the Coun.
~ commissioners an extra appropriation -
should the latter meet W ilh the success that
the former has We may look forward to a
time when it will not he sure death to the
buggy spring to travel over the road at a
greater speed than three miles an hour. We
trust That those in charge of the matter will
see to Ii, that men of recognized weight and
influence with our board of Commissioners,
wait upon them with IL" petition. There
can be 10 question as to the Justice of the
demand to be made OF The county board and
we believe that The extra appropriation may
be secured, it representative men appear be-
fore the board to as, for it. The men of
this town and locality have subscribed li,-- |
nr" '!y and if tie county responds, we wiu
have good and lasting roa,l. As il now is,
/ is u disgrace to the two towne, Graceham