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Sabillasyillc Items.

Tack" died and his epitaph remains to be
written. He willed me his "Immortap pen
and said use it to better advantage than |
have done. Newspaper men have lost my
name and you are aware how it was done.
have no advice to give you only be care
full, be steady, go slow, not much at time,
but often Now will be at it.
The Holidays have passed and the fun is
over, and what is funny now Is, there was
no swelled heads to be operated upon, al
though there were a company of 20 all told,
with muskcts went to Mr.. NJ. E. Shelters to
attack his cider barrel, but grindstone APP
Piles filled the bill, so New Year ushered in
upon us while we were eating mot drinking
and were merry. DOC" was not disappoint-
ed, although he was elected Captain by a
unanimous vote, for he never drinks any
thing harder than-well you may guess.
DR.. Charles s. Wachter who has located
here is doing finely, and is very much liked
by the people. He is fine gentleman and
from the practice he has had, if we are al
lowed to judge, he proves himself good
practitioner.
We have no skating rink but / expect we
will have band. 1t is almost fact any
way, for it has been talked Of
A valuable horse belonging to Levi Lich-
tenberger was kicked very badly few
nights ago.
Prof G.. N. Stem has opened writing
school which is well patronized.
VIM Flaugher, our blacksmith, has taker
in his son as partner, and they are doing 1
lively business, although tinee are Gull
New Years day being the birth Gay o
Nj f. F. Harbaugh, his children made hun
a very nice present OF a valuable arm, chai.
at the same time presented their mother viii
a fine set of dishes. This certainly vas
most noble tribute of respect.
The maddest man al the Holidays was tn
man who got the incest and sweetest preser
of us all. have notion to tell who he was
but he laisht Ahoct Inc, but let him shoot
John Watson. The present was aga
baby"
Click goes the Editors scissors.
| IKE ToorE
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Rocky Ridge Items.

As had not written any news from THIS
place for some time, thought it would not
be out of place to give you sketch or ruth-
er All outline of the doiugs at this place, but
do not look for anything very interesting, as
the times are dull business 10 stagnated, con
sequently news is scarce. We have had =
good many weddings around this point this
winter, the latest believe was Mis-. l.. v.
Creager and VIM j. Valentine. There is
others we believe that arc contemplating
matrimony.
There will be quite a changing around
this coming spring about this place.
Mr.. Josiah Dotterer calculates to open up
. grocery and confectionery, the first of Feb
ruary; nothing like it.
There will be any amount of sales this
spring in this neghborhood.
Mr. Andrew Hankey and wife have gone
on visit to the Little Cove, will be gone
for couple weeks
/ will stop for this time, unless weary
your patience. H.
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Owens Creek items.

Mr.. Irvine Fisher, who left here last
spring for the west, has returned and bro't
home with him a wife. He married Miss
Laura Wcddle formerly of this county. All
were glad to know of his return.
Mr.. Reynolds of lIagerstown was the
guest of Mr.. II. A. Uinca last week.
W. M. Martin is having built to his order,
in England, Il tile brccch loading gun. 1t
will be ono of the daisie guns Of tins coun-
try when completed.
With much regret and grief were we call
ed upon to attribute our last earthly respects
to our beloved companion and schoolmate,
one among the few, whom we can safely say
had never given ofensc to any one. and led
a devout christian life. Her life was an cx
elnpary cue and ne,lei for imitation, and
should be a warning to all, as her death
oh ,ws how soon and Unexpectedly we can
be called to depart this life. Happy are we
to say she was resigned to the will Of Him
vino doeth all things for the best, AMI passed
into eternity as into gentle sleep, with all
faith and assurance of Heavenly no ne. She
was confirmed, as one OF the members of the
class of 70 numbering 81, and was the first
of that class to leave lis, for better world.
The remaining number of the class, (2O were
all present at her funeral also every pupil of
the public school of 60, ana teacher, w. NJ.
Martin. Tue church was crowded Rev.
Wire preached the funeral, whose remarks
were most affecting and eloquent. The
bearers were her young associates; Park
Matthias, Wright and Robert Barrick, Bruce
Ogle, Scott and William 10y.
To ROSE
Lonely the house and sad the hours,
Since thy sweet smile is gone,
But oh happier home than ours,
In Heaven is now thy own.
Rest, dear Rose, thy spirits gone;
An angels hand conveyed thee home,
Oh, may IT., body rest in .soace,
And sll thy sorrows ever cease.
by WILL M
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NOTICE.


BY THE vCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FOR FREDERICK COUNEY.
October TERN, DECEMBER SESSION,
NRDERED that the January Session Of
~ tue January Term, 1885, commence ut
their Office,
On Monday, january 5M, 1884,
at 10 o'clock. A. M.
The following Schedule will govern the
business of this Session. Supervisors OF
Roads and others will please take notice Of
the same:
FIRST WEEK.
Monday, the 9Th, will visit Almshousc.
Tuesday, the 9th, will settle with Superb
sors of District No. ].
Wednesday, the 7th, will settle with Super
vsors Of District No2.
Thursday. the 9th, will, settle with Supervi"
sors of Districts Nos Band 4.
Friday the 9th, will settle with Supervisors
of Districts Nos. 5 and 6.
Saturday, the 10, will settle with Supervisors
Of District No. I.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday, the 18th, will settle with Srpcrvi-
sors of District No. s.
Tuesday, the 18th, will settle with Superv,
eors of District Nos . and 10.
Wednesday. the 14th, will settle with Super
visors of Districts Nos. II and 70
Thursday, the 18th, will settle with Super
visors of Districts Nos. ID and a.
Friday, the 10Th, will settle with Supcrvi-
sors of Districts Nos Is and Ii.
Saturday, the 17lh, will settle with Supsryi.
sors for District No. II.
THIRD WEEK.
Monday, the 10Th, will settle with Supervi-
sors of District No 3S.
Tuesday the 2Mh, will settle with Supe1yi-
sors of District Nos 10 and 90
Supervisors will be expected to give cor
rect number ofm,les of Road they work
The appointments for the year 1855, VIII
he made TN the days specified for each Div.
trlcts. Any complaint or desire for change
must be filed with the CLERK Of the Bears
prior to the day of settlement.
Tie residue of the Session will be devots''
to general Business.
BY order,
Ii, +. STEINER, CLERK.
Dec II til
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No. 6D5
. Miscellaneous Docket.


In tie Circuit Court for frederlck
County.
In the matter of the Report of Sales of the
Real Estate assessed in the name of Dan
cl HetIner, consisting of ,hree-quarters OF
an acre Of land, more or less, improved by
one story log house, situated in the vii
lage O: Lewistown, and adjoining the
property of Henry Eaton, Peter Fogle,and
Others as made by ID. Henry Ro'tzahn,
Collector of State and County Taxes for
said Frederick County.
December TERM, 1884.
The above Report having been read and
considered, it is thercupon this 9th day of
December, A. D., 1884 ordered by the Court
that the Clerk of this Court give notice by
advertisement for six successive weeks in
the "Weekly News and "Catoctin Clarion,
newspapers published in this county, warn
ing all persons interested in TIL" property de
scribed in the above Report to be and appear
on or before the 29th day of January next,
and show cause if any they have why sad
Report should not be finally ratified and
confirmed
JOHN A. LYNCH,
Judge of the Circuit Court.
True copy-Tcst.
ADOLPHUS FEAR11AkE, Dr., Clerk.
dec Is ct
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NOTICE..

All persons who have purchased lots in
the L b Cemetery and have not settled for
them, will please do SO at an ear! y day.
Those WHO have taken possession OF their
lots, by burying thereon. are requ' sted I"
settle for them before Feb LIST, or abide
with the consequences.
We have determined to adjust matter.
promptly, as we have suffered consderabl.
loss by being too indugcnt.
Street attention to this will save trouble.
Please call on Rev. w. l.. Msrtin who
holds the deeds and will settle with all par
ties concerned.
Trustees,
jan At U. Is. Church.
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R:xfa!s,

On the Sd inst. near Emmitsburg, Mr liz Wis
p Shriver, aged 64 years and 10 days.
On the 9Th inst near Emmitsburg, airs. Sta
tlra c. McNair, aged so years, 5 months
and days.
On the 9th inst in Waynesboro, IA, Of
Throat disease Miss Ross Black, daueh-
ter Of Joseph II. Blach formerly If near
1Iot,ers Station, aged % years, 8 moths
AMI days. The funeral took place on
Thursday morning from the Lutheran
Church al Rocky Iaidgv, Re- LII Wire
oL.ciating.
On December 21st, 1884, near wis place,
Mrs. Catharine Kehn, mother Of John II
Hehn, died very suddenly of paral> lis of
the heart, aged IS years, months ana 9
days. ller remains were inferred in the
Reformed cemetery at ianeytown, Md.
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Town Property
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The Undersigned offer for sale the house
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and desire to see or correspond with such az
may wish to purchase. The property is that
living between the lots of Mr.. H. c. Auders
and Mr.. w. T. Grimes and is now in the
possession of Mr.. w. A. Conner, renter
The house is in good repair, is well laid OFT
and is one of the finest locations in the town.
For price and terms, call on orr address
r. j. BAKER & CO.,
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For Sale or Gilt.

We have for sale two second hand stoves
which if not sold by February list, we will
give them both as premium for one years
subscription to The CLARION. The stoves
must 60 from THIS OFFICE.
ian 8 3t
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A storm of wind prevailed here during
Friday night. The Frederick Nees reports
gale in that city that same night.
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Frederick, Md, Dec. 3lst, 1884.
From this date Mr., Oliver p. Bennett will
have an interest in my business. Hereafter
the firm will be j. f. WALKER Il co.
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Mr.. George Stevens, sou of Mr.. Charles
Stevens of Creaserstown, has taken the
place lately occupied by Master Henry U
Johnson clerk, in Messrs. Grimes & Bob
litz store in this place
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Snow, hail and rain followed each other
in the order above named on Sunday last;
the fall of rain WAS considerable during the
night
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IMpKovINa.-Mr. Frcdk Addison Of Val
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past several weeks is now improving in
health
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The venerable DR.. Andrew Amman of EN-
mitsburg has been quite i'll, but is now in an
improved condition.
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1t will not be SO very long until we can
all take square meal; the public sale dinner
comes on apace.
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1t is a fact too we'll known to be known
to be denied, that if it we're not for DR.. Bulrs
Cough Syrup hotel projectors in Florada
would pun their rates up to ten dollars per
day.
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1t looked last week as though the worst
of the winter had come and gone We shall
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Hanson Ecker will sell near Logs Station
on Thursday March 18th beginning at 10
a M horses, cattle and farming implements.
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