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EXecUfriX's Notice.

This is to give notice, that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Frederick county, Maryland, Letters FIESTA
menta1y upon tie estate of
DANIEL p. SAILER,
late of Frederick county, deceased: All per
sons Having claims against the said deceased
arc hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before the 10th day
of ,January 1886, they may otherw Use by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to the deceased are
hereby requested to make immediate pay
mcnt
SARAH II. SAYLER,
VIM. r, Cover, Agent ENlculriX.
iulN > ct
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CAur,--SiX carp, each weighing about one
pound, were taken this week from the pond
of which mention has several times been
made in these columns
Having an interest therein, one of them
came to us and was placed before us at the
table, nicely fried They were taken simply
in order to Judge Of their merit AS food fish
and we are bound to say that we are salts
fled with our investment. While they can
bv 10 means lay claim to rival the brook
trout or others of the finer favored species,
yet they will compare favorahly with black
bass and perch and will be welcomed on our
table in larger numbers The fish taken
were two years old the spawn Of this year
are in immense numbers and the pond is now
mos, successfully stocked. 1t will not how
ever be advisable to take them away in any
quantity until 1871, or three years after the
pond has been made and stocked.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-30

BAsnBA1L.-The Union Bridge club will
play the return game on the clubs grounds,
this place on Friday tomorrow) afternoon.
We are informed that they have materially
strengthened their nine and an interesting
r.,nc NAV be expected
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Picnic AND DANCE.-Thc Emerald Bene-
fetal Association of diminishing will hold
their annual picnic and dance on Saturday
of this week (Aug. 1st) at Crystal Fount
Good music, good order and refreshments
will be guaranteed by the committee. It is
always most enjoyable affair and is well
attended
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REMEMBERED We acknowledge at the
hands of Mrs. V. b. Oslcr two large Purple
Branck tomatoes, one weighing two pounds
And they came SO good, ours have not got
here yet.
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Good weather for young turkeys.

LABOR AND CArIrAL.-If your system is
not in good condition, you lose time for labor
and lost labor is lost capital, therefore give
yourself strength and viyor by using Health
Rrstorcr
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES on Sunday August
End at 10 O'Clock u. M, in room over Justice
Whites office by Rev VIM. l., Braddock,
who has been appointed by Bishop Paret to
serve the Mission for thirty DAYS.
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Now anticipate roasting ears.

LARGE CALF--A hct,r belonging to
Judge w. J. Black, dropped a calf which
weighed 30 pounds; the hcitrr will not
weigh over 500 pounds.
SUNDAY SCHooL ENCuRsIoN.-Thc lu-
thrran Sunday School of this place win
make an excursion 10 Pcnmar on Saturday.
August Sth. See posters.
SPRING WINDS AND CuLD Now is the
time that changrahlc weather and winds
cause colds on the lungs, and TO relieve the
cough Wild Cherry Syrup is the best and
mo>t ctirctual.
The REPUBLICAN Central Committee for
Frederick county, viii meet in the Grand
Jury Room, in Frederick city, ON SATURDAY
Au0u>r Stll, 1850, at 10 o'clock, n. m. The
importance Of this meeting should insure Il
full attendance.
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Business Locals.

cT- Nor:cE.-Thc IIayland Creamery
will be opened to receive milk daily com
mcncing
Mon1ny 1ug"st 3m 1888.
for particulars, call on or address
Efyus 4 BAERGCK,
Rocky Ridge.
1883 to April 1st 1885, the building next
door west 0trostotlicc now in my posscosi' Il.
july 80 1t GEO. w. SpROW.
-" a complete stock Of
SUGARS, SYRUP> AND OTHER GRO
CERES
at lowest market rates at
Grimes & Bob|iiz.
e. lIAMBJRGS, INSERTIONS, LA
CES, INDIA LINENS, VICTORIA
LAWNS EDGINGS, ETC, at
Grimes & Bob.tz.
~" BACON, AND FISH
at lowest rates at
Grimes e. Bohlitz.
kF AS the summer is advancing, we can
make ii to the interest of all desiring to pur
chase GOODS for the season to give Us a
call. Grimes & BobHtz.
sT}~ Our stock of SHOES has been
lately rcplenishod and we invite in
spccton of the same. We BE-
licvr that a nimblc SIX
pence is worth more
than a slow Shll-
inc
~" Grimes Il I}ohljtz. 90 If
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NEW, BUnDISG.-Mr. w. A. Hahn has in
course of construction storcroon on his lot
on Carroll-st. Mr.. II. has entered upon u
general trucking business and will keep ~
full stock of articles in season. lie will also
run Il wagon.
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FINE 3NN.-The threatened drought was
broken on Sunday afternoon last Three
showers visited this section during the after
noon and an examination slowed the rain
to have been sufficient to make the soil very
wet TO the depth of four inches just after the
second shower, so that we are assured that
the corn roots were every one bcncfttcd.-
The rain came little late for the earlier
fields of corn, but the bulk of the crop IN
this vicinity was scarcely at all injured and
Sundays rain may be said to have come al
most exactly at the right time.
The pasture fields will he benefited but
slightly; the extreme heat had killed very
much of the grass and it will require un-
usually favorable weather in August to make
the pastures very valuable any more this
season.
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GrarcssaIll Gems.

Rev t. W Shields Of York, Pa, arrived
in Gl#cri4Am on Monday eve, and will spend
:; puryrn OF his vacation here. We were
ind crd clad TO So" him among us again, and
that his stay be made an pleasant one. -
REIlGlous.-Therc viii be preaching in
Sunday morning August 2l, and on the
Church Lawn at Graccham at ! p. m.
Rev. f. w. Shields is expected to preach
morning and evening, All are invited.
Rev c. G. Ianius, PASTOR
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Local Items.

Children grow up fat when fed on bread
and biscuits made with Drcw's Yeast Pow
der.
Pay the printer.
.Anricots are ripe.
Doc days and eat nights.
The mountain fires are out.
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aleu- c7h'rhsrnegnf;
No. 5O14 Equity.

In the Circuit curt for FrdsWch County,,
SUta"g in Eq"jy:
July Tenn, 1855.
In the matter of the Auditors Report GlCl'
the 2sth day Of july 1893.
Joseph Miller and Ma garct Miller his wife,
John 4. konlia and wife ct IT,.
Dr. james w. Miller and Catherine Miller
his wifc
ORDERED, tina, on t',c 2lHt day Of All.
gust 1855. the Court will procud to act up
on the Rrpo, of the Auditor, filed as afUrt-
said, in the above cn,lst, to finally ra,ify ant'
confirm The same, unless cause to the con
trary thereof 5t >liuH'n before said day ::
provided acopy eff Iii. brdrr he inserted in'
some newspaper published in, Frederick,
County, for two sluctssiT} weeks prior to-
said day.
Dated this 2Sth ,l;,y Of July 1855.
ADOLpIIUS FEARlrtEE JK:
Clerk of the Cirrui, Court for Frcd,k Co..
True Copy-Trst
.tdolph,H F,arhakc, Jr.
july 80 st
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F FRANCIS BRENGL f
Attorney at Law
L,pL,nINpICk OIrrX Mn
FREDERICK CITY MD.

Onicc on Court Street, one door North OF
the citizen Office.
Collections, the obtaining of DEGREES for
the sale of real estate, and other business in
law and equity attended to promptly.
April > 1855.
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The pasture fields will he benefited but
slightly; the extreme heat had killed very
much of the grass and it will require un-
usually favorable weather in August to make
the pastures very valuable any more this
season.
TAKE NorICE-Duriny the first ten DAYS
of July, we shall send out our regular semi
annual statements to all who are indebted
to us.
We have adopted this plan and will con
tinue its practice rs we find it advantageous
both to ourselves and our patrons it secures
for us the "ncclful' and at the same time
keeps those who have accounts with us, in
formed of the amount. We begin at page l.,
of the Ledger and take off erery account, rx-
crpt such rs we may not deem worth the
postage; land we have some of that kind)
none therefore will be sighted and every
one who owes for morc than onc years sub
scription may expect to receive n statement,
The statement will in every instancc be
made out to cover the current year.
Remember, friends, that il requires money
to conduct Il country newspaper as we'll as
it does to run Il railroad, grocery, hotel or
mrist mill and that the stress OF "hnrd tunes
should not be permitted to weigh upon US to
an extent above our share; 50 please re-
spond promptly upon receipt of our July
Statement.
SoCiAHl.i: FIsIIING PARry.--On Thurs.
day last, at the invitation of Mrs. William
Ri-ys of Rocky Ridge. about thirty of our
citizens drove to the Ridge, where they were
Joined Ivy Mrs Bggs, and thence to OTIS
Bottom on the Mono.acy The d@y was the
one and only one of the week when the heat
was cnl,rablc and the drive was n pleasant
ono. A tormcntingly tooths"mc dinner
was spread almost at once upon arrival at
the grounds, which was ,llssipatcd as u
mornings mists. The afternoon was appor-
tiorcd cut to the various parties and pas
times, social chat, fishing, gaines and prom :
cnadng. On Their return in the evening Il
number of tile younger folk stopped with
Mrs. Biggs and an hour was enjoyed in dane
inr.
This is the second private social fishing
party that has been made up here this sea
son we are bound to say HAT these occasions
have rare merit, in this, that combined
with the relaxation of picnic occasions is
the incentive to an improvement of the SO
cial relation. While we dcprecatc the cx-
istrncc Of sets" or a multitude of social
circles in SO small town, there can he no
denial that such occasions as the above are
the more assurcdly enjoyable on account of
the fact that they are select. Let the move
, lncnt be encouraged.
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sS- NAUXIIALL STALLION For SALE.-Thc
subscriber offers at Private Sale alta very
low Price and on easy terms, the well known
Henry r. Harris Stallion. He is perfectly
sound and solid and guaranteed to be Il sure
foa gcttcr. His colts ere second to none
gotten in the county. The horse will he
sold with or without the season of 1855 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,
legs 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 90 ct. VIM II. WARNER.
Aug 2O2t Graccham, Md.
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Strikes are Occurring

Strikes are Occurring
All over the country, but ify you have a cough
or cold the best thing you can do is to strike
for DR.. NJ. f. Lcatherman's drug store, and
set Il bottle Of DuI.Hc's "Swiss Balsam."
Aley for ale hv Ross +. WitLeruw,
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On HAND at all times, in Il cool, wrll-vcn
tilatcd room, prompt and careful attentions
clean towels and sharp razorS, promise you
clean, pleasant and satisfactory shave Hair
cut in the prevailing styles. Your patron
are j, asked. ELMER BLACK.
s,
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Fon SuERlFf.-Mr. J. Henry Cover, one
of our citizens, has announced himself cam
(id.lc for the republican nomination for
Sheriff. subject to the decision of the coming
county convention. We now have in this
district, candidate for the shcriifalty, III
each party; the above and Mr.. John Jones.
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SUNDAY SrlIooI. PICNIC,- Saturday of
this week, the Trinity Reformed Sunday
School of this place Will hold picnic in MIR.
VIM J Blacks grove, onc-half mile cast OF
of this place on the Graccham road, the OK
crciscs will be very interesting and as pic
MICS will be unusually few in this locality
this season, the one in question will proba.
bly, he Il large one.
All the Sunday Schools in the ncighhor-
hood are invited to part' ipatc The cor
net band Of Mcchanlcstown will he in at
tendance.
Refreshments will be sold on the grounds
by the committee of arrangements. The cX-
crciscs at 10 Il. m. and 3p. IN will consist of
shor, addresses by Rcvs Firor of Mich,
Shields of York, Pa, Lanius of Grarcham
and the ministers Of Mcchanicstown, inter
spcrscl with singing, pinano solos, and band
music The public are cordially invited.
Rev A Is Sloncr.
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that his stay be made an pleasant one. -
RELlGIoUS.-Thercw viii be preaching in
the Mornyian Church, Mechanicstown, next
Sunday morning August el, and on the
Church Lawn at Graccham at ! pm.
Rev L. W. Shields is expected to preach
morning and evening, All are invited.
Rev G. G. Lanius, Pastor
Fon SlIERlFf.-Mr. j. Henry Cover, one
of our citizens, has announced himself u can
ddalr for the republican nomination for
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the coming
county convention. We now have in this
district, Il candidate for the shcritfalty, i'll
each party; the above and Mr.. John Jones
PEHSoNA1.-Mr. Paul Motter and Mr.
john johnson of the Ckronicle made moon
light drive to and from our town on
Wednesday evening of last week.
The Rev. y. r. Error of Michigan is So
iouruing among lis. VIII preach for Rev
A. b. Sloncr in the Reformed Church OF
Mcchanlcstown next Sunday at s p IN.
ELECTRIC ARrILLERY.- Just at the close
of Sundays second thunder shower, dis
charge Of lightning occurred but few hun
dred feet above our town. the fash and rc'
port being nearly simultaneous. The sound
was not great in yolumc, but was intensely
sharp and startling and rcscmblcd the snap.
ping Of dry twigs on grand scale. To such
as were not too nervous, it was magnificent
music.
During no summer since we have known
Mcchanicstown has there been SO large a
numher of visitors as during this season
These are halcyun days for our young pco-
pie and they have nssurcdly done them
selves credit by the disposition manifested to
entertain the visitors. The most tlattcring
ant sojourn here may be heard from every
parting guest.
THE BAND FESTIVAL closed with an auc-
tion Oh last Saturday night having been OPP
en- twelve nights. The managers are able to
make the following gratifying report.
Total Receipts .............. s 1874 80.
Total Expense ..............$ IS 10.
Net Proceeds. ............... S ll6 II.
THIS sum added to that already Subscrih-
cd together with the old Instruments will
we learn, secure them a new set Of the de-
Sired quality.
Thos. Grubh, Crockett's Depot, Va, says
he has used powells Prepared Chemicals for
three years in succession. Last year he US
r'l it by side of fertilizer that cost SIS per
ton, and made as much wheat, and got us
good stand of grass from the chemical
as from the $4j fertilizer. This economical
fertilizer costs only 81 per Dbl, sufficient
quantity to make onc-half ton Of complete
fertilizer. Write to Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md
CERTAINLY Nor FAcT.-Thc Frederick
lNers in a report of the game of baseball
played between mines of that city and this
town, let itself down easily by intimating
that the Mcchanitstown club has on divers
occasions declined to play the Frederick
Unions. Wrong; tcrlotaily erroneous. The
Unions arranged to play here on the 10th
were in town on the goth, they offered to
play the Unions in the morning and the
Patrick st nine in Tia" afternoon, but the
Unions declined. UDon what grounds the
Ners bases it, statement is cone of thos"
tAps, ~ filler r.H lial out"
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PERsoNAI.-Mr. Paul Motter and Mr..
John johnson ofthc Chronicle made a moon
light drive to and from our town on
Wednesday evening of last week.
The Rev y. +. Firor, of Michigan is So
iouruing among Us. viii preach for Rev.
4. b. Sloncr in the Reformed Church of
Mcc!lanlcsown next Sunday at s p m.
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One of the most common complaints OF
children is worms and as they often suffer
long time before it is known parents should
watch carefully for the symptoms and give
DIR. Fahrncy's Infaliblc Worm Syrup.
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Notice! Notice!

NVIIVVs .NOt1VCe
CO TO Sunday Schools and Festivals
Camp Meetings., Bush Meetings, Hotels and
Boarding Houses, and to every person that
wants Ice Cream to write to me, | will give
best of Cream ut low rates.
s. WEANT,
july 1G At York Road, Nd.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi~csc
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appc-
lite, yellow Skin Shilohs Nitalizcr is Il
positive cure. Sold by NJ. L. Lcatherman.
~" Go to Pollcy's for your Sperm Sew
ing Machine Oil. Warranted not to stain or
gum. july III IT
~ Policy keeps Maltl,y's Patent Cocoa
nut. First class goods. Recipes for using
on The can. july IT
Y~Fly Powders and Fly Paper for sale at
july l6tf Leatherman's,
IMPoRrANT-When you visit or leave
New York City, save Baggage Exprcssage
and Carriage Hire, and stop at the Grand
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted UP at cost OF one
million dollars, reduced to 81 90 and up
wards per day. European plan, Elcvator.-
Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, stages and elevated railroad to all de-
pots Families can live better for less
money at the Grand Hotel than at any first
class hotel in the city.
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cB~Fly Powders and Fly Paper for sale at
july 16tf Leathcrman's.
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Oob9euille murbe am Donnerstoe
Dor einem bSien guaen seipiebt unb If
ben erIittenen 8~erIesunsen erIesen.
= Sn Yaraboo, Sbamano, Up
pIetou, Dooseuille W abb II
utb Wilwaufee, OiIfoib uno
Gan CLAIRE iinb Die pom @eles Dor.
seidrie5enen 9insabsn sur @bbalfuns ei
ner Sps5iaIuobl am Is. Ssptsmber, Be.
bufs 6eitietuns Der @irtbidaftes gicenisn,
eingereidt worosn. Der Stimmuns Der
BeDolteruns in ben ssnanntsn OFTEN nab
wiro obne 3ueifsl Der 8stros Der 9ieens
aui $3.50 erb0bt ws,bsn.
-SanespiIIe. Die Tabafsernts
bat %besonneu. Wsnn nidt Hadtirolte elm.
treten, merben mir cine rei9e Grnte baben.
- Die @attin bss Wirtbts Sobn Qiuinas
fone nobm tn ieIbitm0roeui9er Nbiidt
cine Dolis 2auoanum ju fi@. Gin ar,t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-08

DaHenfaaI Der Wilissg smpasnie F. Der
8iainsside 0eibifaI unb Der 9eibitau pom
Wattbems & Strinsbam, iowie bic
S1miebe pom ). Webiter uno elm srobes
Mietbsbaus ab; S4aben $40, 900.
= Die Genius: Mufnabme I'M Staate
Winnsiota ersibt cine gepOlterungsaabI
pon LIS, 4s6 i'm 0srslsi9 su 737, Ills
8ewobnern, weIde Der Ser. Stauten: 8 en-:
ius i'm Sabre 1880 ersab. 0ie 3unabms
tommt 43 big A Brojent slei9.'
- SIM n5rbIi9en Minneiota tObtete elm
Sroit in Der Nadt auf ben "a. Nusuit bas
@emIie.
= Die 6olsuorrdtbe Der ,Nortbweferr
Turniture 6actorp" 81 Winneapolis
iinb iammt Der gilberrabmen 6abrit Don
3esbansb Bros. elm &aub Der Slammer
sewOrben. S9aben $50, 600, Seriide:
runs $1,000. $50 0a C
- Gin frs9er Diamantenbieb ifabI II
neulid am beuen Gage in benz @eiddft be
SuueIiere 8. s 9ess & So. an Micoue
Auenue, minneapolis. aussefibrt worhen
9eri1iebene NIT gbeliteinen beieste llbr
sebduie i'm Wertbe pom iber $4,000 muir
ben BON llnbstannten benz S9aufsnits
entuommen.