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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
INDIANS MOVING.
They Tx Their Wls~ Am. ~ith Th~n-
How They Dine - Not an tpp~'isinE
sight

They Tsk~ Their Wig~ Am. ~ith Th~n-
How hey Dine Not an tPp~,ising
sight
Harry papa j an officer IN 'hc army.
- Harry lives IN a fort cut oh tie
plains. lie secs \ great mani qurrr
sight. One day Lc law some Indians
moving. Indians live in wi.w ans. and
do no, have any furniture. They 20
not move from one Wi.wan 10 another.
Thcy move " IVAN and al from place
70 place. The, do no: have any
wa"ocs, ~ they have 20 carry her
things on th- back of horses. The In
dams rode on horses. with the pap
puoNr- on their backs ana the half
~ WIN children sit II. before or behind
them The skins and blanket, belong
ne L the wigwam- wrtc tel up. ard
ia" bundles were fastened to the hack.
Of pack-hors.~. The iui,--polc, Were
ted To tie sides - the horses. - that
on. end II them dragged ON ,hs ground.
Tn" Indians stopped a few hours not \
great distance from the fort. 80 Hal
went out with the soldiers IL see them.
Thy wcr" friendly Indians; that j..
they we've friendly Just then. Perhaps
the next tim" they would see them the
Indians would bc read, to fight abou;
something Hal though, ~ iir.; tba; i;
would b. great fun Ia live liz" Indians;
but h. soon changed hi, mind whoa
he saw still more of them he was yer,
ccr;a'n he would not like IT.. lie Wa,
SURF he would not liz" To sleep among
such dirty skins and blankets. or 10 ga;
such food a. they did.
The moving party Hal wen, To see
We're cooking their dinner. They nad
buil;. tire, on the ground. They cooked
their meat On sticks over the fire. aud
s,e".i a good many queer thing, in
large earthsn pots.
tine @. he officers told Hal that the
Indians We're very fond IL St.wrd pup
pies. Hal did not know whether Ia ir-
leve that or not The indians Rll
helped themselves out ~ the anne dsh.
They seemed To think il quite nght -
dip their iIn.er> in aud ii,h out the piece
thy liked bcs..
Som, O; th. it'll. Ind ans wcre alino-s
pretty. There wss one came up TO Hal
and looked him over He was inicr-
este I in hi cln;hc-. Ait r aw h L. hr
went away and brought tpo ilrsr
icat crS for Hal To put IN hi- hat lial
stuck them III and laughed The lii
tie Indian laughed. 90. bal; ,hcy coulI
no. talk To each other. for neither could
uud r>'anh what the other saii The
Indians stayed near the fnr, until after
dinner. teen they moved oil toward
their home. Our Lta'~ OEcS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
There was no Kitchen Line.

She was crazy abort palr,s;v. 81"
hal bou.h; hill \ ,!ozcu books and
studied the Inns AMI the mounts aad
the Islands and tn crosses AMI the
stars. and she lIad rcai her licnrys
fortune Tine and again. so he under
took 10 ccs.d her hand on. night. win
her help.
This Is NY hear; line. daa-." she
sid. a she traced with her finger
aero st,c Gatrs-
Yes: you- hear: line"
You Sc how wc'idgfinciaad strong
j. is
YES. be'oycdL bu; it i NO, qusc
s.rairh,. and tins hook SAYS that TAOS
litt'. lines rem Nc csi. of !; are cyi.
dsacc o. pravuu, a@cc. =
.Oh. bat this great By break i yoa"
Then thvrs's nav head line"
.Ics. darling. Hyour hcars were -
level As Your hrsi-l mean in palml>try
Il would ncs be % jealous
.Bu; YOU mu>n'; read it Ike ;ha'
Wha; are You hooking for"
He was ~anNiously scanning the book
and tie hand.
'Ieares, I love YOU. Yea have 4
ma ,ni.icent life liz, and 3 splendid
heart line and = level hexd line, bu,
-"
'.Wells''
81 am poor. and II YOU couid cni,
show me the kitchen line the fu,ur.
would be one unhrokcn dream of hap
pinss&"-San .Trr5cssco CAronsde.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
BOSTON GIRLS.
The Cultured <r,Isi. a. seen Through C~
p"r,pris' >p~rtssl~s.

II i u great mistake 2, marine tina.
-p"ctlcl.>. Pluto blu, veil. and los
heels are tn. charast 'ri-.ic. III Boston.
s-omen now No such th3ng- they a..
-oas solutions Il frsnca '~pIuc'ry IN
triangular mods For the wom.n
...-c ere - thin. Bu; the uyTcr and
Ire lower d. not .nc.u,!. them all ]
ash could trust Iay pen 10 picture e.,
'Ju some u or more &c the Ep-tou
-ir,- one sc, IN &, mmnuvralii as.n-.
~ Beacon - ? q! a pleasant after
soon. They arr nc; 70 - cqrai.i
Ard rrrn-uirr q a, am imyart n
.rou: foE Bs;on girls are IA, nv
preference =. n rule. NJ; Fri.c". W IL
10, women 81 maryclJus compilations
ut BsltImorr. with -. women a.;
round figures ard DIR. exc. aud hair
hot New York. IN it, wornan Il craze
fus caring u .ssy uncoD-Ciousn s..
not pa 81 thr-c can show Won -" twp
e n beautiful Boston ~iri She has
"a; hslr tina; looks - thou-h Il wss
AMI ami suashln" intcTwoyrn. iaa'
clear complexion JngrI N..h rel that
rnakss orc 'hiuk ot I icrry buried "a a
lis. vr!l-cu. ro@e and mouth. IN. low
Gree. forehead. wTh the hair b1Gsh.~l
30 Z. III" tiai lac. aol u~s.,-tGru.d
shoulder. 81: ii i.Hsli-h G-. ant ths
usrsrfi- liant mot -u~u. n fcti1u -.
~ ~stili~ir, .lsr ri!e- End play. i~s1s.
s"I-9s md shoots sSrDeiIu--. ard "A:
re all ~ with teT a fr-h-asT kad 81
~s,m~phT.e tasi make. rne- csc.
brighton and tn-i~ a. ~ s'Ett
90 9th a. r zu1i nEiT A1si~ed Ard
fh1rr - 20 nen-a-c sni NJ NON dse..
Ia hrr makeup iIcAfh = : surr -
rrerf "a Il; :hrsc >5~ rszF sfi-t
whas Worlsu vii E-;s b.: eva ik~n
Z = a q @Jnhe - shzt rursla wt1 10
bah O. zr-. ~ IN +Ez q lca.u
I me-s ~-1.- & lii-aud-.u~S- rs
O t.toni 3 o-oca- trlr- =
use ~u1as usa-. L. -ucs osn~a
- ;~ zrr. Aissr a.. the @oiUtan e :
Izr Il Ia rroaim No t-y ui1s
.rca : ohsr u! ssl isaSi. e l.
Know, H. usu,s ao<Dk no h- r~s afcs-.
wa-s sd ~ MAJ AL 10 earsssss ..
Other Esa pr1F-u. Sao kSs h~altA
ard Happiness z.a b0T~linsss - hoD.-
BoEgs ~ kGsau Gag TsHsea
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
Co1.cntrcr..

Commitment i -. i=t>l hy I :; -
,o.d %: ! hose "a ~i,cnser On 4 certain
street - Ea1sn7 q. ~3u assay
e.fgaaCc- wh "a. Nh *. gTouzd. eosi
ne.zly Si.pt.0s>a. Isac opposite. 81
: vacant !ot. sstsEt tUa.l-G Up IN
SIDE = far - III angie e tie roof. TIE
hack end o. Z = -sc-cNi with : stove
p:pc. and in the frons end = too- ana
window. L. thr window fac-sa curtis =
q. cc,-iy lace and in The ;cEi j : piano
OF exquisite tone. TN, 'ca; r~if III!
no., cos, over Ssn Tsc piano. IN
hosiery. and furniture s>.dc arr said
TO have cos; over $500 Tie OWE
plln,ei his teoi here over Twenty-Five
years ago. AID J. one q. the modsr-
a:elv successful Colorado E..ns-s. bring
worth sbH, S5o.en lie prefer, his
tent 90 dwelling huu-e. and says
be would xehaaSc i, tor Windsor
Cass,a
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
LAWYERS.
4 Few Remarks About tn Nos: Trusted
and DI.t-uSted OF Men.

49, ''tNh. ~
They are the men who make con-
tracts N | unmakc them; VINO gives al
.icc and sll counsel; who make money
| on, Of trouble and make trouble gu. OF
money; who or a.c estates and di>'rib-
ute tlcm legally; who i've by loaning
money and often subsi-t on borrowed
capital; who hear and concctl marriage
A~ccrci-. and later drag ont faded love
letters in bitter divorc y: who are
pleased and persuaded bv tho lucSv.
hu, often 20 u Of court branded and
di-prai>cd bv the side defeated AID.
with ore side always the loser. and
generally 10 b. what wonder that til
s!urs IT character FIJI TO The currcn; lpt
Of 4 ,aT ser.
Without the smiles Of ,hN merchants
customers. lc meets the { owns ~ hu~.-
ness men IN trouble. Fortunes ar. 70
tie saved o. loss lie NUT win IN VIC
tory -. Lear tie blame fCrr-cr Toe
lawyer il H. the iu !d'r wl.o knows
that. bc /. ever - perfect. Tn elaborate
hou., he m, finish Il can n-yc- cutie
su : il, prppre "r.
He carrie tbs loIh,c bar len for sci:
AMI ciclt. Is ic.i; al % win wha, q her,
have failed N. uT-cl IN mend ~.
broken ricc's % . torl-h c1n;ra.t.
hound to account for conf sion. n lc;-
,cr,, q KID I, rcplev!R goods already
>rrrr:cl. 10 attach tHC effects Il a ms
lie Oh. merchant. :" Unear;h fraI3I-
ir1t clcction-. ~ -.cli III cnrumtrrc,l
estate, from veN.;:ou. ;aX-iit!cs. to keep
oar :or - pl,n', by restored pos
>es-.oas and b u - vii--ail bs a
'awyc-s ar: and clpTrcrcc'
lie i. ted from the sar, 20 urrc--
,ainty. VIII re CT Mt eNa,f 10 les. t1AD
ah-ol itc v:,tov ard ing " n !, rca
sona1lc. While they know III. ,n'y
probable. +, lo-c and argument on
the ta,ory of their ci.ni. with he facts
only partially >il.'i. and that part
deeply SIaJci, they arr & explain ava,
'hclr defca'. II Z cone n 'hc e-d. ~ a
i-adc on III" pr lrs =: oppou~nrs Wit
ne>,es and the ~,lcp-a-.;y Of human "a
turr.
HAPPY ~iawyc--' The arr met who
hv, ~ cl>i y. fourth - lun- on -"
rs.un;y II n - tc nj Vsorlc. mas" tho
laws All setti. tae :. de cad IL
r.eak and MO- i,:r vicE IA :, of the
worlt'. praises and abu>-. ninEl j sni
cun'r-n-,nd IN Sich rare harm uy ;ha:
n..ne can define where cen urU mi and
A., ras.l coanruCc-@. Is. IOH srelE.
IA tE-gCg:
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
RELIGIOUS READING.
HScfT TO AEiRT,

w shal - 10 - aui ~.
lac 81 ta~ ear isr ou si-a
!sst ~ ia 90. - Iaol a~a
Hs Ut (" s~sti
~ Ear a.AT
Into a TAF te4-t re ,rs
Au& "a tsr,st. az psr t.N.u~
hrIf c-s 2 stsCss hr@Tftf5 t7in-
hoeri hvart'
<s Fer a-ars
s. n TO- uay ~ att
An! ao u-s UI-rI Vss~ so
4 90 DsF[ -ru - Irf 's
lies = - hsasfl
$v; ia =
q ,rustA;A 'r1sr 'rrn-sj No..
Fuftf-thr ur-c-o .t!~-t a
fa.ta tisat AMP ,.-scs q n"
N-sr Q. Irlrf'
Sot fHE @Ps45
cive "a. Hoir o., ~as~. "a. parN.
ius. a. fllrt at au; .utut"
TIs ~ IT = h- Pc
Heat .s arNf.
Not a. a5ATt
GNru ~ Lav--,o frllv Nnru
49, THAT w. o. v- " s- -f.
turo tllH ESQ .s,ssu-
ir.rt Q" tr'T;.
~ tar apart
GIVE ID. .--'. "a ho,s Tear
T.r- 'a orsa.s Ca 3 E'-
JUS D. A.a, Iava al u's
tIsuf fr scout
~ AR sart-
Thu uHs'.i Was 81. t
I.,,a y Ga 49, sri vy - N Thrv.
No. RH3 tA-OsEa Ia" u4ts
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
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a.,
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III, """i
ihr lI's "
"a" th'1ic fi' . c-'t~ II
We kTsp ;Ar >Hll7fh hnsE ant t" a>t
d; 70 dc'iEa' VI. q 'l>. ~
uatuftiiS. 10 sl.r ;.3. sIsg- a.. -..'1
fuT them anal d.. trrt.t @, - ,... f
mu>: =. cultivate T.. &C.
tho .iols >Iari hu, v- c.a smi --
cooperate ~ th liza .u thtt a.rt ~.
ourn; L. fnaAc ~ltH.,. .l..r
home and !n ,h- rht.a AZ. a..r
pu,s be and then lrns 40 '.ss .st
within their iu,iu.qfo. D.. r--u.-t
thu, ~. mead IA. Sea .I,ru fhr
pfuhilittsu wh,l t.t-i La- b $50
have no night t. g.. tls.. Ia.a
.,s..~nani a. ,4, d,1v.i' ~ D. .
., ,Y,,,. CUR fu..a... F.. t. r... r.
-. ulth,n th.., Nal. u,r ala.
-, f,r,,.t i'.vrf~ Il h..I-.
AN ,,,,b.r ,u4 49,, p. .
b.Iy ,nt .-r.-,U, ,s. ..u-..
,,u,l ul,t.r,. tl-t 0h I'll.
h,,b h..,.r . -
allowed h., /, r,.f,.r ~I...
-I,.u IA I,u,hf-r d.. h,,rt
81 IN. ,,t a., a., ,.,.s f.l....
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
A TERRIBLE
Mrs. Badger Tells Her Husband
al About It.

saf ~ ~ Sl -, -
claimed Mr., EaIvcr n, ia. ~,rounc.,
eha;r..,.-oa,,-L--.n
Wv P'' - 'i
"ha' j. 'he matter my dear III
quirel Mr.. Badger As hc laid down Ia.
newspaper AMI prcpa-cd TO listen.
..Tba, i /, nice. w,v =, s,,.ak IN
-
~ -"
'ia' '"i"f'" MT pi"F" VII MY tx
claimed the worthy lady as III, coyc!cd
her pink face with her terra Gotta gloves
totally obIiyi,u, for the moment, ,f ~,
f,c, tho, n. ,,,, color. rmoa.ra u
p:
VIZ ''".'''" ca" >" II
o'i"rc me- now. ] dbn bciieve 1 VIII
ever forget it. ever
..Compo,, yorrSrlf my dear and
,..,i m. AZ alan. it"
..Ib,, .h. va with ,ou IMAM >.
rsn,n,I, Nr. R,icc, a. ,.,nar..,
h,r,,pi. rom her tH,c. and I.n,n nm,
br,,,,,p "a, he ,,l,yc. w., -. o.,
f...;,- ~, -, - Co.,, -;
,,cn,. an, h,J -, -
wh,, Ih,,. -, ,In T., -, $50. :
wn,tlJ b,,, ,f !, nauIJ u, nm mn,Sn,i
a, -, ,n., II y'nn,I"
;r,o :, .,',,, ms, M e rn,L;n. -
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rr.,J ,,,I Ia. a., ,;,n. -.
,nu ,vnulJ fnr,,c, all ,h,,,;, n"a.o
M, s.If ;rJ..,I L,ny 4 ,ha,., $50,
So a.. IT Co. 80, n
vIur
H.. no. h..I,anJ nn -. -
T;n,.rrn,, ,..r ,y,;r I'm, III, ;rJ;r;J,ai
1T afr,;r- s.,
-, 60,
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I'm -, 600 III
,,,n..ho IL
800, -. un,.tI -. 3D., ..,
yt,.ow .b,c ,nn 49,, ~, ,ra'., a.
-. ,.,n rau.r,., ~
s;Ivcrwar, nv Tho way Lac ,h,,
s;,vo yv,re i vr,rinr ,.r, h,,Ily m,
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tc,-.,,r, I,Ir l,ov ,n, -"
ind ~ s,rb ,b;rcs Tn. r,x. tim.
rcr, ans vou vii l., mo hwy s,us Gov
- D.. Ia, o'" -
Won know .n mur,, ,b,n, lin IN
one can zach "a, ,,v,b;nr IL ynu
w,,t, ,,,r-,,is.'s ,~,,,;cn
az ;n.,.,J -, ,b., w., ,hi.
Inn W;i.no.. !, w.IulJ h. La.,nr,ar rnr
nnJ ma ,na smn,,"S" row ,au Ill,
rn III, a., IL, a. "a,
ia r., Is ,bn Nv ,oa IL
do Icu lrow Va, a. ia. la, ,,n.
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honrs a, a La .~n.r;.,..S n,n.i;.,
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wrr. ahou, ~ So H. or
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Won uey,. ,jov, TOW a., - ,ha -
rihIr si.ht sun,,o.n rnm ,ir;ah ,h"rr
That. rirl,t- Go ,br,i AMI I'll ~. ali
Il diIn'i in,.n,i To- interran, ~, my
~,,.,r" snorJ+a N;r Estml 80"
..D,u', rmy dcar' me- ~,
don't. Well. s:ure Won dan., now
.ov thing about II and az. MN -
Es:en = ~, relate i, Will cnnt,5us
Mrs. Sim ,>en and her frrc,Ic I-s1csJ
Mis- ) M ca,ae TO Lunch. We had
picked ssimon, hot h:scu;b-you know
Wha; def, ious biscuits Mary makes: 1;
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

So manhood Who I7-s ~ ~ ~,
thossani lt'lo 10. ~ !,ls ~ en-
bitter has : mi-T n- t,:4rh Eis suA
niusiiy. " \ la
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

-Ia S1n FrzaS.cos f~Te-ioli.r rad
p-cz VA giyea -Sxa- IN tal.:sks
;ura -BSkI' The eos0s d.i2aatss
The chang bat The bgg1r REUSED
Application xzs made fog ~zrraa: for
te aress 81 the nen6scani. bss 20
statute could be found 10 eoser the
"erne." AID t~ v!ief pr..ei 70: -
Teggscd-Ssa Hua<asce CaL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

fe~-suu~T 90 ARrru
Mar Paul IN, o. IrHx tCt~ - &c
Mar Pan; ilyfocv .si $3.50. AstsH = b..
Ma. t~IauI hrt4v Asr-yra Art~ us
Mar --Iaul ; al A'st Avfe /" hE
Mar -g-Hes q " ~rr--~vf Sung. N~~.uS 4rs.
IcuaI-E suec ~ ~ Ls~ss sc"Vts~i Ia
the -gA,zi
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

AM persoa who taxss ne paper re6D
larry from the post once. whether directed -
bis name or whether he II . subscriber or not
= responsible for Tie pay.
The courts have decided that refua.nS .
eake newspapers from the post-ofbce. or 70
Oov!nR and lea yinT thsm uncnibcd for. .
AS1xna fscis evidence Of - RS s,osAL skAuA
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-17
Washington Letter.
)vR REGULAR CoRREsPONDENT.)

(FRoM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE
Washington, Sept II, 1885.
The Administration is back again
from the woods and waves, the schools
open tomorrow, and the capital city
begins to resume life after its summer
siesta. Every day last week seemed
to bring new people to the Avenue
promenade, and the era Of great re-
ductions" began to give place to that
Of the "latest fall style" The cool
weather Of the first week of September
brought Oh the autumn change little
earlier than usual.
For hundreds Of people the work OF
house-hunting is now IN order. A real
estate broker estimates that t"elyc-hun-
drcl houses are usually vacant III
Washington, every summer, Not so
many were given up this year because
people in office were inclined to econo-
mize in view Of possible contingencies
but, nevertheless, there were great
many given up by tenants, and the
storage ware houses are now beginning
to disgorge. Washington, in proper
ton to it's size, sends more people out
of town in the summer than any city
in the country, and Washington land
lords say they lose more summer rents
than they can afford. The hot wealth
er begins sooner here than in
Northern cities, and it lasts Ion
ger and the habit of giving up houses
in May and storing furniture until Sep
TENDER or October appears to be grow
ing on the people. The landlords say
they have to increase rents to meet this
loss, The result, they say, is to raise
the cost of house rent in the city S. per
month ali around.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-17
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring US case of Kid
ncy or Liver Complaint that Electric
Bltters will not cure? We say they
can not, as thousands of cases already
permanently cured and who are daily
recommending Electric Bitters, will
prove. Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak
back, or any urinary complaint quickly
cured. They purify the blood, regu-
late the bowels and act directly on the
diseased parts. Every bottle guaran-
teed. For sale at 50 C. q bottle by
NJ. f. Leatherman.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-17

TIIEREV. GEO. H. THAYER, Of Bour-
bon, Ind says; Both myself and wife owe
our lives to SlIILOII'S CONSUMPTION
CURE" Sold by Nj. + Lcathcrman.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-17
o Yes, Farmers,
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
and buy the best. The
BC(EEYE HARVESTER.

In respect to lghtncHs of draft, strength,
capacity AID lc:tcct balance oNc~ the drlv"
" heel. the Buckryc harvester will recon-
mend itself ahead. The driv" wheel is mad"
of iron W hivh makes il solid Hnd@llpWs no
driving out or getting loose. Til" frame l.
STRENGTHENED hv Il truss rod which gives i
strength without surh heavy framca. The
BUCKLEY + MON Err,
for Hrhtnrss of draft, strength luwoiljiy,
cannot be ,Ncyllel; omllr IF good Aai'1l al
with steel plated guards.
HE CANTON REAPER
is nice light machine and very simple III
construction and easily regulated 10 Gu, hj@h
or low, by the driver while cutting, ny a
c,ank a, the drivers seat, also sell rnkr>,
llows and Crcamcrics, rs follows.
THE FAMOUS TIGER RAKE,
the new tMvori'c RHkr, tn" South Bend, t!i-
yer and Bcmmtnt Chilled llows
MOSELEI and READ CKEAMEi'lEN,
Slud,arl Cnurnt, Read Butter Workers.
pOINNER WHEAT FANS,
which axe conceded by GOOD judges to be
the best out for cleaning grain and all Kinds
of grass seeds. The FUHhu.h Hay f""h
and elevator. double harpron fork.
TIE WEBSTER WAGON WITH PAT
ENT TRV =, ROD AND PATENT
End GATE THE MONITOR
AND CROMWELL ENGINES,
either portable or stationary.
TNRE~HlNG MACHINES,
SEPARATIONS, CLO-
YER llULLEhS.
Any;hMg in the machinery line that Il,
wanted and not On hand and not mentioned
above viii be gotten in II few days.
| will keen rculirs for all machinery sold
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An cnterDrising reliable house.

M. +. Leatherman can always be re-
lied upon not only to carry the best Of
everything, but to secure the Agency
for such articles as have well known
merit, and are popular with the people
thereby sustaining the reputation of be.
ing always enterprising, and ever re
liable. Having secured the Agency
for the celebrated Dr. Kings New Dis
covcry for Consumption, will sell it on
Il positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure
any every affection of Throat, Lungs,
and Chest, and to show our confidence,
we invite you to call and get u Trial
bottle free.
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July Is It
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-17

SHILOUS CURE will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
Sold by DR.. NJ. f. Lcathcrman.
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Newspaper Law Decisions.

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the postutiice- cthcr directed to his name an
other S or whether he has subscribed not-iS re
Sponsibe for the payment.
If any person orders his paper discontinued, he
or she must pay all the arrcaragcs or the publisher
may continue to send it until payment is made
and collect the whole amount, whether the paper IS
taken from the Office or not.
No paper will be discontinued until paid up.
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One oftI,r Best EEals.M lie tracks

One Ofthf Best eEaIs-M Mil tracks
FlRSr DAY. TuMapAr, October ld-Firs
purse, Hl75 Nior county hor'cs) For the
fastest stallion, mare or grIding, iro''nE IN
harness. owned hV II resident OF Frri'rck
cnln,v, not less than six months prior to the
fair, 800; for second, 500, for third, $50.
second purse. %l2O Cor count! coiis) For
the f,strst colt tru,line in harness, years
old ans, unGrr. raised or owned Hy resi-
den, of Frr,lriirk county, no less than one
year pro, 10 the fair, 500 f)r second, $40;
ter third, SO.
SrcoNp DAY WEDNESDAY, October 4
Third parse, 800 % class, For the fast
est stallion, mare or gr!ding, roling in har-
mes. whose record is rot b,tt than 2:25,
5000; fer second, $50; for third, %10.-
Fu,nth purse, $20O-2;40 class. For the
fastest stallion, mare or GClding trolling in
hnrn,ss who,r record is not better than
2.i1, tlGo; for second, SO; for third, $"j.
Fifth purse, $"OG--running race mile heats,
hes, in 3 For first, $500; for second, $40;
for third, $50.
TuIRp DAY. THURSDAY, October 18th
Sixth purse, S50O-22O class. For the
fastest Stallion mare or gclding, trottin@ in
harness, whose record is not better than
o:oO, $3.50; for second, $50; for third, 500.
Seventh purse, $4Oo-running race, mile
heats, best 3 in 3. For first, $3.50 for see.
ond. 500; for third, $50. Eighth purse,
s30O-2:3O class. For fastest stallion, mare
or gciding, trottng in harness, whose record
is not bctcrthan $50. For second, 500;
for third, $50,
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, October 10Th
Ninth purse, $30O-2;35 class. For the
fastest stallion, mare or gcldng, trotting in
harness. whose record is not better than
2:335 $50; for second, 800, for third, $50.
Tenth purse S3oO-running race, half mile
heats, best 9 in g. For first, $500; for sec
ond, $40; for third, $25,
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Notice! Notice!

gEN'" 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 at low rates.
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We have just opened beautiful line OF
STIFF HATS

We have Just opened beautiful line of
STIFF HATS
of the latest STYLES Suitable for all ages
YOUNG MEN
don't fail to see them before you buy, as they
are the latest ont, We can please You bota IN
quality and price. Also on account Of the
increasing demand for our
BOOTS
we have laid in a much larger stock, than in
former years, in this line we have every
thing desired, from the finest to the heaviest
AND, AT PRICES TO ASTONISII YOU,
they are cheaper than ever; it will pay every
person interested in this line to examine our
stock before buying, as they can't be beat,
and don't forget that we have everything de-
sired in this line, therefore can't fail to please
all both in quality and prices. Also
SHOES
of every description to be found at our place
and at prices to suit the times. Our
DRY GOODS
department is always kept up TO the stand
ard.
GROCERY
department IN the lead.
HARDWARE AND TINWARE FULL UP.
Qucrnswarc and Ohio Stoncwarc running
over. Mackerel are getting up Call early
old prices.
MASON AND COHANSEY FRUIT JARS,
BACON, LARD, FISH, RAILS,
AND POSTS, LEATHER,
GUM BOOTS, SALT,
TRUNKS, OILS,
CORDUROY,
TAR,
COMFORTS,
GLOVES FOR
ALL PURPOSES, ROBES
WOODEN BLANKETS,
WOLF ROBES, MOLE SKIN
PANTS, CELLULOID COLLARS,
CHEVIOTS, READY MADE CLOTHING.
And in fact everything to be found in a
well regulated store cnn be found at our
place.
Yours very respectfully Aug 20, If
COTLTFLOW Err &
EYLER.
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Sat-, OCTOBER Il, 1885,

The Subscriber having bought, and rcmov-
ed to Carroll county, will positively sell at
Public Sale on the Square i'll Mcchanicstown