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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17

The Toronto team, in o contest for
the American championshipat lacrosse. beat
tho st. Paul team ut Toronto IN q warmly
contested game.
An English cricket team reached
New York, and will play in such cities In this
country as will guarantee them their Ok.
pensea.
PAYMENT to singers has sometimes
taken an odd form. When Mile. Zelie.
Q vocalist from the Theatre Lyrique ct
Paris, was making tour around the
world some years ago she gave con-
cert in the Society Islands. She agreed
to sing an air from Norma and Q few
other songs. and was to set third Of
tho receipts. When counted tho prima
donna's share was found to consist Of
three pigs. twenty-three turkeys, forty
four chickens, 5000 cocoanuts, besides
. quantity Of bananas, lemons. and
oranges.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17

The copartnership heretofore existing between
Aaron kimball and John Farnsworth, Under the
irm name 81 Kimball q Farnsw0rIh, Il dis~oly-
cd BY mutua. consent.
AARON kIM8AIL
john FARNSwOTH
Tho busineSS OF the Bank will be continued by
John Farnsworth as successor, under the name
of
THE BANK or cRESCO.
The Bank will, a. heretofore, discount and
loan to responsible parties, and transact All the
branches OF the Banking business for which Ii
has ample capital and complete arrangements.
jOG. JOHN FARNSwORTH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17

When Isaby was sick, We gave her CASTORIA,
When she was i Child. she cried for cASTORIA,
When she became Miss, she clung to CASTORIA
When she had Children, che gave them CASTORI
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~ or commission 10 men and women 10 ~
act .s local or trateln. Agents. No experience
Needed Steady work jams L. WHITNEY. Nurs-
sryman, Rochester, y. Y. lMentiun this pancrl
lSti3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17

Cash paid FIR unsalted butter and
highest market prices ut
CONNOLLY & FlTzGERALDs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17

Mt NSG N,-Sepf. 1886 TIE Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Munson OF Oak Dale Twp Howard Co. Iowa a
daughter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17

THE final arbitrament Of great inter-
national issues by armed force is as
popular now as ages ago, when there
was little civilization and no claim to
enliQhtenment.- Bee.
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fore. To his energy and persever-
ance Is its success solely attributa-
able.
Elsewhere may be found the dis.
solution notice of the banking firm OF
Kimball 4 Farnsworth, Mr.. Kimball
retiring and Mr.. Farnswortl, contin.
uing under the name OF 1.-The Bank
OF Crcsco." Notwithstanding an DC.
casiunal political spat with Mr.. Kim.
ball he is a man whom us an individ.
ual We esteem highly, rs We do Mr.
Farnsworth, and we are pleased to
klow that this change is simply til.
result OF u growth in their business
in which u business separation
would tend To the mutual interest ol
each, and that the most friendly re.
lations exist between them.
The Western Rural, one of thu
most readable and the most di
vcrsified paper in the world per
haps devoted to the topics of the
farm and labor interests, appears i,
new type throughout. In clubs O
II it is sent at $3.50 each per year
This section ought to have fort,
or fifty copies of It weekly.
SEE HERE.-Day brothers havin.
disposed of their lumberintere il
Cresco to Geo. II. Wilbur Il Co.
who will continue the business
it becomes necessary that all note
and accounts due the late firm IL
Immediately settled up and paid
Those indebted should heed thi
notice promptly.
JoHA N. MoCol, Agent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17

W. ]. Weisflock Of KimbaI, De-
kota, is in town looking after. SOME
litigation in which he became in.
voryed before leaving.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28
VvayncsbcrO' Htcnis.
Mr.. lINitMr.


If YOU will allow small space in yo1r
papers, Will cn1cavor 10 write few line,
roncrruns the d,lngs Of this place W,
expect TO have quite time here nest Satur
day the 3a;l in the way oi a Decoration Day
I'hrrc will b" some soldiers here, and sever
II Hinls Of Music from abroad b sides oar
own town h4als. Tao forenoon Nill be
spent in morchiUt oWt 70 Ia" rcnct"r!c:
there being two ~ this pa C. ih" a'lrrnoon
will be worth seeing, both fire companies
will make grand disjav in marching
Though the town, attended with the best OF
music.
This place is looking rather blue th- sum
mrr on account Of scarcity of work. The
shops are not working more than the third
ul the hands, that are usn'v cmployrdthcrc.
fore there are many men ont OF work, if it
was not for the Water Companies, times
would be hard indeed, but they have great
m"ny men employed. There is some 'rW
buildings in progress but agrcNt many ioun
tntioNs dug OFT last fall that lies untouched
this spring. The wheat crop in this com
munity is looking poorly considering the
quality Of land the grass crop very short
which causes hay to he high and hard to get
| There is large c"op OF corn planted in this
part of the community, but VIC are haTing &
very dry spell Of weather, no rain here OF
any account since first of April. Mr., Char
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COMMUNICATED.
HBOtter,S S!atiGn Hens.

NJ Alder, Close is making quite an i'm
provemcnt on his farm by putting up post
fences, and many other improvements OF
note.
VI Fisher is also improving his valuable
property by planting great many fruit
trees ofchoirc varieties.
Mrs Mary Smith is charging her dwelling
house, which adds greatly to its appearance
Joshua Hobbs is putting up large barn
for John Sloncr. Joshua Is good mech
anic.
Mrs Sarah Rooms, tread on a corp"rhcad
snake of large she, last week she became
VUiir nervous when she thought Of the mar
now escape .hc made, this sna!'cshp was
promptly dispatched Ivy Il man near by
" J Eichcl0rrgcr and wife were visiting
friends in Baltimore last week.
Ms;Adainc Fisher was visiting friends
in WnNn"Ahoru' last week.
Ms Mary Drman las returned from
Philadelphia we'll pleased with her visit.
HORACE.
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For Boys and Girls.

"" shall give away several thousand dol
lars IN presents hetcrc Aug, 1st including
) lid Gold Watches, .jcwcl!y, Guna, Revolt
crs, Victims, BanjcS, Guitars, Music Boxes,
Tool Chests, Telescopes and everything on
intelligent boy or girl could desire. So.
Ifyou want the model magazine for tina
youth of the 10Th century, :scnq 81 cents for
three months trial su'scliptioD and list OF
presents. A handsome Pocket Knife or
something Of greater value guaranteed to ak
scndips. Send for your friends and receive
,hr prrsrnts Address NAT. YOUTHS
MONTHLY, Buffalo n. Y. apr 232m
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lHrcirricl, NlaH H3,d lESI
T lT-ITI 10, .'IN' ~VI7I T -I''
Mr.. Chae. L. Cn~acl.

FI'''' It\ '''''. low ''
Mr. thas. l.. Ca>'c,.
Mr. lltrlt states thHt al the last levy
made by thee G., Sjl0o was ASKED io' the
Jail and Sl2,O0O for M"ntcNNc IL 'S1ltH ana
of the former onIy $500 was u,r,I, and OF
tn" latter the pr"1a',1iil : are ll'A' Il e'M!l
portion ni the Il2pto VIII TIE returned 10 inc
{. {. { rtNn'y 1t WA not 81 y" >Md
amount, %l2,O@ Is the Feast amount i"Nl'i
by the {. G., since the ne" III '!''9 !A'
been erected frequent Y mach larger amount
y ~ I'll" following arc TIE eIl}' for each
year since tn" ""W NG''d19 has been erect
,l cuWlnrMcinr " ,th ISL Tie ir>' year 'hr
new building wa, or"npcl AMI r"h WIZ "r'
Whcthc! ii IS tho "lcA,t or T"VH2n''F in"rh
larger sums ISL Tl',o0'; $50 $4,000 :;
l',3 5000; 1871 c9,N0 $50 T9oGO, lH'"
$30C0 iS,' So,O0o; l$'S li'"", 'h's year
there was - ,11O cNtra osH>d, for i" hlisd a
ncw barn bat nrEc! was used AMI was re-
turned to the {. q g. 1879 %i"o "; lNN'
SIo,"o; !NNi sI|'"'' 1o'~ -" '"o' 1'r,
Sl-'V'"' IN0t F'~'o'' ~" S'' '"' ~ !"
II was 'H' i'"'' "'i 40" '''H''''' ~ ''''
"ceh it'-'I' 'A''" "|"'c' "'N' ''N''' "''''
n" levy book II 'A' ''N' "''l''' 10" a.,
tor 'h' pio"''''''''' '''"' s'' )" ''''' V,
the l}0i" Wal! he rr'nFN'd' 1"'' Is nov -
Tor yesterday ar liAfu, "i'" from '''c COL
I"r'o: tAr h;"!hce *,1o" "h'h NJ sal" sun
rem uncd, AN" ~ SEC. 81 OF III Ia" ''r"''"E
tl,.l n,irl ~ [ AZ | | II
paid ~ the collector III l"N''r'y ma'"''-
mrnts commencing with Inc cf' "l '"t
first three m"nt'S after inc levy Is mace, 10
this money Il" cooIa nov nave "r'"h ''''''e
| the ilr'' OF jay Ii INC col''''o' HI" I'"Sc"
20 let INN nave ahd no" nc VIII nov w
entitled to draw any OF INC Levy LOT we
next year until about the INST OF '''o"er Us
I the levy is rot made until the E'llcr paI' %
June, the end o! the !'r9' 'hrre months WEI
lc October and yet he SAYS ne has peeh "'-
communicating th1 collector ny ora" 'h@ ''""
time 80 tim" AS he could spare ii, - ufA"
int before It was due.
Naturally, Mr.. llaril'- ramr appear. alone
in ,his matter, hat our readers m Isl bear in
mio, That he Ina, .poNca of The comparative
COS, Of the maintenance Of MontcyUc, rpm
his o,ou ycsDohsijiliiy. but us 20 his acts refer
red to above, he is certainly in accord with
the remainder of the Board orc 4 and that
the methods of inancrring are approved of
I,v tine Board of G. ~ G., necessarily iy the
Tax Collector and hy the Board of &. {.
Mr.. lIarlt bv vlrtu" Of his Office, as treas
urcr simply appears as the agent and mus:
bear only his share of the responsibility OF
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e1r4c~l,aHsl (aNnlS.

The annual Whitsuntilc Lovctrast and
communion services were held by the Mora
Wan congregation at this place on Sunday
morning,
The heavy rains west Of us on Saturday
evening last caused considerable rise in the
waters of Owens Creek, causing ih" wash
on, OF the mll.dam of Mr.. Geo Hoover. Tie
damage can he temporarily repaired, so that
a day AT most will he lost in the running OF
the mill.
The G,accham Nate Society in their meet
ny on Nundny eve, 4Jih, passed resolutions
that tho Society hold 4 festival during the
evenings OF June I'm to 2Oh inclusive. An
effort Viii hc mad" to make this occasion
eclipse all former festivals. 70 nd special
needed work is the aim OF the Society. so
cjal and particularly apprl;s!ny pleasures
will ne ahGNlanIIy ahoWjlnE,
\ short drive into the cou,.'ly on Tuesday
revealed Ike i.rt thai the roads are in :, con
diton equal to the average during the win
ter months. They are simply horiid anl II
we noticed the work being dUhr TO repair
them, such -, the OCULAR allowance permits,
we were lrl to believe That the public road
system is mistake. We may no; he rnti>r-
~ qualified to JUDI" in TIL, matter, but ""
a. W Wv ,l'',''"'' '''"' w. Wv WV
~" ''','"'''S ''' ~. '''''' VI F'''',N ''',,',
''', ''''|' ','''' '''' ~ '',''',,''
It" Inv ''' 'l'',' ''' " ''''' ''''''
ca" ~ ''''' Wv ~" l''''' Wv >,'7
'''.' ~ ''''' ''''' Wv '"..'
''5 -,
m"''' ','' '''''
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9"'' '.'''''' ''',. y" .'''' '''''N'''
'''''E IL N''''''' W ''' ''''i''''' '''
Tr,,.rr,.: ,rporyT,.p - Tho county
.,.lonI Commissioners. E,t week appo;n,,d
f,,,. ..,.,yi,.. ...Ny,, r,uu.,.-;ou,-, for thv
district. named.
Mathematician D;>,ric,-Gchaol 30 !
: y,,il Ezra },.,lrr Urur, Ic>,YIllc No
. ! e ;tr.i, I i Cnlufr,,yrr D1ri,l l>ircn-
..n. N,.% C4., 4 D,ry.y, Coco Iion@rr, +
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All over the country, but ilyou have Il cough
or cold the best thing you can do is to strike
for Dr.. NJ. f.. Le"thc"mau's drug store, and
ret bottle of Dui.ac's "SwjSs Ealsain.
Also for sale ~ Ross Y. Wihrrow.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

Tn" Banner reprints our account of SIN
dly baseball and suggests the propricty OF
sending missionaries in this direction. Why
my dear Bro, you must be in error not less
than ten times year our people are called
upon for money to pay the way of mission
aries somerhere else, If they We're needed
here, wouldn't it be natural to suppose that
that money would be kept here for their
support? Either You are wrong, Bro, OF
things are sadly "mixcd.'
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Some Inaccuracies Corrected.

We arc in receipt OF a communication
from Frederick, giving an authoritative
la,ymrn, of figures which bear direct rcIp,
lion to Mr.. John G. EIurdt's claim that the
cNprn,os at MuntcvUc were reduced last year
below that of any year since the erection Of
the new building. We give the statement
in iu,, aS i, has been made Us.
The writer says:
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

E.nm lshurg is developing a wonderful !
pelisposition to fires and fire alarms; do
not court excitement over the matter, ii is
calculated to hatch out embryo fire bugs.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

SENIOR NACATIoH. Mr.. Samuel, son of
Mr.. Lewis J. Powell of Lewistown has
passed final examination ut PENNSYLVANIA
College, Gettysburg and is home to spend
senior vacation, preparatory TO his gradua-
ton in June
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

TIE REV. GEO. II. TIIAIER, Of BOur
bon, Ind says; "Dn,h, mysc!f and wife ow"
our lives to SI!lLOIl'S CONSUMPTION
CURE" Sold by NJ. L Lcathcrman.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

oar local correspondents arc requested to
forward us the items of their respective To-
caitics. When YOU come 10 town, please
call and sccnrc Al outfit of envelopes and
>Sopnr
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

MILLINERY Miss Mary T.. PcnnCll has
arrived in town with her usually tasty stock
o! fashionable mi'lincy and fancy goods and
ha, Them Displayed for sale a, her rooms on
Water ST., Merhancstown. She has some
Of the ncatcst things in the way of hats, bon
nets md trimmings that have ever been dis
playcd in our town. A ca, is solicited.
apr 81 st
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The young man, who now in Il fit of alb
sent minde,'ncsS eats the young and succu-
lent onion, breaks an engagement with his
best girl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

GEAprArED.--Miss Fannie Landcrs il
graduated to-day hy the Normal School in
Baltimore City. She has attended this
school during two years.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

IL I'LL HEALTH Hiss Nary Johnson is
again in i'll health and Drs llcnshaw and
thurman have been called in attendance.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

SICK Nrs. Calvin Fisher Of Lov's ha
been quite sick during the past week bu
il now much improved.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

To introduce our handsome new style pic
lures ,hrourhpUt the |. ). q! once, We will
send Four Dozen finely finished photographic
qfy,Uwt, postpaid, upon receipt of $40
and sample photo, to copy from, cabinet
sine prcfrrrcd) provided YOU win promise in
vour letter to show pictures, and act as agent
in case they are satisfactory are sure to
7'aaSe gr,ry0uc, Refer to Postmaster, Am.
Express Agent, or Nunda Bank. Remit by
postal note or registered letter ono stamps
lakcn,I HsN mention paper. Address.
NUNDA PUBLISHING CO., Nunda, n. Y
Anr o1 2m
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GIVE yoIl n reasons on C0mpu!s0n?
WHY of course I will, am cured of rhcu.
matism, which has kept me cnshved tor
twenty years, by using Salvation OIL, which
cost me only Is cents.
A FINE BulLDINu.--The two-story Slass-
front structure erected by Mr. Jas. Crcagcr
on Wulrr.st. has been completed and is rca-
DIV 10 receive his stock of furniture, 1t is
one of the really handsome "fronts' of the
town, of which we can now boast a larger
number and finer style than any town, OF its
size and prctcn'ionS, known to lis.
SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTlNG.-Mr FL
mcr Back has established himself finely in
business here. HI, barber shop on Water
street is comfortably fitted up, is cool and
pleasant. Elmer is a good barber aud is in
the business to remain as the trade already
secured viii more than Justify him in doing
50. Remember the place; opposite tho Mo
ruvian Church on Watcrst.
An OrpoRTuNlTY--To Use trtc OK
preston sit is in the wood" to secure a pay
Ing industry TO this place, We know where
Of we speak, when we say that man of cap
ital and recognized energy and business tai.
cnt would consider lavorahly proposition
By one or more of our business m;n TO en-.
bark here in Legitimate and paying manu-
featuring industry. The gentleman is not
but would become citizen of our town in
such event
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Z7eaf hs,

Near Sahilasviic, Bernie Arclctus, sen Of
George NJ. ID. and Josephine Amspcrgcr
aged months and 16 days.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

DR. II G Anlcr- brought from the noun
tain las, week, by means ola cord which Lad
loopcd around its neck, a black horse run
ner" snake which measured within several
inches of six ftci IN lrnglh.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

W, f. Rawlings, EST, Edmnnds Store,
Va, says Ii" purchased four barrels Of Pow
els Prepared Chemicals, two for tobacco,
the others for cotton. Applied about 400
lbs to the acre. The result WAS very salts
factory, as il cqualcd that of n fertilizer used
Ivy ii which cost more than three times as
much. Address Brown Chemical Co., Bal
tinorc, Md
The Westminster baseball club ha, started
in to win in earnest. 1t is unqucs'ionaby u
strong team and will likely have Il fine rec
ord at the close Of the season
The Baltimore club has started to make a
record for games lost. 1t loses regularly
and well.
A HAIRLESS CALF.--On Wednesday Of
last week Mr.. VIM lroGk took TO Hanover
Il calf about c@l4t weeks old, which was en-
tirclv hairless, lis skin hcing rs smooth and
free from hair as if it had been clcanly shay
cd 1t was purchased by & Milton DAr, of
that placc.-Silyer Run NG,cs.
Visitors to Penmar This summer will find
surprising change in the appearance ofthe
grounds about the pavilion. Teams will no
longer be permitted to drive around or re-
main in front Of the pavilion and the spac"
in that locality has been laid oil into band
some grass plots and walks. We are told
that the change has made it a much more
inviting SPOT than ever and VIC all know
that it has been considered most charming
place, as it was.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

FERrILEzERs-Th have Charpclls excellent
FERTILIZERS fer sale at the trrSCitc Factory in
Northumberland; specially intended for spring
crops. Rail, and posts taken i'll exchange
at Cash Prices
may ,M Frederick White
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

THAT HACKING, COUGH can he so
quickly cured by Sh!oh's Cure. We suaran-
tee it, Sold by Dr.. NJ. +, Lca,hcrnan.
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Frederick White.



Vinegar Vinegar, Cider Vinegar for sale
AT Ront's.
Cassard's Extra tanvas>cd Hams, Bacon
Shoulders api Sides for sale at Roots.
Try our Sugar syrup, at 8, 8, 10 and lei
cts per at. at toM 5.
just Bought direct from first hands prime
New MackcInl al Roots,
Lawn PnrasoIs, Indian all over Lace
White Goods Nc. Just received at Root
Flower Seeds at greatly reduced price, TO
Glove at Rool
Prime Linsrcd OIL and Paints cheap at
Root ).
Just received a new line Of the celebrated
Carlisle shoes Ladies Misses and thil,lrc
ot Roots.
Mems and Boys Shoes al Bargain Try
our Mems PloW Shoes at koot 5.
Ready Made Clothing ask for our $40 and
$3.50 suits at KoolS s.
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Business Locals.

IIartlt's Pure French Candies; the best in
town for sale only by
may 81 ct M. T.. Policy Il Bro.
Cooking and Seed Potatoes and Pure Ci-
der Vinegar, also just received a large guam
of ear and shelIcd corn, and dried, peeled
peaches, for sale by
may IA 3t. W. a. LYNN.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

The town commissioners have extended
the curb and sidewalk law to apply to Wa
tcr-Ht, south of the turnpike.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

Children grow up fat when fed on bread
and biscuits made with Drcw's Yeast Pow
der
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

LABOR AID CAprrAL.-If your system is
not in good condition, you lose time for labor
and lost labor is lost capital therefore give
yourself strength and vigor by using Health
RrstOrrr
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

SiIILOlTS COUGII and CONSUMPTION
Cure is sold by DR.. VI, L. Lcathcrman on a
guarantee. 1t cures consumption.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

"TRf'MpsS," AND LEAD

"TRFMIS" AND "LENDER,'
fully up to the Standard. ...x
JC. MARTIN & CO.
Cabbage Plants for sale by H. W. Bennett,
from 5aniorlts Nurseries. One Dollar per
100. apr 0 st.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

may st Frederick City, Nd,
ICE CEEAM-Thc lee Cream season oprn
here last week Cream OF richness and fine
flavor at poi'ry's on Saturday evening only
until on lvlhcr notice.
apr 50i!, NJ. r, PoLll.l x bltO.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

Fred rrick has u frc.buy.
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STREETS NAMED We are at last able TO
report the two streets named, which have
been the subject of discussion III these col
nmns number Of times in the past. What
we have assumed TO call Factory Ave.,
which is that one parallel with and adjacent
to the w. Md. railroad has very properly
been named Boundary Ave; that one east Of
and parallel with Carroll-st has been named
Lombard.st. 1t will now he possible to con-
vey property lying on these thhroughfaycs
regularly and in form, without having 70
take the chance description possible to be
given to property lying on namccss street.
TIE CAEr PoSD in which we ar9 fortu
nate enough to have an interest gives prom
isc of being real bonanza. The large ones
placed therein last year have grown prodig-
iously, their spawn Of last year are now from
two to four inches long and number prob
ably one hundred or more: the sixty year
old placed in the pond at the same time are
now from 10 to # inches long and should
this years spawning be a success there will
probably be thousand or more fish there
one year hence. We have never eaten carp
and know nothing of the fnencs, and flavor
of that fish, but should they prove to he y
savory dish, the pond will after the third
year yield handsome return on the invest,
mrnt.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

SrNISu WlND- AND Colds. Vow is the
cause colds on Tie lungs, and to relieve the
cough wild Cherry Syrup is the best and
,rnst rtTrc;NNl
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

Shall We not soon hear OF the Bachelor
and BcncliCk baseball mines?
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

IO0, 600 sawed Chestnut Shingles fol-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28
WWscflc IL Fro.
nay II Il McchaniCStGWn Md.
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FoE SA!E.--A fine Lot Of Estcy Organs
send for Prices 20.