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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-08-13
New Advertisement
Excelsior Stoycs-Van 3, Vslcr
School Commissioners,
Bus, local. Elmer Black,

Rua local-Fncr Black,
Ocuist and Optcfan-Dr, j, 5, Mckenzie
PollrIcAl.-Thn Democratic Central
Committee Of this county rrcL en- Monday
last, The date Of the primaries is Saturday
August Goth and the county convention to
name delegates TO the State contention on
September It'll, The date Of the convention
to name county officers was not named,
READY MADE CnIMNEys--Tr. Van =.
Oslcr has laid in supply of fire clay pipes
which will serve good purpose with those
who, III compliance with the late borough
ordinance, will be required to replace stove
pipes running through the roof or partition
with brick or stone tluc. These will bc
much cheaper and more reality placed.
DEATu or : (nIl,D On Thursday night
last William Herbert infant child Of " IL
liam A. and Gertrude Grimes, formerly Of
this place now of near Westminster, dicd at
the Residence of Mrs, G's sister, Mrs. J. H.
Freeze, in this town, Of cholera intantctln
The little one was buried in the cemetery
here. The sympathy Of a host Of friends
yo,.5 ont to the parents in this their first sad
bereavement.
AN EXCURSION PosTPoNEl;, Owing Z"
HE rainy state Of the weather ON Saturday
las. the excursion hv the Lutheran Sundnr
School Of this place, 20 Pcnmar was unavoil
ably uostpondrd, The school took action IN
SUNDAY last and determined tu have another
day named and not fail in their fifth annual
excursion to Pcnmar, The saftrc committee
was contincl and they have determined
upon Wednesday August 18th,
GRANT MEMORIAL. SKEEGC rs were held in
the Lutheran Church, this place, on Sunday
afternoon last at - o'clock The propsc
turned out in large numbers, the ordinary
seating rapaclty Of the church being INSULT
cient and benches were placed in tlt :is!rS.
The exercises consisted OF prayer Ivy Fcy.
W. c. Wire; Memorial Grafton Ivy Hon. NJ,
&. Urncr; prayer ny Rev. c. {. LanuS and
hrMsdictiOn.
The choir rendered some chrcc aHd Hp.
propYiatcIn>l,ic. The exercises were inter
r,tins throughout; the prayers were rcrvcn;
AMI eloquent, Mr.. Urncr, address was u
scholarly cpitomt of III" life is influences
and example, Of Cen. Grant. H. vas listen
ct, 60 with marked attention and the subject
matter of the address has received much
kindly comment by his hearers. The srl"c.
lions by the choir were in fine accord with
the occasion the singing good, notably tn"
solo hv Miss Annie Webster. About one
hour and half wcr" occupied Ivy Tic ser
I-irt
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Deafh;>

On Aug, anI lsS1, near MrchanicStown
Mr., Charlotte Whitman, Hrcd IS yrs, lno
and ii days,
On July 20 1888, near Frederick, Charles {.
II. son of Joseph r. and Catherine y. 4.
Palmer aged year and 8 rFonthS.
4, Orrnlorti'- Mill, near Westminster, on
August It'll lS':,, after long illness, Levi
~ln If Jane, G,adhliI. The deceased for
mc1lv resided in trcicr!ck county.
Near Wood>boro, This county, AUGUST 9TH.
1855, John II. Homer. aG"t % years, 3
months and IS days.
In Crra-crstown, this; county, .Sngu-t IN,
1885. Harry Scott infant son OF Mr.. vii;
liam Rightlcr, aged 10 months and day.
At Rockv RIDGE Aug, III. lSrl. Royir E'l-
ger. st}rI OF ElcNanNer and Mice TroNrfl,
aged > months and 10 Gays.
Hope looks beyond the bounds Of time,
When what we now dcpIorc
Stall rise in full immortal prime,
.tnl bloom to fade n" morc.'
W l.. ~
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EOXNilIc Items.

FOAE!llc IN glory.
\ general reconciliation Of all the troubles
in this locality.
The old ya!s have buried the hatchci, and
settled the Sqnankum troubles.
No ON" would own that he was the fellow
sren running across the fields at night. II
must have been me, as am the only one
here that does any running around.
The gentleman yendcr Of the Victor Rem
cdies alleged that these people stole his rem
,irs. The alterations are false and the al.
lpga,or knows it, II" needed little extra
tunl, for ,olly. Hes cXcusablc, would
DO the same thing
The Park Commissioners have asked the
City Council To pass an appropriation bill OF
$lpOoo to replace the Statuary and natural
curiosi,ies That were destroyed by the rioters.
Gigantic preparations are "oing on t" have
one Of the most -tUprndous Sunday School
picnic~ ever known in this country. car
load ,witzcr, limbrrgrr, and pretzcs, &c,
has been ordered for the oc, a, ion. W" are
going to have a biz time, and paint the town
red. Come up.
MI ""' '''''" "','0 +','' '
h'''c'' '"' ga -. ~
,rac,c his attention. he called VIM Moscr
and Richard Toms, they cut it"p"n and took
ou' - youn@ rnnhts,
am no" ""'"' "'c' ''''' ,'''''''' "''" ','S
h'a" - "'i!- 'N'l "7'"'' "''' 80 my
nave h"' '''"'"'" i'"''' '''''"''-' ,''
'''E "'' '''J''' '''7 '''' ",>'''' ','.,
'''''' l''' w '''"'''',, '"'
hc'Nh f"l''N ''S '''"' ''',' ",'
zone '''''''' ANU '"'H ~ 81 NV
nc'oi' 'h'H 'o''''' Ut" WIN
ana '''' ''''S''N' '''''' IVA VA
some "'h'f '""'''''''
Inns "e'''@ '''' ''''' ~ :"
OUT "A M'cr''''' ''l'''' 10 '''' van
Tor 'i'9 "''h'
as 'cf! II" i'e'S',''S "'''" WY IN,
n'!s ''o'o' nom ''''' '"'' ~, =:
'hA'a'or |" give s''''' ''S'''y " '''' u
GIN.
II mas '"'h '"h@ ''nc H'"'' G,"''',''
SeoS'"ih! anu IL ''''7' ~! '''',
ana poverty hc'P' '"' ''' VI ''''
am I'i' III 'al''e',a"'' "''e''.'"' w. MA" ="
"h''ncr inc river '>''' ''"''' IL "V'"'
I'ca or h"'' h"' %" " ''''.''' " - 10y "
does II II Is d ''''H'"N' - Nv
matter '"l'hT 'hc '''I l""' vi
mrr '"h>r'' Africa IF N"'Je' W. ''''S' '"''s
season. ms CAUSES '''' 'N'' .'"' =" ''.
and overflow inc "hoi' io"'' WV '"''.
Egypt, IL '"'hT very ''''' '''''' anu
u'hA'N l"l""'''" '"''''','
About J'"'o years ago. "e'"'' "''''"T '"'
Known, a record ol 'h'hSS anu c''''' VI '''
por(aucc were kel'' ov cutting S'H'H' ''''''
llicr"@lyph'cs, III stone. Ah "'a h'"'''''
Egyptian TO mark inc 'H''c o' ''.N '"',''"'
flood, when All the 1n'Iaoi'ah'S ID '''c ~"
country, along tn" Me, hah 10 keep CON
slant watch, by day ana hl@h'' III "io'' 10
save their property a"u lives ana S'' .'''N
to the highlands, as the river Me was a'""'
to overflow, or lnuddh'' the "hoc 'o"e'
country, and remain in that condition about
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Mountain Kof,

containing % acres, near john liouzcr's saw
mill and easy of access.
TERMS 5000 Cash on day Of sale, one
third the first day OF April, 1856, the bal
ancc in two equal annual payments with IN
tcrrst from first day of April, 1856, upon the
payment of the whole Of the purchase mon
CIV a good and sufficient deed will he given;
Fine purchaser to be at the expense OF con
vcvanciny. Possession given April T., 1856
Any person wishing to view the property
can do 30 Ivy calling on Lewis TroNrll living
on the place, or Burtis Bennett adjoining, or
the subscriber living in Mcchanirslown
II. W. BENNETT.
F.. ~. MILLER, AuCT.
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DIR. +. Shelton. NI'IAenzic,
OlvLIsT AND DrTIrINN,

ttraud,,atc of the University Of Edlnhulg
College Of ophnlmology and Royal Eye In
Urinary will be at Mrs Northin%ton John
sons. No 33 East Church street, Frederick
MIDI, for a short period of time, Where nc may
he consulted by those suffering from disease
or any difficulty of their ewes. DR.. NJ kcnZlc
has made special study of diseases Of the
eve and having madam active practice OF ten
wears in Europe and America believes he
can successfully combat the diseases which
are so destructive to this delicate organ
An examinations are made with the opthaI--
mosropc and other scientific Instruments
used in modern opthalmology. \. correct
diagnosis is made Of each persons case and
an accurate statement given of the exact con-
dtion of their eyes In functional diseases
of the ewes, where CLASSES are indlcatrdthr
doctor cuts, grind' and adjusts them tnTcach
person, thus msuring perfect VISION, case
and comfort to- the wrarcr These glasses
arc free from the imper!ccionS usually found
in glasses, viz Mud spcckS, cracks flaws,
waves, blistcrs, etc. They are made from
pure quartz very white and As transparent
as the purcst spring water. These goods are
not put on sale in the shops. They are only
ground and fitted to order. Thousands OF
people Who'art suffering With their eyes from
over lhClFN lhhtoh' PUN o''i WV '! "''
through the globe, u dull hCavincss OF the
eve itself. n morbid feeling as though there
were sand imbt d,lcd in the mucous membrane
Of HE lids very sensible to'light and air and
a desire TO partially close til" eyes, or an IN
cipicnt inflammation in the globe OF lids,
These and great MANY more troubles may
he cited which can be entirely overcome II
the person 50 afflicted will consult an oru!irt
who understands physical and physiological
optics the laws Of light, rctlaction, etc -
There arc very few cases of eyes or vision
but can be brought to approximate, nearly
normal vision with properly adjusted glasses.
Testimonials of the most substantial charac-
ter. Cases treated since the Doctor has been
IN town can be readily ascerlanrd by any
person who will take the trouble TO inquire.
Office hours from to Q &. IN, II TO ANU
Gto Sp. II,
nug is *.
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The l!agcrstown Globe says that Rev, 5.
A. Hedges and family, of Neville, Pa, for
mcrly pastor of the Luth. congregation at
this place. recently drove from Neville to
point about four miles beyond Shepherds
town W. Va. distance of6i miles, in one
day. lie started early in the morning and
arrived ut his destination about sunHown,-
The horse he drove was seventeen years old,
Visitor,
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ItOMMt NIC\TED
Ipl ! w. T..


The late Miss Caldwell, smart and bright,
So gar and handsome and polite,
Her hca,x were numerous, great and small
She talked, and laughed, and greeted all.
She scanned and weighed with unlim'd eve
The beaux who dared their CLAIMS to try
But one by one she passed them bye,
Till at last one Dichl she did SPY,
I'm pleased to learn the man She won,
Is not the dial but the son,
Both useful when together brought.
Without the sun the tiial's naught.
She enjoyed friends, fast driving, true
Bugcys new style, polished, too,
With bloodrd horsc-2.4o per mile,
And handsome drivers gallant smile.
Thus far, the rig will suit her well,
When backed by character that tells
Industrious, bright, and habits right,
His home he'll make a rare delight.
hear her say, This man Eve won,
And mean to hold him fast and firm.
With gentle words and loves embrace.
Our home III make his happicst place.
Please let me say, and don't forget
He courtcd you, that you led get,
And won you fair, now hold him fast,
And court him to the very last,
You've entered now the Path that WILL,
The richest pleasures promised fill,
All pledges keep, and plightcd VOWS,
To all be true, before God bow,
Lies too'short for wranglcrs here,
Defer them TO another sphere,
All bitter words and sharp disputes.
Are slre to Weld urfayory fruits.
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New STORE w A. Hahn g. Co. have
opened on Carroll st green grocery aud
confectionery. For cheap fruit vegetables,
and meats, they are at the head of the list.
Country h,forl,lcc wanted.
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CovNTv COMMISSIONERS. CLERK Frank
Steiner, the county commissioners, inform
ed News reporter This morning that he is
anT1-hctsi%t tl,at the loss to the county ny
sundays flood will be greater than previous
" reported. The regular August meeting
Of the commissioners will bA held on Mon
Gav which is little earlier this month than
usual, to admit of the damage being rene
died and travel again opened --Nrrs.
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Hoe CH0LEKA.--A number Of our farmers
have lost large numbers Of hogs from the ct-
t,,cts of chu'tra, Liberty, 1inganorc, Johns
vile and Urhana district, seem to- I've rho
principal LOSERS CHt,cR.
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REifGioUs,-Thcre will be preaching in
Sunday morning and service on the Church
Lawn Graccham at $50 p, IN,
G. G.. Lnnius Pastor.
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Business Locals.

~ Plenty of light and ventilation; hcs
shut out hv screens; fine pure cosmctics keen
tazota and a desire IL please orc the induce
rnenls that sho1ld ,akh you to Blacks hair
dressing and shaving saloorl on Water stop
posi,c Morayian Church.
Hair GU. either with ecissors or clippers
aug Is If
cT;@ For Rent From September il.
1887 60 Apri tst, 1886, the hnildirg neat
ttoor ives. ofpostoGlcc now in my possession.
JUL; 50 i; GFtO. W. SPRo|.
ca a complete stock ri
SUGAiS, SYECP> MD OTHER GRO
CERES
a. lowest market rates az
Grimes G Bohi;tZ.
sy- IfAMDtRGS INSERTIONS. LA.
CES, INDIA LINENS, VICTORIA
LAWNS, EDGINGS, ETC, at
f}rinca < Bo5itA
sg- BACVN, ASD FISH
AT lowest rates at
G!:mts {; i}phi..H.
EE' IS TIE s'a,m"r i advancing, we can
make it 20 The interest Of all c'tsiing topaz
chase GOOD5 for the season to give Us n
r0F Grimes Il BOhtI
~" ON stock # SHOES has l,"ca
la.tIy rtplcnl,hci and VIC invite liz
spcctiou Of the same We nc
Iicyn thai n nimh.c o;t
lcncc is worth more
than slow Gni-
ing
SO Grimes & Doh1;tz est
Notice! Notice!
sST" TO Sunday Schools and Festivals,
Camp Meetings., Bush Meetings, Hotels and
boarding Houses, and TO every person that
wants zee Cream to- write to me, viii give
Ncst Of trtanr AT !pw rates.
.nN t6 4t York Road, Nd.
sE"F'ly Powders and Fly Paper for sale at
iuly 1Gtf I.cathcrman's.
Iaror1A>T.--Whcn vow visi, or lcava
Sew York City; save Baggage EXprt sSag"
and Carriagc Hire, and stop at III" Grand
Union lfn,cl, opposite Grand Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at 4 cost "t ono
million dollars reduced 10 81 90 and up
ward. prr day. European plan, Elevator
RESTAURANT supplied with rho best. Horse
cars, Stages mnl elevated railroad to all 'i"-
pots F:mlirs can live letter for .r7s
money nt ,hr Grand IlCtcl than AZ Hny first
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SPRINu W lNDs AND CoLDs!-Now is the
imc that changeable weather and winds
cause colds ON The lungs, and 10 relieve the
cough Wild Cherry Syrup is tile best and
most cflcctlml:
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" FFI { T.
OF TIE -
bONRD or SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
FOR FREDERICK COUNTY.
J. +. ~. MILLER, Aucr.

FREDERICK, Mp, Aug. 5, 1889.
There viii be competitive examination
held in tins office
ON FRID.l Y THE 2lst
inst, for the Free Scholarship in the Yves
tern Maryland College. Applicants of both
sexes will be admitted to said examination.
The class will lie formed promptly at $50
A. NJ.
BY order Of the Board,
AUG ID " ID. i. IAklN, Examiner.
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[7DL:V'Yy .HsN'T7tg.
lettings from our Exchanges.

The bridge ut Arpcr's mill, on Pip" creek
was taken of the piers and landed some dis
fancy h, low, on Monday last .--lMtnlCr.
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st the residence OF the brides parents on
Tuesday evening August TIN, by Rev, W,
{, Wire, Theodore Eyler ard Nike Freeze
both of iitis vicinity,
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LOG HOUSE. BRICK CASED.

\ good barn and other necessary outbulks-
incs. Fhc farm is laid of into ten fields,
web wa,crcd, good fencing and recently
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Young Mcu's Building Association, SatUr-
day of this week.
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LABOR AND CAr1rAL.-It Your system is
not in good condition, YOU lose time for labor
AVID lost labor is los, capital, therefore give
yourself strength and vgor Ivy USING Health
Rcatorr..
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The farm "Sprinslic!d,' Belonging - ihr
estate Of the late Co j. BAKER Kunkcl. at
Cn,octn FurnN ,cs. was sold nj public sale,
., the City lIo'rl, Frederick, ,o Mr.. Daniel
L,alhcrman, OF that vicinity. The farm con
tains Us. acres, and the price paid per arr"
y2Hs : tl1O
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CnURCu NoTICE.--Our regular services
will begin on the 10th inst. Preaching both
morning and night, election for church Off
GERS after the morning services On the 3ott'
inst. the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
bc adm 'uiS,ercl
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TAEH NoT1GE,-Durng the first ten days
of July. we shall send out our regular semi,
annual statements To- ali who arc indebted
to Us.
We have adopted this plan and will con,
tinur it, practice aS we find ii advantageous
both to ourselves and our patrons, it secures
for Us the "nur,jfUl" and at the same time
keeps those who have accounts with US, i'll
formed of the amount We begin a, page !,
of the Ledger and take of treiy account, cN-
ccpt such rs we may not deem worth tn"
postage; iand we have som" of that kind
none therefore will I've sighted and every
one WHO owes for mare M0n enc years sub
Srr;pton may expect TO receive statement,
The statement will in every instance be
made out 10 cover the cUrr"n, TrH"
Rrmrmhrr, friends, that j; requires money
to conduct u country newspaper rs Wi aN
it doves 10 run railroad, grocery, h"tci or
grisl mill and that the stress ot hard times
should No, be- permitted to weigh upon US to
an extent above our share; so please re-
:pond promptly upon receipt of ouT July
Statement.
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Llcas Ne barber has = new, pntcn, barber
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Public Sale !

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The Subscriber having gone into other
business, will offer at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY; .tngu3 2oth, 1885,
At . O'clock, p. IN.
in front Of the CLARION OFFICE, Mcchan-
itstown, the following Real Estate, lying
one. half mile north. west Of t'ractham, on the
road fron tirarcham TO Apples Church, nd
Joining the lands Of VIM. !, Black, Is. Ern-
M,tt, and Eliza Young, containing
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The roasting ca- now AeArr,h It's praises
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ROils and CarbuncIes.

These are the volcanoes Of the human svs-
tenn They proceed from impure blood and
from riotous decentralization Of the digcs-
tive organs. They are annoying, painful,
and sometimes dangerous. They can be
driven out by 'oning up the system, and
this can bcs: be done by the use Of Browns
Iron Bittcrs. Mcssrs. Handy & Rnlman
druggists, Annapolis, Nd, say. ave sell lots
Of Browns Iron Biucrs. All who use it
seem pleased. We hear no. one complaint
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UxrouNDED.-ln an item in the lnion of
last week giving an account. of the sale OF
the B,rki,tsvillc Female Seminary the fol
lowing statement appeared, ''thc name OF
Rev. Mr.. Wire of Mrc!anicstoWn, is con.
nccicd witt, the institution, as the probable
coming principal" We have called Key,
W, G. Wires attention to the above, and he
has authorized II, to say there is no toundn-
ton for such a statement and that he has not
had any idea of again being connected with
that institution.
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N4
~" Marked attention paid to
the accurate compromising OF
Prescriptions.
may "
Local Items.
Children grow up fat when fed on bread
and biscuits made with Dyew's Yeas, Pow
der.
l1cas Ne barber has new, patcn, barber
chair.
The roasting, cay now Acarc,h its praises
sung
Young Mems Building Association, Satur
day OF this week.
LABOR AND CAr1rAL.-If your system is
not in good condition, YOU lose time for labor
AVID lost labor is los; capital therefore give
yourself strength and vigor Ivy using Health
Rcaiorr:.
The farm "Springlic!l.' Belonging {, ihr
estate Of the late Co, j. BAKER Kunkcl, AT
Cntnc,in Furna .cs. was SOLD nj public sale,
~ the City Hotel Frederick, to Mr.. Daniel
l..alhcrman, OF that vicinity. The farm con
tains Us. acres. and the price paid per ar'"
wss $3.50.
MoEr R>1N.-on Friday last this section
vas visited by another heavy rainfall, Row.
c,s Branch Hglin getting "rounl tie bridge
on Ma,n-st. The rains which had fallen dN.
M the first days Of the week put the
ground in fine order and our farmers had
commenced to 10 some Flowing.
TNc Western MI. railroad company. with
uut notice, paid of Ivy check last week and
caught some of our merchants mapping. as
cash had not been retained for the purpose.
We are Informed that the company will
hereafter pay OF "n the Goth OF the month:
ii lhi, lr correct, merchants along the line
ul' the road can arrnug" accordingly.
lIo roN THE FoEi;sr ,-'Ihc |. b. Sunday
School Of tins place is arranging TO have
their picnic ON Saturday, .\og. 22d in the
gror" near IL" Col3 Spring. The object is
TO have pleasant and prnhtahI" day in the
lca'v grove. and rood time in general is
ur,irina,cl All well disposed persons are
invited to this gathering,
W. l.. Martin, pastor.
Mrs. Hammond bern, daughter Of Joseph
Dclphy, of Union Bridge, died very suddenly
Tuesday morning OF, last week. She war at
her fathers house talking to her sistcrwlrn
,hc complained suddenly Of q pain in her
head and sick stomach, and began vomiting
Violently. In a few minutes sh" was dead.
She seemed to he IN good health, was in her
oath year, and leaves one little gin four or
five years old.
Pre- CREEK CAMP was largely attended
hy our people ON Sunday last. They speak
in the highest terms Of the boarding house
accommodations of the camp, note" many
fine cuupagcS, and heard the horn calling
the people to the services. This note Is
nlvlc more with view of calling attention
to the fact that 'lc grca, majority OF camp
gocls have about the above objects in view,
than to make special mention OF any partIr-
ular persons in this particular instance.
While wr do not pretend to say that bat a
few are drawn Ivy religious impulses, we are
not 10 hr misunderstood when we say that to
divers other motives mus, hc conceded the
fact Of the attendance of the multitude.
In, r,f win tD he great storms OF AUGUST
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Send us the news, please, When you
come to town, drop in to SEE us every time.
You possess information of service TO lis and
interesting to our readers
One of the most common complaints OF
children is worms and as they often suffer
long time before il is known, parents should
watch carefully for the symptoms and give
DR.. Fahrney's Infalliblc Worm Syttp.
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MoEE R\N.-pn Friday last this section
vas visited by another heavy rainfall, Row
c,'s Branch Hg.Iin uc,,ing aro,nIi tie bridge
on Ma,n-st The rains which had fallen 'iN.
1ng the first days Of the week put the
ground in fine order and our farmers had
commenced to do some Flowing.
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Rev " C. Wire. PASTOR.


The Forest and Stream club Ito not stay i'll
camp on Sundays, 50 last Sunday tramp
looked in on their quarters, found plenty OF
clothing and grub and took possession. lie
had not taken his departure on Monday,
when the caterer, and several members ar
rived MI. Tramp had donned shirt--a
billed one, ,oo-helonging to Mr.. John J.
Reese, and pair of pants belonging to Mr..
George Sharrcr He had packed some
things in the boat of the club, ready 70 de-
part, and was in the tent cutting !! loaf Of
bread w,cn the members walked III Oh him.
|, was first proposed to hang him, and Mr.
Tramp began to look frightened, but they
made him doll the stolen garments, and
leave camp in run before he could get on
his own >'lds.--.idcycd.e,
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more or less, in IN elegant state Of cultiva-
ton.
The improvements consist OF