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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

Gov. ofmsbee in his inaugural address
called special attention to the necessity
for action by the state toward more COM
plels stocking Of the streams with fish
What the Ba.,enlill and its tributaries
need is 70 have large number Of trout
Try put In every year The front is the
natural ash Of these streams and with .
comparatively small outlay by the state
they could be made a prolific source oil
food and revenue. Vermont. with heI
many mountain brooks, should derive the
same benefi. rs Maine and other states dc
from ihei-. and liberal policy would b.
exceedingly profitable to our people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11


The hsrdrst fight this session 10 over
tho division Of the town Of Rutland. The
committee which Is TO report on the ques--
ton has visited Rutland. Proctor and West
RatlAnd and has examined large number
81 witnesses and listened 10 the arguments
81 hall dozen eminent lawyers, until i
mus, be very tired Of the whole business
The general impression seems TO he that
the report Of the committee will be 10 To-
vor Of division. Their report will have
soms wight With the legislature, but will,
by no nsAos. Be conclusive. Il is hard u
gue.s What the result will be.
Another very pretty fight IL being sfsed
over tho removal Of the county seat 10 Cr-
ause county Al present II IL 1t Chel,ea
on ibs nilir ,hirt.en miles from . raiIrosd
IL II proposed 10 have tgo shire t)wn.. ono
al Bradford aud one a, Randolph. TIL.
comfy ID bout evenly di,ided Oh tL'
anesilon, but removal must come SCI ne
or later.
The valued policy bill ia doomed to de-
feat. unless We are very much mistaken
Tie Law has Dol proved beneficial co ih'
~Ao.u. iu New Hampshire.
The railroad committee has had severa
hearings. but has no. thus far recommend
ed commission in the present Legislature
. asa su,ic,paied. We think moderate
commission la~ will I've enacted. formes
somewhat after The Massachusetts, las
bat perhaps iisile more stringeot.
A bin Increasing che salaries Of judssl
Of The suprcme Court from $500 10 s3otd
has sssd ihs sensie ssd may 50 thronT'
the house
An appropriation Of five or All ihon.sns
dollars will be asked for TO purchsse ib'
sise Tor the Bennington Battle Monument
and i1snty i've thousand for soldiers
htme.
TIE bill granting women. Who are taxes
90 $500 % over Ii their o~s right, th
privilege ~ vosiaq in oil tosn and siilsg
mepsiass pxssea Tue hcuSe. ny large mn
,ofay. They have bad The right 70 yot
Ia school disirsct meetings for severe
yesr, bat fe~ 81 then have ever exercise'
The privilege.
The hill pfosidipR free iext books 10 u
the chiidrrn ID The public schools In th
sssss has passed The seDsie. bat will NEE
9Th considerable opposition in The hous
cod nsy fail there.
x0yerhsr i0sh IL the last date st uhicl
bills can be ihircducsd except BY unsni
u.oas conseni. aud il " probable that ID
Zeal sd,orrsnsnt viii occar Just b<tor
Thanksgiving Meat o. The impcrsas
bslls srs still In The hsnds Of The ccn
miile<s. but viii nov ~ reported Tor -
tio1 - rapidly - they can b dispcssd
81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

Shawls

Don't fail to see our stock. We
have large line Of New Markets in
oil the leading styles, also . nice
assortment Of Wraps and Jackets.
These goods were bought at low
figure, and We offer them at price
which cannot fail to please. With
correct styles and low prices, we
shall endeavor to merit your patron
) 20 in this line. If in need OF any
thing in Gloves and Mittens, don't
forget that we have everything from
the finest Kid to the heaviest Buck
goods.
A full line Of Germantown, Star
light, Saxony and Knitting Yarns.
In Comfortsbles and Bed Blankets
We offer some first-class bargains.
Our Boot and Shoe Department is
full Of excellent bargains in Ladies,
Gents, Misses and Childrcn's Shoes,
We aim to keep : line Of good
reliable goods which can be safely
recommended, and in this way we
keep a customer when once gained.
Hats and Caps in approved styles and
way down prices. Robes and
Blankets by the cord, and oil at .
price which will speak volumes II
you need anything Of the kind.
We have . large line Of Fancy
Goods which we will be pleased to
show you. Call and see us, you will
always receive cheerful attention.
Nail Orders carefully and prompt-
y attended to 1t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

The statistics OF tho operation oil the
elevated railroads 81 New York Aty. to
Sept. 80, give graphic exhibition Of the
growth Of that method Of transit The
number Of passengers carried 10 1879 was
&c 0o0.0 600, from which il has increased to
lis. 1000, 600. while the daily average Of the
past mouth Of September was Bio. 1863.
One feature in the record OF these roads
which is unique in the history Of railread-
ing ~ the freedom from fatal accident,
only ous passenger having lost bis life,
and that by bis own negligence. since ,Ls
roads went into operation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estaf0 OF NAuCr CUBfIe,
The uudssdsnsd, hsvipg been appointed -
The Hos. Probate Court for The District q AAn.
adjust I'll d inns ard demands 81 I'll psssona
sgsinst The sslate 81
Massey Curtis late Of Dosest
10 said Dis&rieL Asesassl, ~ eli sleins sShIb-
lied n ofsst thereto. hereby give aseiee thsi
wilsos House. u Dossst = che "a
day Of April nsst. from O'Clock,
4, until o'clock ,. n, Of said day. I'D thAi
sis months iron The I'D day o. Osiobsf l. b.
1854. 10 The tine limited by sAid Court for 0ld
creditors 70 present thstf slsios 70 ~ fss ssan-
inatios ard sllouanes.
Dated 4 Dosssk this I'D ~ u Ostebss
I. D. 1855.
., e 91Dss Z. = 1l u.Al.I' or.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

rnsk Hard Is 10 become carpet bag
ser. risaisg Tbs, TREE trade Is unpopular
ia Toledo cis,rscs Of Ohio, be announces
sass hs vii rsGose 10 Nes York city His
frsena and brcshsr ffoe.ifaier, =. y Cox.
"a. ..asl.,ly sspnsis,sd over 10 .~.rs aso
b, The colunbas district Of ohic. add
subsequently found fame and political
u,etermsst 10 Nev FORK Perhaps Hard
.sll t.e esaAlly forsansle- Let b" dos
trlee. prevail aud 20 one need be surprls-
"a 20 ses Iiurds grass srosine 10 shs
streets 81 the metropolis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

The .ssssrsn sbovman." +. T. Bsrnun,
has been 90 active friend Of the temper
apce movement Ior the past thirty eish'
y,.r.. and hss given literally Tor The sup
rosi oi The c.us~ II means somsshirs
therefore .hsn hs pIonouncss the attempt
10 ssllst TN pessses voters In pol't'eA
psfs 81 ,hris osn the most absurd snd
su,siasl plan that eonid be devised M
Bsrnam Gays that. 10 hrs knowledge, "iiq
DOR sell,s not only slcas aud rejoice ove'
The d. r..is o. this hes nsdged and new-
tangled party. bul they pay money 70 AZ
IL. - well they might
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

Tie srs.siss shlea she cendsanss 90
ssea.s.ss ss8e IA CElnago u the tine O
sAssr ssasg haYa besa railished e ccoi
form sna sre issins dissnbsstd shfcrsh-
10, Tie cosriry BY isbs rsions These
o,sats m,lor, rasshi he Ia better business
,h.n eiscslsiinx Ne vspofisgs Of murder
-, asdss srs4ses " thsif crimes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11
RENNTNGTON COUNTY COURT.
- JUNE TERN, \ D. Is1.
CARRIE L. "a ~
NICHOLAS cAIn.J ~.

WAwsas. Carrie y. Cain. Of 9haltebssy. u
- Couaty II Bsnui " sd easts " yssnest,
~ ~ her iibsl Tor divorce lr0m I'D Against
Nish ~ car. fosnsiv Of bhsftsbuyy, but 800
Al rsrts sakeown. ssl up9 forth tat . ths
~ ktss.ah az Of Jsnssgy, 4. D. Ira. q white
f,sssr n tbs Coupty 0f K'ashlngton end STATE "
Esv Yorh. shs vas lAwfuiiv married " hicholss
Cslas 81 ths Rsv. william n. ns~bes. . minisssr
u ths gospel. That fro@ tho dsss q $50 nsas'
riass tks ostltionsr rssided VIII sAi6 pce.sosss
4 PORTION u the lime stnhshsbss - ~ Ioss'
y Of Bsnpington until the 3iss ~ ~ n.
3. ieG5 ubss she ssAsed 10 isvs 40 csheDis ~
sad ssss1 ss.sss II 6ss "a his sssssai y -.
~ ~ ~ pssyinS ior ian u diverss hen ~
sicho,ss Ge1se. ssd thss shs msy seeome bss
@ssIsn nslDs " CaSris 4. Lake.
xsd n spcssrsus thai ths ~ uisb>lAs Gals
a v,skouf thls sssls. 70 thst suoooes 49,
ros n ssrysl spon hin.
nls ord<rsd, thst nOtlea n w. pssdtsg u
Ia Iilei - gis~n W sat4 hssheiss Qalp W pse'
iisLins The substsncs thsSeof. VIII Ats esdsss
thrss weeks succssslvsiy q ~ nsscssssss
JopssAL, . ssvspspss gseAsssd = 1Assssss ~
% said Cousty q 1snnaegtcs. - - 9 .lsss s
DubirsAioas dhan - = 1855 as vssss Zssugas
~ ~ Bsnplprton Cously Cssrt ssxf y y hid
a NsncheslSS 90 ihs eess Tusedsy y Sune =.
1857 70 which ssld Ibsiis Sstufrseis .hieh sesh
g dssweA uufsclsns nottse y sid hiesol.s Cads
= spcesr ssA Answer aid iibsi End sblds ths
Dstsl n Bsnnisstss In said Cossty q Geo.
~s~~tcn this 26th ~ Of Octsbes 4. y. 10.
AAGktG0A ]. hOkTgh,,
Il S..currDss : sArss. Assys s~ ESsuAss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

Scafs Emulsion er Cod Liree OIL wiA
Hypophosphisss. il most wonderful food.
1t not ouly gives strength and increases
the flesh hut heals the irritation OF the
throat and lnugs PsiaiabIs ~ milk and
10 al wasting Diseases. both Tor adults
and children, - ! marvellous food and
medicine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11
noMMIssrONER's NOTICE.

kstAle Of bHr1gY CANN1LD.
rhe usdseaens1, hsvang 49, eppeaste1 b
g ester, Ccaniesloesss, 70 receive. sxanise end
sljsss III elalns ~ osoasAs - ~ psgssa1
asaipst The sstsss Of
Bslssy Casasia ists II AsItsgtes
in saiA district aeeeass1, ~ ~ slaSns sah1b-
ossss sAss:ss assssy si.: ss;: ~ ): x. Z:
Ariinetoa House = Aslisgtoe, - ~
i7sh day Of April nsst, fFsa
s'elock 4. =. psei o'cieea ,. =
% said day, sd thss en- nsstbs fse0 ths In
lay Of Octo6sbss =. ,. ieee. 10 rs tns limited
siains y u for syaninsfSoo a.A ailewanee.
DsssA - Asiiastos. this IN. ~ q o..
~. c c.ssSyy7EEIS. /, os.~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11
aAxpcArK.


Mr.. Vaughn says he shall sell The Dr.
Woodland farm between nov and spring.
Mary Hamilton 10 taking music lss-
sons Of Mrs. bimonds 1t Manchester.
Mr.. Robinson Of Camden, N. Y. 10
giving number OF scholars music lessons
in place Of Prof. Nichols.
Fred Fairbanks cut his foot seriously
with 40 Ak while ohopping on tho noun.
tain week ago.
WIN. J. Hamilton is raaking extensive
repairs on his house. Lyman AcIeni.
then. assisted by two mon. il doing tho
work.
The snow storm came on 20 quickly
that Il caught many farmers not ready fox
IL; and stock not ready for shelter pre-
pared foNthsm.
Fannie Covey and Celia Hamilton ara
II home from the Seminary visiting their
parents. They are we'll pleased with the
school and teachers
Charley Bentley put his ankle out,
while st work 10 James Msttison mill ia
Besrtown. by log rolling on 70 IL Dr..
Phillips attended him.
The New England supper. Last Wed
nesdsy evening. ct Hurds' Hall VA suc
cess. There was resolved for the bsnedl
Of Rev. Mr.. Walker over s25. Everything
passed of pleasantly and good time VA
enjoyed by oil.
Sherman Hurd and vile. Of West Al
mond. are visiting friends il town, tht
Hurds and Hsmiltons. he hes not beer
10 town since 1856, and Aads many changes
since that time in 6andgsts. - hs inquire
about the inhabitsnts then living snd
those living nov.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11
The Bellows Falls EVaporatOrs

ALPHEUU J. WOODWARD'a EsrAss
AsrATs o. VERMONT District Of Manchsstsr -
In Probate Court held u nanebsstsv wfthis
sad for sstd District, On The 18th day q
October a. D.. 1856.
me Administrator With will annexed % the
eslsts OF Alpheus J. woodward, late Of Poplar
Grove. Illinois, dece assd, presented ~ AppiieA
lion il writing " ssid Court. setting forth thai
said dece saed died seized and p0saessed Of NE
folio Wing zeal estste situated 10 eeudgate y
ssid District, Wig The farm formerly 0ccupts1
81 ssid deceased, and . wood lot u about y
acres; and further fspssssnting shss y VII %
bspiocial 70 tho dsvissss. lsgatses, snd ~ In.
tsrsslod in said ESTATE, by ssasop Of The face
that May Of thsn reside without the STATE, end
raj thoss 70 whom sai4 real estate would pse.e
undsr the rsstduary eDeass Of said VIII eould
not probably hold end manage Ne ssass 10
hsvs eli Of ssid real sslsts sold and petitontnE
said Court for ths reAsons Afores said 70 grsss
hin licsnss 70 ell ssA rssl estate;
Whsrsupon u vas ordered that hsAslsg %
said application be had st Probate Court 70 y
held n The Probate Once 10 Manchester y SAIL
District on the goth day Of NOVEMBER. 1851. ana
tbst notics 81 sasd application, the nature sne
rsasous thereof. and the time and place 0f hsts.
III thsrsoa, be- given 70 I'll persons Interested
- NJ publlcstion hereof three weeks sseeese-
iys1v ~ ths xanchest J0UnrALs nsVepepAs
prnted u Manchester In sid Dtssssos, pfsuoss
q said 1. mo Of hearing. - -.
Sssw LOvxkAND nUHs0n: ysdss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

MA fsaxss. . vt6ss 70 ysaas Old. -
soasl dsovssd = 1i1dlsbssy 10 ) barrel
u sala vsAss Tuesday incoming. 4 tsse-
sess barrel hai hsss ~ into Ne erossd.
prsjsesins sbssa six isaAss sbovs ~ ssr.
isse. Head dovn 10 this barrel the won
"a rs sousd ssill graspins hcssshold
usensiIe 10 esch haad. II y supposed
that abe vsas 70 ~ hsrrsl 70 riaes oct
these ps~nssles. Asd. siipp,ss. ELL bsAd-
Io.e iase shs barrel 10 zach . say thsa
sLs ~a4 upabls 10 e1tsiost< herself Il =
no. knovn II ~Lss tise of The night o.
noraieg The sccij~st occurred. II u -
an accident There has b~ea some suspi-
cloa ~ suicide. bat the Appearances
soarcsls seem to warrant that thsosy.
Ma Baxter vss very peculiar woman
aud ., times sas addicted TO drink.
A good story is told Of "a Interview Of
Hen ". H. IL bingham With oae Of u
stats bosrders Il wisdsor. 6oms u th1
prisoners ssss Il work iathisg he guard
room during recent Official Wait d ths
governor and the lsttsr va Inspecting
the prosresa Of the work. Altar ooatsm-
plating the process for lev minutes Gov.
eruor Bingham remarked; See here my
man. you are laying those laths too neal
together; that sort OF work will never do.
The prisoner calmly laid down bis impls-
meDts sud said: Governor. ] An willing
10 b. turasd ~ and discharged II my vorl
don't snii; never applied for this job OF
the Situation, aud II my work isn't salts
factory lam willing TO quit" The or,
wM not accepted.
Ar(iDformal meeting OF The nsmbsrs o
the lsaislatnrs Who wsse soldiers Of th'
late war Vas held u the State house {,
discuss the mstter at the soldiers HON,
Major Valentine wss was chosen presidsn
and Major 6tearns Of Bradford secretary
The question Of location YES Discussed b,
thoss present and the proposed rite .
Bennington seemed 10 b Ne one nos
favored Maj. Valentine said IL woul'
require only about 5000 70 put the Par
Wonsn's Home 10 condition for ne -
soldiers home and that the property offer
ed would b worth 10 the 6tats e26. 00(
Gen. Wells Who is president Of the trustee
Of the association favored The scheme I
also did Gen. Ripley. Gen. Peck and Ger
Thomas and IL seems evident that undo
the management Of Gen. Wells tho pls
will be Q success.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11
Burton ~ Go.

Would respectfully the attention Of the public the fact that the
offering addition their usual large and varied assortment
Dry and Groceries Clothing Hats Caps and Gents FURNISHING
Goods tho most complete stock Of
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-01
The GOiner's Wife.
BY AN ENGLISH DETECTIVE.

shall never forget the 18th Of De-
comber, 1879. The streets of the great
city Of Manchester had grown depress-
ngly desolate, and dense, black fog
prevailed all over the town.
| was hurrying, as fast as the night
would allow, from Victoria railway sta.
ton, along the then old and dingy
Dcansgate, in the direction Of my Office,
lust as the cathedral bells were chin
ing the hour Of twelve,
Benumbed with cold, found to my
great joy a cheerful fire blazing IN my
room, which, thanks to my comrade,
who had retired for the night, was con
si,lerately prepared for me- | took of
my great coat and multler, drew chair
clio e 10 the fender, and began thinking
over the incidents of Il case | had that
afternoon brought to a successful issue
when with the suddenncss of a startled
night BIRDS scream, | heard a piteous
and prolonged shrek issuing from be-
meath the unshuttered window
sprang to my feet, and gazing in
the direction of the sound SAW u sight |
shall never forgot while memory holds
a seat in my brain. A wild, white
face, with long, dishcveled hair hang
ing over an llI-clad form, was gesticu-
lating in a besoechlnS manner close to
the tirelt panes.
Cool and collected as | usually ain
under extraordinary circumstances, |
must confess to Il feeling Of terror taxi
ing possession Of my whole frame at
that instant, and | set there rooted to
the spot. 1t was only for IL moment,
though-or, perhaps, as long as 1t would
take one to count ten before the APP
paration, rs it seemed to be, vanished
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Church Directory.

Reformed Church--R"v. A. b BStoner pas
tor Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society every second
"Wednesday evening. Regular services hy
appointment from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church. Rev. w. G. Wire, pas
tor. Services, Sunday 10 4. NJ and $50 +.
NJ Sunday School, , p NJ. Prayer Meet.
ing, "Wednesday, Glj P VI.
Protestant Episcopal Church-Rev. Ern-
est McGili, Rector. Services Sunday. 10 A.
NJ and 3l5 p. NJ. Sunday School, 800 p.
M.
Moravian Church, (Mcchanicstown) Rev
&. {. l.aninS, Pastor. Prrachin. every Sun
day, alIrrnatn" morning aud evening
Prayer Meeting every Friday evening sun.
day School . oclovk, .. IN.
Moravian Church V;raceham) Rev. c. c.
Janis, Pasiur.
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR
ming and evening.
Mite Society every Monday evening.
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening
l'nitrl Brethren Church Mite Sorictv
Second and Fourth Wednesday.
Sunday school . p NJ
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday evening
Regular Services hy appointmcn, from tho
Methodist Episroprl Church - Rev. o,
HrIt, Pastor Services every alternate
Sunday al ga. VI. Sunday School 3 A. NJ
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday evening at
p, III.
United Brethren Church-Rcv &. J.
ltou'lahn,l Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday Il, p. IN. Sunday School every
sunday at 2p. M. Prayer Meeting every
Thursday evening att y. M.
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ST0CKBDAbE & BUSSARD.
Professional.

DIR. J. A. Riddlcmoscr late of llagcrstown
has located permanently in Mcchanicstown
in the practice ofm.dicnc
OFFICE at his residence, the late home OF
Dr. VIM. White, deceased, He asks that the
tender of his professional services hc favor
ably considered by the citizens Of the town
and vicinity.
oct 24tf
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Devoted Literature Local and General News
Mechamcsown Frederick County, Maryland Thursday July 1886.
HOJV THE BELL RANG.
July, +, l776.

There was tumult IN the city,
In the quaint old Quaker town,
And the streets were black with people,
Pacing restless up and down
People gathered in corners,
Where they whispered each to each,
And the sweat stood on their temples,
With the carncstncss of speech.
As the back Atlantic currents
Lash the wild New England shore,
So they beat against the state house,
So they surged against its door;
And the mlngiing of their voices
Made harmony profound,
Till the quiet street of Chestnut
Was all turbulent with sound
"Will :hcy do 1t p "Darc they do it ?"
"Who isspcaklng?' is "Wlal's the news?
"WIat of Adams?' "What of Carroll 2
"Oh, God grant they won't refuse"
Make some way there" Let me ncarcr!'
g! am sitting !" "Stillc then !"
When nations lifc's at hazard
We've no time to think of men T.
So they bent against the portal, .,.
Man and woman, maid and child ;
And the July sun in heaven
On the crowd looked down and smiled
The same sun that saw the Spartan
Shed his patriot blood in vain,
Now bchcld the Soul of Freedom
All unconqucred rise again.
SO they beat against the portal,
While all socmny inside
The delegates to Congress,
With but reason for their guide,
Der simple scroll dchntcd,
Which, though simple it might be,
Could shake the clit!s Of England
With the thundcrs of the free
At the portal of the state house,
Like some beacon ina storm,
Round which waves are wildly beating
Stood a slender, hoyiSh form,
With his eyes fixed on the s'crp'c
And his ears agapc with greed,
To catch the first announcement
OF the signing of the deed.
Nof, in that high >lcrplc
Sa, the bcIman old and gray;
He was sick of British power,
He was sick of British pay;
So he sat with lean hand ready
On the clappcr of the bell,
When ,igualtd from the portal,
The happy news to tell
See see the black crowd sLiycrs
Through all its lengthy line,
As the hoy upon the portal
Looks up and gjvcr the sign
And s,raightway at the signal
The old bc,man lifts his hand
An,ls sends the goods making
Iron music through the land.
How ,h,y shouted Wmt rejoicing!
How the old bell Shook the mir,
Till the clun- of Freedom rulElc1
The calm.gi,lnG Delaware
How the bontircs and the torches
Ilumcd the night r"posc,
And from tho flames like phmniX,
Slaughtered Liberty arose.
The old bell is now is silent,
And hush"d lis iron tongue,
Bat the spirit il awakened
Still lives forever young.
b And while we breathe the sunlight
On the Fourth of this July,
Lc, us not forget the bellman
Who, 'twixt the earth and sky,
Rang ont onr independence,
Which, please God shall never die.
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.EMM ITSBURG RAILROAD.
West OVprton, Pa. June %. 1887.
Daily Except Sunday

The undersigned has been sick about one
wear with lung disease. stomach, constipa
lion and nervous affection. Had four differ
rnt doctors, but no help. One stated that
he could not put in II new stomach another
said, if he could get thu constitution built up,
the undersigned would get al right, but he
failed Dr. ptnutz then AT COnn"llsvllc was
sent for and in three lays | got Ihrlp and'am
getting better daily.
Mrs. Oliver Beard.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-01

NJ. de Iesseps says that the building
Of the pyraraids, which occupied 3d.
900 men ten years, was boys play to
building the Panama canal. tie estl-
mates the power of the machines EN-
ployed as equal to 100000 men.
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Can You tell me how the word sa-
loon is spelt?" was asked OF cockney
Certainly, said the Londoner, with
an air OF triumph. "There'sa hess and
a hev, and he'll, and two hoes, and a
hen
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BALTIC. & G.. Y. RAILROAD.
Trains leave Elgrmoni for Waynrshoro,
thambcrshnrg and Shippcnshurg daily cX
sept Sunday at 1.3, and LAO A. NJ. and 13O
i. NJ on SUNDAY 1T IA. M and-P. VI
Trains for E,lgrmon' leave daily Shippcns-
burg at 6.52 4. VI. and }5 and 4 .U5 L. NJ
Chamhcr-burg at 25 A. NJ, 2.10 and ABS
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A CARD.
DR. HIRAM BUHRMAN.

DR.. HIRAM BUHRMAN,
physician and surgeon, takes pleasure in an
nonncing to the citizens of Mechanicstown
and vicinity that he has located here in the
practice Of medicine. For the present he
may be found at his Residence, opposite the
Lutheran church,
He would further add that he has come 10
stay and hopes by strict and urriqM derort-
ment to merit the confidence and support of
Il discerning pubic,
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CHANGE OF TIME,
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