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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07
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On Sept %, 1886, ut til. residence of the
brides father near Fountain D.c, Pa, hv
Rev + =. Johnston, Mr.. Charles Angus
tus toilman OF Frederick County, Md, 10
Miss Fannie May Beard of Adams Coun-
w. Pa
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8aniwore WrkrS.

We give in the following table of prices
the ratings of Tuesday previous to our
lSsuc rs likewise that of the Tuesday -wcck
previous. BY this method we inform our
readers, at Il glance, the course IF tile mar
ket, which is as essential as II knowledge Of
the present week.
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PUBLIC SALE!
)F VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY.
Brick Dwelling House,

two stories hi oh and conveniently arranged.
II large Bank Barn, in good condition and
all outbuildlng necessary ioawcll arranged
farm. This farm contains
lS35 .aAcCS2sa 3)9
more or less, ii is in II fair state ofcultivation
and laid off into = fields on convene mt size,
with meadow and timber sufficient for the
farm; there is good water and II variety of
fruit ON the farm. 1t is not saying too much
OF the farm that it is one of the most bcauti
full locations in this section OF Frederick
County. The undersigned will take pleas
urc in giving any desired information and in
showing the farm to persons d' sring t"
view the same. posloflicc address, Grace
ham, Md.
For Terms see posters.
J. +. ID. Miller, AUct. GEO. llANkEl.
Sept 26 Is.
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FINE BOTTOM LAND

ana has an extra me apple orcharu on II.
II adjoins, III addition to the home farm,
the lands of said J. r. Stoncr and A. f.
Roddy, and lies in said Frederick County.
Bird.
80 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN land,
well sci in young and thrifty chestnut and
locust timber, situated in SAID County and
adjoining the lands Of William Mottcr, a.
Zcnlz and Henry Link.
4lh All the following valuable personal
estate, tO-wit:
/ BLACK MARE l BROWN MARE,
/ BROWN HORSE. BAY MARE, RED
COW, / RED IIEIFER, 1 RED AND
WHITE DOL WHITE DO, RED STEER,
sheep, | brood SOW, 6 shotes, | reaper,
/ sccdcr, harrow, barshcar p)ow, double
shovel do, single do, four horse narrow
tread wagon, | carriage, and all the
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TRUSTEES SALE!

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Frederick County sitting n Il Court of
Equity, passed in cause therein Depending
between Bernard Cullitlowrr and others,
plaintiffs, and John A. Roddy and others,
defendants, the same hcing cause No 5lso
Equity, the subscriber, the Trustee therein
appointed to make sale of the estate therein
dcClccd to be sold will sell at Public Sale on
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The Improvements consist OF Il
Large WcathcrbOar:lcd House.

two stories high, winch is supplied with wa
ter hv a waterman. There are also u barn,
shedding, corn-clih smokc-housc and other
buildings. This property adjoins the
properties of j. X. Stoncr, Cyrus Favorlte
and John w. Payne.
2 \ four-ttlhs undivided interest in a
tract ofabout forty acres of land including
the life estate of John a. Rod,ly in an UNI
divided one fifth thereof, adjoining the
home farm and improved with one and n
half story
Weatherboarded Dwelling
house, a log barn and other buildings. This
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Mr.. Nelson Barton who was shot by Mrs.
Eykr is improving although he will lose an
eve. Mrs. Ever has been committed to jail
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RELIGIors.-O next Sunday morning
Oct! 10th Love Feast. will be observed by
the Gracchnm Congregation AMI on Sunday
Oct. 24;h the Lords Supper will be cclc-
bIatcd.
Contrary to announcement there wilt he
services in the Moravian Church Mechanics
town next Sunday evening, G. G. Lanus
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Lots or Parcels Of Land and
the improvements thereon,

situated, lying and being in Mrchanlcstown,
Frederick County, Maryland. known on the
plat of MrchanicstOwn rs Lots No. = Il 3,
and being HE sam" lots of land which was
conveyed to the said Martha f. Eyl"r by
Henry {. Foreman and Ann + Foreman,
his wife, 10y deed being dated on the 2lst
day Of July, 1885, which deco is duly record
cd in Lihvr A. f., No. II, Folios 25S and
one OF the Land Records of Frederick Coun.
ty, 10y retrrcnceto which it will ful y appear.
And | hereby give Notice, that on
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End AT the same time and place. The
House and lot of ground containing
SIX ACRES OF LAND,
more or css situated and lying rs above de
sclibed and adjoining the lands of David
Kccfr,, G. Grimes and Mrs ollnnd. This
property is improved with good II story
lor house weathcrboardcd and is well laid
OIL into convenient sized rooms. There is Il
good stable, hog house, corn crib, spring
house and cave on the place, the land is
good and in II fine state of cultiyation.-
There is an orchard of good fruit on the
place, and well of good wactr in the yard
The property is in good neighhorhood and
convenient to schools, stores, churches &c.
TERMS as prescribed by the court for
personal property Cash unon all sums OF
or under Five d. liars, and upon sums over
Five Dollars, a credit of Six Months will be
given the purchaser or purchasers giving his
her or their notes, with approved security,
hearing interest from day of sale. no proper.
ty to be removed until terms OF sale are com
piled with
TERMS of Real -Onc-thr of the pnr-
chase money to be paid cash on day of sale
or ratification thereof by the court The
balance IN two equal annual payments, or
"all cash at the option of the purchaser.
The purchaser or purchasers giving his her
or their notes, with good and approved Sc.
curitv, bearing interest from day ofsale, and
on tie payment of all the purchase money a
good and sufficient deed will be given. all
conveyancing to be at the expense of the
purchaser
Possession of real property given as soon
as ratified by the court and terms of sale arc
complied with.
BERNARD COLLIFLOWER.
scptlGts Executor.
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New Advertisements.
Bus Local-Grand Opcning-M. G. Cnmcr,
Republican Campai gn Club Meeting.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Shrritf's Sale.

We acknowledge receipt of season ticket
nliting us to admission to the Frederick
Fair. We publish elsewhere in this issue a
number Of items hearing upon the different
features Of that exhibition For the cour
tcsy extended us we return our thanks and
shall feel it our duty to forward the interests
of our home society to the full value of the
favor thus shown MS.
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PUBLIC SALE!
will sell at Public Sale ON the premises
OCTOBER 23, 1886
At 10 o CLOCK, A. NJ,
S:S Acres Of Land.

So Acres Of Land,
situated near Rocky Ridge, Frederick cous-
ty, Md , on the public road leading to Crca
scrstown This farm is convenient to
church, w. NJ. r. II depot, school, stores,
mills, cheese factory and creamery; not over
onc-huf mile from either of the above
places. There is good
TWO-StOry Frame House,
with back building, a good barn and other
necessary outbuiidinss; is under good fGnc
ing, has u
YOUNG ORCHARD,
in full bearing, well watcred and has been
recently lined,
TERMS OF SALE. -Oncthird cash on
day of sale, balance in equal parts one, two,
three, four and five Years with interest; de-
fcrred payments to be secured by mortgage
ON above farm.
J. L. +. MATTHIAS.
Mr. Park Matthias living near Crcagcrs
town, will take pleasure in showing the farm
toanv one Wishin" 10 sec it,
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friends here
Read Pollcy's new adv. Shcritt's Sale
This is the place to yet your sweet potatoes
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07

FRoST. During the latter DAYS Of last
wcch ~ decidedly cool wave rolled down up
on us from the Northwest. Frost was
formed on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights and the tcndcrcr forms Of vegetation
were killed. The mercury hll probably six.
ty degrees in twcnty-four hours, counting
the heat at midday in the sun to the temper
allure that produced frost at night
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

INDICATIONS OF sHE Coop TIMES COM.
ING The Indications are that more actfvi-
ty will he witnessed in quartz mining in
The Basin the coming summer han any
previous season. The Elmira company,
in the Banner mine, has better ore THAI
ever before. The Silver Chief company il
opening up their mine, with well-founIed
hopes that il will prove equal to the Ban
ner The Gold Hill company is working
a mammoth ledge, the Pioneer, and the gen.
erai opi;iion is that it will prove greater
bonanza Than The famous G. Id Hill that
has turned out $3,0O0,O00. a. b. MarreD
and oihe areopening up some promising
mines in Lewis sulch- Mr. Morrcll show
ed his faith 10y his works and last fall puG
up mill. The Mammoth mine, on sum-
nit Flat, is larger and richer than j, has
been for many years. Hugh Turner is run
ming a tunnel to tap the Elkhorn at great
depth, the tuanel now being about five
hundred feet in length 1t is expected that
II will tap the ledge by running four or
five hundred feet further. Two or three
other locations have been opened IN that
al trirt during the past year by Hank
Thompson and others. and three arastras
| erected, and MIR. Sweet and another mi
| ner are running tunnel i II a vein n mile
OF two below the Eikhorn, an. hope to
strike it good in the Sweet by and by. The
Forest King mi e, IL Gambrinus district.
s'ili cnntinu $ go d, with agoodly amount
OF ore in sight in the mine, and in the orc
house, and tic Boys ieel jubilant Barry,
Oliver y Go. will continue, the coming
| summer, lhr explnra ions for an ore
| body in the old Golden Era mine, on Sum
nit Flat, and which paid So handsomely
in bygone days. Moriarty. Balbach ana
Ryan have been developing The past fall
and wi.i'er, iarge-sized base metal ledge
at Crimes Pass The ore assays high.
There are other base metal mines in that
district that will be worked, if the one
mentioned produces c,ual to expecta-
tons. Balbash, one of the owners of The
Omaha smelling works, came out last
seh'Hei, eAaiHiueu inc iHlne, ana lmme-
diately put money in it. 1t is his opinion
that it is valuable mine Il 20 I'd strike
was recently made in the Golden Fleece
NINE, near Cenierville, and Jas. White
struck it rich last winter in his tunnel
running tor the Monarch lode, on Archie
REX, near Banner 1t is a two foot
thick, blind ledg of iich silver ore Jim
expects to have larger showing than
this when the tunnel taps the Monarch.
hese arc not all the encouraging signs
OF coming additional pros. eriy in quartz
mining. but are sufficient to convince the
most skeptical that there are better times
coming for old Boise County.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

AN oldfashioned Methodist revival
has been the chief attraction here this
week, conducted by Rev. Eads, Pre-
siding Elder. 1t will be continued.
and Rev. Eads will be assisted by
Revs. Flenner and Charles Kingsley.
II they succeed in reviving anything
like "a Christian spirit in the interior
works of some of the old toughs OF
this town, they will do well ~ will
work miracles. The spirits that move
them are spirits extracted from old
rye, and they are moved only by that
and the ''divine grace" to them, of
the essence of decayed corn, and the
nearest they ever get to the real
throne of divine grace is when the
spirits move them to sing, with much
feeling, apparent animation, Joyous
ness and MISUNDERSTANDING Hal
lelujah! set 'em up again! "The old
tough of the mines, although not
mean, selfish nor uncharitable, is the
hardest tough of all to convert to re-
igion. He enjoys good sermon,
and listens attentively, but it moveth
him not to arise and go forth to the
front seat and give the right hand Of
fellowship. He swimeth in the warm
pool of worldly pleasures, and hath a
good time wasting his substance in
riotous living. He looketh not
ahead, and taketh not into consider
alton the probability that he will swim
in warmer pool in the hot by and
by, and when he then calleth for a
hot punch ne will be treated 20 boil
ing hot water by the boss of the roast
ing furnace, who will comply with his
request and give him hot punch with
his red-glowing, two-tined birthstone
fork. The old tough may not know
it, but he will come to grief sooner or
later.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

LEWISTON News: As a matter of
fact the only sentiment in favor of
annexation in Northern Idaho day
is confined exclusively to residents in
the settlements strung out along the
Washington Territory boundary line,
in the north of Nez Perez cornty, and
an inconsiderable minority in Lewis
ton, who are actuated by various mo-
tives, but mainly with the laudible
desire to preserve their consistency.
Outside Of this county the annexation
theory has no following except the
few who have been educated up to
believe in it as an article of faith,
and who are therefore incapable of
surrendering an opinion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19
EIGnr or ten Of the business men

EIGHT or ten Of the business men
of Atlanta do not favor the expulsion
OF the Chinese from that place, and
Judging from the tone Of the News,
there is a reversal of the rule that pre-
walls all over the coast III regard to
the practical solution Of the Chinese
question. The pro- Chinese advocates
over there are boycotting the anti-
Chinese agitators, or at least he News
This is not riaht. The News is a
credit to the little town Of Atlanta,
and its editor has advocated lawful
and honorable means Of getting rid
OF the Chinese. a newspapers scnti-
ments or any public question, honest
ly and decently expressed, should be
respected, and although some may
have opposite views on a vital qaes-
ton, they do not exhibit good Judge
ment by rushing into the Office and
commanding the editor to ssstop my
paper!" or take my al. out of your
paper" Asa Abbott is exhibiting a
good deal of pluck and energy in con
Quoting the News, and in establishin,
paper in that camp, has ran up
against many natural obstacles that
would have discouraged many. The
News is deserving of the unanimous
support of the people of that camp
who must learn that paper canno,
please every Body at all times and ii,
every particular. A newspaper hos.
estly conducted is a benefit to an,
community, and the people compos-
ing the community work against theil
own interests by Withdrawing from il
their support.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

SHosHoNE Journal: Among the
young men Of Idaho Fred Dubois
Ranks as one OF the truest to his friends
wn'le at the same time he claims the
respect Of all sections of the Territory
tor his clear judgment and straight
forward, manly course in the Anti
mormon movement, inaugurated two
years ago. Courteous in all his offic
iai and personal relations with the
people he has that distinguishing ele-
nent Of reserve power. which, with a
modest bearing, wins the admiration
OF those who know him well and makes
MN natural leader of men. Req
ular shipments Of horses from Idaho
and Oregon have begun to eastern
markets and several trains of cattle.
horses and sheep are announced dur
ing the next 80 days, the outlook be-
ing encouraging for large live stock
franc this season. One train of Is
cars beef cattle has already gone for
ward. Another train Of stock cattle
Will start in day or two and rs to
80 cars of horses in one train will be
loaded for the East next month. One
large horse company announce that
they will ship one thousand horses this
season. The wool trade will be nearly
double this year over last, on the Short
Line, and prospects for immigration
ana travel are also much better than
last year. Low rates and fast time are
making large traffic for the Union
Pacific from the Northwest.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

ATLANTA News: Because the edi-
'or OF the News refuses to back the
'ack-Chinamen in their endeavors to
retain the Chinese in Atlanta, they
ofoer their advertisements from our
paper and "nick-name" us, and we are
now known by them only, as the
Oornfed editor" IT'S we'll; we would
'a'ner be called that than to be point
W at by nlne-tenths of our citizens
4ao looked upon as a "Chinese lover"
-Ano because We framed and present
|ea to the meeting the resolutions,
"n'ch afterwards were adopted, the
o"'nese blood within them boiled and
~ over with antagonism, and even
issues for our future adversely were
,s uousht OF loud enough to be heard.
whether or no we are able to continue
|sur paper in this town we cannot be
''uaed' by this leprous advocating
"'erhity, and will still rear proud
!, '' elevated head, and yet stand un-
suited on the Chinese question. So
a'"''emen, ''toot yer bazoos."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

A GOOD joke is told on an Idaho
religious enthusiast, and respected
citizen Of the capital city Of Idaho. He
started in on the very difficult under
taslng OF converting a soldier to the
side OF the Savior, and opened CONVEX
satlon on the street by asking: "You
are soldier, are you not?" 81 am
was the reply. The fighter in the
ranks OF the Lord then revealed his
mission by saying: $50 am l. am
soldier Of the Lord" The "blue
bird" who is a soldier in the ranks Of
Uncle Sam, and not overhowlng with
divine grace eyed the earnest and en-
ergetlc Christian for a moment and
then replied: swell, if you are,
you're a darned long way from your
barracks" This knocked all the en-
thuslasm cut Of the Lords soldier for
the time beng, for the aforesaid en-
thusast has keen sense Of humor.
as well as religion, and the remark
struck him comically and completely
upset his serious intentions that had
centered on this particular soldier of
Uncle Sam, and he smiled broad
smile as he left him and sought for
other sinners to conquer with the
weapon of divine grace, and win over
to the ranks of the Lord.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

The coroner's jury found that John
Budd's who was found dead in his bed
at Pioneerville last Sunday morning,
died from the bursting Of blood
vessel about the heart. He was very
sick for two or three hours on Sat
nrday, and his partner and others re-
NAMED with him until ten clock that
night He was then feeling a great
deal better, and said that he was get.
tlng along all right, and that there was
no necessity for his partner and the
others to remain with him any longer.
They taen left, and next morning his
partner, whose cabin is three or four
hundred yards from that of Budd's,
went over and found Budd's dead.
deceased has lived in Pinerville since
1908. He was an industrious miner,
anu Tor many years, when not engag-
ed In working ground of his own, was
employed by Ben Wilson. Another
pioneer has taken his departure to
mat mystic land, from which no trav-
eler returns. Peace to his ashes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

SEE ad. of J. r. Bennett, manu-
faeturer of, and dealer in furniture,
Of Boise City, and don't fail to catch
On to the fact that the man who adver-
t;ses is live business man, and that
kind of man always keeps a good
stock OF goods.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

MISSES Mary Ballantinc and Ella Tay-
,or returned yesterday from their visit
.mong friends ut Centervillc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

PLACER mining has not yet begun.
The only miner around this section
now at work is Sam White. He has
been at work on Gold Hill for several
weeks, but has no water yet. He is
getting out dirt and will wash up
when water starts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

Tus snow clouds have again rolled by,
and the days are warm and the nights cool
ar rather cold
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19


JosApH WATSON, an old-timer of
the Basin, and now resident of
Kingstree, South Carolina, sends the
money to pay the subscription price
of the WORLD for another year. He
says: "rhe dear old w. RID keeps
coming so regularly to me and en-
JOY the perusal Of it so much that it
seems like talking to an old friend.
Please give my kindest regards to
my old friends, and tell the boys that
| often think of them, and wish them
all the best of luck. My kind regards
to the WORLD"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-19

A CORRESPONDENT sends the Sho-
shone Journal the following cure fer
love: "Take Of spirits of resolution
IA ounces, syrup of good advice 2
ounces, spices of employment IL oun-
ces, powder of Disdain 2 grains. Put
these ingredients into a saucepan OF
Sound Reason with a good quantity
of Hearts Ease, stir it up with large
quantity of Time and strain through
a long bagof Patience. A small por-
zion of this mixture to be taken FREE
quently. Should this receipt ever
fail the patient may be considered In
durable.