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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-26

cT;" The rush still coninucs at Crumcrs'.
hoods, toboggans, kid gloves, the great sell
Ter at 81 90 and great many other articles
that have been bought recently for Holiday
Presents.
It will he to your advantage to-call before
purchasing come and examine the goods.
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Thursday Jan. 26, 1888.
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WASHINGTON Letter
FROM OUR REGULAR CoRRESroNDENT.
WASHINGTON, JAN. 23rd, lcS>

The Speaker ana The Dem ocTa'Ic lea"
er of the House were prostrated by sud
den illness the past week and in conse-
quence little Of importance was done
in that body. Among the bills passed
by Congress in that time, | wall name
the act in regard to.permlssIbIe wiring
and printing on third and fourth class
Nail matter, which has just become a
law, and the bill approprlatlng 500,
600 to the vari Gus agricultural colleges
throughout the country.
The House spent good portion OF one
day in tillibuster!ng to prevent con@Id-
Grafton of the bill presented by Mr..
Wilkins, of Ohio, to increase the ma
tional bank circulation, winch effort
was successful, under the leadership
of Messrs Weaver, Of Iowa and AMBER
son of Kansas,
The remainder of the same day was de-
voted by the House to the reception OF
the mixtures Of the three Massachusetts,
Sneakers. presented by the Old Bay
St,te and adjrl to the PORTRAIT gallery.
There were It number Of excellent spec
ches. and the occasion wa. Of such cen
oral interest that for the first time dur
inc fine season there was not vacant
so,t ,n fine floor or in the galleries.
Amona the orators who attracted most
atlanta, wara Massrs Long and Lodge
ofNassachusetts and Mr., Bryckcnrilge
&c Lo,,nolv
Tb, fryt roo,,I,r ,nnroor,ation bill
,onor4.l !. mo Pension biDI. the amount
nro,,oso1 ha;rr q lit,Ie over eighty and
. cnartor million dollars. which is four
.o;i,;o,, ohovo th, estimate.
~ u,,,an,, 10 ,,o,;,;ooy from oil
,o,4s &C tbo Iro;oo Mr. Tlg,be., of
K.,,r.,, A,s ;,,rolncol a., iron clad
..,h;h;t;on hin f,r tlc District Of Col
,,l;, l,+ with refra.(inr, fr3n'.npey
s,ta.rt,a,o,n who rr;]ps hi,os4,, on
ho;na ~. only, Do,oorrot;c nro\ibifion.
- C,nar,., fro,, his static. admit.
,not tboro !. y, possibility Of i+y rH.
.aao
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s CGy3EETi1a FJGcY GEAR.
"a HTa LoN0lTup,NiL STRING.

Tho Combinltion Bay, toesh vice n factory,
tiInD.i OF which thea rlLl|pI,S ms The hrt'.
has become known as the very best i'r easy riding
ngd durable qualities. Yeas a mr:tttHilG us.
in priyat"Dud iuIiNcyy h2SGhnn1ouir proved this
hct These buggieS IRE III every poet first class,
lniug nlrNfRclur,3 by the HGrs', rcnoET n";t
CO.'S IL yls I.tiisff t''sNsA'Shs, Il Co
l,m5GS. Ohio NaHS;'s city. Mo. and In
ainnnpo;i4, ssia.. whose work is everywhere
"cGuUW'edE,l l." thpso who are acquainted with
iLaq strictly first class.
before attempting to earn this BonNlZs Prom.
ium we cyp"ct you to write to the SDht NBl =
EI'siE 4 90 Ds'tES, EDEunE;", g.. who
will forward fun description o. this buggy lccom-
poped with huudr d| OF tcetiiJpuials S"0ce
here viii allow us so only describe the pcCuIiar
merit OF The longitn!iaul c",, q spriug, marked
"a" on cut. This prevents the tot>ionhl strain on
thn ou Servings whcn causes them to become
io1'' Nua rattle, aad frequently break, urSioca
it t,t1r elasticity q t." turiues producing
eNev iing qualities. OUIy fir q U.s. ~ 'tol1! is
uAod--Sfc"l tires ard aNI,>. trimmings Of never
fading cloth or fancy 'F0ihCr
For sqmplc copies of ,l1Y ANp CorNTRT Prem
ilIn Lists ana Special Toms 10 Agents, address
CITY AND CIJHTRf,
2'7, $40. Il "2! y. High street,
lMeAu.i I'll, yo}... >OT.E'NHE {. %
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For the Red Flag sim on East Main Street,
and take bee line for il and vou Will ilnd
little place in IL" corner that kc"pssoySter'
and if Won hryc rot HE sand 20 call tor Il
stew YOU will hr surprised to find such oys-
tiers in tn" place, they are large and fat. we
do not tack on 70 olr oysters any fancy or ne
ti,ous names 10 order TO deceive the trade
and sen them, they are simply known as
Chances Fun Moon Brand and their superior
quality sells them. Good oysters is what you
want.to Loll .your trade aNd y"n can ret
them from III. Our oysters are always fresh
and do got require injurious prcsrrva'ivr- in
order t. keep them rs is the case with many
oysters now shipped from baltimore. W."
handle NO h'oalcI stock nor tra-h! calls, but
PRIME oysters and Gid meat.
We have connected TO uUl cN>tcr Depart
mont this ~"aSON,
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NOtIce 10 Creditors.

TNIIlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
| subscriber has Obtained from the Or
pllans Court OF Frederick county, letters
tcstamcntOry on the estate OF
HENRY ROUZFR
late of said county, deceased, All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the"
same, with the vouchers thereof legally au-
thcnticutcd, to the subscriber, on or he
fore the First day Of July next, they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
Benefit Of SAID estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th, day Of
| December, 1887.
JOHN II. ROUTER,
dcc22-5t Executor.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
JANUARY MEETING

The County Commissioners of Frederick
county will meet
on MONDAY, JANUARY 2d, 1888,
at 10 o'clock II. IN. They will I've governed
during the session by the following schcd.
ulc:
Tuesday Bird, settle wlhhSupervisols of
Buckcystown District,
Wcdncsday.4th, settle with Supervisors Of
Frederick District, and.appolnt Const"h)cs.
Thurs lay 18th settle with Supervisors of
Middlctown district.
Friday 9th, settle With Supervisors Of
Crcagcrstown District.
Saturday 1th, settle with Supervisors Of
Emmi,sburg. District.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday Grh, settle with Supervisors of
Caloclin District.
Tucsday.lotIl, settle with Supervisors of
Urhana District.
"Wednesday nth, settle with Supervisors
Of Liberty District
Thursday 18th, settle with Supervisors of
New Market District.
Friday 18th, settle swi'h xSupclyisors of
Hauycrs District
Saturday llth, settle with Supervisors Of
Woodsbolo District.
THIRD WEEK
Monday 10th, settle with supervisors of
PctcrsYlIc District.
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XASBY LETTERS.

1t is the largest dollar paper published,
and its departments so carefully Ell ted that
it cannot help hut interest each mcnlher of
every family. IN fact the BLADE
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07
West side.

ii. S. johnson and family are visiting rel
atives and friends at Caro-, their former
home.
Station Agt. Hicks of the junction will
occupy the new house erected by Mrs. G. Il.
Hill as soon as the same is completed.
Miss Abbie Conant will return from ODER
lin to spend the Xmas" vacation.
Mrs. c. p. Hill is spending protracted
visit with relatives at Clio, Mich.
Z. w. Woodland visited with friends in
the Metropolis on Thanksgiving and reports
an excellent time.
The West Side will soon have an add
tiOnal grocery. w. j. Miller, formerly OF
the Miller House has rented Freezes old
stand and is now making the necessary
preparations looking to the establishment of
q first class groccry--W. j. means business.
The NJ. E. society have been the erection
of their chapel ON the corner of Shiawassee
and Stewart streets. The work will be
pushed to completion as soon as possible.
The work of the West Side night watch
has been transferred to 4. +. Cady. Ed
ward has good sense and physical proper
tons sufficient to keep everything and everys
body in their proper place on the West Side.
The committee in charge of the UuiOn
Sunday School movement are in earnest and
are working vigorously. They intend to
erect their building south of the fourth ward
school, and have secured the lot for that
purpose and will soon begin operations.
Good citizens should give these movements
support worthy the great cause and the
imperative need. A thousand children in
this, the largest ward in the city, is an argu-
ment that cannot be eyaded for the erection
OF just such buildings as the above noted.
Died. At the home of her parents on Mich
igan avenue, Wednesday at 10 Il. M, Miss
Bertha Wesener passed away into the last
sleep, aged ~. The illness was of a COM
paratively brief duration, three weeks mark
ing the development into fatility of that re-
lentless destroyer, typhoid fever. All was
done that could be, kind hands labOred I'M
ceasngly, and medical skill was faithful and
efficient in its ministrations. Saturday last
DIR. Victor Z. Vaughan, in answer to a tele
gram, came up from the University to COLI
suit with the attending physicians, and COM
mended the course of treatment already
prescribed. This sudden and somewhat
unexpected sorrow falls heavily upon rela-
tives and friends. Miss Bertha was a uni
versal favOrite and her loss will be keenly
felt by the large circle of her young acquaint-
ances. The funeral will take place this
friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. r. Il.
Davies of the Congregational church Oflici-
ating, and the remains will be placed tenn
porarily in the vault at Oakhill cemetery.
Hugo c., of East Saginaw and John, of Bay
City, brothers of the deceased arrived in the
city Saturday last. GILMAN.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07
Annual Meeting S. 9. A. A.

The annual meeting of the Shawassee
county Agricultural Association was held at
the city hall on Monday. The officers pres
ent were: Pres, A. Parmenter; Vice Pres,
j. A. Hayt; Treas, II. b. Gates; Sec, +.
o. Dewey; Directors, w. Saver, ID. Murlin,
w. ID. Underwood, p. Brown, j. f. Mabin.
The business of the past year was closed
up. The report Of the finance committee
Showed q balance of $1S.5S in the treasury
and a few accounts unpaid.
The association decided to pay all premi-
ums that were forfeited by not being called
for in time.
The President named the following stand
ing committees for the year:
Rules-C. Whelan, ID. Murlin, A. Parm-
enter.
Business--W. Saver.
Races--L. p. Gould, w. Saver, +. II.
Peterson.
To review premium list:
Glasses to ii. A. Hayt, T. Brown,
l.. Ryan.
Glasses to 13--W. u. Underwood, 7.
Brown, A. Parmenter.
Glasses IA to 24-D. Murlin, p. Brown,
c. Whelan.
Glasses 25 TO 2s--J. T. Mabin, +. O.
Dewey, j. A. Hayt.
Glasses so to 32-J. L. Mabin, with pow
CT to fill committee.
Glasses 33 to SIS. S. Jones, G. Whelan,
w. ID. Underwood.
Salaries. f. Mabin, j. A. Hayt. w.
Saver.
The next meeting of the board will bic
held the first Monday in March, 1889, and
any one desiring to have any change made
in the list of premiums for next fair should
consult with proper committee before that
time
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07
s. c. Pitts sundayed In Fenton.

.. Z. Pitts Sundayed In Fenton.
Hon. r. b. Caruss, of st. Johns, was In
Owosso this week.
Editor Austin, of the Elsie Sun, was In
Owosso Monday. a
Art. Robinson has entered Salisbury
Bros shoe store as clerk.
X. Z. Bunting, of Rush, left Monday for
Texas, to visit sick sister.
Rev. Joel Lyon was caller at our Office
Saturday. He was looking quite well.
Rev. J. Donnelly attended the meeting of
the State Sunday School Association at
Saginaw.
Jas. N. Mcbride was among the Shia-
wassee county delegates to the State S. S.
Association.
A. l.. Williams and VIM. Smith were In
Charlotte, Friday last, examining the water
works there.
The T., S. IL NJ. has changed time again.
Train north leaves here at 1910; from the
north arrives at lao.
Prof. Bates gave an illustrated lecture on
Chemistry before the Young Peoples Soci
ETY. of the NJ. f. church Tuesday evening.
Rev. l.. b. Plat left for Memphis, Tenn,
OH Monday evening, where he performed
the marriage ceremony for his former class
mate, Rev. Grannis. Mrs. Plat will re-
main until the holidays.
Plush caps of every description at Roth's.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07

The election of officers for L. i. Quackcn-
bush Post G. A. Il. was held OH Wednesday
evening. The list is as follows:
Commander, o. S. Smith.
s. Vice-COm., J.. II. Nichols.
j. Vice-Com.. M. III. Ridley.
Quartermaster, S. A. Crane.
Surgeon, ii. Monroe.
Officer of the Day, j. Rhodes.
Chaplain, w. White
Officer of the Guard, c. +. Robinson.
Representatives to State Encampment,
o. +. Webster, +. V. Smith.
Alt. Reps, T.. l.. Brewer, G. A. Osborn.
The officers elect of the A. o. u. w. TO
1889 are:
NJ. VIC. Mccormick.
q. IA. ID. Dennis.
RI. w. Zimmerman.
Or. Chcal.
Fin.--H. l.. Lewis.
Rec'r.--T. NJ. Wiley.
I.W.--W. Townsend
O. VII. Galusha.
CIV. j. Otis.
Trustcc--M. Strahlc.
Rep. to q. LII. w. Zimmerman.
Ait Rcp.--T. M. Wiley.
Installation first Tuesday evening in Jan
nary ~
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07
Ten pages this week.

Ten pages this week.
Silk umbrellas at Roth's.
Miss Ora Shanafelt entertained q party of
ladies and gentlemen Saturday evening, II
being her birthday. A pleasant time was
had.
Rev. G. Il. Spencer attended State meet
ing OF the Young Peoples Union of the M.
4. church at East Saginaw on Wednesday.
The contract for laying the foundation for
the 4th ward union s. S. building has been
let to Mr.. Brown.
M. ii. Reynolds is again chosen for State
organizer of the State Sunday School Asso-
citation. Rev. Donnelly was elected dele
gate to the worlds association meeting to be
held In London, Eng, in June 1889.
Geo. III. Grahame has bought confec-
tionery store in st. Johns and removed his
family there. St Johns gains an enterpris-
ing business man.
Furs, clOaks, shawls, napkins. handker-
chiefs, pretty sets, and novelties at Osburn
IL Sons.
A new house of seven rooms to rent; els
tern and pump under cover. 10l North
Washington street.
An immense stock of neckwear at Roth's.
Look over the stock of ties at Roth's when
purchasing. You will find the finest assort-
ment in the city.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07
DR.. Hennot

Will be ut the National Hotel Sunday and
Monday. Dec. and 10, and every four
weeks thereafter. Chronic troubles arc his
speciality. lie wants just those whom every
one else says no one can help.
Asthma from youth, dyspepsia for years,
those old head and back aches. His new
system of treating cures any and all of them.
His years Of coming here and proving
these things ought to convince all that he
means what he says.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07

Speaking OF special sales reminds us VIC
are selling carpets very cheap. We will not
ask you o9T cents, nor ssN cents, but will
offer good body Brussels carpet at 75c-- no
more, no less-md cheap Brussels ut 30
cents, and good o-ply ingram at So cents
DO you want them? OsBURS Il Sons,
Miss Mullcn will mako reduction in
prices on hair goods and ornaments for the
holidays.
Don't forget that the largest stock and the
finest assortment Of mems ncckwcar will be
found at Roth's.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07
Scotch knit gloves at Roth's.

Scotch knit gloves at Roth's.
Full line of dress braiding patterns at Miss
Mullen's, Stewards Bank Block.
Don't buy any diamonds. watches, clocks,
iewelry or silyerware. until You examine
Pray's stock and prices.
A great success: Our cloak stock this fall.
While some are crying about their stock not
selling, we keep buying more. VIII receive
q new lot this week. OsBUEN 4 SoNs.
Ladies', am stamping dresses IN all the
latest styles for bralding; also have beautiful
new designs in Briggs patterns for braiding.
Mrs. j. T.. TURNER,
4w 80 ball Steet.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07

We shall issue an extra edi-
ton of 5000 copies of THE
TIMES on Tuesday next. Ad.
vertisers wanting space must
apply at once.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07
The owosso z. NJ. G. A.

The Association in the city of Owosso
during the year just closed has been labor
ing with one object in view: To secure to
the citizens of Owosso live association of
young men, whose sole objcct,as any associ-
atoms should be, to improve the condition
of the young men of Owosso morally, ment-
ally and spiritually; with this end in view
we, one year ago, asked the citizens of
Owosso to contribute for the support of this
association. The appeal was responded to
cheerfully and $3.50 was raised and expend-
ed in fitting up and taking care of our rooms,
and in supplying our tables with reading
matter, both entertaining and instructive. On
Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th, the follow
ing persons were elected as board of di-
rectors to manage the affairs of the assoca-
Woodland; two years, Albert Todd, c. r.
Rigley: one year, G. T.. Parkill, Alex. Gal
loway. Each and every one of the above
are successful business men who have a
deep interest in this work and who feel that
1t is paying investment for the citizens of
Owosso to maintain such an organization as
this. Our expenses for the coming year
will be:
For General Secretary ----.------S 5000 90
For rent 225 90
For furnishing gymnasium $1,000 so 90
For gas and fuel $50 90
For incidental expenses ----- 175 90
Sl,2OO 90
The board Of directors and the association
appeal to your generosity to help us on with
the good work by subscribing the above
amount and we feel that you will be well
repaid. That you will receive large divi-
dend on the amount of capital invested.
Chas 4. Rigley, Albert Todd and f. ii.
Clark have been appointed soliciting COM
mittee TO raise the necessary funds and will
call upon the citizens of Owosso some time
next week. Please be prepared to give
them liberal subscription.
Owosso Y. NJ. G. A.
G. S. ESsMINoER, /
i. III. CLARK, President.
Secretary.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07


Read Miss Mullen's ads.
Bicycles are in daily use yet.
Three, three, three months more.
Byron dealers paid $500 for poultry last
week.
Congress has commenced its weary grind
again.
Tho Y. M. C. A. is moving for gymna-
stun.
New marine boilers are being put in at the
E.stey factory.
Square up your subscription account be-
fore January LIST.
The survey has been made to open Oak
street to Oliver street.
Oh! those elegant diamonds at Pray's,
YOU ought to sec them.
Wool has advanced six cents per pound
since Harrison's election.
VIM. Saver is at work repairing the
house on the fair grounds.
Wanted, good correspondent at New
lOthrOp. Write Tor Terms.
A change about of machinery closes down
the Stever Works this week.
j. w. Hubbard recently sold pair of pigs
to go to Washington Territory.
Our job department is at work on new
price list for the Casket Works.
.0lnvitations have been issued for musi-
cal at N. A. Finch's this evening.
The Congregational tea was held at Mrs.
l.. II. Comstock's Wednesday evening.
II. Converse has for sale two span of colts,
or will trade for young cattle or new mich
cows.
Chauncey Health, of Bancroft, gets an
increase in his monthly dividend from
Uncle Sam. n
Taxes this year are S3.1S on hundred
dollars assessment in the first district and
S3.16 in the second.
We want agents to canvass for THE TIMES
in every township in the county and will
pay liberal prices for the work.
Enormous loads of wood and lots of them
are daily brought into Owosso, and yet the
supply never equals the demand.
The New Kirkwood hotel, Lansing, will
give reduced rates to persons attending
meeting of State Grange, Dec. 11-17.
Z THE TIMES has secured o correspondent
at Morrice and hopes to be able to say the
same of Perry and Bancroft next week.
Tho Evening Journal says that "Corunna
will invest $500 in soldiers monument. -
Owosso will in the meantime look out for
another factory.
The fire department was called out Tues
day afternoon to put out fire on the prem
ises OF Miss Nettic Bowman. A shed was
destroyed, loss small.
houscholders promptly report all contagious
diseases. Has this provision been rigidly
observed in the past?
Dave Dwight now employs six men at his
blacksmith shop. lie has added another
fire and will do nothing but shoeing in his
shop. All repair work done promptly in
tho rear shop. Good work at low prices at
this shop.
Tho teacher at Bath, Clinton county, al
lowed his pupils to select the opening songs
in school. When the result of the election
was known, the pupils announced and sang
Good bye Old Grover good bye. This was
regarded MS too Extensively partisan, and the
teacher resigned. ~. II -,
Mrs. Taintor of Chicago occupied the
,yuIpit of the Congregational church Sunday
morning, talking of the needs for money TO
build churches and parsonages'in the newer
parts of our. country. She thoroughly under
sicod the subject and presented it TO the
Audience In sucE a way as to touch their
-ympathics and pockets. The collection
amounted to $4,000. TO which the $. s.
added SO.
Kid gloves aud mittcns, fleece lined at
Hcth's, the tailor.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07
Tax-Payers Notice.

will be at f. l.. Brewers store, Owosso,
for the purpose of receiving taxes, on Sat
urday, Dec. 8, and every Saturday thereafter
during December. JAMES N. OcKERMAN,
Township Treasurer, Owosso TIP.