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Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

sEcBETARX WHITHKY, In his 70.
eeni report DAyB pArdsuiAr attention
70 The prssSal RsFulSaa bio condition o.
aas navy, bus nsslsss 70 sale EhA,
Eoooi % per can't OF lhs $3.50 OOO Ap-
propiiAisd for repairs to vSsss!s Tar ths
year ending Jane 80, 1859, was *.
pended dEI!ns tbs TSosnt Dam pAlEu By
ahs omplsymant Of sxEG halls 81 1oe
navy yaEdI, for the parposs OF making
DsmQREtlos vOsss There are yO1 ssvsS.
months oitss year, and n mater sha,
msy hspRSa URi,si BIAtss vessel, Or
IN iasi shs sStFa navy, Of which Mr..
Wollaov IL 60 proud. there IL but
ss9us go. 900 len 70 pay for repairs
Aua stea this Is txhAUsssd any oshsT
ysslsl that EAy bsaoAs dtsAsiod viii
o. o9i!gsd 10 lay up IN srdiaaEy unal
nsx' ysAl'S sppFop riAtlSa 10 sVAllA5ls
We sappoAA saas the neglSss 10 mention
tnis mAHeF sas asTsiy "a cVsr4sht or
fhs para 81 Hr. Wblsasy, o,heE sias he
roaid have saas aSxkii eaouSh 70 have
800 iee ess7ls thsl lAg7 ysri Of lhg
ee3t2 ss'aN1e AAi hssa excess I'd undss
Mo dfssdt8 Ia an taar, 10 cary M
s'@.e u Ras Y5tS ter ClsFslAui.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
UNLOADING SALE OF OUR BEsrw,v,
AND FINEST QUALITY OF OVeRCOATs
AND SUITS.
PRICESCUT T0THE LOWEST NO1CvFs
ALMOST 100000 WORTH.

Quick and imperative for u.s. a6vsntageon, 70 49,
The Consideration is-We have too many fine oo !Cu
the season Is passing; we venture the loss of po6.
rather than carry the goods FAs
The lots are ample. Everybody can get fro iH D.
size Reductions are more than generous The sv \,
to You apparent, add large enough get them sold ~"
rapidly, and us cash -" Us
Schnabers Finest Elysians Ratines. Chin.
chilas; our most excellent manufacture of Over.
coats sax velvet collar Gut nom SIS and $40 to s2soo
Soft finish Fur Beavers Sometimes named -'"'
Montagnacs Large curl. About ZOO Down NJ
from $36 and S25 to S,ooo |"
Nearly 100 Fur Beaver Overcoats. Pleasing '''O0
mixture Our own importation of cloth. Regu'
larry sold $2250 and $50. Now Srsoo
Another lot of 100 Wide Diagonal Irish ~ 100
FIieze Perfect fitting Strapped seams. For
merry soId at $40 Now $rsw
Two lots of Storm Coats. Pads and d. ''"''
agonals $25 and Sac down to SIS and $4,000 h
Young Mems Diagonal Fur Beavers. About
SO. Usually sold ct $50. Down to $500 &
25 Snk-lined Wide DiagOnas Young Mems .
Down from S25 TO $500
Young Mems Irish Cheviots. Full Back. ''''' 4
Wool Lined From $40 to $1,000
ly so. Usually SIS. Closing out at SI2oo r.
Diagonal Check and Plaid Chsvio Suits !"
Irish Manufacture. Mems and Young Mems h
Sizes Nine Lots Heretofore sao To drive
Double Breasted Fancy Worsted Suits !
Mems cut from S25 to Sl6p y
several lois cniw reduced from SI5 and =
$3.50 SI2Oo
Several lots Young Mems SlS and $50 2uits Z
cut to $3.50 and $500 I
Nearly so Suite reduced from SIG soto $1,000 y
Several lots Of Childrens Cape Goats at :
$40 so down to hall price, $6G
Another lot. Ali wool About 50
From $4,000 $50
Over IS Cape Goats From $Ia5ob 500 e
Another lot 100 Fine Cape Goats. From \
$3.50 to $9oc y
Another lot. From SIS to $1,000
Over $50 Children's Plated and Norfolk
Suits. From So so and 50 to $500
Other lots lower in price.
We expect by these sharp cuts In price to make NJ
matter of self interest to everybody near enough ou
store 10 buy from these lots and so help US
our purpose.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
ORDER.
~ RE9IsTER'B OFFICE.
kMR CARTLn CiotJHTY nal .

- =. -. = = X ssaf -.
December ist iasa.
Upon the application Of Ihomas IawthSrn
Aqmini traitor OF WILLIAM HAWTHORN,
lhte OF White clay Creek Hundred, In said
reotsd by Ihe Registss mai dc Al
M nig-Bator aforesaid give notice OF
grAating oflettaTs 81 Decentralization upon the
estate Of the deceased, with the safe o grant
ing thereof by causing advertisements 20 be
posted withiS iorty days from the date Of such
ietteTbin siH u Vie most public places Of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having AamAnde against Che estate TO present
the same, or abide by An Act " Assembly In
such case mAdaand provided; aud also cause
the same 70 be inserted within she same peril
Cd In the Daily RKPuDLlcAP, . news
paper Published In Wilmington Del,
AND TO be continued therein three weeks, e.
o. d.
Given under the hand and Real of
L. .. Once OF the Register Aforesaid, al
- Wilmington, 10 New Castle County
Aforesaid the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
NOTICE All persons having claims sgains
the estate Of The deceased must present the
aAne, duly Attsstsd 10 the AdministFa-
tor on or before December lat, lss9, or
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case uaaat
ana provided. THOMAS HAWTHORN,
Address, stanton Del. decS-t
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

tag APPLICANTS Tor license 10 sell
l1'oE'sa'ins liquor, Who for gssk,
avs ossn sa tAs ragged edge OF OK
ps,'.nsy, VIII a0oa have tss,r suIpaaa.
eadsd ~ tas eoaz3 sill at on tbs 3D.
pllia'iios iaAas2asAssg altar lhs ssssssl
e0urS a. OyeT aHA T8alaas aai9arns.
1aGFs sESaa4sslsss u sssEs Eor iona o.
Toe spBitsSBs, and u Is aA 10 sSv
taa' MOI many, sc GRy, mars thGn bsL
wA - gRSrhsi, W. SEs frpGk N sEv
ing silsi tEssss iSosa - ssslsa of tie
oos's ssissAss so5gtssas, sAssa is very
i'U . aslsaes q Esy II gksaa who have
Dsou pi1a0ab u TIE pzs, ssaza 81 vase
are epViyink ~ ihis aasaa, es,rA.
EsinNs4s Hsishr Is shREs afa-Ss Eops
- ts1se Wis bA4s ssaa ssavlsss3 o.
NlilStER The tlqaiT lag. Rasra Il
tS9wias sea asaaat n stsss suaaSa ashsy
Ia GVeB OF Esss,ssss va nauBsF q
sA90Aa, hsd Of Vsse4nR sat ,aass vh,
WI nsi soa4ssn 70 sSn lag. A. ths
ooaFs fssnf % b. IL faA y n aobay su,4
asoSfd VITA shls isslaaE & IL veil Fsr
GU ssGassd ia lhs Ila5sR haslnsss tc
faily SadUsisad tHsSay where ihey
Blkha.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
PhilaasIphi& WlmlnQtca Q BAL.
tIzo0 EASIrad.

49, - M4NALa
HHalas yin leave Wnmnnmaon na nsIlawl
rhilAaelpbta (sxpralsj. q an s1sm ~
s ~ l@, l6D,mEs nhs, rs
A'9STSRRPPG 4 & I a "a. "a 5W&n,,
~ n n II IA n. nh "a e. 70. az
q. 4 q. ss "a m n 90 - Gla D@
llsf 4 81. .i,S HSf II. 81, x Z, ! ii q
I, A ia va. asTsr, via Lanohia. q asa
:, Ior skArk tceatFsi snd Intsrnsdiats ~,
u9nH,i ea, 2, y = and e1i ,. u,
hAsssln ssc M Iatsrnsaiaas EiSsOaa lsIsA
sIsaSTs ~ e,5 Line snpn
ISIS ahS M s1a " Asia1ls z EtssH, asn
fains 10 u lsaRs Z, u division leave for,
NV sAa1 10 NY ~ 4. - ~; ma nS 7& So
aeorsstowa and Level, % q. n.s@ p.m.,
sffssFsoap Tps @i y y 2, IE,vs,.,,o,. sw
E.zp'.sss toE EirTiartOa. - ,. n. wAs
Llpssss tss bower. HsrriaGtOn. and Dsl.
kIpfsss iol aaps eisTliss. Ola Poln. CON.
iorl and NoEfolk, noa Might
Leave Philadelphia Broad street. 40, vyil
nllihgt9a texpfeaah u =, 81 IN gE, esl
10 ie 20 Y IS u IS >, N, atl 9ei, COS aA
~ b1i, so, ~, u % p. ~.
Accom- OdA Ion, e3A toa3 q. ~, In G21
Va sH.f n IA ih0 10 %. and n " D, ~.
SUNDAY RRAIMH.
Tor fhiladelphia toMpressl, aOa, an aee,
10, II y =. n, 2, ~ 7ea and 70 20 ~ n.
aeon notation, tibA. n, t1ia In, ar,
q e. S6tsIs, 4 g:SP Z; us. 10. IL na
I. xeeog@od.iioS. isan. nn. Is. an
y. epa Lt9 p, n.
ID Il as 4 s T.. as. "a s s T. )
vi wsst ohssSar. via LAnOkin. SISA H..
-For Ckpe Charles. Old Point Comfort ana
Norfolk, Il o. Might.
Fer New Castle, MiddletoWn, Dayton,
Doytf. Feiton, Harrington. beaford, Laura
and pelu,ar, u % Night
baltimore and MAShingto1, ~ 90 SEA
u, 10 "a q. m, y O. e ~ and 20 3, "A, haiti.
more .. 20 and II - D. N.
Leave Philadelphia, kroad street for VII.
mington feKpres6), n, - eto, IN B8i, Z, I'D IL Ia
A. n AoA e.N and n. 10 n. ~,
Aecominoasii9n,e .. ~ 70. - A. NJ, II. o. a.eA
For further Information, DeaaenFora are re-
TERED 10 the ticket olaoe al Che atadon.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express.
upon which extra sAru n enGFHed.
OhAA. 4. PUah. J, n WOOD
ssnerGl hAaAESr general fasissEST AT
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

edition, ssmo. Persian Morocco
Aoa1hehl = ts.ssss..ses.ss.s,s. "a
The Vhion Of Sir Launfai, by Jas.
Russell Lowell Quarto, hand.
9, sORsly mus unique ooVsr...... 600
trated BY Abbsy. Q1arto. 800, 10 90
Ars. Rorst's Cook Book, with Rilt
edges, for the holidays. ....,..., LBO
Same regular edition. ......,... 1873
Christmas Cards In Base.
ment.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
WIDE AWAKE!

VIDE AWAKE!
What a name for a boys
and girls paper! What
paper for boys and girls if I
fits the namel Itdoes. You
won't turn four leaves with
out saying so.
The easy thing is to shooI
a childs paper over a child'l
head, or under q chlld's feet
or Into blood and thunder or
one side or twsddle on the
other.
WIDE AwlKE has q differ.
ent aim. Neither stiIted mol
babyish, Clean, heathfuI,
cheerful. Full OF Just tbs
pictures and read ing a
bright, full-blooded boy OF
GIRL cares for. Spirited, spark
ling, never a dull page, and
never anything TO make the
most careful mamma hest
tate.
Take the December mum,
Der. NiMei1-oNs pages apart
from advertisements and
talk of the pretty and useful
things little workers for
WIDE AWAKE get Every big
pay Tor little effort), Stories,
sketches, verses, curl o u E
things racily told-by thirty
one popular contributors.
December WIDE awake
for 20 cents. A year for
$40. Can you do better
TOR the children with so little
money!
With Books, near Thirteenth street en-
trance
There is a seethlng in the
clothing market. This column
has been silent on the prices
OF clothing until now. Have
relied on our oft told prlncI-
pie that everything is sold
here at the least price of the
market or less Here are q
few cases in point:
Mems 0vercoats. Heavy
vide twill,d fancy cassi.
mere, silk lined throughout,
that were S25, but are SI8;
all-wool black chinchilIs, fine
quality, the sort to defy Jack
Frost and outwit Father
Time, that were $2s, but are
$40; Schnab rs Elysi a n +,
wool of Saxony, make OF
Rhenish Prussia, a coed
name TOR a century. and will
be for more, worth S3s, have
been $50, are S25.
Santa Claus has the call
on the rest of the column,
but there's more to say
about clothing.
Thirteenth aud Market streets.
It's a rare thing when new,
stylish French Jerseys, cash
mere finish, can be had for
about halt price. They're
here row. but such things
dol { last long. Variety o.
styles and coloIs.
" 90 Jerseys for a 90
90 90 Jerseys tor 81 30
$3.50 Jerseys for $500
Odd Jerseys, plain anc
fancy styles, cashmere finish
tight fitting, SI.a5, $3.50
S2.So. Less thsn half.
Some iner sorts have beer
price p;oched. Two:
$40 80 GaribAidis for IS.
3 2 stockinets, Fedora fronts, $40.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Fou
elevators
Keenest sort of edge OIL
Table Cutlery prices;
staghorn Carvers, Fork and stee
plush case, Sb 30. So IS, 60 %.
} Dozen Plated Nut Picks, paper boz
81 20.
Same, with two Nut Crackers, So 8
Dozen Pearl nessert Knives, plus
case, $I2.
"a SO dozen Cellulold Handle D.I
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
MAKES An EXCITEMENT
IN LOWELL.

This girl Il thirteen years 81 age, and Z
one OF number c. j ID, helpless eAaea Of
progressive rAralyaiy, cured BY the Mozts
Nerve Food. She now resides at No. !
L Street In the City Of lowell, State Of
Massachusetts. She wAA 80 helpless her
mother was Obliged % attend her as 70 In
fancy. Her physicians said her disability
was progressive paralysis, and absolutely
ineurAble. A nurse ct The Massachusetts,
General Hospital advised the use ofMoxie
II was given. No medicine or other
means were used meantime. Two cases
Of Moxle made her ~ well a. ever before
and from Being gpeechless and helpless,
she lie row healthy, rompiDg school gin,
with glib tOngus, and no one would
ever imagine she WaS once a helpless,
hopeless wreck.
We certify that the abovels absolutely
true 10 every respect.
JoHN NICHOLSON, Cher father,)
SARAH NICHOLSON, Cher mother.)
LOWELL, Mas, Sept /, 1888.
~.
Personally appeared before me, q hOtA-
~ public, John Nicholson, and made
oath that the above statement Is true.
Gao. II. RICHARDSON. Notary Public.
O0-2tAW
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
baltimore q ONO RAILROAD,
~ schednle In eEert bee a IssR

~ schedule In eject Dec. .. ISIS.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE
60 POT EAST BOUND.
PhiiSdsiphia, wsst days, "a 20 sloTCo
o, IS %, y 90, BIO 81, II 10, a m; az So' / o.
% %, % 20, g -, -. % 90, 7 Ob. Q 20 D m,
4 a9hi .is !, sSna .sy ';T9 oS
- % o 50. . 10, 70 20, . 90 N.
Chester, week days, ~ 20, 0lO, co ! 81
ssts, 90, il 10 4 n; az 20, 1 %. . %. i,
oS.st. a. su 10 y y e. ios, TO- pOs.
u ., : M as 20, / %, ) %. So. ssaS, is,
10. . 80 pm.
WEST BOUND.
BRltimots and Washir Eton, sec I'll o.
m aAh y y M ~ 20 niEhs All daily.
70 g m daily except sunday.
Ohiosgo and PitssbEEs, sIa 10 night - 20
OlnoihnSii snd St. LOals. III 81, a N and
sirssTiy SsSo@SSastion. 70 and II 10 p
N, daily.
LsndsnbsrS Accommodated, week DAYS.
II 90 miaas and S2sp NJ sundAya, . %
N and s2s p m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
SUNDAY. FER baiIlmore ~, M. ans M Y,
~, daily, Is y. m, daily, except sunday.
!. s .. m. daily. except sunday; = IS M as sa
sunday emily; 8 IS p. M. daily,
fltsbnrg and Chicago express daily, as
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WHINING.
TON.
daily. 'i2.6SA. m, $50, 1000, 'n.oO, a. IN.
Y % noon, 80, a0, 4. 80 asa 8.3t, 100,
O. l0 10. 10, i.sO, p. -.
Daily, sEespI sunday, % and rs a. n,
=. y. and 9. ~ .. M
hundar only, b.gi IN.
Telephone, No. ia8
Rates 70 We.turn points lower than via any
other line.
q. q. HCGLL, W. N. CLEMEHTs,
Gen'l Pass. Agent 6ent raj Manager.
nis-u
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
EXCITEMENT
On Market Street,

There was a big rush last Saturday at
the s. W. corner Of Second aud Market
streets 10 secure come Of those WONDER
full bargains they are Offering.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Meas Good oVerooats ......,...S 200.
A Good storm Overcast. ...... 400.
A Fine Dresa OveTcOat. ......... 600.
A SIX lined Overcast ..,,...... 1000.
A Good Evening Suit, ..... ...... 500.
A Fine Atwood Sunday Suit, %
styles, Mt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $50.
Boys Suits. .................. l25.
Boys oytrcoats. observation-disclosures. 1.75
Mems Working Pants ........ 90.
A u Shirt or Drawers, red lApLel so.
Call aud sec these bargains, as they
will only last few days
S.W. Corner 6 eeond and Market,
r. w. WOLTERS.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Beginning next Saturday,
store open evenings until
Christmas Eve.


store open evenings until
Christmas Eve.
Something more about
Books and their prices. Are
quite disposed TO say sensa-
tional. Read the prices
uncommon reading. Then
you will say all we want sald
abou. books and prices
With the reading public as
our advocate what more do
We need to push our BOX
bueinees8
Keystone Library is up
stairs again. At north end
of Book store. 10 cents a
volume.
As you read the list re-
member that Abbott's Pic
neeIs ard Patriots are 81 az
a volume, publish er's price;
heretofore IS cents, now IS,
the Queen OF Pirate Island,
by Bret HaTte, is published
at $3.50, offered here at 40
cents. That's the tone of the
list.
Read again tomorrow
there il daily news in Books.
A Vol
Dickens, neat limo edition. .......S "a
George Elliot, neat limo edition. rs
Rev. n. P, R0e's Novels. 80
Captain hayne keii's Stories ei Ad
NtAl ufe ''.....l'...'.. .............,.... 80
Jonn 5. q. Abbott's American PiO-
neers aud Patriots. - yOls.... Al
Columbus DeSoto
La Sale Milrs Siaudlsh
Captain Kidd Peter stuyye6ant
Dauiel Boone GCCrs . WAshinE toI
XII CArtCn Benjamin FFsnkll1
Pau jones David Crockett
W. II @. Kingdoms Romances
and adventures. vols ~ 81
Peter TraEi, Adventures OF
WHISPER, James B 1ithwRit, The
Sup geargO, Fom Powder
Monkey 10 AdmdAl, Shore TO
Ocean.
Tic Elsie BooEs. Il ls....... 81
| The bluc Jackets Of 1913. G.
| Wood Magic, By the Author OF the
Gameberpar a. Home. n
A Gallant Fight; by Marion Har-
lana ...l..,=.........n...... y
Horpers Young People, the new
| NO'ulis Observation-Disclosures. L
Frances AoiRSou Burnett three
popular book
| Little Lore FauntlCf6y. .....,, 10
| Sara CreWv. g
Eaiths's Burglar. a
The Quecn of the Pirate Isle, By
Bret hartei ii ustrAted by KATE
bTcrnaway .,.......,. 4
A Mothers Bong, by Mary D
Brine, author Of GraRAmA's Attic
Treasures ...,,.............. q
Cor Boys ana GiIis, illustrated;
qnETto 2U8 pages. 4
Story tme, illustrated; quarto 2JS
| PhRebs ss't...s .........s....... 4
Famoas 4 fpsFicHn Fortunes, AMI
tha Aen Who Have Made Them,
ty Laura G. Holloway; octave,
iSE PAGES. ................... =
The City OF the Great King (JeruEa-
LEM, by j. 7. Barclay; octave,
b2f ....-.-.-.......s.....s {.
] fIha mil IfnVa NJ l.rfEF I,NTff
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

my METHOD DE oaiy fnsWn thai cures Peri.s
nently he pofat Of Special Diseases largest Hai
rAt and PfVAis practical eEpcfsnos sth ever fsaaAi
Aad means knewu 10 ssnnes ~ quickest rusoVafy a.
Rermaasai cure, TIE NOsT DANoEROua u1oRf
hoLiClfEp. Relief a snes Hsnd or boot tsTFuth,n
90 speea diseases sd erposing ffnafs, Their tfirff
tsitmas aanefs sla afaid ss-salief rasslabis nstf
ahesi hloel purhsfs ffApduisnt FToaitiaf 40 osFs =
pN, ee They ruin theuaaHda best ahin r. the bagfB
airs vin save mnoh autsriHE snd DELAY WFts 81 al
"a. 9, - - eossoi az egts ~ sSs Hdt
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13

Entered at the Post Ofice at Whining
Del, a. second class mail matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-13
DIR. THEET.,
53S N. Fourth 81,
BeIou arssa.
PHILADELPHIA

- years VrsatiaAi sspeFasaaA
Ouafantaqa 70 ouru mare guiakaI
safer and permanent thia ~
a1Feltlaina phJaislan ~ nps
fiaibingqauas Heed Fuiaen
hktn DtaeAaes, f'fuaplsd
Histeh -, Obailsats gtssFs
Obatructlaua. tndemmaua1
q ktduey, Hladder aud s,Ai
efsAna Nerwona flehilitH
Early Decay. M eaisnesa X
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19
New Styles im E'a,asnIs.

The new styles in parasols for tte
coming season present marked i'm.
provement over those Of last year, es.
pecially in the richness of the fabrics,
striking colors, and more graceful ev.
olutlon in in shape.
Moirs will be the material most used
IN checks, stripes, Gowered patterns
and changeable colors. They are made
up on twenty -two-nch medium fiat
frame, being a triAe less IN the latter
respect than those of last year.
They have shell tops and tips to
match. The handles are Of carved
wood, many peing of exceedingly ornate
design.
Another pretty new style is the crepe
de lisse parasols. They are made mp in
black, white, cardinal and ecru, and
are trIfle larger IN style than those Of
last year, This style is made up with
the French gathered plf, which gives
the rarasol, though large, light and
graceful appearance.
Another style is the "a inch change.
able twi.lS in blue, garnet, cardinal and
orange coors, with shell tops, and tips
and cases to match, They are furnish.
ed with 3ilyered ,handles in carved and
rustic"dcsisns and siIversd wood.
The new styles. of mourning parasols
are exceedingly handsome, and show
4 novel effect in black and white gros
grain covers, WITH black and white
checked lining, finished off with white
ivory til ps and tops.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19
No. 5 l..

very process o! striys''g will:grow bet:
ter.
Not only will he grow more skillul in
that particular workmanship, but lie
will be better equipped for other work
manship. This is an absolutely uni
versal law. 1t is the absolute road to
promotion. THE man who is careful TO
give nothing more than he gets rarely
gets more than he gives.
The man who works for his own sake
who puts the best part of himself into
every blow that he strikes, who mixel
all his work with brain and conscierco
who studies to render the largest pos.
slb1e service regardless of the com.
pensation which it brings, sooner or la.
ter will find his way on and up. The
world learns his worth and calls him
to higher service. Nor is this all. Bv
stirring himself up to do always the
best he can he grows into d power to do
better and ever better.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19
The CATOCTIN CLARION
UTSlCE -OSLER BUILDING, Northwest corner
OF Church and Main Streets
Church Directory.

Reformed Church--Rcv. A. BSloncr, pas
tor. Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening"
Meeting Of Ladies Aid Society every second
Wednesday evening Regular services by
appointment from the pulpit
Lutheran Church-Rcv. J. H. Barb, pas
tor. Services, Sunday 10 A. NJ and $50 p.
H. Sunday School, >. = NJ Prayer Meet
iNg, Wednesday, G45 p. NJ.
Moravian Church, (Mechanicstown) Rev.
r. W. IIcrbst Pastor. Preaching every Sun
SAY, alternating morning and evening
PRAYER Meeting every Friday evening sun
day school o'clock, q. m.
Moravlan Church (Graceham) Rev II. W.
1Ierbst, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR
ling and evening.
Mite Society every Monday evening.
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening.
United Brethren Church Mite Society
Second and Fourth Wednesday.
Sunday School 3 r. Nj.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Regular Services by appointment from the
pulpit,
Methodist Episcopal Church Rev @
Belt, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday at 10 A. NJ. Sunday School A. NJ
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening at :
2. N.
United Brethren Church Rev G.. j.
Roudahush Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday at 3 p N. Sunday School every
Sunday at p IL. Prayer Meeting every
Thursday evening at ! y III.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19
THE DEVILS REVENGE.

A printers devil was pierced to the
heart
With the charms of dear little miss.
Quoth he to the lass, my dear, ere
we part,
Let us seal our love with a KISS
But the maiden replied,''a as the imp
she eyed,
"Dost think Id let you revel
Where others before you have vain
Iy tried?
No, no III not kiss the d-vil.'
Ye .rs passed away, and the Sweet
lttleslass
Became an DID, sorrowful maid.
Riches she mad. but then, alas
Her beauty had all decayed.
Once again they met, and fin the
old maid
Would recall the former issue;
But the devil replied, as the old maid
he eyed,
"No; the devil now won kiss yov. ~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19

BALTIC. Il {. V. RAILROAD.
Trains leave Edgrmonl tor Wayneshoro
Chambcr4burG and Shippensburg daily cy.
tcpt Sunday al ;.19 and II 40 a. NJ. and 40
+. a. on SUNDAY ut - a. III. and-P. NJ.
Trains for Edgcmont leave daily Shipprns-
burg at 100 A. NJ and 30 and 60 T.. NJ,
Chambersburg at 80 \ NJ, 203 and 4.3O
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19
Catch on 10. This.

8 islands for Action. which, makes
business move;
D-for the Dash. Which never gets
IN groove;
V-stands for Vim, which leads
to success
E-for Energy the
hustlers possess;
R-stands foe Reason to which good
sense yields;
T-stands for the Type, which the
world s sccptre wields;
I-stands for Industry
hard.rail Of Thrift;
S-stanls for Sales, which don't
come as agift;
I--stands for Inolence.
mans greatest curse:
N-tor the Nothing in
Lazybone's purse;
G-stands for the Gold, which
we all want to get;
P-stands for Patience,
which bids you not fret;
A-lor Advice that you
keep out Of debt;
Y-stands for YOU sir, whom
thus I advise,
S--ior Success, if you
but ADVERTISE.
-Columbus Dispatch.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19

say- Suhscrrba for Tur CLAn,1N. ~asa
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19
Young Men, Read this.

It is very common for young men, |
think. to determine the quality Of their
work by the price they are paid for 1t.
I only get, says one SIS. week, and |
am sure that am giving S. worth of
service If my employer wants more. let
him pay more, if he wants better, let
him give better wages.
This is spacious reasoning, but it Is
false and it is destructive % the best
work, and there fore to the best man
hooc. No man can afford TO do any
thi1g less than his best lie who al.
WAYS strlucs to DO hie best w"rh in 'hs
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19

A refractory Boston vonngster was
being sharply rebnked by his mother
for numerous trans9ressions.
Harry, Harry she exclaimed, If
YOU behave in that way YOU will worry
your father and mother to death ; and
what will you do without any father
and morhar?'
"The Lord is my shephord,' said the
small boy II shall not want.
Which went to prove that his Sunday
school training had not been entirely
lost on him.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19

"Mother may l 90 out to pop"
Yes my darling daughter,
If You fail this year shut up shop,
You've kept longer than you'd ortcr."