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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-15
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AT ROSELLE.-A arst-class house, il
~ rooms. convenient TO the depot; <S
trains daily; 40 minutes from the foot Of
Liberty St electric light in streets and
houses ali modern Improvements; desirable
fOr a large family; rare chance TO obtain
good home - moderate rent. A. ID.
HOPE. 121 Liberty-st
A D. HOPE, 121 Liberty-st, will rent
"a nice cottage with rooms at Roselle,
n. j., convenient to depot, for $50 per
month first class 43 trains daily and only
40 minutes from foot Of Libertyst
vI,O LIT IN ROSEVILLE, near East
4 Orange; convenient to d., l.. & W.
j.. r.. AZ trains and 35 minutes 10 New
Yolk; new 3 story brick bay window dwell
ing 8 rooms, all modern Improvements ele-
Walton $50 feet above tide water select To-
Cality can b. secured now al low rent Of
So per month. Inquire JOHN ID. TOP
PIN, Orangest., near station.
GfJO RENT. at Fordham, on Harlem
sDt ~ Railroad. house barn. hepnery
9 IL acres; fruit. &c. Mrs. PIERCE, S35
East y l9th-st
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Order Nisi ON Sales.
No. 53l5, Equity.
Thc Gciscr Manufacturing Company
a body corporate

John Kunkcl and James X. Waters
In the Circuit Court for Frcdcri ok County,
sitting in Equity. May Term, 1883. In the
Matter of the REPORT of Sales filed the 3Oth
day of June 1923.
NRDERED, That on the 9Sth day of July
" 1883, the Court will proceed to act
upon the Report of Sales of Personal prop
crty reported to said court by John Il. Rou-
zcr Receiver in the above cause, and filed
therein us aforesaid, TO finally ratlty and
confirm the same, unless cause To the con
trary thereof he shown before said day
provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Frederick CO.,
for three successive weeks prior to said day
The report states the amount of sales to be
$50OGO
Dated this 3olh day Of May 1883.
w. Irving Parsons
Clctk Of the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
True Copy Test: W. Irving Parsons, Clerk
iuly5-4t
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..Dn the Atlantic Ocean,
Especial TO THE CLARloN.)

Sunday June oith 'SS.
Thinking, perhaps, u description of my
trip from Logs to Boston would interest
some of the readers of THE CLARION, VIII,
in my inferior style, cnlcayor to give you an
idea of the trip though to fully have an
idea Of such a trip needs to be seen TO hc ap-
| prccalcd,
We left I.oys on Friday morning 0 ocloc'lam
and after a pleasant ride over the Western
| MARYLAND railroad we landed in Baltimore at
| Il 80 o. m.
The thermometer must have registered an
unusual degree ofhcat. Old Sol sent his wei
! ting rays direct upon us causing cuffs and
collars to melt into a film. After undcr,go-
! ing this torture until p. NJ, we were clad
/ indeed to hear the huge whistle sound the
| signal for sailing, Our steamship the Ale.
| whany Captain Parker, is Il magnificent YES.
sci of 1900 tons capacity. Promptly at 4 p.
m. Friday we set sail for Boston Via Norfolk
! Va. Down the Chesapeake, the sail was one
Of immense pleasure; to see the sun setting
casting lis golden hucs over the water and
the dcIicatcly tinted skies Of a beautiful sun
set upon water cau Hot be justly described
by words the moon, nearly tall sending it,
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Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

Sufferers from clnl. and fever, who have
used quininc as Il remedy, will appreciate Ay-
crsAguc Cure. This preparation, if taken
according to directions. is warranted u sure
cure. Residents in malarial districts should
not be without il.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05
LOCALS.

|
Sample our stock.
Bulwarked by bottom prices.
What's the matter with Witherow? ?
He's all right.
Necktles IN full bloom.
Cheap, cheap, cheap. That what
'"o "lcNey VIZ" ''y' VI oo'i"0 1oie1
| my ~ "''N''o" 600>'''
we ie'o ~ o. NO.
Suspend your Judgment with our
suspenders.
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Don over buy because we undcrSciI.
Children cry for them Wlthcrow )
Shippers.
The way OF the WorId---.> - '''"
ST 10 "''heio" S''S
"A spicy ''0' y ''''''
h'' Doo''' ''' N''N
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Inc 4a'eaV III hosiery
We satisfy IN all our SaIcS'
You can knock the spots oil our cal
leo, they are last coiof5.
Answer this question, Where can You
DO better than at "I'nero" "
ltSJuSt as we say We are oouh" 10
.u,nosn Won in shoes
We cater to the cautious customer.
r.. A.. ,.,,,, u,o,,r,1n, will, With. |
orow
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

We have no hesitation in recommending
Halls Vegetable Sicilan Hair Renewer as
su1v cure for tlandruH and to restore the nat.
ural color of the hair.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

Pen MAR--This famous mountain resort
loses nothing and gains gradually in its at
traclivcnces for those who enjoy an outing.
Each year the management dcNiscs some
new and attractive feature and adds some.
thing to the beauties and cOnvcnicnces of
the park.
The work done preparatory to the open.
ing of the present season has all been with
an eye to the comfort and qualification of
cyCurSioniSts.
The habituc of Pen Mar will upon his first
visit this season observe that the command
"about face" has been executed that he no
longer emcrgcs from the train in the rear of
the park, but that the first ganCe reveals
Pen Mar fronting him. its aspect as inyiling
as shady paths, yerdant plants and refresh
ing hlccZcs can rcnderit.
Baltimore city, realizing the priceless OF
p0rtunity offered her, showers her sutlocatcd
population daily upon Pen Mar and the s'cr.
linz wisdom of the management that provd-
ed the Pen Mar traffic for the Western Ma
ryland is appreciated by the friends Of that
corporation.
Mr.. ThOs. +. jenkins is the cXcri+iOn
agent Of the railroad and will furnish infor-
nation to such rs may havc an itcrcst i'll that
direction.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

Mr. l.. r. Wacschc removed his family and
household goods on Thursday last from this
place to Catoclin Furnaces. He VIII occu-
py "thc Mansion"
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

Ir. G. J. Cnrmacli with his force Of mill
wrights of this place are engaged repairing
the large Touring mill at Owings Mills.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

We are Informed that the "open sesame"
to good job in Roanoke, Va. is an atlirma-
tive answer to the question: Can you play
hnSrlnll "
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

No medicine is more consCicntio1Sy pre-
pared, more powerful, or more highly con-
ceutratcd, than Ayers Sarsnparilla. Its stan
dard ofexcellenceis is the result ofcarcful study
This preparation is acknowledged by the
medical profession to be the best blood pur-
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

Please do not introduce in our presence
until the thermometer drops below G5, the
subject of Harrison as Cleveland, or any cog
nate subject.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

On Saturday afternoon last the five hy-
drants were all tested and found in proper
order, save in one instance.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

Letters remaining in the Posto1lice at Me
chanicstown Frederick Co., Md. July 1st, 'SS.
Bacrly, E. Nj. Mr. Hull, John f. Esq.
Jones, William, (ColoreD McNulty,
Simon NJ. Esq Martin Henry Mr..
Seton, Thomas F ESQ.
r. I, Rohl,tZ p M
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05
Harvest is almost oyer.

Abaugh's baking powder with glassware
premium has been taking offer
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05
New Advertisements.
port of Salc.-,Toln Il. ROuZcr.

Report Of Sac--,John II, ROuZcr.
-----
Mr.J. II. Freeze of this place has contrct-
ed to filrisll Baltimore City dealer 10000
cigars motnhly and will put hands at hauds
at work next week. The contract will prob
ably be enlarged to l50000a month in the
near future We are pleased to hear that
our manufacturing interests will receive this
boom.
WATER CoMPANY's EIECTIoN.-O Tues
last the annual election for directors of the
Mcchanicstown Water Company was held in
tins place. Mcssrs. Van B. Oslcr, john Il.
Romzcr Geo. w. Stockslalc, s. NJ. Bire'y,
DR. NJ. L. Lcathcrman, NJ, c. Cramcr, War
ncr r. Grimes, p. n. IIammakcr, John Root,
G. \. Damuth and ]. I. Wncschc ere elect
cd.
The above, with the exception of the last
two who replace McsSls. c. j. Carmack and
Chas. Il. CassCll is the former board, rc-clcct-
ed
WHAT is NEEDED.--An importation Of
some thousands of capital and with it one or
two owners thereof There is no gansaying
Tie fact that the capital Of this town is today
doing nearly all that il can, and all that it
may he expected TO do, In proportion To-
the wealth of towns, we can trUIhfully say
that in labor-giyng enterprises we are
~ AL i,,i, tirI,,s
and companies capital has been made avail
able and while we are not prepared To say
''Nyc can DO no more we recognize the fact
tina, an undertaking of large proportions by|
home capital alone is not practicable, yet, III
reinforced to any extent there can be sccur-
cd amounts sufficient to warrant safe and
paving enterprise remaining with US il once
secured,
What we need then is organization and al
Ml~ncss.lik oti'crt 10 supplement homcablI-
ity with foreign capital il came VI la rush
when called for one year ago and Ne are as
surcd that in ny otn,r like cas-, very
much larger percentage of capital requisite
to a 81 tc AMI Legitimate undertaking can he
sccnrcl than was in that case. This smply|
is placed before you q. food for thought di-
res! it, those of YOU who are interested.
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thc proprelca Of respectable Journalism rs
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Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05
"IEc:rcSs 10 NkiEiiGusH

the newspaper stated, and how many women
probably read the same, and, cnyicd hcr.--
But little was She to be cnyicd, however for
in spite of her great wealth she was miScra-
bic. 1t was her lot, in common with myr-
lads of women, TO suffer from those "Chronlc
Weakness which are peculiar to the female
sex Miserable, nervous, and discouraged,
she wouid have given every dollar of her for
tune for one brief instalmcnt Of health
How easy and how Inexpensive, would be
the journey TO health, if Dr. PicrCc's Favor
ite Prescription was selected as a remedy,
and the use of the same persisted in that is
the experience Of thousands of women af-
fllctcd in the above manner, teaches us to
predict so. 1t is the only medicine for W.
men, sold by druggists uader q posttoe g'ar-
uatee, from tac manufacturers, that it will
give satisfaction in every case, or money
will be refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle wrapper, and faithfully
carried out for many years.
Dr. Picrcc's Pellets, or Anlibllious Gran
ulcs, cure sick headache, dyspepsia and con
stipation.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

Tuill fr,itti and hol>y poky have u great
run at Bcalty's.
BY complete suspension of business here,
independence Day was observed.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05
Local Items.
Juliet to Romeo.

Juliet to Romeo.
The shotgun is loaded
With lead supcrtinc,
And Towscr is hungry
For trousers like thine.
We have no hesitation in recommending
Halls Vegetable Sclian Hair Renewer as q
su,v cure for dandrufr and to restore the nat
ural color of the hair.
Sufferers from cmlls and fever, who have
used quininc as remedy, will appreciate Ay-
cr'sAguc Cure. This preparation, if taken
according to directions. is warranted sure
cure. Residents in maarial districts should
not be without il,
No medicine is more consCicntio1Sy pre-
pared, more powerful, or more highly con-
ccntratcd, than Ayers Sarsnparilla. Its stan
dard ofcXcellenceis is the result ofcarcful study
This preparation is acknowledged by the
medical profession to be the best blood pur-
ificr.
Ezra Chew and James Il. Evans, during
this season, have shipped Gyc tons of cher
rics from Patapsco station. John III. Chew
has gathered on his farm, Rcar this place,
nearly fifteen hundred pounds of fine cher
rics fer which he realized three cents per
pound. The growing and shipping of cher
ries is getting to be quite profitable business
hcrc.-Sentinel.
pERsoNAL.-Mr. Siias Weller, {. former
attaehc of this office, pow of Rhode lsand,
called to see us recently, Since we last saw
Mr.. w. he has taken unto himscta wife,
lie bias regular employment at good wages
with promis of an advancement; we arc
gratihcd to learn that, like every one that
has been sent out from the Office Of TIE
CLARION he has made success Of it.
Rev. p. II Miller, pastor Of Grace Luthcr-
an Church, this city has been granted u
leave of six weeks. He will visit his broth
cr and sister who reside in Denver, Colora-
do.
Owing to the heat on Saturday last carpcn-
teis and some farmers were comprHcd to
stop work At T. III. the mercury was lis
the air was so humid that mcn could not
stand it.-1do2rat2.
MAGISTRATE BarIich, of this city, says he
has learned by experience that Plaster Of
T. ~,
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

Ezra Chew and James Il. Evans, during
this season, have shipped fyc tons of cher
rcs from PatapSco station. John IL. Chew
has gathered on his farm, Hear this place,
nearly fifteen hundred pounds of fine cher
rics fer which he realized three cents per
p pound. The growing and shipping of cher
res is getting to be quite profitable business
hcrc.-SenttnN.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05
An Elegant Substitute

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter,
nauscous medicines Is the very agreeable liq-
uid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. R"commcn
led by leading Physlcians Manufactured
only Ivy the California Fig Syrup Company,
San Francisco, Cal, For sale by DR.. NJ. Il
!.eathcrman Mcchanicstown, Md.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

A telegram was rcccivclon Saturday night
bringing 10 the parents and friends of Mrs.
Lydia IIancn, intelligence of the serious i'll
ness Of that lady at her home near Luray,
Page co., Va. This WAS followed Ivy anoth-
cr conveying the sad announcement of her
Mrs. l!ancn was daughter of Mr.. Samuel
Delaudcr, of near Broad Run, this valley
iWLey REGISTER.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05
f. l.. Boblltz, p. M.

A lie nd Il scandal needs no spur: put ci
ther on its way a.ld it will be expedited by
every one that has Il pervcrse taste, natural
or educated, for such matters, while its
course is not stayed by the purcr minded,
who do not relish contact with it., even TO
see Justice done. Until different order
of things prevail, we may not hope for the
miant stride towards the mllcnium, concern
ing which Bishop Newman in his recent lee
ture here spoke in such eloquent measures
Mr.. J. w. Blak"y, Agent for Ridpath's
Universal History, complete in three vol
umcs, Is still in Ilagcrst own where IN order
for this excellent work will reach him.
During the several days spent in our town
and without Il canvass he sold Il copy of the
work TO DR.. NJ. f. Lcathcrman.
This copy has been examined by num-
Der of our people and if Mr. Blakcy will
visit us again, he will readily secure several
more orders. For richness of illustration,
perfection of print and excellence of paper
and binding the book is a rare one: Of its
merits as history we have already spoken,
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

Prompt attention given to all calls.
Public office in the Drug store.
Private consultation room in the rear Of
he Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

Report of Salc---,Toln Il. ROuzcr.
Mr.. J. H. Freeze of this place has contrct-
ed to flrsh Baltimore City dealer 10000
cigars motnhly and will put hands at hauds
at work next week The contract will prob
ably be enlarged to l50,000a month in the
near future. We are pleased to hear that
our manufacturing interests will receive this
boom.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05


We have advocated cheap public baths for
our people and now we have them.
Mr.. J. F. D. Miller at the Miller House
and Mr. NJ F.. Policy at his saloon on E..
Main-st have each fitted up excellent rooms
and the charge is a moderate one 10 cents.
This season has been pronounced success
with our cntcrprising friend, Mr.. G. J. Cree
ger. His greenhouse plants hayc secured II
fame and standing second to none and he
was dcugcd with orders aud could not meet
all demands. The business has grown stead
lily and rapidly.
The wheat harvest in the valley is now in
full blast. Many farmers began cutting wheat
ON Monday and all have made beginning
by this time As stated last week, the crop
Is IN excellent one. We have had several
farmers tell us that they have never grown
such fine crop since they have owned their
farm IuNcy Register.
BLUE MOUNTAIN ENPRESS.-Commcnc
inc on Monday last, the Blue Mountain cX-
press gong east passes this point at 13o a.
m stopping at Union Bridge S.03, New Wind
sor S.11, Westminster S.24, Gyndon S52 ar
irving at Hillcn Station $50.
Going west this train does not stop at this
station CMcclanicstOWn.)
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

pERsoNAL.-Mr. Siias Weller, {. former
attaehc of this office, DOW of Rhode lsand,
called to see us recently, Since we last saw
Mr.. w. he has taken unto himscfa wife,
lie bias regular employment at good wages
with promis of an advancement: we arc
gratihcd to learn that, like every one that
has been sent out from the Office of JHE
CLARION. he has made a success Of it.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05

The shotgun is loaded
With lead supcrtinc,
And Towscr is hungry
For trousers like thine.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-07-05
n. Y. WEEKLY WORLD
One Extra Copy

each OF The CLARION and lyjoGe on TnE CLARION and u
,crn,r , lis. of ten 0, Subscribers under the above, Gas
cases,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-16
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Federico QtaD, Odessa.
MEMORANDA.

Liverpool, Feb 12-Arrived, bark Stanley
(Nor), Rasmussen, Savannah.
Port Natal. Jan l2-Sailed, bark Adeona (Nor),
Olsen, Savannah
Aspinwall, Jan N-Sailed, schr S G Hart,
Smith, Pensacola.
Brunswick, Feb 12-Lrrived. bark Latona
NOr). Jacobsen. Santos; 18th, schr Harry Pres
colt, Turner. Boston.
Sailed 18th, banks Venskabet (Nor), KierIlf
Bristol Hawthorn OBJ, Chapman, Rotterdam
schrs Isaac n Kerlin, SteelnIan, New York (be-
fore reported sailed 8th); Jno Cross, Rawley,
Providence.
Cleared 3D., bark Maria Andrina (Aus), Media
mich, Venice (and sailed 9Th.
Daren, Feb l1-Cleared, schr Varuna, Bird
sail, Noank.
Georgetown, 9, Feb 10 ARRIVED, stmr Caro-
line Miller Miller, New York; schrs Matilda
Brooks, Blatchford, do; James Ponder Lynch,
Wilmington, n G.
Sailed, schr 6 X Congdon. Baylns, New York.
Mobile, Feb l3-Arrived, bark Maury (Nor),
Hansen Pensacola.
Pensacola. Feb I3-Arrived, ship AIbele (Br).
Smith, Barbados; banks Aquila Nor, StOesen,
Buenos Ayres,; Prince Patrick NorJ. Newman,
Hull Cuba CSw), Peterson, Marseilles Stadt
Norj Leonardsen. Fleetwood; Poslak QtaD
Oneta. Buenos Ayres; Fiume + AUS, Blevicb,
do; schr S 6 Hart Smith, Aspinwall.
Also arrived, bark Alsyva (NorJ Bull, Buenos
Ayres.
Cleared. banks Odin (Nor). Alum, Marseilles;
Flora (Aus Dogma, Lussin Plccolo (Damatia);
Arthur (Nor Christensen, Port Elizabeth.
Cleared 9Th, ship Syren, Mallett, Washington,
ID G.
Philadelphia. Feb t8-CIeared, steamship Hex
ham (Br) Adams, Bull River.
Delaware Breakwater. Feb 13-Sailed, schr
John Wood. Philadelphia for Brunswick.
Passed out, steamship Hughenden (Br) from
Philadelphia for Coosaw, S G.
New York Feb 15-Arrived steamships State
of Nebraska, Glasgow; Italy, Liverpool.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-16

however, traversed small range and were
about in the same state as yesterday Big
traders who are under pork bought moderately,
May sold at s14 80 and S14 10 closing at Sl4 32l6,
a decline of SC from yesterday. Short ribs were
fairly active several large traders selling freely.
but their offerings were taken by others equally
as strong. Prices declined 5W7}fc and the
market closed steady. Lard was rather quiet
and broke Sc.
Cash quotations were as follows Flour
quiet but unchanged. Wheat-No. spring 75is
676s4c: No red 791$c. Corn-No. 3, 4TiSc.
oats-No, ., 27Gl2sc. Mess pork Sl4 ON Lard
81 6O67 62l6 Short rib sides, loose s. S2lS
Dry salted shoulders boxed SO 00@6 IS. Short
clear sides, boxed IS O00S 05. Whisky 81 IS.
Leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening. Highest. Closing