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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-07-26
Examination of Teachers.
OFFICE OF TIE

OFFICE OF TIE
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION
ERS OF FREDERICK COUNTY.
FREDERICK. MD, JUNE, 90, 1888.
The annual examination Of applicants for
Teachers Certificates will take place in this
office
On "Wednesday, Thursday It FridaN
the 25h, 2GM ond 9th days Of
July, 1888.
All applicants for First Grade Certificates
must appear on Wednesday morning by .
o'clock, at which hour the class will be form
ed. Two days will bs allowed to complete
the work in this grade.
All applicants for Second Grade Ccrtii,
Gates must appear hy0 O'Clock on Friday
morning, and must complete their examine
ton on that day.
Teachers holding Second or Third Glass
Certificates otthc Is, grade, Or second class
certificates of the second grade, IF Mrce yo"r
Stunding, and all those holding first class
certificates of the second grade Of sir year'
stundiAg, and all those holding second grade
certificates with an average less than 80 per
Ct, must appear for rc-eXaminatIon.
Applicants for first grade certificates must
make - per Ct both in Arithmetic and III
Grammar, with Il general average Of 80 per
ct, i'll order To- pass,
Applicants for second yrltlc certificates
must make - per ct, both in Arithmetic and
in Grammer, with Il general average Of 20
per ct, in order to pass.
Teachers, win le examined! in the PrinCi-
pies and Methods Of teaching, in addition to
the usual branches.
No Teachers contract will be confirmed
unless the appointed has compiled with the
foregoing instructions.
No special examination willie granted cX-
ccpt for cool and sufficient cause.
Teachers for Colorcd Schools will be exam
incd on "Wednesday, August list,
By order of the Board,
GLENN II. WORTlIINGTON,
iuuC9S / Secretary.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-07-26
Executors Notice.

TNIItS is 10 give notice, That The snbscrI0.
| cr has obtained from the Orphan 5
Court of Frederick county, Md, letters tcs-
tamcntary on the estate of
JOHN r. SPEAK SIR
late of Frederick county, Nh. dcccnacd.--
All persons having Claims a9ains: Tn" said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, legally au
thcn,icntcd, to the subscriber, on or before
the Goth day Of Sept, 1888; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from al ben
eft of said estate. Those indebted to the
deceased are dcsived tomakc immediate pay
mcnt.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
March, 1888.
JOHN Il. SPEAK, JH
mar1J Ct Executor.
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Water Co.'S Notice.

NJ Office is hcrcba given toatl Fer con
~ sinners TO pay their rents not Ia
ter than the 18th of May, otherwise the Sill
pcrinlcnLcnt will consider it sufficient notice
to discontinue the service The books must
be closed Ivy the above date, SO as 10 enable
the Secretary TO make up his account for the
year.
s. VI. BIRELY.
Supt MrChnaiCstown Water Co.
malO-li
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-07-26
Baltimore Marhe!s

We give IN the following table Of prices
the ratings of Tuesday previous to our
issue, as likewise that of the Tuesday awcck
previous. BY this method we inform our
readers, at a glance, oftlft c0elrse Of the m,tr-
ket, which is as essential rs a knowledge OF
the present week.
J'oct mnnly 7'I,,c ..,pl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-07-26
N OTfCE.

Notice is hereby given to MY friends $md
clients lhat I have made arrangements TO
have my legal business promptly attended
to during the present session ot'hc LcgSta
turc. VIM. IA. Purnell, Jr., and cher ia'ii-
able and intelligent attornttS wild occupy
my office during my absence and h: il dal-
ly communication with me ii necessary. l
expect to be home every Satulu,.
MILTON G UhNEE.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-07-26
A RAW BOX,

A RAW BOX,
something new in his town and will be ready
by the first Of October fer inspection and to
serve you with Oysters on hahfs!mn and
will have fresh Dcyilctf Crabs every Saturday
Evening.
Thanking my Patrons for their Liberal
Patronage,
still remain,
yours truly.
NJ. Il. YOIlcv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
News OF the Week.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

DEsocEAriC orators and ns-'papers
have Cor many years been r,preses, ing
Mr.. Blaine a. Incapable % snyihing open
and honest. Therefore they mus; a seds
assign % him some ulisrior motive IN
-ri,ins. both hi. Florence letter and biz.
recsn,ly Published letter from Pari..
charging tia, the sr., as = BID for
unanimous nomination, and even tia, the
seeoad only -iihdraus his name 10 favor
Of some candidate q hi. selection. With
The details al arranged and the delegates
fIsd. Mr. Blaine has Coz 80 May years
been . terror 20 the Democrats. and they
have had % much Prse,ioe in mi.rsPrs-
sen ina him. iha, there ]. 40 d0ub, they
have become Incapable Of comprehend.
ing the fact that be q on q simple pleas
ure trip. Away from The excitement Of
politics. and Tia, be has 20 in.A;isis
yesraing. no, even a desire. for the nom
nation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

Ma. BLAISE's letter. publish Cd else
where. explains bsyOnd . doub; VIA,
hi. position !. in regard TO the Presidsn-
tial nomination. His FlOrsnee letter
said al thu, could gracefully be said BY
any person Ia bis Position-thsi his name
would no, BE- Prssen,sd TO the con-
veniion. Ba, The actions Of bis friends
-ho believed that be would accept aaan-
imOas nomi.stion, and the magnitude
Of the Blaine boom. made necessary
soms,hing more. and that Mr.. Blaine has
given Us IN bis letter from Paris. The
dsfnite statement that be could no, Be
candidate az al iss great disappointment
10 . host o, hi. friends Who believe him
70 Be the strongest eaadidate 70 lead in
the hsht for The Presidency. Ba, though
Mr.. Blaine still remains the acknowledged
leader Of the Rspabliesn party. the par
~ has May other good men Who would
make strong candidates. and Ne may Be
sure that ons Of them vii Be nominated
81 Chicago And whoever q nominated
may BE- sure Of the cordial support Of Mr..
Blaine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Mr. plaine's Letter.

Mr.. Blalue's letter, which IL Published In
another column. settles dsnultsly The ques.
tion which has been uppsrmos, In political
discussions since his Florence letter. lie
viii not accept nomination under any cit
camstsnces. but FOR ths, nrst letter no
other ksplrsnt would have soughi The nomi'
nation and n woald have been accorded
him BY sccismation. AZ that letter raised
The only doubt % MS nomination, 90 bis
absolute refusal 10 lead the party rslsea The
Only doubt OF ia success nett fall And II
may be almost said. therefore, that Mr..
Blaine declines The Presidency. And In
this he Stands alone among American
statesmen. a. he stands nr.t In N. admir-.
iug esteem OF his countrymeu. The once
cOad sdd burdens aud responsibility u
could not adj honor or exsltsilon 10 Nc.
Blaiue.
To those Who 90 20, believe that sslfssc.
rince and msguanimi,y have place In poll.
tics Ne Bisiue's course will BE- incompre-
asnslble. ani they will be sure 20 aitribaie
u % unworthy motives. hot perhaps uOu
hat they can Eloai over the fact that he Is
no, n be President they may be less ~ us,
20 him than heretofore.
Rspahllcsns nay be corfisn, that NJ.
blaine viii not salk. Whoever may be se-
lscled a. the standard bearer will receive
from Mr. blaine aud from his friends earn.
1T sni ample support. Let the lesson
which Mr.. Blslnc Suggests and which he
n. always aught-ihe suhoriinailon or
sslfto party-he hesdei by all Republicans.
The convention must nov name It's sec
nnd choice. whl1h of the many able men
sspiring n isai the party l. The strongest
n ths dOuS STATE. and q. strong ss snv
other In the surely Republican States 70
The problem II hAs N solve. That u viii
choose wisely there IL no dOuht Ard
vhsn TIE selection IL made AL good Re?uh'
leans will b. satisfied
TIE responsibility deyolved on The r..
pahlic,n. ~ Maine will ee greater than "
they were 30 follow their eho.su leader.
Bat fsmsmherlns. In bis worts, that The
tissue IL greater than any man. and In
splrcd BY his example. they viii perform
with saruestness and enthusiasm their
whole duty Portland Express
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
MR. BLAINE
Settles the Question In Regard 20
his Candidacy.

hls NAndluAcy.
The follo-ias letter ffon Mr.. Blaine
20 whiisla- REID. dated Paris, May L..
p,sihly define. Mr.. Blaine. position nth
respect 10 the Presidential nomination:
Sirce ny r,iura % Paris from southern
Italy. on The -ih ius,, have learned
shAi I dld uot before bsusvsl that nv
name may 81 b. presented % ihe usilousl
convention - q candidate Tor the Presi.
dsutiL nOmination OF the Republican par.
". A singie phrase OF ny letter NJ jan
uafy 2jth. from FIurtuce. which wss de-
clslve ~ everything bad personal power
% decide. hAs been treated y msuy % my
most Intimate frisnts a. not Ahsolutly coz
elusive In The ultimate and possible c)utin'
gencies. GA the other hand. friends
elaAily devoted And disintsrysied have
Construed my letter. a. 10 should he COZ
sirust. % BE- unconiiti0uh ia Withholding
my name from The national convention.
They have. in Consequence. given tasir
.upport % eminsut gentlemen who are
candidates fIr he ChlcAgO nomlnaiion.
some % whom woali not. I am surr, have
consented % assume that position n haf
desired 10 rsprcseni tie party In The presi'
dental eontssi % lsss
n should noN. By sp-.ch % by .llsros.
BY commission or omissiOn. permit my
name. 10 any eveni % come before The
convection. should lacur the rspro,eh OF
being uncAntii with those Who hsve a.
Ways been ctnhi with me spssk.
therefore. bscsuss an not willing % ~
mAin ln doa't'al attitude. an not
wiling % Be iAs cause % mises ling 9
single MAJ amoug TIE mlillons Who have
given me their safrages and their con-
fisuee. am not willing that even One Of
nv faithful supporters 10 The past saOuld
thiuk N capable q pAlisring In ioaole
sense with ny word. Assuming that the
Presidential uomirAtinn could - any pos
siols chance b offered, coald not sceep,
10 sithOut lsaving Ia the minds % ihOas-
ands % thsse men the imprsssiOa that
had not ben free from infirvctiOn, and
therefore could not accep, II a. AL. Nls.
representations OF malice have M Wight
bat the jast dlspiessare % friends oOai
not patiently enfure. kepaolicAn victory,
The prospects % which grow brighter
every Day. can BE- imperiliet only by lack
~ unlty In cOancil or By acrin0ni as con-
tsst over mep. TIE issue Of protection 10
incalculaoly stronger and greater than any
man. Tor IL concerns the prosperity OF The
present ant generations Yet % come
Were IL possible for ever vote. OF the re
pahlic ~ see for himself the condition and
recompeuse % labor In Europe. the party
% free trade In The Unitsd States would
not receive the support OF one vsge work.
er between The two oceans. IL may not Be
directly In our power ss philsnihropists
90 elevate the EarOpesn lAborer bat IL viii
~ q lssting stigma upon our statesman
ship N Ne permit the American ls0orer 70
~ forcei down ~ The European level
And In The eni. the rewards OF labor
everywhere will b. advanced II ue stssdi-
" refuse 20 lower The standard al home
Yours very sincerely.
JAMES q. BLAINE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
oNfoRD, a.

Tsksu stecutioa. ahn vii - .old ~ pablo aae.
tiou The thiristh (as) day II jane A. ~ tsss a
len ociock IN The hrsuooa. ~ the odoe u james n.
Interest. -hch Obed Taylor q Ramiord IL .ald coan
~, hal On the nlnsteenth day a April A. ID. 1881,
TIE time ubsn the same sifAched % the OF isn.l
writ IN fssor Of James :. Wnght of Paris In sad
coaniy and against sad Oosb IAyof, In ani 10 The
folo-ing named and described psrc.s 90 I'd. al re.l
estate situated 10 ssli c0anty. IN vifs-rso csrtsla
lots Of land situated In RamfDrd, sfsre.sld. on tie
north slie q TIE Andro.coeEin River. snd on the
ty.avs acre. s.eA, ssi sane thai bsIosgei 10 M.
original right 81 Phiiip Eastman. Robsr Eastman
snd yons,h.a E.stmsa. add being 20. nsml-rsd a.
sni ~ IN third ditision 81 ets IN SAD Rumford.
Dated a fAris, tkis 1lni dag q MAJ, A. ID. isss.
JANIS L. PARKfR, Dsp1fy sAsrlf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

l. there danger Of Memoirs. by De-.
g,nsra'iag from i,s present position,
and becoming a day q sports and hilan &.
o.. Aru.smsn,s Bal games .n1 hor,e
,rO. ars hardly IN harmony With the
spin, IN vh'ch IL "a. ia,sadsd the day
should b observed n Coz 10 other rea.
.oa. then on, % regard fo' TIA, boly q
msa 20 whom ~e o-c 90 much. and foF
whom ~c have % grsa, respect, the
Grad Army q the R-Pable. - -e
ogsh, 20 observed The day a. quietly and
i,vtf,s,ially .. ths, order ash.
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MARRIED

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

THt Rspabliean STATE Convention
meet. ns,, Tuesday in Portland, and no
one can tell Who Il. nominee vii b,
Fnsnd. Of BarlsieA claim tia, hs b"
mote delegates Among those already eho'.
en-. than Cls.vs, and Marble together.
GA The other hsnd. friend. o. the other
candidate. fad difsrrn; result. II Il
a question which vill Be dsaai,sly set.
lied A. The Convention, sal -e may be
,are that -hosvef !. eho.sa vii Be . man
-hos, lead the Republicans vii Be proud
20 follow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
DIED

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
STATE or MAINE.

O1YoRD, sss-At . Cosr OF Probate hell u
Paris, within and Dor the COunty o. OXFORD
90 The third Tuesday ~ sAy. A. ID. isss.
IDA L.. bisbkk, ~idos q Hiram ~.
Bl.tss, late Of Gretnuoot, feceased, having
pressuisd her petition iof an aiowanos cat Of the
personal ssiaie % SAID dsoessefi
OHDthnD, that the said Psliti0ner give notice
" All persOns Interested ~ causing oopy Of this
order 10 be psblished three weeks saesss.iysly IN
The Oxford Democrat, pftntsd 81 Parts. that they
msy spPsar 81 q Probate Count 10 - holden a
Paris. In ssid ecsnty. on The third Tuesday Of
Jsns bert ~ nins o'elosk In the forsnOoa, and
show oasss. n any they have, sssinst tie zane.
GkO, A. WILSON, Jgdre.
lrse copy-Aitesti n. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

rIrrnf1CaN CurNrY O1NvTNriON

r. Republican voters of uHn,rf Cnanfv A.
rs.lris.fssi o. net on ruureutIHn 81 tun lulrt
ifnu-r. Paris tlnl. On NeiuFsisTs Aune aItN.
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sans a. 81 ths eatsruatUrisi ~ista Culrgn
Err
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IN uEAECE Chairman.
Noruav. May il. Isss.
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A REPUBLICAN STATE ClSVESFIlS
WILL NIX uELDtN-
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1888,
kTlIO'Cl0CK A. NJ,
At II O'CLOCK A. w.

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a. t.UNsflllrT. o. D. sunpurfFsi a. N rsltfHl
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nnss tnst usY property Corns hsfufs ~ 81.
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rvs vuts. Cast far ~ RspanIiosn csnlhielr
fnr tsnvsruur an fsst. e. siiiitiunN Aeifs -
M ftr q frarflun sf furtY FCfrs in fh.fs 81
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rsts. Nsoanries On ths tsleEatinn ui AlN eli'
ts.u 90 plantation. CAn oniy - n.led ~ TO-
beats ~ ~ CounU On vhlch tns NAeantl
- stats Commities Ill - on session On N
rec.pfinn r,-rin 81 ~ tisli ~ nine u'c.o,k %
a. rri.srulnT af ne luuNUntiuns - " ~
49, ~ rreolNinr ths Crssisntiais % oelfFsle.
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no hslisvs -l1i Chf-sinE r1iicr Sh.,n -
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every rItIrsn. onruf1rt snd Culiufs - eftlt
hums.- giving ire r.np1lsf siue ailoa - -,
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tun 90 u ii1uur trafrc sol N pru1noilna ~
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MANY vA'u.hls horse. AMI colts ils vilh
collie that mighi he saved ~ u,lug Bfpsns
issisni Relief n .lso make. vslussls
sa.h fof woft or trottns horses when a.
iui.,i With sighi parts water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

lis Ne currsut rsport sbsuf tosn that ksmp''
Bsl.su ~ M threa All lungs Il uskinE sems 2.
markAhis curss via peaple sho are trVaeiet VA
oUarhs sors thrusf. ssthns broachifis anf ccosamp
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q cost n "a Easraates.t b rsllsve snd cure. IA
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Canada PotateS

For table use, very much better than
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and try them.
We arc well prepared 10 meet the
wants Of all Of our customcrs, and
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five year in handling merchandise we
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and prices, and square dealing 20 all
who may favor u with their patron
age for which we will be duly thank.
ful and remain Truly yours 10 serve
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-04-11
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
cUsTAvus ADoLPHUs COLLEGE

- Skolans bibliotek har nu fatt en-
god till0kning den svenska afdel-
ningen, Lange har man kanbart for
nummit saknaden af EFT godt urval af
svensk Iiteratur. Denna brist ar nu
Eelvis afhulpen. B0ckerna, som re-
qyiierats direkt fran Sverige till EFT
varde af $4347, representera de olika
tidsperiod vart faderneslands
observation-disclosures. Ma studiet af de
sarskilda f0rfattarnes skrifter ALT
mer och mer framkalla hos var stude-
rande svensk- amerikanska ungdom
Sam karlek for och beundran af
"arans och hjaltarnes sprak."
- Katalogen, som ar innehaller
mycket nytt af sarskiIdt varde, befin-
ner sig redan boktryckarnes hander,
hvarf0r den smart torde vara fardig
for gratis utdelning.
- Professorerna M. Wahlstrom och
c.. j. Petri aflade fredags den 6 den
mes ett Desok East Union samman-
hang med St. Ansgal s Academy's af-
sslatnings h0gtid.
- I mandags den april tillbragte
skolans larare med deras respektiva
fruar en- angenam och verdaqvickande
stund hos br Louis Erikson, st. Peter.
- St. Peter, som utg0r ett undantag
fran regeln angaende utvecklingens
lag, f0reter fordenskull sallan nagon
yidare yttring af lif och rorelse. Vid
den dennes hallna val af City mayor
syntes dock staden hafva vaknat ur
sin summer. Hvarf0r? 10, krogpar
tiet, som har inom parentes sagdt ar
Gudi klagadt ganska starkt, hade fatt
en- aning ON, att deras drligd hand
tering kantanka nagon man kunde
Ida afbrack, ifall stadsrodret komme
att ofverlemnas nagon annans hand.
Kampen slutade sa, att saloonligan
fck sin gamla vain omvald till borg.
mastare. / och med delta val torde
afven all utsigt att ia ett vattenverk>
stand harstades vara for den narma
ste framtiden till intet gjord. Den
flod, som har sin kalla, de manga kro
garne, synes for mangen vara all den
vattenledning st. Peter beh0fver.