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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-06

is no probability of any legislation on
this subject at this session.
Senator Allison is the candle which
is attracting all the Republican
moths just at present. He knows
just what Harrison proposes to do,
and is generally believed to have
agreed to become Secretary of the
Treasury himself. The Cabinet as it
now stands, according to high Repub-
lican authority, is Blaine for Secre-
tary OF State; Allison tor treasury j;
Wanamaker Postmaster General; and
Alger Secretary of war. If this is
correct there is no longer any doubt
of its being a Blaine administration
w. W. Dudley wants Harrison to
appoint him Commissioner of atents,
but it has been suggested that it
might be we'll for him to wait and
hea the verdict concerning certain
charges against him before he ap-
plies for an office.
The Dem ocratic Senators held a
caucus this week to determine wheth.
er it was possible to get the Republi.
cans to agree to take SINE act on
upon the large number over 400 of
nominations now pending befo e the
Senate. Nothing is expected to come
of it, as the republicans seem deters
mined to 'haog up these 10 ninatlons
until Harrison comes in,
The Senate tariff bill has teen re-
ferred 10 the Treasury Department
for report as to what effect il W nld
have on the revenues of the Govern
ment. Mr.. Mcmillan, of the House
Ways and Means Committee thinks
that the tariff portion of the bill would
result ia an Increase of the revenues
instead OF a reduction.
If HGrrison's administration is TO
be controlled by Republicans OF the
Billy Chandler type, there are trou>
b!ous times ahead for the South.
Chandleris one of those Republican
saints who is always sutf.ring with
that very acute disease, niger on
the brain. He cannot talk FIVE min
utes on the floor of the Senate or else
where without dragging in the negro
de has ra,her done him elf by an in
terview this week in which he takes
occ sion TO virtually advise the negro
to arm himself aud Sight. Such mt n
as Chandler has been responsible for
every drop Of blood that has baeG
shed in the South since the close OF
the war, and the trouble Ia o1I, just
heIrn if they are - b. allowed l.,
10 rule the next administration. Fur
'uss;oly Harris N him elf is a cou>
r" tive maa and Is not lik"ly t.
take adv:ce from such fanatics a.
Billy Camden.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-06

volved of looking at one side of the
question. In asking for five cents.
a mile for every mile travelled over
two, they ia led to see that they We're
asking to have a grievous wrong
and injustice done to a great MAORI
ty of the citizens of North Carolina.
1t is of the first Importance that for
all burdens of government, the
place of residence shall not work a
hardship. The proposition of the
Sheriffs' Convention is, that all cit
liens living within two miles of the
Court House shall have process of
law at uniform and fixed rate,
while all residing beyond two miles,
shall have an unsettled sliding scale
costing five cents a mile by the
measurement of the crooks and turns
of the road.
A summons within two miles of
the Temple of Justice would cost
sixty cents, while the service of the
same upon citizen twelve miles off
would cost sixty cents more in mile
age, making Sl.20, and a subpoena
at so cents. for service is exactly
doubled at sixty miles distance.
This makes the two mile limit a
great benefit to those residing in it,
and an unjust, unfair, and intoler-
able oppression to those living be-
yond it. The cost of the service of
legal process on a citizen who re-
sides in Cedar Fork, Lebanon, or
Patterson's Townships, is quite diff
ferent from those who reside in the
favored two mile belt.
This injustice becomes more fla
grant in large counties like Wake
and Chatham. These service may
be sixty cents and mileage may
reach up to 81, and 1925, subpenas
may cost 30 cents and the mileage
be Sl.30 cents.
This mileage business was one Of
the abominable methods by which
the gay and festive carpet-bag.er
plundered the peopleof North Caro-
lima. 1t did not last long, aud was
soon repealed, and ought to sleep
the sleep that knows no waking.
Lega, process must be the same to
every citizen Of a county, whether
living within the virgo of the
Court House, or at the remotest cor
ner Of the county.
There need be no fear of the Of
fee going untitled because these So
called grievances are not righted.
Let the two great political parties
stand aside and make no nomina-
tons for the office. and the woods
will be full of candidates to get the
milk in the cocoanut that lies snugly
in Sheriff's Office. We are confident
that our own excellent Sheriff Mark
ham will not endorse the evils point
I'd out.
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Railroad Commission.

One of the most important ques-
tions that will come before the pre-
sent Legislature is the creation of
State railway commission. 1t is
likely that such question will come
before that body, because 1t is being
very generally discussed and urged,
The creation of a railroad commits
sion in North Carolina is matterof
the gravest Importance. Not only
is the interests of the railroads i'll
volved, but that of the people as
well. In this matter there should
be exhibited and felt broad patriot
ism and the utmost fairness to both
sides of the question. 1t should be
considered in the light of calm wis
dom, and devoid of fall bitterness,
prejudice and narrow-mindedness.
- stringent law, with the most
binding clauses, may have tenden-
cy to lmperil the public interest,
and do more to retard progress and
railroad improvement then one may
think for. Why do we say this:
Because a great deal of railroad con-
struction is now going on in our
State. New lines are being built
and old ones extended. Heretofore
undeveloped portions of North Caro-
lima are being opened up by the
construction Of railroads. Suppose
such a law is passed that will have
a tendency to check these develop
ments. 1t will take years and years
to overcome such a false step. On
the other hand if wisdom prevails
many evils may be eradicated and
all parties be beneficially aided.
Therefore, it is very grave matter
and calls for the most judicious ac-
ton. IL the people feel that the
policy of railroads demands a COM
mission they should not be too has
ty or too preiudiced toerrin destroy
ing the good work of development
the railroads are capable of doing.
The railroads should be regarded as
having some rights that should be
respected; at same time, acting with
perfect fairness and wisdom, impress
upon the railroads that the rights
and interests of the people should,
also, be regarded with proper respect.
Looking at it in this light We be-
lieve that much good would result
TO all parties.
We do not want to see capital
turned away from these enterprises
by some narrow-minded law. passed
by the legislature in a moment Of
high pressure Of prejudice. We do
not want 10 see Durham's railroad
prospects injured or retarded, yet at
the sametime we do not want to SEE
railroads rashly infringing upon the
rights Of the people in fair and hon.
est competition. We believe this
sentiment also prevails wherever
there are railroad projects on foot
at other points in the State.
We hope the Legislature will look
at the matter in all its lights and
act with justice and wisdom.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-06

IrTH WAbt one man u energy In every egunty
w 10 North Carolina siaty.hvs dglikes
month VIII arrange With y01T county bank
Address with stamp. -
D. MOORE,
BoH $40 MarphysbOro, III.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-06
10 YOU WISH l.: ELL?

If sou have furnIt ire, hon ehlrd
goods # any kind, produce. go 'ds,
wares Or merchandise you wish cod
at auction or commission, scnt D. 10
Maltory's Auction AID Cummiss n
Hou'e, Durham, N. C. jan 30 II.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
Consumption Surely Cured.

TnTnF EDIroR.--Plcase inform your read
rrs that have Il positive remedy for the
above named disease. BY its ,imcIy use
thousands of hopeless cases haye been per
maucntlv cured. ! shali b" glad to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE to amy OF your
readers VINO have consumption If they Will
send IN" tncircXprcss aAd post office address
Respectfully,
r. 4. SLOCUM, NJ. G., lSl Pearl ST., n. y.
Hence TO PnlLADELPuIA.-Two OF our
most efficient dry goods clerks, Mr. Jno.
Vi. Cover with Mr. Ross f. WHhcrow and
Mr Edgar Zcck with Mr.. NJ. Clay Cramer,
~ll) leave Their employers about the 18th of
April prospecting for positions in Phil
adclphil We voice an unanimous scn,-
ment Of regret at their departure, for they
are both pleasant, accommodating and cor
rect young men, who have, by the exercise
,of these gen,lcmanly qualities made hosts of
friends. We must however commend the
spirit that they cyince, Tor they are Young
.hcn cf intelligence and sterling integrity
and viii readily fll stations IN life in ad-
,ance Of nu.ht .lut offers them here. Our
very bc.. rIthes vii! nCco npa.y you, gen
tl,mru
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

All the clements which nature requires, TO
make the hair beautiful and abundant, are
supplied IN Ayers IIpr Nigor. This prepa-
ration keeps the scalp free from d''hofo''
prevents tie hair from becoming dry ana
hor,h md makes /, flexible and glossy.
A ncighhor nio'ms US that his wife meyer
knew quic; night until the doctor pre-
scrib4d DR.. Bulls Baby Syrnp for her l't'lc
one. At druggists, % cents bottle
O.las | am | don; care to spend the few
more years allotted me in rctchns and yom-
ting. We'll I'm sure you need not when a
certain cure Is right at lao' Why don
YOU take LaXador, the famous stomach reg
ula,or? 1t costs only 25 cents.
SuCcEssFUL.-It Will lie rrmrm cred hy
our readers that about two months ago we
announced that the valuable driving mare
of DR.. $. X. Wilson, as she was being driven
through Mapltvillr, broke her front leg
The Doctor placed u plaster of pnrs ban
,,agc on the fractured limb and the following
day hauled the au,nal ho ne, since winch
time he has given the fracture all needed at
lrplion and almost two weeks ago removed
the b,ndare. Tnc animal is now able to
walk about wiihout any difficulty, putting
her tull weight upon 'he leg that had been
injured. -I,unnsbnro Ttmfs
"Pvrch,d upon a b ST of Pallas," or better
vet, ON some handy shelf, the sensible house
krrpcr has her hottie of DR.. Bulls Cough
Svrup, and when the chi!i has distressing
cough or Il touch of Group she cures the little
one in 10 time.
"What de prcchcr talk bout to day, hrnd,
beat dem Phili>llnrs, cii, You know | NOSE
cry to INK Il m poor crcctcrs couldn set
no Salvation OIL
The COMPANY CAN'T llAvEA NEw TRIAL
Judge SvcStcr on Tuesday morning over
ruled the motion Of defendants counsel for n
new trial in the case of the State OF Mary
land, use of Samuel Cartv, vs.. The Agricui
tural and Mechanical Association of Wash
ing;on County, Maryland, IN which YER
die, for %2.3JS 33 was rendered AT the Fchru-
airy tenn against the associal II as dam g's
for the accidental killing Of the planttt's 5
son at the fair las, October. This settles TIE
case AS far as the Circuit Court is concerned
at this time Meanwhile the case Will go TO
the Court Of Appeals on exceptions taken
during the iral. l.-Uerald f 1orch
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
Rocky Ridge Items.

Mrs Edward Long received on Ncdnrs
day morning a telegram informing h'r OF 'li'
death of her motrrr;t Lt,lcsrwn, Pa
Mrs Barbara Sci died on Tuesday eve
ming at her residence near M"l,crs Station
AGED 81 yeats months and u days Funer-
al and inermcnl took pace at EmmiI sbnrs
on Fri,Iny morning
Mrs. John Valentine is yet on the sick list
with no improvement rs yet for the bet en-
Mr. William FIX, one of our village mrr-
chants, has contracted Il severe cold,
Our worthy ,ownsman, Mr., \. L. Close
has been housed Tor several days with severe
cold, ylad to report him cynyal"scrn'.
Mrs. Angel Of Ecysyi'lc is the guest of her
daughter.
Mrs. VI. J. Valentine spent several days
with her sister, MIS- MI,tA al LlllcsburEh.
On "Wednesday, Mr. Chas En-lrr caught
II very large suckers and reports several t.
have escaped whcn near shore.
Station ON Thursday, the horse he was rid
ing tread on stone and broke its leg.
Mcssrs W. IT. B,ggs < Bro hayr H"s-
stem Frrsmn hel.cr calf II months old that
tips the beam a, ,,G pounds How is that
fora calf? They have purchased l:' head OF
Holstrin from New York wh!ah they expect
t, arlivrsl rlly which they will add to their
fine herd now or hand. Mach credit is due
them m their efforts to introduce such thor
Ourh bred stock.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
His IsOdy Terribly Mang!ed.

4 shocking acClrn, occurred a I've Union
knitting Mills, whr'cbv Isaac Cox was h"r
rihv mu,llalcd Red Flag Oil the Famous
Pain Cure quickly applied and recovery
soon followed, YOU can uy this great remedy
for - cents,
If YOU want to drive away Dyspepsia.
BHluu,nc>>, Constipation, Poor Appetite and
all cy Is arising from AIe rl""rl Liver nsr
DR.. ivr's Liver i'c4u.atpr IrAl bottles
free at De- J. X Waters, Drag Store.
TnE Fi"uT BrGrN.-Thc Cleveland al
miui,rralou gave Mihllc'oWn an efficient
and nccrp, ~, postmaster, but upon the as
sumption that change will soon be made
hy the nrN PDstma-tcr-G neral, there l.
getting to hra lively scramble tr the posi-
ton. As far Il kHown there are four apr!l.
cauts for the office, VIZ, Nrssls john /.
Cronc, Wm. II. Koutzaha, d. CALVIN Long,
and & William RrmsburE- either on" Of
whom would douhi,c make sat oiactory
puslmn>,rr But Il, Umy one can be nl-
puintcd three IT them must meet with ialI
urr. And if the cOnlrSt WAKES too warm II
NAV be tina, Il clark horse will he selected
10 settle ,Ar trouble. - IuMy Register.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

On Friday March 99nd, 1880, at 10 a. m
at his IT sidence, this place, Thomas Smoth
crs will sell personal property.
On Saturday March 23Id, 1899, at lOa. M.
Il mites from Sahilasvile. John NJ. llar'
baush will sell a lot of personal property.
On Tnurs,lay March 2lst 1880, at 10 -. m.
at Ills residence on the road leading from
Emmi'shurg to Maxcll'S mill, VIM. d. Han
KEY W Il sell valuable personal property.
On Friday, %arrh 22nd, 1889, at II o'clock
M about / mile south of Middlehurs, Mag
gle T. ,Ioh son will sell personal property.
On Saturday, March 23r, 1889, u, p. m.
this pace, Sarah Il. Croft will sell persona
property
On Friday, March Goth, 1889, at 10 m., a,
his residence, 1 J mi'cs south of Mcch1nics
town Henry Wcddlc will sell real anl per
sonal property. See bills,
On Friday March 20,h, at 10 O'Clock Il. III
at Mo;tcr's Station, |. NJ Fisher Will sci
personal property. See bills.
On Saturday March 23rd, al 10 O'Clock a
NJ at Gilbert House, this place, NJ. &. Gil
bert will sell personal property.
On Thursday March 2Sth, at O'Clock p
m, at hi, residence, this pace, Charles "A
Weller will sell ;'crsonal property.
On Saturday April 9th, at , O'Clock p. nj
at the store Of VIM J Cramer in Crcagrrs'
town, Md, s. VI. Bircly will sell Real E',
tr. See bills.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
Every Home should have ii.

1t is not always convenient to call a
Physician for every lite ailment. Haglng
Red Flag on in the house YOU have Physl
can always at hand, it kills Rheumatism
Nengalgta, Buns, Bruises and all Aches and
Pains. frlne % cents.
There are few things in this life Of which
Ne may he certain, but this i. Que of them,
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure has
40 eQunl tJr CoQghs Colds and Consump-
tjou Price IS Gents
y ~ K WNn- Drugstore
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

present ALTON Prof James y Ditirn-
baugh occupied his elegant new residence on
Wills street this week. On "Wednesday
evening "A number of his molc friends called
on him and presented him with a beautiful
silver card receiver, gold lined and hand
somcy decorated. Mr.. Chas II. Bau4hman,
on behalf of the company, tcndcrcd lhclr
compliment 5 and the riff as a slight token OF
friendly regard and " small rcluin for ire
qurnt kndncs, and generous hoSpitniiIy.-
Mr.. Diiicnbaugh happily responded in word
and drel--m pleasing language and album
,l,nl and choice refreshments. The evening
was spent in eucl,re Il ID sociaI cony, rsatlon
--SthtinR.
RECKLESS REpoRTING.-N Newspapers are
the main levers of modern progress and the
world. without them, would rctrogradc: It
would be scarcely possible to maintain the
existing status were the da y and weekly
newspaper to be dropped from the list OF
live inspiral ons to modern progress, yet
"llNI wv li'' '' Va 'i'> t'N 'A> ~ 'N''N
shamcfllIy abused.
\ case IN point is that telcgraphcd from
MdCllulown last week concerning Il young
man OF this town, Mr.. Charles Cover, who,
through Il most in"Xcusablc and unpardon-
able error, was arrested and without reason
or pruvocalion called upon 10 slbm not
only to inconvenience but har hncss and in
dignity. Without hearing his statrmcnt the
corrcsp ,ndcnt at Middiclowr sent to The
Baltimore Herald statement that has done
the young man an injustice and thus tar, has
not had the manlincss to send Il conradlc-
ton of his first report. 1t is all very well to
be prompt, energetic aud alive, in the mat
ter of getting information to the press, but
ovcr-zcalous reporting frequently results II
harm anu one error IN this direction cancels
the merit OF much calrtul and t.utAlul re-
porting.
One who has not The care to be exact in
casts where the good name of an individual
is at stake, should not be employed in the
capacity Of reporter: the injurious charge
travels in seven league boots, while the cor
rcction cf an error amhes along at Il snail ;
gallop. Mr. Cover was wholly innocent on
the charge laid gainst him by the reports
published and being young man with his
own way to make in the world, he has suf-
fercd incalculablc injury, first by the acci-
dent of circumstances and again by the head
long prcviousness Of the writer Of dispatches
for the N9uld, who accepted appearances
and asked nor waited for no eXlH lHana'lohS
that Mr. Cover might he able TO make and
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
Sale Register.

Under this head will appear free notice
fall sales, bills for wniclnrc printed at this
office. The notice will be inserted as soon
as received.
Notices not exceeding five lines will be in
serted under this head at twenty cents PEI
line by such as may desirci, it, If they have the
bills printed elsewhere. Sale notes tree With
every set of bills
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

iSs- STALLION FOR SERElCE.-Thc
Standard and Registered Trntting Slalllon,
CALCULATOR. Record, 220t will stand
for Service at the farm OF DR. NJ L Ltath-
rlman. mile cast Of Mcchanicstown. Cir
cuL.lur is a !cvcl-h,adrd game trollrr, stand
ing lG! han's high, weighs in tro'ing con-
tlion 1900 pounds. His disposition could
not tie helter,d. For Pcdi4rrc full description
and Dates at the above point, see advertise
mcnt which will appear later.
muh IF j. Nj. SMl IL.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

II is s.d THAI X. W. Waid vii! erect
another ii Nv building on his laldsa AT Middle.
bar. this spring designed for boarding
hous. inl lis numerous employees, who's"
rrcs mt accommodations are not sufficient
f,r 70 MANY CnuY0N Noes.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
'.TO BE. OrNOt TO Bc?"

splioquizrd the melancholy Dane. A sea Of
Troubles opposed He shrank before them;
ambition lay dead. Life, as he viewed it,
rested under Il yellow cloud, tingcd with
green Hamlet. to my mind, was bilious
Toe blood, diseased, carried through the
natural gates and alleys of the body, made
life Il burden; and the Ills Of the body magni
fled in tenfud degree his other ills. Pur-
ty the blood give new life and action to the
system, take DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and your drowsiness, lack Of ap-
petite chilly scnsa ions, yellow skin, bad
breath will all depart, as the morning mists
are dispclled by the rising sun.
Thousands of cures follow the use of DIR
Sagc's Catarrh Remedy 50 cents.
A BAD ScARE.-Lnst Sunday night while
several ladies were engaged in conversation
at residence in this place, a little incident
occurred which created quite a scare. The
cooreG servant of the family, who had been
ont, returned about half-past nine o'clock
and hearing voices in the parlor. climbed up
to the window to see who were there. She
had white veil across her forehead and as
she pccped in the window the inmates
caught glimpse of the strange looking OBJ
icct, and II general scare cnsucd One OF
the ladies ran to u corner of the room to
hide herself while the lady of the house WAS
80 badly frightened that she tainted, but was
soon restored to consciousness. When the
col pred servant saw how thoroughly she had
alarmed The ladies, she was almost as badly
frightened AS they were, but had presence OF
Mr. enough to enter the house an'l explain
u!ai}ca tD'!<y Rrq,stCr
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

Mrs II. J. krlsc, VIE of Deputy lnterna
Revenue Collector krisc, will open a ml'lln
crl and fancy goods store in the room in tI'
Scidling nul,diug ON April l-7Un's
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

One Of onr good citizens and leading bust
ness men approached MS with q proposition
on Monday last that not only surprised but
filled Us with regret. This is simply anotll-
er of "CasSrl|'s wonderful secrets and such
it will remain for II time When dryclopc
II viii probably cause regrets IN other quar-
tcrs Now, worry yourselves, imagining all
sorts OF things,
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

We overheard IL philosopher remHrk re.
Gently t'mi ''they are not c0Iored people 'h'V
were lOrN so
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

Bv the late distribution Of the state school
funds. Frederick County receives $o,5lS 90
for white and Sa;2 % for colorcd schools.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
sY" BROWN n SON will give you bet

~" BROWN n SON will give you bet
ter flour for your wheat than you can get
elsewhere
sY ASK BROWN Il son, Decrh"ld
Station how much good flour they will give
yuu per hushei of wheat.
sT" Keep your WHEAT at home and
exchange It with J. B. Brown & Son.
cT9" J. 3 BROWN It son, Deer fc d
have the best flour III Me world to exchange
for your wheat.
- FOR REN r,-Thrce or Four rooms.
inquire o.,
Jan o4t J Wesley Crcegcr
Nv" For first class Dress VI king,
ocl4Gm Go TO Mis-. NJ FIGta Gilds.
cEs- COAL. UNDER COVER just re
crl,rd "A full stock o coal : all sizes OF both
red and wntc ash anthracite: also soft
coal
Ih h,nkj"g YOU for your p1trona"r during
last season. ask you TO con tn ur with me
Semi, 1877 n. c. Croft.
,2lm hstmtnts.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

VERY ILL Mary the eldest child Of Mr.
J. II. Wacsche of !his place has been danger
Ousy i'll of CONGESTION of the lungs accom-
panied by - serious brain complication. She
is something better aud hopes are eutcltain
cd of her +, cOvrrY
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

The Maryland State Agricultural Associa-
ton is working hnld to make its Exposition
in september next a success.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
I'LL the Facilities
Order Ni>i OH Sales.

Robert J. Jamison, Moltgagcc
John +. Troxcl and wife
Petition.
II the Circuit Court for Frederick County
sitting in Equity.
March Term, 1899.
In the Matter of the Report OF Sales hlco
the nth day Of March 1899.
NRDERED That ON the 9Th day of April
~ 1859, the Court will rrocc.d to a''
upon the Report Of Sales of Rral ES'"te re
rortcd to nd Cour, by Robert } J"m's"n
Mor,yagce in the above cause, ana l1''"
therein as afDres id. to finally ra,'ty ana CON
firm the same. unless cause to the coh'i'f,
thereof b.. shown tctOre sal day pr"VIdru
n copy of this order be inserted IN s"in'
newspaper published IN Frederick County
for three successive weeks prior I" salu Gay
The Report states the amount OF safes &c
be $S3OOo0.
Dated this llth day OF March, 'SS9,
w IRVING PARSONS
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick co
True Copy Test:
mch II 1T w. Irving Parsons, Clerk
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21

Mr. NJ. c. Gamer informs US that he will
moi employ clerk TO replace Nj. Z'ck as
! his son, Stewart, will graduate at Ehon &
Burneit's Business College in May and he
will depend upon him to fill the place. From
what we know of Stewart we have no doubt
that he will develop into good business
Catoctin clarion., 1889-03-21
Professional.
..s, N, J. : }. l. iea.ha::nr,a.,
SURGEONS & PHYSICIANS.

Prompt attention given to all calls
Puhic Office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room in the rear OF
the Drug Store.