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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Reported oy John J. Williams & son.
.ankers and brokers, NO iii Main street.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
THE DEMOCRAT.
SAHsEs.EI - RANDALL. DEAD

This able and honorcd statesman
passed cut Of life Sunday morning
at 5 o'clock at the Randall residence
in Washington. lie was one Of the
strongest democrats that have been
in the United States Congress dur
ing the last quarter Of ccLttry, ali
Of which time be has devoted to The
service Of his people in the councils
Of the nation. lie was the friend OF
the South and every Southern dem
ocrat feels touched at the sad news
Of bis death. He served his people
rci! and has left q record Of y hich
hIs patty and all who knew him are
proud,
Want IF space forbids further
nntjcc here. The Richmond Dis
,,olr1, in its opening sentence in
Tuesdays editorial on the dead
Statesman, tegscIy says:
Il Roman sertinel SIS regards the
matter If dut'; 4 gladiator in tue
arena Of parliamentary tactics; . p E
lriut, St;.tca.lar. and ore cf the
strorgc3t friends ard noblcst cham~
pjoHs tie SCuth has had in Cor
&Tos3 Stree The war. II, s fallen.'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
sszsEg'aS GUG~EE AF.E.EAyCE.
.GNEs E'gEgi sEsEEDesS FAIR,

/ he Farmers Alliance is a power
III almost every county in North
Carolina. and it has its share OF
influence IN Halifax county. 1t is
one OF the leading purposes Of TIE
DLN2t RAT to labor with all it's ca
pacity to show up the resources of
Halifax county.
The county fair is an opportune
time and place for doing a great
deal II this end. Since the last
Fair it has bcen published through
the columns Of this paper, at the
request OF the President of the Fair.
that gambling will not be allowed
as it has been; and no farmer can
hesitate from convictions against
that evil TO do his part in person
and influence for the Far. Tie
gambling evil is rot to be in the
way any more.
Now. TIE DEMOCRAT calls upon
every Alliance in the county to give
EXPRESSION one way Or the other
III this matter Of showing up our
county resources at the next Fair.
We speak of it now so THAT 1T NAV
be brought before our farmers in
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
PERSONALS.

Miss Lucy Manning OF Henderson
aud ilcl sister MIS-. Maugum ate
NIslunS their sister, airs. c. W.
Dunu.
Miss Kate Ti;Icry, Of CjIIcry, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. Jn0. z,
T0tIcu.
1lr, Robert. of Augusta, Ga. has
been Oh Il visit to friends in this
community, He was in town
SRndaY, and made quite a favorable
impression OH those who met him.
MIS- Boswell OF Illinois, has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
CouShcnour, te" days, ami left
Wednesday ON her return home.
attended by Mrs. CoughcnOur. who
will spend some time at her old
home with her parents. Mr.. Cough
enOur attended them as far as
Richmond.
Miss Eta AI!sbroOk who has been
home several days from sickness
WAS well enough 10 return to her
school at Black Creek last Saturday.
Mr.. John Il. Neal. Jr.. is home on
a visit TO his father Major j. B.
Neal.
AGr. r. II. Smith, ST., went to
Raleigh Monday to attend 10 bQsi,
ness OF the Insane Asylum.
Don't irritate your lungs with q
stubborn cough when 8 pleasant and
effective remedy may he found in
I}r. j. II. McLean's Tar Wine Lung
Balm!
FoE sale by f. 7. Whitehead Il &c.
If you feel "out of Sorts" and lee
vioh-take Dr.. McLean's Sarea
. pqril}a; chcerfulncSs will return and
lie will acquire new ze3t.
For Sale by Z. /. Whitehead K Go.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

&c
" 10 'I' '1e sne<'7 anu oA''. Ii Il -, >
~Aa' "A'o 'eeh 1ea}''.' w." 49, 49,. ...-'
can cay 10 moe I'D tue '1--. - 81"
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aeao u" "-g'eF .oAn Tue "c''.'' ~ ~
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so'n '-e OIL s'I'eF VII ID - - HI (. ! 81
prosperity % Tue Amer - " a IL
ana 10 a.I Tue 'n''07.F'"' C'-'7 g.. ,
ou''" -A1o-0e' IL e1'"'
'o' '"v Ia oar 49, Il. Gu. 49,
ION Oh a2t'eu .,oF-. 'I,.'e>'7 a--' '-.
disturbance oil ter ma'Ne,7 S,"a'.'
De The pfo.Hi- e1@c. iheo' d IL =
e'IaeF oY congress or o' tue $40
or oY to'1. plh'sh'hg wa sac :
prison imprisonment t'"'e 40
72ecU'aI- on '~e s'e"t 100" 2, '~' : -
Oh 1"e "u''' o".' ='U' 80 ." 49,
1u'e p''CtS' "I-.o-o ever "A' '''~
o"he" : oa9-e. u corn OF ""e"., "a
g poand OF otel o. P"1N' or OIL any
otAeT com moai1y "hlc1 'teY aSS0iDe
- toy anu 9e.4. lH'7 - l." I"'e'-
ference WIN inc hones'' Ies I'M ale
I'S'Se o. 'ne farmer winch s1o1i-' &c
LnaHe IcIonS 9Au p1n'>a'd IS 'uCI'
L ll'"' % Tue foregoing pF"pos.-
lion III 'uc Ihttte9 o. l1c la 'Ue'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

The quality of ,he blood depends
much upon good Or bad digestion
and assimilation. II make the blood
rtca in lie and strengthening con-
stituents use Dr.. }. II. McLea0's
Sarsaparilia. It will nourish the
properties OF The blood. from which
the elements Of vitality are drawn.
For sale by T. I. Whitehead & SO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
VOORHEES, SPEAKS.
TCoutinued from last week.

criminal taxation. His barn is the
same. There is not an inch Of lam
Der, or single nail, or q pane Of
glass in either Of them which has not
cost the farmer ca average tax OF
uore than 80 per cent, paid, rot to
the Government. hut as q naked SUD
sidg to the manufacturers Of lumber,
iron aad glass. His table. spread
with dishes ald with his daily food,
is an altar reared to taxation; on
which he eacrjGces three tines day
to tie unholy god Of nammon no"
controlling the Couatil8 Of tie n&-
tions and dcyOuri1g tie enforced Of
feriDgs Of unpaid labor. HIS bed IS
not place Of untroubled rest: 1t i
lined and stitched and quilted with
dishonest taxes, which lie is com
pelled to pay before he can draw his
blanket over his weary frame and
sink down TO sleep.
Bat 10 discussing the effects Of &
high protective tariff on the farmer,
and on lis strng4lcs for prosperous
home, t, Gre remains for considera-
ton another page Of startling sta~
tlat'ca and aglcnltp!M dl5astcfe' q
| high-su2rdlDg phrase, and win the
swelling nose u huge pTCcI"Imihg
victory il ad"a9cc, the advocates D.,
the orators ard The csyayists Of pro
t tecliun arc constantly Boosting Of
the growth and development Of the
coRLtry, 2Ia citing lis Wealtl as an
eVi.i9ncc that tier Io.'cF IS SOUND
aEd Just. But Is it tr@e that there
! has been healthy development o.
The l'He interests ot the amer 'can
J )eoP'"' a'"l an .teI!o9', Ltht"ol@- a.
cumuIatlo7 OF wealth. IN TINS country
! unctr Ter present hnancl2l p"iicN'
aud more especially oy virtue 81 Int
present system OF jaFlH taXalloh!
The prosperity OF huge corpora
tons tire acc""G!>i,on C. %"SI lo'o
tunes III Inc G2'"5 o. tle I1"' 'n1
s"o!eA @a"N Il coo.l3 o. IrSlt'
y h'uE1,>9 t'l' f'o'90Ies' /" ~ = : q, =
arer7, are q" more eF!1chcc5 Vi +"
peoples U:,"."@"a.e 9'o|ln ana great
ness '."A were l"9 I-c1e9 ., ~ -
"hen ne Fe'a@co " t'u'n l,} 'I ~ c1" !"
N'| - ''s' '.'' l'',3 .,'9 ~ e''l'' t'o'
sessions o' I1c '2~I'~os an' OAR '7eo|
WHO "@''oFco "'~C"S % st5 "u''
ih""5 .'h' iI,l'He'7 !" I1I gay , ,,,, VI
our ''e">c' DIN I"'' ." o''' IL -
only SI.1'H4 .lseas,''' P'"1rtSS ah'
giofE Oh a H1t'@i 'ausI 'IISc .'otn t''t
increasing E~'.t q. rs ~ lc' !. '''".
pIc, thcrthr - = consequence seem
inc their contcn.nert ana their hap
piness.
Sir. ogr .reeont svstcm Of protcc.
tive tar.A, faxes wss aractpd - wears
$40. and I denv that the farmers Of
the 1r7ita6 E.ot.e have bccn nros-
rpro,s nndor 1ts oncration ! danv
tho+ ,ho,. to,.o ho3 Co;r nruf;+a m
tho;- I - dann +Lot TO-, havr
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~ ~, 90 ",-o-oco oa,. inoamo ot oil
oFtor ho~oIv eocrr5,,r tho obso7n+n
ro~oooa,;os orGro 0otho cootror,,
7 aaaar. tLo4 u,;I, .--.ao-S tora tooo
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az '.-.< ~, t;a,a ~ ro,ca t}o~o
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4"''' ~ - j" 90 r.'' '''i
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

n n I1h IF ~ n
= "a modo-ato and -oasonshIa
etatoror+ - moI,o Tho. .bo Ano-ic.
a. IoLa-o, 81 r-o-a o.,oo:.II,- tho
To-n, Ioho,a~ l. a,-oodn n~o.,l;~d
aIo-a ~, Io,, 9TH .bo ~i,.oL c-o.I
I'D $780, ~ bic mas+o- 30 ,l.too2
racr yocraasi1g,Lo doo-ea ~ he
5or-o3a4io1 ~ Re sarv5,,5o oro-r
Lo1- Tha roIot;o,.os.ka G.h--ia-,
'..aas.e - 4to Fa.,aaI ta.o--le ~
-nno 3,rirc tha 1Ti551a Aroa -o,o
avoc,Iv ~ aouo :. ,,;9o...t, oe
tboeo 1op c,-,a,iDr bot-rooa o,ar.
o-jng c1ossog oC ,1e r-.itad C+aTes
a.j The fovorad few a. whom tfov
arc tovore or wood on3 1-,wo1s If
varcr
10 tue farmer no" III 'rouO!', Win
2 mortgage On MS L0Ee5teaj, Tie In
.eEesC u.t"-'' I"FCIosG'c at.''o1cn'
/ IEg. no demand Tor what lie mas 10
sell. and 10 money in the LOuse-tO
! him | commend this picture Of the
| f,arnpo;n barorot % the host ovnlsr-
ot;aa e ,1;-t s-1soo.iro tE-;lI. o,.s.
i. i...-...
= 80 t - .':. 49, =
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49, 1854 aa', s-- ' ,ooG hapo,
r9a-, ,o47 ~ r;r( -',- 31;r,ias
from every cline. and flowing With
','C,' N'o,5'l 'r'- ~ l',1
Ia,nrors raloluo-I,or5 ,'J all -,ha
Ii,,ah 49, .no rnoa, artha;- rooar a.o
IN deo, arnroro0sioo IN si-,h. ~
|;stTe9s "t and orror H. tears Whan
T-,q,~t - +ho h;tto, trio1 rh;oI. .Lo
f.,r,nor. ~ m,,5ar,o;.a -. 49, ,;-,a
n.7 no G.o-a I-'' 'a.- III ,,y ,'' ,''a
Ioodant a,, 0 o+to. n ,r, ~ $1,000 ~
fSora ia hnt IN Ithcr ocnasion crtho
KIDD which can norolIol ~ ro,, MIND
tho i,n,ions mockory of Carooria,2
enforI.,ioraat
r.I.l,a.',,,. 49,, ;.- .,..o un.o4 ,,,.,
- thn"la,d nF h, I ,l,,, 81 J,ni'
wine before the thousand.
they drank vine, and praised the gods
.. bo'u' dAlI q 81 S SrI|''' o' 0I9' Oh 0'' o'
In thn eamc honr came ro,th foaocs of
mans hand. and wrote over against the
candlestick upon the plaster Of the wall
OF The King S palace; and the King saw the
part OIL 'ae mana thaI wrote
linen th@ sacred historian says the
"inG was lIt,cd Win terror, his knees
smote togethe? and he crled Ahead ,
and for tine in vain, for an litter
"rct2r OF the writing on the vail AN
interpreter came Into lis presence at
last. AMI alter taxing him with the
use Of the sacred vessels taken from
tue Temple OF Jerusalem, SAID:
And thou TIA praised the gods OF
silver AMI grI.i, Of brass. IRON, wood, and
sto4t H VINE" ,1 see 2ol' nor near nor hEo"
and , hosa , "r ~ '1 Inv 'I rns =" ho.t thn,
not sIoIiied.
How swiftly rorr minds anf1cinato
tlo rcroa1[,7a~ Of tha la an3 erh.
lime stor,f .:1Iaro Memo Tokel
I-nhars,,,, ei,n;f1od Two dov,of.j1 of
O i.ino3,,,, ,,.fo'1 ~, i,;,.,;r, i'm.
.:nt,, o.1 or;r2a 49,, oa-ao.+ yro,-,r
"a hoI;or - tI,1+ = L.o8Zr;..nor IL.
[,;orira 10 Mann,ot baIIs - no.
Tighte0ns n,onornIias ana snroo1ino
oI-o, tba wa}]q If al 4ho fo~,,, borsos
.,1 hnn,os af Io!,ar :, tho T,.it,d
~to+oe !, rac, har,Idinr Tho erco3.,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17

Thomas Jefferson, more than q
hundred years ago, laid the hand Of
reform on the laws Of primogeniture,
the laws OF entail, and the union Of
church and state, and 20 cOnee-
QGence was painted as g Jacobin and
atheist. an enemy % God and man,
By the orders Of privileged sooIetv,
and By the same powerful classas
which afterwards so fiercely sought
the destruction of the great British
statesman and refOrmPr. No one
need suppose that the same rule will
not prevail now. The tariff reforms
ers Of the United States in the pre-
sent crisis will encounter q hostility
filed with all the wickedness cor
ruptiOD, and malevolence which more
than $500 900 600 a year as a clear
robbery from the people. and a clear
bonus to protected monopoly. can in
spire.
All that money con 90 to su5sidize
the press and FL! its columns with
false arguments, false statements
and false accusations against ta-ih
reform and tariff rcf0rmcrs will be
done; all that corruption funds can
do in carrying elections by ycnal
blocks Of five, aud in TINS defeating
the advocates Of honest ana equal
taxatioa, will be accomplished and
all the arts of intimidation on one
hand. and allurlng seduction on the
other. in the hestowal of Office and
the dlstrihution Of official patron age
will be restored to. in order to retain
the agcendcncg OF the money power
over the possessions and liberties of
the people. In the tacc of these
Things, however, and with full
knowledge OF what il before Us, We
will grid up our loins Ike men and
90 forward t. the Gcht.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11
No. Z |

brightly and merrily up the chimney,
Skipper Ben will tell Dolly how he
found her lying on the beach, securely
fastened to broken spar.
Then he will pull out little, old,
Worn leather trunk, and will take from
it the once dainty baby clothes. They
are yellow now, and still stained with
sea water. He will hold the delicate
fabric in his hard, rough hand With rev.
erential awe, and look with wonder at
the faded blue ribbons that once were
shoulder knots.
81 wonder who your parents was ?"
he says to Dolly. "Only what vou
might ha' been, Why you might ha'
been marks -
Skipper Ben S ronnd blue eyes become
rouncer and bIuer at the thought, and
he takes his pipe from his mouth.
"You might ha been dorchess ~
But Dolly shakes her head with its
brown curls and lays her cheek against
Ben's rough coat saying, mo, no! Id
rather be Skipper Bcn's girl!'-
XouiL's N0,npnnloN.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11
Words Of Wisdom.
II will, )" is a miracle worker.

II will, is miracle worker.
A nam without any faults has no
friends.
Our heaviest burdens are those We
borrow.
The man who won't bend will some
day have to break.
Genius may be swift, but perseverance,
has the surcst feet.
The man who dyes his whiskers
never fools but one person.
The purchasing power Of money is
confined to this earth.
The man who never looks ahead will
always be behindhand.
Tombstoncs are more charitable than
good many living persons.
The most expensive thing that can
happen to you is to be wrong.
No rich man was ever happy unless
he used his money to make others 80.
1t makes the best Of us mad all over
to be told the truth about ourselves.
You can't make somebody else happy
without getting in the same condition
yourself.
If you want to find out how much
clear dog there is in d man, find out
how he treats his wife.
There are men who would growf
that the wind was in the wrong direc~
ton if it was raining money.
The man who worships golden calf
can never know the delight Of owning
a COW that gives milk.
Happiness is the most contagious
thing on earth, il you are only exposed
to it in the right way.
We never do anything we'll until we
realize our own worth, and nothing ex.
ira good until we forget it.
If we could look deeper into the
hearts Of the people, it wouldn't be near
so hard to love some of them.
"Nothins is more bitter than to suf-
fer; nothing sweetel than to have suf.
fere,l," said the old nlyst!cs with truth.
A true friend Is one who won't say II
told you so, every time you take "a
wrong step and feel sorry about it after
ward.
Sincerity is only commendable when
it is sincere enough to 80 to the root OF
things, and Will gladly walk IN all the
light it can get
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11
SKIPPER Bu\'S GIRL,

rugged coast Of New England, yol
may come up on "The Cove,' with it
cluster of brown, gray and black wood
en- houses having queer. uneven roof!
and crooked chimneys, and its narrow
strip Of pebbly beach, backed by higl
forbldding rocks.
You are very likely to find boats
drawn upon this beach, some of then
overturned foy calking, and great heaps
OF kelp and seaweed and layers Of sal
hay, showing how far up the water
comes at high tide.
And climbing over the boats or play.
ing along the beach. | am quite sure
You will find Il little girl,-a brown.
faced barcfootcd little girl IN faded
pink frock, whose hair Is like seawcc1
Il rich chestnut underneath, but faded
to sort Of nutty tinge where the sun
strikes it.
If you ask this little girl who she Is
she will peep shyly up at you through
her tangled hair, with a palr Of eyes
that will win your loYe and admiration
at once, and will answer. "Dolly!'
Then she wall run away and hide
among boats, with her brown curlS
shaken oyer her blushing cheeks.
But if you ask any one else-say
the lobster man yonder examining his
lobster pots beside his warped and
lcaky old dory, or, better still, old
Captain Graves, as he stands on the
wharvcs every day, or sits by the stove
in Lisha fuckers store, telling Of tho
fishing when he was young, he will
say:
"TLet? oh, thet's Skipper Ben's
gal = 1t is a strange story, and it all
happened some years ago--a great
many years ago, Dolly would say,wher
skipper Ben was not a skipper at all
but merely a brown.skinnel young
fisherman.
lie lived with his old mother in the
little brown house that stands quite
by itself by the waterslde, and whose
caves almost touched the ground. And
oyer IN the blackish. looking cottage
with the shingles down the sides, lived
his swecthcart-a rosy lass named
Dolly.
They had always been friends eve,
since they were old enough to 80 about
and sailed boats together IN the pools
among the rocks, or iished from the
wharves. As they grew older, the
Cove "iust kind of understood that
they were to be married as soon as BeH
should become owner or part owner OF
a fishing vessel.
Ben was an industrious fellow and
was always off at the banks. Each
time he came home he laid a little
money away in i'm old stocking, for he
was saving up to buy his boat, and
once, while he was on fishing cruise
with Captain Pratt, the captain told
him of prime little schooner he had
at home IN the Cove, which Ben might
secure for the contents of his stocking
and in payment for his service that
season.
Ben came home a happy youth. lie
had already chrlstened his new posses
sion the dolly" And as he walked
up the narrow, crooked street of the
little fishing town he wondered why
his comrades should look at hm with
such solemn, plying glances
Poor Ben! he soon learned why they
all looked ptyingly at hln. Ills
sweetheart, Dolly. was lead. Two
W,rl. '-t)t, she il,u JeeI yutICl :.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11

"Hc most lives who thinks the most
Acts the noblcst, feels the best,
And he whose heart beats quickest
Lives The longest, lives in one hour
More than in years do some whose
Fat blood sleeps rs it slips along their
veins.
These lines describes that condition OF
perfect health which ali men and wom-
en- wish to enjoy. To De able to think
clearly, to incline to do noble acts, to
live long and ioyously, we must be free
from the domination Of disease. By
taking Or Picrces Golden Medical Dis
we may, by purifying the blood, escape
consumption, general debility, and
weakness, and all blood and skim dis
eases, and verify the truth OF poetry As
we'll as !act. 1t is guaranteed to cure
in all cases of diseases for which 1t Is
recommended, or money paid for it Will
be refunded.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11
Church Directory.

Reformed Church-Rcv. g. A, Whitmoie
nas or. 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 ESQ +.
N. Sunday School, g. p NJ. Prayer Meet
Ing, Wednesday, GAS p. NJ.
Moraviun Church, (Mcchanicstown) Rev.
II, w. Herbst Pastor. Preaching every Sun
lsy, alternating morning and evening
Prayer Meeting every Friday evening ouh'
day School 3 O'Clock, a. IN.
Ncrav,an Church (Graccham) Rev. H. W.
Herbst, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR
ming and evening.
Mite Society every Monday evening.
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening.
United Brethren Church-Milc Society
Second and Fourth Wednesday
Sunday School 2 P. M.
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday evening.
Regular Services by appointment from the
pulpit.
Methodist Episcopal Church -Rev. ).
F.F. GRAY Pastor. Services every alternate
SUNDAY at 10 A. NJ Sunday School A. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening At
J.. NJ.
United Brethren Church-Rcv G. j.
Rou,labush Pastor. Services every al'"rha'"
sunday at 3 p. IN. Sunday school every
Sunday at ?p. IN. Prayer Meeting every
Thursday evening at 7p ~.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11
A CARD.
DIR. HIRAM BUHRMAN,

physician and surgeon, takes pleasure in am
nouncing to the citizens of Mcclnnicsiown
and vicinity that he has located here i'll the
practice of medicine. For the present he
may be found at his Residence, opposite the
Lutheran church.
He would further add that ne has came TO
stny and hopes by strict and upright depart.
ment to merit the confidence and support Of
II discerning public.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11
The Art TOn$Orial
MIR. AMOS LUCAS,

int Long Branch,
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POONING AND DYEING.
In the latest style of the art tonsollal.
SHARP RAXORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this cntcrprising artist, and
hv strict attention 10 business can't help
but please all. WIN be in his shop at all
times
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11

Wearing his hat on the back OF his
head is one OF the ways III which a
young man can tell everybody he don t
know much.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11

Customer-Thc coat is about three
sizes too biz. Mr.. is;.aoStpln-Mine
trent, dot coat viii make you so proud
YOU vii. grow into 1t.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11

Lawver--What is your occupation :
Witness-l l,ye by rny pen
lawyel-The1 yo~ are ~ sElhor {,
WtnesQ-Mo. | raiss hogs
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-11
HENNY KApPES,
- REPAlREE OF -
Watches, Clocks, Jewciry. &C.,
MechanicStown, Md.

Special attention given to the repairing OF
MUSICAL 100 X ES,
that cannot he repaired elsewhere,
CYLINDERS REFILLED,
TEETH REPLACED IN COMBS!
and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
have references to prove that the work
tnat | do in musical boxes is of Il character
that cGnnot be as ,rcN d0ne anywhere else in
this country. Parties reporting to me the
trouble with their musical boxes, will be
able to tell them in advance the cost of the
repairs.
aug2-ly
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16
WALKER BLAINE DIES
Airer q Brief Illness He succumbs
70 Pneumonia.
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nent, or last Friday morning, and vas