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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
coxcr.sIoN. TO TIE pAxAMA cAxAL coNrANY.

con- F-~ION> To TIE PANAMA. CANAL CDNIANI.
Washington Dee. Si.-Thc Bureau Of the American
Republic, has information from logota that The Con
grcss Of Columbia ha renewed the concession for the
construction OF the Panama Canal 20 Lieutenant Wy-c.
the agent Of the canal company who has been engaged
at Bog1ta for more than year trying Ia sccurc tls
privilege. The company allowed two years from the
first Of January next rcOrgaizc and resume opera
lion, required pay for the ISLANDS on the l>hmuS.
which. under the original concession, were granted
them without also the expense Oi sustaining what
ever military police guard may be found necessary
to protect the works and maintain p"acc along the line
Of The canal pay the Government Of Colombia
bonus of 100000 frauc~ t*3OOOOOOj and give II
first preferred stock ia thr company to the amount Of
5000 600 franCs tSl 900 OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

CobOurc. ont, Dec. 2G.-Whc returning from q,
dancing party on Chri>tma, morning, twenty two per
sons broke through the ice on Rice Lake. Al suc
cccded in getting on the Ice again, but many were
fro>tbittcn before reaching the Shore and later Mis-,
Ellie Johnson died from the exposure which she had
mndcI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

ASKING AUTHORITY 70 BORROW SIOO0O00O.
Quebec Dee. 96.-lt i officially announced that the
local Government will ask authority from the Legs
lature 10 borrow SlO,000,0O0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

Denver. Dec. GA III patch 70" Ihc New, from
Victoria H. g. give the total Of all seal, caught and
d, posed Of In Victoria 1919 valued At 5I9~.7.5,
divided a follows: Caught by Canadian vessel, ,
~. .J47 seals. by American vessels, 33O1; by the
Adele the German ranger. l,OJl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
THE NATIONS EXPORTS OF PRODUCTS.

Tuesday. Apl! Up. m.
The Official reports of the Bureau Of Statistics
Of the country's exports Of products in the last
week Of March, which include brcadstufs cotton,
petroleum and provisions and livestock. show an
outeo valued az s., 300 600 greater than the out
GO Of March, 1859. and Si6,s0o,o00 greater than
in March. 1855. Compared with March, 1859,
the brcadstur movement shows an increase Of
nearly $1,000, 900 cotton decline If nearly
= 1000. 900. Yet more than S5,o0o.00o greater
than in 1855. Petroleum Shows a decline 81
81 200 600 and provisions and livestock 4 gain
Of s. 500, 600, and on ls-, gain Of S6,30o,ooD.
Tie total value OF the articles named exported
last month was Sj?,ji9Gj-, indicating total
exports for that month Of about 81 100000.
For the nine mon,hs-July to March 3l'he
value OF tie articles exported was nearly S7'.ooo-
900 greater than in the corresponding period Of
the preceding year. and $4,000. OOD greater thtu
in tie nine months ended March 81. 1855. The
following tables COMPARE tie values for the mont
of March and for nine months Of three YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
Cseal Notices.


SupEEME CorRI OF TIE STATE , OF
iI,pr piaiaia a.,@s lc'n,,, lynn. Amt.
and trustee. under IT, las VIII and testament q" f'n
Iapp deceased ou, Cohen individually ana o. A'H'or
and trustee under The last v.u ard e., ;a9,nt 81 HELL
Iapu DECREASED Thcie-, liarp. Nattic itir~ ,Nlnrr
Nymc~. Lyman lincs, Iific.a H>m's. Il;%' 'tn INK,
Bertha ynics. Edward Cohen. Florence Cohen iro hap
Frank IIapp. Pncus napp and Annie Flotnc iaip. ar
YORK To The ahov,nan 81 d'f'iaant- Nor ~" h'frY
summoned tn answer complaint IA Mi At on ana -
.crvr a COPY u yosr on tho pltntl'- ltHhoN
within twenty after the -'INicc 81 this summons rN
elusive Of dar ~ ec AID ~ casr ~ f"i illI,
70 appar or answer. judgment VIII be- taken against No"
hy dcfIut Tor the Icilcf der ,ncld IN thf Complaint
Dated New York March q. $50. oo,.. go,
CHARLES STkArss rl,n%r's M:n'ny y nrw CIV Inv"
To Jennie IIvmcs Annie Cohen. BcLno; iiinrs .ui Iva
vduallv and A. and u>tre under The at VII nn
testament Of Pincus Happ deceased Lou, ,9hcn' ,"a
u.lly and a, executor aud t-.ec und,r the ~ VIZ ~
Testament ~ Plncus lanp. deceased 1hrfrra h"lP
I,mr. ,Ihelt ITymn, Ifvnan HNnc-. Theresa itlW',,
Milton IIymc- Bertha Hvnr,. Edward u"''i " ,,I
Cohen LEO IIapp. Frank Harp, P1hcu> li'p? NV, ~
Tlof.ne TIapp: Tho foregoing summons .,,,
,nu bv ratification pursuant - an one. 81 u,l GO, =,
y Andrew, a Just7 81 the Splfm. 'nrIt ~ ,h' ~, a
New York dated the 10Th day ~ Mai,h l,'u "rn ~ ~
with mo conplain. that day ~ Tho ono 81 nv ~
NJ York. at the County COURT 'i""'' " wv
Clty Of New York Ia said .,at-
New York March 10. lH''. onf.o and
CINEIES STRAUSS Plaintiffs Atorn.N WI CIV IT,"
Post once address. No. 237 Hsoadway NeNr-r wv
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financial Nlcc.lnQs.

CENTRAL RAILROAD 90. OF *lgJEEsEY.
IlJ LIElIiA ST.
Nina OI.N. Apn !. 1890.
" Office l. HEREBY GIVEN that tho
~ annual meeting the stakeholder, IL the tLNlIAI
I;AIII:OAD COMrAAN or NEWJiHsrY. to eject
Directors, to serve foI The year neNt 'nsnns VIA
Ae.d 1T the Of The company IN Jersey civ.
between hour - l. o.e!ocA ami o'clock T. H.
Tic an~fT boo. Mii be- c.o."d from fiiday. the 18th
instant to saturday, tn" lOtl plotluo.
SAMUEL kNOX. Secretary.
OFFlti or ar
IS BROADWAY. NEW YORK. April .. 1890.
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING of the siochhold-
or. Of the Missouri Kama ani Texas Railway Com,
nny Tor TIE election 81 Director, 10? tr ensuing wal ana
al-s~tion Of any Other bu-ic-. that h' Trough; be-
fore tn meeting VIII b. be-" az %" oncr 81 IT, conaly
IN Parsons, kansas. W"ln dai. MAJ ~ 1890, At u
o 'ciOr. In.
stock transfer book viii hc closed from the afternoon OF
Auru lsth until Tie ~ ofuing ~ May I'd nest
GIO. ". BASll.DD. Assistant Sccrctary
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reports from Chicago that nothing was accom-
delivery OF more whskey OF de-
morall7a'ion-thcrc were some later sharp rrac-
tons. and good part Of the early liquidation
OF shorts renewed. Yet the market closed
strong at the concessions.
TIE BOND MARKETS.
The Treasury to-day purchased only $4,000 4
per cents at l@2. There were 10 sales Of Govern
mcnts at the Stock Exchange. The quotations
were steady rs follows:
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Dipi0cn0 \ otites.

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
llJ LIBERTY ST.
NIWIOKK, April !. 1890
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that Il divi-
IN daud OF aud a han per has been declared
capital stock Of this company, payable Thursday,
May !, next. 49,, %
Tho transfer books will be closed Friday. April 49,
and open Saturday. May, 10. 1890.
BY order of the Board.
JOHN ". WATSON Trcasurcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
HE BOND MARKETS.

III State issues the business was covered ny
small sales OF North Carolina consol IS al 90 La
96 a. OF city bank stocks American Exchange
sold t50 at lG} 81, and Western National US
at 90 80
The general bond market was fairly active and
strong in tone. The Atchison. Topeka and Santa
Fes ruled firm at about 80 II Tor the is and al
Texas first mortgages neglected AT - 3-ia
- IS. Atlantic and Pacific Is were firm at -
and the incomes rose 10 ). Ohio Southern gen
cral As rose per cent 10 CT. and the incomes
were in demand at 81. Duluth, South Shore and
Atlantic Is sold at 96a96 II. Oregon Short Line
and Utah Northern new IS firm at %, with
sales seller thirty days at % %. ~. LOUIS.
es 81 10 50 IA. Reference Is made 10 our fun
report of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money ruled easy at iai IL per cent, and closed
offered at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sl36,9l 1900; balances
S6.ai,, $50.
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor to the Clearing
House 81 ,jG7 800. It's net loss on balance wa
81 23i.G22 made up by losses of sol ,2'3 cur
rcncv and ~ $3.50 coin.
The United States Treasury at Washington Ie.
ccivcd to-day $as6,s66 National bank notes LOT
redemption -,
The customs receipts were $Gjl .313. fbc IN
fcrnal revenue receipts $500, and the mis-
ccllancous receipts Sjl,ol2.
To-day Wa hngton Treasury statement oi cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN INC
figures of tic last previous statement as follows
Apl.l la ia Apr, H., go Iod D, EEK s o,e
Net silver on hand -2,olisl I'll i''' INC i''''7
On had 5see.eIs Goo7.7de Inc. 1s5.h7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
SEALED PROPOSAL> VII h. rc,ciyed .

CEALID PROPOSALS vii, be- received at
- the Office %: superintendent Of Repairs, . : Fubli'
Budines New York CITY. and OPP 'n "a 49, 'i''h p hl
:ho 18Th inst. for ii.ni-hnr 81. ~ 'r1 ~, ''c
81 t. A9sr an ltfA Hiu
pair. plumbing IN hl>oM'rt co. The :. = G. u hin j. .
iiuGinr This CITY. ia accordance with plans ana -" ma
Each bidder t4i.f STAT tlt uuMifi 4" N"I"HlE
which he vii. complete tn" volE under pn'lN ~
f5ifring dollars 80 CO. DIV for ",riF "'N l ~
ccs nuuDrl stated lach tid NUT o. 1rtvIp'h
with crih,t check Tor hrrd I'D dollar. did"n 10
order of TREASURER ~ ,hc incd states ih' li|he 20
roget al bid T. rc>"f,'d The SO ih'',"i ear
l, and any additional information obtained N "illA
JOiS ". MARSHALL. superintendent nj ~ f'i|lis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
Jlc Cream

FAtTHorton's lee Cream Is made from pure sr' w,
n Horizons Patent Suprff fot,n Erlcs ~ lee cream o'
Restaurants Churches Festivals Be-. VIII keep hard one
hour. Country orders promptly ncd DCpots-3Oo fth-
sos 9th rs Park Row ITO Last l25thst Nc"'
York and 4o3 Iulton.st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
Business Chances.

T., OR SALE Established Wholesale furnishing goods
and notion housr hc Missouri kNer. >au.ia' ~
for selling iu-inc-, rood clean stock oi r3oouV'
r.. 80, -. ~ Thomas Chicago
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Iust an tonn0

Osr-A p,In gold bracelet lat Thu nha,F he
l. he SUITABLY rewarded at desk OF cashier u A"'
Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
Cetlnrcs an6 nlsctlnss.

ECTURE
- Nh HERBERT WARD the African Traveller.
Subrct: congo tannihaS NJ Central Afrlc1.n
illustrated with Stercoptcan Views For the benefit OF
the Young Women, CHRISTIAN Association the City Of
Scw.lors - ..
THURSDAY EVENING. Aprl Il. at O'Clock
I'm Tho Broadway Tabcnale Broadway aud Thirty fourth.
Il. Tickets. Z, eacn be obtained ~ the Association
Building, East 15th->t. Ponds Music Store, vnlou
Square At all the eadip. ho,els. ard at the door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
Urn GOODS

~ EW CHINA MAT'rlNGS. from 81 90
y roll extensive assortment Daua,k Ma,tins' Wilton
t orut nqs from ajc Special Offering hairs rockers,
LIZ. NunIoi,,rcl ro kcfs. holf price. ANDREW LES
''r;,s SONS Madison. ave-. Goth. 5'th stss
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Proposals.
ID EOpOS rs FOR COOKED KATION~. RE

- EOpOSAL FOR COOKED RATION>. RE
L tETITiN,, EFNbtZNOt :. l. = s.. 80. -" iHrN
Row N,v-Noln city April - 800 sealed Proposals
ia tflp.rafc subject tho usual condition VII h' r..
,rlN,d this Office until - o'.ofA NAY l' l0'V
aud Thea opened furnishing cDa,,d =" IN i-
cruliinr parts recruits az thl- rrdNol- nom jry
l~t 1870 June Both 1891 Proposals i"r co. ~
ouahr for recruits VIII
DO. eon-!d'; fu Information Wiz o. tiin,i 81 on
application ihs ono ~ f'r.ur Viii o. rit' %
-r lIotu ton atuiI tir. 'onit"i
qrrllty prize. !nri.lin. th pf Of foreign l'9
duciion. u.aiii.ar. the dlr. tnrraor h'n- 'pH
The t,o,oInm'ut r-'rtc~ Us" ii-ht IT, rct "Y %. All
bid poro-ll- should hr rcd "trpl -dl lo ",N.u
Ration, and lidr.--,d go thPIAIN y. II. lvl III.
2l-t Infantry. Recruiting ONtr;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
TIFF FOREIGN MARKETS.

In London British consols were buoyant WIN
advances from ~ 10 9S j-lH for money ana ron
% 3-l6 to ~ J-l6 for account. Inc lrtnh Z"
ENGLAND gained G2i. 900 bullion on balance"
In the Open market money was easy al - lc'
cent for discount Of bankers bills against 'hc
bank rate of II per cent. ana a. J. - p'i '.,
cor balances Ear silver advanced I'D 10 ijd per
ounce. American railways made smart adj
varccs and generally ruled msher than inc con
current home quotations. II IarS ffchch P''
change on London was easy at 2jl' u francs
to the g . H. , ,l.
The annual meeting Of the siockho!dcrs OF 'he
Missouri. Kansas and Texas hAlIWdN ~, -" ~" n,rc,
lion ~ directors and for the transact on OF DINER
business IS called for Wednesday, May -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

ACTVlT
Treasury vaults
"crttnrate, SIP 40, 800 :el3 342 80 Inc sl3 s6l
DEPOSIT, IN banks. -16'f'"' -'-'"-'' pc0' '''''''
Net cash la sass oaa loo =-3S ~ Inc 1896 81
Tho foreign exchanges for tomorrow mail
,vcrc dull and weak We revise quotations foI
business as follows Bankers bills, - - Is ana
S4S1ls for long and short sterling respectively ;
E,cnch francs AT 5IS Is and J.l6 IA reich
marks at % Is and - 81. and suidcrs at ~
am
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Gnmm:r ilc9orj 9.
AayERaE.DY.-,ThE'SEA,
Counlrn Board.

- ,,.,.r,TSf.rY NN~>.-Borrd near college hiild
\ ,nrs r,rfty location minutes walk from raillo'd
,tinu h1,,n modern eo.E"ni'nr', T. nS iis"l
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COMMUNICATED
EMMlTenuRG, Mp, july 6, 1890.
THE GUARDIANS VISIT TO EMMITS-
BURG.

MIR. EDITOR
AS a summer visitor to this
lovely mountain home have, of course the
natural curiosity OF the city man when of
DUTY in the country to hunt up every occur.
renee that promises any resemblance to the
hustle of the city from which he has just
escaped. So when heard on Wednesday
last that not only was the Festival of the
Vigllant Hose Company to open here Oh that
evening, but that the famous" Guardian
Hose Company of Mcchanicstown was to he
present and exhibit their intricate drill
movements, | Immediately donncd my
negligc apparel and an incrcdulous smile,
and moved to the best position | could find
to witness the parade. open confession is
good for the soul, SO here 1t il; when lsay
that was most agrecahly disappointed in all
saw.
THIS town and the surrounding country
had turned out in its brightest colors, both of
nature and art and lined the streets in antic.
ipation of the event, as advertised the
greatest crowding beng in the nciyhborhood
of the Festival Hall. where the utmost cXcr-
,ons of the ladies were required to meet the
demands of the thronS around the tables. 1t
was not long betor" the small boys "llcrc
they come" enlpticl the hall and the houses
along the route and turned all eyes towards
the approaching column. Headed by the
Emmit Cornct Band. and preceded bv the
home Hose Company, the Guardian Hose
Company of M,chanicstown under the mar.
shalship of Capt. Stokes, attracted the attcn
ton of all eyes. do not care to steal the
thunder of two such excellent papers as both
this and your town boast, and in which u
full account of the parade appears, but
write this merely to add the testimony of one
who has had experience in military move
ments TO the pecan Of praise which went up
from the lips of all bcholders.
However, nothing is without fault, and so
must in conscience note what struck me rs
such, and that was the small number Of par
tclpants 1t is all very well to be an honor
ary member of such an organization and
am lOlu tnal Ill tillS respect, llclC IL lio'HIhS
to be desired III your company, but with
such drill master and such proficiency ns
they DISPLAY, it strikes me that every able
bodied young or old man in your town should
consider 1t an honor and Il privilege to be an
active member Of the McChanicstown Guar
dian Hose Company. This is the spirit that
animatcs the Hose Company here, and the
difference in numbers during the parade was
strikingly noticeable. Where are your
organizers, Let them ycntllatc this idea
further atield, so that the next visit shall
sillw, in numerical strength, a further addi-
ton &, the reputation your men have for
their gentlenanly department, manly bear
ing and prompt and intelligent response to
the word OF command. :.
Trusting shall again che there to see At
the next parade, and tina, this ore deficiency
shall by that time he rtmcdlrd, | beg TO
remain Yours, in admiration,
4 A. ?
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Wrw Embellishments.
No. 5689 Equity.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The creditors of HENRY ]. HENDRIX
(othrrwi.r called John Henry Itendrx) late
of Frederick County, deceased, are hereby
notified to file their CLAIMS properly authen.
ticatcd with the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
for Frederick County on or before the Dist
day of July, 1890, otherwise they may br
dcbarrcd from participating in the fund in
the hands of the undersigned for distribution.
JOHN WOLF Assignee Of
Samuel Observation-Disclosures of Henry J
Hendrix July 3t
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Business Locals.

tB- McKellips Diarrhea Medicine, the
wcl-known and reliable remedy for cholera
morbus, diarrhpa and dysentery is kept for
sale by
june 26 81 GEO. w. STOCKSDALE.
az STOVE FOR SALE.-Onc second
hand Excelsior Cook.--It is old and out of
repair and will be sold very cheap. Inquire
at my residence on Carroll st.
june 2G If CIIAS. E. CASSELL.
"a FOR SPECTACLES, EYE GLASS
ES, &C., ranging in price from Is cents to
$500, go to DR. NJ. Z. LEATHER MANS
Drug Store. cB- A large stock recently
received. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. June ID If
cB- Pupils are desired for instruction in
the French language during July and August:
also few beginners or slightly advanced
scholars in music: and if any wish it will
also give instruction III Latin and Greek.
Terms moderate. For further information
address W. X. DAMUTH,
may 20 Gcttysbursh, Pa.
rB FOR SALE-A property situated in
Frederick County at the cross roads leading
to Eicheltz Mill. This property contains II
acres of ground OH which is House with
six rooms and all necessary out buildings,
and a ncvcrfaling well of good water. Price
reasonable and terms easy. 1fsold, a good
and lawful deed will be given on receipt of
all the purchase money. If not sold by De-
ccmbcr lst, will be for rent.
CATHERINE YONSON.
For particulars call on Bircly s. O>lcr,
Agents.
May 292m.
ca BREEDERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS. The merits of The Trottcr
can best be determined by his public per.
formancc: for it is n well demonstrated tact,
that like bcgcts like" so if you want to
breed n tr0ttcr. you must breed toa horse
CALCULATOR, record 2:29s, will make the
season, commencing April 7,h, 1890, at the
Fair Grounds, in Frederick City from Mon.
day until Saturday, Second Week at Woods.
boro, from Monday until Saturday and 80 on
through the season.
For information, address.
james NJ. Smith, Owner,
WoOdsborO, Md.
or George w. Smith
20. Box 413 Frederick, Md.
apr. II If.
eY- SPRING FERTILIZERS Il am
now prepared to furnish super Phosphatcs
suitable for Corn, Oats and the Spring Crops
generally. These fertilizers are prepared
specially for these crops and have given
general sntafactiOu.
mch g. If gro. ". STOCKSDALE.
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Letters remaining in the Post office ut
M'clanicstown, Frederick county Maryland,
June 30, 1890.
CALL Mack Clcndcmin g Eso
Freeze, MIR. John G.. lIartsock, Miss Ellie
hetterly' Mr.. f.nclin K,dal., Robert
Misner, Mr.. William II.
j. J Hpnshaw y NJ
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Klcptomaniac the dickens! If the disease
attacks = guttcrsnipe he is thief If on the
other hand if it attacks some high-tonea well.
TODD person he is Klcptomanlac. What
the nation arc such unworthy words coined
for? There may be such disease, but 1t IS
like the govt, confined to very respectable
pNtirnta
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$500 Reward.

SO confident are the manufacturers of DR..
sages Catarrh Remedy In their ability to
cure chronic nasal catarri, no matter how
bad or of how long standing. that they offer,
in good faith, the above reward for a case
which they cannot cure. Remedy sold by
druggists ut so cents.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-07-10

FEsrlvAL.-Thc Graccham Mite Society
wlll hold It's Festival rs before stated on the
evenings of July a3rd, to 26th. 4 band of
Music will he present ut least ON Thursday
and Saturday nights to enl,ucn the occasion.
Posters will be out this week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-07-10

Mr. 'ohh Houzcr of this place has pur.
''aSca new traction engine 1t was built
ny inc iiagerstown steam engine works and
was delivered ON Tuesday Inst
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-07-10

The Holy Communion which was to be
held on Sunday July 20 at 10 o'clock a. m..
IN Trinity Reformed Church, will bc held ON
the evening of tn" same day at 8 O'Clock.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-07-10

safe and sure to regulate the bowels
Ayers Cathartlc Pills never fail to give sat.
ist.clon. Recommended by eminent physi.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-07-10

Promp, attention given to all calls.
Public office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room in the rear of
the Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-07-10

Cleanse the scalp from scurf and dandrutr:
keep 'he hair soft and of y natural color by
!he use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-07-10

EmmitsLurg had a pleasant and really
great event on the Fourth. 1t has come by
common consent to be given over to her
mertorlons fircmcn, the Vlgiant Hose Com
pany, to celebrate the nations natal day and
year by year she improves upon her record
until her latest was an even, that can be
remembered with pride and We trust too by
Eigllant with memory of profits accrued.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-07-10
Local Items.

Another lorrid billow rolled hence on Mon
day last.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-07-10

AN ERRoR.-In our last issue a Topographic
ica error gave notice that the dividend Of
the Mcchanicstown Water Company would
be payable after July LIST; it should have
read July 18th.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-07-10

Posters and other advertising matter will
appear next week giving information con-
corning the excursion to Baltimore on Satur.
day August 10th.