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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-07-01
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JULY BARGAINS
Reduced Prices

I8 pieces OF Mohalr In grey,
brown and blue mixtures at 1oc
per yard (; these are the goods
that sold SO freely at 2oc.
200 Sun Umbrellas and Para
soils manufacturers samples)
from $1.5o to $3.50 each regu-
lar prices from $2.25 to 5000.
o67 open Japanese Fans at
1oc each our regular prices are
2oc and 25c.
$ dozen Feather Fans in
white, cardinal. pink and blue, at
4Sc each, former price Soc.
Folding Fans in great assort-
ment; all at bargain prices.
RAIN UMBRELLAS (manufac-
turers' samples) from $1.oo to
S.. SO each. You can save from
75c to $2.5o by making a Sc
lection from this lot.
LUNCH BAsKETs-Don't go
to picnic until you have ex-
amined our baskets at Ioc, 15c,
zoe, 25c and 2oc each they are
under price.
All our best quality of La
dies Fast Black Hose reduced
to soc per pair. This lot com
prises our finest goods; also all
our extra sizes and opera lengths
| that we have been selling at
81 Hc and 75c now down to soc.
Extra values in plain White
Victoria Lawns and India Lin
ems at 10, I2H, IS to 25c pei
yard.
HEMsTITcHED EMBROIDERED
FLouNcEs, as inches wide, al
25c and $50 per yard, worth
CSC and soc.
! One case printed Beiges II
stripes, plaids, and figures at A.
| per yard !; we have never sold a!
good styles for less than &c.
/ AS usual our store will closs
at one o'clock Friday afternoons
during July and August.
Bargain Day this week will
be on THURSDAY, as w
shall be closed all day Friday
July 4th.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-07-01
The United States
Official Investigation OF
Baking Powders,

ical Division of the Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. c., and recently completed,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-07-01

Shows the Royal Baking
Powder to be a cream
of tartar baking powder
of the highest quality,
superior to all others in
strength, 1eavening power
and general usefulness.
The Royal Baking Powder is thus distinguished
by the highest expert official authority the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-11

pointing him to the men i'm the boat h
may mot otherwise know i'm what direction
With steamers the difficulties tn over
come in rescuing q man are
comparatively few. tnasmuch as n steam
her machinery is i'm good order. The rule
rs to stop AS quickly as possible, lower the
life-boat and pick Inc man mp. The really
fine points of seamanship come into play
when sailing ships are being handled.
The ordeal is a trying one for the best OF
officers, and the young seamcn who can
properly place u large sailing ship and
deserve the highest credit for seamanlike
qualities.
Rear Admiral Luce, one of the hest sea-
men i'm the United States navy and now
on the retired list, had u favorite habit
while in command of the North Atlantic
squadron of ordering a midshipman to re-
lieve the officer of the deck from duty and
the speaking IN the observing officer
would quickly pass n signal and i'm n
twinklinR the terrible cry of "Nian over
boart!" would ring through the
ship. Ii was all done to test the young
midshipman's nerve and fitness for his
calling, and the admiraI's delight in
catching n young officer mapping was
ing officers refrain from allowing the cry
tn be sounded solely for practices p,Ir-
poses, inasmtich as sealnen have been
known tn jump to- the rescue of
their ppos unfortunate shipmate.
The rule IL u strinRen one that no sailor
shall Jump overheard unless permitted by
the officer Of the deck, but many brave
and no few lives have been lost ia fool
hardy UNDERTAKINGS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-11
CORN

sosoc Fig ure. a- ,o 49,. Labor Requires
on dine Crop.
From the Orange Judd Farmer.
There are in round numbers about 2.0O.-
OoO.OuO bushels of corn in the crop of lss9.
OF this perhaps OO.OOO.OOO bushels may he
eaten by cattle aud hogs direct from the
stalks, either in the field or yards. The
other 1.@D.OOO.oOD bushels are. all to bc
huskcd 10y hand. for as yet there is no
machine invented which will do this work
probably. DO the husking men and boys
tnnd some women average 50 bushels "a
day Probably not. Even IL they do. Our
corr, huskinn this year will rs.uuirs. 3l.OUD
uD days of work. which is equal to an
army of l.uU,OOU huskers all working
steadily ~ hours each! Messieurs invent
ors. please hurry up that steam huskinR
machine so long promised. A big mem:
II twenty huskcrs could have begun ON
this years crop 5000 years ago lscven
years before Grandpa Adam began livingi
and kept bIsily hIsking ~ bushels "a day
each. without any holidays. but 3i2 days
IN each and every year down to our pres
ent time, they would at the end of this
year still have :D.OUD.OUD bushels of corn
left tn hu>k out of the crop of lss9. after
allowing bushels tai he con-
stunned without husking.
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IMAM
A startling Cry on shipboard Rules oT Ac
ton.

n Startttng Cry sbn ShtIbonrd Rules at 40
ton.
There il no sound aboard ship as de-
moralizing AS that of s'nan ovcrboarI.'
says tho New York Times. Ii strikes ter
ror 10 the heart of the bravcst men, and
only the hest disciplined crews can with
stand the panic ID usually produces. Al
most every ship has n particular rule of
action for such OCCURRENCES. The best
preconccrted~ arrangements, however. are
often inapplicable, and success depends
mainly ON the presencs, of mind of the
watch. the man ut the life buoy. and the
normal condition of the boats.
A cool hand will drop the life buoy
sometimes within reach of IA man: IA both
cred one will either not let 90 at all or to
do so before the man has got near the
stern. OF all persons aboard hip the Of
ficer of the deck should he cool and col
lectcd.
Rear Admiral =. Ii. Luce lays down the
principle that the most important consid-
erations when u man falls overheard are
First, the quickest and most effectual
method Of arrestinR the ships progress.
and how to keep her AS near the spot
where the man fell as possible. Second. Ia
preserve the general discipline of the ship,
to maintain silence, and to enforce prompt
obedience without permitting ~foolhardy
volunteering of any kind. Third. To see
that the boat appointed To the employed
on these occasions is placed in such a
manner that she may be east loose i'm a
moment, and when ready. for lowering
that she il properly manned and fitted, 80
as To he efficient In all respects when She
in lowering the boat neither to- stave nor
swamp her nor To pitch the men out
And, lastly. Ia have "A sufficient nurnh.r
Of the sharpest-sighted men i'm the shiT
stationed aloft i'm such "a manner as u
give them the best chance not only OF dis
covering the person overheard, but a
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-22
qHE CA7oc7lN ClARloN.
CHAS. E. CASSELL.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, May %, 1890.
NevsDaper Law Decisions.

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end eoilxc, the whole amouat, whether the paper IS
ssxen from the Office not,
No paper will be discontinued until paid up.
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800 Reward. 500.

The readers Of The CATocTlN CLAIR
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neafhs,
In MemOriam.

Died at Graceham. Nd. May 18th, 1890, Mrs.
DCatlisrine Maekley, wife OF John William
MaekIey aged % years, 3 month and 10
days.
Thus early arc we called to mourn the loss
Of one who seemed to our 'short-sighed"
eyes fully fitted to enjoy life and to be useful
Init. Iier siDsularly warm heart and win
ming smile attfactcd to her friends wherever
she went--friends whom she held through
life. and to whom acknowledge Of her death
will bring more than passing hcartache
God called her to himself on Sunday evening
We who loved her would have dccreed
otherwise. But He knew best He loyed
her Infinitely more, and He mcrcifully gave
her 'rest.' r. W. Ierbst
TRIBUTE TO DEAR KATIE.
Companion dear thy work is done,
The Lord has called thee home,
Tpto a brighter world above
Tocla4n thee as His own.
Where ger we go we see that thou
Art absent from our sight,
But God hae given thee crown
OF everlasting life.
Sod IN His wisdom has recalled,
The OnC.that He has gwen,
And though her body moulders here
lIcr sonl is safe in heaven.
Ry HER lIrsHATD.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-22
~ Sold by Druggists, 75(

Hon. John G. Carlisle, ex Speaker Of
the House of Representatives. was on
Saturday elected U. S. Senator from
Kentucky, to succeed the late James B.
Beck.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-22
additional Locals.
Garden truck is coming on apsce.

1t is estimated that ice, harvested here,
costs on an average about fifty cents ton.
Northern or manufactured ice cannot be got
ten here for less than ten times that cost, SO
that our dealers will not have much margin
for profit this summer.
Mr.. NJ. C. Cramer has made an exchange
of horses and now, beyond question, owns
the handiest, one of the handsomcst and by
no means the slowest driving horse in town.
1t is the best Mr.. G. has had since he has been
citizen of this place, being one Of those fine
Kentucky roadstcrs.
A STRAY THoUGHT.-It Is only to the cf-
feet that we should like to know what change
lfany, the views of our Local Option friends
would undergo. could they sec each Monday
morning the entire set Of beer bottles and
kegs, whiskey jugs and demijohns that have
been emptied during the past week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-22
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

: In pursuance Of the Act of Assembly of
1890, Chapter ss4, IL. Henry Cover, Pres,
dent Of tile Commissioners of Mechancstown
do hereby certify, that e. l.. Root, the Judge
of tic Munlcipal election held on the 10th
day Of May, 1890, to determine by ballot,
whether or not the bonds authorized by the
SAID Act of Assembly shall be issued or not,
has returned to me the number of ballots cast
"Spr issue of bonds" viz: sc ballots and the
number of ballots cast against issue Of bonds
VIZ: "a ballots and do, therefore, officially
announce the result of said election rs &c
ballots cast "ior issue of bonds aud 81 bal
lots cast against issue of bonds" thereby
causing said Act of Assembly to become OPP.
erative and binding.
N. G. Croft, j. Horny Cover
Score tary. President.
MAY IS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-22

AN ORDINANCE providing Tor the
issue and sale of the bonds authorized
to be issued by the Act of the Gener.
III Assembly of Maryland of 1890,
(Nbo~ko, OQd
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Ordinance No. 8.
May IS

AN ORDINANCE providing tor the
issue and sale of the bonds authorized
to be issued by the Act Of the Gener'
III Assembly of Maryland Of 1890,
Chapter 2S4.
SECTION /. BE it enacted and ordained By
the Commissioners Of 4Mechanlcstosen, That
under the authority conferred by the Act of
the General Assembly of Maryland of 1890
Chapter 2S4, which Act has now become
operative and binding, the President of said
Commissioners having officially announced
the result Of the municipal election held on
the 10th day OF May 1890, to determine by
ballot whether the bonds provided by the
said Act shall be issued, whereby it appears
that majority of the ballots cast were "For
issue of Bonds" there shall be issued by the
said Commissioners of Ncchanicstown, bonds
to the amount of twelve hundred dollars in
sums of one hundred dollars each, to be signed
by the President of said Board Of Commits
sloncrs, countersigned by the Clerk thereof,
said bonds 20 bear interest payable annually
on the LIST day ofScptcmber III each and every
year at the rate Of SIX percent per annum,
for which interest proper coupons shall be
attached to said bonds signed and counter
signed as aforesaid said bonds to be dated on
the lst day OF July 1890, payable twenty
wears from date and rcdccmablC at any time
after the expiration Of ten years from date at
the pleasure of said Commissioners exempt
from county and municipal taxation.
SEC. 2. BE it enacted and ordained By the
Commissonersof 1fechanicstonn, That the in
terest shall be provided for and sinking
fund created as directed by Sec of said Act
Of Assembly.
SEC. B. And be 1t enacted and ordained by
the Con,missionerso of Mcchanlcsto.sn, That said
bonds be sold ut public sale to the highest
bidders at the Public Square, Mechanicstown
on Saturday, June 7lh, 1890 at 9 o'clock p.
m at not less than their face value and three
weeks notice of such sale shall be given by
advertisement in the CAToCTIN CLARION and
the Emmitsbury Chronicle two newspapers
published in Frederick county. Said adver
tiscmcnt to be signed by the President and
Clerk of said Commissioners.
SEC. T. and be it enacted and ordained ~
tile Commissioners Of Mechdnicst01n, That this
ordinance shall take effect from the date of
its passage.
Passed May 14tl 1890.
j. Henry Cover, Pres of Board.
Approved, J. Henry Cover,
Pres of Board.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-22
DUBLIC LOCAL LAW
OF
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Passed by the General Assembly ofMaryland,
at the January Session, 1890.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

AN ACT.
AN ACT to repeal Section Sixty four
Of Article Eleven Of the Code Of
Public Local Laws, title Frederick
County" sub title "Circuit Court, ;"
and to re-enact the came with
amendments.
SECTION I. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That Section Sixty
four of Article Eleven of the Code of Public
Local LAWS, title "Frcdellok County" sub
title Circuit Court" be and the same is
hereby repealed and rc'enac,cd 80 as to read
as follows:
Ga. The Circuit Court for Frederick
county shall hold four terms Of Court for
common law proceedings, commencing
respectively, on the first Monday IN Februa-
ry, the second Monday in May, the thrd
Monday III August, and the second Monday
in December, in each and every year; to
which terms in February and August both
grand and petit jurics, shall be Summoned {;
and to which December term, petit jurors
only shall be summoned; and to which May
term no Jurors shall be summoned, the trial
term of said Court for the cases depending
therein upon issues Of facts to be tired by y
jury, shall be the term to which jurors shall
be summoned next succeeding the TERMS to
which original process may be returnab,e !;
and the drawing Of jurors for the jury terms
aforesaid shall he in all respects as now
prescribed by law, except that for the Dc.
cembcr term aforesaid and not less than
fifteen days before the same there shall be
drawn from the names remaining in the box
from which the jury for the proceeding
August term was drawn, twenty-five names,
which shal! constitute the petit jurors for
sand December term, subject to the provisions
and regulations applicable to the correction
and completion of the jurors drawn for the
other jury terms aforesaid
SECTION 2. And be 1t enacted That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of its
passage.
Approved thus nth day of February, 1895.
| f--, ELIIIU e. JACKSON,
LIS. Governor.
49, JOHN HUBNER,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
R.F BRATTAN. "
President OF the Senate
Office of the Secretary Of Senate.
Annapolis, Md, February Is, 1890
l hereby certify the above to be a true copy
of An Act OF the General Assembly Of Mary
land passed at the present session and
approved the above day and date.
w. G. PURNELL,
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SEWING MACHINE.

Prices reduced. Every family mo,o can
have the best Automatic Sewing Ma
chine in the market at reduced price.
For particulars send for our new Illus
trated Circular with samples of stitch
ing. Our Illustrated Circular shows
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is worth sending for even if you hare
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Examination of Teachers.

The annual examination Of applicants for
Teachers Certificates will be held at the
Court House, IN Frederick city,
On Wednesday, 7Hursday and Friday, tile
2Sth, Goth and 30th days Of May, $780,
All Teachers whose Certificates will expire
or or before the 31st day of August, 1890,
and which are not renewed before the 2Sth
of May must appear for re.cxamination.
Colored Teachers will be examined Tues
day June 3rd.
GLENN II. WORTHINGTON,
may 8 At Examiner.
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The Value Of Pure Wine in Sickness.

The Value Of Pure Wine In Sickness.
The chief difficulty with reliable
wines has been their scarcity and rich
ness in body, but this has been removed
by the introduction Of a pure native
wine, produced by Mr.. A. Speer of New
Jersey. He has submitted his wine to
the test of many celebrated physicians
and chemists, and all concur in its
purity, rich medical properties and
superiority to all Port Wines. Most Of
them prescribe 1t in cases of debility,
affections of the kidneys and chronic
complaints, requiring tonic, sudorl6c
or diuretic Observation-Disclosures.
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March 5th 8 mos.

In the U. s. Senate. Saturday, bill
was passed appropriating 100000 for
tho erection of monument and statue
of Gen. u. s. Grant in Washington City.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-11
Railway Racket.

The Rick Island road has ordered
twenty new mogul engines from the
Grant locomotive works for passenger and
fast freight train work between Rock Isl.
and and Kansas City.
An order came from Master Mechanic
Wilson of the c., r. l. & P. road this
morning 10 Foreman Mirfield to send all
extra men to Chicago. The engineers on
the east end are laying off by the whole.
sale.
The Rock Island road is beginning to
arrange so that its Rock Island engine
men on the Illinois division will have
larger layovers at this end. and number
of light engines have been sent down to
accomplish that end We are told,
however, that they will eventually be
Obliged to remove to Chicago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-11
TIE TRI-CITY CONGRESS-.

The Organisation OF Consolidated
Labor socleties Elects On1cers and
Takes Preliminary steps fos the
LABOR Day Celebration.
The regular semi.snnual meeting o.
the Tri- City Labor Congress was held a
Killers hall yesterday afternoon and
officers elected for the ensuing six months
as follows:
President. W. Cavanaugh. Rock
Island.
Vice President Dr. c. T. Lindley. Dav
export.
Secretary-H. Bostock. Rock Island
Financ al SecreIary--Joseph Grotegut
Rock Island.
Treasurer-Andrew Lindgren. Moline.
Sergeant at Arms-W. j. Worker, Dav-
export.
Trustees-M. j. Examiner, Daven-
port; j. B. Danforth, Rock Island; A
E Penney. Moline.
The congress decided to call meeting
of the associations from Rock Island and
Moline at Norris hall, Rock Island, on
Wednesday evening. to arrange for par
ticipaticn in the labor day festivities a,
Davenport. Sept. 1. ALI labor organiza-
tons in the two cities are requested to
send delegates to this meeting.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-11
Police Points.

A state warrant is out for Biddy Nc
Gee on the charge of disorderly conduct.
A warrant was issued this morning by
Mrs. Christina Barnes, charging John
Burton with disorderly conduct.
A warrant was issued today for the
arrest of Louis Grimes on charge of
having assaulted his father. John Grimes.
Deputy Marshal Long arrested man
named Cary Rhods, of Marion, Iowa,
last night. for the larceny of pair of
gold cuff buttons from Ranson's saloon
on Market Square.
A breach OF the peace and larceny case
of Dunnlng VS.. Sutcliffe is in progress
before Justice Cook to-day. The trouble
grows out Of charge of larceny made
by Mrs Sutcliffe against Mrs Cummings
child. who is accused of entering her
house in her absence and taking numer-
Gus small articles. The property was
all recovered by the police. but the mat
ter ii seems hns not rested there
The breach of the peace case of the
city against Mary Heuck for breach of the
peace, is being heard before Magistrate
Wivill and jury composed Of: ]. T.
Dixon, J. j. Pear son, Thos. Perry, G. W.
Motz. Thos. Irwin and David Brown.
Mary Gutekunst is the complainant, and
the parties live in Guyer's addition. Ex-
City Attorney VIM. McEniry appears for
the city. and Maj Beardsley for the de-
Tense.