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are LIue wen -Cue lCtI0 LOI RuVe Il
long Sigh and paused, Herbert not dar.,
ing to interrupt her lest she should see
his anxiety and, miniature woman that
she was, should refuse to satisfy him.
We'll, she repeated, you see, they
does scold mamma, so they does.
Today morning they NAKED mamma
cry, tomorrow (she would call yesterday
tomorrow) they scolded her because she
wouldn't sing, and then they said she
was fordtrd. What's fordard:?'
Forward, indeed calculated Herbert
under his breath. If 1t had been some
others. now. But Nellie, how about
leap year ?
Oh, yes! I most fordot didn't /?
Well, you see, mamma sald-but, oh,
Uncle Herbert, l never showed you my
two wennie new kittens Tbey's only
little sings, wivout eyes. Come out on
the piazza and III show YOU
1t was no use to he impatient. The
Young man knew the child too we'll ior
that, and so they went out and inspect
ell the kittens Then he tried to coax
Nellie back to the subject.
Oh, lordot / she said. Only they
made mamma say-
What did they say. dazzling. I'll
give You big doll-'
With real hair:
Yes. yes. Real hair and eyes, and
oh, there's mamma. Mamma, didn't
you ask Uncle Herbert to marry you?
lie wants to know. ....
had come in looking for the child,
and that was the speech l heard. | felt
ready to sink with notification.
Kate. darling. can l hope you'll let
me ask =: You must know that hoped
when these touching my veil and black
dress) were lut aside. that could ask
you 70 let NE care for YOU. and at once.
Come darlng, as l hid my face IN my
hands, You've asked me to marry you
and | must name the day and say
now, at once. Let's give them a good,
thorough surprise. can guess how
they have treated you. Come, now, get
ready this fairy. this blessed little dar-
ling that has brought me my happi-
ness, and We will 60 to your own minis.
ter.
tried to refuse, but l was so weary
OF living with mother in law that at
last We three slipped out of the house
and dear DR.. S., who had baptized
HE, married me to Frank, and knew
Herbert. well married us.
We drove back and reached the front
door as the family were returning. Ju-
Ila who would appropriate Herbert,
stepped forward.
Good evening, Mr.. Halstead. So
you met Kate OH the steps: StranSe!'
with glance at me as if had planned
to meet him.
Not at all, Miss Julia, SAID Herbert,
My wife and | just called in to receive
your congratulations and to leave little
Midget here for few days
No tableau l have ever seen was half
so comical as the one those three made.
l really felt for Julia, for knew she
cared for Herbert. She gained self
possession quickly and congratulated
me, whispering as she kissed me: so
you asked him p
My husband heard and answered:
No, Miss Julia she did not ask me.
Through other means, thank God, |
learned the one | loyed was unhappy !;
and as | hoped, for more than a year
pas, to soon ask her to be my wife, I
persuaded her to marry me at once.
Leap year privileges are still open to
@hosc who choose the m.
We are quite an old married couple
now, for three years have passed but
Herbert and l still often laugh over
NelIie's leap year proposal.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31

A clergyman who had been invited
to preach at a prison somewhat spoiled
the effect of his discourse by his absent
mindedness. He said. as he closed bis
sermon. The collection will ncw be
taken Up.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31

When visitor applies for admission
to Girard college, in Philadelphia, the
guard in attendance asks him if he is
clergyman, and if SO he is turned away,
for by the will of Stephen Girard no
Clergyman shall enter the place
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L,ACTS! FACTS! FACTS!
UNCLAIMED MONEY AND EsTATEs.

Money aud Estates awaiting distribution
among absent hcis.
1t is an undonbtcd, interesting. and mpor-
tanl fact, that during recent years the mum
her OF properties ana sums Of money awaiting
distribution among missing heirs and egatccs
are rapidly on the increase. Recognizing this
fact, have for some years past engaged to a
limited extent in the investigation of such
matters, in which have Lad great success.
|, therefore, offer my services TO those who
believe that they are entitled to participate in
the distribution of money or estates. All
correspondence confidential. No charge
unless successful Call on or address r. A..
RACER Oficc-Coincr Second and Court
Streets, Frederick, Md. p. q. BoX-l73.
jan 20 Gm
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A LEAP YEAR PROPOSAL.
THE STORY OF A LITTLE GIRL WHO
BROUGHT ABOUT A WEDDING.

Really, Caiharine, I don I wonder at
Mary's surprise at your behavior.
You forget that You are Frank widow.
You are too forward
l hesitatel II moment really anxious
to keep my temper ; for was Franks
widow. ard the speaker was his mother.
Forward" " cried Mary. Indeed. you
would have been shocked last night,
mother. There was Mr.. Vance urging
her to sing, and acting as If Herbert
llalstead was her only friend, when it
was only married woman-
Yes. interrupted Julia. i think,
mother. if you can't make Kate realize
that she Is married, with little daugh.
ter nearly SIX years of age, you Lad
better-
Send me away broke in, unable
longer to control myself; Its not the
first time that that hint has been thrown
out, and il it were not for little Nellie.
poor child, l would go away to earn my
living at once. You drive me desper-
ate. ! declare I will marry again and
get rid Of I'LL this and then burst in.
to tears.
Marry again How will you do it !!
Oh yes good joke" cried julia, with
a shrug at my, tears. Don't you see.
Mary, it's leap yearl' and she laughed
derisively.
Who'll YOU ask ? sneercd Mary
Herbert Ilalstead Julia, you'd better
look out !
You may sneer.' cried, checking my
tears. I was not thoroughly angry.
But tell you. If no one should ask me
to marry, 1 believe l shonld Mr.. Hal
stead, and-he'd have me-.
l had fairly taken up their own
weapons Of personalities which | had
scorned. The moment after, ashamed
of myself ran to my room to put on
my bonnet and get out of the house. l
looked in the glass as I put on the Grape
bonnet, with it's widow $ cap and veil
on my head, and I saw IL face to which
black was yerv becoming, though it was
not Il remarkably prstty face. 1t looked
not more than IS, some said not more
than 20; but l was really over "a.
Married at Is to Frank Stevens, l had
been petted wife for four years, and
now a widow for two.
Tie thought of the happiness Of the
four and the loneliness of The two, lis ]
looked at the fac, surrounded by Grape.
made the tears come again but I
brushed them away resolutely and went
ont, knowing that a brisk walk would
do me more good than anything else. |
went out without my darling, my in
separable companion, my little baby
girl, Nellie. This alone showed how
troubled I was. Truth to tell, l was
too angry to trust myself with the lit
tie one, of who might have asked to
have conversation explained, for she
had been in the room at the time. l
could only hope that at five years old a
child would not understand me.
Soon after left, my (mother in law
and her daughters went out for drive.
They invited Nellie to 60, but she feel.
Ing, perhaps, that they had not treated
mamma we'll, refused. Soon the front
door bell rang, and, like all children,
Nellie must run to see who WAS there.
She managed to open the door herself,
and there stood her prime favorite
among the gentlemen who visited the
house, Mr.. Halstead, or as she had call.
ed him since her babyhood, Uncle Her
bert. He had been her fathers chum
and dearest friend, and loved the child
y y
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31

Will I've found in Office next door to John
Roots store ut all times except on davs men
toned below.
The following appointments will be
promptly kcpt:-
EMMITSBURG-On Friday of each week
at Emmltt House.
WOLFSVILLE-Thc Third Wednesday of
each month.
ELLERrON Il HARMONY--On Thurs
day following the Third Wednesday OF
nrh month.
Jgnr 10, SO.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31
- A. RACER,
LATE COUNTY SURVEYOR FOR FREDERICK
COUNTY.

COUNTY.
O.ltls his professional services TO those
dcsirous OF having surveys neatly and nccu-
raiclv made Abstracts of title UrOm l148 to
the present timt) made when desired. Infor-
nation in general, concerning lands in this
county furnished upon app ication. Histor.
ical and Genealogical investigations spec
mlty.
Officc-Cor. Second and Court SITS,
Lock Box l73, Frederick, Md
Jan 90 Gn
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The Art TOllAOri,al
MIR. AMOS LUCAS,

NJ n. l14HOo I1U Ol1CI
cot Long Branch
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns Of the CLARION are the only means
whereby lie 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 ,onsorla!.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto of this enterprising artist, and
by strict attention to business can't help
but please all. Will l'c IN his shop at all
times.
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FIRE INSURANCE
Fred'k Write, A gent,
Mecnanicstown. hd.
FOR THE

MUTUA FIRE
Insuranc, Company OF Carroll County, Md,
established 1870. All persons desiring to IN
sure their property from loss by fire, by call
ing in person at my Office IN Mechanicstown
or by writing to me can ascertain the charges
and any information they desire III reference
reinsurance in said Companies
FRED'K WHITE.
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AMCE OF TIME.
WESTERN MARYLAND R ROAD.
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-12-31

III KS Ne NtSs WYNN.
EE3To&, I.af. Co., Wiz, Dec, 1858
Rev. J. e. = ,'...c:! veucSaa for tho following
Jn,nes Rooney, VI" mns anToring rom 81. Nitus
Dance il its worst form for about TX years
was troated by several ply 'icians without
effect. Two bottles of Pastor hcc-G3 Ncrv,
To!.ic cured Kim.
The sun., 1891-05-10
MIGHT CALL IT REATRI4.
Wanted. =. 4 apartment House Hullt
pectally for SinEie womca.

Wanted. an Apartment House Isuilt Es.
pcctaily for Single women.
Before the Woman's Tress Club. aitcr the
business meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Cnudace Wheeler presented a scheme. which
MAS endorsed By Mrs. Elizabeth L Custer, who
Was present and made n little spesch. Mrs.
Wheeler made known her plans In tho follow
iny words:
The professional women Of New York, or
women who maintain themselves by the prac-
tlcs OF such acts and professions as require
not only general. but special education. form
lar.c ami i'm portant body Of single women.
who have chosen 10 live a life OF honorable
activity instead OF ono OF idle dependence.
The first necessity to ZACH OF these women is .
homo suitable to her means and occupations
and An aggregate Of such homes would mean
q building quite different from tho ordin ary
boarding. house. or even the ordinary apart
~ sh%%ll b. G,sp.ooI esila,ps: sn,, With the
sa and aass ssSaa
pie a.tsndnnes. There should be in I. sui,sss
smnl! kitchrn. whs-' =" or threc friends
oou!! ini,ls In odieralive housekeeping. or
establish a home: aud there should bs many many
single rooms aud y restaurant and dining
iS5 the rss, mSGry whS could no,
Glass would sies .aio S ard II fair 1sSs return and
ings would not be nsrleciei bv capitalists IL
i is real. That such need NAV So under;
stood II y desirable that the professional
~ forming an asso'ia.ion and choosing
who % arr swell we'll qusiif.d 10 decide upon ',s the rc
qGirements OF buldinss for women's ocru pa
don. aud whose endorsement would secure an
enrollmrnt oi reliable tenants from the large
The opportuniiy for Investment would thus 10
prooi of the demand Be given them. The ide.
With this mcvsmsTt. The demand Is simply
for suitable building uuhamDsIcd By other
apartment hous: where q 10 necessary to pfoss
pspsctAblltty aud reliability--a house in which
an indspspd.nt woman can And comfortable
Mr~- Custer said that shs had been longing
fcrsuchA place Tor the last fourteen years ard.
al'h' ugh she had no desire TO be man, she
,.ry mYen likei The tIe. OF 20 nS 20 . hotel
women who have Iprssssd themsslyss as in
Mrs Margaret SanstsE. Mics JsAnstie Glider.
Mr. A AHsEy H Aapss @ psdss; Mrs DSSrs MhfslsGr q
CEely.
The sun., 1891-05-10
lrtssnsahing &rhools.
THE MCDOWELL co.
4 AND . WEST iATm ST.

wshsy. ,h.srs.s. ssd nee. e, a.s:s
HAUalNk 10 lpst what dressmahsrs have aiways
wanted the simplest msthsd q Learn ne msss 1
MS al forms perfectly sansrs and s.pine .hoaSs,s
IN prines,s and coats s.yes AZ mahins Of paper pat
.s.s .rss :s,ss sna ases s.s and curve. q any
system 10 the world No matter how many sysssms
fnl esrmen. drafting machns You might ins, ..: a.
consists the entire Of rrsseh dress akns cutting
out bastnE bonier. nnishnE ,drApinS masehinss
knsh,h iessh.r. % our nn.hns sshso pppn' Gan ssn
cutsrs are now employed nearly every large estab
nshment aud get the best salaries IN the city, Coed
dsi and thursday Our journals L. Mode ds rsrs ina
practical lessons dressmakinR each month. Nay
number explains the new fnnhSck sttrt Can oe Cd
tanned At our once the newsdeAlers.
The sun., 1891-05-10

~ Nes~SS ~'sSs W~s
Coop DESIGNER and cutter on ehi,dr.ns e,s.ss
sIy Sssr: S!' sss rS iSs % Sun s asso-S once lsss
CiospoE rEEpER nrstol.ss Aens North ssh q
CALyAsIIkns AND ficKLERs wanted. Inquire q
M g; S.s a AZ Y .;S:,. ..s & :a son .aa
m.sss. ,.A ss ssHs;Fssss s T.'ss1 , ss Sss:
.as Is. ssei % ss ss .'a
MARBLE CUTTERS, bed ruehers and poI,shs,s
ss h as sGs"d for good
near iS ar p s sp' es.pDE Nj R IN sn A.,
DAINTERs to rub rough ,tui on business wagons By
ootUSBlA WAGON CO. taa to 4ae West 18th ..
pRINIBR understanding his business; thoreush
rapds 'A'A'' OF fRoof Sos ss ssS san oe.
DMNTINa.-wantsd good carriage painter to bring
'0'1 es' i0is iSsEs,4HRl'SS HR'S 'SSrl,.m.er,as. ny
sSRsisR Hsss EROS. al. x.nus.,o .v. jersey city.
RELIA;;BLk R;;I MAN .seS, "a yho :. aai.t 70 learn and
and salary paid while learning Apply At store
soss %.ssi & GStGiss EHs 6SwsisS Ss; ssiis
CO.. 47s Brondwsy Monday morning bet vssn and 10
ss ,s ::.s. s M
particulars and where last sn%EIs{sdd % {dv,, -, 49,,
e.. sses.to%:d public Work: ADDE'S K T.. s..
"a men ;HS Soy; s:a
sss s;o.ss is;aessSsss to A. box los sun uptown ono"
WANTED.rurniturs and carpet saiesman apply in
s%sSSS sss s.;a.. :: ies Ho'SiSs e: S.s.s
VVANrEp-A man who tn horoushiy und.rstands bras
;iTyi: a.a ssS sS Ssi: ss:. sssis.:,
" one who can + s;Ssas I:si: s.s.
ns good m p.n%,esrs' GOOD job for seesr
mec GtSsf s s? x5s4os isHss,' %... New srlra,ou ST.
WrxB6,nw DRESSER Young man seeu'iom.d .
Koch'ts miiiu.fy. - s sss fni,on st. srosil,n
WANrEp-M.n TO vorl in s.lvsnis,n1 ..heI.: .ssss
e.Lvasizs5 CITY Cali JERSEY CITY
~ ~ Isss .ns sy s'".y and III ana
WAHIkD-k.psn.nesa u..s.ns.u: at.o boys over
nv ipy:sI' p:yy q Sc learn messenger service Ap
*; ':s S; :;!'';;
sFi WIKI sss S;
W!AMST!sEp ~ oScE..i'i sl.: ns,;s.. ,e5 ~.
w emith Work on oaxflh8ct LhON. 10 baet xoSheS
st'' s. S. g 4asi sss st. rea..
WANrED-A book composior.
w & j. BROWN. 10 College place.
AsD, ss ssss.s 5 VIZ. s sss .'0
Sssisne' bot
koas.y :5ss = t. e n the country
:. eaas; s sPodisa
w tirs,.class book and job ttampsr ct BEN
w ZlGER BROS. ~ Dey 81
WANrRD-First class noorman horseshoss -
w Adams It.. Brooklyn.
WANTED-Piano dssk sawysrs and band tavysrs
w 5l4 West 24th st.
VVANrED...A large boy or young man In milk storsL
w S7S Madison
VVANrEn-Hair brush nnisher at 2o4 johnson =,
w Brooklyn
WANrkD-A blacksmiths helper 4ss Baltic st.
w BrooklJc.
az ONN-sooEKEEPER on sAL!sMAN e b
TO invest $500 CASH and .ecurtiss valued at 1900;
references required Address j. boz lR2. sun once.
The sun., 1891-05-10
1omfstie Servants aTsute6.


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a. .sss I.s .S
sooI 1' ''''n'' ,iss'ysscs ycs A & ~ y &.:. ,o.h
j .sa'd for '
No WASHING or ''isst MIA sIira sNsss: rs w.. ,sa .
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n, ", % H''f sass 'is
";a,f "a. is s 81 :sy nS sss.
N n; NJ: e + Bs3s sss,ss 81 s..s oe .
s .T s ss.Ts s s sns .ni ~ T; live home
NT1sssEkas M En- AZ as sA'''a' R''''' sleep home
S;ss;a young frl to take care of children
NgRs.,.,,Isesns riri to mind baby; sleep homo. lie
nome; &c no. ss on @ Sunday q, West issS Il .'0'
S sR
this week. Manufacturing once 81 West 18th 81
ID ELLA Bile 6iRLsor woman INN. .di.seiy. who can
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wass!Ge. wages si2; bring rsfsreneeA ~ West
IiuTs Ell and aAR1ts 2! %:.s ,.ss
81. ssst .ss id: !:'
WANTEp.Eor ,.ss.!a:; se..sss for .unmss .ocd rod
aaa'''a'' M s'iDS DREssskS fs fSp s. ws:: 18th a
.ns 5 e;
y" ~ " "'' Nv Mira MYERS, 1877 East 18th ..
WANTED-cIrl fo- general house work; good plain
:I.:e hem. Ara ID! ssaas s,s s:s..s ss sh.nS.i
& ss + r. s:si s';;' e:
WANTEp-Se.t active siri for general hou,.vori in
a.. ia';; ss 'iS'c W.
WiLLINa GIRL assist housswort. children; NO
isfARLAS. soi ives. io4,h st. top n..
WAStEPmA 81 fo G:n;S,.l GS .,s hsu''~ork; would not
'''e'' TO "'%sn n. fi'S m5SRIL SfHo 81 Manhattan st.
WANIED-A FIJI for general hous.w ork; mus. cook
o s.sr
:tsss 81 H;s .:s -; 9;
p 9.m,g ie
WANTEb for general hous.york. .trons sir, un.
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w paid vntls sarniuE Cali al Us Wsss 2sd st
w eooi and i.asaf... y IVES. 18Th :. -''' 1'''
:sss ~;;''t:: VI II private boarding
I ;S:7 sss for
ss q; city refer
sssy f.; ~ sss :asi: months wanted
WoMAS g nah. s:r..lt sener.ly useful in iiteh,n
WAsIEg-Gt., for general housework; r.tsrenc.
WASrEp.G.oa waitress for private boarding house.
about is to tax. carr of baby Apply
As e., for genera. f'sF'0e'
WANLED-Giri for general horsevork. go West
WAssrkD-diri for general hOus..ort- iss East 6I's
ss. sf:s7s ssi sA'
u. IS. q
s'' !. ..: Il ss ss 90 'A wages
VouSn GIRL :or general hOuse~ork 2s7 West sd
VorNo GIRL to assist ~ houseuork. ia wss, 52d
i st. ID hat.
Mxuted-9Aales- 3terhauirs, &r.
A MAN wanted who understanda collecting in the
81 ys.ssli Apply s:f.oS.y 5, asa sSusr. T -''''
"op DIE sttsEn on. aI s re-:
stale 81, brooklyn
A GENERAL CARNAGE wo0p woRKFR.t
"A rANDEEGAW'S. 81 De kAib ay. Brooklyn.
A uooD BLACKSMITH and helper on rack work |
n JOHN BALTIMORE. ls> Water st. |
4 CARRIAGE FAINTER wanted @s w.s, a2d st.
The sun., 1891-05-10
nomestir Servants aeaut.a.

A COMPETENT COOK and to assst with washing
n and ironing In private family; muat understand
how 10 make different soupa desserts and cake, and
have good reference from last employer Call 22s
The sun., 1891-05-10

A WAIVED . neat active younR xiri about 10 70
n do up stairs work In small private house anu 0
assist In the of two small children CA
between 10 and o'clock. J.DANlDSON $50 Is lsth o..
GIRL for general house work In family OF S: wares
No ;,ta Enst iJTth ~ n Y,
The sun., 1891-05-10

-wANTED-A neat active younR girl 80 do mp
"A. stairs work In small private house and TO assist
III the care Of two grown children; wages %; eood
homo. i3D East 57th ST.
The sun., 1891-05-10

T. J. DESSiSG = CO..
aaoADwAY. &rH Av- orH AND 10TH sra. WANT
SkAILY AFFIXED CASH BOYS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-07

.Wansualtt sr.l FROM Iuueb Gnr1s .
eaid M les,,or III : Rrs.dngr cafe
,.and air, tato Is. understand tbar ,e
condo niiho,t tee., oatup,py one
afternoon vbro ts,aa yas nufet f8,ir
n,en c,,t. +, b.r. AID toat .esf- ~ i
fable Tbev wera rot vn]I dressed.
T,tpe,Ji,fals r.ar ;nggirag ~ fbs u.,Ir-
er what tbora WAS on the ~. lunch
table. A. fhe fassa had ia-r Been set
Il was really etaeEnJ tsifb .au unt.4tl.sl-
h attractive. a.-afiueit of wand, aud
tie waiter. IN Ills sinpIica spoke af
lie dishes without outitfiag Ans OF
them. TIE leader of tae party I'LL
stantIy ordered 4 ful isl III ba1di-bes
for M, entire lat. deIibaraled over
the situation for some moments. ana
then resolved to send waiter ID ask
them Tor their order Tor drinks. The
waiter was received uilu die assurance
that no drinks were rauuired. T4pn
| Thought ttmv dutv t1 put stop To
the prcsumutuGus sympps.uu thal was
IN progress. / was crossing lhe aoor
10 do This when tile waiter. who had
been aetlina tho lunch. rrturnoG to
the table wlth his supglV. Justas he
was placing tho dishes around. lal {
was about 10 address tbe group one Of
tie men turned aud ordered quart Of
champagne / hesilaeI, and Is ] aji
So. another of the party said, You
might as veil make 10 two quarts; we
shall want tbam
~ Immediately re0raned my steps
with "a feeling Of something iike shame
"a nue.. Wul. that party 81 rough
young men SIT there for four hours
and during that tima used zap the
greater part Of Sis quarts 81 Wine. We
made profit on item, yoa -ee even
WITH ail the luncheon we presented TO
them.
TIE anccdola bad hardly been told