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Evening journal., 1891-11-14
REVENGE THEIR MOTIVE
A Yankee Tar Says Two
Chilians Had Been Killed.
THEN THE BALTIMoREs MEN DIED,

New Light on the Valparaiso AFFAIR,
Showing That Our sailors Were At
tackled Befere the Baltimore Incident
and slew Several OF Their Foes.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4-The attack upon
the sailors Of the United States steamer
Baltimore was made Oct. 16, nearly a
month ago, but up to this time neither the
state department nor the navy department
has been supplied with any account Of the
attack that explains its suddenness, or
furnishes any specific occasion for so vio-
lent an exhibition OF dislike for Amer
cans
Possibly there was proyocation for the
attack that has not been made known.
There was received in this city yesterday
n letter from seaman on the Baltimore.
He is just a plain, ordinary sailor, but he
tells an interesting story. lie says;
Two ChIlians Had Been Killed.
II would say that am sick Of Chill. Il
was bad enough before their rebellion came
20 an end, but now it looks like they want
TO do the Americans up. just after the
rebels captured Valparaiso the San Fran
cisco was here. Her captain gave the men
liberty, and while they were on shore that
night the Chilians tried 70 mob them. The
sailor boys had to fight like tigers to hold
their own. There was two Chilians killed
and quite a number that was badly used
mp. There was several Of the 'Friscos got
hurt, but no one was killed. So It IL all
day with the Americans, they say, II any
OF them comes on shore again. Captain
Schley won't give us any liberty until the
trouble is settled. They call the Baltimore
the white devil and the Frisco the white
spy
As this letter was written not later than
Oct TO- and the attack on the Baltimore s
men occurred Oct l6, it is just possible
that the Chilian rahble waited for the first
visit ashore OF the American sailors TO
s'get eyenn with them
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APPLLEGATE.-O November ., William
ApplePate, aged "a years.
FORD,-On the Sth instant. Clara Car
penter, wife of the late Stepf en- Nye Brew
Ford, in the 74th year Of her age.
FOSTER. AT No bl9 West Second street
on \ ov. IL, 6racey Foster. daughter Of Maggie
Foster, aged years and months.
KEATING.-On Novem Der g. Joserh, son OF
John and Margaret Keating, aged - years.
MEAKAM.-In this city, on November II
Margaret, wife OF Robert Meakam, aged 3g
years.
sHAW-In this city, on the 10th instant,
Martha r. shaw. wife Of John Shaw, in the
fist year of her age.
TUCKER.-In this city, on the 9th instant,
Winifred, wife Of Mic 1hael Tue xer, aged q
years.
wILLARD.-In this city. on November IL
Cecil willard. aged 80 years.
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Tbr.e Cruiser. Reaav for Sea.

BROOKLYN, Nov 14-Yesterday special
orders were received at the navy yard
from Secretary Tracy TO have the Ben
nington, Atlanta and Concord ready for
sea today. An important part Of Secre-
fary Tracy's order was that 100000 six
pound cartridges bo sent Immediately TO
San Francisco by express. This is the
first time since the war that ammunition
has been sent overland It was intimated
by prominent official at the yard that
every available vessel Of our navy would
be in the vicinity OF Valparaiso by the
middle Of December
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rirhtlnr III nrn,lI.

VALPARAISO, Chill, via GALVESTON, Tex,
Nov. 1.-THE revolt against Fonseca in
the state OF Rio Grande do Sui has been
so far completely successful In fight in
which 5000 men were engaged the govern
ment troops we're defeated
It is also reported that Governor Cas-
tilho. Of Rio Grande do Sui, has decided
70 join the insurrectionary movement.
Fonseca IS displaying great energy in
his efforts to crush the revolt He is mass.
ing his warships for an early attack on
the revolutionary forces.
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senator Ouay.s nIr Cntoh.

ST LuCIE, Fla, Nov A-Senator Quay
has had fair luck at tarpon fishing. ON
Nov. he caught three. The largest was
So feet long and tipped the scales al 81
pounds. On Sunday the senator's fishing
score was as follows: No. 4, 6& feet. lsO
pounds; No. 5, 5tl feet, 7S pounds. While
the senator's largest and heaviest catch
was on Sunday, he does not think that the
day had anything to do with IL.
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Ratter rnnllnr In chiIi.

VALPARAISO, Nov. l4-Judge Foster is
making all due haste ia the investigation
into the recent attack on the BaltimOre's
sailors. He is now engaged in examining
foreign witnesses Of the affair There
seems to be every disposition to bring the
investigation TO a close as quickly as pos
sible, and the feeling against Americans
has toned down in a marked degree.
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Threr AcId m ner Faoa.

New YORK, Nov. l4.-Ella Garrison, a
girl Of nineteen, who lives with her parents
at 9. 7Sl Eighth avenue, was last night dis
figured by acid thrown into her face by
George Hynes a plumber. Some OF the
acid got into the girls left eye, aud she
win lose the sight Of it, Her left cheek
was also burned She says that Hynes
deliberately threw the acid in her face and
ran He was jealous.
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ceunlr oIsrl cenwar nnmersa

TROY, ~ ~, Nov l4-Governor Hill
has removed County Clerk Conway from
Office and appointed in his stead Charles
+. Greenman, ex-deputy county clerk, and
son Of ex-Congressman Greenman. Con-
way Is charged with presenting bills
against the county which included illegal
items
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A Nv Nnw Ynrk rnnar-

NEw YORK, Nov i4-The New York
Gazette appears today, under the joint
editorship Of Charles MacGeachy, Archi-
bald d. Gordon and Paul +. Nicholson. II
will be independent and general, aud con
sists Of eight pages, illustrated.
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A Rich GIrl.s Romancn

BROOKLYN, Nov. l4-Niss Henrietta
Crowell, daughter Of the late Stephen
Crowell, Of Brooklyn, rich and beautiful
young woman. has been married to Henry
Nilsen, Lakewood hotel servant, and has
disappeared with him.
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shos Dead bv 4 polIeeman.

READING. Pa, Nov. l4-Officer Beida-
man, Of Royersford, Montgomery county,
discovered three men at / a. m. trying to
break into building at that place. They
ran and he fred, killing one of them. The
dead mans companions escaped. There is
no clew as to who the deceased is
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Another GambIer,s sulcIde.

NEW YORK, Nov. lA-Julius Spier.
young ieweler, crazed over gambling
losses ended his life at the Sturtevant
House. He was born in Norwich, Conn,
thirty years ago, where his father had ac-
cumulated a comfortable fortune.
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The Emperor William is called "Goud
ola Willie" by his comrades OF the Life
Guards. Every officer Of this corps has
a nickname.
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A workman's ram.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. l4-J. p Fortuel, OF
756 North avenue, New York, while at
work on the roof the Pennsylvania rail
road waiting room In this place, fell to the
ground and was seriously injured
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Pipe Covering. Address
j. w. CARRIER,
p. o. Box No 397, Wilmington, Del
This 3 the best and most durable Fire
aud Water Proof Covering for boilers
aud steam pipes. II has no odor and
when applied to the hot air or steam
pipes will keep your cellar cool and your
house warm. making an increase Of one
third to one-hAlf the heat formerly OBJ.
tanned. Address orders or send for cir.
culsrs for this osering to
r. s. MILLER,
p. o. Box 80, Wilmington, Del.
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Clearing nowee.

Tks exchanges Of the Wilmington bsnks
as tho clearing house today were: Total
STATS 75; balance. s26. 37444
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The WeatI,er.

Clear, with slightly lower, followed by
slowly rising temperature.
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aMARRIMn.
Died,

KIGER-C -CROzIER. On November 0. 1891,
by Rev. George n. Thompson, Harry $. Kiger
and Miss Lizzie f. Crozier, both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1891-11-14

Explorer De Brazza Afassacred.
PARIS, Nov. l4.-It is rumored that NJ.
de Brazza, the explorer, has been massa.
cred In Africa
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YoUrH AND REALTY

preserved by using the marvel OF the age
"LKAuRELLK OIL Though called IN oil is
more the nature Of an expressed juice, pos
sesses peculiar properties preventing forma-
tlon or Wrinkles or tendency TO Ageing OF the
skin. SOC and 81 90 at Druggists. &C. s..
Wells. Jersey City. n. j.
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whseh Ia the Best >

Insurance in force. Insur. for 1890
EQUITABLE Life. S720 662. .l73.00 sos s28. .l07.0O
ProvidenG Life
and Trust. -. 7e,274 94500 1924. .855.nO
penn Mufuai g0278,70ilO 20.683 272.O 90
Manhattan Life 54,500,75400 1892 40l.e0
The rEquitable's" business for 1890
alone. nearly equals the total insurance In
force Of the Pr1videntL&fe, Penn Mutual
and Manhattan Life combined.
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COCKR0ACHEs. FIIES, ants, bed bugs,
rats, mice, sparrows, cleared out by "Rough
on Rats
Nervous Weakness. Genital Indifference.
Sexual Debility, cured by WELLS HKALTH
RENEWKA,n
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Trouble IN spain.

Lunch a. jim ONeill's, Front and
Scott, Saturday night
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For sale state RIGHTS
p- b. 40 M Az Win

For Millers Elastic Boiler and Steam
Pipe Covering. Address
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Wilmington.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

FOrd's Grand Opera House.

Week of January 26th-FRANCIS Will,
SOM and his company of singers in "T1E
MERRY MONARCH"
The crowning achievement or one Of the
most dopular fun makers that America has
had Is represented in THE Merry Monarch"
which will begin brief season at Ford's
Grand Opera House next Monday night
Francis Wilson has had more than his share
flattery and popularity, some may think, but
it cannot be said that he has been spoiled
thereby, or that he has relied. in his prodnt-
ions too much upon the high favor IN which
he ls held. He is certainly a remarkable
comedian in this respect, for, according t'
the bard, "flnttery makes men mad" and 1t
generally has this effect with particular force
when applied to actors. Wilson, however
seems to be a most ambitious worker. In
the "Oolah" he presented what was at least
a singularly bright entertainment which
pleased nearly everybody, but those who
have seen "The Merry Monarch affirm that
there is no comparison between the two
pieces, 80 much flnnier and livelier is the
latter. The company includes Marie Jansen
Laura Moore, Nettie Lyford, Celie Eissing
Belle Iartz, Charles Plunkett, Gilbert Clay
ton, Willet s ,aman, Hubbard Smith and
other favorites and Sig. De Novlllis is sti
the Musical Conductor. 1t is promised that
the opera will be produced in the same e)ab
crate style here that won SO much admira-
tion IN New York.
Matinees-Wedn and Saturday.
Usual prices Of admission.
February 24th-"CLAUD1US NERO
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22
ROAD PETITIONERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed taxpayers of Frederick County,
Maryland, will, after the expiration of Thirty
days, petition the Honorable body, The
County Commissioners of Frederick County,
Maryland, to open and relocate public road
leading from Eylei's Valley to Abram 3
Zentz' mill and thence to the F. f. Turnpike
A portion of said road cannot be repaired
for travel, the flood of 1890 having destroyed
all the bridges on the stream. 1t is, in the
judgment of the petitioners, best that so d
road should be located on the south side of
the stream, as now located by the County
Surveyor of Frederick County, through the
lands of Peter Roddy and brother, James
Grouse Nicholas Lohr, Abram s. Zentz, Cal
vim Hammett, Silas Ferguson and John Ped
dlcord and to extend said road to the public
road running from William Roddy's to Mt.
st. Marys College, as one bridge will serve
for both roads, thus saving expense of one
bridge
As your petitioners will ever pray.
Chas. A. Eyler, G. ~ Gall,
John H. Roddy, j. A. Colli6ower,
Christian Lantz, Hiram Harbaugh,
and 20 others. jan22 Ct.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22
One Farmers Wife.

Bird.llke she's up at day -dawn's blush,
In summers heats or winter snow
Her VEINS with healthful blood aflush,
Her breath balm, her cheek rose;
In eyes the kindest eyes on earth
Are spsrkles of a homely mirth
For she has that which few possess
Health, strength, and perfect happiness.
But this farmers wife is wiser than the
majority Of h er rural sisters. She has as
many household cares and responsibilities as
they-duties here, duties there, duties with
out number. But while others droop and
languish beneath their work, she keeps up
her wonderful health, vgor and energy by
the use of DR.. Plerce's Favorite Prescription.
This Is the greatest medicine on earth for
overworked, "worn out" and feeble women,
generally. 1t is the ouly medicine for wom-
en-, sold by druggists, under Il positive guar
antee from the manufacturers, of giving sat-
isfaction in every case. Sec guarantee on
bottle wrapper.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22
Sale Register.

Under this head We publish, free Of chorge,
q notice Of time, place and character of all
sales for which bills have been printed at
his Office. We also furnish sale notes free
Rates for advertisements Under this head
when bulls are printed elsewhere, Is cents a
line.
On Thursday, February 10Th, 1891, Mr.
Samue. Wlllhde will sell at public sale, on
the Eylers Valley road, / Of mile from
Rouzer's saw mill, a valuable lot Of personal
property.
On January 3lst, 1891, at o'clock p m
Mr.. Fredk Troxell will sell at public sale on
the premises lying on the Graccham and
Rocky Ridge road, near Loys Station, his
desirable little farm of ~ acres; also, a
mountain lot.
On March 5th, 1891, at 9 o'clock q. M,
near Centre School House, II miles from
Mechanlcstown on the road leading TO Crca
gerstown, Mrs. Ann Stull, widow Of John A.
Stull, will sell valuable personal property.
On January Goth, 1891, at o'clock p. m.
sharp, near Logs Station, L. E. Boiler, agent
tor the heirs, will sell real cstate-a farm of
1876 acres also, a mountain lot.
On Thursday, February Goth, 1891, in
Graceham, Mr.. A. j. Valentine will sell
personal property.
On Saturday, February 2sth, 1891, near Logs
Station, Mr.. j. NJ. Grouse will sell personal
property.
On Saturday, January 3lst, 1891, at 1
o'clock, p. IN, at Rouzer's saw mill, Mary E.
Sipes will sell valuable personal property.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

In the vote of the Methodist Episcopal
churches to admit women delegates to the
General Conference, returns have been re-
ceived from 337 districts, representing ,53l,-
634 members. The total vote thus far is
29l ,3l4-lS2,2Sl in favor OF, and 100 ,S33
against woman's admission. One hundred
and fifty eight districts. with 532 ,Sl3 mem
bcrs, are yet to be heard from. 1t looks as if
the women have won by q large majority.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

While we have had a cold and wet winter,
yet we have had but little sleighing and at
the expiration Of four weeks more we may
expect little or no snow that may fall to re.
main or be scrvceable for sleighing.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

SALE DArEs.-Those who purpose making
sale this spring should promptly select their
dates: reference to our Sale Register will
disclose the fact that many have done so.-
See your suctloneer and send us the date
the bills can be printed later.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

On Monday, 12th inst, Mr.. Graham Duke
hart, Grand Lecturer and Mr.. B. Frank
Cronse, Grand Inspector, visited Acacia
Lodge, No. 1855, A. F. & A. NJ. and besides
taking part in the degree work, installed the
officers of the LodHe.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22
FOR SALE

THE LARGE WAREHOUSE PROP
ERTY AT MECHANICSTOWN on the w.
NJ. r. r., SO miles west of Baltimore. This
desirable property, now occupied by Geo.W.
Stocksdale, includes a large
WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE ROOMS,
GROCERY AND HARDWARE STORE,
COAL AND LUMBER YARDS,
ALSO A.
TWO. STORY DWELLING HOUSE.
II is a fine location, and is now doing a
good paying business. For terms apply to
VAN B. OSLER,
jan Is If REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22
A Kind Friend.

is what they cali that famous remedy Red
Flag Oil, it quickly cures Rheumatism, Neu'
ralgia Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Sores and all
pain. 1t is good for man or beast,
No other medicine has won for itself such
confidence as Dr. Lees Liver Regulator. 1t
is the best combination for the cure OF all
Kidney and Liver complaints.
Trial bottles tree at DR.. J. X. Waters Drug
Store
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

Mr.. George d. Kcyser will travel for the
Powers and Walker Casket Company of
Grand Rapids, Mich. His territory covers
the states Of Maryland, the two Vlrgnias
and southern and eastern Pennsylvania. He
is also agent for the Akron Silver Plate Co.,
of Akron, Ohio. Mr.. X started on his first
trip on Tuesday. He has had ample exper-
iencc as an undertaken and manufacturer
and should make successful salesman.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

The FAST MAIL now passes this point 60
ing east at 5:13 p. NJ, forty.three minutes
later than by the previous schedule.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

Mr.. w. A. Hahn will put up posters this
week, notifying the people Of his business
Intentions He also calls upon his customers
for n settlement.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

~ FOR SALE.-.Good HICKORY
WOOD in 1 cord lots. Can be delivered
within one week. Apply to
CHAS. II. OSLER.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22
A Glorious Record.

SlICC Vic VI ShS uhi"uo
Cough and Consumption Cure in this ylcin-
ity the death rate has decreased wonderful,
it never fails to effect cure. Price Is cts.
Try it.
DR.. Lees Liver Regulator has done more
to relieve the suffering of mankind than all
other medicines, it cures all Stomach and
Liver troubles.
Trial bottles free, al DR.. J. K. Waters Drug
Store.
ALMOST SUFFoCATED When the hour
arrived for the union services to begin in the
Lutheran church at Emmitsbuig on Friday
evening the 9th INST, the bell did not ring
aud the building was dark, and when the
pastor, Rev. De Yoe, went to the church to
ascertain the cause, upon opening the door
he found the house filled with gas, and on
one Of the galleries Dennis Smith, the sexton
was found in an unconscious state, overcome
by the gas. DR.. Echclbcrger succeeded in
saving his life. There were no services that
evening.
SAD DEATn-Josie, the youngest son of
Thos. Il. and Annie Gonter, whose death was
briefly noticed in our last issue, left this
town with his parents last fall apparent
ly in good health and to us as with many
others the news of his death from coLsump-
ton seemed incredible. He was but 10 years
OF age and was a hearty whole -souled boy,
beloved by his playmates and esteemed by
older persons for his manly but modest ways.
His eldest sister. Katie, has been in i'll health
but we are gratified to learn that her condl-
ton is improving. The family has returned
to their home ut Baltimore.
A Coop SALE.-There is point or two in
advertising public sales that are not fully
und' rs'ood or appreciated by the average
vendor. II is commonly understood that a
good, snowy sale bill meets all the necessities
Of advertising In the matter of personal
property sales. This is a mistake and we
will explain why. When the Spring sales
begin, buyers determine what they want and
at once begin to look these articles up: in
the matter of horses and farm machinery,
aale bills probably serve sufficiently as they
are publicly posted and IN these matters the
men alone are interested and they are willing
to visit hotels, blacksmith shops and stores
and examine the sale bills: not so with the
ladies and in the purchase of household fur
niture and cows, they usually are the ones
most interested. They do not care to hunt
up sale bills and for them these sales should
be published in the local newspaper. THE
CLARION within radius of eight miles goes
into at least four hundred households weekly
and to place list of items to be sold before
that many readers weekly until the day Of
sale must beyond question more than repay The
outlay Those who have tried it have been
fully satisfied
We have SPECIAL RATES during the
months of January, February and March
and shall he plcascl to name them on appli
cation.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

The dwelling house of Mr.. Frank Hide
brand, about one mile north of Woodsboro,
was destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon last.
The family had been at II neighbol's, butch.
ering and on their return home found the
house in flames. They succeeded in saving
come of the furniture -Enterprise.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

The Scientific american, referred to IN
another column, under the heading OF Pat
cnts" is the very best publication in this
country for those interested in science, en-
ginccring, mechanics, Inventions, etc. A
copy of the Scientific american may be seen
at the office of this paper, where subscrlpt'
ions will be received.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

PERsoNAt.-Mr. r. M. Stokes of Indian.
apolis Ind, brother Of Mr.. Joshua Stokes
and Mrs. Frederick White of this place, is
spendint n while here.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

Singers aud public speakers find Ayers
Cherry Pectoral Invaluable. 1t never fails to
cleanse the throat and strengthen the voice
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22
New Advertisements.
Ford's
Annual Election.
Road Petitioners Notice.
Bus. Loc.--Bargain House.

APPOINTED SEcRETARY-Prof Cyrus
Flock, of Myersville, Frederick county, and
for several months past member Of the
faculty of Kce.Mar College, this city, has
been rendered the position Of secretary OF
Young Mems Christian Association, to the
vacancy occasioned bv the resignation OF
Mr.. Paul Mcknight. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Flock will accept the position and short.
" enter upon the neutrality-suspicious. Gloe.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22
For Rent.

The undersigned offers for rent from April
1s!, 1891, his desirable home south of town,
It comprises SEVEN ACRES OF LAND,
roomy house and convenient stable and
other outbuildinga
dec Gn JOHN A, FLEA|LE.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

Mr. VIM. Arthur, of Frlzclburg, has a
chicken that is covered with fine, silky hair
instead of feathers. The hair is thick and
IS a glossy black in color The only suggest
ion of feathers about this natural curiosity is
at the tips OF the wings, where few short,
Struggling ones appear. The fowl ls two
years old.
Rev. Samu | Henry, formerly pastor OF
Winters, Baust's and Leister's Lutheran
Churches, and a resident OF this city, now
residing in Independence Kansas, was elect,
ed n member of the Legislature of the State,
bv the Farmers Alliance, at the late election.
The honor was entirely unsolicited aid un-
xpected.-Sentinel.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

az For Oysters by the Plate, Quart or
Gallon, GERNAND BROS. is the place.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

THE FAIR CLosED.-Saturday night last
witnessed the close of our wonderfully sue
cessfll Firemen's Fair. 1t was open during
twcnty.thre. nights and The average nightly
receipts are found to be almost exactly $50.
This Is an exceptionally good showing and
mas never before been equalled here.
On Friday Ito morrow night there will be
an auction Of the goods yet remaining on
hand and among the articles are many of
value: as everything offered will be sold,
there will be opportunities fer bargains. The
Fair having closed on last Saturday night,
there will be no charge for admission and a
large attendance at the auction is expected,
Should there be any goods remaining unsold
on Friday night, they will be disposed ofthe
following evening The "Grand-tather' 8
Clock" drawing will be made on Saturday
evening, tickets for which are being sold
among the Firemen Of neighborlng towns.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22
TIcoNDERoGA. N. Y

TIcoNDERoGA, N. Y.
10 ,chom 1t may concern :-"The Wrens'
played here for our post, Alfred Weed No.
252 G. A. r. Although the weather was un-
favorable, they had a crowded house, and
everybody was delighted with the entertain.
ment and if they should eyer visit us again
l feel safe to say they would have larger
house.
FELIX +. LIBERTY,
Commander.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

Everybody attend the auction tomorrow
friday evening.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-01-22

B- CKAMER is reducing his stock,
selling at low prices.