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Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05

According to the Portland lMe. Ad- yertser, Mount Washington lis to be capped with the largest electric search light ever made, and the highest beam of artificial light in the world It can be easily sssn from Portland, and un- der proper conditions it can probably bo seen even from Boston The com pany which is to be organized to carry out the scheme will be made up of prominent railroad and hotel men ih- tegested in tho future development of New Hampshire
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05

Why venus Is Morning and Evening Star
 Venus is both amorning and an even star because she always accompanies the sun, never receding from him be- yond certain limits. while the rest of the planets, with the exception of Mer- cury, are seen at all possible angular distances from the sun When Venus is to the west of the sun she rises before him and is a morning star, but when she is to the east of the sun she rises after him and is an evening star. - Brooklyn Eagle
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05
sleep aIore rreeioas Than ooId.

The man or woman who willingly robs himself of sleep for a very long pc riod continuously wastes what is more precious than gold He will not go far wrong who sandwiches eight hours of it between each day, and if he loses little now and then to try and make it up at some other time Herald of Health.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05

Dr, Talmage's famous tabernacle in New York has fallen at last into tho hands of the sheriff and will be sold at public auction to satisfy q mechanics lien upon it to the amount of S52, ,2l6. The tabernacle cost more than $500, OO0
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05

Visitor tat the isiD-"Poor, poor man May offer you this bunch of nowers?' Man behind the bars 'You'ye made mistake, miss. The fsllsr that killed his wife and children is in the next cell, I'm we're fer stealin' O COW. '- Chicago Tribune.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05

The money order facilities of the country arc to be largely increased An order has been issued extending the service to all offices paving the post master S2O0 This is expected to add from 5000 to 6,oOO to the inorsy order offices.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05

A silyersmith of Monterey, Mexico, IS at work upon piece of silver which, when completed, will be an exact re- production of the Worlds Fair Agri- cultural Building It will be s feet wide containing a quantity of silver valued at Sl0,0OO, and when finished will be valued at S20, coo.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05

Yabsley-''Wonder what is their idea in making this Sehweitzsr cheese SO full of holes?' Nudge Guess they thought it needed a little fresh air. - Indianapolis Journal
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05
The Value of m oath.

The growth of perjury in law courts has become scandal The value of a witness word in comparison with his interest, seems to be paraleled by a well known example of schoolboy honor Will you take your dying oath to itp "Ycs" "Wili you bet six pence about it@ No. '--San Fran. ciseo Argcuaut,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05
Not Always sven.

Chappie--l am sorry to find that my ancestors were not always in the swim CholIy--You surprise me.
 Chappie-Yaas. At tile time Of Noah they were in the ark. -HarpeFs Bazar.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05
Saturday, March 5, 1892.

The Shah of Persia has pipe worth four hundred thousand dollars It Is oyer-jsweled and the smoke passes be- tween gems of the first water.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05
Preventative of chIlls,
js not surpassed.

is not suypassed,
 It is endorsed oy the best chemists as the most efficacious, strengthening Tonic this country has ever produced the value of which will be recognized by all who may use them.
 Private citizens of Arizona visiting St. Louis baYe expressed their convictions that it is pc. culiarly adapted to the wants of that Terri. tory, and needs only a trial to insure it's speedy introduction there.
 Orders addressed to THE WEST INDIA MANUFACTJ RING COMPANY will he promptly ecNtcl lee t9 '
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05

This great Tonic aas been introduced to the ople of the Mississippi Valley for the past thirteen years with unbounded success and popularity.
 There is nothing ol the kind extant that equals it as stimulant, an apetRor or anti. lysIcptio. It s particularly adapted to mala- riuus districts and ns
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05
Women sld Children PiSt DYC. Napier HsRT Christ Leaving tl3 Pr8t0TlGm, GT GlStaTG D9rs

Each of these pictures s reproduced In photo grayurc, size 2lElS and cmineutly fitted for irary iug aud will adorn thc wall of the most refined home.
 The subscription price of ihc Weekly FxSmt ncr IS ldO, and subscriptions may be sent either di,ect 10 w. R. Hearst Pub'Fber San Fraucieca through the Local Agent oi the Eraiunler ga yhe Post tuastgi.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05
Rnlgl7ts of Pytliiaa.

al Mountain Hodg1 EaF g.tl each week st Ma. u tta Ai. brothers in good standing a. fdi.iy iavt7
 THos. W CuBNow, C, C. W V JN7H5FY, K. R. <.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05
II.Il 0DNlE4 c-- TEE a ype EgTEL6Fs
on -III0r d-g 0DELL TYrE WRI

93 vil oy he oDELL TYPE WRf LJ FIR g JI.aFaaters, and Sla
 CASE ttHrIis gFHr.usHa ..H ..u. aE a'ss ss-is.
 a'aHs an W.tA ahuE1IE, Q. osh @ JT a..af maeaiu, iHs i ina aU IasHrl She operator lt
 8ieall r'ate8, perfect, mA JHf5 all sjnis t tlIa writing uaa. tHa Hr lsa eapiss cau asa writing tuy .u r...rrut ptl- a raa ,aer..s aH al.a rtu .wo 5ays. We 8-F -t 1.s .H aH# af=esssnr Hh" ed faE1' ihe Eurs faa N1T BILE CASE DuEIL. Reliable Agslt aud saissu waEtea Special inducements ta Dealers, For Eauphle. giving Iad5msmsuts etc, a.ess
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 raaaH .Ers
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-05

Ever since the establishment orthe first paperon the bay of San Francisco, which we believe wss the "Alla,n removed from Monterey in lsiS; the inhabitants oftaS coass generally have been inter cs.ed in the ncwsfror 1au Francisco. The Alta, ,' Ike many othsr piorcers of 70, has sueounbed ,a the inevitable and gone over othe graat majority, and, like other pi.asefs, has bSen succeeded by younger geueratioas Tho rsamiacr" has taken perhaps the iaost promincat place In ths newspaper field of hate years, aad is Weekly edition il very rerera-iy taken " those who wan, M iutcreslns tHl reliable paper published ct "Ihe Bay" Everyone ia familiar with tle Premium oaer. made ty MT, Hearst, the ExamncIs' er.erpr slug p@h'iSAcr, n2d 1t Is o.lly necessary Q nzy tatthis yrar the aggregate value of the premiums of which there ara o0O- is S.21C10, which are distributed among all the sub51sibers t1 iae paper, TI gLd.H7nto these pre- iuiums, which range ia value from % eeHts 10 $ 500. every subsrrib-r receives enc of the fant great premium pictures, which wifi be nailed |, him in q tu5s direct from the Examiner" sfaec .sF.a. 3. f,rsg.
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Rocky Ridge Items.

Here VIC are IN the midst OF harvest.
Farmers will have u busy time for sevcra |
weeks. The whelt stands well on the ground
with large and well filled heads: weather
could rot be more agree ,blc were Hicks to
have the control. The hay crop will be II
full one IN this vicinity most of the corn
looks very promising, a|tho Ugh some of our
farmers complain OF wire worms Others OF
ants destroying portions of their fields: the
trouble seems to be where timothy sod has
been put in corn.
Mr.. Michael Lippy has erected an addition
to his dwelling house, which adds very much
to the appearance.
Mr.. j. Miller has the first coat Of plaster
ing on his house and expects to have the
finishing touch put on this week. Mr.. M
has also stakcd off for another dwelling near
his residence. Says he will now begin to
build up this town. DO not be surprised to
hear of u connection with Crcagcrstown in
the near future as j. is extending in that d.
rcctiOn.
A large hay shed owncdby Mr. Chas Speak
of Crcagcrstown was burned to the ground
Oh Saturday night with some hay and "A calf
The fire presumed to be ofan inccndiary or
ign.
Mr.. Chas. J. Barrick has purchased cream
separator a hand power machine, which has
given entire satisfaction and handsome IN
craasn in buttnr over thp M hnl nf RAISING
cream with the Cody Creamer.
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Jenninla's Beau.

.Jemima. once she had a beau,
He didn't mind her name, you know,
Although il was so prosy.
She had catarrh, and had 1t So
That he at last was forced to go
The odOr was no posy.
If she had been sage IN time, she would
have taken Dr. Sagcs Caarrh Remedy. An
offensive breath is m ,st distressing, not only
TO the person afflicted, if the person has any
pride, but to those with whom he or she
comes IN contact. 1t is delicate matter to
speak of, but it has parted not only friends
but lovers. Bad breath and catarrh are in,
scparablc. DR.. Sage's Ca,arrh Remedy cures
the worst cases, MS thousands can testify.
$500 reward offered for an lncurablc case by
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Proprctors of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON. This is
the period when the newspaper wits give
free play TO their iancies at tho expense of
the sweet girl graduate and the brilliant
senior orators of the commencement p at
form. The former arc painted rs sentiment
al creatures, ready to go forth to conquer Il
world ofromaucc and poetry. The latter are
described either as vain cnXcombs or hardy
athletes eager to surpass Daniel Webster in
deeds of craftsmanship or Mike Kelly in
great achievements on the diamond.
This portrait is. however, a caricature.
The weaknesses of college graduates nrc
those common to most young people, and
are ordinarily no more prominent in the col
lege bred than those whose lives have been
spent in the narrow limits Of a small, town
or confined to cxertions in a particular line
OF business.
A college IS little world in 1tsclf-a mi
crocosm as we may say. Collcgians have
their papers and reviews They have their
societies for social aud religious intercourse.
The college literary and debating organ Ia
tlons are an especial source of usefulness in
training men and women for their work in
the world. Nor is the college man mere
dilcttantc. The great majority of collcge
students have spent their early lives on
farms. where hard work was the rule, ard
many Of them arc obliged during the college
terms and during the vacations to do outside
work to pay their expenses.
There is little false pride among American
students. Go into the machine shops or lab
Oratories of our great American schools and
you will find young men with sleeves rolled
up and aprons on, working Ms hard as the
man who tolls for his daily bread. When
their college days are ended, graduates gen
orally begin the battle of life with the same
determination to succeed that they showed
in the academic Contests
Taken as q class, the American college
graduates, whether male or female, haye the
true American grit, energy or intelligence,
1t would be eminently unfair to Judge of
them by the standard which the witty para
grapher, whose business is TO make fun, has
Get UP New YORK Press.
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llIntO Line.

Join the great procession. 1t marches to
victory! 1t knows no defeat! Inscribed
on its banners is the inspiring battle cry,
.Dr. PIercc's Golden Medical Discovery"
Its line o: march extends across the CONT
ncnt and around the world A happy illus
tratlon of the popularity and success Of this
world famed remedy. IT'S everywhere re-
lcving pain, inspiring hope, curing disease
For all blood disorders it is acknowledged
the safest, the most thorough, the best The
liver and kidneys respond ut once to the in.
MIGRATING touch; through them the whole
system is clc,lscnd and built up anew.
If you are sick, indsposcl, debiitatcd,
weak, suffering from malarous or other
pois0ns, you'll find the Golden Medical Dis
covcry" the remedy par excellence to restore
vou
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ont of games played; Is won, 45 lost !;
Boston 43 won, II lost.
ADJUSTED AND SETTLED.-The School
Commissioners at their last meeting deter
mined the question referred to in our last is
sue and determined it correctly.
Daniel Renner, residing near Funkstown,
Washington county, died last week of pneu.
monia. Several days before his death he
drew bucket IF water from the well and
sat some time with his feet IN it.
HAS REsIGNED-Rcv. s. l.. Whltmore,
pastor OF the Reformed Church on the Ma.
nor, Buckeystown and Adamstown, has re-
signed that charge, to take effect August 1st
Mr.. Whltmore's new field of labor will be at
Mittlinburg. Pa.-Ne,cs
Palcr, langudness. and the appearances OF
Ill health beng no longer fashionable among
ladies, Ayers Sarsaparllia is more largely re
sorted 10 as a tonic.nlterntive. nervinc, stom-
ache, and builder up of the system generally.
THIS rs rs it should he. Ayers is the best.
BARN BuRNED.-On Saturday evening
last Il barn belonging to Mr.. Charles Speak 1,
about onc-fourth of mile south of Creagers
town WINS burned. There were severa! tons
of hay and II calf in the barn. The origin of
the fire is unknown but it was probably IN
ccndiary.
My customers have been using Chamber
lains Cough Remedy for several years and
will have no other kind The reason is be-
causc it can always be depended upon, Is
quick IN its actions and perfectly safr.-Dr
r. l.. St. John, Rowland, Mo. For sale at
Waters Pharmacy.
On Saturday last an election was held iii
Clearspring. Dist, Wash. county, to deter.
NINE the location of the station on the Poto-
mac Valley Railroad for Clearspring. The
people in the community were divided, some
wanting it to he placed at Big Springs, while
others favored Il place called Snyder. The
election was held at General Hoods suggcs.
ton, and the Big Spring people won.
HlGu LlCENsE-The Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County has made his first
quarters settlement with the State and the
county school board of the funds arising from
liquor licenses. The gross receipts for an
n,,al licenses were $4,000 The clerk 5 com
mission, under the law, for issuing them was
) per cent amounting to $3.50, leaving net
sum of SG21O, of winch threc-fpurths, or $4,
702 50, went 10 the school board and the res
iluc tn the State, under the new high license
law. This law is working well and gives
general satisfaction.
Next week will probably witness begin
nlng IN The work of dcvclopmg the oIemines
of the Valley lately occurred ms reported in
these columns. II is nearer right to refer
to the first work as that of prospecting, rath-
er than developing, yet the prospecting will
not be from the surface by practical gcol.
ogis,s, but 10y going down INTO the bow
els of the earth with, first, shafts to
determine geologic formations and condl.
tons and afterwards by means OF the
diamond core drill, TO pierce rapidly and to
great depths and bring to the surface IN solid
sections, whatever of rock or mineral may be
found This constitutes practical prospect
ing and Of such work will the first steps
consist.
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Nuv advertisements.

MO. 1855.
N MISCELLANEOUS DOCKET.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County.
MAY TERM, 1892.
In the matter of the Report of Sales of real
estate, consisting of 4S acres of land, more
or less, situated and lying III Emmitsburg
ID strict, Frederick County, Maryland, and
as. essed in the name OF Alfred N. Mana
han, as made by Charles F. Rowe, Coil, ctor
of State and County Taxes for Frederick
County.
The above report of Sale having been read
and considered, it is thercupon on this 2lst
day of June, A. D. 1899, ordered by the Cir
cult Court for Frederick County, sitting as a
Court of Equity, that the Clerk of this Court
give notice by advertisement tor six success
sve weeks in the CAToCTIN CLARION and
Frederick Cit,gen, Newspapers published in
Frederick County, warning all persons inter.
ested III the property described in the above
Report of Sales to be anil appear in this
Court on or before the 18th day Of August
next, and show cause, amy they have, why
said Report should not lie finally ratified and
confirmed.
JAS. MCSIIERRY.
In accordance with the foregoing order,
notice is hereby given this 2lst day of June,
1892, to all persons interested, to be and APP
pear in said Court on or before said 18th day
Of August, 1892. and show cause as aforesaid
Filed June 21st 1892.
JOHN l.. JORDAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
TUE Copy Test: John L. Jordan,
Clerk
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Notice to Creditors.

-. ~: -
In tho Circuit Court tor Frederick County.
W. w. Z,mmelm man, Trustee,
In the matter Of the Trust Estate of
MICHAEL ZIMMERMAN,
deceased. -
NOTICE is hereby given to all Creditors
IN of the late Michael Zimmerman, who
were such prior to the 18th day Of April,
1901. TO file their claims, duly authenticated,
in the Office of The Cl rk of the Circuit Court
tor Frederick County on or before the
22ND DAY OF JULY, 1899,
otherwise they may be debarre,l from any
participation in the Trust funds in said
cause.
G 304t
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FELL IN A WELI.-Mr. Otha Smith and
child, Of near Bolivar, made a very narrow
escape last week from drowning by falling
into well 90 feet deep, with 8 feet of water.
While standing on a decaycd board that COW
cred the well, it suddenly gave away and
prcclp,tatcd them both to the bottom. When
they came to the top of the water MIR. Smith
caught hold OF the pump and planted his feet
against the wall with his little child clinglng
20 his neck. His rrlcs attracttd the attcn-
tion of those near by and they at once came
to his rescue. His little child was first re.
moved and then Mr. Smith, by letting Il rope
down into the wrll-GuMe
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Impure blood is the cause of innumefaOle
,saladcs. Hence, one of the greatest ben
cfact,ous to humanity was the discovery OF
Ayers Sursaparilla. which, more than any
p,h,r medicine, has saved America from be-
coming Il nation of invallds.
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Report of Sales.
G. J. Doll & Son.
| Notice TO Creditors.
| Notice to TaXp yers.
la Porte Carriage Co.
W. Nj. II. r. Employees Excursion
The INeaos is glad to learn that the mer.
chants of Frederick haye wisely decided to
comply with the request of the clerks to
close their stores at six O'clock on summer
evenings. The people should do all in their
power to make the plan practicable by doing
all their necessary shopping before that
hour.
The appointment OF School Commission
crs will be made in July. Mr.. f. thinner
man, of Emmi,sburg, representing the minor
ity party, should by sll means be appointed
if he desires it, as he has made Il most salts
factory Commissioner. If Gov. Brown will
consult the people of this section, lie will as
surcdly learn that we have every reason for
the statement made above.
Cor AWAY While speeding his horse on
the turnpike north oftown on Monday even
ing last, Mr.. II. Ross Blacks horse got away
from him and DR.. H. G. Anders and ran Il
great gait through town. He stopped of his
own accord just south of town and was
brought back. He had not injured himself
or broken anything AID seemed not to be
w,nded or excited. Great luck, that
lightning has been striking into trees,
telegraph, and telephone poles and elsewhere
promlscuously within several milns of this
place. On the 18th inst, Mr.. John Grushon
and wife near Creagrrstown were severely
shocked aud last week the people of Frank
lin Mills underwent al exciting experience,
Il telephone pole having been shivcrcd. Thus
far however, no lives haye been lost or
buildings burned in this locality.
HERE, BoYs.-One of our married men,
who has been married long enough to be bet
ter posted IN such matters, sngg, SITS as a dead
sure prescription tor the cure OF calfl love, the
following Take pair OF bcwi,ching eyes
and mix them with your own. They are not
to be shaken or you will be. Add blush
or two and half dozen signs. Mix Il little
emotion from your heart and favor with a
sip or two from her ambrosial lips. Pour
the whole into an embrace and don't STIR.
Tuesday evening while two boys were
driving some cows along the RIVER bank n
short distance above town, they discovered
pair of pants, s.iirt and hat lying near
the water. The boys reported their find to
constable Potfcnbcrgcr, who invest gated the
matter. 1t is his opinlnn that some person
took mucl,-nccdcd bath in the river. and
was so fortunate as to have n change Of
clothing. No papers or articles were found
and the mystery IS still a mystery, but not n
sad onc.--Wil Transport Leader
No one has seconded our suggestion that
the Glorious Fourth he recognized here; but
then II Is getting to he al old thing, isn't il?
Lets wait until some "polilcal speaking is
due: we can then show our patriotism bv
having one half of us charge the other halt
with the deliberate intention of scnnng the
country, It's interests and institutions to the
dcnntion bow vows. We can all get lots
deeper int rested in that, than we can in Gel
ebrating the old, worn cut, cffctc idea Of In
dependence Day; and there is more in it, too.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-06-30

Buckinglnm's Dye toI the Wh'skrrs isthc
best, handirst, safest, surest, clcanest, most
economical and satisfactory dye ever invent
ed. II is the grnihmen'S favorite.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-06-30

Won PHrzEs.--Al the closing exercises ut
St. James College, Mr.. J. Baker kunkcl of
this place was awarded priz in Latin and
mathematics.
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TOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
i =. s"f'r .ls Il 80 4 - - ,
hereby give notice that all taxes for years
1890 and 1891, unpaid ~
>. j.. ON JULY 18th NEXT.
will proceed to collect according to law.
ISAAC M. FISHER,
.Je303t. Collector.
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Characteristics White had tlarec cases
before him on Saturday last; his court has
been overrun with work lately and our
young attorneys have struck it rich.
Miss Sal}ie,W aters, who has been conduct
ing private school ut Mt. Airy, closed tho
year on Wednesday last with Il treat of ice
cream, confectionery and cakes,
The Wcstern Maryland Raiiroad Company
commenced running daily excursion trains
from Baltimore IT, Pcnmar yesterday. The
train will stop at any station for parties of
five Or more.
Mr. w. Irving Parsons, real estate and loan
agent, has sold the warehouse property at
Walkersyilc, recently purhased by Miss SUI
san Nelson, TO Mr. Brooke l. Jamison, for
the sum Of $500, cash.-Ne'os
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A man by the name of Samuel Boots Ed
monstnn claims to own the land occupied by
the navy yard, patent office :n! White House
ia Washington. He inl' rits it from dis
tribut,on by one William Offutt of 1000
of land in II
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-06-30

The lower Maryland peninsula is suffering
from drought; prior to June 9th for one
month, no ram had fallen ia the Salisbury
cort,on
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Professional.
Local items.

Wheat harry. stirg began gen rally IN tins
section ON Monday last
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MI. Airy wants to he half s0led.

Robert l.. Spangler, dry goods merchant
of Hagcrstown has failed liabilities 90, 900,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-06-30

CoLLEGIANs Warren X. Damu,h is
home from Pennsylvania College, gradu-
ate: Mr.. Charles Shafcr has returned from
Lancaster: Mr.. Harry Wissler from Titfin
O.; Miss Julia Oslcr from Lulhervillc Semi
nary Miss Jessie Wissler from Trtlin, o; Mr.
J. Baker Kunhel from St. James Mr. Chas.
Stocksdalc, a graduate, from Eaton n Bur
nets Business College.
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The Baltimore baseball club has lost just
3 ont of 4 games played; Is won, 45 lost !;
Boston 43 won, II lost.