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DREss GooDs DEPARTMENT.

SOC. yard Fabrics. all styles.
59c yard China Silks autumn eoIors SOC
81 yard 81 inc wide CheviOts ...........-. soc
al ward Diagonal and Storm Series .S9c
81. Is yard Fancy Crystalline ClOth..........-.Sl
II yard EpinEle Cloth. giace effect ........-S1
81. % yard English Broadc. 10Th 81 10
81, 40 yard Velour Russo So 10
81. S9ysrd Fancy Trimming Velvet. 80
Black Wool and Silk faOrics. 10 per cent discount
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The object on that the Chinese in this country
make TO being photographed confirms the state
nent that very few Of our Celestial immigrants
are women
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UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.

81 Genuine GLORIA" Umbrellas. ............,,.S9 SOC
81. p Gloria" Umbrellas fancy sticks ......91 10
81. 81 Gloria" 25-inch paragon frames. 81 %
e. 9S Silk Umbrellas imported sti ks. .......$2 20
80. IS Palais Royal" Silk Umbrellas. 80. 4S
81 9o silk Umbrellas, fancy handles "a. 70
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Russia might perpetrate a brilliant practical
Joke by abstsiaing from her customary demon
STATIONS toward Turkey and 50 embarrassing
the Thanksgiving wit.
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News DEPARTMENT.

Zoe. 'Palais Royal" Dress Shirts .68c
75c. "P R." Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts. Soc
lie p R." AL-linen Collar. loo
zoe. P R." All-linen Cuffs ....................15 Loo
Soc Medium and Heavy Underwear. all styles. Acc
81 Medium and Heavy Underwear. all styles .69c
1.7J Natural Wool and Cancels Hair...........e1.50
81 Best Medicated Underwear. 70
25c. Half Hose to match underwear 21c
6Oc- Best Socks to match Underwear. ACC
29c. Suspenders unbreskable silk ends. .25c
42c. Boston" Carriers. usually SOC.
81 Imported Autumn NeckweAr. SOC
7oc. Exclusive Novelty Neckwesr. ....-.....-..boc
4Sc Neckwear made to our order. .46c
81 English Dogsktn Gloves. ...................s0c
81. 81 Castor Beaver Gloves, usually o. so .25
81 % Best Chevrette Gloves. usually
sI IS Warranted Gloria" Umbrelas 6inch. 81. 20
e.. 90 Warranted Slk Umbrellas. ~ 70
81. go Lightweight Rubber Goats. u. 40
~. ~ Improved Rubber Seam Goats. %. 50
90. 10 Cloth finish Rubber Coats ...........e2.79
60. 4S New style English Mackintoshss. 90 %
%. 81 English Mackintoshe with cspes. SIS
13c- Handksrchiefs. all styles ...............l0c
25c- Pure Linen Handkerchief. ...............22e
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The stump orator who undertakes to meet
the Georgia egg throwers might find it adyan-
t-geoa. 10 take preliminary course as catcher
Of base ball nine.
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Count Mitkiswicz evidently proposes to keep
before the public until tho pronunciation of
his name IL thoroughly masterede
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TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

10c. yard Jet Edging. scroll pattern
14c. and 15c. Jet Edges and Bands.
Toe. yard Diamond-cut Jet Bands. .............-6
&c. yard Silk Featherine. all colo SOC
e. IS yard Jet and Ribbon Trimrl.n 81
per cent discount-one-tenth of marked prices Of
all Jet and SILK Girdles. Bodices. silk Chenille and
Camille Novelties. Russian B.. nds, Ribbon and Jet
PRINCES Buttons
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Muslin UNDERWEAR. CoRsErs.
INFANTS WEAR. &c.

(2d floor back. Take elevator.)
lS-15c. c. b. Corsets, sizes "a to %.
4Sc. pair
soiled. ..........................3S Csc. each.
IL Infants 81 Colored Silk Caps. ..... .25c.
5 Children's 81 Fall Coats, sizes to 3
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Nor1oSs.

SIPS Satin Belt Hose Supporters. 5
par pair.
10c; pair Attachable Corset Steels.
white or gray ;..;.:;..:.;........5c DC. pair.
3. d and finch Real Whalebone . &c. dog.
DC. Colored Linen Corset Lacers. &c. each.
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LACE DEPARTMENT.
R1Fnox DEp,RrnExr.

40. yard Paris Millinery Ribbons.
PC. yard Alsilk Moire Rib ons.....-........--1S
10 yard Asllk Moi.e Ribbons l3c
Velvet Ribbons aud Ostrich Feathers 10 per cent
discount.
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Cur THIS Our.

To the left the prices you will find marked the
articles oned to the right the reduced prices
quoted Souvenirs of the Opening" Preserve list
for reference since regular prices remain marked on
al
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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

SOC. Boxes New Tinted Writing Paper .......4 C
3oc. Boxes Tinted Paper and Envelopes. .......2i
pc. Boxes irish Linen Paper .................2C
15c. Boxes Paper and Envelopes. .............1J
15c. Writing Tablets berkshire Mills) .....l II
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The public schools are at work once more, do
ing more for the welfare Of the country than
Al the statesmen can ever hope to accomplish.
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UMBRELLAS.

15-75c. 2S-inch Bingham Umbrellas. SOC.
10 81 % 26-inch Six Gloria Um-
breIlas. 81 80
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The Farmsrs' Alliance il still a little in doubt
- 70 whether next November is to find it tho
esatr.l figure Of q wake or a christening.
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ssto whether Mr.. Cleveland or Editor Dana is
The k1ns alderman Of the democratic drama
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CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.

small lot of italian SILK Blankets for
couch covers, soc. each.
A lot of 75c. and 81. % IL and 2-inch
wooden fixtures and 5-foot poles.
rubbed by handling. .... .25c. complete.
Special chances in single pairs of Tambour
and Irish Point Lace Curtains.
2 pair 500 Irish Point Curtains.
$40 pair.
/ pair $3.50 Irish Point Curtains.
pair 90. so Irish Point Curtains.
1926 pair.
a. 90 pair.
1 pair $3.50 Tambour Curtains.
s5. 90 pair.
i pair Is. 80 Tambour Curtains.
IS. % pair.
/ pair Gil. 90 Tambour Curtains.
sS so pair.
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PEnruMExY AND TOILET
ARTICLES.

19c, Bottle Oakley's Florida Water. -. .12c.
15c. Horn Dre4ing Comb heavy. 49,. &c.
Pc. LARGE Wife Hair Brush. 15c
1Oc. Cake Sulphur Soap. ..................7c.
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HANDKERCHIEF.

Doc. Swiss Embroidered Handler
chiefs. slightly soiled .1Qc.
6oc. Embroidered Silk Handkerchief. .35c.
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Mr.. Peck will soon be justified in posing as .
hber commissioner Who u overlooked
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The only animal that could beat Nancy
Hanks record is Nancy Hanks. She Is a
gildsd monopolist In this respect
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RUBBER Goops DEPARTMENT.

81. 3o Gray and Black Waterproof Circulars 81 %
81 9S Connena-as. fancy stripes. 4S
81. 9S Gray and Tan Mackintoshes. %. 70
g.. 9S Cloth Finish English Inverness. 80. 70
"a "a Cloth Finish Ma kintoshes "a p
$40 Waterproof Serge Mackintoshes. .........S 81
Also see Mems and Children's Department.
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FAN DEPARTMENT.

25c. Quill Feather Fans. all colors. ..........2 1c
50c Fans all styles .42c
81 Fans. all styles .S9c
loO Feather Fans all styles ...............313 80
~ Ostrich Feather ans 70
s3- 80 Ostrich Fans, gray and black IS
10 per cent discount-one-tenth of marked prices Of
all fans from 81 to S3J.
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LEAVES FRoM The Book o,
BEAUTY.
LEAVE,

36-inch ALL-wooL CAMEL's HAIR-5Oc.
ayard.
3s-inch ALL-woOL sERGE-5oc yard
4O-inch ALL-wOOL BATISTE-5Oc. yard.
4O-inch ALL-wOOL CHEvIOT-5Oc
yard.
ss-inch ALL-wooL HENRIETTA-5Oc. a
yard.
4O-inch ALL WOOL DIAGoNAL-5oo. .
yard.
4O-inch WOOL BENGALINE-s1 and q. SO
ayard Small cords
44-nch WOOL BENGALINE-large cords
81 rs yard.
46inch WOOL BENGALINE = medium
cords-$2 yard.
46inch WOOL PoPLINs-s1. so yard
4O-inch WOOL MoIRE-s1. 81. 10 and s1.5O
ayard.
44-inch FIGURED BENGALINE-s1.7
yard.
4O-inch CREPE BENGALINE-s1.5O a yard.
44inch STRIPED WOOL POPLIN-e1. 75a
yard
42-inch LONDON CORDs-sI. so a yard.
50-inch STORM SERGE-$1 yard.
50-inch WIDE and NARROW VALE CHEW
IOTS-&1. 25 yard.
54-inch LUPIN's CHEvIoT-s15 so yard.
60-inch CRAVENETTE-s2a yard.
MATALASSE SUITINGs-stripes. figures
and basket pstterns-&1. IS and 81. 80 yard.
FRENCH SUITINGs-and what designs are
not nere-uRures, ulaROnals. spots, INKS,
chevrons, stripes and wavy effects-75c., &c.,
81, u. 10 and 81. SO yard.
46inch ALL-wOOL HENRIETTAS-75c,
s711c. 81. 81. 25 and 81. 80 yard.
PRIEsTLEYs SILK WARP HENRI
ETTAS-S1. Sl.15, rs. $l.371<, Sl5O,
ella. e2. g. 80 and 90 yard.
PRIESTLEY'S DRAP D'ALMAS MEL
ROSE. SILK WARP CREPE CLOTH and
ALGERINE.
LuPIN's sERGEs and oAMELs HAIR
weavings In all the glory Of their goodness.
BLACK is such staple-that it has fallen prey to
the doubtful dongs of inexperience. But the worthy
service. OURS hold out as they begin-par excel.
lence.
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Hosiery AND UNDERWEAR.

Soc Child's Plated Silk Hose. dark
blue and 6rSTn; i H. L.. i5c; pair.
81 .......................... 19c. pair.
3oc. Child's Merino Vests. sizes 10,
81 and "a. .2lc. each.
ii. % Ladies Ribbed Merino Vests.
SOC. each.
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PERRY.s
NINTH AND TIE AVENUE"
Established 1S40. Telephone 905.
About "CEnEs" FLoun.
Or q Zi0za0 Journey Through Fiou

In the first place Flour
should be made Of trheat.
What. you smile! Perhaps
you are not aware that some
inferior dours are mixed
with other substances! Il
should be made of all the
wheat and contain all the
nutrition Of the kernel
Then II should be ground
by modern machinery. well
blended and carefully re-
fined. This 10 the process
"Csyes" Flour goes through
before 70 reaches you.
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R iSSSn: WSSTTssSS BS::sins ASS Ss,


Our Ribbon stock Is calculated TO drive one
into ecstacies New. large and varied stock
beautiful coorings and attractive oonbin.-
tons. The latest novelty" for Neck Ribbon h
the A-inch Fancy Edee Satin Ribbons. In blsck'
white and oolors y inch Fancy Corded satin
Ribbons. and h-inch Fancy rwo-tone Ri0bon.
all quite piquAnt,-st loc. pr yard
Equally desirable for lsht fancy work
silk Refer Neck scarfs. SOC. each
30 or more different colorings and patterns
In Fancy Windsor silk scsrfs at Dc. each
The latest for millinery and dress trim innings
ka5inch All-silk Ottoman Ribbon. in q
quisite line u entirely eev shades. &c. per
I'd.
MORE silk Ribbon in all the popular shAdss.
2to Sc. under price.
No. 8. ought TO he l2c. e. loc. I'd
No. :, ought 10 be l5c. IL Ire. I'd.
No. 9. ought 10 be lsc.. is l6c I'd.
No. -. ought 10 be Pc. IL lsc. I'd.
No. 10. ought TO be 25c-. IL 22e. I'd.
No. -. ought TO be 3oc.. is 25e. I'd.
FIJI S SSSwins In CSSET::ss,,::
Don't think Of Ia sing your new fan suit httei
over an old corset-set new one. We have Just
stocked up and have full line Of sizes In all the
popular styles.
While others asking 81 for the &C r. - Son
nette Corsets. in black and grAy. stil
selling them st 75c. per pair.
White and Gray r. Co. Corseis. 81 pr
pair
Black ''R a. corsets. 81 80 per pair.
Celebrated &c. p" Corsets, An white. black
and gray, 81 to so.
We are Offering fair quality cOutn oorssi %
the low price Of sos. per pair.
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SUIT DEPARTMENT.

80 - Heavyweight Serge Suit's SS. 30
II. gS Autumn Suits all style .-.........-slO.5 %
els the Il ndon Mixture" Ci ,;h Suits SO
50 Atwood Cashmere Waists. .........-....-..-s4
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RAppERs.

cd floor back. Take elsvator.)
z Ladies' "a. 80 Fall-weight Plaid
Cloth Wrappers. lined throughout,
Vatican back. q. 90 each.
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GLovg DEPARTMENT.

l2<c ScalloI ed and Embroidered loveltiea, loo
25c Autumn Novelty Handk-rchie n .... &c
Soc Handkerchief in all styles 4ac
Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs at 10 per snscount
tSse so ChsldrSn's and Mem DepartBs nts.)
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"CeyeT' 10 known and re-
spected by all eood house.
keepers for its superior
bread making qualities.
This is the Flour Of which
It is said it makes ''mose"
bread. Fighter" bread
''0hitsr" bread. ''sscsefsv"
bread and better" bread
than any other Flour in the
world
This b the Lass ''xac" Of
the xiRxags and In partpg
let NJ say that Ceres ID at M
your grocsrs and You sp-
prseists good brood you'd
better put Il on your store
List next tms. RseNtv ell
- eseosra
VIZ IN. Cur & Ca.
''wAsisssis Nssr cd EsAd Dsstsras
Do. II I'D Ind sva n. y. u
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-12
A NEW BOOK.
Mich 10 l.y'.

A book which will prove of great value to
business men generally, and especially so to
those who advertise, and wish results from
their expenditures Cor advertising, has re-
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wellknown Advertisement writer and auth
or of several books un business subjects.
THIS latest work is called The Book of
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1t is entirely different from all other books
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subject The size Of the book IS 6 X0 inch
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yearly wasted by poorly prepared advcrtis-
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The price Of the book is but One Dollar
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the cost to the office Of this paper Ocl5tf
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FOrd's Grand Opera, House.

May 16th--LILLIAN RUSSELL-In Au-
drau's brightest Opera Comique-"LA GIG.
ALE."-"The cast WAS ofexceptionally br,l-
llancy, headed by Lillian Russell and Carl
Strcitman, and both it and the opera scored
, success.r-Ncw York Herald.
Miss Russell is very pretty grasshopper,
indeed she sings better than any grasshop-
per we have ever heard, and wears better
gowns than the richest beauty in all grass
hopperdom. New York Times.
before the evening was half ended every
body was enthusiastic over the prima donna,
the tenor, the company, the production, and
above all the opera. The costumes were pic
turesque, Of rich material and harmonious
colors" New York Press.
The Libretto of this Opera Is founded on
the first fable Of La Fontaine, entitled LA
Cgale ct Ia Fonrmi," (rhe Grasshopper and
the ANTI, being description of how the hui.
man grasshopper who sang all summer and
gaily fitted from place to place, was not, like
the sober and Industrious ant, provided with
the necessities of life when the winter ap-
preached. 1t il one OF the purcst and love-
liest stories ever selected by librettist, there
being no words spoken or sung that would
offend the most fastidlous, and the music, by
Audran (whose fame as composer is now at
Its zenith),is far superior to either "Olivett"
or Ia Mascotte" the two operas Of his most
familiar to Americans
USUAL PRICES or ADMISSION.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-12

Po1dTIcAL.-The Democratic County Gen.
trail Committee will meet In Frederick on
Saturday next, May l4th, for the purpose Of
fixing the date for the primaries.
OvEnLoADED.-On Monday evening last
the iron safe in Mr.. Aughinbaugh's Jewelry
store by the way q massive one, broke the
joists and carried the floor to the ground. 1t
occurred just IS Mr.. A. was passing in front
of his safe and had it overturned, the result
might have been serious.
.IMposINt'.- building in process Of
completion on Z. Main st will add very de-
cidedly to our town. Mr.. J. David Martin
is 10 be congratulated upon his taste as well
as his enterprise and besides is entitled to
the thanks OF our people for adding SO i'm
posing u structure to our streets.
MAD Doc. On Tuesday of last week a
mad dog passed through the village of La
diesburg, this county, and bit three dogs
The rabld dog came from the direction Of
Double Pipe Creek and went towards
Woodsboro. The dogs bitten IN Ladiesburg
were good hunting dogs aud valuable to
their owners, but they were Immediately
killed. On the road towards Woodsboro
several dogs were bitten, but no person has
been attacked 40 far as heard.
10. U. A. Mon Friday evening last
Columbia Council, No. SO, Junior Order
United American Mechanics was organized
10 this place. More than thirty members
were received ut the instltuting of the Order
and a number have slgnified their intention
to affiliate with them in the near future.
The following is a list Of the officers of CO.
lumbia Council, rs organized:
Past Councillor-lrving w. 10y;
Councilor-T. Clayton Stocksdalc;
Vice Councillor-Peter N. IIammakcr;
Warden-W. Anderson Policy;
Conductor-John F. d. Miller;
Inside Sentincl-Samuel b. Bennett
Outside Sentncl--- -
Recording Secretary-Harry G. Root;
Asst. Recording Sec'y-Chas. M. Gall;
Financial Secretary-Frank Hesson;
Treasuer-Samucl NJ. Birely.
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Business Locals.

~ TEA MISTER WANTED-To take
charge of and drivea six horse team ; regular
road work, liberal wages. Wanted ut once.
Address N G. CROFT,
mayl2,f Mrchanicstown, Md.
tB- FOR SALE at the lowest price
Shingles, chestnut posts AVID rails, locust
posts, fire wood, also heavy hewcd sleercrs
for barn:
Will take III exchange corn, potatoes, and
almost any kind of feed, or even live stock.
mays I'm. 5. w NORRlS.
cY- DO YOU WANT TO MARRY, or
do you wish social letters from gentlemen
and ladies', of culture and means from all ov,
er the country! II so, just send on 10 cents
and rccciye copy Of The elegant matriuon-
ial paper called "Oran.e Blossoms which
will afford you more healthful enjoyment
than you have had tor many day each
number contains hundreds Of letters from
young ladies and gentlemen wanting CORES.
pondents from those of the opposite sex ii
there is q man or woman who has not found
his or her affinity here's the golden oppor
tumty Address ORANGE Blossoms, room
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Apr Ally.
K FOR RENT.--Mrs. S. p. Krise's
double dwelling on +. Main-st.
Apply at -
Fcbllu. THIS OFFICE.
tY. TOBACCO STORE FOR SALE
The Stock and Fixtures Of the only Tobacco
and Cigar Store IN Nechanlcstown. Within
two doors of the Square and is doing good
business. Our reason for wishing TO sell is
that our Wholesale and Retail confectionery
business requires all our time.
Call on or address
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Nrtv Embellishments.
Notice to Creditors.

HNIIlS is to give notice that the subscriber
l. Fred'k W. Hankcy, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court ofFredcrick County, Md.
letters Of administration on the estate Of
GEORGE II. DOMER,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the estate of the SAID deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
err thereof legally authenticated to the sub
scriber on or before the 10 day ofNoyember
1892, they may otherwise by law be cxcud-
ed from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby warned to make immediate payment.
Given under our hand this 10th day of May
1899
FREDERICK w. HANKEY,
may125t Administrator.
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Order NiNi OH Audit.

No. 1929 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County,
sitting in Equity.
May Term, 1892.
William j. Black, Assignee of mortgage from
Mahlon J. Viii more, and Annie Il.
Whltmore, to Letlta NJ. Ward.
petition.
In the Matter of the Auditors Report
filed the 3rd day of May 1899.
NRDERED, That on the Gath day of
" May. 1899, the Court will proceed to act
upon the first Report OF the Auditor, filed as
aforesaid. in the above cause. to finally
ratify and confirm the same. unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown before SAID
day provideda copy of this order be insert.
cd III sonie newspaper published i'll Freder'
lex County, for two successive weeks prior
to said day.
Dated this 3rd day Of May 1902. ,...
JOHN L. JORDAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
True Copy-Test: John l.. Jordan.
may53t Clerk.
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Y MISCELLANEOUS DOCKET.

IN MISCELLANEOUS DOCKET.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County
FEBRUARY TERM, 1892
In the matter of the Report of Sales Of Real
Estate, consisting of forty acres of timber
land. situated in Ilauvcrs District, Fred
erick County, about I of mile southwest
of Lantz station on Western Maryland
Railroad and assessed IN the name of Lay
ten II. Boyer,as made oy Charles F. Rowe,
Collector of State and County Taxes for
Frederick county.
The above report having been read and
considered. it is thcrcupon this 18th day Of
April A D., 1892, ordered by the Circuit
Court for Frederick County. that the Clerk
of this Court give notice by advertisement
for SIX successive weeks in the CLARION and
Chronicle, newspapers published in Frederick
County. warning all persons interested IN
the above Report Of Sales to lie and appear
on or before the 4th day Of June next, and
show cause, if any they have, why said re-
port should not be finally ratified and con-
tirmed.
Filed April 18Th, 1892.
JOHN a. LYNCH,
Judge of the Circuit Court.
Aud in accordance with SAID order of
Court, notice is hereby given to all parties
interested to be and appear IN said Court on
or before said 4th day of June, 1902, to show
cause as aforesaid.
Dated April 10th, 1899.
JOHN L. JORDAN,
Clerk of Circuit Court for frederick County
True copy-Test.
apr917t John l.. Jordan, Clerk.
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j. Taub s. Bro.
UNION BRIDGE MD

We respectfully call your attention to our
extensive line Of season goods. In all de.
partments our stock will be found complete.
Call early before We run out ofyarious sizes.
Remember, our goods are all newly made up
and We guarantee to give you the best goods
and best fit for the money of any house west
of Baltimore. Our stock only needs to be
seen to be appreciated; you will be pleased
with both quality and price. In styles and
sizes we can accommodate all-mcu, youths,
boys and children.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-12
$500 to S25o.0o 4 MONTH

can be made working for us. Persons pre-
ferred who can furnish horse and glye their
whole time to the business. Spare moments
may I've peofitably employed also. A few va
cancics in towns and cities. b. +. JOHN
SON & CO., 28th aud Main st.. Richmond,
Va. Apr 70 1t.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-12

PnoMoTED.-Our old friend Maj G 3. Nc
Lellan has been promoted to Lieutenant
colonel His name was sent to the Senate by
President Harrison on Monday last. He is
stationed at Ft. Apache, Arizona, with the
10th Cavalry,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-12

The Frederick printers intend to make
Rome howl On the Glorious Fourth; and
they will know how to do It, you may wager
your last nickel
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-12

CouRT CohvENEp.-The May Term Of
the Circuit Court for this county convened
on Monday lust, Judges McShcrry ind Lynch
on the bench.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-12

Humphreys WITCH HAZEL OIL.-"The
Pile Ointment for Plles-External or In.
,crnal. The relief is immediate-the cure
certain. For sale by all druggists