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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
TRUSTEES SALE
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NEAT TW O-STORY DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING
ON THE
WEST SIDE OF PARK STREET
BETWEEN GROVE AND FLOYD AVE-
NtfES

BY virtue Of the provisions OF a certain
deed or trust. dated September II. 1890.
ana recorded in the Clerks Office OF Hen
rico county Court. Deed-BOok 1872 4. page
5O6. default having been made in the pay
ment OF a certain note therein secured.
ana being required SO TO DO, we Will
sell by auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. MAY q. 1884.
AT 8 O'Clock T.. NJ, "all that LOT OF
LAND WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON in the county OF Henrico.
fronting 20 feet . inches ON the west side
OF Park street between Grove avenue and
FLOYD street. and running back between
parallel lines $40 feet" The house contains
seven rooms, Is nearly new, and Is beau
ttfully located In a most improving To-
caltty. The lot is bounded on the south
by an alley ~ feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF exc
cutting this trust n a note OF 81, $50, with
interest from September 10. 1893; balance
terms annouaced at sale.
&. l.. DENOON.
IL. SWINEFORD,
my 10 Trustees.
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MEMS WEAR.

tii~4N N-niNs
Over 500 Gentlemen'S Negligee
Shirts are prlce-clipped to-day, IS
and $50.
Percale Laundere1 Shirts, SOC.
to-day
100 Gentlemen's Laundered Percalo Shirts
detached collars, Csc.
Doc. Gauzc Sniris and Drawers French necks,
real Lisie, 2oc.
Geatlemens French Neck Egyptian Lislc
Snirt-, l9c.
Balbligean. all sizes to Al. for 25c.
soc. Alt-silk Handsome satin-Lined Four-in'
Hand six Ties. 2Jc.
Gentlemen's Hop->ack Washable Fourth
Hand Ties AZ l2lsc.
15c. Gentlemen's Half Hose. leather shades,
unbleached or black, l2t5c. "a pair.
Gentlemen's Check-Muslin Shirts and Drawers,
4Sc. The material cost that.
800 dozen Toftoise-Shell Ilair-Pins, also Black
and Amber, . Tor %.
silyerine Nom arnishable Belt-Buckles, CSC.
for Soc. ones: &C. Tor the csc. ones.
Ladies' silver and Git shirt-Studs, non-tar-
nlshabie. lOc. a set 81 three.
Silye'-Link LADIES' Cui-ButIons, pc. from
DOC.
LADIES' Back Folding Fans. cord lacing, Sc.
Observation-Disclosures Colorod Fans, 30. 10.
~. and pc.
SOC. Tor soc. Fans, zoe. for 75c. quality.
Ladies' White-uauze six Fans, 1jc. for s1.25
quality. From that 70 $500.
50c. DirectOire Ladies Bows, 2oc. to-day.
Ladies Fancy shirt-t ronts, 25c. a set, from
Zoe.
CORSETS, as We said at the out
set-all stocks follow in price.
SOC. Ethel Corsets, 29c.
Zoe. Summer Corsc,s, Soc. to-day.
Never were Shirt-W Waists offered
at prices like these before:
sI.25 Laundercd-B Bosom Shirt Waists, Soc.
lmpCrtet Fancy Crepe shit. Waists, cost
sac generally. s1.50 to-day-in blue, pink,
canary. ana lavender.
Ladies Imported Llnon de Dacca Shirt Waist,
KNIFE plated. with sailor collar and cuffs,
3gc., from Toe.
Black aud White Wash Shirt Waists, beauties,
-, from 81.
200 pieces Muslin Underwear which We DO
not intend to recorder this season, go for half
to-day.
Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, and Chemise In the
Gowns, V neck, trimmed with embroidery,
nicely made, 3ic.
CHANGE YOUR UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Real Isle Vests at the
price you pay for cotton. Chill
dren's also.
Duck Suits that make you look
as graceful as a swan.
White Duck Suits at $500.
Nayy-Blue Duck suits, with white stripe,
sos, from $3.50.
Tan and Blue Duck Suits at $500. from So.
Wrap up in a cool Wrapper.
Percale Wrappers, yoke back and front, full
width Sflrf- .D'.
o%unug.Cloth Wrappers. newest shapes, 75c.,
IRON Sl.JO.
Bingham Wrappers. rur,es over shoulder,
edged with c)iOred embroidery, 81.
French Satteen Wrappers, beautiful designs,
$2.35. from $3.50.
M~ATTlNG.-Are you posted on
values? We don't ask you what
the cost of bringing them to this
country is generally.
Doc. Mattings for 23c.
x5c. Mattings for l0c.
Buy the boy a Iec. Waist
Sit him under a tree and let HIM
laugh at his big brother with a
worsted jacket on.
IS, so, and 75c. ones that cost
double.
REFRlGERATORS. Ne
The "North Star" is the one
that received the highest award at
the Worlds Fair. Whyl Come
lock into the merits by comparison
with all others offered you. Every
size and style. Sorts and sorts, and
the price no higher than the more
inferior. That's our part.
THE H co.
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AUCTION sALES-fature Daye
BY J. u. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers'
1il3 Main street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT
SALE

lllJ -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNT
by PUBLIC AUCTION
OF THE - rc
BEAUTIFULLY sITu ATEp NEof
No. 2ss FAST FRANKLIN STREET,
AN ATTRACrIvE DETACHED BRICK
RESIDENCE, c,1r Tot
AND A BEAUTIFuL VACANT H'i
FRONTING. TroGjETHER, esxi57 FEET,
AND FACING LIBBY HILL PARK.
Baker VIZ. Fleet and o~thels.aIn the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond
In pursuance OF the decree OF November
7. 1907. in the above-named cause, th"
undersigned special commissioner VIII Sen
by public auction, on the preIniS0'' y"
WEDNESDAY. MAY %. 1924.
at $50 o'clock =. NJ. the REAL ESIAiE
referred TO In said decree. II belng ,he
above-named very attractive and valuable
r.xidence No. 2SD6. and the beautifui
building lot adjoining. fr2nting' ,osetner;
sc feet on the north SIDE or rrs ,ay .nintS
streets. Immediately opposlte iADoy-iini
Park, and extending back between pa,
rallel lines l57 feet 70 an aiiey 10 IeSt
wide. The DWELLING, Is a nea. am I'M Of
good size, well Arranged. hayIhs the
usual modern conveniences with stsD'e
on the lot. and being a comfortable ana
Observation-Disclosures home, the lot on
which il stands fronting 3sl3i feet. ana
the adjoining lot fronts 3JXl5' feet' am
has thereon a substantial small brick
building and some choice fruit"Iees'
grape-vines. etc.
For beauty OF situation. health. com
fort. and good neighborhood this properly
is unsurpassed. and the seeker or really
desirable residence property should not
neglect the opportunity Afforded by this
sale.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue IN
two equal instalments by negotiable notes
at six and twelve months, with interest
added from day OF sale. and the title TO
be retained until all the purchase money
is paid and "A conveyance ordered ~ the
Court. D.. {. llCHAkDScN,
Special Commissions.
j. Il. Elan & Co, AuctiOneers.
Grace u. Baker, Plaintiff. against J.. F.
Fleet and ais. D"efendants-In the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city Of Richmond:
/. Charles W. GOddin. Clerk Of said
court, certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by the decree
In said cause Of November I, 1872. has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this llth day OF
AFA.HLMa1Au NAMU
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4 GENTS MAKE - AN HOUR
n SELLING OUR SPECIALTIES. This is no
misrepresentation, We guarantee II. Goods en-
tircly new and sell In every store, oflce, anu
home. Territory fresh. six splendid sellers. no
competition. Write for terms and territory.
EUREKA CHEMICAL & MIG. CO.. Box .. La
C,,sse MIA nv 2-coi1y
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IF YOU WISH THE MOST DE.

Il L~IGHIFULLY refreshing spring and sum-
mer drink, when aids digestion, promotes rest
fuiness aud sleep, relieves nervousness and
prOstration. you try
RObins's Aromatic Phosphate.
A splendid beverage OF which you will not
tire.
Fi.ty-cent and 81 bottles. Always ready for
use. A.. II. ROBlNs,
200 east Marshall.
A 50c. bottle makes 60 glasses. ap 2l-oodln
WANT CUSTOMERS
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de 21-ie=Su iS20-1s21 east Main street.
WANTED yOU To HAVE VOTE

WANTED, YOU TO HAVE YOUR
w LAUNDRY WORK done 10y the TROY
STEAM LAUNDRY. where they usa purc, clear
spring wafer 20 80 their Work and the latest I'M
proved methods. IL will pay you TO give IL a
trial. Special rates 10 families. Works, Chest
nut Hill Office. 200 north Filth street. Phone,
1854. Goods sent Tor and delivered.
uuVfyTl "a IT.,
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Highest of all in Lcavcning Power.-Lates U. S. Govt Report
Highest of all in Lcavcning Powcr-LatestU U. S. Govt Report
@!A!.!! . BsMa:9
ABSOLUTELY PURE
MEETINGS-Third Saturday.

pRIcELAygRs' UNION.
MANITOBA TRIBE. Red MEN.
ENTERPRISE COUNCIL, J. O. q. A.. y.
ASSEMBLY. GOOD FELLOWS.
c. FIRST VIRGINIA
RANDOLPH LITERARY SOCIETY.
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CALESMEN WANTED, TO SELL
y our goods by sample TO tho wholesale and
retail trade: sell on sight TO every businessman
or firm. Liberal salary and expenses paid. PO-
sitiOn permanent. For terms address with
stamp, CENTENNIAL MANUFAC1URlNG
COMPANY. Milwaukee. Wis
nv 1o-Sn Su6TulDm
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Saturday---Bargain Day

It's needless to repeat that Bar
gain Day touches every one OF the
p general and 50 minor depart
ments of the store.
The prices quoted are hints only
to the savings all over the house.
Echoes of the Great Glove Sale
at Glove Department.
Black All.silk Mitts, &c. n pair.
I 10 and 25c. that cost 30 and SOC. generally.
0Oc. Miiis. pure silk. special price, $50.
SIX Gloves, AXX quality, special price oOc.,
from soc.
Keyser Patent Tip, black, with white stitch
ing and tour pearl buttons. 1Jc.
The entire stock OF Kid Gloves reduced 20 per
cent. for today.
Sl.5O Real Kid Gloves, any shade, O9c.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04

ThurInr mt is the new name Of Mechanics
town. The citizens OF that town, in con-
rrvss assembled, las, Fl ida, evening, almost
ANONYMOUSLY decided upon the change in
the above name, although the i;lca has been
long STAGE argued upon nnu accepted by the
people. The ouly difficulty has been the
setting of an appropriate name, that would
:,rcurI with The popular taste, and be sym.
hplica! Of the future prugIcss Of the ,own.
There is no rcns'n WAY th, prosperous
village, witt, its commanding position rail
road facilities ard cuicrprlsing residents,
-houi not make Il. rapid strides in commerce
and manufactures rs other places III the
state Of Its slzc and population. Thee Is
no .ack OF water power or other natural
advantages \ bill will he prepared for
the ming l., gislatnrc to act upon, leg 1liz:ns
The new name The meaning Of the word
"Tiurmont" ,s"the doorway to the noun
IAN" and her citizens propose 10 kccp it
wIJc open to progress and prosperity -
IV,,su
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Mortgages Sale
OF AN INTEREST IN A
VALUABLE piklI.

By virtue of the power of sale contained in
II moItga from John W. Valentine and wife
to Robert Diggs dated the tenth day OF Nov
emhrr 1892, and duly recorded in Llbcr } l..
j.. No. 6. fO.io4S, one of the Land Records Of
Frederick County, the undersigned, the mott
gagcc named in the said mortgage, default
having been made in the performance Of the
conditions OF the sail mortgage, will sell ut
pub c sale, at Rocky Ridge Station, ON
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4lh. 1894.
AT O'Clock, =. M,
al the right. title and interest of Jonn W.
Valentino aud Alice &. Valentine, Ills wife,
in and 20 the valuable firm, of W l,ch james
Valentine late of Frederick County dlel sriz
cd and possessed situated near Rocky lgein
Frederick County and described in the aboyr
mentioned mortgage.
The Interest hereby int, ntlcd to be sold con.
sisis OF an undivided one fourth interest IN
the whole Falm subject however to tie lite
jnicirsJ OF Josephine Naicntinc widow Of the
SAID James Valentine. undri his " i'll duly re-
corded among the Will Records Of Frederick
COunir. Aud subject also to the operation
and effect If IA mortgage from the said ,IOhn
W. Valentine and others to PhTh : BlgrS
tor 81 400 dated the 9th dry of April 1852,
and duly recorded in Ll"r ]. H. J No .,
folio 49E &c. one of lhc Land Records Of
Frederick County.
TERMS: CASH.
For further particulars address The under
signed.
ROBERT BIGGS:
MnltS"gcr,
Dccl44t. 2l3 St Paul st, Baltimore, Md.
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Or;ka Ni>i GA audit.
Home Cure Treatment.
Tailoring. --Bpernrr Bros. =.
Houses for Rent. Bus Loo.
The Moucl--llcntirickS
lCoMMUN IATED

MIR EDITOR -
On Friday last received the following
from an unknown lady. hesitntrd to have
il published f.: the special reason. there is
IN It so much unmrr,tcl compliment and
.lisclaim any influence whatever And as
to calling any other meeting | must say,
with due respect to the earnest wishes of the
lady, If such u meeting is called it mus, be
done by those who made the selection if it
is not done Il, til Il ,sl,,nc to call it, it will
never be done some friends say publish
the letter; turn on the light" Then |
thought it wouli ir discourie us not to lei
the public know the views of Il lady who is a
property ow, er, and nm the last man to he
dls,n,.rleons to ~ lady in ct l wan, to hr
Oft in the first boat when no ladies' are |'fl
Although she has no vote She is entitled to
respectful hca,,ng. will answer however
and say to the unknown ndy, who pleads 50
hcrolcnlly, Il can stand it il they cam bui
acc riding 10 my calm Judgment however,
this p ace has lost IL opportunity aud lost it
forever.
C. Sl,iulty.
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CcNIt NtCATED

\ SvNrHI,... - W hiist the consistOry Of
Triuty Reformed Church WAS in quarterly
SESSIONS last Thursday evening, al the
home Of the pastor the deliberations were
suddenly interrupted by An alarm at the
front door the pastor, IN the abschce Of MS
wife who 1T the time was Visiting the SICK
IN the nri1h4urlooh-, REUSED himself Il"
attend the alarm, " hen ,u his after ;istu;.rl
incnt was met by ALMOST his congregation {;
wh. M was sand by the foreman, had risen
90 IN arms u.lin,, the y sl'rand his tani w
Tn. pastor icelin. himself unequa! 10 the
Dcca sion wrnt il hot haste Tor rcln'orccme1t>
hi, wife the children all b, ing in bed but
one.
,'pon their r,tarn, the pastor and wife
fmnd :uelr home flied with friends instead
of enemies far rs 'nppcarnnc,sni are sonclins
deceptive" the host md hostess formed on
looking deeper Ito the situation, to their
great satisfaction that these good people had
cnluv with their arms indeed, .nMd with
eypre>s Sous OF Lne and qooi ~W " hat
could nave been more brtilling this most
Joyful Nu,as tide.
Bu, this was not the meetin, of the
Eonsisinry Was unccrrmonou>ly broken up
lust AZ Il point where lhcy had learned that
The finance Of the congregation
were in I. most excellent condition,
which 10 doubt prepared :h"m for what
was to follow TO. when Mr.. Washington
ia, f,rt
had made his inim',abc presentation speech
and was responded to by toe pastor as well
rs he could under the circumstances, Elders
ID. 5. Firur and d. & Hamme,t and "tnrr
members of the co. sistorv followed with
appropriate and touching speeches ON
behalf of the occasion.
The assembly was then led in prayer by
the pastor and followed by the lrneuicti"n
Tlla remainder OF the evening WAS prOtitabIy
ard pleasantly silent in conversation and
music.
Miss Blanche Ilamnctt presided ut the
Piano.
Mr. Elas Shatier of the theological Sem.
mary, Lancaster Pa, sang several beautiful
NbIOS, ituu OILtlo uHitSt III iS.iNSAh oo''A
choice Xnas music.
The susccsS OF the occasion, rs on similar
Nnrs, was mainly due to the ability of tbs
ladies If the Congregation IN keeping secrets.
together with the fact that the pastor aud
ms family meyer expect any thing until 1t
comes as also the fact that at the exercises IN
the church on Xlnas morning the pastor
and wife were thrown of their guard. 10y
being made the recipients of a handsome
cash donation Of money from the Society OF
kingsdaughlcrs OF Trinity church. 1t is but
JUS, and right also, that We should gratefully
acknowledge valuable and substantial gifts,
u, the same time, from friends not members
of the congregation at present.
Thus was consumated one OF the most
pleas at aud profitable surprises which this
devoted people bavc been IN the habit OF
conicrIng upon their pastor from time to
time.
May the Lord continue to bless and pros
per all who have participated in this event
and especially this faithful and grow Ing
congregation, 10 the glory and praise OF His
great name.
Pastor.
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OFFICERS ELECrED AT the election held

OFFiCEns ELECrED AT the election held
Ivy TIE }: O I. \. N Oh Friday night last,
the i,llnwinr officers were elected: :. b.
Bennett, {; J, w C""gcr, We =; ii. G. Root,
( j.; Clarence Crc"scl. \ II, s.. Jos. A.
Rennctt, +. > ). NJ. BArly, T.; Alrhtns
Firor, c. F. W. ungrr, " {. y, Cramrr,
L. :. John Slull, .. = ; = n. llanlnak,r,
jr. Z. { r. {. S;ocksdale. II ) e.; and
Trustees
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M,cmnic>tuwn, Nd Dec. &c 1898
Mr.. Charles Sh,pry,
Mcrnanics,own, Md.
Dear 81, II be- you viii allow T
lalv few rcmnrhs don't wish ,oappcnr
piesumptlous but nm so worried over the
thought of Tue proposed name for our town
"Thurmnu,' that am constrained to write
tovou on the suhIec' and beg you, MS the
most influential, to make another appeal to
thr people Mf;ue FOO hate. before we are
d,onle,i With -lhis name 'TAurn,unt' We
will end our existence, we m"v as we'll he
embajmcd and laid away in rose leaves and
colton, as n corr spondrrce suggests for
Mcchanicslowh and her amer, nj methods
Better the name McchNnic-,own than one
thnt will be detrimental to its progress,
"Thurmont' is not prctrn,iouS, that IL the
rub 1t will not attract or claim thu attention
of the strange. The significance will not
will think Git they give thought AT AID it
a little way dc station lately came into
eA.,lancc, n,ycr hs>ocialln- il with our
beautiful muun,rins On i. must not hc
how can our people lie 50 blind; As
resort 'Thurmon,' can never do for us what
Blue Mountain City can. We must have u
nanc and tilcn bring our town up to II, aEd
know Blue Mountain City is the name that
means progress to us; il viii cnthuse the
stranger il is mgicl" and watts to the ear
ls significance III flash with It's first utter
anc, i, VIII ares thra,tcOtion o'thr stranger
it, beauty IS, !, is lain English, and conveys
,ur meaning to all III flash; A City by
the Blue Mountains. Mr. Shiplry, ! beg as
II co-worker and property holder, YOU will
not allow the people to hlind'y Turn aside
this name that means 50 much TO them there
must b. somrlhuL done to rnlghlcn them,
and ynu who are ihc most Influential please
take ;hr lt,d. nnI hLpw yoH can help The
itv pass before to ittc, il YOU please, allow
me to suggest call another meeting AMI vote
clown "Thurmon,' and try help The people
zee why it will not hc any more, or not as
HllCn value ~ M'Filalll'S'ONu II, tCll tilt III
plainly YOU rW not use your influence IN
their behalf, unless they chO 'se Il name
worthy your endcavor. that will work, for
YOU have friends who will hc with you in
the conflict. You have more friends and
nlyornies for Blue Mountain City, now,
then, before the selection Of "Thurmoni
hear That with many il has become dis,aste.
tul and tire more the, think owe, it the more
worthless and mranlnglrs, i, pro, IS 10 them,
and 1t may hr IVY ealing ano,hr, meeting
" ill enligh,cn them. A t. the p. q De-
pertinent OBJ. citing, that is Nil bosh. We
are ent,l led 10 the name we select, and If it
hv Blue Mountain City, we Will get it, MS it
is til, o.iv maine in the county OF states. l
hear that II was only aiuse on the Thumont
side, to set your name Il, NJ &. aside l
feel sure W. VIII have any trouble with
the p D. if we can only get tie pnb'ic 70
see that Blue MounL"ln City is the name for
Us. beg YOU will excuse This presumption
if 50 considered, AZ am very much inter
tstrl in the purpos,d chsnge of name.
wish YOU III success and that You may be
victorious in Blue Mountain City.
a S'i""s0'
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DEATH OF ME. JOHN RuuzBR This
prominent and esteem d citizen died at his
home near this place Oh Monday mnrning
and was buried On Wednesday. Askelch of
the life and character Of the deceased viii
appear in our next issue '-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04

DEATH or Mis-. A. NJ. PoILEr.-Tnis
eslimabc lady d. dat her home here on Sun.
day last and was hurea on Tucs'lay. An
extended sketch of the deceased will appear
in our next issue tH
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r.. T.. kefnuVer, M. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Otleres bis services to the people Of
Mcchanicstown and vicinity.
OFFICE:
III room formerly occupied by Birely
4 Os.er, one door west of Bank Build
Mg. ..-
Residence, Mrs. II. X. Groif's prop
orty on Church st. where ! will be
found after Office hours.
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Gunrenteesl 1 IRE.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell DR., Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition.
If on are afflicted with Cough Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble. and will use
this remedy rs directed, giving tia fair trial,
and experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refunded.
We could not make this offer did we not
know that DR.. Kings New Discovery could
be relied on. Trial bottle free at NJ f..
Lca'hcrman's Drug store Large hottie SOC.
md 81 10
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04

The ice harycs, viii come now within the
nrN, four weeks, if at all. it Is an unusual
thing to have heavy ice form anew in Feb.
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Professional.
y. :. lEA!sEEIAN, w.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,

p ,blic Office in my Drugstore.
Private Offices in rear Of drug store
nA at my residence.
Prompt attention given to all calls
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Local Items.

Colds aud grip still prevail here
The weather continues 20 be very change
able
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04

Slr. Joseph Rosens,eel Of Mottcrs has
purchased an elegant and "ld-rstahlshed
restaurant and saloon in Bnlunmrc md has
placed it III charge Of his son Dorie. The
young .nnn has excellent business habits AM,
will become popular as IL proprietor.
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For Bent.

The property occupied by the late Abel
Mitchell deceased, situated on Main,s., Me,
chanicstown, good two. story brick dwelling
and lot.
For terms apply to
: VI Bl,lN vi
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NeW Advertisements.

Have you made good resolution for 1902
Il 81, MAKE another to KEEP the tir t..
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Order Ni~i OIL Audit.

No. Gl7t, Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County
sitting in Equity.
November Term, 1893.
Samuel VI. Bircly and Van 3 Os"r
Assiynees of M"rtgagce of
John II Freeze and wife
Petition
In the Matter of the Auditors Rcpor,
filed the 10th day of Dec, 1893.
NRDERED, That CA the 9Th day Of
OJan 1894, the Court will proceed TO act
upon the first Rcpor' OF the Auditor, filed ~
aforesaid. in the above cause. to finally
ratifv and confirm the same, unless caise to
the contrary thereof ne shown hcfnc sand
day; pruvi,leda cni'v of this order he insert
cI III some newspaper Published im Frcder-
lex County, fer two successive weeks prloi
to said day.
D,trl this 10Th day of Dtccn1'cp, 1893,
JOHN l.. JORDAN,
Clerk Of the Crs,Ht Court for Frederick
County.
True Copv-Trs, John l. Jordan
Dec ol3t. Clerk
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