Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-06-29

sweet music, &c, on inc lOuftn Oh july,
there will be a grand concert in the even
ing. This will be decidedly the best fea-
ture Of the day as great preparations have
been made to make it 4 success and all the
beauty and talent of our town engaged to
make it both impressive and interesting.
Don't fail TO attend.
MANY of our readers will douDtlcss Sc
cure the large and lively monthly paper
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DEATH.-Mr. Henry Adams, aged IS
years, who lived near Adamstown, was
killed on the railroad near Mr., Ezra Mich
acfS on the 21st inst. He was walking on
the track, and was ovcrtakcn by passcn-
ger train on one track, and a freight train
on the other. He got off the track how
ever before the engine reached him, but in
falling down a high cmbankmcnt was
killed. citizen.
SUDDEN DEATH..-On Monday after
noon, just after dinner, Thomas Sanders,
who had been engaged in getting stone
out Of Mr. John Roops quarry, near
Roop's mill, was found dead. He evident
ly had died while eating his dinner as his
mouth was full of bread when lie was
found Jury rendered vcrdi,t Of death
from heart disease. - Westminster Sentinel
An OLD CoIS Talk about your old
coin Why, we have n copper i'll our
possession which is tro,hUndrcd ald SIXTY
tSco gears Old, and is quite a curiosity. 1t
was left at our Office one day last week by
Mr. Christian Wincbrcncr, residing near
/ Walkcrsyillc, in this county. He dug it
up on his farm short while since when
making fence From its general appear.
ancc and size we should think it was the
grand father Of all copper coin,-EHt0.
/ ONO has the champion spacious dog
At all times very savage on the approach
of strangers he recently as!onshci the
community by ioyou,ly wclcominga man
/ in light wagon who tied up at tn" hitch.
nr post before the house. The dog had
never seen the man before but something
in the light wagon had pat hlm on his
good behavior. 1t was Light Running
Domestic and the man "D"mcsiic
agent.
Look OUT FOR Information has
reached this city that a very suspicious
charn' ter has been operating IN This and
adjoinlhG counties NY taxing SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor certain newspapers, promising pf'H"H
In the shape OF sewing machines, organs,
"c. II" Is represented TO nc ahoUt - or
~ years oilI, heavy set, ana wears hra'y
mHs'"rAr. Persons should tie Gaf"rd III
then transactions with sU'h characters, a.
N'eiF ohly oNrrt Is To "rc'iIc "nd "citA0d
honest people ONT OF 'A'LF money I'"''N'
AR IoNr-Our former to ,.n,mau Mr.
Edward Parish who Ind fire ni,t,rrunr.
to have his Leo taken of las, December at
HpFIhS"rIh ONO, returned nome on sat
ur'ay mS'' ac'oI''l'""l'" ny HIS hfo'I''E
Henry, VINO mas o''n "i'H INN ever sine"
me Hc'Id'h' o''Ull'a' Az one 'IliIc II WAS
'h"''S"' l'"I MI J. """'" no' S'' over IT,
oUt 'ha''N' 10 N'''" l'"N I"'"'' MS me
has been spared ana ne Is no" on I''f
way OF recovery. we nope 'hclc VIII De
no change tor the worse during his soJoulil
here
RusTY NAILS.-Ercrv little Wnilc we
read of one who has stuck a rusty nail in
his foot or some other portion of his per
son, and lochiaw has resulted thcrctrom
all such wounds can be healed without any
fatal consequences following them. The
remedy is simple. Ii is only to smoke
such wound or any wound or bruisc that
Is 'iili"'ic"' Will ""'''"'S WOOL VI ""o'.
eil ''o'"' l"''''! minutes III '''c N'''o"'
Oh WOOL VIII ''Nc '''' pam o"' VI '''' ""'s'
klho Oh Inflammation we ever 81" "lls'"s
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A Box DROWNED. On Saturday after