Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-07-20


county. He dresses in the suit nature
gave him, and frequently makes his APP
pcarancc in places wholly unfit for per-
sons of his stamp and habiliment to enter.
One of the characteristics of said wild man
is to chase women and children and make
himself generally disagrccablc. The lla-
gcrstown Mail saysa party of men have
been trying to capture him, but up to date
their efforts have been unsuccessful.
PEtsoNAI.-Dr. Thomas Landcrs, Of
Washington, has been with us for the past
week and has been enjoying himself as
best he could in our quiet town. The re-
cent warm weather has not pulled. the Dr..
down much, but he complains considcra.
lar. .... Mr.. John Lindsy, OF Chicago, al
80 returned nome on Saturday last and
will remain with us for a short while. Mr..
l.. is engaged in the painting business in
Chicago and is said to be doing good
business. 49,. Cyrus, Malannthum Lidcs
smiling countcnancc was likewise seen in
our midst. Jacob I0nson, who re-
moved his family to Baltimore last spring
has again returned to this place and will
leave it no more. We are sorry to say
Mr. VS. health is not so good as it might
be, but hope the pure air of his native
place will restore it.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Our community was
considerably shocked on Wednesday last,
at the announcement Ct the sudden death
OF Mr. Elias lIarbaugh, Of Sabillasvilt-
From facts gathered we learn that Mr.. IL.
was taken sick on the Friday previous, and
although not considered dangerous at that
time steadily grew worse until death re-
licrcd him of his sutlcrngs. He had been
hard ut work in the harvest field for days
before and on he day mentioned, which
was excessively warm, he drank considers
able water, which brought on cramp and
billiousncss, and finally death. His re.
mains were inferred at Wayncsboro', Pa,
on last Friday. He was aged about II
years, and was ighly respected Ivy all who
knew him. His death will be deeply felt
in the community in which he has 50 long
resided
BALTIMORE ~ THE CESTFNNIN"-
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OF the Centennial are the daily piano "rc-
rtals' "l concerts in the Piano Depart
mcnt Main llalN of Charles NJ. Stictf, OF
this city. The pianist is Mr. II. Biall'.
The programmes arc admirably selected,
and the performances attract large audi
cncca. Mr.. Stict exhibits several instru-
mcntS, "Erand, square, "Boadolr, DC.
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