Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23

OF Health ever on your CHECKS. IL HcNtT
tails Grantlcst remedy for all Coughs ana
Colds of every kind. Only 25 cts.
Col. B. Frank Carlin, Of the City Hotel,
! Frederick, has recently placed in the bill
| lard room three fine tables for the accom-
mediation of those fond of the game. The
Grand Central of this place containsa bag
atcle table.
TIE merchant or business man who
don't advertise is like the boy who took
green corn to market in bag. When he
was asked by a would be Customer what
he had to sell, he replied: "Its none of
your business !"
Mr.. Jacob Freeze and Mr. William
S,immcl, in the employ of Mr.. John Sto'
ncr near this place, one day last week
loaded Il WI gon thirty-fivc times, with ma
nurc, and then had several minutes each
hour TO rest. at is good cnoughtor Jacob.
MIR. Joseph Whites house, a short dis.
lance south of this place, under the super
vision of Mr.. Thomas Shaw, is being rap.
idly constructed. fit would be on one of
the more public streets, it would make
quite an improvement to it as it is fine
large building.
THERE will he union Sabbath school
picnic at the grove near the church, Rocky
Ridge, on Saturday, September 10Th, to
which all are cordially invited to attend.
! Able speakers and a good band of music
will be in attendance. Refreshments Of all
kinds will be served on the grounds.
/ Goop.-Thc steam thrcshcr certainly
did its duty last week. Our patron friend
Mr. John Troxcll, of near Logs station, in
forms us that in one day he thrcshcd 1906
bushels of wheat. AT this rate it would
not take many weeks to thrcsh the entire
crop Of the county.
w. \. Hahn, the ohliginr agent ut the
depot, attempted the unprecedented feat
of heating two horse team in from the
picnic on Saturday He was unsuccessful
in this, hut made the mile and a halt in
nineteen minutes. He strongly rcscmblcl
small sized engine with the steam guagc
open
Do not forget to attend III" grand union
Sunday school picnic at SahilIa>yllc on
this Saturday. Every arrangement has
been made to make this the affair OF til"
season Two bands of music vii! positive.
" he in attendance and able speakers will
also he present. Excursion tickets will he
issued Ivy the railroad comp any.
DEAD MIR. John Fitzgerald, a wcl.to
gentleman of Irish birth, residing about n
mile from this place, died on Friday last
after painful illness Of some sixteen weeks
duration His body was Inferred in the
Catholic Cemetery, this place, on Sunday,
Rev. Father John McCloskcy, of MI. st.
Mary's college, otlci ting.
The wife of +, A. Gittingcr, Esq, of
Frederick, made a narrow escape from
burning to death last Saturday. Her c)otE-
ing took fire at the cook stove aid She was
being rapidly cnvrloprd in flames, whco
Yer mother procured wet clothes, and
threw them Owe! Mrs c., suhduing the
flames.
\. J. Mabhiu, Esq, Front & faycttc
| SITS, Baltimore, was for many wears a sui.
! frrrr from Rhcnmati m. and nothing
helped him but Kclrr's RomHn Linjmru
/ He recommends il Ia all who may be sui
frling. fcclin" confident that il will give
! immediate rclict ami effect a cure.
At a late census Of ;hc canine popHH'ion
Of Frederick city, for Tie pUrp">" of tan.
alton. it has been &sccrtainrl that there are
3iS dogs of all agr>, SEXES and conditions
Upon which the Sn1" sun Of $500 will We
realized. II woull hra good idea to i'm
pose tax on the worthless ours in this
place for We certainly have great many,
! VERY II.L.-Wc regret to annul.cc tnat
Miss Doyic Pcnncl is now lying in very
prrcarous condition from hcmorhHgcs of
the lungs She was taken iii about three
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Miss Dove may yet rally IN | live Il long
time as she is one of the bright stars of our
town.
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