Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-06
CHOICE Rye and buck. wheat flour for
sale at Martins mill.

sale at Martins mill.
DEAD.-MR. Isaac Motter, formerly of
Emmi,tsburg, hut of hate years residen
Of Williamsport, Washington county, died
suddenly IN that place on Monday last Of
apoplexy.
+. THE glandest thing of,.the age, that we
have ever used in our family ia DR.. Schley's
Family Cough Syrup. Safe, sure and speedy
relief for all coughs, colds and kindred A.
fections. Only rs cents for large bottles.
1t never fails. :,
New CHuRcH.--Mt. Moriah church on
the mountain few miles west ofthis place
is fast approaching completion. The.stone
work H. all done and is said to he one of
the finest pieces of mechanism in this re:
gion: MI. Cyrus. .Moser. s Son did 1t
which is sure guarantee ofits being done
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,s~Al4.owEo "A ,NEEpl,E -Aboht two
weeks go Mts Sa1iicc White, residing. a
short distance from this: hlacr, accident:
ally, sswalla,ssssd Resdle, fios the effects Of
wldeh slN Is snD Suffering, apd at times
gives her friofals CRED aSrm: at is great
|'misfvrlunc AS the f.ni'y. have just become
nicely fixed inNhcir new .heusc. !:
Mr.. John Ilsgle's gray horse, Samuel
J. Tiden," wliic', was considered by the
owner gone goslilt," q. few weeks ago,
from the effects of kick in the stomach
by another horse, is rapidly recovering and
he has hopes that he may yet realize a
thousand or two III work from the noble
animal. ..
Mcssrs. WillWhitc and Will Iammctt,
former residents Of our town, but now re-.
siding in Baltimore, dropped in to see us
last week: TlIeir appearance in our midst
re calls to memory the de- va Of base ballis,n
when the old Rough and Ready could draw
their coats and flax anything in the county.
Both look well.
LARGE FUSERAI"-Thc funeral Of Mr.
Joseph BaugAcr, who died recently in
Frederick. passed through this place on
Tuesday, last week, en- route for the Gene
terry ut MI. St. Mary's College. The func-
raj procession was one of the most elegant
We have seen Tor y long time
Fox SHER1rr.-Mr J. S. b. Hartsock.
the efficient office deputy. in the 'lcrif1's
office, Frederick, wishes it made. known
that lie will be candidate for the Office of
sheriff in 1879. Mr. II. by his many man.
" nad accommodating qualities will no
doubt. receive The hearty support of his
patty at that time. We hope he will be
successful.
FARM PrncHAsgp-About ten days
NC" Mr. A. +. ,0rndora. of this place, pur.
chased from Mr.. Philip Brown, a farm con.
tanning lO4+ acres, situated about q mile
north Of Franklinville, for $500.
Our townsman, Mr. J, p lIarbaurh. nj
so purchased a farm near Rocky Ridge.
this county. from Nr.---for $1,000. The
farm is said To contain about 100 acres.
ForSD DnSD IN Bkp.-Miss Rcbccca
Ifrrt air aged lady residing with Mr.. Josh.
nj ,Ifr-t, II mites North OF this place, was
found dcpd in her bed last Friday morning
The dec, ascd had retired the evening pre-.
vio,i' in apparent good health. but ~ she
was subject h spasma, or some sort Of
faintng spells, it is supposed that she WAS
attacked during the night with one Of
these, and died tllcrefrom She was in tue
6lst year Of her age -Rcgister.
Among all nations greater or less de
gree Of attention is given to TIE condition
OF the body but in these days not near so
mucl, regard is paid to health as there
should M Prolonged application to bust
ness. unCeasine pursuit Of pleasure. and a
generally artificial method OF living have
made us nation of Dvsprp,ics Refers
Vegetable life Drops arc an Invaluable
remedy for al sufferers with Dyspepsia,
its Use being immediately beneficial.
Charles Armstrong Painter, is years
Of age, son Of Milton Painter. was found
dead carly Friday morning a week, in the
ysrdSnf his fathers house. at Owing's Mills
nn the Western Maryland railroad. lilo Mt
tended school III; the city rgu:nrly and re.
turned homo Sa usual Thursday evening
Ills dcsll ,Asa.Irihltfd to npoplexy or
heart dieease ,.He was found lying on his
face in thc'yard,: Mis- hand clutehing
piece ofmanSSs. :. =. 81,
CHILD -F'NsD By A Doa.-We learn
that on The 10th instant, dog was seen
on the farm OF Mr.. Thornton Poole, at
Liuganore r. O.. with something dark and
suspicious hooking IN its mouth, and on
calling him up the object in his mouth was
found TO be new born colored child. A
portion Of tho child had been eaten by
some animal, A colorcd girl living with
Mr.. Poole has, we learn, been arrested and
lodged in jail Banner.
FINE School HoUsE.-The Mddletown
Register says, the new public school house
ut Burkittsville, in this Valley. was ocnuri-
ell on the 18th INST. The desks, fifty six
in number, were manufactured in Indian
apolIs, Ind, and cost $3.50 cacl'. They
are made of bard wood. and will seat ll2
pupils This is in all respects one Of the
finest houses of the kind in the Valley.
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