Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-07-05

Schley's Cough Syrup VIII keep inc roses
of Health ever on your cheeks. 1t never
tails. Gmndest remedy for all Coughs and
Colds of every kind. Only 25 cts
S1OO.-For 800 we will furnish n
splendid new Burdette Organ and give 20
music lessons in the bargain. Call at this
office and see the instrument. 1t is a
beauty.
FRIEND Cassell expects to manufacture
much larger quantity of phosphate this
season than last. John w, Seton is his
travelling agent and after he gets fair
start an extra mail bag will have to be used
for conveying orders to him--Cassell.
In addition to the handsome grounds
and other attractive places at Mrs. Nc
Pherson's boarding house, near Catoctin
Furnace, a splendid new boat has been
placed upon the artificial lake, close dis
lance from the house. Everything is now
complete and in excellent style for city
bOardcrs.
CIURcH NoT1CE.-Rcv. Arnctt will
preach in Oslers Hall on next Sunday
week, the 18th, at Z! p. NJ. All are invi-
ted. 1t is the request of the reverend gen
tlcman that the audience assemble little
before that hour as the evenings are so
short.
TIE mill of Mr.. Cornelius Black, near
Graccham, is now undergoing repairs and
will be completed in IA few weeks. Car
mack & Biggs have the job which is Il sure
guarantee that all will be right with that
mill. Mr.. Blacks reputation as miller is
not 10 be questioned either
Our young friend, Harry Freeze, who
has spent the past five weeks among the
Dutch of Pennsylvania, comes back to the
home of his birth place feeling greatly re-
freshcd and grandly improved-as far as
clothes arc concerned. Harry we welcome
you.
A RICH treat is in store for our West
minister, Carroll county friends. The Fifth
and Sixth Regiments Maryland Militia
have been invited by the citizens to en-
camp near that place Oh the 30th, nd it is
more than likely they will COMPLY will. the
request. Col McKellip is the originator
of the scheme.
On A VIsIT.-On Friday last Mr.. Ed
ward Parish, accompanied by Mrs. Slick
and daughter, left on the early train for an
extended trip 10 Anne Arundel county the
home Of MIS-. VIM. Grimes, sister of the
above parties. We hope they will have a
pleasant time and be greatly benefited
thereby.
ARRESTED .-Constable Ryan arrested
on Monday last, a man by the name Of JAS
IIar,lry, charged with stealing Il saddle and
bride from Thomas Smith of A., of Ur-
bana district The case was taken before
Justice English who committed him for a
hearing on Thursday. Justice English re-
committed the accused tn await the action
of the grand jury Citizen.
APPOINTMENTS Board of Trustees
of Mont"vuc Hospital, held a meeting last
week for the purpose Of filling the vacancy
occasoncd Ivy the death of Mr. G. II. kccf-
cr who occupied the position of President
of the Board for several years past. Mr. G..
j. Lewis was appointed Trustee.
GONE. Those who have bad business at
the depot within the past year or more will
learn with regret that Harry Shrincr, tclc-
graph operator, has retired from this office
and taken up his abode at Owings' mills,
Bait CO. Harry has always been a very
clever and agreeable agent and will be
greatly missed by our community
A SEAsoNABLE CAuTIoN.-l3cwarc of
drinking ice water, whilst ovcrhcatcd. 1t
may cause sudden death. Get cool first,
or at all events, wait till the perspiration
ceases to flow If unable to resist temp
ta,iun chill your temples and wrists, before
qucnching thirst with cold water, whilst
ovcrhcatcd.
Another STANDARDIZATION arc at work
in some Of the ncighboring counties col
lccting money from farmers who own pat
ent hay forks, claiming the fork to be an
infringement of patent owned by them.
Look out for them aud don't allow your
self to be swindlcd. They are pronounced
I,,on iu,,,ctnrc and rhootc
THANKs.-Wc received through Mrs.
Johu Root bountful supply of wedding
cake for which she and the newly married
couple will please accept our thanks. May
their pathway through life be strewn with
tender lilies at all times and joy and pleas
ure meet them at every turn. Again we
say thank you.
OUR public schools closed on Friday last
and the boys and girls were turned free to
enjoy themselves as best they can for the
next couple of months. Messrs. White
and Landcrs, as is the custom on the close
of their select schools, treated the scholars
to bountiful supply of lemonade and
cake.
SAD ACCIDENTAL lad about ten years
of age, son of Mr. Samuel Stops, about
three miles from town. accidentally got the
chor,, nrnnr of a ctonl fnrI uSpl ot the ST n