Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23

THAT wife of mine says, since the intro
duction of DR.. Sckley's Family Cough Syr.
up all coughs and colds disappear and our
nights arc undisturbed by hacking coughs.
Sure cure, only rs cents. Try it and be
convinced.
Friend Gus, ut the depot, complains bit
terly of the bad conduct of some young
boys who daily congrate at that place. An
example will be made some of these
days and parents will be thrown into
lot of costs unexpectedly. Their conduct
on last Wednesday night was unbearable,
and Augustus was as mad as hornet.
A CHICAGO LOVE TRADGEDy.-The fol-
lowing is in part from The Tribune
They stood together in the entry beneath
the hall lamp. Then Henry she said, in
low voice, wherein were blended deter
mination, melancholy and love, you refuse
my suit p Yes, Ella he replied in accents
that were firm, though the speakers voice
trcmbled. Il admire you; l will be Il
brother to you and watch with pride your
course through life, and if ever trouble
should bctall you, there will at least be one
| friend to whom you can come for succor;
but can never, never marry sckly girl,
for rheumatism runs IT. your family That
foolish young man might, to-day, have
been happy by giving to his Ella that mir
acle Of pain reliever and most positive
cure for Rheumatism" Keller's Roman
Linimcnt, in reference to which well.
known Baltimore physician, says: Being
acquainted with its ingredients and extra
ordinary results, take pleasure in recon-
mcnding it to both the public and probes.
sion as being unqualified"
FREDERICK lTEMs-From the Examiner
of last Week.-Mrs.. Dr. John Gollsbor-
ough died on Sunday night, the 12th inst,
at the residence of her husband, about three
miles from that city, of consumption Her
death was rather unexpected, although she
had been Il long sufferer.
Mr.. john WilcoXcn was slightly injured
by falln. from ladder from which he was
working in one of the buildings winch he
has in course of construction on South
Market street He received IL painful cut
on the back of his head, but fortunately no
bones were broken.
On the 18th, Richard Oslc, a well known
cnlorel man, died suddenly from hcmorha.
res at the residence Of Mrs Lawrence J.
Brcnglc, on North Market street. He was
about 10 ye,rS of age and was quiet and
well meaning citizen
Horace Bcal' convicted in The Circuit
Court of this county, in September, 1874,
OF manSlaughtcr, ana sentenced to four
years and six months in the pcnitcntmry,
has been pardoncd by the Governor
Charles +. Halter, the inimitahlc rcstau.
ratcr Of that city sets up free lunch every
day from 10 to | o'clock. The printers
have all had smack at it and pronounce
it very pala'ahle.
On the 18th inst Mr.. A. ID. OLcary was
chosen president and William II. Ncodc,
mus, secretary, of the Franklin Savings
/ Bank
| The Farmers an Mechanics National
{ Bank have declared Scmi.annual dividend
of six per cent payable on AMI after the
Goth instant.
! For tie CLARION.
Rocky RIDGE, My 90,
The Dunkcrs of this part of the county
held their scmi.annrrll love feast on Friday
list en- these occasions Rocky Ridge be-
comes the focus of convcrging rays, not
only of Dunkcrism but also of every ism
of the day. 1t reminds us of that ancient
time we real about, when body of per
SONS were assembled for religious purposes
/ and another old fellow who did not belong
/ To That denomination presented himself
with them Owing to the inclcmcncy of
the weather the nnmhc" % outsiders was
small. and promcnading. that very promi
nrnt feature on these occasions, was almost
wholly wanting. Here and there could he
seen lonely couple who seemed deter
mined to rive the place cheerful aspect
and prevent it appearing ms gloomy rs the
sky above. though it had to br done in mud
almost ankle deep. The rain caused many
to he disappointed who had forriastc of
the feast of pleasure that was to he served
ON Friday last
The warehouse has lately been connected
with Mr.. Licklc's store by Il telephone =
( The distance is abou! four hundred wards.
y whisper at one end can be heard distinct
/ ~ at the other, and what is more every
characteristic of The speakers voice can
readily be disccrncd. MEMO
| HORRIBLE MUnDER-Our usually quiet
cit. says the Examiner, was thrown into
great rNcit' ment on Saturday night last by
Il rumor that II colored man had been muir
dered on East Patrick street. \ colorcd
man named Warner Stanton, of this city.
, having stabbed another colorcd man named
Dennis Davis, who resides on the Baltimore
turnpike, near the toll gate. The particu
lars arc us follows: On the night above
mentioned Mr.. Washington Smith, the
employer of the murdered man, came to
this city for the purpose of getting some
medicine, having with him Davis. After
arriving at Mr. David Schools grocery store
he placed the team in the care of Davis and
proceeded to the (rlr store nurinr h;S