Catoctin clarion., 1878-07-18

GLOVES and Hosiery Of all kinds Lin
J en-, Cottonand Silk llandkerchleis very
cheap at
> DEATH FROM PARAtYsts.-Mr William
Norris, says the Middlctown Register, an
old and we'll known citizen of this Valley {,
residing along the mountain north of Bur
kittsvilc, died on Wednesday of last week
of paralysis, aged about ,e years lie had
been in somewhat cntecblcd condition for
some time, but was taken suddenly i'll only
\ a few days before lie died.
tits adcplorable fact that our town has 50
few young men in it, but Is ovcrrun with
) small boys, their actions making them such
whose ages range from 10 to 25. Instead
of wearing long tailed coats, as they arc so
| wont to wear, their parents ought to dress
them in style characteristic of Their ac-
lions-pctticoats, and be kept at home
until common sense is instilcd in them.
Our man Oscr, Of the corner tin store,
made narrow escape from serious injury
on Friday last. He was cleaning out the
drain in front of his house, and on lifting
up n large stone, used as a crossing, it fell
on his leg, rendering him completely help
less. The stone was removed by some by
ISLANDERS, and upon examination it was
, found that no bones were broken, but the
leg was considerably bruised and sw olcn
PERsoNAL..-Wc were pleased to notice
on Monday las,, the genial countcnancc of
Captain Martin Ro,lzrr in our midst. AS
is usually the case, the Captain made one
of those flying visits and only had time to
say "how de do and good by TO his
many warm friends here. He is still en-
gagged in business in Allcgany county, and
; the large lanncry, under his management,
l., doing an immense trade
The razor powder man was in town on
Saturday last and did Il fright sharp" trade
in his line The number of old razors
, brought out and fixed up by this individual
is countless, and the number Of bcar,!s,
burnsidc4 and moustnchcs wllackCh otT by
means Of tins article ON the keen instrn.
mcnts would fill 4 good sized bed tick. Oh,
my, how funny some Of these parties do
look Some of them must have taken Il
little inwardly too, as they have been very
'sharp' Of late,
We call attention to the new double col
umn ad r., of Chas +. Cas-cil, proprietor
of the C.c>citr Fertilizer Mills. Mr.. G. in
forms us, that he will sell from six to eight
hundred tons Of Super Phosphate, and
from two to three hundred tons of POnIrc
PhoSphatc' and from - to 100 tons OF
Raw Bone this fall He loses 70 Old Gus.
toners, 50 far rs known nj present, and in
most cases sells them ali they use This is
certainly na,trring to his fertilizers. He
is running n, full time, and will be kept
busy until the season is over.
TuENE'L Hr 10 MoHE MIRO IioLE
TnENE.-Thal long standing cyc.sorr, 50
much talked ahpu, bv ,hc corner brigade
and others who had nothing else to talk
about, in from, Of the G rncr tin store and
Martins confectionery, hae at last been
r,ctiicd and all hands arc happy The
water which has heretofore run all oyer
the street, will hereafter he conducted to
it, destination through IL wooden pipe,
manufactured and placed in position 10y
Mc>srs. John Edward and d. {. Martin
and John prddccorl The great mud hole
viii now be lost to view and cpilcmics
cease to arise from it.
klCHI;p BY \ IloRsE.-A telegram was
= received here, Thursday eve in. inS1, STAT
ng tlIAl Edward S,immcl, formerly of hi,
place, but now residing on farm near
! Westminster, WAS Violently kicked by a
horse and 50 hrlIy injured that his life was
} dc>paircd of He was employed ON tho
farm of Mr.. Grorgn Armacust and whilst
attempting to stable some colts ono
, of the fii,l>v animals dealt him Il powerful
blow on the len side of the head render
ing him unconscious for a long time. At
, this 'jmo he is considerably better, but not
+ CLriiCly out Of danger.
DEATns.--Ihc Mi.IllctoNn Register Of
last week chronicles the death of two very
rolmnhIr persons of that place: Mrs Mar
tina Y. EclHcndannrr died at her residence
at / O'clock ON Wednesday last Of Hilam,
nation of the bowels Her remains were
inferred at Frederick on Friday. Mr. j.
Hanson Flock, a worthy and much respect
!! cu flrmcr, residing a few miles from there
Z also died on Monday of same week, after
an illness of about fifteen months duration,
AGED IS years His remains were inferred
in the Reformed church cemetery in that
place on Tuesday.
RoBEERY About midnight on Friday
last bold and daring r, hhcry was com
miDicd at the residence of Mr.. Joseph
White, 4 short distance south Of this town,
, hv which the thieves secured Il couple of
dollars in money ana some wearing appar
rel belonging to Mr.. W. for their trouble.
1t appears Mr.. White was absent from
home and the thieves taking advantage of
, tins gained an entrance to the house from
the front. His wife, who was up stairs,