Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-12-04
For Carlisle shoes


S"h u Wcli, Gaining On L. ~. liaiiliah-
cr. Will sell for less than half it cost -
Size l2xl6 feet, with good substantial
floor.
The Babies cries arc its only method of
letting you know that it suffers and needs
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price IS cents
bottle.
/ ted like victim to my death I'll 60
This sentiment has MANY sufferer uttered
hut since the advent Of DR.. Schley's fam
| ~ Cough Syruc none nee d fear to die for It
Is sure cure for coughs, colds and kindred
affections Only 25 cents.
WHAT A WHorrER MIR. Emory
Gaundcr, Of near this place, recently made
a sausage eight Yards and n quarter long
over "a feet. Just think of twenty four
feet Of ground hog on plate before you
some cold morning and no buckwheat
cakes. Hush
The brick work on the new Reformed
church is completed and the carpenters
are pushing forward the Roof part rs rap
idly as possible. 1t is expected to he un'
der roof in the course Of q week This is
decidedly the lmndsoncst church in town
That is when completed. The members
all look happy.
| ILr.--We sincerely regret to chronicle
the serious illness Of Emory f. Croft. n
former apprentice c f this office, ut the resi-
! u &c re AL cgr ~
DRY is a boy of good character, smart, intel
/ ligcnt and would have made an excellent
printer We hrpc he may yet fc1ivc, but
the chances are greatly against him.
GooD.-Our Young townsman, John
TroXcl, son Of the Col, shot during the
month o! November, just passed, $50 par
trdgcs, 3 phcasants, 20 rabbits, Is squirrel"
5 woodcocks, and last but not least, tire"
dccr-two of which he sent home The
deer were shot in Virginia and the most Of
he other game in this vicinity. John will
soon lay the famous Capt Bogardus in the
shade "a wing Shot.
For the celebrated Hop Btlcrs, 90 to
bIlS IillTUliCE.
| RrLAYED.-M f Baxter Who has
charge of the section on ". NJ. II. II
extending five miles commencing near
Graccham running west, has just compile.
ted the caying Of the track OIL the wye
and new lrcstle work at this place. This
improvement was pushed to completion IN
order to accommodate the immense
amount Of coal and coke daily arrvin, tor
the use of the Cntoctin Furnaces. Which
is daily being hauled Ivy wagons to the
! Furnaces, requiring from SIN to eight teams
making two loads per day avcragcing five
tons to the load in its delivery.
! County APPOINTMENTS The follow
ing appointments have been made by the
Clerk and Register who entered upon the
discharge of ll;ri- duties on Monday: A
| Fcarhakc, Jr Clerk OF the rirc"N Court I
Of this county, has appointcd Mcssrs Wan
Mahony, VIM. \. Young, Alfred Ritter,
and VIM. H. IIllcar%, of Frederick city
and Edward Nclntire, of mittsburg, to
cirlkships in his Office. James =. Perry,
/ Register OF Wills has made the following
appointments in his office Capt. II. Clay
Nail, Chief Clerk, and has rcappointcd
| Mr. Geo kuoylc rs assistant.
For Horse Blankets and hM-gy spreads
Go to Roots.
| HuGGIsit-Thc general subject of con.
vcrSa,ion now i, the weight of big hogs
and bcav"s Quite number of very large
ones have been slaughtered lately, but We
/ have not vet learned who killed the cham
pion. Col. R,uzrr hI,chcrc,. two ON
Thursday last which weighed G1l pounds.
! Rumor has il that Mr. Geo W Stocks
ralc has two in his pen that will "kick the
beam" at about 500. The hogs already
killed, although not very large are said 10
have made excellent pork.
THE DEER IIuNrEns. The deer hunt
crs, who left this place about ten days ago,
have not been heard trom MP To this date
but we have every reason 10 b llcvc they
arc meeting with good luck, and will bring
home vcnison enough to last for the next
year to como. All are good shots and new.
cr miss-not even tree Mr.. Joseph
Miller, who has been ON a hunting eXpedi
ton to Pcnna. returned . few DAYS ago -
He reports the weather AS bceing very un,
favorable for deer bunting, but managed to
bag twenty phcasants, ahrut 4 hlndred
partridgcs and 4 number Of rabbits
For Gum over shoes and Ar,ics
Go to Roots
A PANIC IN CHrRCU.-About ! O'Clock
last Sunday evening says the Valley Reg
lister, during service in the NJ. f. Church
at JctfcI son, and on which occasion the
church was crowded with pee pie, an tx.
citing scene occurred. When Rev Edward
Smith was about halfthrough with his ser
mon gentlemen entered the church and
whispered to a friend at his side that the
colorcd peoples church, located in another
part of the village, was on fire. Those
near by understood him to say that the
church they were occupvin. was on fire
and this startling intelligence being con