Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-11-20
Inral Men,s.

ter.
The leaves came down in showers, Fri,
day night. :.
For ladies kid gloves, 60 to Gllds' Phar'
macy.
There will be preaching at the Methodist
church on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Guard we'll your fires at night. An ounce
of prevention is better than pound o.
cure.
We call attention of the new double col
umn adv. OF Mess. Adler & Co. On an
other page.
James SINNERS elbows" both the char.
coal and anthracite furnaces at Catoctin
and has his hands full.
The wife and two daughters Of Elias
Blickenstaff residing near Welfsville, died
Of typhoid fever last week
Mr.. JOHN DoNAHUE is building brick
stable on his property next to the W. NJ
Hotel, and also putting furnace in his
housc-Chrontcle.
If any trouble is attendant upon tht
Baby's teething, don't hesitate to use DR.
Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t is valuable. Price
25 cents bottle.
BALLS" is the latest slang out. meaning
"dollars." One and one quarter "balls,
III advance, will secure you u years sub
scription to the CLARION.
For Indies Rutfs choicest III town, go tc
Gilds Pharmacy.
Tom Davis of iron kettle notorety,made
the town lively ON Monday last. Some
one intimatcd that he was dcsirlous Of Sc
curing free beard in Frederick.
There will be three charming grass wild
ows in town next week. They promise to
make things lively during the absence OF
their several lords Whoa, George.
Mrs Henry Stouf1cr died on Wednesday
morning after illness ofbut four days The
cause of her death was congestion Of the
stomach with a slight attack of paralysis.
She had attained an age Of about - years
Thanksgiving services will he held in
tho Lutlerau Church, on Thanksgi ring
day, Thursday. Nov. 81 ut !Oo'ciock,r m
Jointly by the clergy AMI congregations OF
the town.
PUaILIsrIc.-Pcck Miller and Charley
Mcssncr had set to on Saturday evening
A black eye skinned lip, much profanity
and "cnougl,," suiliccs, in the way Of de
scription.
For cheap dry goods and groceries 60 to
Gilds' pharmacy.
The Important document arrived by U
s. Mail on Monday last and the trip has
been finally determined upon. Yes. ma'am
the letter did come and now guess we'll
laugh little on our side.
Call upon n man Of business,
During the hours Of business,
Transact your" business,
That he may have time 10 attend to his
husinesS.
That's business.
. Those sensations peculiar to the dead.
head were experienced by us for the first
time, on THURSDAY last, rs we boarded the
train for Baltimore, with our bran new
1000 mile ticket in our pocket. They are
delicious, and what is better, worth just
two cents per mile
Fol childrcns slate sponges, go to Gilds
Giids' Pharmacy
Mrs H. Munsh sur, of Liberty, raised or
one vine five pumpkins, averaging 80 lbs
each, or 400 lbs, solid pumpkin pic mate
rial on one vino. She also raised 233 to
mtaocs on ole vine. 1t was trained up !
lattice and every one of the above number
matured.
For nice toilet articles. go to Gilts
Pharmacy.
Maggie, second daughter of Col. Jno r
Rouzer, pushed small agate button int
the left nostril one day last week, and il
was extracted with considerable difficulty
as it had passed up beyond the bone in thu
nose. DR.. White performed the operation
The new variety entertainment opened
in town, by tie Mcssrs. Adle-, presents a
feature in the amusement business that is
novel in its way of attracting patronage as
well as in the matter of the entertainment
itself. We have had the pleasure Of print.
ing the programme and Dramatis Personao
Let the band begin to play
The new U. B. parsonage on East ST., is
well nigh completed. Four of our church
es will. when this one is finished, own par.
sonages. The Lutheran congregation be-
Jag the only one renting dwelling for
their minister. step up gentlemen, and
buy the Bussartl property.
The boys have been worked pretty tight
this week, on account Of the unusually
large amount of job printing, that came in
during the first part of the week. 1t is a
pleasure to be kept busy, and We request
that the fun may be kept going.
A horse belonging to Rev. II. P. West,
jumped over the paling fence that sur
rounds the Methodist Church, and caught