Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-10-30

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For the celebrated Hop Bittcrs, go tc
Gilds' Pharmacy.
For lamps, lamp chimneys and windoN
glass, go to Gilds' Pharmacy.
For cigars and tobacco, 60 to Gil,ls
Pharmacy.
For cheap dry goods and groceries, go tc
Gilds' Pharmacy.
For ladies Rufts, choicest In town, go to
Gilds' Pharmacy.
Mr. Charles Eyler of Eyler's Valley met
with sad bereavement in the death of his
wife several weeks since She left severa
small children, who have our hearty sym.
pathy as their loss is rrcparablc.
Attention is called to the new double
column advertisement, of Geo. H. John
son on second page. This is the oldest
house in our town, and has ever been no
ted, for prompt and courteous attention tt
customers, and full and complete stock.
John II. Rouzcr lost valuable, though
somewhat elderly horse, this week. II
had its right hind leg broken by kick
from another horse. On Monday nigh,
the horse, in his struggles, tell into tho
branch near Main street, where he was
found at late hour and killed, Ivy several
blows from large stone hammer.
We are lii receipt Of Il beautifully exc
cuted circular, from Croft and tonlyn
druggists, Baltimore Nd. Both OF
these gentlemen are graduates of the
Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy, and
were formerly connected with II. G.
Blairs Sons, Druggists, of Philadelphia
They are men of undoubtcl ability, and
will have no supcriors, and few equals
among Baltimore City druggists.
We are sorry to know, that the price of
w!ca, is on the decline. We had hoped
that the rise was Il legitimate and not II
speculative one, and that it would not only
hold, but that it would continue to al
vance, to s. or least, 20 $50 per lushrl,as
nothing is slack when the agricultural
market is brisk The hughes, point reached
IN our market wa, 81 A., which is now of
TO fl.25 to 81 30, per bushcl.
NorrE Parties indebted to the CLAIR
ION will please call at the office, and settle
At once The books of A =. Beatty are
in our hands, for collection, and we must
urge prompt sr,tIcmcn, of the old ac
couats
Oar claim upon The subscribers will, By
contract with A. p Beatty, date from
April D. 1879 aud all accounts. FIR sub
scrip!ionS subsequent to HAT date, must
he settled with us; those prior TO that date
may he settled with Mr.. Beatty, or with
US, al the option OF the party.
\ little daughter Of onr ,ownan!an
Nelson Dorsey, met with II painful accl
lent last week, having fallen ON a corn
stalk. 1t entered the neck at the side ul
the windpipa m pissed up nearly to tho
car somewhat mining the winlppc and
some of the muscles of the neck. DR.. VIM
White removed a piece about one by three
inches and the patient is rapidly recover
ing,
The fullest rye, largest beet, pumpkin
lurnip and lie, most mar stitl,ning ghost
story, least comprehensive ode to Autumn:
and the return of the Rrv'> Bccchrr IN,
ralmagc to their respective llocks, have
all been chlonclrd now who will surpa,>
them all, become famous in thccycs ot the
CLAEIoN and win Il chrome or its tulliva
rent in last week : tx ;hangc%, by sending
Us in The larycs, list Of new subscribers
We We're pleased to receive from onr ole
townsman W. +. p. White, Il graduate OF
this Office and II capital printer, card and
circular announcing that he and Mr.
Graham have established Il partnership IN
the job printing business on Post Oilict
Avenue, Baltimore City. Mr--Girahanl
Was foreman in }. d. Ehlcrs Il Cos otlic,
and Mr Whue II .journeym'n graduate fol
the same office. We wish, and Judging
from the won kmanshir displayed On The
card and circular, pre,lic, them success.
ACAlsD.
Although have undertaken the editor
ial management of the CAToCTIN CLARION
shall still continue to carry on the old
busin, IS at the "Crescle" Fertilizer Mill
AMI take this early opportunity Of on
n0uncing that fact, inasmuch, rs it might
be assumed, not knowing anything to the
contrary, that ! had relinq,sled my old
business in undertaking the new
oct so At CIIAS. E,CASSELL.
To whom it may concern in both politi-
cal parties, we would respectfully state,
that We arc fully prepared to print mass
meeting posters, tickets NC, &c and rs it is
our intention, 10 endcqvor to Impress upon
the minds of each and every voter, the s,s-
crCd duty it is, to vote, we must certainly
be Of incalculablc benefit to both parties,
and such being the case, naturally, we are
the profits. Send IN your orders, Icssers.
Chairman.