Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-04-03


dence in Frederick city on Monday after u
long and protractcd illness. She was 81
years Of age and highly respected.
Look out for the martins. Their CHEEKY
chatter will greet the ear about the LIST OF
April. Several very handsome bird boxes
have been erected by some Of our citizens
in various parts OF the town for their &C
commodation.
At Homecoming, Md. Tuesday morning
young girl named Mary Keeling attempt
ed to cross the railroad track in front OF
a train. She caught her foot in frog, fell
in the middle of the track, and the train
passed oyer her, cutting off both legs.
She has since died.
Col. 7. Baker Xunkel has sold his farm
Hayland situated near Catoctin Furnace,
containing abont 200 acres, to Mr.. Samuel
Bussa:d, OF this county, for the sum OF
$1l 900, with the crop included.
The skeletons of two infants were found
on Saturday and Sunday last wrapped up
and slowed awsy in the garnet of house
in Martinsburg, one Of them having a rope
around its neck and both showing marks
Of violent deaths.
RELIGIoUs-Th Sacrament Of the Lord.
Supper will be administered on next Sab.
bath, the 9Th inst, in st. Johns Ev Lutl-
Gran church, this place. Rev Lamott, of
WooAsboio', will assist the pastor, Pre-
paratory services on Saturday at , p M.
Led like a victim to my death III GO
This sentiment has many sufferer uttered
but since the advent of DR.. Schlry's Fam
ly Cougl, Svrun none need fear to die for il
is a cure tor all coughs, colds and kindred
affections. Only rs cents.
: Col John r. Rouzcr, who always does
thing. right in the way of improvement
has had substantial board fence placed
Z around the lot recently purchased by him
! from the Soften estate \ few more mell
like the Col and we'd have the handsomes,
town in the State.
The town mill will hereafter be operated
by MrSsrs !. G. e. ID C. Martin, jr Mr.
Martin, senior, having retired t" privat,
p life for the present The old firm hal mad,
hosts of friends and patrons, and we hay,
no doubts hut that new one will fully sus
tain their reputation. Success, gentlemen
HoRSE KlLLED-On Tues lay CT last
week horse attached to Il cart bel 'ngin-
Mr., Anders, miller at Double Pipe Creek
ran away aud coming in contact with an
e other hers. on which Il Young man wa
riding, the shafts Of the car, entered hi
> breast ana killing him almost instantly,
Ii For S\LE-A "Bunanz,' card press
: with complete outfit, consisting OF 4 ioln
OF card type, brass composing pallet, far
nilurc, caI I'll ink, roller and fifty fnnci
= cards The undersigned, having pur
+ chased llrger press AMI gong into tin
9 business IN re extensively, will sell TIT
above outfit for 50 cash.
f. f. CROFT
l If there is one man that deserves creli
more than another for working 80 assdu
{ ously at the new VI. f. Church, that MAJ
y must be Col John Flcagc, for hr certain
ly has done his part and the work show
for it. Ii is expected that the church vii
+ he dedicated in few necks, as it is nov
c nearly completed,
= Lewis CLANCY and Charles GoG,lrick
two young men of WiIIlamspurt, Wash
ington county, while returning from Cum
l morning Il week, were seriously injured
The train thcy were on was run into b,
' another train, and lhc cars jam'nin5 to
gethcr both OF Cinncy's legs an | one oI
: Goodrlck's were badly broken and N lslcd
GOSE MIR. Justice the Cincinnati bu !.
gy man, who has been s"jonrnins in gu
place for the past three weeks left o:
i Monday last for ayne,boro, Pa. .juds
Ing from the number of buggies Inc tool
, away, his sales have been slim. But tlicl
, that is no reason why his ware is no
good nor he Il clever gentleman. W.
II
f QUITE III"-Mrs Jacob Lynn who wa
s stricken with para ysis about two week
t ago ANA partially recovered from it, is, a
, this writing, in a very dangerous condi
-. ton with no hopes of ecovcry-Aun,y
Wierman, one of our oldest citizens is alst
t quite i'll at her residence near town, witt
4 no possible hopes ofrecoveay.-Dr " IN
! White, likewise, has been quite sick for
week past, but we are glad to say is now
s eonvaesccnt.
: Since the above was put in type, TIT
=, soul of Mrs. Lynn has passed from Il NOR
tall to an immortal sphere.
Prof. GunIrum, instructor of the bant
Of this place, moved his family from llano
D., yer, Pa on Monday last. He now occu
:, pies the house belonging to Mrs. Geo. w
: Foreman. In addition to instruc.ing til.
band the Prof expects to organize a class
in both vocal and instrumental music lit
is Il thorough musician and comes highly
2 recommended.
Dr. j. l.. Bilingslca, Of Westminster
fell from the back porch of his residence
on Thursday last, dislocating his left arm
at the shoulder joint and fracturing tht
n., Ia, T..