Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-11-20
For childrens hosiery, cheap 80 to Gilds

For clildrens hosiery, cheap,go to Gilds
Pharmacy.
Led like victim to my death I'll CO.
This sentiment has many sufferer uttered
but since the advent Of Dr. Schley's fam.
ly Cough Syrup none need fear to die for II
is sure cure for coughs, colds and kindred
affections Only rs cents.
For Gum over shoes and Artics
Go to Roots.
NARROW EscAPE-Mrs. Augustus Kolb
of West Third street in this CITY, made a
narrow escape from serious injury last Sun
day week. The back of her dress had Ia
ken fire from q stove as she passed it and
happily her husband discovered il in time
to prevent perhaps fatal injury. Union
The official returns of votes show that
Mr.. Rouzer, democrat, formerly of Me-
chanicstown, Frederick county, beats Mr.
Dick Il few votes, thus reducing the nun.
Der of our elect on the county ticket from
10 to 10. We are very sorry for this as Mr..
Dick is a good Republican. a good man,
and would have made good Commission
or, But we are happy in the knowledp c
that the gentleman who goes in is capable
of making good Commissioner, and will
doubles, prove o-CumbsrIand Neps
JURoHs FOR DECEMBER TEnM-Tht
following gentleman constitute the
jurics for the December court: Charles II
Lorcntz, William s. Guthrie, George p
Barrick, Ezra Smith. A. NJ. Landaucr, N
N. Hobbs. Wilson Grccnwald, James III
Gambrill, William r. Suman, Jesse Bran
dcnburg, Franklin H. Davis, Aloysius L
Orndorf, Jacob r. Cline, Adam Eylcr
Thornton Poole, Levi Price, VIM. J. Wor
man, Francis Markell, John A. thinner
man. John N. Brandenburg, II. G. Diffcn
dali, William Darncr, Jacob BaumgardneI
and John A. Shafer. The term common
ces TT 10 o'clock on the second Monday in
December.
For Carlisle shoes
no 10 ltOOL ).
RUNAWAY. AND SMAsuUp. The Shop
herdstown (VW Register of Nov. 8 says
that last week "as Mr., Joseph Fry and
wife, of Mechanicstown, I'D, was return
ing to their home in a buggy, from his ia
tier in laws, Mr. John Rusc's near town,
and when opposite Col Morgan's gate on
the Kerneysvil!c pike. his horse became
frightened at II sign painted on rock al
that place, and ran off, throwing Mr.. and
Mrs. Fry out, nj uring them quite badly
and breaking the buggy to pieces and
brusing the horse somewhat. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fry were taken back to her father's
home, and Dr. l. s. Tanner was called in
and rendered prof cssonal services. Tho
parties are both doing quite well.
For gcn;lcmens fall and winter gloves
60 to Glds' Pharmacy.
SABILLAsvILLE ITEMs.-The corn crop
in this Valley is Us good as we have had
for years.
The wheat crop which had been looking
fine is beginning to show the effects of the
drought.
a little son of Taylor Harbaugh met
with painful accident few days ago. In
cutting wood the axe slipped and cut +
cash across the top Of his foot. I: bed
profuscly. Dr. Luckett, the family physi
clan, was sent for, but being some miles of
visiting patient, Dr. Watson rendered
aid. On the following day Sanford Fish
er in pumping struck his little boy in tho
head with the iron handle knocking him
scnsclcss, and making an ugly and painful
wound. Dr. Luckctt sewed up the wound
and we understand the little fellow is doing
well.
This village, celebrated for the size Of its
hogs, is not going to lose amy of its repu'
talion this year. Mrs. Robinson has two
that will weigh 400 or more apiece. Elias
Green has one that ran in the road all sum
mer, and got no attention, that will weigh
ooV. )'it III ELI AhiiiCl HdS tHC UoSS hpE
of the place. They will weig'. it is thought
800 lbs apiece. J.C.
For Mems and boy s undcrwarc
Go to Roots.
We paid visit to Catoctin on Sunday
evening last, or first since the starting Of
the large anthracite furnace. We found
ono charcoal furnace, and the new anthra
cite furnace in full blast, and working like
: charm While we were there, east
was made at each, turning out about II
tons, Of as good iron as is made of the same
kind of ore, by any furnace. The two fur
naces, Mt the present price of iron, turn on,
about $500 worth of iron per day, but as
the large furnace has not yet settled down
to its work, this yield will in all probabil
ity. be increased one half The successful
working of the large anthracite furnace
must be accredited, entirely, to Mr.. j. B.
kunkel and his SONS; rs they have had full
charge of it, not having Imported any help
whatever, to "blow"the iurnaee.
The furnace, now, supplies gas sufficient
to fire the boilers, which supplies steam TO