Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-09-18

rem and infants" is the popular yer.
dict for DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Sold
everywhere at IS cents bottle.
A very rich man said Il worked like a
slave till was forty to make my fortune,
and I've been watching it like desctiye
ever since, for my lodging, fool and
clothes"
ATTENTION FARMERS. Look to your
own interest and buy Zell's Economizer
at $33 cash, or $35 at crop time, which
cannot be beat by any $40 fertilizer. Phes
pilates on the market at
G. w. STOCKSDALE'S
Tight pantaloons, it is said, will be
the style again this fall, and it would
not be a bad idea for some of our
Young men to commence fattening up.
If man We're to wear his straw hat
smashed down and bent into such a
shape as the ladies wear theirs, where
would the public think he had been
the night before.
Don't be known in the community
as busybody and meddler in other
peoples business.
The Hanover, Pa, Spectator says
"The farmers are expressing them
selves that the tramp law is one Of the
best ever put on the statute books.
AS the cunning campaign has begun
it would be we'll to remind amateurs
and othe that everything that moves
in the woods is not a squirrel, nor
everything that walks turkey.
Led like victim to my dc It'll I'll co.
This sentiment has many a sufferer uttered
but since the advent Of Dr. Schley's fam
ly Cough Syrup none need fear to die for It
is a sure cure for coughs colds and kindred
affections. Only rs cents.
The Wolfsville correspondent Of the
Examiner says, "On Tuesday Of last
week, Mr.. John w. Seton, CT Me-
chanicstown, met with Il serious acct
dent near our village, Mr.. S. had
been canvassing tor the sale of phos
phate and while opening a gate at
Mr.. John II. Harshman's farm, his
horse took fright and started to run
away. In attempting to stop the horse
Mr.. S. was stuck by the buggy wheel
and thrown against the embankinent,
receiving several cuts and bruises. -
We have seen friend "puss' since and
pronounce him ont Of ali dtnger His
notes on the &c fla" were distinctly
heard at the last picnic.
The Examiner SAYS, "a man giving
he name OF Charles Smith, who had
been swindlng farmers and others in
portions of Frederick and Carroll
counties, by selling them lottery tick :
cts at 81 each, every one of which he
represented would draw a prize, was
arrested in Baltimore on Goth ulto.,
VIII he had gone to have more tick
cts printed A blank book found on
his person, IN which were recorded the
names of persons to whom he had sold
tickets, shows that he did a good bus.
mess.
Prof. George f. Smith, formerly
leader of the Mechancstown brass
band, We are pleased to see by the
Frederick papers, has been appointed
organist at the Reformed church, that
city. Mr.. Smith is an accomplished
musician ana made host Of friends
whit here besides giving the band,
winch is becoming quite famous, the
initatory steps in the art musicale
We wish him success.
NANDsoNE-Even if you don't feel
like dying Just now and and being
buried IN a beautiful place, why it is
worth visit to the Hill Cemetery at
any time to see what the friends OF
those who are now lying there have
been doing to perpetuAte their love
Tor them. it would De impossible for
is at this time to give even slight
description of the many handsome
monuments, missions and artistic
plots which have lately oeen erected
and laid cut there, particularly in the
new addition.
New PARSONAGE rhe members Of
the United Brethren congregation Of
this place recenllv purchased lot Of
ground from Mr.. Thomas Anders, on
East street, this place, for $500, for
the purpose OF erecting parsonage
thereon. Ground has already been
broken and should the weather be ia
vorAble the building will be colnpet-
ed in the course of few mouths
This congregation is certainly to be
congratulated on their spirit Of i'm
provement, as scarcely a year has
elapsed since they made internal as
well as external alterations to their
church here, and during the past
summer they built a comfortable little
church at Smithfeld. Considering
that this congregation is not the rich
est in the world they und 1ubtedly
desere more than ordinary credit for
the manner in which they have pushed
things along in the building line as
we'll as the spiritual.
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