Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-12-11
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cheap, go to Gilds Pharmacy.
! For an excellent Library containing
many standard works by eminent authors,
call at Gilds' Pharmacy.
| Led like victim to my death I'll GO
This sentiment has many sufferer uttered
but since the advent Of Or. Schlcys fam
ly Cough Syrup none need fear to die for It
is Il sure cure for coughs, colds and kindred
affections. Only rs cents.
/ THE LATEST OUr.-A bri hit and intel.
ligcnt young lady paid visit to young
lady four town, one e!cning last week and
ASKED (thc lady she visileD how she man
aged to keep her bangs in such good style.
She replied th"t her bangs were put up
with molasscs, and that they lasted longer
and kept better as they were placed. The
lady hurried home and arranged her bangs
as represented above, and retired to her
virtuous couch, and on awakening in the
morning she had everything sticking fast
to her forehead She imagined they were
attractive We think they were.
For nice toilet articles. so to Gilds
Pharmacy.
For Champion Boots
Go to Roots.
I Simon A. " cllrr, our lumber dealer on
Water ST., made n slight incisinn in the
skin of one of his fingers, while butchrring
several weeks ago, and for about six d:ys
the slight accident went unnoticcd. AT the
expiration of that time it became painful
and within twenty. four hours, the pain be
came cXcri.cating and now, for one week.
White his attending physician called DIR
VIM. s. Mcpherson in consultation and
they called DR.. SMith OF Frederick City, so
extreme il case had it become. Fears for
his life were At one time entertained, but at
the time Of writing, there arc hopes of his
recovery.
! For scnilcmcns fall and winter gloves,
20 10 Gills' plaimucy.
For Gum over shoes and Ar,icS
Go to Roots
Howard had little deer,
For love, he !nin WurisIvc kissed it;
The fever came, the aim Was queer,
AMI, by the lord, he missed it.
Henry had liillc dream.
lis import WI and awful.
Randolph sand il did not seem
70 him, such dreams were lawill.
Charlie. once upon time,
Did Iinl little nanreakc
lie made present of dime
And did again, the same lskc.
When Doctor heard the Little pheasant,
Made haste To put the blind up;
And then to make tn, thing more pleas
ant
Called Lucy well its time to wind
up.
New BOARD OF CorHTT CoMMIssloS
ERs The newly elected Board of County
Commissioners met in this city last Mon
day, and organized by the selection ot Mr.
Thomas A. Smith, of r., as President of
the Board, ans! the re cl"ction, for the third
time of Mr.. Herman +. Steiner rs Clerk.
Tnc applications for Clerk were numerous
and there was quite a spirited contest for
the position but il re- ultcl in the success
of Mr. Steiner, who, besides having had
much experience in the Office is very pc
lite and ubliging officer and attentive and
faithful in thc discharge Of his duties. Mr.
w H. lIink. WAS chosen counsel 10 the
Board. tHioH.
For Horse Blankets and buggy spreads
Go to Roots.
For the celebrated Hop Bittcrs, go to
Gld,' Pharmacy.
LOVE AND PASSION Any person send
ing Is cents, cash or stamps, to W. MON
TAHUE CONNELLY, p. o. BOX 81,
or IS NORTH STREET, BALTIMORE
MD will have sent To them tposlpaiD 4
specimen part ofihat curious book "l.ON f
AND PASSION" Which every parent
should put in the hands of his children to
read. 1t points out the danger of life and
tells how to distinguish the characters Of
men or women. How to get married and
who to marry how to make unhappy
homes pleasant ones, aud how men and
women may win the 1--we or passionate re.
gard of others, aud many other matters Of
interest.
THE DEER IUNT-Thc long looked and
wished for day, Saturday, Nov %, arrived
in due time, as predicted by the almanacs
and brought with it to, four young men,
an extra invoice Of excitement and cXpcc
tation. On the above date, at 2 O'Clock
a. m, J. II. Cov.r, Howard Rem.burg
Dr. NJ Z. Leatherman and Charles =. Cas-
sell packed their guns ammunition, grub
ard themselves into jersey wagon and
st Irtca for the Mountains of Virginia. The
air was crisp and frosty, their spirits boy
ant AID the cam able and willing, albeit
militia. The first halt was made ut Mr.
McGuligan $ blacksmith shops, six mics
beyond Frederick, % miles from home
Here the horses were fed and rested and
the attablc Cover appointed to wait on
Mrs. Nc. g. TO have coffee prepared which
was kindly and well done and breakfast was
eaten. When Howard settled the bill he