Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-01-01
For Alcxandcrs Kid Gloves 90 to
For Mems and boys underwarc

Pharmacy. 4.
For a good patent axle grease, very
cheap, go to Gilds' Pharmacy.
For ladies Rufus, choicest IN town, gsto
Gilds' Pharmacy.
This is'a dangerous season, and often tn.
fondest mothers care is no protection
against Coughs, Colds and lIoarseness.
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept il
readiness. Price % cents.
DEATH OF MIR. SAMUEL F. AMMAN =
This gentleman died at Emmiltsburg, in
this county, on Friday night Dec. 10Th
after short illness. Deceased was broth
er of DR., Andrew Amman, of the abov,
place, and was highly esteemed by his MI
mcrous acquantances throughout the coun
ty. His funeral took place at Emmittsburf
on Sunday 2ls'. Tho intermcnt took place
at the Presbyterian Cemetery, Rev. w
Simonton, of the Presbyterian, Church
officiating.
PUBLIC READING ROOM On Saturday
night last u meeting WAS held at Indie
pendent hall. for the purpose oforyanizina
pubic reading room in this city Mr.
Joseph Cronisc was called to the chair, an(
after some remarks by the genlcacn pres.
ent, the meeting adjourned tomcet Tuesday
evening, the Both, at Z! o'clock. A public
reading room in this city has long been
needed and we hope the gentlemen inter
cstcd will succeed in their undertaking
-EntmjI.er
The United Brethren Sunday School,
of this place will hold their Exhibi-
ton next Tuesday Evening, January
9th 1880.
The Exercises will consist of vocal
and instrumental music, Duets, Dia-
logues, Addresses Sc.
Exercises will commences at 6 so ?.
NJ. All are cordi,llv invited to at,
tend and ENJOY a pleasant evening a.
the Hill Church.
A protracted meeting is now in
progress at the u. B. Church at
SmlthGeld. Rev. J. D. Freed preach
er in charge.
The S.billasv;llr revival meeting,
closed last week. 1t resulted in al
most score of Conversions May
they all be Ilithful until death.
MoRE DEER On Wednesday last, Al
len Eylcr, MiAon Drlphy and Oltcrb,in
Dclphv returned from deer hunt at Pat.
tcrson Creek W. Va, T.cy too were for
tunatc enough 10 secure fine five prong
buck, the largest Of the Fl &c deer brought
i'm by onr town hunters this season. They
deserved succ, IS from tn ir pluck inasmuch
rs they went alone into a strange noun,
tain AMI located the CROSSINGS by Running
the deer for several days noticing their
trail and then selecting and filing their
crossings. This was n bold effort and was
well rewarded. Milton Dclphy placed
eight huck>Mo; in the buck at about forty
yards Ou, failed TO drop him; the dogs fol.
lowed and stopped the door and Milt.
coming up, discharged the second barrel,
bat us his aim Was somewhat clrin5 CIV
ing I" \ severe attack Of buck fever, he
missed. k lI.cn attached him with the gun
and striking L" Zero the head the bar
rcli and stock OF the Enn parted company
ana AS the wounded hur', charged him, he
drew u !eN"!"r, fired and or'N" ITS neck
Rather close quarters WIN wounded
ouck at bay. an hc may congratulate him
self as well upnH his escape with sound
limbs, as upon the capture OF the buck
SCENE FRoM real LIFE.
Place -MECuNIrsvnwN
r,un-D,y ,rrrK CHRISTMAS.
Dramatic Persona Laly of the house
and Nurse C,gcl ~
Nurse.-Pleaac m,'.m, may go home?
HE'S coming NJ to night.
Lady-Who'S li@
Nurse.-Why Tom ----.
Lady What! Do You keep company9
Nurse Oh my. yes, I've kept company
this good while.
Lady--Wcll, guess YOU can't 60.
wish to attend the fa'r 'i'ls evening anu
you must keep the children.
Alter long pause.