Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-04
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Excursion and Circus On Saturday, take
your choice.
Our dogs have usurped all the noctur-
nal rights Of the cats. .|@@
Our band will accompany the excursion
to COLCHESTER on Saturday.
Browns Iron Bitters are true friend to
the weak and ronvalescent.
Remem Der the "Bucll Family" concert
at Grnceham on Friday evening, Aug. 10.
A true strengthening medicine and health
remover is Browns Iron Bitters.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, on Saturday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock at Justice Whites Of
flee.
Ifyou are sick, nervous, dyspeptlc, etc.,
Browns Iron Bltters will cure you.
What say you to box, spoke, single
and staye factorys Material handy, sale
ready.
II. Clay Anders, dentist, is having his
office completed. 1t will shortly be ready
to occupy.
The little green apple begins to grow fat
as it laughs at the contortions OF its victim,
the small boy.
Church Contribution envelopes print
ed at the CLARION Office, in xcellent style
and at the lowest rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freshman, residing
one mile south of town, who had been
quite i'll. are convalcscing
Mr.. John Fieagle has sold his entire
kiln of brick to Mr. Jos. A. Weddle, the
contractor for the new schoolhouse.
Do not forget the COLCHESTER Beach ex-
cursion on Saturday of this week Fare
for the round trip, only $l.6o from this
and not 81 90 as first advertised.
NV. l.. F." sends us an Interesting letter
from Sandusky this week. We are well
pleased to give place in our columns To
intelligent productions, such az it.
Head the adj. of Geo. II. johnson on
this page. This merchants business may
be fairly Judged by his advertising. Pros
perous men are always literally disposed
A.G Penncll will run bus to Fred
.crick on Saturday next for the benefit Of
himself and those who desire TO visit the
Circus fare for the round trip only 70 cts
The Church of God at Creagerstown,
Frederick county. Md, will hold camp
meeting in Myers woods about one mile
south of Creagerstown, to commence Aug
18th, to continue eight days
Our streams hold out much better this
than last season. One year ago our mil
lcrs could not grind more than six hours
uut of the twenty. -four; now they have sui
ticicnt to meet all requirements.
The Toledo Blad3 has 1t that the "insur-
ance on the life of Robert Bell the decrepit
.olored man who died NJ Westminster Md
the other day, amounts to 81 600 900. y
Distance lent enchaDtment to that view.
After seas on of parcbing bent and
winds. his section was visited ON Monday
AFTERNOON last by most refreshing show
or. 1t was worth ten dollars an acre to
ahe sweet corn and tomato growers In this
section.
ILL-We ale panied to chronicle the
sad affection that has fallen on Miss Leila,
daughter OF Mr.. Cyrus Cover of this town.
Last week she was seized with hcmorrhage
of the lungs and is quite i'll at present al.
though some what improved.
1t is NEST certain that i'll tongues would
be silent if;l ears we're not open; and
hence it ~as an opposite saying of the an
cicnt that the ,cISsr and hearfrs Of SANDER
should beth be hangcd-thc one by the
5onq,x and the ocls,r by the cars.
TaneytowE lras been made q money or
der office We're the proper efforts made
the Office at this place might also be made
20 serve the most excellent purpose OF
banker for sr.qll amounts. Will not the
j. necessary steps be taken to secure it,
Lydia f. pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound is a remarkable remedy for all those
painful complaints and weaknesses so com
mon to our best female population. Send
70 Mrs Lydia e. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass. for psmphlets>
Aug. ct.
Sixty feet of new pavement has been
laid en- East st. Mr. Geo. King. Mr., Jas,
Creeger and Mr. Geo. II. johnson will put
down about two hundred feet on Water
street and Van b. Osler Is cobblins the
water way in front of his business block
on the Square.
The burning of a Can Factory In Ralti
more came near getting our packers into Il
bad fix, as it was with that factory that
they had contracted for their cans, but hap
PLY they had received sufficient amount
TO last until others could be gotten. 1t was
close shave through.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Joseph Seton of Day
ton O., son of Mr. Andrew Seton, of this
place, is spending some time here with his
parents.
Mrs. Howard Schneur, Of Selins Grove
Pa, is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
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