Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-17

hHSH 0RAtES.-Ou uCsudJi MAO a.
NJ. L. Rooms brought to this office four
luscious punches Of grapes which had
been taken from the vine on that day
They had been preserved from frost and
rain by tying paper sacks close around
the bunch and were not only kept sound
but we're very sweet and highly favored,
much more 81 than when taken in season
Mrs. H. has preserved large quantity in
this way.
Misses Englar and Miller, CORNER Of
Rocky Ridge and latter Of Graceham, both
of Fre,'eric County, Md } who have been
visiting their brothers. John Englar and
Charles Miller, of Jefferson Township,
Missouri: returned to their homes on last
Wednesday one week. During stay of
six weeks they won, by their adylike and
chri. tian conduct, the respect and admira-
ton of all with whom they came in con-
tact Clarence (Mo) Courier.
DEATHS FROM DIPHTHERIA.-1t Is our
painful privilege to record the death OF
two very interesting children of n. "A. hi
nea, one Of our newly elected County
Commissioners. The children died OF
diphtheria, q third one the oldest, having
it is thought contracted the disease while
attending the Frederick Fair, but recover.
cd They were buried a
Hawks Church, Rev. q. Wlssler ott1cla.
ting.
We extend our sympathy and that OF
their very many friends. to the bereaved
family.
FALL AND WINTER G,oDs AT FRANK
LIN MlLLs.-Thc under signed having lust
returned from the city with full and com
plcte line Of Goods, consisting in part OF
Dry Goods. Groceries Notions, Hardware
Qucenswarc, Woodenwarc, Boots and
Shoes, a full and complete stock ia special
ty,) Ready. Made Clothing Bacon, Salt,
Lard and Fish, Rails and Posts always on
hand and for sale, low. The above goods
have been selected with care for our trade
and were bought low tor cash, and will he
sold low for the cash. Do not forget, ut
the old stand, Franklin Mills Give US u
call.
oct. 27tf* b. COLLlFLOWER & SON.
JuRoRs.-Thc following is n list OF Jur-
ors drawn on Saturday last tor the De-
ccnbcr term of the Circuit Court which
commences on the second Monday and
l2th day Of December.
Theodore c. Zimmerman, Josiah Schild,
knccht. William Blair, William l.. No'cr-
", Hiram A. Wolf, Frederick A. Clary,
John Belt, ASA W. Welsh, Charles 5.
Kline, Bennett Tyron, George W. Shank,
Edward i. Buckley, Daniel w, Sanncr,
Milton G. Cramcr, Peter Hauver, Joseph
II SouIer, Lloyd r. Herring, Frederick
Kran,z, John Lightncr, George ID. Norris
George T. Din, Josiah q Siitely, JOSIAH
Eiler, Peter LealMerman, Lewis c. Gitliu-
ger.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, notice
is hereby given; that it IS special condi-
ton that we impose on all Picture Agents
desiring to interview us with an eye to so
Letting our order. thnt they belong to
neither political party, do not dccry the
work of other agents companies, do not
rytol their own, agree TO allow us to de
cline to give an order without taking OF
Tense, do not approach MS except when out
Of doors and in the rain, will sing their lit
tie descriptive prelude to the air OF Il IN a
rolicking wreck of poverty and 10 throw
in box Of amt bilious pills rs sort of a
chrome for our attention.
Without some such protection from this
class of people, we must decline any fur
ther communication with them.
FELIX MuNsuoUK lIANGED-On last
Friday at | so n. m Felix Mnnshour paid
the death penalty by hanging, 1t is claim.
ed by many that he died, protesting his in
nncence Ct the crime of killing his cousin
James WelZel, but rs we read his last ut
tcrances, we can but see an cndeavor to
cduivocatc, to say something that may be
understood TO be an assertion of his inno-
ccnce and al the same time by mental
reservation on his part, not launch himself
into the great Unknown with a lie upon
his hls. That he was guilty, we have
never 4 ubtcd, but TINT all in connection
with the case did not come ont in the trial
we have also believed and it is possible
that he knowing all the circumstances
NAV have been able to educate himself up
to the point of belief that he was not gull
ty of murder, even though he did the deed.
1t was most aggravated case, as posi-
lively proven upon him as circumstant'al
evidence may be relied upon to do and we
have little or no fears that an innocent
man has suffered.
By reference to an article on the second
mare. it will he seen that the authorities Of
State of Pennsylvania, have taken steps to
dissolve certain Wild Cat Life Insurance
COMPANIES Of that State. AS there are
policies held III this town, in one OF those
companles we would advise the holders
not TO pay any more assessments as it