Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-07
A Rare Bargain.

We haFc not learned MS Oplnl0n OF the to
mato crop.
"A Rare Bargain.
A New BEATTY Beethoven, 27-stop Par
lor Organ, with Organ Bench and Music
Book, for sale at this office.
PEnsoNAL.-Mrs Howard Schncur and
child of Scns Grove, Pa are visiting her
parents in this town. One of the objects
of the visit is to secure for Master SEIZURE
the benefit of our pure air, he being a vic
tim of Susquehanna malaria.
The trustees of Geo, w. Foreman, de
ceased, will sell all of that valuable real es.
tate belonging to said late deceased on west
Main st. MrchanicS'own. The two prop.
critics front IS and IS feet Main st. and are
very valuable. They will bc sold ut Pub.
lie Sale in several weeks of which due no.
tice will be given.
Bones Wanted Fifty tons of Bones
wanted a, the Crcscitc Mills, Mechanics
town, for which the highest price, cash,
will Ike paid.
June tf* f. WHITE.
The school commissioners have offered
to pay for the brick necessary to pave in
front of the new school house in Liberty
provided the citizens will haul them ana
lay the pavement The Binner advocates
the acceptance of the proposition. We
suppose the same offer would be made to
us, but we are not ready to advocate its
acceptance, although VIC might do so after
some reflection.
AS was expected, some have been dis
posed to view "A Prediction" with more
or less skcpticism, but our faith in our
ability to produce the figures, when the
date arrives, is not shaken in the least
We have even now faircr start than un.
thinking ones see, and see more that 9th
ers may not sec Never fear; wen make
the addition and our columns will hold
out.
SUIT FOR u.GEs.-Mrs DR.. White,
Of Mcchanicstown, formerly of Double
Pipe Creek, Ia daughter ofD p Saylor)
has brought suit in tho Circuit Court o.
Carroll county, against {. Il. Anuers for
damages caused some bottom land by his
mill dam. Mr. Andcrs claims that ms dam
is not MS high as it was formerly, and that
he has legal right to make it still higher
| A 6 u.;t l. Ia,
ed, and the case promises to he a very in
teresting one Lnion Brulge i7dtr.
The Graceham Band Festival began yes,
,crday evening and will continue each
evening during the week. On this tIhurs-
day) evening there will be two addresses,
hy Col l.. Victor Baughman and Carlton
Shat.er ESQ, OF Frederick The grounds
will be made perfectly enchanting, music
will he varied and plentiful and the lus-
cious cantaoupc, toothsomc ice cream,
wholesome watermelon and palatable cake
will he abundant and prices liberal This
is the popular mode of augmen,ing the Fl,
nances and there is none more deserving
Of patronage than the Graceham Band.
The True RichesO of Life is Health.
lfyou do not believe this ask the man
who is troubled with Dyspepsia. talk with
the woman atflictcn with Constipation, lis
ten to the conversation of sufferers bur
dened with Liver or Kidney trouble, and
you will hear the same dismal words. 81
feel so drowsy, dull and not fit to do any
thing" TO all who thus suffer we say
Cheer up! for the bright day is daw ming
Swayne's Pin are here and disease must
flee before their march Read and ask
about them.
Sunday School Picnic.
On Saturday end. inst. a most enjoyable
picnic was held at Catoctin Furnace under
the auspices of Harriet Chapel Sunday
School
The children assembled at the Chapel at
an early hour and were formed into line
each class wearing its distinctive badge
and carrying its banner, led by the Myers
vile Cornet Band and three mounted
marshAls they marched to Mr.. j. b. Kun
kers woods, where n short service was
said by the Rev. J.Stcwart Smith, Of West
minister, the Rev. DR.. Rankin of St Luke's
Church Baltimore addressed the children
who were there catcchised by the Rev
Ernest MacGill deacon in charge of Ca
tociin Parish. The Rev. Walter Mitchcll
and Mr. Clayton of Hagcrstown were also
present on the platform. The music under
the charge of Miss Mary b. Mcpherson de-
served high commentator. At the con
clusion of the services the children and Wis
itors scattered to spend the day in social
endowment In the afternoon the Hon.
Judge Richie addressed those present.
The thanks of the entire community and
Of the visitors are dnc to Miss Gussie
Thompson, Mrs. McClcry, Mrs and Miss
McPhersons and the committee in charge
for the delightful day which they afforded
them.