Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-08-03

'olo 'he'r annual plc'nlc Oh Saturday, Au
gust 9th, in grove near the railroad sta.
ton The Rocky Ridge Cornet Band will
furnish the music.
Don't be Alarmed at Bright's Dis.
ease, Diabetes, or any disease of the kid
neys, liver or urinary organs, as Hop Bit
ters will certainly and lastingly cure you.
and it is the only thing that will.
The s. School Excursion has fair prom
ises of success, as reports are being re-
ceivcd from different points, to the effec,
that work is being done to secure attend.
ance. 1t will be glorious trip for the lit.
tie ones and all who can should avail them
selves Of the opportunity.
Photographers L. Bobllz's Pho
to Rooms will be open daily until the LIST of
September, and on Saturdays & Holidays
thereafter. Card Photos at rs cts per hall
dozen. Orders taken for copying and en-
larging: which will be executed with skill
aud fidelity, a: very moderate rates by re-
sponsible house in Baltimore. Give him a
call July 6.3 N. =
Mr.. Henry Rouzer's 10th birthday was
celebrated on the Goth ult., from6 I'M
til IL o'clock p. M. The Homestead re-
verberated the vocal notes of II grand
children ranging in age from 8 months to
IL years. Simple presents were given, the
refreshments of the season served A very
pleasant evening was spent and enjoyed by
none more than the honored sire. In two
years his golden wedding will occur.
Joseph H. Hibberd, wellknown and
respected citizen Of New Windsor, died in
that place on Wednesday morning last
Fo"a number of years he was engaged in the
manufacture of wooden goods, which had q
first Glars reputation throughout this sec
ton Of country His mill was burned in
the spring Of 1853, but he rebuilt and re.
sumed business the following tall. Mr..
Hibberd was an active member of the So
cicty of Friends.
The Westminster Adroc0te says-On
Monday last the Lutheran congregation Of
this city, contracted for 1850 pound bell
with Joshua Register & Sons, Baltimore,
to take the place Of the one recently
cracked. The bell will be received in
about three weeks, and will he the largest
in the city. To get distinctive tone, it
was necessary to get a bell of different
size than those In use here. To go below
them would be too small bell. and larg-
er one than any had to be selected.
The Old. Old Story.
For years the people of this country have
struggled to solve the puuling question as
to who struck Billy Patterson, but they
were no, long in finding out the efficacy of
Swaynes Ointment for itching piles. This
goes to show what old mother necessity
will do. Thousands had suffered unbeara
BILE itching. scratching and soreness from
piles, but final determination TO find Il
cure put them on the right track, and to
day those selfsame people rejoice in re-
newal of health through Swuynes Oint-
ment.
STARTLING, IF TRUE.-We read in last
weeks exchanges, the account of man
being found in dying condition. on the
road neal Uniontown and on Tucsdny
evening last, n stranger appeared in this
town, who asked for n newspaper at sever
al places of public business, stating that lac
wished to see the account above referred
to Upon being asked at one place, whctl'-
or he was a relative ofthc deceased lie said
tha, he was his o ism andlo anollsr person
he said he was his brother.
The queercst part OF it yet remains 10 DC
told. and should there I've no error, may
lead to some startling developments. 1t is
this, that this stranger was recognized by
pcrson here IN town as being ChnS, W.
Cover, the supposed name Of the man WHO
died as above related.
Ifthe party here is not mistaken Iii his
identification of Tuesdays visitor AS ChaS
| w. Cover and # the authorities have not
been Informed by him of their mistake in
sup,os.ng the deceased to be ChaS. W Go
yer, he evidently having knowledge OF the
renort, 1t will hc of some interest To find
the stranger and to interview him on the
subject.
REGISTRATION. For the five days reg
;stration the following Is the result IN the
districts named:
Frederick. Pre- net No. White, l27
co,ored S. total 1913: Precinct No 2.-White
155 coIoled 26, total 1871; Precinct No. 3
White 215, colorcd 81 total 219; Precinct
No 4-Whi,e $50, ,olor.d p, total 1877
whole total sol.
is,own.-Whitc A, colorcd none;
total A.
Urbana.-Whitc IA, colorcd n; total
POI.
Mount Pleasant.-White e., colorcd Is;
total So
Midd)ctown. White 15o, coloIcd S; to-
tai 1867
I1berty,-Whitc 1906, coIored II; total
III.
Mechanicstown.-W li2, colored l;
lutni ll3.