Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-02-23

Drills, Tweeds 4 Cas-.
simeres, also Gloves,
Hosiery, Collars. 100
Samples ofC.rpetS at
q. II. JOhnsOnS.
A Vicious Doc Constable Joseph Six
Ia tn" D. SCISSOR of one Of the most vicious
pieces IL cSninr flesh. that has menacr'l
our gmd citizens tor \ time. Al hr passes
down Yves, Main Street. ne amu.es him
self by jumping into private yards and
chasing people int" their houses. hsHne
on several different ,scasi"Rs having done
rs much for different members Of Mr. Jas
Mackle\s family and GU one occasion
drove Mrs. Chnflcr r. E,ler into the
house ami lore panel from I've door, III
his rage At not being able to catch her
He may he n service .hl dog ut hnme. but
home is the plMcr lie s:"a'd i~ kept. rnd
unless We mistake the contents h certain
cylindrical bits u pa>,cbnAih and brass
should he not keep ch,se to his earthly
home, he will soon le gathered home r
hi, fathers.
! CURK OF VACCINATION - The NJ"
York Board Of lle,th has issued the El
lowing directions regarding vaccination
Avoid having h."ntin ar wn'lrn sleeve ~
tate il and keep it sorc mech longer thar
il should I've, and aill also rt>cut tie VAC
cinn,ion from becoming ,crf CT BE- care
ful that the sore b. NOT scratched ar torn
Either leave The arm rn'irc'y bare nr cove
it with thin loose sleeve " calico az
muslin In cas, The arm becomes very
mach intiam"l sf>er the icni', day d. n,
| pori''i'- il, tut k.rp il covered ~nn 4
cl,th wet with laktnaiM water, a"d
Mil usually heal yer, rapidly B,h, >
SHOULD I've vax,instrd tef.rr they are i've
months old. it possible SOFIA. ,nel may
70 entirely over tho tee't II il hk're
+, elhins begins. I, makes NJ d;drr.nc"
n, what lime Of he year the vaccination
is performed Vaccination. such rs Nc
offer, will always prevent smallpox if st
tended to in time. lfany bad eflrcts ap.
pear to follow vaccination, notify the
q ,a,d of Health, aud physician will be
sent to attend the case free of charge"
Personal. Those ofour citizens who
have been crjnvinC Themselves, annually
in thl Virginia mountains, deer 'hna!in,.
have nad the pleasure Of an on pr"miscd
,islt from their geninl host on those trips.
Mr. II. NJ Cooper, If Mountain Falls,
Frederick Co Va This gentleman !svlng
attended A meeting of tie State Grange
p of ii of Virginia, At Alexandra last
week. arrived in our town. on his wtr
home. on Sal friday last and rem ins un
til Friday, during which time he va.
Gained ms thu gur.t If all to whom he
has shown, al stated times for Six years,
such graceful attention, the genuine hu>pi
,aily nfs Virginia gentleman. Several
sncial gatherings greeted him during his
visit AMI lis STAY in our town wns the &c
caelou of much deer talk" smong Tire
, spur, sn,en. into the spirit Of which, the
.,nnpany seemed to enter and. In a meas
urc. to appreciate the sport and pleasure
OF the hunt He expressed him>e'fns be
ing favornhly impressed with Frederick
county and i.s people, and lears with him
to his home in Virginia the kind wishes
Of his old and large accession of new
friends
Postmaster General Howe has written
the following letter to the poslmasters OF
the United States:
'The society IF the army OF the Cum
helland appeals to you for mid 10 procure
contributions TO the fund for the erection
Of a monument at the national capitol to
the memory of James A. Garfield | am
sure no word is needed from Inc to enlist
your best eff, in behalf OF such cause.
By noble aspiration and by lileless en-
dcavor to promote the public welfare
President Garfield had achieved the high
est honors of the republic when he hal
but little passed the noon Of his life. He
fell the victim to malice 80 wanton as to
he dcmoniac.
"A monument to him will attest the ma
tons Lore for his virtues and the nations