Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-16

1Hey say tlldL UldTIluSc 10 PloiiioV'o"'
Girls, how would you like to be promoted?
Try it. DR.. Schley's Family Cough Syr-
up; it never fails.
Farmers should see that all their agri-
cultural implements are taken into winter
quarters and not be left standing out In
the field in all kind Of weather, as it is
more injury to them than if they were in
use.
Mr.. James Grouse will sell large and
valuable lot of stock, farm machinery and .
household furniture at his home ON Owens
Creek, near Logs Station on Thursday
November 23d. See bills
Look OUT FOR THEM-New spurious
silver dollars are in circulation. They are
evenly covered with twenty or thirty cents
worth of pure silver and have natural
ring. 1t is believed some German and ltal-
ian counterfeiteIs, who recently arrived in
New York, are manufacturing them in
Buffalo.
A charter has been granted at Harrisburg
Pa, to the Gettysburg and Emmitsburg
Railroad Company, which is authorized to
build road six miles long, from point
Of connection with the Round Top Rail,
road at its terminus at Round Top, Adams
county, to a point on the Pennsylvania and
Marylaud state line. The capital stock is
$50 900. and the president is A. w. Eich-
elberger, of Hanover, York county, Pa.
ems & Co the well known War Claim At
torncvs will be represented NJ Frederick,
Md. Monday and Tuesday, Nov 90 and 81
by their special agent, J. 3. Bcckerlc
Soldiers and Others interested in claims for
Pension, Increase of Pension, Arrears of
Pay and Bounty of those charged with
dcsertion, or other claims, it is hoped, will
give him a call Mr. Beckerlc's wherea-
bouts may be ascer,aned at the office Of
the Clerk Of the Court.
Nov oct.
Lawyers get sent to Congress, Doctors
get invited to weddings, Ministers are sur
priscd with pound, yard and bushel par,
ties and printers are presented with tai
leorn fodder, long rye straws, monster tur-
nips, abnormal chickens and unscasoned
criticism
Who wouldn't Gf they could belong to
a profession OF such glorious privileges?
Were it but an advantage to be hcs,ow-
ed to individuals, or did the benefit cease
with the actual YORK Of the association, VIC
\ would not be so ready to plead the cause
4 Of a Building Association, but when W,
| know that it must result IN the building W
of our town and the employment Of oul
r. mechanics and laborers, we feel that we in
4 decd have hobby upon which we car
5 mount, without fenr Of being charged Will
t sclishncss. 1t has been suggested to n
that we call meeting, but as we have de
X sired to submit the views expressed above
for the consideration o. those who woul'
i enter the association rs investors. We vii
l. delay the call until next week in the mca
t time YOU will probably he called upon b
t some one to give your name and aid aht
e We trust that the subject will have becl
finally and favorably considered.
IT VERY CkooKED-The crookcdcst o
n crooked work, and yet that which ha
n grace and elegance in every crook, may b.
+ seen IN the Noyes Dictionary Holders an,
| Moves Handy Tables In them the fact i
clearly demonstrated that if the invcnto
c has not made the crooked straight he la
made The straight crooked, and thcrcb'
# increased lis beauty and utility People il
d search of holiday presents will appreciate
+, his success A fine illustrated circula
: may he Ind free by addressing h. w
7 Noycs, % West Monroe St, Chicago. Thu
;, prices have been greatly reduced.
TIE ANNUAL DEER HUNT--The Dee
" Hunters Club of this place sent out thei
Representatives. The Eighth Annual Hun
! on Friday last
The number making the hunt has varicC
y from two to five; this year for the frs
. time since 1876, the hunt will be made b,
hut two representatives Of the Club, DR.
NJ, f. Lenthcrman aud ]. Henry Cover.
/, These two gents inaugurated new de
parture in the matter Of the hunt 10y board
ing the cars for Winchester, Va, whereas
IN the past, the trip has always been made
acr oss the country in awrgOn.
We can see wherein many inconvenience
es are avoided, making the trip by rail; but
at the same time mnch of the recreation
and many opportunities for rolicking fun
have also been eliminated. The entire dis
lance across the country from this place TO
the Cove" is ninety-two miles and from
Winchester 10 that place is twenty ight
miles
Mr. II. NJ. Cooper, Of Mountain Falls,
. Va, met our two sportsmen at Winchcs-
cLr, at which point they arrived on Friday
at noon. Mountain Falls is distant twelve
miles from Winchester and sixteen from
"The Cove" They remained several days
with Mr. Cooper and with him will make
on, this week. hunting the noble game on
PADDY" and "Capon' mountains, the sides
of and valley between which are known
as 1.-THE Cove"