Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-05-18
Arbuckle's "Ariosa" Coffee at T. G.
Stocksdale's. The best In town.

Arbuckle's "Ariosa' Coffee at T. G.
Stocksdale's. The best In town,
Mrs. N. M. Parrish fell down flight Of
stairs several weeks ago. an account Of
Which was given in these columns at the
time. The wounds that she received
about the head have brought on erysipelas
from which she has suffered severely, bu,
at the present time her condition shows
some Improvement.
Frederick is to have train over the
the Pennsylvania railroad that will deliver
the Philadelphia papers there, ahead 81
those from Baltimore, that Is, provided nc
earlier train is sent out from Baltimore
and we rather think that is considerable
of proviso. Mr.. Hood would not PERM,
that, not to mention Mr.. Garrett
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has rapidly made its way to favor
among druggists, whe have observed its
effects on the health of their customers
Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pnkham, 233
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pam
phle,s.
New Mackercl will be opened and for
sale on May % at Roots
SODA FoUNTAIN.-Dr. NJ. E. Leather.
man placed in position and Charged" his
soda fountain on Friday last and we are
bound to say that the result of his first at.
tempt was most satisfactory. The tooth
some and exhilarating fluid has been free
ly INDUCED in and we feel assured that the
venture will meet with success.
We acknowledge the receipt Of copy
Of "'The Maryland Directory" published
by j. Frank Lewis & Co which will be
found very useful in the business re ON as
well as very reliable. The price of this
valuable work is 81 so by mail. Address
J. Frank Lewis e. Co., Is p. o. Ave,
Baltimore Md.
Ladies', Misses and Chidrens' Carlisle
shoes, lace and button kid foxed CATERS
at ROOTS. May lS-4t*
A NEW Book Mr. Jerome Mccullough
submitted to our inspection on Monday
last, his Prospectus Of a book, the History
of the James and Younger brothers. We
are able to say, that to those who are fond
of TINT class of reading, the book will give
the fullest satisfaction. He is meeting
with success in his canvass.
IMPORTANT To ODD FELLows'-Odd
Fellows should remember that tue new
law of the Grand Lodge makes it obligalo-
ny on all members to Ike i'll possession of
the degrees before July l, if they wish to
participate in the proceedings of their
lodges, as from that date all lodges will
transact business in the third degree.
TURFY We learn TINT there is a prof
Get ON foot to secure piece of ground for
a race track, near town. OF the two fields
mentioned, the one will give about one
third and the other one half mile track.
Both are level and there could be excellent
tracks laid out, but the vexed question
with US is, to find the horses that can get
around them without worrying the srec-
talors with waiting,
Will,crow e. Armacost sell Baltimore
Coffee" This is mixture of Java, Mari.
cabo and Java. 1t makes most excellent
drink
In Just seven years from this date. Me
chanicstown will be able to stock three ie.
male seminaries with ladies at the age of
sweet sixteen. To look ahead that far
now, is to look right into perfect clysl-
um of feminine youth and beauty and what
is more, it looks rs though life might be
cnjoved here under those same bcwilchlng
circumstances for quite number Of years
after that date.
Just received full carload Of Western
Buggies. To be sold at II very low figure.
Call and learn prices
HESS & DIFFENDAL,
NAV IS 3l* diminishing, Md.
HERE To STAy.-All reports to the con
trary, we are here to stay. We say SO,
that certain reports that have been given
out may not injure US, as they certainly
would, were our patrons to understand
that our management were to be but br'cl'
We have little interest in and nothing To
rain by discussion Of the probable ionn-
dation Of such reports, and are simply con-
tent with pronouncing them without the
sembance of truth or probability.
Acc1DENT-Mr, p. N. Hammaker OF
our town started for Frederick on Monday
morning last, driving one horse and lead
inr another. Both horses became fright
ened at the raising of the pike gate at Mer-
ri,t's below town, and became unmanage,
able The buggy was upset and Mr.. Ham
maker thrown out; he sustained no injury
but one wheel of the buggy was badly
damaged. Neither horse got away.
CE-Circumstances requiring to
have money, we respectfully ask our friends
and patrons to come and settle their &C
counts promptly.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope by
attention and promptness to professional
duty to merit continuance of the same
Drs. White j. Leatherlnan.
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