Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-06-21
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soio mere. Ills manufacturer must be try
ing his hand on the cream he sends him,
The ball players have secured the use of
Mr.. Henry Rouzcr's field in which to prac-
tlce' We have not heard anything lately
OF first nine or the Uniform.
Ginger Brandy, Gin & Rum for sale by
d. B. Keefer Creagerstown.
commandments at Mt St. Mary's Col
'cse ana st Joseph'sI Academy..wiil be held
on the 9th and 28thof this month
1fyou dip your broom in clean, hot suds
once week, then shake it till it is dry
and then hang it up or stand it with the
straw down, it will last twice ~ lons as it
would without the operation.
lillldale Catawba, Blackberry and Sher-
ry Wine. for sale by
ID. B. Kecfer, Creagerstown.
SORE misunderstanding events east their
shadows before and the coming political
conventions have torcshalowcd their GER
tain result by projecting their disease upon
our cats. The town is overrun with the
worst 10. of core heads ever known; the
cats look as though they had started for a
circus and go, caught Ivy a cyclone; their
heads ere mtsss of scab and disease and
We would adTise their sudden taking off
North Eliza, Essex Co., n. Y.
DR.. Clark johnson -
| wish to acknowledge the great benefit
| have derived from the use Of your Indian
Blood Syrup. was a great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and your medicine etirc,nally
relieved ne Allie r. App,
The case Of Vim. t. Lloyd vs the Coun-
t. Conn1aission"rs o. this !nty, remov-
ed TO Washington county Tor trial, was
concluicl ON Friday nigh; last: The iuly
Tered Il verdict for the defendants;
Mc-srs. Urncr and Norwood counsel.
kimmcl, for sale hv
u B kccfcr. Crcagers'own
TIE Comptroller Of the STATE Treasury,
on Friday last, made the quarterly d.s,ri-
button Of The public school fund to tie
counties of this State. Frederick county
receives $5,5lS.35 for white schools and
1872 0, for colored schools
GardcN tools, garden seeds at
T. G. Stockdalc's
Mr.. Pdtr Sahm, formerly OF Frederick
city, was recently appointed a deputy
warden in the Maryland pcniten, ary q,
Baltimore.
STEEL SHorELs, warranted No. |, all
sizes. for sale at
T. G. Stockdalcs
HARVEST noME-Thc Mite Society OF
the Lutheran church is making arrange
mcnts to have II harvest home on the Goth
Of .Intv, Speakers from abroad are cN-
pcctcd to he present and two addrcs7c.
will he made during the day,
The children are also to talr par, in the
exercises. The exercises are To be held
ON the parsonage grounds and are to con
tinue from 10 a, ln. during the day and
evening. Dinner and suppcr VIII be
served on the grounds and refreshments
of various kinds afforded,
An ctor, will he made to make this an
ENJOYABLE occasion both fht dand young
Refreshments and entertainments, the m
turc of which will be announced /" the
future, will also be afforded on tho even
inns ofthc eth and 2S,h Of July
The People are Satisfied.
J. O. Pierson, post Oak Springs, TENN
writes, March 5, 1888, your Aromanna Is
introducing itself in our part OF the coun-
try, very rapidly ! find no trouble in sell
ing the second bottle to any one. To eX-
press myself briefly, Aromanna is as good
as it is represented to be. Price % and 10
cts Sold by druggists in Meehanicstown
june 1t
TuE MORNING. MAIL.-There has been
n great need felt here, of morning mail 10
the city and several months ago our post
master, MIR, John Root, took the necessary
steps towards applying for the same Inc
department ordered II count OF the letters
etc a, the Baltimore postotlice that would
enter such mail and it was decided that
there was not sufficient matter received 10
Justify the department in giving us the
mail All that can be done here has been
done and our failure to get the mail rests
on the depart ment at Washington.
Hraceham Items.
HyMESIAL-On the 14th inst, at the
residence of the bride in Lebanon, Pa, by
the Rev. C. l.. Reinke, Rev. 7. w. Shields
to Miss Lottie Reinke, daughter of Rev
c. l.. Reinke.
Friday evening the newly welded pair
arrived at Graceham
At about $50 p. IN. the Graceham Band
which according to engagement quietly
arrived before the parsonage, treated the
inmates TO spirited serenade. Kew
F. W, Shields then invited them to come
in. after partaking of an abundant and
tasteful repast, pleasant social chat was
INDUCED in, and the evening agreeaoly
spent
d. TT w Sh;elds and wife have our