Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-01-04
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Write it 1888.

Write it 1888.
How does the new resolution holds
Sure relief followed bynsing DR. 8. chley 3
Family Cough Syrup.
Mr. Geo. W Miller OF this county, has
been elected Agent for the MARYLAND State
Grange vice Samuel H. Kinks resigned
Hor CoFFEE.-The Lazear coffee man
o9 Baltimore il in trouble. Ely the New
York partner askes TO have the firm dis
Aolved.
There will be q larger quantity OF ice
stored in town this winter than ever before
and iu quality 1t has never been excelled
aud rarely equaIed.
Hczekiah Bowersox, of Wakefield Val
l,,, killed q est that weighed 1913 pounds
They were s,me geese cihink and Wake
field Valley can have the cake for geese
raising.
There is something soft and tender in the
fall Of single snow flake, nut it always
reminds us 10 loox after our bottle of DR.
Bulls Cough Syrnp,-our old standby in
= the days of Coughs and Colds, -ior we
have always found it reliable.
REAL ESTATE SoLD.-Recently, John c.
Moltrr AS executor, sold firm belonging
a. the estate of Elisabeth Htt shew, to Mr.
Elijah Slull. The farm contained ITO
acres and is situated near Utica Mills The
pIic- per acre was S597i
Nr Charles l.. Wilson, Deputy SURVEYOR
Of Tn" Port of Baltimore, and Miss Carrie
A. Walkcr, formerly Of Gleenvilc. ). C.,
hu, lately OF Frederick county. Md, were
..pirtly married Tuesday afternoon of last
u,pk in j, hnsviIle, by Rev. James Il
tJ,nu,s. ,f'hc NJ 7 Church.
Ipsr -Sumew here on the streets Of Me
cNanicstoWn, plnin gold band ring with
the initials 5. e to VI + lightly marked
ON tine inside A proper reward will be
paid Al, on us rcturn 10 This office.
wa. not generally observed as y holiday
and there were no special cAcrc fcs IN
ciurcl! or elsewhere to siynAlizc the day.
The Younger portion of the population
inale froIic and about q dozen of their
number n,aslurrsdsd on horseback during
the morning and afterwards paid 4 visit To
fnn,skurg. where they were very hosp
taby met by some Of the citizens and hid
drink Smoke and he joyful On their way
ihithrr they halted at Mr.. Chas Manning's
and William Shriver's and on their return
at Mr.: Abram Roddy's at each of which
several places they were right r"ral'y en-
9ertuiDcd They all speak in t'htIerlns
tcrns of their reception and will doubtless
recall their experience with sufficient clear
ness. one year hence, to make repetition
desirable.
The FORTUNATE ONES. The following
is II list CT persons who drew the articles
of greatest value, by lottery at be Catholic
church Fair held in this place during the
past two weeks.
Article Winner
Buffet Mrs. Cyrus Cover.
- paror Lamp Chas. lnyman
Parlor Lamp Geo, Cole
OH Painting T. Mckinney
Silver Sugar Eowl Emma WillhiGe
Scarf Emma Willhide
Silver Pickle Castor Mrs David Cover
Silver Butter Dish Julia He,terly
Cane Seat Rocking Chair Clara Livers
Feather Cross Ed Manning
Feather Cross A. Tecumsch Lucas
Flower Stand Frank White
Silver Xnives and Forks Geo. Neck
Silver Butter Dish Title Grouse
Clock A. Tecunaseii Lucas
Wine Set Cnas Engle
Table Cloth Miss Willet
Set of Stoneware Dishes Mrs Noel
Riding Bride Dap'l Roddy
Moss Rose China Tea Set Dan'1 Airing
Glass Tea Set Mary Dugan
Folding Rocking Chair J, S. 0gle
Worsted Cross Claude Manniag
Set of Furs Sam Hahn
Clock Frank Lawrence
Prayer Book Y. Secboid
Majolca Set Mrs. T, G. St"cks'alc
Rocking Chair Name illegibleI
Barrel of Flour Mrs. Geo Freshman
Gold Bracelets Mary Cassell
We will publish next week a full state
ment of the Far, giving the total receipts;
receipts IN each department. expenses ana
net proceeds. The fair closed on Tuesday
night and 90 wednesday evening Con
cert was given, which WAS literally pat
ronized Some valuable goods remain In
hand yet. which will be disposed OF at
some future time, probably at a festival
nome time dnyjuu he suHnuer 4