Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-22
North Elba, Essex Co., N. Y.

North Elba, Essex Co., N. 7.
DR.. Clark Johnson
1 wish to acknowledge the great benefit
I have derived from the uss Of your Indian
Blood syrup. was great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and your medicine effectually
relieved me. Allie 7. App.
Miller and Crouse's new livery ia doing
a good business; they are always at hand
to furnish you with good team st teas-
enable rates. Give them trial
STILL MonE IMPROVEMENTS. - Messrs'
II. @. Shriner and Bro win erect a booth
ut the station for the benat of travellers
and will furnish cup Of hot coffee, sand.
witches, and luncheon. As this IA water
station and all trains. except the Memphls
Express west, stop here, we bele'e that
the venture will nee, with success. They
are also the agents for the purchase of
pigeons and will pay from 30 10 IS cents
pair for them.
DR.. Lea,herman has just completed
valuable addition to his dwelling and has
re.alranged the partitions In the old build
ing
GRApuATED.-Mr Chas ID. Remsburg
formerly drug clerk IN DR.. Leatherruan's
drug store, now ia the employ Of Mcssrs
Croft and Cenlyn Of baltimore. graduated
at the BALTIC. College Of Pharmacy last
week lie was ce-president OF the grad
ua,iug class. We acknowledge the cour.
tesy extended us and it would have been
u qualification to us to have been able tu
{ attend the exercises on Friday last.
Our merchants are getting rapidly rid o
their stock OF goods at popular prices &C.
make room for the spring invoices. You
can 10! improve the opportunity by going
away from home to buy The stores here,
| in Franklnvlle and the one shortly to be
| opened in GraceMnm by ar. W. l.. arma
cost will offer M select goods q, rs favor.
able prices rs may he secured elsewhere
it is therefore folly to refuse your patron
age TO your home people.
! We are In receipt of the Madison Coun
~ IN W Times, published at Chi;trnan
60, N. Y. We find in II n marked vaicdic'
tory by the editor, Mr. IL f Barrett. in
which he SAYS Nv. have the pleasure OF
saying ,In, Mr. MciIenry who now takes
| con,rol of the TINES, is u young e mile
man Of sore cons idcrahle newspaper eX
! periruce etc" AS we under tand this, II
is our old FREUD and citizen Luke MclIen
", bul how he has managed to get away
up there Il. mystery 10 US. Put us on
your \ list Luke
AWAY GOES OUR LUCK again, for we no.
| lice Tat Whenever we engage ducks, shad
| squirrels etc. in advance, we never get
any and rs our EmMilohurc brother has
80 earnestly requested rs to put him
! dosn for Sind " we C1nnot refuse to
make the ploMisc, out veil not get any
| shud
| FRE-On Thursday nigh: last the
mouse and barn belonging 10 Mr.. Al Whit
more, anout ~ miles north Of Rocky Ridge
! on the Emmit.hurg railroad, were totally
! destroy 10y fire. Only portion Of the fur.
nilure was saved. The wind WAS blown
a yale at the time and the woods east of it
was ret on fire and some cord wood burned
A Young child Of Mr. Whitmorc bccam,
so frightened that he ran alone a mile
| through the dark woods TO neighbor'
house.
AN ALARM OF FIRE was made on Sun
dav afternoon last, which for time caused
mrch excitement on our streeets II WAS
occssioned by the burning of chimney in
the property of Mr. John W. Seton.
BY ALI MEANS let us have the tele-
phone. w, have quoted freely from our
county exchanges this week to show that
there is being no slight interest manifested
In the pr posed extension of telephone
facilities TO the different towns throughout
the county That there will be n telephone
exchange organized in Frederick there
now seems to he but little doubt and should
the INJECTIONS be made with the towns
throughout the county it will be hailed
with greater satisfaction nv none than
bv us and So far as we are able to jndgo
the proiec, would he well met by our peo-
pie We are not sufficiently well inform
ed TO enter into any details, either as to
the time when it is expected tn put it into
operation nor rs to the probable cost TO
subscribers, regular charges etc. bnt that
the patronage Of this place would justify
the experse we doubt not, especially
should the rates be p"pular
We shall inform ourselves at once on
all the essential points and lay then before
our readers.
Chewsville Items.
TIE examinations Of our grammar school
was held last Friday IN the principal
school, Mr John r. Focker being the
principal The house was well filed with
the patrons Of the schonl which they man
,trsted their approval of having the right
man in the right place, as Mr. Fockler is
young and handsome he bids fair 10 stand
at the heat Of his profession. Success Jno.
The examination in tie primary school