Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-04-12
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NEW BARN MIR. Jos. A. Weddle will
shortly begin work IN a bank barn for Mr..
Fred'k N. Willhije. OF Shutdown. The di.
I,rnsons will be 34x5O
SEED Corn Mr. W. r. Young will
furnish Swee, Corn Seed to all parties this
season at very favorable price
North Elba, Essex Co., n. Y.
~. Clark Johnson
wish to acknowledge the great benefit
&S a2sk ave derived from the use "f your Indian
food syrup "as a great sufferer from
Y'yspc,>in, and your medicine etfectually
S; lievcd me, Allie T App.
Charles Z. Haller, the popular restan-
ran, proprietor Of Frederick, has discon
ucd cuisines. ~ the corner of Market and
Church streets and can now be found on
South Market street, adjoining the bridge.
lows MEETING "A meeting of the cit
", ms If Cuion Bridge WAS held on Satur-
tlxy evening last, at Mechanics Hall, for
the purpose of learning the views Of the
people in regard to the proposed erection
o, an engine house and town hail
Head quarters for Boots and SHOES
Just receiving our Spring stuck, remem-
nor We keep the very brs, makes and guar
sn'ee prices ut
Mar. Is an. Roots.
The Western Maryland Railroad Com
Iany expect to have their road laid with
steel rails to Edgemont by the LIST of July
The iron rail. taken up TO be replaced
with steel, when ft for further service are
used for sidngs, etc.
Mr.. p, Sahm, for forty years connected
with the Registers Office in Frederick has
removed 10 Hagerstown, which he pro
poses to make hi permanent residence,
and Is living on 9. Potomac street,
KILLED ny THE CARs-Wa!ter E. son
ofJ II Mittcn, of the Westminster Senttn.
e. aged eighteen vears, attempted to jump
from a high platform, loa moving freight
car on Saturday last. He fell under the
Cars and four trucks passed over his LETT
lex above the knee, crushing it nearly to
the hip, and injnring the right one. He
died from the effects OF his wounds on Sat
urday night
On April 2nd. 1888, the following gen
ielmcn were elected officers of The Mutual
Livestock Insurance Company of Elm
'm,sburg to scrv. for one year:
Hon. w. Ross White President; Geo.
..R. Ovelms,l, Vice President w. G. Hor-
Vler, Secretary; Hon Lewis NJ. Motter,
treasurer; VIM. 8. Guthrie, General Agt;
VIM, P Nunemaker General Agt.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Peddicord, formerly Of this
locsiity, now of Brooklandville, Nd, is
largely engaged in hauling logs for the
firm of Small & Smyser, Of York, Pa, who
has lately bought the timber on 765 acres
Of land near Texas ON the N. G X X. Mr..
Pcddicorl has all the hauling that he can
do with his 6-horse team for besides the
above he will burn about 5000 bushels Of
pine charcoal this season He is an ener-
ge,ic young man and We are gratiied to
learn of his success.
Work given out On receipt of your
address we will make an offer by which
YOU can earn 80 to 81 evenings, A. your
home. Men, Women, Boys or Girls can
DO 1t. Ii. G. WILKINSON u Co., 1876 aud III.
Fulton Street, New York.
In Another Column
Will be found the advertisement Of Hold
s.ein's Aromanna, which is an absolute
cnrc for Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, etc 1t has been used tor the
past twenty years and has gained won
deriul reputation for lis curative powers
lfyou arc afflicted don't fail to try bot
tie. Price % and rs cts. Sold by drug
gists IN Mechanicstown. Apr l2.4t
orEss1oHAL.-Dr. II. G. Radcliffe
spent several days in town last week anc
will also visit us professionally on Friday
aud Saturday of this week.
Mr.. job d. Eichelberger, for man,
years resident of this county, died at hi
residence in Hancock on Monday, the 26tl
Mt 10 the 18th year fhit age.