Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-06-07

A.. L. Beard. formerly ticket agent a
Union Bridge. has been appointed clerk t.
the Western Maryland railroad company
A. H. Rossman will succeed Mr. Beard a.
agent at Union Bridge.
*Ladies, if you would be forever re-
deemed from the physical disabilities that
in thousands of cases, depress the spirits
and absolutely fetter all the energies OF
womanhood, you have only to get Lydia
f. Pinkham's Compound
The ten-year- old son of Josiah Kline
was thrown from cart near Myersvllle
Frederick CO., Md, Tuesday of last week
and probably fatally injured.
What has become of the Frederick Tel.
ephone and its country connections. -
Washington county villages are being rap
idly taken into the circuit, while with us
it would seem that the project has been
relcgated to the sweet hereafter or worse.
The June bug, FREELY, lightning bug
that is what the children call it, made its
advent on Monday evening last.
DELICIOUS have never lost our
taste for milk, good rich milk and the
flavor ofa quart of milk and whole pie,
rendered Doc and ourselves by Mrs. Lot
Black while on an exciting fishing excur-
sion to Hoover's Dam on Monday last, is
hereby gratefully acknowledged.
The People are Satisfied.
j o. Pierson, Post Oak Springs, Tenn ,
writes, March s, 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
az it is represented to be. Price rs and Is
cts. Sold by druggists in Mechanicstown
june TAT
On Monday last team belonging to Mr..
Alex. Ramsburg of Lewstown frightened
at the Ore Bank Railroad crossing, Catoc-
tin Furnaces, ran around short, broke off
the wagon tongue and ran Off. A fine
young horse was thrown down and
dragged some distance, when he caught
the bridge rail over Furnace creek where
they were caught. The young horse had
leg broken and an ugly wound in his
side.
School TRUsTEEs.-At the recent SEES
sion of the Board of School Commission
crs, the following gentlemen were appoint
cd Trustees for the different schools in the
districts Of the county named
Creagcrstown District-Joshua Bigcs,
G.. w Barrick, Hanson Ecker; No ., II.
j. Krse, G. W. Shaw, John Fisher; No 3,
Lewis f. Miller, c. f. Derr, Upton Gels
bert; No. 4, Calvin W, 10y, II A. Hinea,
James Robinson; No. S, George Krise John
Andcrs, John Shcrer
Emmitsburg Dstrict-School No. 81
Thomas Cabaugh, Singleton Dorsey, EX.
Myers; No. 3, Henry Stokes, f. r. Zim-
norman, DR.. X. l.. AMMAN No. 4, Henry
Eylor Nathaniel Fisher, Lewis Balinger
No, ), Christian Lantz, c. A. Eylcr, j. c.
Evlor No 6. Ambrose Althotf, Plus Iew
Ter, DIR. }. &. Troyell; No :, James p
Martin, \. c. Strausburg, Geo. r. NJ Mar
tin; No. s,iN. NJ. Wihide, WV Crapstcr,
Thomas f. Haugh; Nc. 8 David Chilean
II. F. Hockersmith, Albert Maxell; No. 1O,
J, NJ. Fisher, VIM. Warner, VIM. Scott.
Colored-School No 1, j. s. Amman, Peter
Bronze
Hauvers Dstrict-School No /, DR.. w.
F. Fuckc,t. Ephram Harbaugh, r. A.
Wastlcr; No. 2, Joseph b. Brown Cyrus
Lantz Milton Harbaugh: No. 3Georre W
Delautee, David Lewis, VIM l.. Bnhrman
Woodsboro' Distrct-School No. !,
Daniel Grossnlckle Francis Miller Adam
ID, Bircly; No. 2, John II. Delaplanc, john
Trout, Calvin Smith; No. 3, David F. Dor
cas-, Emanuel Rcnner, James Graham No.
4, Solomon Smith, George F. Bostian, Jerc-
miah Her, of Peter; No. s. Jacob Dorcas,
George W. Shaw, James NJ Smith; No s,
G. w Etzler, Enoch Waltz, ID. p. Tim
norman; No, 7, G. f. B. Crumbaugh, Sol
ONION Devilbss, Dennis Rcnsburg
Mechanicstown District-School No 1 ),
\. $. Zentz, Ezra Boiler, }. w. Payne; No
9, J. A Collihower, Samuel Wilhidc,
Daniel Eigenbrode; No 3, Chas A Dorsey,
f Eckcnrode, b Hobbs; No 4, d William
White, Jas Creeger, John Il Rouzer; No
5, A Gernand, Bernard Coliflower,
Jago Collflower; No 6, Alex Stull, Henry
BoIlar, Henry Crum; No 7, Andrew Miller,
James a Miller, John w. Strine.
Lewistown District-School No I, Geo
W Miller, Christopher Baker, Jacob Hinea;
No2 W II Todd, Samuel Glen, Emanuel
Remsburg; No 3, Edward Stull, John Nil
Ter, Chas Cain; No I, John T Geesey, Geo
w Mort, Samuel Humerick Colored-
School No I, same as No above.
DEATH OF JOHN KRIsE.-This we'll
known and respected citizen of Foxville
died suddenly of commissions on Saturday
May 26th, at the age Of 80 years, mos,
and days. He lived during his entire
life at the home where he died. He leaves