Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-11-27

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Local Items.
Clnrion's Telephone Cali 20 IL.
Children grow up fnt when fed on bread
and biscuits made with Drew's Yeast Pow
der.
Thanks.
Giving.
Thanksgiving.
Christmas, four weeks from to-day.
An exchange says, "the hog cholera has
almost entirely disappeared in Washington
county" So have the hogs: not
Last Sunday afternoons heavy dash of
rain scavenged the streets and drains thor
oughly From sanitary point of view, it
was blessing.
CROSSED. of the wires that run into
the Emmitsburg exchange have been rs bad
Nv mixed ~ were the election returns for q
time and the service is not satisfactory.
BIRTHDAY PARTY-A bevy of little folks
were invited last week to assist Miss Bertha
Stocksdsle in celebrating her birthday. 1t
came in the nature Of surprise to her and
very agrecably to all did it come.
The usual prelude to the various Christ
mas exercises, the rehearsal, is now well I'M
der way and until the eventful night, the lit
tie folks will be full of it" and the older
folks Gin for it."
TRAINS DIscoNTINUED.-On ard after
Sunday, November 23d, the daily express
leaving Hagerstown at 400 p m, passing
this point q, SIP m. and the S. V. express
leaving IIillcn Station at 1910 a. m. spa6si ny
this pont at 10 40 p. m. have pecn discon-
tinucd.
Fries IN OCToBER loss Of property
lv fire in the United States and Canada du-
ring the month of October aggregated near
" $10,OOO,00O. This enormous fire loss
should thoroughly impress upon property
owners the ncccssite Of beng well protected
by insurance.
DIAL those whose spirits go ont in thanks
giving to-day, there will be none whose
beartinees will exceed those, who look back
over the past Year and recall the fact that
they made the heart Of the printer glad by
evening up their accounts If you do not
occupy that envious position to-day, he
warned by this and set yonr house in order
against the coming Than. sg'ving of 1888.
REL1G!oUs-A Mission by the Passion
Fathers will be held in the Catholic church
in this place, opening at the 10 o'clock mass
on Sunday next and will be followed by a
sermon and benedc ton; also al II p. NJ
Week day services first mass O'Clock a. m
second II p. m. Sermon and bcnediction at
~ o'clock. The Mission will close ION the
Feast of the Immaculate Conception, Decem-
Der 9Th, at 10 IA. m. mass.
HEAVY RA1NEALL.-About five o'clock on
Sunday evening last, we witnessed the heav-
Jest fall of rain in our experience. The great
down-pour lasted but minute or two, but
the shower heavy throughout lasted for
probably ten minutes. The fall continued
gently until late in the night and the earth
received a very thorough soaking. The wells
that had failed have been replenishcd and
are now probably safe for the winter.
On the evening Of the election the repub-
licans got out the box iron cannon and cole
DRAFTED their local victory. On Saturday
evening last the democratic boys found it
and proceeded to salute the event Of Cleve-
lands election, but they had only fired sew
eral rounds when the owner appeared on
the scene and informed them it wasn't that
kind Of gun and took it away from them.
Threadbare, worn out, run into the
ground, bette, played; That miserable cow
boyisn paint the town red" For heavens
sake, somebody, quick, think of some other
slhngy expression The thing sounded well
enough while it run through the first hun
dred thousand repetitions got somewhat flat
on the second, but now that it has entered
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