Catoctin clarion., 1884-11-06

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Men arc oftcn heard saying that their as
pirations are high, but every time they
cough their noses 60 towards the earth,
with indications that they will follow them
soon, unless they are wise enough to take
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in time.
Glad it's over.
They will have skating rink in Freder-
ick.
The building boom is on the increase here.
We will shortly have two or three more
new dwellings to report in process of build
ing.
The rains of last week have added but lit
tie to the volume of water in our streams
and much mole is hoped for before extreme,
freezing weather arrives.
NEWSPAPER CHANaE.-Our valued con-
temporary, Tho Ne'os Of Frederick city, for
merIy an evening paper will henceforward
publish morning edition. We believe the
overture will prove to have been judiciously
made.
BAKERY We are informed that n gentle
man from Gettsburg has rented and will
probably purchase property in this town
and will proceed at once to erect an oven
and bake house and will conduct that bust
ness here. We are decidedly Of the opinion
that there is a really excellent opening here
in this line.
We agree to give the remaining portion of
this week in full to election talk" We
must insist upon it. however, that ON Mon
day next the pork question" shall he per-
mit,cd to reign supreme, else it would have
been defraudcd of its rights and the fat hog
pork and sausage will SO the demnition bow
vows with hcalong and irresistible plunge.
DAYS Horse and Cattle Powder is one of
tho best remedies known for all internal dis
cases of the COW. In all cases of hoove, and
securing from eating too much grass food, it
acts admirably. Keep it on hand to offset
the effects of the early spring grass. Price
only twenty five cents per package of one
pound, full weight.
A LIGHT RESPONSE We asked last week
for some money, but as yet we have had but
very faint response. Had we not really
stood in need of it, We should not have
asked for it, needing it, We ask again and
trust that amounts in goodly number, rang
ing from one to five dollars may gladden. our
exchequer within the next week. We shall
not mention it again shortly except under
necessity; please remedy our pleading that.
LAST RALLY.--Again on Saturday night
our town was the center of political excite
ment and enthusiasm. The republicans held
their last grand rally in the shape Of an ilu-
mination, torchlight procession and speak
ing. The town during the procession was
ablaze from torches and lighted windows
The meeting was addressed by Messrs. H.
r. Torbert and Frank Brengle.
The directors of the Western maryland
Railroad Company have reelected Mr.. John
NJ. Hood president and general manager,
and Mr.. John s. Harden secretary and treas
urcr. The position Of yicc-president, which
was created and maintained as compli-
nsntary one for Mr.. Alexander Reman, who
was in the board for number of years, will
probably be abolished at the next meeting.
The Western Maryland r. r. Co., are en-
gagged in getting out a very full and concise
map of the whole Pen Mar region. 1t will
take in Waynesboro, Smithburg, Monterey,
Sabillasvillc and probably Mcchanicstown,
Md 1t is intended that they shall show
every point and road and path of any inter
ests to the tourist We understand it will
present very handsome appearance and
will doubtless be very useful as it will give
distance and latitude very corrcc:ly.-Way-
nesboro Gazette.
A FLAT FAILURE.-Owing to An untavor-
able decree of the Clerk of the Weather on
Thursday last, the democratic rally at this
place was, so far as the home demonstration
was concerned, failure. During the day
the committee determined to forcgo the
street display and made no arrangeme ITS
during the evening" to that end. Large del
cgations arriving from Creagerstown and
Emmitsburg, a procession was formed, but
an inconsiderable number of the home peo-
pie joined in. Hon. F, J. Nelson addressed
the meeting he being the only speaker pres
ent, the others having remained away, owing
to the weather.
THE MISUNDERSTANDING the past
month, the telephone company has been
called upon to take out three instruments
one at the toll gate north of town, Mr.. Ey-
Ter, and Messrs. Stocksdale s. Bussard and
White & Leatherman in this town Mr. ,Jno.
F. D Miller at the Miller House and THE
CLARION OFFICE have the two remaining
phones, the former of which is the pay Ste
ton and does all the local work and is con-
nectcl directly with the Frederick exchange,
while THE CLARION OFFICE remains in the
Enmitsburg exchange. Wire 23l formerly
had seven subscribers, now it has four. For
reasons, some of which are manifest, others
not tho ChnSa nnake md Patton Telenhnnn