Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-11-19

New TOLL GATE.-The old toll gate
building one mile this side of Emmitsburg
will be rebuilt.
Pheasants are unusually plentiful in the
mountains but the gunners do not get many
of them.
| Mr. John A. Renner lost fat hog on
Sunday last, its death was caused by the
prevailing disease.
Last week John A. Barrick was appointed
postmaster at New Midway, this county,vice
d. Buff, removed.
On Saturday, Oct. IA, Mr.. Thcs. B. Swee
ney, agent for the heirs Of Nathaniel Liver
sold the little farm containing III acres tc
Lawson Dubel for $500.
w. A. Conner & Cos Homeste al cigar!
are having great run we have ne doubt
that it is the label printed at this ofnc,
which is dong the work.
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Services began in the Mornvian church In
GracehaA. on Monday last and will be con
tinucd during the week. The object is t.
awaken greater interest among the mem
bership.
One of the most common complaints o
children is worms and as they often suffer
long time before it il known, parents SHOULD
watch carefully for the symptoms and Civ
DR.. Fahrncys Infalliblc Worm Syrup.
Rev. Mr.. Unruh and wife are visiting here
Mr.. Unruh filled the pulpit Of the Lutheran
church at this place fifteen years ago. HI
preached sermon in that church on Sun
day evening last.
PUBLIC SALE.-Daniel /. Manahan, agen
for the administrators of the estate of Hen
nv Manahan, deceased, will sell lot o
personal property on tho premises on tn
road leading from Foxville to Foxs Churcl
on Friday November 81, at 10 O'Clock o. n,
See bills.
Lahoring men are fully employed here; i
was impossible to secure men to do thu
work of grading Church-st on Monday last
every one having work. 1t is to be hopcl
that this condition of affairs may hole
Throughout. the winter. 1t is v cry ditferen
elsewhere.
Rev. A. B. Stoncr, who IL now in Ohio
will be with his people at the Union Thanks
giving service in the MechanicstOwn Re
formed Church on Thankssivingiday, Nov
Doth The service will begin promptly a
1Oa IN. From that date he will resume al
the appointments. Services at Mechanics
town, Nov goth at 10 a. m, Sabi,lasvillc II
2p. m, st. Jacobs : p. H., and IN the fol
lowing Sunday, Dec. 9th at Apples Churcl
10 a. M, Rocky Ridge 2 p. m. and Creagers
town at p. IN. Communion will be ad
mir stored ut the service at Mcchanicstowl
on Nov Goth aud at Rocky Ridge Dec. 9th
preparatory services being held the proceed
ing day of each service, Saturday, Nov. 2stl
aud Dec 9th in the respective churches.
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