Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-07

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Local Items.
A large part of the corn crop is on shocks.
Drcxel's Bell Cologne cheers our solitude.
Mr.. Henry Stokes and son visited this
place on Sunday last.
The town authorities made visit OF SAM
,ary inspection this week.
Chcstnuts are ripeping: some haze been
sold here at Ten cents per quart.
Farmers dairymcn, and stock ralsers all
use Days Horse Powder. There is nothing
50 good.
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Miss Ada Grouse will spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs Zcppa Rogers in New
Haven, Conn.
The fast train cas-, al : 81 n. m. and west
at $50 D. m, known as the Prnhlar Express
has been discontinued.
hnr and thnrn n
large extent, the pav,mrnts under the new
ordinances have been PM in place.
Miss Clara Landrrs returned on Saturday
Iast from three months trip to Jacksonville,
III. During her visit she attended the st.
Louis Exposition
The Catoctin Iron Company now receives
the limestone used as hu1 in their furnace
over the w. Md. railroad from Cavctown
three or four carloads daly.
Our band lost recently several Of its lest
members; it has been re organized, however,
and has gone down to solid practice, which
it will keep up throughout the winter.
A valuable young COW belonging TO Mr..
John Gardner, residing about two miles west
of town, got into Mr.. Joseph 5. Houses or
rlard on Monday last and atc apples until
she burstcd - Valley Register.
Read the big adv of the IIagcrstown Fair.
This occasion, owing to the publicity given
it by It's managers and the convenience of
railroad communication, is rapidly growing
into favor with the people of this section.
4 little son of Mr.. Ezra Chew, at Pa,als-
co. was severely scalded on Tuesday, While
carrying three gallon jar Of apple butter
the bottom fed out and the apple butter ran
down into his boots, burning his legs badly.
-.idrscate.
THE Judging from the
reports that como TO us, to-day tournament
willprovc an interesting event and success
There will he from ten to fifteen knights,
the attendance will bc large and the occasion
will be enjoyable, beng nov,l one ton
of our people.
we ndNc lttl ili'tItN''N 'iihe WV
Mcssrs. Blgss will buy an additional amount
of milk TO that now received by them at
their creamery. At The price they are now
having, we calculate That our farmers would
realize an amount equal to about ten cents Il
pound for their butter above the present
market price, less the cost of the transporla
ton OF the milk. This may be worth look
ing up and we give ii for the consideration
of our farmer readers
Mr. A. IIcagy, Of this place, went bass
fishing to the Potomac river one day last
week and after catching five fine bass, which
he placed in a small net in the water, he
strollcd a short distance down the stream to
see what luck companion was having
During his absence q lalt-starvcd pOrker
ran foul of his fish and dcvourcd them, as
well rs the net in which they were confined.
No, Mr.. Ileagy is Il swecttcmpcrcd man and
he didn't get mad. No indecd,-T aNty Reg
,stGr.
OUR COMING FAIn-Thc Agricultural
tHlT prospectus ColltlHut W w WY III 'Sh'
and every indication points TO one of the
most successful exhibitions ever held
Among the attractions will he the attend
aDce of Companies A, b, & and ID, of the
Fifth Maryland Regiment, Baltimore. The
prcscLcc Of a large number of prominent
visitors from Washington, 1agerstown, and
other cities is also expected. Col. Buchanan
Schley, of IIagerstown, will deliver the
charge to the knights at the tournament to
he given on the second day of the Fair, and
Hon. Edwin Warficld, Surveyor of the Port
of Baltimore, will deliver the coronation al
dress. The judges Of the tourney will he
Messrs N. M. Waters, i. ID. Chambers and
Chas. S. Shook.
Capt Daniel R!nchart died at his residence
near Union Bridge on Thursday of last week
and was buried on Sunday at Beaver Dam
after funeral services by Elder K. W. Stoner
The funeral was attended by large con-
course of relatives and friends He was aged
63 years 6 months and 30 days. A widow
and five children survive him. AT the out
break of the late war he raised Co. +, Of the
eth Md. Vols, I. S. A., and served with the
Company until 1864, when he was decharg
rd for disability incurred in line of duty
He was a good citizen, kird husband and