Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-03-11

SPR1Na WINDS AND CoLDs.-Now IS the
time that changeahle weather and winds
cause colds on the lungs, and to relieve the
cough Wild Cherry Syrup is the best and
most efectual
For the first time since we have been con.
nected with THE CLARION do NC find an
Annual Statement that even pretends to ac-
count for any balance on hand; the recent
8 latemcnt gives s"mc evidences an I'M
proved method Of bookkeeping and an &C
Acknowledgement of the intelligence of the
readers of thos s.: ,n'lts
Mcssrs. P. r. Shearcr & Son, Moorcfield
w. Va, write us saying We enclose you
statements from G. W. Hawse. Esq, and
Thos Bean, Esq both jnstccsof our county
and gentlemen stan ling high In the commu-
nifty Will get other certificates, as Pow.
ellis Prepared Chemicals for making fcrtiliz-
ers give satsfac ion." Write tor dcscrip.
tive pamphlet to Brown Chemical Co., Bal
timore, Md.
CATTLE KrLLED.-On l"st Saturday the
wind blew hurricane in the vicinity Of
Woltsvilc Frederick County. The log sta
bic and wagon shed belonging to Mr. Joseph
yesterday. situated on mile south Of that
place were blown down -Four young cat
tie that were q,artercd in the stable were
crushed under til" timber and tw" Of the
nun ,rr Instantly killed one has since died
and the other is no, expected to live flag
erstoaom Globe.
One of the most common complaints OF
children il worms and as they often suffer u
long tim. before it is known. parents should
wat h careful ~ for the symptoms and give
DR.. Fahrnev's Intlllible Worm Syrup.
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Work will begin on the Monocacy Valley
Railroad ju us soon a. the engineer have
the plat of the route complete and the grade
stakes driven; it is expected that next week
will! cover this time. The rails have been
pur hascd AMI shipped and are now here
ava ing their pace IN the road bed This
work will b. placed in the hands Of rapn.
hlc manager and will lie RAPIDLY pushed
through to completion. A third survey at
this end of The line WAS made on Tuesday
last which we are informed has developed
the most practicable route yet surveyed and
we are of the opinion that This wi ] he the
route; it makes but little angr in thu line
through the ,ovn passing cast of Mr.. JOS
4 Wrddle's carpenter shop instead of west
of his dwell ing
DEATH OF Nix. n. NJ PARRISH This
esteemed la'ly died at her residence Oh Car
roll street. this pl ace, on Friday last Of pacn'
monil. Sac had been an invalid for years
md had recently suffered from hrmnrrhagc
of Tie lungs Her r mains we're inferred in
the Hill Cemetery, the funeral seyiccs were
ca nductrd by Rcv's A. Il. St""er aud W. C..
Wire at Trinity Reformed Church. The
maiden name Of the dccc std was Calhnrne
Ann Horton, II daughter Of Capt. Horton,
who commanded the 1st Light Hussars at
the dcfeucc of Baltimore in 1872
Mr. N . NJ Parrish and Miss CaIarinc A.
Horton were married in Baltimore in ls:'5,
tify-onc wears ago, when they came To reside
in this county and had he continuous res
idcnrc here during their married l'f'. Mrs.
Parrish was the mothrrof ten child, n, seven
of whom are living hut three of whom were
able to be present at the funeral,
The age of the dc 'cascd was Il years, .
mos. and IA days
LADnK AND CAPrr\L.-lf vonr system is
not IN good condition, YOU lose me for labor
AID lot labor is lost capital, therefore give
Yourself strength and vigor by using Health
Rcsturer.
Rocky isitiZ+ Locals,
Rocky Ridge is still in the same piece as
rf no increase or decrease in the number of