Catoctin clarion., 1886-06-03

We failed to receive copy of last week +
Banner IF Liberty.
Mr. Henry Stokes of Emmitsburg, spent 4
few days in this place this week.
The Catholic Church Fair having closed
what will our young people do in exchange
for the fun had there?
J.F. Davis of Portsmouth, o sold in ono
wear fourteen thousand boxes of "Dr. Sellers
Liver Pill" They cure malaria. Price 23c
The NJ. V. r.. r. company is erecting az
engine house on the east side of the track
on the 10, owned by Mcssrs. Schlcy and
Waeschc.
The Western Md Railroad employees will
have their Sth annual excursion to Chester
town, on the Steamer Louise, ON Saturday
July 24lh, next.
Letters remaining in the Postofiicc at Nc
chanicstown, Frederick Co. Nd, June lst
Deans, Samuel Zurthon, Mrs, Ellen
r. l.. Boblitz, p. NJ.
The United Brethren Ministerial Institute
of the Potomac District convened at liaScrS
town last Tuesday. Rev. A. NJ. Evcrs was
elected president, G. NJ. Holt vicc-prcsidcn'
w. 0. Fries, secretary, }. II Ridcnour
treasurer.
The grand jury of Washington county
donated the sum of S5,15, realized from fines
imposed upon members, to Mrs, Geo. W
Harman, of Beaver Creek district, whose
husband was indicted by that body for beat
ing her.
B\ZAR MEETING.-Thcrc will he a scCOnC
meeting of those interested in holding ba
Xar and festival in the interest of the L. l..
church, this place, in the chapel over The
postoilicc on Wednesday afternoon next, AT
:; o'clock. All interest are asked to attend
Baker Brothers, Of Buckcystown, Frcder
i'k county, have generously donated tho
lime necessary for the completion Of WARD
Hall at Western Maryland College, anc
Con. J VI. Hood. of the Western Maryland
Railroad, has kindly offered to transport il
free of charge Work on the building vii
he pushed rapidly after commencement is
over --.lGuocat6.
"The Police Gazette makes an announce
mcnt in this issue. No one is compelled tc
send 81 90, or even fora sample copy. hut
thirteen issues would furnish enough pic
lures to cover your house, provided tho
house is not too large. If you want the
paper and don't want to send for it, hand us
your 81 90 and we will forward it for YOU.
1 4 RrcToR CALLED Ernest McGill
assistan, rector at Sykcsvllc, has been call
ed hv the vcs,rv of st. Michacls parish Tai
ho, county, to fill the vacancy occasoncd by
the death of Rev DR.: +, f. Dishiel. Rev.
McGil is a son n.law of DR.. VIM. s. Nc
Phcrson, of Caloclin Furnaces, this county,
and was stationed for time al the Furnaces
where he has many friends. Besides the
call from st. Mchacs, he has several other
calls from parishes on the Eastern Shore,
but as vet has not accepted any Times.
COLLEGE, lloNoRs- 1t affords MS pleasure
to announce that Mr. Lloyd G. Cohlentz, OF
this vicinity, number of the Senior Class
/ of Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster
/ Pa has won the highest honor of his large
class. The honor Of the Marshall Grafton
was conferred upon him at a meeting Of the
! Faculty of The College on the 18th inst,
! Mr.. Coblcntz will graduate at the Annual
I Commencement next month. lie is the
eldest son Of Mr.. Charles II. Coblcniz, re.
siding about one mile cast Of town. TalleH
! Register,
We take Tie following interesting account
of the death of Steiner Yonson, from the
Wavnc>boro' GazOte:
I "At half paS, ten o'clock Yesterday morn
ing Steiner Yonson, whilst operating plan
inc mach ne a, Frick Co.'S Works. hy some
strange fatality, rot his head between the
! stationary and moving part of the machine
receiving from the tremendous force of the
collision a fracture of tie skull from which
he died a few hours afterwards. lie was in
the act ofinspccting the working of the
/ chiscl attached to the palmer on the oppo.
/ site side and doubtless thought that his head
was sufficiently lowered to allow the NOV
ing beam to pass over him, but in twink
i ling cracking sound was heard and when
, the beam again rcccdcd, Steiner Ionson fell
/ scnsc1css to the fl DOR. He was quickly OBJ
| served hv his fellow workmen standing near
| hv, and carried to his home just opposite the
works of West Main street where never
was there saddcr meeting Of fond mother
and son.
Drs Fran,z, Ripple and Stricklrr were
! hastily summoned, but on arriving found
! that there was no possible hope of relieving
/ tlc unfOr unatc sufferer or staying the end
which was inevitable. The young man SO
far recovered consciousness when first car
ricl home as to say to his mother that his
death was certain and that she should bear
up and not worry about him that he was