Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29

July s, 1886.
Professional.
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SURGEONS & PHYSICIANS.
Prompt attention given to all CALLS.
Public Office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room in the rear o
the Drug Store.
Local Items.
What new thing next!
Another refreshing rain ON Monday last
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The corn crop promises better and bet
ter.
The full quota Of summer boarders IS no"
made up,
Keysvllc has lately been made post
office with Mr.. Milton o. Myers as post
master.
Hello, there! Do you know that DR. Scllcr's
Vermifugc expelled sA worms from child
two years old: Oh, it will know them' Try
it, CSC.
Our town has been frightened unusually
during the past ten days; many young, hap
pv and handsome strange faces pass us upon
the streets.
Mr.. Jos. A. Weschc, now Of Wcstmins
ter, will shortly occupy the storeroom at
Ca,octin Furnaces. Mr.. w. has been
successful merchant in tho psst-
Remember the Haugh's Church picnic on
Saturday. This is recognized AS one OF the
very best of our summer gatherings. 1t il
always largely attended and we'll conducted
Messrs. J. C. ROsensteel e. Bro. have Ia
ken possession of the warehouse at the rail
road, with the ticket office, sc, as agents al
the company and dealers in lumber, &C
Chronicle.
VAcAT1oN,-Rev. w. c Wire, pastor OF
the Lutheran congregations here and al
Rocky Ridge is now enjoying his summer
vacation. With his family, he has been in
Virginia during the past two weeks.
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And now the Sunday School picnic has
come to be victim of the "hippodrome'
business. We have noted poster advertis
ing musical prodigy, calculated " to I'LL
with wonder the reader, just sufficiently in
formed to arouse his curiosity. Oh, Fie
Out upon such methods to draw" at a
Sunday School picnic.
PEpsoSAI.,-Durng the past week mum
her ofcails have been made at THE CLARION
OFFICE by parties visiting friends in town
Mr.. Elmer Bittle Of Ellerton, Of the class
of SO Pennsylvania College, very pleasant
gentleman Messrs. Dearborn Of near Gettys'
burg and Mr.. Chas. Remsburg, formerly
drug clerk with DR., NJ. 4. Leatherman, all
visiting friends here. called TO see US and
made things pleasant for us.
Louis A. Bollinger, of Frederick county
charged by the Brdsell Manufacturing Com
pany, of Indiana, forgery and embezzlement
had a hearing before Justice P. 3. Mikescll
here last Saturday morning. The evidence
was such that Bollinger was held for the
action of the Grand Jury in the
sum of 81, 200 Jas. McSherry, Of Fred,
crick. was coulsel for Bolingcr, and u. N
Henning appeared for the state.-Adroclte
A PENsIONER. Senate and House
have passed bill, which will now 60 to the
President, 10 put Miss Mary A. Thomas on
the pension roll At the rate OF SIS pei
month, says the Cumberland Times. Miss
Thomas, Marylander by birth, served in
the summer of 1862 and for eighteen month";
subsequently, as volunteer nurse aud super
intendent of nurses in the United States ar
my general hospital at Frederick city, Md
and in this period rendered very valuable
service for the wounded and sick from thu
battle fields of Antietam and Gettysburg
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS, The commits
sioucr of pensions as Washington, ID. G,
has requested through Eli Frost, command
er of Reynolds Post, Grand Army Of the
Republic, Of Frederick, the names, regiment
company and post Office address of all I'm
ion ex.soldiers who served in the war Of thu
rebellion from April 1851, to 1868, boil
white and c0lorcd who reside in Frederick
county. Proper blanks have been sent t'
each postoIice in the county and 1t may b.
important for those interested to repor
their names to the postmaster nearest then
for record These lists will be forwarded
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