Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-10-28
Election next Tuesday.

! AAiNN'a'-i i'-Ne VN'>'"l'
! A sure preventive of hog cholera is Day 5
Horse Powder 1t cures coughs and meas
les
1lauvcrs' district has gained 1 vote by the
last registration. There being % new voters
registered and 90 removed or died.
IL do hereby certify that gave "Dr. Sell
| lcrs' Nermifugc' to my little son, and, after
| following the directions, it expelled 60 large
worms. Daniel Carrigan.
Y. NJ. r C.--Young Mems Republican
Club will meet at their hall Saturday at 7
p. M. A full attendance is requested.
Sccty.
From one acre and half of land, A. II.
Bradley, of Riverton, Wicomico county, this
season realized $344. 1t was first put in
peas, which returned him $eG2, and then set
in tomato plants, which Noted So.
The sparring match between Jack kilrain
and Frank Heard will come off at Herring
Run Race track or Monday, November Sth,
at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon. KHAN
Yesterday received telegram from his man.
agcr, Frank Stephenson, naming that day.
Both men are now in training, and some
good sport is promised. The price Of a'lmis-
sion has been fixed at 81, without any extra
charge for reserved seats. Heard Will ar
rive in the city sometime II Xt week. Quite
Il number of New Workers and Philadcl.
phians are coming over TO see the meeting.
There need he no fear of any ntcrruption.as
the contest will be purely upon scientific
principles.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Western Maryland Railroad was held on
| Wednesday at IIillcn Station, John Smith of
Carroll county, chuirman; John > Harden
secretary. The five stakeholder directors
were re elected, as follows: Joshua Big%s, of
Frederick county; George w. Harris and G..
! W, lIummchu,lsc, Washington county; John
! X. LongwcIl Carroll county; Edward WORTH
ton, Baltimore county. Con. VIM. ii. Love,
the secretary Of Mayor Hodges, voted the
I 600 shares of city stock for john H. Car
loll of Baltimore county. and the other
stock hohl> rs voted 1870 shares for Edward
! Woy, hinyion. The oth"r four directors re-
cciycd $50 share votes.
DIssoLrTroN-NEw LAW FIRM,-Thr
Law firm of M,s>rs Chas. T. RciiSni,lcr and
! ChaS l.. Fink of This city, has been diSsov-
80 NJ,
Milton Reifsnilcr takes Mr.. Fink place in
the late finn Mr. Fink has taken an flee
on Man-st, and will continue the practice of
law, &c on his own account.
TIE Hoe CHOLERA CAsE.-Mr. George
Shrnrr who los, % hogs a few weeks ago
not being satisfied what caused their death
called in Dir IIarsIonr, Veterinary Surgeon
OF THIS CITY, who examined the carcasscs of
several and found that they had died from
the cholera and not from eating chop that
was hauled in fertilizer sacks - Sentinel.
SnIrrENSnrR,, Pa. O,1obcr23 .-W VIM. II.
Drr, of W liamposl, Md, conductor OF a
gravel train on the Western Maryland Rall
road, at this place, mot with an accident
that may result in the loss Of hi, l,@s. The
Western Maryland Railroad is building a
connecting link to the Harrisburg and Pc.
tomac Railroad, and Mr. barr was in the
act o! getting of his train to open a SWITCH
when he fell and a car passed over him,
Work on the new branch road is pro
crossing rapidly and IN two weeks the West
EN- MARYLAND Companv's part will he com
pl,tcl and the Harrisburg and Potomac
will meet lh,m soon as their overhead
bridge on the Cumberland Valley il com
pl,ted
NOMINATED FOR SENATOR. Mr.. J How
ard Giltingcr, a prominent citizen of Mar
lnsburg. W. ", has been nomi la,cl
for State Senator by the Democrats
Of the 18th Senatorial district of West
Virginia. Mr.. Giltlngcr Is Il Latlvc Of Fred
crick, and is well known here. He j. a
brother of Mcssrs. Il. James and Edward a.
Gitiingcr, this city.
ITEM, FROM DEERFIEI.D.-A corr spGn-
drrt at Drcrlcd writes that Wednesday Of
last week west bound passenger train ON
the Western Maryland Railroad struck and
killed Il very fine COW, belonging TO Mr.. John
Ambrose, and Il valuable bull, the property
of Jeremiah Fisher During the afternoon
ofthc same day a fine vcarling colt, belong
ing to Mr.. Layton Boyer, was killed by The
fast mail going east on the same road, Il n
tUH
\ CAPITAL INVENTION. Our townsman
Mr.. John q. Hess has patented an improv-
I'd tire for the wheels of vehicles, which
promises to he a most important and much
needed device in producing Il complete
the frlloe with a hangr that will at once
prove complete protection to the tcllocprc-
vent its coming of, and will nuwcar several
wheels Of the present style. There are no
hole in the tires or ft.l oc, bolts are I'M
necessary, and the tire has groove in the
center which comes over the ends of the
spokrs, thus making it impossible for the
wheel to become spoke bound, and prevent,
ing the spokcs from breaking off at the tcl
lor.
Mr. Hess is about placing his invention
before the public The invention seems
to he one that being seen must com.
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