Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-01-14

!. New Advertisements.
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Notice to Creditors .Admr's of Albert Lantz
Sleighs made their first appearance gen
orally on Tuesday afternoon previous to
that the cold was too great.
The great rain of last week has started
the winter springs; wells are all flash and an
unusually prolonged frost now will not seri-
ously affect the streams.
An application has been filed at the Post
Office Department for the establishment of
postoflce in this county, to be known as
Feagaville, and Charles Fcaga has been rec
commended for appointment as postmaster
One of the most common complaints OF
children is worms and as they often suffer
long time before it is known, parents should
watch carefully for the symptoms and give
DR.. Fahrneys 1ntallible Worm Syrup.
PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND.-The Comptroller
of the State Treasury of Maryland has just
made quarterly distribution OF the public
school fund, amounting to $197,6250O. The
white schools of Frederick county receive
$5,51s 80, and the colered schools of the
county $s72.07,
CALENDAR. We have just completed
pretty and convenient calendar for 1856,
which is intended for distribution among
the patrons of TIE CLARION. Each family
will he entitled to receive one and one extra
in case there is an Off or room in which
any member of the family does business.
Call Mt once and ask for one. This is OF
course intended only for patrons Of this Of
flee residing at or near this place ; we shall
send them TO those residing ut distance.
Mr.. Geo. d. kcyser has purchased OF the
Wacschc Bro,h hers, small wood plancr and
other wood working machinery; has rented
a farm engine with which to drive it and
has hauled about 10000 feet of seasoned
lumber, to the Waesche factory in which the
machinery is yet placed, to be dressed and
cut to sizes for mammoth stock OffuIniture
which he las determined.to make up Tor the
spring trade. He has engaged several work
men aAd from next week until April LIST,
there will be nj least six hands at work
This sort If enterprise is what our town
needs.
AN ALARM OF FIRE rang out upon the
night daring the strong gale which prevail
ed here ON Saturday. Al about 10 O'Clock,
Mrs 6. d. keyser saw sparks issuing out
from the rear of Mrs. e. w. Foreman's prop
erty on W. Man-st, occupied by Mr.. &. II.
Black and family. She made an alarm and
a number of citizens responded. 1t appesrs
that live Goals yet remained III some ashes
which had been placed in barrel and that
the barrel had been set on fire Had fire
broken out and gotten under way, with the
wind blowing the gale that it wa it is not
pleasant even to think Of tn disastrous re-
suit which must have followed.
The subscribers to the stock met at the
City Hotel on Saturday last to organize
national hank and savings institution to be
known rs the "Citizens' National Bank Of
Frederick the stock of which is 100000.
Judge John A Lynch was called to the
chair, and the following Officers were e'ected
as directors: Lewis McNurray, James Nc
Sherry, Geo w. Smith, o. j. Keller, VIM.
Il. Baker, NJ. N. Rohrback, ID. II llargctt,
John 5 Ramsbarg, c. NJ. Lhomas, D. f Kc-
fauycr, James A. Elder and Joseph ID. Ba
ker; cashier, D. T. Lakin teller, VIM. G.
Zimmerman. The organization expects to
be open for business by the tirst Of June
next. Tne bank will be located IN the Mac
gill building, corner of Mnrket md Patrick
streets, which will be remodeled for the pur-
pose.
Some of our most prominent citizen have
been cured of chronic rheumatism by that
wonderful paln-bunlsher, Salvation Oil.
why, Jones, what Il ho(aT3c you have
in your throat Yes, | rails it from a
cohIt in my head. I've too much live
STOCK. w ell llkc CURES ihc, M I'ui
Cough Syrup will cure you. The Bull will
quickly scare the ho\a)rsc away.
Western reports confirm the opinion of
the East thai Days Horse Powder is the
best.
All that have used it pronounce DR. Bulls
Baby Syrup the best medicine known for
the complaints Of early childhood rs cts.
bottle.
Why suffer the tOrturcs of nIes'ioN when
one bottle of DR.. Bulls Baltimore i'jis will
cure you
The question of the rights, privileges and
Liabilities of the corporate authorities and OF
individual citizens of this place in the mat
ter of streets, pavements, drainage etc, seems
to be a vcxed one. 1t is scarcely possible
that tie friction will continue for very much
longer without bringing some one of the
many questions which arise, into such shape
that all doubts as to the rights, duties and
restraints which the law confprs, will he set
at rest by decision in the courts. While
such will be an unpleasant method of dis
covering something which should be known,
it will when it does come prove 70 he o,