Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-08-05

Mrs, Maggie Firor sent to the Office to-
mato weighing pounds ounces.
Headache, dyspepsia, biliousness, and con-
stipation cured at once BY SELLERS Liver
Pills" 25c. a box. Sold by oil druggistS.
The mercury fell decidedly after the rains
of Friday, Saturday and Sunday and on
Monday the temperature was exactly charm
ing.
II my children had worms l should give
them "Dr. Sellers vermifuge," and no 9th.
or, for it never fails to expel them. Csc
Sold by all druggists.
Letters remaining in the P. o. at Mechan.
ics,own, Frederick Co., Nd, Aug. /, 1885.
Ahalt, John M. Funk. d. II.
Farrow, II. 8 G. Grindal, Lewis
Rodgers, Samuel Schall. j.
Starlight, w. A. Swisher, Mrs. NJ. L.,
Warner, David NJ.
Ephraim l.. Boblitz, p. M.
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BAsEBALL.-We are anxiouslY awaiting a
DTOullSc vi IttuIu KAIiCS vi "hss
the clubs that our nine has played. One
game at Frederick, two at Westminster and
one at Union Bridge, in all four games. for
which We think our people should be repaid
for the interest manifested and money IN
vested at the opening Of the season. But
one game has been played here since our
grounds were improved at an expense OF
IS 90 and large amount of free labor. over
and above the first cost Of preparation.
Let us have game or two at least.
ia. Hortzell. Esq, Hickory, N. c., says
he used the fertilizer made of Powell's Pre-
pared Chemicals for tobacco, 200 ms. to the
acre, side by side with fertilizer costing $50
per ton, same quantity of each. and considers
the Powell's Chemicals as good, If not better.
than the other. The chemicals only cost @6
per bbl., n sufficient quan,y TO make one.
half ton OF complete fertilizer. Brown
Chemical Co., manufacturers, Baltimore,
Md.
RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Therc will be ser.
vices at Rocky Ridge Sabbath morning the
9Th inst, and at st. Johns, Mcchan,cstown,
on Sabbath the 18th inst. The subject for
the morning service at Mechanicstown will
be Harvest discourse in which an analogy
will be drawn between the natural and
spiritual harvest The subject for night will
be rebuke to medlers and the christian
duty of every one attending to his own bus.
mess. W. e. Wire, Pastor.
PORTAL MArrERs.-Mr. Charles K. Poole
has been appointed postmaster at Linganore,
this county, t6 succeed his father, Thornton
Poole deceased.
A numerously signed petition has been
sent to Washington by persons of Enmits-
burg district asking for the establishment Of
a postoffice in this county, to be known rs
Mt. St. Mary's College, and recommending
DR.. Jacob G. Troxell for appointment Ms
post master. The Office would prove great
convenience to the people living in the vi.
entity of the college, and who are now COM
PEELED to 90 to Emm,sburg for their mail.
PERSONAL Mr.. Wire and family
have returned their whit to Va, and Miss
Gruber of Hagerstown and Miss Williams of
Evansville, acquaintance of Miss Lula are
now visiting her.
MIR. Waller Thomas Of Baltimore City has
been, during the past week, the guest Of Mr..
c. N Thomas Of this place.
Mr.. Edward Stull, formerly Of this place
now of Washin; tnn d. G., Is visiting his
parents at this place.
Mr.. Gilbert Kuhn formerly Of This place,
now of Baltimore City is visiting his grand
parents this week.
NOVEL, BUT CHARMING On Friday even.
ing last twelve equcstriennes, each accompa-
MED by an escort. or twenty four In all, we'll
mounted, young, graceful and on pleasure
bent, were n,arshalled on West Main st, and
in body left our town for horse. back ride
to Creagerstown. The trip was pleasant
one and made without mishap, save the in
oonvenie fence of a light shower on the way
home.
We give the names;
Miss Minnie Ray and Mr.. Harvey Rouzer
Fannie Landers George Stevens
- Crow Ross Witherow
Bird Mcclellan Morris Rouzer
Emma Lohr Martin Bussard
Carrie Slick Luther Black,
Laura Slick Charles Back
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