Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-05-31
Professional.
Local Items.

Local Items.
Most Pleasant.
To the taste, more acceptable to the stom
ach and more truly beneficial in its action
the famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup of Figs, is rapidly superseding all 9th
ers. Try it, One bottle will prove its mer,
its. For sale by DR.. NJ E. Leatherman, Me-
Mchanicstown, Md.
People with thin heads OF hair should use
Halls Vegetable Slcllian Hair Remover to
make the hair grow out thick, healthy and
strong.
The estate left by the late Louis Markell, of
this city, and which bequeathcd to his sister
and three brothers, amounted in monetary
value to about 1921 ,000-Cttzen.
The Independents decided last night not
to 90 to Union Bridge on the occasion OF the
fair to be held at that place from the 9Th, to
tation was declined with regrets Times.
Neither mind nor body can act hcalthiully,
ifthe blood is vi,ated. Cleanse the vital
current from impurities by the use OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. This remedy PARTIES the blood
recruits the wasted, energies, and restores
the debilitated system.
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Eczema causes al itching 80 persistent as
to produce, not only slcepcssncss, but, at
times, even dclirium. Local applications
will not remove the cause, which is impure
blood. Ayers SarsaporI'la cures this disease
bv cleansing the blood and cradicating all
humors.
"Edtor Casscll took me to task last even
ing for my crident erpnaSton in journalism, -
+. II. Is. b, in the Walkersville Enterprise,
The italics are ours Now that altitudin-
Gus prolongation is "evilent," no one may
successfully deny, but that "cNpansion Is
evident we fear is asking too much.
REI1GIoUs.-Thc Rev Simon 5. Miller, Of
BoonsDoro, will preach at Mt. Tabor Rocky
Ridge on Saturday night June 2nd anu at
Creagcrstown on Sunday morning June 3rd'
at Apples in the afternoon Of the same day,
and at Trinity Reformed Church III Mechan-
icstown at night Of the same day; the pubic
are cordially invited 10 attend.
The catalogue of the Pennsylvania College
at Gettysburg, Pa, includes the following
names from Frelrrick county in the list OF
students: Senior claSs--Iloward Clay Rouzcr
AMI Luther Scott Black Of Mechanlcstown.
Junior class-IIolace Ehrman Zimmerman,
of Myersvilc. Sophomore clasS-Lorenzo
Eugene Keplcr and John Iauricc Mann, OF
Mliletown. Freshman class Adam {.
Stup, of Frederick.
j. Albert, a little son of JnO. II. Mlttcn
Manager of the Sentinel, was cncasrd few
ago in jacket of plaster of paris, for the
purpose of correcting slight curvature of
.he spine the result of an accident. The OPP
Grafton was performed by DR.. j. T. Herring,
and was perfectly successful. The little tel
low, who is about eight years old, may be re-
auired to wear his novel garment which is
fully an inch thick, two or three months
Sentinel.
Guardian Hose Company stands credited
with having saved property worth at least
three times the total cost of the equipment,
which without it would beyond all ques ton,
have been destroyed.
Fire insurance risks here are tent fold safer
than before 4 building may burn but those
in the locality may be saved
We have some reason to feel pride in our
company as well for their crit in fighting
fire as tor their charming appearance when
uniformed and in parade.
A FREDERICK COUNTY CAvE.-Somc men
recently engaged in quarryin@ rock ON the
farm of Mr.. VIM. Il. Chrlswcll, near Buck
cystown, came to an opening which has since
been explored about sixty feet by Mr.. Henry
Chrswell and others. Specimens OF staac-
ti,es and stalaemics were discovered and the
explorers say that, judging from the sound
made by dropping stones into the cavern, it
must extend hundreds Of feet under the
the ground Perhaps Frederick county will
rival "Luray' Bunaer.
The CATOCrIN CLARION credits to the sen
tind paragraph in reference to the mysler-
ious Beaver terrapln, published exclusively
by The C11Yolt2niun. But it was ever thus
--Ca9oNt0hinn.
We are disposed to view the wrong done
the CurroRtonian, as a fUed rctrihutIon we
can recall reading the larDltoa{nH in our
boyhood days the Seminal replaced and pro-
badly holds q rghtful control over that name
when used for the title of a newspaper that
county.-ED. CLARION.
EDITORIAL CONTROL Of the Westminster
Sentinel was assumed last week by Mr.. "
l.. W. Scabooks, with Whom many Of ON
readers are Wen acqUa n'cL II we may
Judge hv the tone Of bis >aIUiOtorv, Mr.. Sea-
brooks will place the .SthtiNd to the fore anC
that under his editorial management it vii
become aggressive and prominent as an or
gan of his party in Carroll County. Mr..
Scabroolis attainmcnts and past experience
fit him for the position and we may expect :
decided departure in the ScHtmGEs cditorla
department. Mr. john II, Milton retains
his position as business manager and loCa
editor