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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
TO BUILD BIG SHIPS.
EXTENSIVE SHlFYRDS TOBE Built.
Ehe Illinois, steel Cosapars sna the Globe
lra1 WORKS saiu Hauas aua Wi
Coast4aet ths Eaerts 81 tAs
Great GAkes.

CucAso. Dec 10 The prolec. for
great stip-b-llelIg industry ca ne
hanks of tte lslaueI rlVer las a. .ast
taken definite shape. Notwithstanding
the rcrt 4ted lis ~ TIE officials 81
14l iu oourea rlatlon s-el a project
Use announcement ROW cenes irom
Cleveland that tts Globe lron
works. the most extensive build
ers q sletl sli,s on tbe great
lakes have joined hands Nlth
Tie Illinois steel Company in lie
organization ot "a company 70 construct
steei ships -n Chicago Ihs new csfpo-
ration ~lu be- known - t1e Chicago
sllpbuldlng Company. and SIX ~ steel
steamers Wlll be on TIE stoeas 10 lie
yard within few months. The gard
Viii be located o1 the east sIae ot tie
Calumet riNerin South Chicago, extend
ing from one Hundredta 80 one Hon.
dred and Second streets There
viii be three slips running 81
right angles 20 the river giving
six building berths. il j. nor intended
T. pat boiler and machine shops Al
once, but this Will be- done before long
a. also d dry dock The following are
directors Of The company: NJ. A.
Hanna. II NJ. Hanns, John + Pan1-
hurst. and Luther Allen of Cleveland,
and W l. Brown. Robert Iorsy.h and
W l. Bahcock of Chicago The officers
are: John r PankAurst President
Luther Alien. Nlce-Preslleut and Treas
urer. aud IS J. B4bcock Manager
" l. Babcook. the superintendent -
the yard. was formerly with the Union
Dry-Dock Company Of Buffalo and built
the big STEAMERS Chemung, OWego.
America and Viking lie Wil have full
charge o. the new concern. but d Will
OF course be under the direction of
the Cleveland officers and direct
ors. The opening Of this yard
viii tend 20 wonderful increase
in the mum Der OF iron ships 10 be
foated on the lakes FOR TWO years 10
come. II is understood that there is al
ready an understanding whereby the
capitalists represented by Ferdinand
Schlessinger and II. = LilNbridge. %
Cleveland, viii secure boats through
the new yard, and the four Hill boats,
about which there has been so much
talk among vesselmen, may now be con
sidercd a certainty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
FATE OF A FIEND.
A. BarbaroDs Father kinsd -
HIS son
THE TRAGEDY OCCURS IL 81. LOUIS
4as fsFFlsias DI lVsa a. ths Auf.a lfis.as
BecAuss ~ m-s Nlettul's Gaereai0lc
1rutallts horfiols
SfurF.

~ I.ogls Drc George A a-en-
ther. ga sred nan ~As k.llea q -es-ay
bg his l6year-0Ia sou Enle. Nbo after
werd surrendered tlmseH 81 tae
police "Wednesday Charles 0aentaef,
a. older hrothtr sf The murderer 1alea
81 Ile Office of tas calsi ~ police ~ se-
cure permission 10 luterNls~ Emlle. au4
tod horrible -slr 81 bT-t4Liy ou ilo
part of the uaraerea man THE some
story brands tat de4l man as 6 teua ll-
carnate, who Ga. ted in acts of lnlu-
manitv tapard Lls children t.h-
ing pleasure in tortarine them ty
methods pracuoea only by lhe
most barbarous Among other crl-
elites alleged VAS the caainllF up
of the children in dlsmA apartments.
nude. and while ln ttat eoE- tou
tortlriug tlem ulta al tAe s4faeery
praclctd iu Size in4~ls. Don. tA4 les
Oueutuers storF lu bref ls as fo-.os
he saws thai ln 1854 when Le s,as 3
years 81 ayr bis father had torfa ars
chamber ia tae ho.se ln +l..l
chains. whipping post clubs eue,
made op tte fuult4rc ler
trivial ohease he was taken la.a 10
chamber ani " he resisted. Was oI .I-
powered stripped naked and chane. to
post Oae ctaln about tle r.ca almost
strsnplel him. Ala f.laer taeE a.
needle and pauct t.red atm ne Le.a 10
foot unrl the b-oal na.0d fr-. I.sn
the iuhumau pareat taaa a aeIsr q
whisky and rubbed ihe .auor lnto
the woan5, The hay f4.a3 az
tie second application ana Wlsn
lie reFained consciousness ls
was stu chaine3 up and su4
naked Tie Was released ht Ais sister.
who Was satsr0 afrtIg chained p tor
the otense. The boy comp .slaed io ,.e
police and the old man vas arr, -led
ard the story proved Co be rae. lis
lad never afieraart returned bone
Emile Gucuther. tho boy of l6 vho
killed the old man. called or lls sister
70 tell tho authorities What be hso .f-
tered before Ae left home IL was shown
that be had been chained Up for days 3
time and had been beaten and tortured
la the most horrible manner He %
home when be vas l5 Tuesday be re-
turned % see his married sster and rs
father. hearing that he vas 30 The house,
came in rage and ordered him out lie
started 10 60 and was followed through
the chamber by the old man. D. fary
he picked Up hstchet and k.lod his
father. The stories a. torture are cor
federated by the neigh bors.
The boy Emile acts Ike an iu ubecile,
and il is believed that be has been
driven insane by the cruelty Of his fa-
ther and the tragedy Of Tuesday
Wednesday lie failed 70 recognize rs
own brother and when ne was apnea 81
10 almost supplicat.nFly FOR recognition
there was silly smile about the m-f-
Gerers mouth.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
LIVESTOCK COMMISSIONERS.
Ten States Represented at the National
Conference in Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Dec. 19.-Ten
States we're represented Wednesday at
the National conference Of livestock
commissioners called for the purpose Of
comforting upon the subject Of uni
form recommendation for the sup
preston Of contagious diseases
among domestic animals. A very
long communication was presented by
Prof James Law, of Cornell University,
upon the communicability OF tuber-
cluosis to man by domestic animals. It
assumed the matter 70 be positively
settled DR. John II. Rauch, of the State
Board OF Health addressed the con-
ference briefly and said that the theory
is by no means sufficiently settled to
warrant legislation although il IS
attracting very general attention in En-
gland France and Germany. and has
been thoroughly discussed there. This
and other subjects OF interest 20 live
stock commissioners Nere generally dis
cussed and committees were appointed
TO prepare resolutions.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Moody Allison Chandler and Petu-
gre~ Senator Edmunds. d 10 sad, de-
-.ined % vote Ot1er nominations con
nrme1 were.
United Stat-s Ministers -wtram walter
Ph5.ps @ Germany Thomas d. Auoersoa. of
Ohio o. Bolivia FFcderIcS Douglass. 81 haytf
A. Loucon snopdea. q Pealsy lsaulA, 10
Greece
Robert Mccormick o. Illinois seocnd Sec
retary ~ Legailon - London
frEna IS. Palmer of Illinois P0biic Printer.
Warner sutton of Michigan Consul Gen
sral al Nusvo Laredo.
Consuls Eva1s Blake CT Illinois. al Cref-ld.
Germany Lew " Brown. Of O1lo al Glasgow.
Scotland, Jonu Is Osborne. of Pennsylvania.
al GhcLt. Be glum. Charles r Pope u Mis-
souri, al Toronto. Olt George W. Roosevelt.
~ Psnuaylv4nil. al Brussels Archibald ;.
Sampson. ~ Colorado al P4so Gel Norte, Mex
ico Thomas IL sherman a. Liverpool
DEMANDS or TIE SIOUX INDIANS.
WAsHNGroN, Dec. ~ The leading
chiefs of the Sioux nation had a confer
ence "Wednesday with Secretary Noble
in the presence Of the members OF
the Sioux Commission, the In
dian Bureau officials and sew
eral Western Senators. The Indians
asked for a rcsurvey Of one OF the
boundary lines Of their reservation, and
that they be compensated for ponies APP
propriated by the United States troops
during the Custer war in 1870. They
also asked for more schools, and that In
dians be employed in positions about the
reservations when practicable.
CONSUL LEWIS RECALLED.
WAsHINGroN. Dec. l9.-lt is admitted
at the State Department that William
r. Lewis, United States Consul at Tan
gier, has been recalled az the request OF
the Moorish Government, and that tho
President is no& considering the APP
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
LYNCHING IN KENTUCKY.
A Drunken Negro Hanged by a Mob for
Committing an Unprovoked Murder.

=
Committing an Unprovoked Murder.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Dec. "a. At .
o'clock Wednesday night, AZ Owens boro,
XIV. Doc Jones, negro barber. while
drunk entered the shop Of John
Westcrheld, white. and shot MIN
dead He was arrested and placed
in Jail Westcrfeld was vel thought
Of. and his death created storm Of in
dignaton. Ate o'clock a IT. a mob Of
twenty-five appeared and battered in
tho doors Of The Jail. The sheriff resist
cd, but after awhile gave in
and handed over tho keys. Jones
was found in a drunken stupor in
q cell, but was quickly hustled ont into
the courthouse yard and hanged 20 a
tree. a limb % which had served tae
same purpose before. The mob thon
dispersed. The boiy hung untU $50
a. N. when 10 was cut down. The gen
eral verdict in Owensboro is one O. APP
probation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

- trf Iff =
sd s-..-rf., s,.e-rr- e.ear rrafee rfeaft a-s
f-r common .-ra -srr~r SOC a. former prices
c---s .ors -srFsf 81 = en- e fr rorf ferHr.
er rnr s+ee- Hrf o. fw ro-urr tt
eoe. se . -e0 n ~ rrl~n~-e @t-f-r . Fe
, ~ f,r ztorr--s a. re- f,r Ts1art 20
"a f.- w.s+s~re 9 s1sT fo- Fe~fe-r r.a
s -r far rsvs 8 ssdf 7i fer lnfsrs1r U.r-. SOD
ar Bae
rfrF s----~f ZEE q SIR srr prices t. 81.
s~ ss.es -arr.1 81 e "a T frr
q p f~- ~~nrf rsefrF 20 q
9 "a. p for bss~r pacing snf sr.fr pa
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
THE WORLDS FAIR.
A Meeting OF the Representative OF n
Competing Cities 10 Expedite Mattcrs.

Meeting OF the Representative OF the
Competing Cities 10 Expedite Natter
WAsHINGToN, Dec. lq.-Representa-
tiyes Of the four cities competing for
the location Of the Worlds Fair met
Wednesday night, and after an hours
interchange Of views agreed 10 at N
unison and secure legislation on the
topic at the earliest possible day. Con-
gressman Frank appeared for s. Louis,
New York was represented by Con
grcssmen Flower and Spinola, Messrs
Anderson, Douglass and Ki.bourne
looked after Washington's interest, and
Chicago had friends in Senator Fsrwel
Congressman Hit and Springer. Edwin
Walker and Nh Crsgin. i was
further agreed 20 ask Speaker Reed %
appoint special committee on tho
Worlds Fair before the ad journment Of
the House Saturday, the object being %
have this organization meet with that
OF the Senate and listen 70 the argu-
ments in favor Of the various cities.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
Desperate Fight with HIghwaymen.

WACO. Tex, Dec 10. - News has
reached hero OF a fight Tuesday between
four farmers without firearms and two
robbers armed with six-sbooters. in which
one farmer, John T. Mathes, was killed.
another, W II. Harris, seriously wound
ed and The Others more or Jess injured.
The farmers were stopped on the road
by the highwaymen, who demanded
their money They refused 20 give IL
up and the fight ensled. Jim Lepey, sup
posed 20 be one % tho robbers. has been
arrested
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

MIVNFAPorIs, MINI, Dec - -. T.
McCrvstle merchant tailor. has failed
with liabilities o. $4,000 The Rotae-
chiId tailoring house. one % the Oldest
In ,bisci has failed with $4,000 a-
h-Lit-ns
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

NEW YORK. Dec 19-The Brother
hood Base Ball League Wodnesdav
night adopted a series Of resolutions,
o. which the last one expels from the
Brotherhood Of Bal Players .he follow
ing. Olasscock. Clarkson. Denny,
Miller. Beckley. Mexican. Beat.n.
Buckley Boyle, Clements. Gleason,
Schrvcr. Sommers, Muivey and Dele
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

BosToS Dec 70 -The bodv - vor.
an. badly mltilsted. was found IN -.o
ya-d of the house ll Albany street
The police are now investiFstng
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

wpNIrFc. Man Dec 20 Prs fet
BY Indians 2 tie Canadian Northwest
arc SAID 70 have caused the destructo-a
since 1852 or 500. Oo0. coo worth - June
ber and the loss 10 the Government on
tinber dues Of $. 600 coo
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

RICHMOND. Va. Dec le Leading
colored men IN convention here Tues.
dsy night peUtiolod Congress 20 pass
general election law that would Fuaran.
tee them better right O. suffrage ttar
they now euiov.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Both the method and results when
syrup II EIgs IS taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing - Tie tasts, AID ects
geat-y ye- promptly On The Kidneys,
Liver sl1 Bowels, cieanses The sys
ten edec-u4liy, dispels colds, head
aches aud leVers aud cures hah.rual
constipation. erUp II Figs IS the
only remedy Of is KIDD ever pro
dleed, pleasing T. tie taste and az
cepta1.e o the stomach, prompt IN
.z action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy ana agreeable substances, is
many excellent qualities commend it
o. al aud have made it the most
popular remedy known.
syrup of Figs is for sale In SOC
ard 81 bottles b. all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand vii pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 70 try l. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
SAY EqAacSCO. ca
LOUISVILLE. ~ AEH YORr. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20


~ & graded Willow Work Baskets ' tic th2g ora
Xmas pren t. = sma
select ear ing
unior courte o n
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

WssHeeroS De- = -Tts sena
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

SAY FqARclSCO. CsL.
t3USEilLE. kL AEH TORr. ~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21
Rocky Ridge Items,

The only chl,d Of Mr., George Miller, died
on Wedno slay night. RlrLal took place at
liaush's church.
Mrs Milton HArbauSh died very unex
prctcd,y ON Thursday ni4ht. She ate ~
hearty slppri, and during the night was az
en- with nenorgAagcs and expired in u few
minutes after the attack. Funeral took
place on Sunday at the MorQviau cemetery
in GlaccIam.
Mr. Robert BIg-s Of Baltimore, spent Son,
day last with his mother.
Miss Belts of Baltimore, is the glcst of
Mrs Joshua Biggs.
Mr.. Joseph Elchelberger Of Shepherds
town, Va, is visiting his f'therln law Mr..
George ". Barrick
Miss Marion Elchclhcrgcr, Of Graceham,
is on visit to her brother, NJ. J E.chencr
ger.
Mrs Edward Long has been called to the
bedside of her mother at Litllestown, Pa
Size s quite III.
Charles BArrck, son Of Mr. Josepeh Eli.
CIct Utl III, HAS pCtI SIN az MS tii'I li'
cn,s for the la t week, Glad to report he is
cOnvA!esCcnt.
y chll OF Mr. Samuel Stambaugh has q
very severe az ,cH Of eryaipel4s.
Mr. II Mrs. A r. Norris are both i'll at
this time.
Master Elgar Blsss is also on the sick
list
Rev. j. H. Barb held divine service on
Sabbath morning. The sermon was excel
lent. There were few in attendance owing
| presume to the inclement weather. We
bayc SO many dry weather Christians in and
around our village and yet there should be
none
l, is pretty generally reported that several
farmers in the vicinity Of EIaugh church have
been notified that their buildings would be
burned. Several are very badly scared and
they have jnst cause to be as we hardly scan
a paper that does not contain Al account Of
an inaendary. The White Caps rs yet have
not put in an appearance at Il. Ridge We
did have some White Hats but they left ear
ly in November r.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

ONCE A WEEK Tins wondrously pro.
grefsivc and brilliant piper has paid $4,000
for sclia story by FRANK X. STOCKTON
a,;1bnr of The Lady or the Tiger" "Rud-
der Grange The Late Mrs. Null" "Tuc
Great War Syndicate" etc, entitled AnpIs
CLAvERDEN This new novel deals with
adventure, romance, and humor, and is in
this gifted authors bappiest vein, 1t will be
prGgsey illustrated. 1t opens in NJ. 81.
cat March 8 In addition, an illustrated
nsses. complete, by Edgar Satus, will be
given liz this humber bearing the title. THE
Gin with the Naked Eye" The London
Letter is by the Honorable Lewis Wingfeld:
Society, by Hans kniekrrboekr; Boston Cos.
SIP. by A. MavG 'wrr; Populr Science, by
Dr. Andrew Wilson, F K S; Book Reviews
hy the sparkling Mayo W HazeltiHe; Poems
Essays, and Sketches, hv the foremost 9TH.
cers OF the day. The Z litorials are by Mayo
w. HazeltiRe and B akely Hall, SO pages
A complete novel Gllustrated} by the brii
liant Satus. The opening chapters af Frank
r. Stuckton's serial. All for ten cents. 1t
is not to re wondered at tn at ONCE WEEK
10 a marvellous success. This is what our
families want every Saturday. The best
authors The best artists. And absolutely
fitted for the iam,ly circle. Our readers
should try one number and judge for them
selvea
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

On March end at 9 o'clock p. m. in Grace
ham, Robt. j. Jamison Mortgage, will sell
John F. Troxel's farm
On March 9Th, at 10 o'clock m, Mr.. II. T.
Ramsburg will sell lot of personal proper
ty, near Creagerslown. See bills
On March 9, at O'Clock p. m. John Wolf
as Agent for the Heirs of Henry Hendricks
deceased, will sell on the premises, south Of
town, the Home place and building lots.
On Feby 2S,h at Il O'Clock a, IN, on the
farm Of David Firor one mile south Of town,
Mary G. Firor will sell valuable personal
property.
On Saturday. March 18th at 70 o'clock IN
near Creagerstnwn, Phillip Matthias will sci
a lot of valuable personal property,
On Saturday March End, at 10 O'Clock m
at Eicholtz' Mil, WIN. /. Eichotz will sell
personal prop r'y.
On Thursday March 9Th, at 10 a m. near
Eicho,z' Mill, John D. Domer will sell 10,
of valuable personal property. See posters
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21
Every Home should have IL.

II 10 act alwSyB convenient TO call a
Phvsic.rn FIR every il; { hilHieut. Having
Red Flag GIl in tha hGnsa YOU hive Phssl-
clan giwevs At hand. it kills Ehruma t,sm
Ncnralgia Barns, Bruises ard a.! Aches and
Pains, Price 81 ceAts
There are few things in this life o. which
we anay he certain, but this i, one o. hem
Puritan Cough and Consumption Care has
no equal tor Gonghs Gods and (GnsI mp
tmH Prim IS Cents.
At Dr J K Waters, Drng Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21
Don't stand that Pain.

II don't do TO neglect natures warning
aches through the system causes Rhcnma-
i'm NcuMIpa, Baokacht and Fam III the
SIDE, apIomp, and atr remedy Is r"Quhet,
Red Flag Oil the famous pain cure fills the
bill. Pr &C % cents
Are you Consump,ive or do You suffer
Cough and Consumpt on Cure. Price %
Cents.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21
MeclanicstOwn Enterprise.

The wcllkl own and popular Druggist
Or. J X Waters has taken the AgencN fol
Dr. Lees Liver Rcgulator which he recon-
mends tor the quick cule Of Dyspepsia, BIZ
iousn,ss, Liver Complaint, N all Blood
T,oubcs TT al bottles tlee.
lisa wtll knt VII faC that Puritan Cougl
and G onsump,ion Cue Las cur d Consuml
on and Chronic Coughs and Colds, when
MI else failed. Price % cents,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21
lIapstness and Health

Are important problems the former depend.
ing grpstly On the latter Every one is fl.
niliar with the healthy properties Of fruit
and no Que can afford to lie OK and misera.
ble while the pleasant California conccntra.
Ted !'qu!i fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, may
ts had of our tEterprsing druggists.
At DR.. NJ Z Leathcrmans Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21
Business Locals.

ta MULES FORSALE--SiX 2year old
mules, bred from Imported Jack. they are
all large for their age, hose mules are for
sale at harg IN. They cam be seen on my
farm near Double pipe Greek, Any one
wishing to purchase and notifying me at
Mechanic, town, will meet them at the
farm n. G GROFF
feb IA Ct
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

SHOOTING MATCH Or mark men hay.
,ng Won deer At the shooting mat'h In
Enm t-burg Last week have determined to
s,avc acme more fun out of ii, consequently
ttcy have advertised glass ball match ia
this place on Friday next. Tuerrzcs offered
are the deer aa9 45 caliber rife The
shooting viii! hpgil promptly at noon, for
the accom8odStio:s CT visitors who may at
lend from points east Of this place.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21
Sale Register.

Under this head will appear free notice
of all Sales bills for which are printed at this
office. The notice will be inserted rs soon
as received.
Notices not exceeding five lines will be in
serted under this head at twenty cents pei
line by such as may desire it. if they have the
bills printed elsewhere Sale notes free with
every set Of bills.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

tF BROWN 4 son willy give you bet
ter flour for your wheat than YOU can get
. elsewhere
tB ASK BROWN & son, Dcert"ld
Station, how much good -four they viii give
Won per hushe' of wheat
To- Keep your WHEAT Mt home and
exchange it with J. B Brown & Son.
cyl. b BROWN & son, Drcrheo
have the best flour in the world TO exchange
for your wheat
sJy FOR RENT Three or Four rooms.
M lire o.,
janet tt J Wesley Creegcr
eH- For first class Dress king,
oct16m Go to Miss VI FlGra Gl1s
cw COAL UNDER CONER-Iust re-
cc,ved full stock o. coal all sizes Of both
red and white nsh anthracite; also soft
coal
Thanking YOU for your patronage during
las, season, ask y'u to corfu uc with me
Sent l3tf n. Croft.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21
I'll arriaHes,

On Feb H. 1880, at the Prnshvterian Par
sonage, in Enm sburg, by R.v, W. 81.
mon'on, d. D., Mr. Joseph G. Miller of
Unionvlle. this county, to Miss Maggie
Agnew, daughter Of the late David Agncw
Esq, of Emmitsburg district.
On the 18th inst at New Midway, by Rev
T. J. Kolb, Mr., Charles E. Weller and
Miss Anne B. Rcnner.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

Dr.. A A. Biggs Of Sharpshurg, Nd
whose illness was r, ported in these columns
last week died on Saturday last. The de.
ceased was u brother Of Mrs, Mary Croft and
uncle Of Mr.. N &. Croft of this place.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

Mr. Abncr Prugh, who was born In this
county, Chen part of Frederick county,
January LIST, 1889, died at his residence in
Dayton, Ohio, at midnight on January 18th,
1889. On the first day Of the present year
Mr. Prugh celebrated the onehundreth an.
niversary Of his birth, four generations OF his
descendants being represented lie leavcsa
large number Of relatives in this county. -
d1nocats
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

A report prevails in Georgetown that the
Western Maryland Railroad Company 10 ne
gotialing wi h the Bradley heirs for the pur
chase Of AnalOstan Island
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

Immigrants an returning voyagers find
in Ayers SArsapali'a a cnrc 70. eruptlons,
6oilS. pinp'cs eczema etc, whether SUI t..
Ing from se'.dct and life on ship board, or
from any other cause. It's value ns ton c
and Alternative medicine cannot be overesti-
nsted.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

AN INGENIOUS MACHINE The box max
ing machiue upon which MIR. Nice intock
Yonng of this city, was the other day grant.
ed patent 10y the authorities at Washing
ton, requires bu, a nominal degree of power
to operate 4. There are printing, cutting,
ccs as parts Of the machine, the paste.hoard
being tei from n continuous rol! into the
machine, and leaving it a complete box ready
for use. The machine can b. constructed to
manufacture any regular size of folding box,
md at any speed Of not les, than 1905 an
hour and much faster on small boxes. - CHI,
sen
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

Mr.. Thos. Wolf has been indicted by the
grand jury for assault with intent to Kill Mr.
G. +. Kreh, the Sun correspondent, at Fred!
erick. He has also been indicted for carry
ing concealed weapons.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-21

Property SoLp --Mcssts McANis,cr
Horncr and Cobean. executors of the latc
John Wi,herow, mortgteee, sold house and
lot in this place ut public sale on Saturday
last. Purchaser, Mr. Edward Baxter; price,
NOE