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he elected Post Master ;--f''H'' "ec"''Se ne
has been elected once bat agreed 10 haF' an
other election for party hsrn"ny; because
his father has been voting the ticket s'hcc
the organization OF the party, and he himself
FIR II wears and neither one has received \
dollar from the same; because he has been an
active worncr IL the party and helped Il"
achirvcyictoly for The slime, lh'Irhy causing
u loss To- himself and to his business; because
lc has ii family to maintain and his oppo-
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the nj neg, while his opponent by the use OF
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WI. GtaAAYv sEg.AES ElEs.
EYNGE TG1s".9 IIEEl.

vNHIS . to Give notice III" sub. crihcr
David 5. firor, bath obtainc,
from the Orphans Court of Frederick coun.
ty, NJ l. letters tcstamentary on the estate OF
JOSEPH ROW,
deceased. Anpersons having claims agains,
the estate of the said deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouch-
cr thereof legally authenticated to the sub
ecribcr on or before !AC Goth day OF Apri
1890, they may otherwise Ivy law be cN.
cludcd from all benefit Of said estate
All persons indebted TO id estate art
hereby warned t. make immediate payment
Given under my hand this ,,h day OF
October, tS-9,
pATll}.S. FlRoR.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-07

THE ELEcTIoN.--Out Of $50 registered
votes in this district, 59l were polled on
Tuesday There were 302 straight rep. and
203 straight dem. Boblitz, (drm.) House Of
Delegates, secured 40 rep and B pro. votes.
Fisher, (dem.) Commissioner II rep. and l
pro. votes. Shaw (rep.) Commissioner, 0
dem. votes. Some cutting was done against
home candidates. Bobitz 2, Fisher 3, Shaw
3, Hoover and Norwood on the rep. and
Gaytr on the dem. tickets having been
scratched. The election here was very quiet.
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Judging from present indications, Luth-
Gran Church will be built in this place.
The dedication of the new U. b. Church
here has been postponed to Sunday the 18th
inst =, instead of the 10Th inst, as previously
announced. Prof c. J. Kephart, President
of Lebanon Valley College, will be present
and preach the dclicatory Sermon Sentinel s
JL,rN,U LITTER
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Every Home should have III.

Ii is not always convenient to call a
Physician for every lite ailmrnt. liayng
Red Flag On in the house YOU have q physl-
clan always at hand, it kills Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Burns Bruises and all Aches and
Pains Price Is cents.
There are few things in this life of which
we may he certain. hut this is one of them,
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure ha,
no equal for Coughs, Colds and Consump-
ton Price % Gents.
At d.. J X Waters Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-07

The citizens Of this town, Gracclam and
vicinity are requested to meet in
The Academy,
on MONDAY, NOFENBER 11h, 1899,
nj O'Clock, pm, for the purpose of discuss
ing the project Of a Reading Room and Lit
crary Society. All are asked to give the
matter some thought md to come prepared
to suggest plans. The LADIES are asked to
interest themselves in this movement.
Dr. J. n Davis, Rev &. 4, Whitmorc,
Rev. r. w. lIcrhst Rev. J. II. Balb.
Rcy. CD. Roudabush.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW IE>R.--Dont fail
to send twenty cents to Boy and Girls,
Springfield, OHIO, for the Grand Christmas
and New Years numbers of that beautiful,
illustrated home magazine Each number
contains tales of adventure, scientific and
historical articles, puzzles, fun, games and
other interesting matter A years suhscrip
ton would make splendid Chr s,mas pres
eat for n vo,lng friend. Regular price, one
DOLLAR New subscribers, until December
Goth, only fifty cents. This will include
Christmas and New Years numbers. Do not
delay send immediately.
DI>\rr0I.rMNNT.- The extensively adj
vcr,isrd and carefully arranged mass meet
ing of the republicans Of the five northern
districts of the county in ih,s place on Sat
urdav evening" last was seriously broken 10y
tie rainy weather The visiting delegations
were small and the streets were muddy, 50
that what would with favorable weather have
probably been very large meeting proved
in great measure Il disappointment. Hon.
l. T.. Mctomas who WAS advertised to be
present was taken forcibv to Baltimore by
the State Committee and Hon. VIM, NJ Ma
rinc was the only speaker
l.. w. Moves of Chicago, the maker Of
Dictionary Holders, sends upon receipt of u
tWo.ccnt stamp To pay postage, - series OF
very pretty bloticrS of most excellent quail
". one has a cut of n liitlc drum major
clrl a, the hcad of two long columns of
Dictionary Holders, and this is his speech:
Il Am quiet little drummer for tie Moves
lloldrrs II is NY mission TO call attention
to the i,ct that these are tie only Holders
tina, have strong springs to hug the book
firmly together, thus Keeping the dust out Of
the upturnCd r,i scs. The possession of
Noy,'s Dictionary Holders has made about
l25,O00 families I'ppy and accurate IN the
use Of words, B ! u Noyrs Dictionary
Holder from your bookseller and see bow
much more tr,qUruily you viii refer 10 the
,!iCtlonary.'
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COIsluap.innE Surely Cured.

TnTnF EDrroR -Vlrnsc inform vow, read
crs that have Il positive remedy for the
above named disease, BY its Timely USE
thousands of hopeless cases have been per
manen!ly cnrri. shalt mylld to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE TO any of Your
readers who have consumption if they will
send me thercxprcss and pos, office address
Respectfully.
+. 4. SLOCCM. NJ. C., 1871 Pearl IT., \, u.
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A Kind Friend.

Is Whist they call that Famous Remedy
Red Flag Oil, it quickly cures rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Sores and
all pain, it is good for man or beast.
No other medicine has won for itself such
confidence as DR.. Lees Liver Regulator, IT
Kidney and Liver complaints.
Trial bottles frees at DR.. J. X. Waters, Drug
Store.
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',,oo''''So VA MolNoy CNCHiIiS1. lLoVltS, JOuI
presence is requested.
The Young Peoples Mission Band will
ask our people for assistance rs will be seen
~ formal notice in another column. This is
their first Call and the response should bc u
hearty one.
MIR. Albert Foreman of this place has Sc
cured work on the new Congressional Libra
ry building in Washington. 1t Is good
situation and Mr.. F. isl good workman the
place was secured through the influence of
Hon. Louis f. McCnmas.
The FREE Scholarship Prof. s. l.. Hoo
yer, Of Cat",in district, and principal of the
public school ut Buckcyslown, was the sue
reSstul ca di'late for free scholarship at st.
Johns College, Annapolis The contest was
held at the Court House on Monday -Ne~s
OVER ANXIOUS FOR FAcrs.-A reporter,
ny telephone, for one of the Frederick Dai-
lies was asked to give the time nj which the
Gracrhnm robbery occurred. Naturally the
reporter declined to be very explicit on that
point presumably the thieves only could
give exact information and the reporter
Fought SHY of the idea of compromising him
self by speaking more definitely than to say
that the robbery occurred on Tuesday night.
Salvation Oil delights everybody. 1t can
be had of all druggists and dealers in mrdi-
clnrs. II cradicatcS all pain by quickly re-
moving the cause. 1t cures neuralgia and
rheumatism. Price % cents.
When Noah was in the Ark, young Ham
was always playing tricks on the old gentle
man. One day he told his scattering father
that there was water IN the cellar and they
had all caught cold Then it dawncd on
Noah that he had omitted to secure :. supply
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
What's the matter with the electric lightsy
They don't bob up time enough fora man to
see how to walk home to his supper, and are
put out before he can get to the early train
for Washington
Mr. Th mas Grrsey, of rear Lew st"wn,
has been visiting his son IN law, Mr. Samuel
Lampc,t near Dublin. He started TO return
home Yesterday morning with his wife AMI
three children While crossing at Dcvilhiss
ford from some cause the whole family
wagon and horse made IA narrow escape
from drowning. -.Ners
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Read Mrs. G.. lessons business local and
be sure to go to see her pretty new hats,
feathers and ribbons. She has tine new
stock of the late styles.
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a High Grade Department in the P""l''
School of this place, We are credited with
having the best school in the county. Il com.
pimcnt which is wei! deserve 10y the ELI.
clrn, PrincipaI, Prof. Wan. L. Avis. The
Curriculum of the High School here Is as
tnlOws;
FIRST YEAR.
Lquq,iuqe -Pa,'cr. on's Alyancrl Gr'm
mar and Elements of Rhetoric. Exercises IN
Composition History Egye-'"n'S [. :,
anil Dickens II story Of EngI;fnd Gcogr"'
ping -Appl"ton's Higher completed and re-
viewed, or IIols'on's Physical To Part ~ -
Lot;n tnp,innal. y Mathematics. - Aiihmc
tic reviewed and completed. Geometry,
books Original problems. Algebra (Went'
worh's.) to chapter NI.--Book Keeping (op'
t,onnl ,-Mcsrrvey Physics -Stcclcs four
I, en- weeks in Philosophy. through Acous
tics. R,aaing. writing ant Spelling rs pre-
scrihcd for Above Sixth Grade" for Public
schools.
SECOND YEAR.
Lanq,nrge Harris Composition nn'i Rh't
oric to chapter w. Analysis and Parsln%
/ Use P.,lclsnn's Advanced Grammar for ret
cr-nce. History Andcrson's Genera! Ills
tory Part II. Med acval and MODERN An
dc. sons, or Green's Short, History OF Eng
band. hy,ical Observation-Disclosures
LATIN -(op,ionnl) Chase and Sluall's "1
Hardness Grammar and Reader Chase y
S,umr,'s Caesar, 3 books. Literature -R4ub'
English and American, with analysis .N'M
ss,.atics Arithmetic Eyc,cisc-. Geometry
Plane completed. Original Problems Al
F., zebra, (Wcniw"r,h'-) through quadrA'ics t
Chapter XVI Booh Kapinq (opiionsl)-
NJ, s.rvcy Physics Stccics II Weeks
compirtcl
THIRD YEAR.
Laaguags. Harris Rhetoric, completed :
Morr,s's Elementary Lessons UStory-
And, rson $ General History, Part !, Ancient
Shor, Histories of Greece and Rome Latt'
! telcctiyc )-Chasc and Stuau's Virgil.
books OF Encd. Science. lockers Natur
al History, and Woods Botany. (rlcc,iNc) T.
literature --Ra,lns English and American
and SlAw's History of English Literature
Mathematics Arithmetic Exercises. PLAN
Trigonomctry, (clcctivcD Algebra, (Went
wov,h's, completed and reviewed. Ctc'cs.-
Government, of the United States, (Macy).-
Pupils must take at least one of the three
oj.otivn vtuIies / , this vpar
1t is proposed to award Diplomas to sucl
as satisfactorily complete the course prcscr'h
ed. The charges for tujtton are AS follows
FIRST year, 50 80 Second year, $500; Thr'
year ~ 90 per term. payable i'll advance
Pupils from amy part OF the county VIII b
admitted to the High School Department
provided they have uE,dc suiii'iA" progreS
in the elementary branches to take the cUurs
pic,glih,,, 1870 lUHr RYi"Cr.
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~ Fl I!L line Gum Shoes,

a." Ladies' and Mise Jockey Gaps in
Plush and Cloth. Infant Caps in PIUsh and
Wool. A fu'l line OF "SuablHn" Caps ior
Understanding 0cw. Al,
MRS. s. T. KRISilS
~ y. Market ST Frederick MI.
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MISSION BAND SoCIAL-On Friday even
ing OF TINS Week. 9Th inst at the residencc Of
Mr. Philip Matthias, W. Main.st, the Young
feoplc's Mission Band will hold Social for
me ochefit OF the Band. Lunch will he sery.
ca between the hours Of and 10 O'clock
All are invited.
lhc Western MARYLAND railroad engineers
are looking up a new route from Williams.
port to the b. u y. railroad. BY this route
IL is proposed to cross the river at Williams.
port and 1t is suggested that wagon bridge
DC built in connection with that Of the rail
road
The robbery of Mr.. l. e. Smiths store in
"rarcl'am on Tuesday night of last week cost
Mr. ). probably scvrnytivc dollars the ar
llrIcs stolen were chiefly boots and shoes,
rubber boots, underwear and tobacco, Mr..
Smilh offered a reward of fifty dollars for the
apprehension IF the thieves: thus far no ar
rests have rccn made, nor do we know that
any traces of the robbers hayc been discover
ed.
When you wax: up in the night and hear
the baby crying, look out for dangrr-thcre's
u rock ahead. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will
assist YOU in safely passing the rock. 1t costs
only Is cents.
If functional torpor of the liver exists, the
elements of the bile will remain in the blood
vi'iat!ng that fluid and inducing many skin
diseases. LaXador is most reliable liver
regulator. We recommend it. Sold every
where. Price 25 cents.
Our Crcagerstown correspondent takes us
over head and ears INTO politics this week. -
Well, if the publication of his letter effects
the object in view he is welcome to the space
For our part, The CLARION will bc gratiticd
to learn that it has attained to Il position of
influence in Crcagcrstown. Its circulation
in that section has never bounded ont of
reach of our press facilities, nor has it eyer
held the concert that that section consulted it
rs an oracle this may Inc the beginning of
great things for THE CLARION in an area of
hitherto limited clicntagc
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.-y~ Black Hose IN Fast Colors-al sizes
"Fauntclroy" ru1lling, ruchingH Of all kinds
and prices. Buttons, Dress BraiAs and many
other novelties, at,
MRS :. p. KRISE'S,
10 Y. Market 1t Frederick, Md.
G5s" IN short there is full line of all
scasonablc goods 1T reasonable prices,
al ROOTS.
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OEHM'S ACME HALL.
BEST.MADE
FALL 4 WINTER
CLOTHING.

After all, it's as much in the chow"
as in the what you sell to people
that brings them to you and keeps
them there. The humbl.st farm
,r Toy is treated rs courtrously and
serve, as faithfully by rs as the richest
merchant; aud our promises are always
realized.
Iouc search tlal" through hut youth
.ce no such Clothing us that made by U.S.
We've the stock, style, facilities and work
men.
Business Suits from s. to SEQ
Walking Suits from 10 to Is
Dress Suits from 10 To IS
The newest, nralcet and nohbic,, STYLES
known.
NElIM'S ACME HALL.
JUVENILE CLOTHING.
But in Juvenile C'othing,-there's
where We haye the whole course inside
track and all No excuse for dressing
your by like circus freak !; give him
4 show, with us.
suits FIR small boys 81 1854
Suits for older huys ) to IL
Suits for young men I to IL
Ovcrcuats from II to 10
and every possible pattern, backed by
highest style. The boys know us and
they'll tell you where to buy. Our
lIattery is beautiful. Every newest
design. every proper material.
Jockeys. English Jockeys,
TSms, Glcngarys,
Helmets, Jerseys,
and the newest notion
tie Berlin Student Cap
from 80 cents to $3.50.
oEHM'a ACME HALL
OVERCOATS.
Ovrrcuats like our tins years make you'l
never sec. Our leadership shows itself here
OF course VIC won't argue the necessity for
the Fall Ovrrroat common sense and the
e.!ict OF Fashion SAYS you must have ii. Our
sweep from So to $50
Style and ncatncss from sc to $40
STYLES and beauty from 10 to 20
Style and luxury from IS 10 30
and you can't duplicate them formuch more
FURNISHINGS.
Our all wool, hygienic, undycd and
faithful fibre Underwear is in elegant
stock at popular prices. Will save you
many a cold this Winter. In fact we
can meet your wishes or preferences at
every point. Oar CUSTOM depart
,neut is u special feature and one that
is out-strippinG itself tins season.
Seud for catalogue, self measure
ln"nts and samples. Fit and satlsfac-
ton guaranteed.
0EHM'S ACME HALL,
5&7 West Baltimore Street,
door from Charles ST..
BALTIMORE, MD.
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THE BEST IN TIE COUNTY.
MiddIctOWn'H High SrllOOl-Thc
(urricuIU

Since the Couniy school Board established
a High Grade Department in the P1hlIr
school of this place, We are credited with
having the best school III tine county. com.
plimrnt which is wei! deserve 10y the ELI.
clrnt Principal, Prof, Wan. l.. Avis. The
Curriculum of the High School here Is as
t,,lloWs
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e. FOR SALE. My DoabIc Heater
rood as nrw-larye size-will sell at The
small sum Of SIS cash cost $50 When new.
Apply to
OCT ~ VI {. CHA MEX
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e.s5" Miss OTTO, with Mrs Krisc.) has re-
turned from New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore with u full line Of millinery and is
fully prepared to give al the latest stylca,in
Hats or Bonncts, at
MRS. 5. l.. kRISES,
uI \ Market ST Nrclc rick, Md.
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T0r Iddtta0nat L0ctlls see end page
Business Locals.

gY" MILLINERY.-I have fully rcplen-
ishcd my stock Of Hats, Bonncts and Trim
mngs for the Fail and Winter | havc
selected the goods with a view of meeting
the TASTES of all both as to latcncss of styles
and rcaSonahcnc>s of prices. ! have nice
line Of goods and ask my friends to come in
vn1
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DO not fail to attend the Reading Room
meeting on Monday evening. Ladies, your
presence is requested.
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Go to ROOTS.

icy WORK. WORK. WORK!
Do YOU want new Singer machine? If
so, you can pay for it in Work, making
drawers and ovcralls and earn money besides,
For full particulars apply TO W. +. Chiffon,
ACT, M. 1913 y. Market ST., Frederick Md,
oct 10.3t.
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the tastes of all both as to laicncss of .ylps
and rcasnnahlcnc>s of prices. have nice
line Of goods and ask my friends to come in
you.
MRS. G. HES son,
now 1t Church st, Mcchancstown.
cY" If YOU want your vote appreciated
vote for MATTHIAS.
rW- If YOU want the Post Otcc on The
warm SIDE of the street vote for MATTHIAS.
cE IF YOU wish to be with the majority
vote for MATTHIAS.
rY If YOU want u street lamp burning
at night at the p o., vote for MATTHIAS.
cB~ ROSS f. WITnEROW has just
received new and fresh Ont Meal, Rolled
Oats, pudlinc, Buckwhrat, !Iominy Beans,
Raisins.
sB STOCKSDALE is headquarters for
Meat Cutter. and Suffers.
CR STOCKSDALE grinds all peppers,
&c, sold at his place,
l9s" JUST received car load of Bran
and Feed at
81 ct STOCKsDALE'S.
e7F" a fine line of Butcher Knives. at
oct 81 At STOCKSDALE'S
eSy- GO TO OSLERS tor your Meat
Choppers and Sausage Stuff rs.
EY' OSI.ER has the finest aud cheapest
line of Heating Stoves i'll town.
ty" TO MAKE ROOM on my shelves,
am now nttcriny the finest assortment Of
fine Parloy Lamps at big sacrifice
VAN b. OSLER.
sH" FOR A fine square Stove, full revert
bile fne, call on O'LER and ask for the
Sunshine, the finest finished stove on the
market.
or" HAVE a few first clnss new wood
Stoves for salc-at your own price.
Oct a4tf VAN B. O>LER.
eY- FOR extra Cotton Flannel, for quail
" anu price,
Go to ROOTS
cY- While attending the Fair, don't FIJI
to 20 to the New store" for the latest
novelties in Millinery and Notions at,
MRS : p. K!uSNS,
rs y. Market st, Frederick, Nd
~ FULL line of Underwear
at ROOTS.
~" A fin" assortment of Hats, Bonn0s
Nrlyc.s Pushcs, Ribbons, Bird Tips and
Feathers, at,
MRS 3 p. kRISE'S,
1l1 n Market St. Frederick, Nj.
-" IF you want solid Boots & Shoes,
Go to ROOFS.
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The Young Peoples Mission Band will
ask our people for assistance rs will be seen
ny formal notice in another column. This is
Their first call and the response should be II
hearty one.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-07

e3 Notions OF all kInd>-"Dr. Warmers
Health corscts," Madam ThompSon's Health
corscts," "&yp>y Queen" Town Talk, and
the "B \. 4. corset, at
MRS. S p KRISES.
ll5 y. Market st Frederick, Md.
sE" TUE only place to buy the old rcl;.-
bic solid Carlisle Shoes is,
at ROOT S.
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- IF you want solid Boots & Shoes,
Go ,c ROO rs.
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tB" If YOU want your vote appreciated
vote for MATTHIAS.
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CSy- Thankful for past patronage, we
solicit a continuance Of The silsG. Call and
see our goods before pnrchasln@ elsewhere.
MRS. S. p. KRISES,
i1J n Markci-st., Frederick, Md.
oct / ! ct
TT" FOR extra siftcd Pepper at usual
price,
oct f., At Go to ROOTS.
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~" If YOU want the Post O!ticc on the
warm SIDE of the street vote Tor MATTHIAS.
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Letters remaining in the Pos, ONCE ut
Frederick Co., Md, Nov /,
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Public Meeting.
70 FOUND A READING Room.

The citizens of this town, GraCcllam AM
vicinity are requested to meet in
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MRS. G. HES SON,
nov7 It Church st, Mcchanicstown.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-07

cY" While attending the Fair, don't FIJI
to 90 to the New Store for the latest
in Millinery and Notions, At,
MRS. : r. kNlSNS,
rs y. Market st, Frederick, Md,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-07

~" 4 fin" assortment of Hats, Bonnos
Vrlyc,s, Plushcs, Ribbons, Bird Tips and
Feathers, at,
MRS :. p. kRISE'S.
1lI y Market St, Frederick, MI.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-07

MIR. Albert Foreman of this place has Sc
cured work on the new Congressional Libra
ry building in Washington. 1t Is n good
situation and Mr.. f. lisa good workman the
place was secured through the influence of
Hon. Louis f, McCnmaS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-07

DURING NON EMBER
REMt.MBEk DIAT.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-07

ca" FOR A fine square Stove, full revert
lblc flue, call on OSlER and ask for the
Sunshine, the finest finished stove on the
market.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-07

~" | HAVE a few first Clns~ tncW) wood
Stoves for sac-at your own price.
Oct "a IT, VAN i. OSLElt
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-11-07

~ FULL line of Underwear,