Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

the Drug Store.
Local Items.
Policy makes root beer that goes off with
bang and whizz 1t is not only delicious
bnt healthful and invigoratlng.
FEsTIvAL.-Thc Stony Branch Sunday
SCHOOL will hold festival on the evenings OF
August 9th and 10th.
Captain Winfield Scott Schley will com.
n,and the Baltimore, and will carry out the
scientific expedition to the coast of Africa
to observe the total eclipse of the sun in
s'cccmber next.
Prof Baugcr:'s dancing class has come to
hc a wonderful success numerically more
than thirty names having been entered on
the list. Rather unwieldly in our judg.
ment. Make it forty and divide the class.
The Adcocate is having new press put in
hy Messrs G. b. Cottrell & Sons, Of New
York. 1t is one of the latest improved
presses, larger and much faster than the one,
also n Cottrell press, that has been used, the
increasing circulation of the paper demand.
ing more rapid press.
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We are in receipt of two letters from Mot
tiers, the one nearly duplicating the other in
the matter of items. Having received them
together We have chosen the one giving the
greater number Of items, the other having no
signature, save a single capital letter. All
communications must be signed by the writ
cr. we dare not break the rule
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One of the funny things now out is m eX.
cnrsion advertised to leave Pen Mar on its
return to Baltimore this (TlIursday) evening
92j p. IN u line ON the poster says II
moonlight excursion, homeward bound."-
The oddty Of the clam lies in the fact that
the moon will not rise tonight until two
hours after the train leaves Pen Mar.
A BARGAIN.-We offer great bargain it
is an organ right out Of the factory: it will
he sold on trial not satisfactory, no sale
We consider it the bes. bargain we haye ey
%r had offered @s and we arc willing to give
the full ben eft of it to any one that will pur
chase. Having sent this notice out, ii will
he matter of FIRST come, first served"
Sunday afternoon last Thomas b. Clark,
probably the oldest citizen in the county and
II soldier Of the war Of 1912, died suddenly
at his residence, one mile west of Smithburg
L lf.y nj Il
have completed his Doth year He enjoyed
good health up to the hour of his death,
which occurred while he was lying on the
bed, apparently at rest.-Ifbt
GALVESTON, MAY 6, 1885
Mr.. A. X. Hawkes.: Dear Sir-Somc tour
months since procured from you a pair Of
your crystalized lenses and patent spring
eyeglasses AT that time with difficulty |
could read fine print. Am now happy to
say ran read the finest print without glasses.
My sight is fully as strong as ever.
Frank II Miller
Galveston, Tex
At Dr. NJ. f. Leathcrman' Drug Store.
\ CRASH Nearly one half of the ceiling
in the Reformed church of this place, carry
ing with it ieists, latns, &c, fell with crash
about o'clock yesterday morning, smashing
several lamps and breaking some of the
seats. Workmcn are engaged in tearing out
the rear wall and the old archcd ceiling
which was left in place when the church was
repaired some years ago, and the lower cell
al Inc
Register.
Mr.. John Uric, residing five miles east OF
this city, has full grown bull that displayed
its patriotism on the Fourth by making Il
social call on the family. While Mrs Uric
was absent from the house the animal walked
up five steps, through the hall and out INTO
the kitchen. He was just enjoying himself
licking Il skillet when Mrs. Uric entered the
room She quickly walked him out with
the aid of broomstirk, and no harm was
done, cxcept Mr.. Bull irokc a board IN the
tloor.-Ne,es.
Every Home should have II.
1t ia not always convenient to call a
I1uNSlClau CNcIS ii"'S "N"''
Red Flag Oh in the house you have Physl-
ci;.n always at hand it kills rheumatism,
Neuraig,H, Burns Bruises and all Aches ana
Pains. Price 25 cents.
There are few things in this life of which
we may he certain, but this is one OF them.
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure has
no equal for Coughs, Colds and Consun'p-
ton Price % Gents.
AID Dr.J. x. Waters Drug Store.
The spirited young mare owned by Mr.
Van r. OsIcr took q rim through our streets
on Monday evening last, but oaiy had her
exercise for her pay. In making the turn III
the west end of town, Mr.. O. lost his balance
nearly falling nom the road cart in wh'c'i nc
and his son Charles were riding having
dropped line in his endeavor to regain h's
seat the mare concluded to run and run she
did for about mile, but as she was Kept IN
the road and failing to become mistress OF
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