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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07

Steamer winthrop, Bragg. PortIand-Horauo Hall
Sb,n Marlborough (Brl Saltor Boston 4 Burgess
BaTk Atlas (Nor Andersen, Plymouth EBenham & BOye
sea Rark AIneer (Hr Mckenzie Caao. PeruW Grace Co
psrE Angora BIZ Acker. Rio JaneirO-Ihos Norton.
Rark Tasman OBJ. Deano. Port Spain-F q Challoner
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strauss ps Gem stroud st Martins DwI-G Tough & CO.
Schr GEO Bird Gray Rio liache via Fernandina
Bull q co. eArrrn
-.oo,,ors Geruauic for LivcrpoOl California Glasgow
rye and Gluckau Bremen Advance Rio JaneirO. City
- Atlanta Havana Nertumnus Moutego BAY Alamo Calves
,on' Gulf STREAM WmngtOni AlsenOUrn. Baltimore, Com
nonwealth Philadelphia
snip Wand Ala. for London
Banks Serene tr Port Na'"| ihucsnaeS NOrdenhainin
Wrss CALVIN Kelly Bahia Clara Pickens savannah
SPOKEN
shin Crecdmore (Brl kennedy from New York for Mel
hourne Jan ls lat : ~ lon % W
savannah ttfcr liaaA, from Bremen for New York,
Jan Is, lat 40 y. Ion 81 W.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Feb g. sailed. Richmond MN ,Brj Perry
for New York
frou, New York . her way To Rotterdam.
ANA re- Feb d ArriV cd steamer Poara (Gor) Schmidt
XSTwERP Feb 6-Auived. steamer Hermann (Dan Meyer
"S %hFIGS FEB Sailed steamer Aesia Off, valatt for
New. York, oil. .,o,.. -, 49,, A. -, -. 49,,
0 AGEy Feb Arrived India DR. CrocAhart from
New. York for iIOleldah
MoNrRvlpEo. Feb 3 sailed, steamer Hogarth OBI. -.
RIO JASSIeo FEB Sailed strabo OBJ - for
sHsrfHso DE CUBA Fob A-saed steamer Bonax,s
Anderson, tor New york.
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1 CHALLENGE FOR sPoRr1oVNG BUTCHERS.

a CHIL
John O'Gorman, a Washington Market butcher OF
sporting procvities, has deposited with X. H. Fox
200 and left the following challenge: am prepared
10 match my mare, Kitty DELL to trot race on the
road mile heats best three in FIVE 10 cutter or light
wagon against any butchers trottcr in New-York
that drives ON the road, for 81 900 10 81 800 side"
The challenge is aimed especially al the sportloving
Iutcbcrs of Essex jefferson, Fulton and Washington
markets O'Gorman belongs the firm OF O'Grady
a O'GOrman.
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PE1Ir1oNNG FOR 4 NEW CoL1EoroRJ

The members Of The Produce Exchange four
years ago succeeded, by petition signed by Demo
Gratis and Republicans, In getting John A. sullivan a
butter and cheese dealer appointed Collector OF IN
ternal Revenue for the Second District. Yesterday
petition was signed by large number Of members. re
publ.cans Democrats, which IS 20 be sent TO Gen
prsl HARRISON. askin. for the appointment OF William
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FUNERAL OF MRS FRELINGHUYsEN.

The funeral Of Mrs. Frederick I. Frellnghuysen
took place yesterday from the North Reformed Church
I'm Newark and was largely attended, many friends
from other cities being present Nearly 100 children
Of the Newark Foster Home, Of which she was
patron were also present The funeral services were
conducted nv the Rev. Or. Waters. pastor of the
church. and Professor Hart. of New Brunswick
Tho body was placed in the family vault In Mount
Pleasant Cemetery in Newark.
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ALONG THE SOuND

BRIDGE PORE-Mr Balnum's agent I'm this city
yesterday received orders from Mr. Earnlm In New
York To- begin pulling down Waldcmete as he had Dc
cided not to have It moved first proDoscd and 10
mum tholr return 10 Bridgeport on Nav /
The New dlome Manufacturing Company have decided
to 60 out OF business, and VIII discharge their 400 en-
olOycs on SatuTda.
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Charles Albert Mare, Frcnchman who arrived on
the National Line steamer Egypt, is held at Castle
Garden pending the decision of the authorities as to
whether he shall be sent back where he came from or
not. According to his own story when examined by
Superintendent Simpson, he had served term In
prison for assaulting officer in the French army
Coudert Brothers, lawyers Of NO SO Wflam-st, also
served papers, through United states Marshal Bern
harit on Marie before the steamer landed, to appear
in the City Court on February IL to answer the com
plant in a civil suit brought by Coudert Brothers at
the request of Eli Decazes, Of Paris, from whom
Marie IT is alleged had stolen 5000 francs One of
the firm of Coudert Brothers said yesterday that they
would probably drop the case and leave 1t entirely to
the authorities 10 say whether Marie should be sent
back 10 France or not, he had no money, and so
Mr. Decazes could not gain anything by prosecuting
him.
Mr. DccazeS would be obliged to come to this coun-
try to prosecute him, and even then 1t Is extremely
doubtful whether the courts would have jurisdiction
or not and Mr.. Decazes does not think the salts
faction of having Marie convicted would repay him
the heavy eX penscs he would be under.
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The hoiEiA''
AIprMARI,E-The Rev Dr. Thomas X. Conrad, OF
pb,sdelpbia ASToR-Congressman Henry Bacon OF
Goshen. N y EvERETT-Geneal Hannibal Day ~ .
Army FIFTH AVENUE-Colonel John NJ. Baeon' u >.
Army exConoressman william Iellman. OF Indiana ana
a L. Concer OF Ohio GILSEY-John A. Sieicher, OF
Albany MURRAY HILL-William Purcell OF hoches-
tor and Gilbert Robertson, Jr. OF Troy. NlCIohiN-
Tho president Mrs Cleveland Colonel Daniel ; Lamont
and CLAYTON McMichael of Philadelphia WlNDSOh-
Congressman Rodney Wallace, OF MassachuscV's
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NEW CHAPEL on BLACKWELL's ISLAND
The conservation Of the new Protestant Episcopal
Chapel of the Good shepherd near the Almshouse
Blsekwers Island. will take place on SATURDAY
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STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON.-Members of the New York and Staten
Island Athletic Clubs will give amateur opera
buresque " Biee Taylor at the German Club
rooms on Saturday evening.
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II Wood TO succeed Mr.. sullivan. Mr.. Wood = !, a
provision merchant, a good business man' "' %
popular on the Exchange
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cLEARy's INDICTMENT PAPRRs.

District Attorney Fellows received information yes
erday from the County Clerk Of Broome County that
the Indictment and other papers In the Cleary
had been received IN q regstered package.
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: ALASKA SEALSKIN COATS. s11O. $125 AND
: $40; WORTH S145. $165 AND $50. - -
: ALASKA SEALSKIN JACKETS, 500, $780, s9o
: AND s10Oi WORTH so clio AND SLS2. c,zr,e
: AND LENGTHS, $40, s160, sls0 AND 500;
! WORTH $40 sl95 $500 AN $3.50. 80
: ALASKA SEALSKIN EEWMARKETS, e225,
; $3.50 s275 AND $500; WORTH $500, 1910 $3.50
: ALASKA SEALSKIN DOLMANs. 5000, 1925,
: $3.50 AND $500; WORTH $500, $3.50, $40 AND
+: 1915.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun rises 700 Sets 52l Moon DOC Moons age 7
HIGH WATER.
4 M-sandJ Hook o.51 Gov. Island 0.24 Hell Cato SOB
p N-SandJ Hook l:l3 Gov. Island Gao Hell Gate o:Z'
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Z. g. w. SEwANEE. L. a.
Unequaed in quality, finish and form
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D

3lP WEsr I3bTH-sT
Diseases OF the Nervous system Gento Urinary Organs
Impotence and sterty. Hours; 10 II, . oa
USE BRUMMELL's CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS.
BE sure keep OF them in the house Genuine have
H. b. on each drop Sold at all Elevated r. r. Stations
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ROBES, ROBES, ROBES.

w. H. HALL, Manufacturer.
26l AND 263 GREENWICH-ST., NETWORK,
BETWEEN PARK PLACE AND MURRAY-ST
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 OCLOCk'
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Announcements,
Al
BoUILLoY MAGGI.
LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF,

BoUuLoS MAGGI $500 ,.o- - ,xvr
a cup after the ride.
A cup after the theatre.
A cup first thing in the morning.
A before retiring.
A c the visitor.
a Gun when feeling blase.
Will he found 10 he just what is needed 10 invigorae
teaspo0nful n cup of hot water no trouble OF Dot
tics GOc quart bottles 81 10 Grocer3 and druggists Be-
ware of limitations. Ask "Magg's Bouillon.
DR. SANFoRD'S LIVER INvIGORAToR
r. tonic catharc II Dyspepsia and Constipation To
have health the Liver must be in order
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INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STEAMERS
1AnAX

Liverpool 60
City OF Richmond. Liverpool ----Jan 3o---..-
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residential elections, showing the number cs''
each State in each election. and the total popa-
n vote in each State since $50 inclusive oinef
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18
Rocky Ridge Items.

Mr. d. NJ. Biggs has been very sick with
typhoid fever Glad to report he is very
much better.
The shrill whistle of the traction engine il
daily heard Mr. Basil Wood has thrcshe,
several crops and reports the yield better
than was expected, making from 20 to 25
bushels to the load. MIR. Wood has one OF
the hest rigs for tlrcshlng in this end of til,
county.
Mr.. C.J. Barrick has lost another valuable
COW this time from bloat. THIS makes fouI
COWS Mr. Barrick has lost since last Septem
Der, and he certainly keeps fine COWS. The
loss falls heavily.
Miss Rose Harbaugh of Chewsyille, Wash
ington county, Md, is the guest Of Mis-. M
J. Elchelberger.
Mr.. VIM Barrick of Danville, Va, is pay
ing visit to his parents, Mr.. T. Mrs. G. w
Barrick. Will is looking well.
On Saturday evening some of the Rock,
Ridge boys wendcd their way to the Monoc
acy with large seine, fully determined t(
capture all of the finny tribe that would come
within their reach, but after seven hours
hard work and the same kind of luck, con-
cluded the recent high tide had carried the
fish to some other stream. Bait your hook
and try it again boys.
The farmers haye taken every advantage
of the fine weather during the past two weeks
and have succeeded in securing the bulk o
the hay crop. The crop has been n larg'
one The oats crop to all appearance il
made and the yield will be all that could b'
desired. Corn looks fine; should the season
continue favorable a large crop may be ex
pected.
There seems to he general complaint
small fly that have made their appearance
and are perfect pest to cattle Your CORE
spondcnt tried soap suds and carbolic acl'
which seems to give relief 10 great extent
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

Mr.. |. NJ Fisher has opened the tlrcshnG
season. He has two well equipped rigs and
is prepared to do good work. hope our
farmers will deem 1t to their advantage to
give Mr.. f. q trial.
Our entcrprsing merchant Mr.. j. G.
Rosenstctl, has secured the services of MIR.
Clarence Eichclbcrgcr who has been clicking
III Baltimore for the past eighteen months.
We are pleased to see Mr.. Els smiling face
once more behind the counter.
Mr.. e. Mrs. John Buchanan are the guests
of Mr.. 5. Walter and Mrs David Weaver.
Mr.. Edward Mayhem, wife and son, survi-
yors of the Johnstown food, spent few
DAYS with Mr. Joshua Hobbs. Mr.. Mayhem
lost children in the flood He tells quite a
thrilling story of his narrow csc,pc and
floating for 10 miles on the roof Of Il house.
A severe thunder storm, accompanied by
vivid lightning, visited this locality on
Thursday afternoon last. The barn on the
farm of Mr.. W. w. Cra pstcr, and ttnanted
by Charles Harncr, was struck by lightning
and with the contents, consisting of about
500 bushels of wheat, lot of farming imple.
mcnts and one calf, were burned, involving
a loss of about $500. By the timely assist
ancc of the ncighbors the dwelling was
saved from catching fire from the burning
building. Mr.. Harner and an employee
Denton Rcif.nider, who were engaged at the
time in putting q load of grain iii the barn
were struck by the lightning and almost
instantly killed. Four of Mr.. Harncr's chill
drcn and Samuel Welty, an employee, were
severely shocked. They were rescued with
out injury except two of them; one having
an arm broken, the other his face badly
bruised. Mr.. Harncr's body was partly
burned he was As years Old, and leaves
wife and nine children. A subscription for
the relief of MIR. Harner's family has been
started con rlbutions being received by W
G. Blair of Emmitsburg. IKE
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

EXCURSION AND INsrECTIoN.-On Friday
last large number of gentlemen connected
with the Catoctin Paint Co.. came from New
York and Baltimore to inspect the plant of
the company now about complete and ready
to go into operation at Catoclin Furnaces
They arrived here on Especial car at / I a M,
which was Immediately taken by the NJ. v.
II. r. men over their road to Catoctin Fur
naccs, where thorough inspection Of the
mines and works was made, good dinner
enjoyed and all returned by the evening train
to the city. The owners were enthusiastic
over the promise of their enterprises they
have some Of the finest ochre colors in the
world and an apparently inexllaustible sup
ply, with all the appliances necessary to its
preparation for the market. 1t will add
largely to the labor sources of tho locality
and in this light is recognized as an exception
ally desirable enterprise. The following is a
partial list of those present:-Wm. b. Price,
president of the Catoctin Paint Company ;
J. II. TAYLOR, Hyland p. Stewart. Robert NJ.
Sutton, w. J. Dickcy, president of the Man
facturers National Bank Col. John l.. Thom-
as, Wallace Stebbins, VIM. II. Adams, Geo.
Popplcin, II. S. Taylor, A. l.. Miller, Joseph
Popplcn, Frank Doggctt, of New York !;
Charles Ellicott, G. II. Brooke, United States
navy; Albert Sullivan, A. Kellngcr, Thomas
F. McNulty, Colonel James, of Philadelphia :;
Thomas Gorsucll, president First National
Bank of Frederick; w. N. Prince, D. G.
Morgan, Albion Sutherland Of New York !;
August Miller, Samuel J. Hindes, cashier
Merchants National Bank II. w. Bennett,
DR.. VIM. S. Mcpherson, of Auburn; VIM.
+. Simpson and Joseph A. Busch, the caterer
who made things pleasant and homclikc on
the whole trip.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18
A beautiful Seal Skin Cloak

Is q becoming garment t6a lady. 1fshe has
an elastic step, an air of grace and modesty,
and the glow of health on her cheek, she Will
ALWAYS command admiration. Without
these, no woman can appear to advantage.
With sickly countenancc, painful gait, and
Iistless air, she Is an object Of pity. How
MANY American women daily drag out
wretched existence, ignorant of the blessing
of perfect health! All her weaknesses can
be cured by Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescflp'
ton, the great specific for prolapsu", leucor-
rhea, uloerati N and unnatural discharges.
The only medicine sold by druggists under
q positive guarantee Of giving satisfaction or
money refunded. Read guarantee printed
on its wrapper
DR., Picrce's Pellets, or Anti-bilious Gran
ules in walls, % cents; one dose
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18
GrNceIlalIl Gems.

1fyou would he cool, keep quiet
Grnceham has had number ofcity visitors.
The Graccham Sunday School picnic will
be held on Saturday, August 10Th, if the
weather be fair.
We don't want any one to come this way
again with n traction engine as it dsturbs
the peace and quiet Of our town. The puff,
ing and racket OF the one passing on Monday
evening surely did arouse the place.
On Friday of this week, Rev. Jesse Blick.
endcrfcr OF Bethlehem, Pa, will visit Grace
ham On Sunday morning he will preach
in the Moravian Church, Mcchanicstown
and on Sunday evening he will preach to our
people III Graceham. lie was former pastor
of this charge and we will be pleased to hear
him once again.
On Wednesday of last week, two young
men, Mcssrs. Harry Iopp and Herman Knoll
of Nazareth, Pa, formerly from West Salem
H., came here to visit Rev. r. w. Hcrbst
and family, and also from this place take III
such places Of interest as Harper's Ferry
Gettysburg, Pcn-Mar, Washington, &C, hu,
on Saturday noon, Mr. Lorp received the
sad news of the sudden death Of his father at
West Salem, ILL.,, which quite broke up all
their plans lie left at once for home. They
were botl, very much pleased with our quiet
shady little town and the surrounding
country,
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18
Consu m ptiOn Surely Cured.

ToTHF EDITon.-Plcasc inform your read
crs that have a positive remedy for the
above named disease. BY its timc.y use
thousands of hopeless cases hayc been per-
manenlly cured. shall be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your
readers who have consumption if they will
send me their express and post office address
Respectfully.
r. 4. SLOCCM, NJ C., Isl Pearl ST., y. y.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18
Don't stand that Pain.

1t don't do to neglect natures warning
aches through the system causes Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Backachc and Pam IN thu
Side, a prompt and safe remedy Is required
Red Flag Oil the famous pain cure fills thu
bill Price 25 cents.
Are you Consumptive or do you suffer
with n Cough or Cold, if so use Puritan
Cough and. Consumption Cure. Price .;
Cents.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

EXCURSION TO GETTYSBURG The Meth
odi.t Protestant and Lutheran Sunday
Schools of Union Bridge will have an excur-
sion to Gettysburg, (yia. the Tape Worm
Rairoad) on Saturday, August 3rd. The
train will start ut Westminster and stop at
all stations between that point and Mechan-
icstown, including the latter. For partcu-
lars sec further notice by posters and news.
papers.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

THAT RAILRoAD.-While Westminster,
Uniontown, Linwood and other towns are
getting into eXcitable moods concerning the
extension OF the railroad through from Get.
tysburg to Washington, there are two other
points concerning which little has been said,
that have really better foundations upon
which to build hope Of the entrance OF the
proposed road upon their territory than any
that we hayc named and if the road is built
we believe that through one Of the two towns
referred. to it will go.
Emmitsburg and Mcchanicstown, both, lie
on routes that offer rs many advantages,
probably more than the others.
BY going to Emmitsburg and thence to
Rocky Ridge the air line to Washington is
more nearly preserved than to go to West
minister, thence to Frederick would he vecr-
ing but slightly out of Inc, but the topogra-
ply of the country is not 50 favorable as by
the more westerly route, or via Mechanics
town. From Gettysburg to Mechanicstown
and thence via the NJ. V. r. r. to Catoctin
Furnaces and thence to Frederick preserves
line as nearly direct as via Westminster,
and though it may appear unreasonable pnd
few really are aware of it, it is none the less
a fact, that at distance varying from one
/ half mile to two miles from the foot OF the
Catoctln mountain, there extends remark
ably level belt of country running parallel
with the mountain and by following which,
we know that superior gradients over those
of any cross country lowland route that has
yet been suggested, may be secured.
We arc not aching for more direct rail-
road connection with Frederick City: that
will benefit Frederick, not Emmitsburg and
Mechanicstown, but we simply advise all
concerned to stick pins along these routes
and when the proposed railroad is located,
see if you do not allow number OF them to
remain.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

CHURCH ELECTIoN.-On Sunday morning
last an election for two Elders and two Dca
cons was held in st. Johns Lutheran church,
this place, resulting in the choice of Mcssrs
John Rouzer, and John r. Rouzcr, elders
and Mcssrs VIM. II. 10y and Charles Gall,
lpacons
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

The Western Maryland Employees excur.
sion ON Saturday last was not So largely at
tended as has been the custom. We believe
the management made mistake in making
the excursion earlier in the summer than u.s.
ual and a delayed harvest interfered it was a
large excursion though and we'll conducted
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

The mosquito pest is now at its height and
is worse than we have ever known it to be in
thisp place. They are probably drawn thither
by the prospect of a hearty meal off the blue
blOOdcd CITY bOarders,
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18
Professional.

Prompt attention given to all calls
Public Office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room in the rear of
he Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

Mr.. E. NJ Smiths property on West Main
street, occupied by Mr.. s. NJ. Birely has late.
ly been repainted. 1t has been given an
olive tint.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

sample one complete of family scales toshe with our esa
oge of watches Books and numerous household aees
on which we offer great inducements to Agents and others
scales are accurately fitted and adjusted and are wafra
N respect only offered at this rce Tor the
o agents and others to handle our goods on zen
dollar cash order mammoth circular we w sehu oho
. t s frsc ar anyy you tho ptlco paid for this
'e' n RyANS CO. 1s2 aud ISL State St. CHICAGO. ILL
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

The spirited young mare owned oY M''
Van p, OsIcr took a rim through our streets
on Monday evening last, but oaiy had her
exercise for her pay. In making the turn NJ
the west end of town. Mr.. o. lost his balance
nearly falling nom the road cart in which ne
and his son Charles were riding: having
droppcd line in his endeavor to regain his
seat the mare concluded to run and run she
did for about mile, but as she was kcpt IN
the road and failing to become mistress OF
the situation she was content to stop and
when she returned she was under eXce'ient
control and really stepped along with more
precise and regular step than usual.
The office of the Register of Wills has just
been treated to a new Brussels carpet pur-
chased from the establishment OF Il. ). DOH
& Son.
The mortgage indebtncss Of Frederick
County is roughly estimated at about hVc
miliion dollars. 1T may, however cSceea
this amount.
The MARYLAND School for the Deaf ana
Dumb, at this place, has received legacy OF
$4,000 from Hiss Susan Veasoy, OF halti-
more, for general uses.
A four mouths old colt, sired by Circnlat"f
and owned by James NJ. Smith, OF woods
boro, died during the past week. The COLI
was valued at $500.
1t il understood that cavalry company
Will shortly be organized at Emm ltAburg -
Thirty som" men have already sign'fled 'hrn
intention Of joining g.-Hti7en.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

The Apples Sunday School festival begins
on Wednesday evening next and continues
during the week,
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18
Every Home should have ID.

1t is not always convenient to call a
Physician for every little at,ment. Haylng
Red Flag OIL in the house you have a plysi-
clan always at hand, it kills Rheumatism,
NeuralgS, Burns Bruises and all Aches and
Pains. Price 25 cents.
There are few things in this life nf which
we NAV be certain, but this is one OF them.
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure has
no equal for Coughs, Colds and Consump-
ton. Price % Gents.
All Fix. Waters Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

Mr.. G. d. Keyser reports the sales made
by the Burial Case Company in the month
of June rs being larger than those of any 9TH
er month since the organization of the COM
pany.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18
Local ltenlS.

Policy makes root beer that goes off with
a bang and whzz. 1t is not only delicious
but healthfu and invigoratlng.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

Captain Winfield Scott Schley will com.
rand 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.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

Mr.. M. T. Bussard Is giving his warehouse
new coat of paint, changing the color from
dark red to light drnb. Itlargely enhances
the appearance of the property.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-07-18

Another rainfall occurred along the line of
the W. M. II. r. on Saturday last. The sec
tion visited was east of Westminster, thence
to Baltimore city. At several points the
railroad embankmcnt was badly washed, but
not sufficiently to interfere with travel.