Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-09

FOrd's Grand Opera House.

January 13-Onc Wcck-"KAJANKA" Il
great spectacular paniomine.-"Kaianka,"
which comes TO Forls Grand Opera House,
week of January 18TH has been crowding
Niblo'S Theatre, n Y for nix weeks Its
success was immediate and lasting. The
public delighted in Il real cd tim" panIominr,
with genuine clown for such Mr.. Geo. ID.
Melville makes of that part, The pan,omne
is c'cverly constructed and amuscs and sur
prjscs all the way through. The spcctacu-
lar mechanism is delightfully."- novel. The
Company all understand the art of pleasing
The spccial featurcs-intlo duction Of new
acts, bright songs, etc, Will catch on here as
in New York.
Matinrrs-W Wednesday and Saturday.
KaIauka" will only be here one week.
Jan 3O-Flanris Wilson-THE OOLAH
DEATH OF Rev. 4. w. SHIELDS. Our
people, regardless of church fellowship, were
deeply PANIED to arm on Monday last OF the
sudden death of Rev f w. Shields II Former
pastor of the Moravian churches of this place
and Gractlam. That he was not en- jpylng
the most perfect health could have been sls.
pectca by none, as he appeared on the orcas-
ion of recent visit, the picture Of manly
vigor He was esteemed for his ability aud
energy as Il minister OF the gospel and hrlov
ed by ali who came in near relationship
with linn for his warn cordialiy and bis
bright, overlooking, genial spirit. He i'm.
pressed one as being a mx1l who desired that
all should he his friends not tina, he Nigh,
reckon them up, but because OF the warmth
Of a heart whose every pulls. beat Il stroke Of
kipdncss. He died at lis home in York, Pa,
whence he went from this charge seven years
ago, If an affection Of the heart. He dice,
Jus, when maiurcr years were adding to his
brilliant natural gifts the strength and
breadth Of an active and con>ccra,ed HES
experience: lie was but lhillv.cight. His
body was Inferred in York on Wednesday.
COLLECTION Asso cIAT S.-The agent OF
the L. $ Law e. Collection Association and
1fTtaHtIe agent. IL III .hSth"h',3'o"" '''n
ing ND the interests of the association. He
will call upon our business men to explain
the workings of the association. The "Mrr'
chants Union" Is the oldest and one Of the
most reliable of the collecting bureaus and
gives its customers montbly reports of the
business standing of firms and individuals
as well rs attending to the collection Of claims
The association is prompt in lis returns, and
gives satisfaction to its members generally.
Its success, in collecting bad debts has been
such as to commend il TO the favorable con-
s,deralion of business men wherever it has
been introduced 1t is largely patronizcd all
over the country, AMI is being rapidly en-
tended throughout the county.
In collection of accounts at distant places.
the Union is of great advantage; since not
only are ITS attorneys able to collect accounts
that would I've otherwise I've lost, but the at
torucya themselves are compelled by their
conntc elton with the Union to render settle
ment much more promptly than attorneys
at distant points often do. In fact, it is Of
ten said ,ha, 1t is rs difficult generally to get
the money collected from the usual collectors,
~ from the worst debtors.
Address c II. t,lnc!lct, Manager, York