Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-12-18

4 C0NvES:ENCE.--For Il nickel, vlsitor
to the Fair can have their wraps checkc,
and cared for; n great convenience at
merely nominal price.
NoTICE.-Wc will go to press one half day
earlier than usual next week it will be nee
rssary that we should have all copy" in moi
later than p. M, Oh Tuesday.
Do you think the pr"prie,ors Of DR.. Sage:
Ca,arrh Remedy would offer as they have
done for many years, a stlnalng reward OF
$500 for a case of Catarrh which they cannot
cure, if they did not positively know that
the Remedy will absolutely and permanently
cure Catarrh Sold by druggists, at only 80
cents.
Miss Escllc Wamp'cr, daughter of the late
James l.. Wamplcr, and Capt Chas n
Kuhn, of this city were quietly married at
the residence of Mrs. Z. j. Rippard, East
Min street, on Tuesday evening last. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G.. W,
Cooper, pastor of Centenary NJ. f. Church.
Only the immediate relatives and few very
intimate friends Of the parties were present
on the happy OCCASION Senttnel.
INDUSTRIES SECURED FOR FREDERICK
The managers of the Frederick Manufacture
ing and Development Company make the
highly gratifying announcement that they
have secured up to this time the following
industries for location here within the next
few months: Sh c factory, to employ about
100 hands; foundry and plow works, alb MT
- hands spoke factory, 100 hands canning
establishment, steam brick works, ice factory,
y ,ttcrv and terra Gotta works, grain elevator
capacity 100 600 bushels. - Citizen,
An excellent remedy. Two ofmv children
have been much troubled with neuralgia all
winter They used Salvation Oil and few
applications produced q complete cure. con-
STEER il an excellent remedy. John II Jones,
Inspector. Tobacco Warehouse, No +,
Bpto,, Md.
Out OF dis ne,tle, cold, we pluck the flow
or, cure because We always Use Dir. Balls
Cough Syrup and SO does every wise mans
son.
The will of the late Ezra Smith, of this vi
entity, which was probatcd recently, be-
quca,hes the sum Of $500 to the Board of
Church Extension Of the Lutheran Church,
to be applied to the Loan Fund.
AlMosT A CENTEN acknowledgements Miss
Elizabeth Appleman, of this place, celebrated
her GOTH birthday, having been born Dcccm-
her llth, 1901. This aged lady, barring her
inability to walk, because Of a fall she re-
cclvcd a number Of years ago, is in fair
state of health, both of body and mind, and
bids fair to live out full century. She sits
up in "A chair most of the time, and is usually
bright and cheerful and relates with relish
incidents of her glrlhrod days, A few weeks
ago, in anticipation of visit from her neph'
cw, Mr.. A. r. Appleman, OF Washington
d. G., she put on her best dress, a nice calico
one. in which to receive him. Upon his
arrival he was impressed with her neat
appearance and remarked, "why aun'yWhcn
did YOU get your new dress?' She laughed
quite heartily aud replied: "I"en'y-hVc
wears ago, child The pastors ofthe churches
here called on the old lady yesterday evening
before the hour for service and held short
proyer.mccting. A number of nc'ghbors and
friends also called during the day and evening
to offer their congratulations VaHey He9'S'
Ter.