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

this fact it IS really awful, though every cast
started with a simple cough or cold, realize
how important 1t is to check this terrible
malady which can be done by using Puritan
, Cough and Consumption Cure. Price 25 cts
At DIR. J. X. Waters, Drug Store.
! Mr.. S. Amman has purchased the En-
mitsburg Creamery and will start it up /,
full blast next Monday, the 10Th inst. II.
has secured the services of practical man
to operate the Creamery, and Mr.. Annan's
well known enterprise and business ability Is
sufficient assurance that it will be an cstab
llshed enterprise now He will be ready Ia
receive milk on Monday and every day
thereafter. We have no doubt this announce
mcnt will be received with great satisfaction
Ivy our farmers, who will now be assured of a
ready dali market for thcil milk. -Mronicle
THE LAW SUsTAINED.-A question re.
Earding the consti,ullonaliiy of the act of
1890 comforting additional jurisdiction upon
Just ccs of the peace was raised in the Circuit
Court of Washington county on Monday.
Under the act Of 1890 persons taken before
magistrates upon certain charges over which
magistrates are given jurisdiction can do one
or two things-either pray a jury trial or
submit to trial before the justice, from
which there is an appeal. If Il trial by jury
is demanded the case is tried upon appeal
without an Indictment by the grand jury
The point raised before the court was tina,
there could be no appeal from the justice
unless the justice had given the prisoner Il
hearing, winch he does not do when Il jury
trial is demanded. In that case he simply
requires the prisoner to give bail for his 'p.
pcarance ut court. The law was sustained
hy Judge Hoffman.
$50 sNowsHoEING ?" Yes, my dear madam
why not ?-providcd the hcaycns be propt
ious and furnish the snow and there is every
proSpcc, of plenty this winter. Snowshoe-
ing is rs easy as sliding down hill,-aftcr you
know how, and you will know how and how
to form club, and what to wear, and all
about it, after reading the breezy article on
"Snowshocing" in DemoreSt's Family .Kiga-
zine for January: and If you don't become
enthusiastic about the subject VIC are mis-
taken. Or if your tastes are artistic rather
than athletic, YOU will be delighted with the
excellent paper on "Modcling for Sculpture"
with its full-pagc portrait of the eminent
American sculptor, Hartley; and il you have
never modelled in clay, the suggestions fer
amateurs snd beginners will be Of great as
eistancc. Sage Maidens Of Cornell Uni
yersity' is another handsomely illustrated
article written by one OF them, telling of
some of the trials and many Of the pleasures
of the life of "cocd" at that noted seat of
learning; the illustrated Chinese story is
particularly interesting ; the other stories arc
all good the "Sanitarian' has scasonabe ar,
tlccs about the Effects Of CoId' and how
to take si'z, foot, and other baths for rene
ial purposes "Chal" and THE Worlds Pro-
grcss' are especially attractive; and all the
other departments are brmfu good things.
Indeed, tor beauty, variety, and completeness
Demorest's Family Mag'zine must be award
ed the palm of sueriorlty rs the Family Mag
azinc, and should be in every household.
Published by W. JENNINGS DEMoREsT, 10
East 14,h Street, New York,
On Friday evening at Z o'clock the Fair
will be opened. AT this writing the several
departments are IN good shape and it looks
rs though everybody will be ready with his
or her part on Friday evening.
The charge for admission for time gave
promise Of being a vexed question, but it is
so no longer: the fact that carefully prepared
entertainments will be given each evening
has dsarmed every criticism and righttully
too, for there will be found to be no make
believe in this feature: i, will be voted well
worth ten cents every night
1t is the purpose Of the management to
conduct the Fair on a liberal basis, the prices
of everything to be put at actual value the
articles ha' ing been donated there will be no
reason for asking fancy prices.
The oyster and other ulinary departments
will be in charge of Mr.. Wesley johnson the
colored male cook employed by Mr. NJ. G.
Cramer, and this is sufficient guaranty that
the edib les will be served in good style.
The young people will have mn opportunity
during the entire Fair, of enjoying the
pleasures of the dance, separate room hav
ing been set apart for that purpose. The
lunch and oyster room is on the lower floor,
wholly separated from the Fair room proper
and from the kitchen.
1t is beyond question the first time that
our people have been provided with build
ing IN which TO sub.dividc Fair into depart
mcnts and the ConvenlenceS that inc III"
Hall affords will render it proud pleasure
20 entertain visitors,