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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-12-11
THEY SAY


That i'll sewers make i'll harvest.
That they never speak as they
pass by.
That if you want to be happy, be
thankful.
That Traylor isn't as happy MS he
used to was.
That she was told she looked like
she had been in cotton factory.
That the Sunday Schools are we'll
attended in Iuka.
That she called him back to-,ell
him goodbye.
That Bud said he made the mis-.
take. 1t should have been 'purp.'
That love is free, but it takes
money to go to housekeeping.
That he rocked the cradle and put
Tue oaoy to sleep.
That he is one of the best bache-
Tors IN luka--to rock the cradle.
That be had the sage bur he was
not the NOBLE
That he wrote regular HAND
Shell Baptist sermon.
That Sam Shockley deals very
gently with young moustaches.
That Ferry looks as happy as a
big sunfower.'.
That if a counting match Is not
declared off 1t must end in a tie.
That Lacy is running the racket
store for all it Is worth.
That lying would not be kept up
II 1t were not fashionable.
That you had better look ont for
the man who ID always boastng of
his own goodness.
That Johnson had no trouble
with the children as long as the old
bachelor was present.
That burning boards makes A Ia.
bamians very sad. 1t reminds them
of their old homes.
That he wrote u note to a Young
lady and her mother replied, sci am
young enough ior you, Jimmy DEAR
That he told us the squirrels were
dressed. How could they DC vixen
their hides were taken off?
That our worthy Chancery Clerk
has the ncura lgia. Well, he is all
Ways getting something new.
That her foot went plump into
the hole at the crossing ON Hab-
bard's corner.
That Anderson went out and
and levied onl some furniture that
be'oaged 10 the bride.
That
1t seems it ought not to be true,
But just as certain as you're born,
Inc smaller you may get your shoe,
Ihe bigger may grow The corn.
That A. G. w. Is. called at The
clerks office for marriage license
and uecliued them because they
were not worth $40.
That she said G.. was the ugliest
man she ever saw, except the man
at the bricsyard. That made Ben
smile.
That
She asked him If he'd take scat,
But he, his bushes hiding.
replied that he preferred to stand.
For he'd been horseback riding.
That butchers stake their rcputa-
ton on their stakes. Yes, and like
the ten der lines of u poet they are
often too tough for common use.
That one OF the tim,s when you
ought to remember 10 love yorr
nelghbor as yourself is when YOU
are about TO get the best Of hlm IN
a holso trade.
That the young man who sat the
entire evening through with his arm
lightly clasped about the waist of
his dear charmer, said that he was
only illustrating the power OF the
press. That must have been us.
That Mississippi belle had some /
carriers given to her with handsome
i!asps, and she had the ornaments
made INTO hair pins because she
.honRht them 10 10 too beautiful /
10 hide.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-12-11

Soauo,W yccr Is being made by John n.
oooo"in, Troy NY. at work for US. Reader
you may no; mike ~ much, but we cnn
seaeb yan qut'kly how 10 earn nom AZ X,
vic day at the start, and more IS YOU ia
on, hoih sexes, All sgcs. III nny i,nri Of
5Anier'ea, you can commence ~ home. CIV
'nK n'i your iimr,o spare moments only 10
saa "or~. ~ y new 6'ent pay 81 IN Tor
every worker, We start ven. fnrnisl,ins.
everything, EASlEY, srEEniLY lear,,er
PARTICULARS FREE. Address nj a,ca
siiAsVN = Co., iCkILAsD, xAiNk.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-12-11
,Eay 4A- n ~ "a HI \. 4, e. ~ ~


Coa,rrsviriy, Miss. d.. Il, 49,.
PANS ERitcrNR Co, razs., Tenn:
P.eess sead IRE three dezra X yosr Grove csstr-
less Chill Tonic was pleased Win ,ss Ist scs, ys's
laas saa'nier. Tho people wore d-liah<d vita u.
gave your Chiu Tonic TO ~,sno chihA.A wha wsss
pale AID swartty and smaq,stea. ks~iE; has shYsris
ehins ,er months par, al rsen, v.g-. aAA
wi,hi. three weass AMER k.sina.ng wi,A 81. c..iN
Tonc they we.a hale Ana hearty, With red M .sos
checks Il as,ed Aks chsrr4.
W. W. sTrSsoN. " D.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-12-11
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC

II lis as pleasant to tho taste az lemon
syrr2.
The smallest infant will take it ami
MoRar know it il medicine.
Children csJ sor it. MAYER falls 10
cure.
chills onoe brokerNwil, not return.
Coat you only half the pr.ce of ether
Chill Tonics.
No quinine needed. no purgat;ys
needed.
Contains no poison. Cheaper than
outline.
Itpuriiles the blood aad rsr.oyea all
malariai poison from tho systen,,
It is az large as any dollar tonic and
RETA'LS FcR SO CENTS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

RoAp PLANNING We read many md
cor,tuI'y prepared s,rtcmlnts, covering ia"
projecl OF Dr,tcr,ng our county roads. Mach
ingenuity is displayed in dcyjsins plans, the
main Object being in each instance to render
the cost sasicat IA dcdr.
Now, why not look the question plainly in
the &c and determine the probable answer
upon the simplest basis The question, de
nu,lod of trills, tlounces and fittings, is of
bold and unmlstukabe outline and may be
cnbudicd in few simple words as Fred
crick County able, willing and ready TO tX-
pend % 900 On each Of 200 miles Of public
road within her borIers.' That is all there
is Of it, gentlemen to macahamize 200, 400
600, 500, or / ,0N3 Of the / 200 miles alt ask
tie taxpayers to suffer the tithing equally
ard not to be equally benefited VIII
not do. 1t means two and haIi
millions of dollars for turn pixies, or II
means favored localities. You can plan and
devise seemingly practicable schemes, bat II
il cost s. 600 per mile, il matters not into
how many bits you break the payment, 81
how much You hide by "homc labor and 10
cal stock subscription and other policy dc
vices the & 600 wIl! be pad and the paus
lille book" gent argument that ii viii be easy
to nay one dollar u month. will not lessen the
Tno,c burden and should not be used, Bl
the lowest estimate that we have seen, II
must cost the county two millions OF dollar
and the question is rot hoec can II be met, OF
lsAeu c4n 1t be met, hut simply caa it be met
. W. think not
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
EsesY7fs' and Won "a q
Mems Clothing.

We clothe more boys and Young men
than any other 8 houses in the trade
Why? Simply because we give best
values for bottom prices.
FOR TIE LITTLE BOYS
Knee Pants Suits, Nortolks, knckcr-
bockcrs and ali other elegant styles
Prices $3.50 upward.
FOR YOUNG MEN
4-but,on Sack Suits, 3-button Getaways
Walking Suits, Prince Albert or Prince
Charles styles. Price 500 to $50.
You would hardly believe it possible
to gather such stock and styles as we
show unless you beheld our wonderful
assortment Of Boys Clothing. More
over, We clothe your boy from hat to
hose at
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
LIFE AND DEAYI
OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

The first aud only one in the field. 1t Is
complete history of the life and death OF Mr..
Davis, confirming 256 pages, and is hand
somely illustrated and contains til" funeral
services, comments of the press, etc, etc
II will have big sale 50 per cent discount
10 1--we agents. Price paper cover, % cents;
cloth bound, $l.00. Mailed to any address
on receipt of price. 1fyou want to be an a
rent send 25 cents for Prospectus Book and
circulars and go 10 work at once. loa can
sell %, copies in yonr own town. Address
J. $ OGILVIE, Publisher, 81 Rose street
New York.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

The latest bit of newspaper astronomy that
has a wondered us says that shooting stars ar,
stones that reyolve in an eclipse about the
sun. The one who rewrotG the original ar
ticle failed III three instances to recognize
that the word was Eclipse
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
Every sfcuse s,ioufa have IL.

Ii IL not ALWAYS convenient 10 CIlI
PIN si"ian fr every lite aimcnt Having
Red Flag on in III" house You have i'hySl-
clan al%&ys al In ID, it Kills Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Barns Bruises and all Aches ana
Pains. prigr - cents.
There gre few things in this life Of which
We NAV br crr'ain hut this is one of ,hcm
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure has
no cu,a for CDurEs. Colds and ConSump-
ton Price - Gents.
At Dr J. X Waters Drug store.
ANoruEn Srccnss->St Peters Oyster
Supper held here last week was another
Grand success. While some who were
expected 10 he here to take part were
prevented from coming Hy having 'thc grip
and tor other reasons, still, several OF the
principal attractions did come, and treated
those WHO We're present to scv"ra! evenings
OF pleasure by rccting, singing, &r The
gross rccciDtS Of the oyster supper were about
$685., Of which about $50 VIII be clear
Bauer.
There seems to be some possibility OF the
frlA near Monoaacy that was used by the
STATE nliiLll ~ an tII 'l+'r-4'' '''''
beng purchased Ivy tie State as permanent
campn- ground.
The B gilmore and OHIO RliIroad have
now about seventy. Ave hands at work upon
their PROJECTED ward ut Berlin, and more VIII
be taken on daily The wages PAID to
l.borers. it il understood, is Sleeper day
Cij-sn.
TIE New RoAD.-A certificate OF moor
porattpn ii e." Potomac Valley E:j.rohd
tompnuv, was filed with the Secretary OF
N,atc 1t Ann polls Thursday. The terminus
Of IA road will be a point upon the main
lire of the Western Mar, lend near Williams
rgrt Station IN Washington county and q
point upon The bouul"'y line between the
state of MARYLAND end tie State Of West
Nlrgiuia. in the vicinity Of Cherry Kun
station upoN the l3l)tmorc ana OlIo. lht
,oai will pass for it. entire length through
" sbinrtGn county, the general route beng
that ~! the valley al ia" Potomac river. The
road. il j. >t .trd, viii be the connecting ink
between The Baltimore dnl Ohio End the
Rapling system via the Western Maryland
ag,rtinr access TO the anthracite coNI region
Of Prnn.ylyau, il competition VITA 'h'
P.n.sy n - Hsii1cat
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the C"-fart-
nershln heretofore existing under firm name
of .eatherman Bros, is Ivy mutual consent
dissolved. The books of sand firm are IN tue
po,srssion of Dr. NJ. Z. LeathCrman. All
persons indebted to rs will please settle as
promptly as possible.
DIR. w. F. Leathcrnon,
Dir. d, !, Luathcrnul.
Jan Q It.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

A meeting of the editors OF County Dem,
ocratc papers was held IN Baltimore on
Monday of last week, and an Association
formed, of which MIR. Charles II. VandCrtord,
of the Westminster Advocate. was elected
Secretary.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
Local Items.

The Enher days Til, year are as follows
"Wednesday, February Goth; Wednesday
Nay 2sth; "Wednesday. September l,th
Wtdncs iay. December 1,th.
The Liberty BtnaCr, from its daily record
nfthc wr4thyr fla Is ti.a: IF Tho 800 days last
wear we ual 20 c,od3v ones, and that Il
either raiucG. ha;,n1 or showed 40 days
PROPERTY SOLD Mir. Thomas j Snoih-
crs. co1rrel. { rDn.,y Of ibis place has SCH:
his house and lot on l.. Gaiu.st to Mr.. Cur
III Wc,'I,o for f495.
Iflouse kteNcls q q others who VS." coal
oil lamps, rord, after filling The iinn !hIo"
in '"aepoonfu. Of c"mmon snl' much
clraryr arl better lgh, viii y" the result
IaNty Register,
The man who Wc0l to milk and sIt down
on y bDu'',r in tn mil0irof tic past"" and
waltrt toy 'ha COW to barn up 20 rjm, Was
TIE eldest brother OF The man wlD kept 81 ore
ant oil not advertise" hcl&u,n l." reasoned
thnt the purchasing pnD!c would back NJ 10
his place wien it wanted som"thInC.-
DEED OF IRUsC--t 1ptaiA Benjamin
i'oo'", for many years a merchant o! Zee 1y>.
vile, and 4 prominent and i"ilH"ntia! citizen
OF Carroll county, made a deed Of trust
THURSDAY las. TO joel Myers. of Carroll
county, and James W. Tr"&c,l OF Frederick
rounty, for the Benefit Of lis creditors.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

lefI 10 tliiS pace III me JANUARY drawing.
Revival services have been in progress in
the United Brethren church, this place, for
the last two weeks. Five have protesscd
conversion and one penitent still at the altar
NOTARY PUBLl1 .--A notary public will
shortly he appointed in this place MIR, +, L.
Boblitz having introduced and 10 rapidly
pressing through the Legislature, bill for
such appointment.
-~~~--~~----~--
Pork was purchased by one of our citizens
last week at the extremely low price of "a
so per hundred pounds. We raised" ours
and il returned the compliment as it has
probably cost us $40 per hundred pounds.
Mr.. Walker Blame. the oldest son of
Secretary James G. Blaine, died ut his fathers
home in Washington at half past eight
o'clock "Wednesday evening of last week, IN
the Seth year Of his age. His death was
caused by pneumonia, following and caused
! by the influenza.
PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED Amongst the
| fourth class postmaster appointed on
Monday were J. l.. Miller, al Crcag"rstown,
vice Mrs f. r. Bell, removed Sarah f.
Dronenbcrg, Llcilsvillc, vice J. G. Lamar,
removed; H. Il. Peters, Park Mills, vice ].
| H. Martin, removed.
! Mr. Matthias Brandcnburg, a farmer rcsld-
ing near Harmony, thi, valley, had Il patch
of potatoes last fall which he did not think
was worth digging. Recently, however, he
| discovered that the hogs had rooted up some
fine tuberS and last week he ploagAcd the
patch, and obtained several sacks of nice
potatoes - valley Register.
A man from the locality of FoNvillc was
! ia one of our hardware s,0les last week ne
golia,ing for a revolver. One OF his neigh
! hors had been robbed ola jug Of wine and
now the people up there are going Cunning
for thieves. They submitted so long as they
stole clothing and hoop poles, but ,hcy draw
the line at wine.
J llahtual poor health is direct result of
| bah,un poor attention to the physical sys.
| TEN Keep the head cool, feet warm, am the
/ bowels regular by the proper use tL"N"dor,
and sickness cannot approach you. Price p
rru;s. No opium no lnudinum or other
| dangerous drug is contained in DR.. Bull 5
, Baby Syrup, for the relief of collie, 1cetbIug,
etc. Price . cents.
The influenza epidemic, peculiarly known
a- the glio has daring tine past week secured
a very decided hold IN tins locality. Whole
families have been Frustrated Simultaneous
| ly and few families have wholly escaped
!'nc disease here thus far yields readily to
treatment, somc cases proving more stub.
born than others. Happily move have yet
assumed Il serious form. From three days
to Il week cover the duration Of the attack
u,ul ~,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!

In order to reduce stock, will sell to close
out, 5000 yards of Calico at cost from to 7
cents per yard, all our single width dress
goods at and below cost, 20 suits of Boys &
Mems clothing, Pants and Vests at cost,
10 Overcoats left over--.sizes from 80 to 49,
will sell at and below COST Bed Blankets e
Quilts at bargain and many other articles
in our stock at Bargains Come and see for
yourselves Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps &C.,
best quality for the money,
l6 ct At ROOFS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

DR.. !, l.. Miller has been appointed post
master at Crcagerstown, IN accordance with
the will of the people as expressed ut a re-
cent election.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
Ecrti's s,raLsss Opera House.

Week Of january 21-ClIAS. WINDliAM
IA a repertoire Of English comeslv.-F hnIi"a
Wvndham, WIZ, with his excellent English
comedy company, has hc'n drI'shtn@ he
lovers Of legitimate comedy, will appear at
Forl's Grand Opera House during the week
of january 81 and presentn'rlies of English
comedies with the hril|inncy and finish for
winch all his productions are noted. His
repertoire includes David Garrck, The
Candidate, The iitailcss Man, Wild Oats,
nnt the charming little curtain raiscrs
Delicate Ground and why Women Weep
Mr. Wyndham's performances are III every
particular finished delightful pieces of work.
MAtinee-Sa.urL!.y
February 'Id--"TIIE WIFE Lyceum
Theatre &C.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
II Sufferers freim Consumption

Coughs and Colds wlll try Puritan Cough
and Consumption Cur:, they viii find quick
relief and permanent h"nrti, He medical pre-
tesslon declare it { remedy Of the nigAtat
value.
A large proportion Of the diseases which
cause human suffering, result from dcnagc.
mrnt of,hc Stomach, Bowels and Liver, DE-.
Lees Liver REGULATOR removes all these
trouhics. Tia! bottles free at D.. J. +
WatcrsDrug Store.
FINE ISsvRl uEArs. Tor $l33 and four
ola instruments, our corne band has par.
chased Of 'Peppcr," one Eh and one ~ Cr.
net one baritone (tromNpNc) and one 10
bass. They are, Vs. believe, really excellent
Instruments, They are beautifully finished
and in the hands of several experts have
been pronounced }crf e, in tone, save the
baritone this had Il leak or tvs" III il amt
seemed Ia lt iaisc in uir note and has E'r'h
Irtrlnci to br perfected or eArhGua~d ---
Ihry did moi spend all ,hrr lnc9Cl and iHEr
been promised suulr more sd Will IH'ta; IN
one or two more FIST class Instruments, v hen
they viii b." as we'll equipped AZ Me best OF
orr country bands. And the boys are able
to make good music.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

Dir. NJ G. Cramcr has been housed for q
week by the prevailing epidemic of inluen-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

The annual farmers convention for Mont
gomery county will re held at Sandy Springs
tomorrow. The following arc the questions
to he discussed First. Would it he to the
interests CT the citizens Of the county 10 have
county tleasurrry Second. Should We not
urge the county commissioners TO act on the
dog law Third. What is the best method
of keeping ensIIage' Fourth. How can the
"kilng OUT of clover br prevented. Fifth.
From what commercial fertilizers do tarncrs
reap the best results, Sixth. What practi.
cal means can be taken to separate party
politics from local affairs, that citizens may
receive better results FROM the money ex-
pcudrd2 Seventh Does the observation of
citizens confirm them III the belief that public
roads are improving under the present sys-
TEN Of supervision and rcpairlDg1
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
New Adycrlis eIrlentS.

Root.
Bus. Loc.--Jas. Creegcr.
Bus. Loc.-W. +. Chiffon.
Money Wanted. BUS. Loo.
Ford's Grand Opera House.
Bucket Pump and Water Purifier.
Annual Meeting.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
Numerous cases of the Ia grippe still exist
=, nd ohout town

Send in your sale dates and secure place
in the Sale Register. Special otter for 1890.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

tFNOTICE Having vacated tie King
property will rent il until April ! 1870.
DR.. ID. |. Lcathe"mac.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

Mr.. John NJ. Cover of Philadelphia, for
mcrly of this place, has suffered with the
grip, but is all right again.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

HERE At LAsr.-Aftor many attempts, in
the regulation manner, the arctic wave sue
cerded in breaking through the barrier OF
warm air on Tuesday night last. The low.
est thermometer reported here was 10 above.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

There must be some good way of prevent
ing the grip: We hear of no physicians tina
have fallen under it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

Prompt attention given to al! calls
Public Office in the Drug Store
Private consultation room in the rear OF
The Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

A German doctor Claims to nave discover
ed the influenza bacillus: 1t Il OF The eatAe
order as the pneumonia microM, yet different
IN many particulars. Now. lc; him discover
some dead sure poison for the micrUh' and
the great discovery of the yarnlnt may be
accounted victory for mcdica! scisnce.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

Notary Publ ga notary public will
shortly he appointed in this place: Mr. Z, L..
Boblitz having introduced and 10 rapidly
pressing through the Legislature, bill for
such nDDointmcnt
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

JOURNALISTIC. - The EIaniher and Ban
ner of this county and the Sentinel Of West
minister recently celebrated 4 natal day
Congratulations are in order on these occas,
ions and we know of few for whom we may
more readily acknowledge grounds for con
graduation than the three excellent con'cm
Dorarics named above.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23
Business Locals.

e. MOEEY WANTED Wanted, at s
per cent, on Mortgage. 5000.
Inquire at THE CLARION OFFICE.
81 FOE RHNI One Room with Glass
Front S41c | / 80 IT, Apply to
Jan 95 st JAMES CREEGER
- Five y lllars Cash and balance in
Work tnai,ng mems drawers, ready cui)
vii secure you new High Arm "Sjnger'
Sewing Machine. Do not lose this chance
but write for particulars to,
w. +, Chiffon, Agt,
No. 1913 n. M0rkct-st.
Frederick, Md.
gB- Needles for all machines; 90 cents
ner dozen. JAN % At
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

CHARMING DANCE.-On Friday evening
dance. Twrnty-tlloc couples from Tred"r-
lex, Lcwistown, Rocky Ridge, Emmi; shnrs
and Mechanicstown joined IN Tx production
IF more solid pleasure than a similar At
tempt IN this place ever witnessed. We
have been much gratifcl to learn Ct :hc
highly eulogistic comments in'lnlgrl IN by
several visitors and congratulate The com
mittce upon their good t"st", excellent nan-
arcmcnt and pronounced success.
The following were present: M2Hars. VIII
Castle Of Frederick, Charles Ramabnrg of
Lcwis,own, John Srabold, Cha.. Manning,
Harry Elder. Jos. Shogb Of Mottcr-, Sher.
Bigg., Dard Blrcs, Rich. lIaInc3. Gregg
Eichrihcrgcr, kobt Rarrick Of Rocky Ridge,
Rub't Ogle Of Biegs Mill. Charles Null of
Grtc ham, Frank Stevens, Grace stevens CT
Creascrs;own, r. Rowe OF Un.on Fridge,
Dan. +. Eoiiy 1t Frank'invIllc, Charles
Waters, Niles Miller, Howard Rouzer, >. F,
D. Miller and Er. l.. G.. Audrrs OF Mevhan
iCstown.
ri SIS Stella Castle OF Frederick, Susie
Nrcscnr al Walker~}jIls, Lilly Nokc and
tunjy. .!okc If Emmii,lurg, Matte thinner
man, Bessie Lirmcrmao, Sue Stevens of
Cr2aGus,own, Julia Martin Of Martin, NiI,
Lyppic Mar.in. Minnie Martin -! I.pys, MAY
Saug of Moltcr, Ida Hedges Of lev !s'own,
Gu.r Miller, MI. Ecilc Bjrcs of Rocky
Ridge, Jcnnic Payne, Ma Waite, Carrie
Bphlt2. Carrie Jones, Josie Miller O! Me
,.uujr,ioan, and Emma lli,Aoibcrscr OF
IihcI,y.
Tie orchestra was a splendid one cempo5
r. If nHy musicians, two each trym Union
Bridge and EN.mi;-turg.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

Talk about bad roads in the mountain -
Why, wen wager 4 big apple that the road
from Wakefield Station to the village of
Wakefield in Carroll county, has, within the
past thirty days, caused more uneasincss to
tie antipod S, than our mountain roads have
to the Board of Frederick County Commits
sioners, and yet the latter are looking these
matters up with commcndah,e alacrity.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

Revival services have been in progress in
| the United Brethren church, this place, for
the last two weeks. Five have proiesscd
! conversion and one pentent still at the altar
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-23

MCGIhTY FOUND. The much talked Of
man alive snd well. McGlnty the long lost
man wss found on last Tuesday morning Of
"Withcrow 81, where he was taking adynn
tagc of lnc low prices which "WitheloI is
now offering on his stock previous 70 taking
nvoice. You can buy cheap OF him nov !;
try him.