Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-03-27


The Jefferson vile (O) letter was omitted
this week for want Of space.
Mr.. Daniel Gaugh, residing hear Lewis
town, who has been sick for several weeks
Is improving.
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Mr.. p. f. Frey, who took Horace Greely's
advice, and left tor the West. on the 4th inst.
concluded that the ''old man" was very foolish
in his advice, and returned on the 18th inst
-(atoetin Ne.ss.
Nr. George w. Miller has resigned As a
member Of the Board of Managers OF the
Frederick County Agricultural Society, and
the vacancy has been filled by the appoint.
ment Of Mr. VIM. c. Nculig.
HEMoRRuAaEs.-M Carrie Bobltz cid.
est child of Mr.. E. l.. Bobli,z was seized with
hemorrhaCes Of the lungs about ten days ago
and has been suffering frequent returns oi
the trouble during the past week. We arc
reassurcd by our latest information and may
hope for favorable turn in the disease
CAUTIoN.-Should there be some delay or
perhaps total failure in the appearance OF
the issue of THE CLARION due April 3rd, you
may with reasonable certainty assume that
the editor and publisher is under lock and
key. We change our habltation on Tues
day next and refuse perrmptorily to be bound
by any law or rule Of moral rccti,ude on that
and one or more succeeding days.
DO not dose snd sicken the baby with la,l
danum and other drugs, but relieve its dis
comforts with Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup, n rei.
able, but harmless remedy for all diseases of
carly childhood.
It's not judic.ous to postpone the consid-
Grafton Of your health because you haye not
time to take thorough course Of medicine,
but take Laxador which will induce harmo-
Nous functional effort at once. Price 25cts.
Sold everywhere.
DEATH OF REV. LEWIS DAv:s-Rev. l..
Davis, = brother Of Rev. DR.. J. N. Davis Of
the NJ. f. church, lately stationed in this
place, died at his home in Dayton, Ohio, on
Sunday last. Rev. DAVIS WAS minister and
tx bishop In the United Brethren Church
and had been connected with Otterb';n
University. in fact WAS instrumental IN It's
founding. Rev. Or. Davis was summoned
and Was present when his brother died.
Every Home should have Ii.
1t is not always convenient to Call q
Physician for every little aiment, Having
Red Flag Oh in the house you have Physl-
clan always at hand, it kills Rheumatism,
Neuralgia. Burns Bruises and all Aches and
Pains. Price rs cents.
There are few things In this life Of which
we may he certain, but this IL one of them,
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure has
no equal for Coughs. Colds aud Consump.
ton. Price Is Cents.
At DR.. j. X. Waters Drug Store.
THE VorE-. The bill authorizing our town
authorities to vote upon the question of the
issue of 81 200 worth of bonds for n Town
Hall has become law, but has yet been for
warded to the proper authorities here. 1t
viii, therefore in all probability be too late to
give the requisite notice and take this vote
at the same time that the election for Com
missloners is held. To the end, however,
that a Board wholly in sympathy with the
movement bs selected, we suggest that its
fr,es,ds meet in primary or caucus in advance
Of the Corporation election and then and
there select u ticket to be voted for ut the
coming election for Town Commissioners.
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MARRIEp.-Aftcr having i'll our mind
delivered him over unrcscrvetlly and without
recourse to life Of cellbacy, we are. without
previous hint or intlmation informed that
Mr.. p. Schlosser Keefer and Mrs. Lila B.
Keefcr, nee Mrs. Macdonald, will be at home
after February 23rd, in Lcadvillc, Colorado
having been married in Denver, the home OF
the bride, on February 18th. Welcome oyer,
theu verltable Bcnedlck we congratulate
Mrs. X. upon having secured you for
partner and we are prone to the belief that
you too may be congratulated for Mrs. K. Is
the charming piece of womanly perfection
that you haye been content to risk
old bachclordom in finding We commend
you to the most propitious Of the Pcnates.
At a meeting Of Arthur Post, No. Al, G..
A, H., Department of Maryland, on Tuesday
evening, March 1S, 1890, the following reso-
buttons of sympathy and respect were unan
imouslv adopted:
WHEREAS, In the Providence of Almighty
God, our comrade, Cyrus Moser, of Mechan.
icstown District, member in good standing
of this Post, who was also an hOnOred ex .
Union soldier of the gallant 9th Regiment,
MARYLAND Department of Volunteers, In the
late War of the Rebellion, departed this life
March 14th, 1890,
R,sls>d, 1st That In all the positions of
life, whether as soldier upon the battle field
or as a citizen, we recognized IN our deceas-
ed cunrade devotion IL duty and honest pur-
poses which challenged our confidence in his
character and deserves our admiration.
End, That the members of his bereaved
family have our sincere sympathy for the
loss of one 80 near to them.
Sd. That copy of these resolutions he sent
to the family Of the deceased, that they he
entered upon the minutes of the Post and he
published in the local papers at Emmitsburg
and Mcci,anicstown. By order of the Post.
0. A. Horner,
Samuel N. McNair,
Charles =. Heck,
Committee.