Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-02

Osler has lew lamp. Just the thing fol
all households either large or SMALL
CHURCH Inconsistencies will be held
IN the P. E. chapel, this place on Sunday
next at 10 a. IN.
Do not lie awake nights and cough Ayers
Cherry Pectoral will relieye the cough and
induce good nights rest.
Monterey Springs have been rented for the
coming heated term by Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
managers Of the St. James and Albion hotels
Baltimore. The Western Maryland railroad
will erect new station at this point.
On Saturday next, April 4th, Hon. ]. F
Willcts, of Kansas, national lecturer Of the
Farmers Alliance, will deliver an address at
Odd Fellows Hall, this city. Other Alliance
speakers will be present. All farmers are
invited. The meeting will begin at II o'clock
in the neutrality-suspicious..
Mr.. Henry Better was hauling hay to the
station one day last week. He left the team
stand and went into the warehouse few
minutes In this time the horses turned
short and upset the load of hay. Nothing
was broken or injured. The fun was throw
ing the hay up the hill. -Neacs Low Letter.
A STRAIaHT-OUT.-We are in receipt of
copy of the St. Louis Republic, semi.
weekly, rich in news and ably edited. For
straightout, uncompromising democracy
and directncss ofspeech in pure English, we
know none that we would undertake to
recommend before it.
COMMUNION CONFERENCE.-The Easter
Communion in St. Johns Lutheran church
will be continued on next Sunday morning,
April 9Th. 1t is hoped that all who were
prevented from being present on last Sunday
will avail Themselves Of this opportunity to
receive the Holy Sacrament.
JOHN II. BARB.
The National Convention of r publican
League Clubs has been called to meet in
Cincinnati on April 81 The delegates from
Maryland are: First congressional district,
B. l.. Dryden, W. J. Van Mort; second, N.
N Mock. Joseph B. Burlcigh, Jr.; third,
Dr. Henry Watts, H. H. Sharp fourth, Jno'
w. Martin, Henry f. Challis fifth, DR.. W..
G. Tuck, T. j. Bowie sixth, G w. Grove,
G. s. DeGrange; delegates at large, William
T. Henderson, Daniel l.. Brinton, j. Cook
man Boyd and Samuel D. Mulrhcad.
tremendous Sensation.
The burning ola Mississippi River Steam
boat causes considerable excitement in New
Orleans, just think of the establishment
which DR.. Lees LIVER Regulator has caused
by curing Dyspepsia, BiIousness, lndiges-
ton and Constipation, don't fail to try it.
Trial bottles free.
When people suffer pain they want to he
cured and qui, ky too, nothing equals Red
Flag Oil for all pam. Price 25 cents
At DR.. j. X. Waters Drug Store.
WEDIoCKED. Our young friend Mr.. c.
Baker Flalcy, now of Chicago, formerly 4
citizen of this place was married on the gath.
ult., the formal notice OF which appears in
this issue. One Of the Delegation writes us
that Mrs. Fraley is exceptionally beautiful"
and as good as she is handsome. The day
following the wedding Bakc's cmpl yer
handed over to him full control of the bust
hess, increased his salary and put him in
possession Of a house near his place of busl
ness at q rent rate merely nothing"
This event has demoralizcd the Delegation
we fear, for one of them writes us Lucky
dog think shall hunt up wife myself, if
all such things are to be thrown in" so you
can expect some more startling news from
the Delegation
COFFEE PLANT Several years ago Miss
Maria Holman planted a grain of coffee in
flower pot, and it at once commenced to
grow. Now she has plant about two feet
high on which are twenty-five leaves, the
largest being l3a inches long.
He DID Us UP.-A well known resident
of this place, whose bill with the printer WAS
considered large enough, had set Of sale
bile printed ut the Chronicle Office thus week,
and on the cash being demanded tor them
lett the bills at the office and went elsewhere
and had another set printed. Wen take
less than half price for the ones left on our
hands if any one wants them.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. John Grouse died
su ldcnly at the residence of his son in Free
dom township on Monday, of heart disease.
He was apparently in his usual health in the
morning and had walked from home to bis
sons house. q short distance away, and while
there was suddenly seized with severe pain
In his breast, and died soon after Mr..
Grouse was IN the 10th year of his age. His
funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. Luther De Voc officiating, the inter
ment beng made in the n. E. cemetery, this
place. Chronicle.
The county commissioners OF Washington
County ia session on Tueaday Of last week,
passed the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, The Mayor of Baltimore III a
recent message TO the city council discusses