Catoctin clarion., 1891-05-21
Crown Stock Food will make cows pro-
duce more and better milk.

Crown Stock Food will make cows pro-
duce more and better milk.
Oslcr has bran new lot of fine brooms al
Is, 20 and rs cents. 10
No owner Of stock should be without
Crown Stock Food. Call for 1t or write
Biggs s. Bro, Rocky Ridge, Md. %
MAsoNIc.-The members of Acacia Lodge
No. 1855, A. F. & A. M. have been invited to
attend the founding of Acacia Lodge, A. Y.
M, at Waynesboro, Pa. tomorrow (Friday)
evening. A number Of them will attend,
The new iron fence in front of Mr.. John
Rouzcrs property on E. Main-st, occupied
by Mr.. M. c. Cramer. is very handsome
one. 1t was put in place by Mr.. "Sher'
Biggs of the firm of Biggs & Bro, of Rocky
Ridge, who are agents for the sale of the
fence. 1t is a strong and durable fence and
by no means costly.
A Yankee sheriff Frfghtenc J..
A well-known sheriff who lives in Maine,
had been given up to die with what his Ply
sician called Consumption, friend advised
the sheriff to try Pan Tina Cough and Con-
sumption Cure, recovery soon followed,
much to the surprise Of the Doctor, who now
prescribes it for Cough, Colds and Consump-
ton. Price 25 Cents.
AT ]. K. Waters, Drug Store.
Date OF ryJr RRETuREN MEETING-
Some misunderstanding has arisen as regards
the date of the meeting in this city of the
German Baptist Brethren. The first dele
gates, VIC are officially informed, will arrive
in the city about the 2Slh of May. The
business part of the meeting will commence
on June and continue four days, when the
meeting will adjourn. The entire time con.
sumed will be about nine days. Immediately
after the meeting all the appurtcnances on
the grounds, such rs Dishes knives and
forks, bedding, lumber, etc, used by the
Brethren, will be disposed of at auction
! Globe.
The postof11cc at BruceylIe has been re.cs
tablished with Miss Efie Weant as post.
master. 1t is supplied from York Road. AT
the time of the establishment the postoffice
at York Road about twenty years ago, the
Office at Brucevlllc was discontinued.
The Wulkcrsvillc Brick & Tile Works
completed the burning of Their first kiln of
brick Tuesday. We are informed that they
have now orders for one million brick. The
company are getting in additional machinery
and expect to soon commence the mannfac
ture of tiles. They now give work to TWEEN.
ty-onc men and will want a number more as
soou as they get in their new machinery
The firm is doing a good work for our town.
Oh for a few more enterprislng men, like
Mcssrs. johnson and Kemp, III our town.
Enterprise.
The RAILROAD MOVEMENT On Monday
last Mcssrs. George w. Slocksdale, John
Jones, Ross F. Wltherow, NJ. J. Albaugh,
NJ. A. Gaugh, DR.. ]. K Waters, l.. H. Wacs-
che and Chas. E. Casscll droye to Middle
town, ria Frederick City to attend the rail.
road m cetlng held to hear the report OF
conference committee appointed at previ-
Gus meeting and to take such further action
as the report OF that committee and the gen
eral development of the movement might
warrant.
The committee, consisting of Messrs. d. Ke.
fau7cr, Charles Cohentz and Thomas Rcms.
burg reported that they had conferred with
representatives of the M. V. II. r. and that
terms had been offered which were in their
judgment perfectly satisfactory. This re-
port was the signal for business and business
was the prompt and immediate outcomc,--
The report was accepted and the sense OF the
meeting being thus taken motion was made
that these three gentlemen be chosen as three
OF the ncorporators with power to select the
remaining number necessary. Another mo-
ton fixed the number Of incorporators at
nine, of which five were to be from Middle
town Valley and four from this side of the
mountain.
| This concluded the work Of the meeting
and we will say for 1t that for public meet
| ing it was the most mcthodical and benton
buslness.h town meeting that we have
ever attended when the time came for work,
the methods were in good form and when
vote was called for, all voted.
As to the character of the meeting, we
have the assurance of our own knowledge OF
the men present, that 1t was not merely rep
rescntative of the wealth and intelligence Of
that section, but was actually composed of
the substantial men of that community it
was a large meeting, not i'll balanced by a
temporary enthusiasm; there was no oratory
and applause, no disposition to build false
hopes on the airy foundation of promise OF
great ease in accomplishing the work, but
there was ample evidence of determination
to develop every resource and to leave
nothing undone that will in any way add to
the possibility of success. 1t was common
remark, made during the day IN our hcarng
that this is Middletown Valleys opportu
nifty that not only are the outside condi
tions more fayomblc, but that the sentiment
of the people at home is more deeply moved
and more thoroughly in accord than eyer be-
fore that failure this time would mean
disheartcning that would render impossible
for years, the attainment of like favorable
condition of popular sentiment.
This was our first visit to Mlddletown and
that section OF the Valley. That such peo-
pie and such garden spot should remain