Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-03-19

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On Saturday, March 2lst, 1891, near the
square. this place, Miss Flora Gllds will sell
personal property at public sale.
On Saturday, April 4,h, 1891, on the
premises near Westminster, Nd, William r.
Cover; Agent for the Heirs, will sell real
estate at public sale.
Mr.. David Ro,ghtler of this place has been
granted pension.
The Frederick County court granted n
divorce to Hannah f. Crum from her hus.
band Frederick f. Crum on Saturday last.
To keep the beard from turning gray, and
thus prevent the appearance of age, use
Bucklngham's Dye for the Whiskcrs, tho
best made.
SERIOUS ACClDENT.-On Tuesday last
Harvey, son of Mr. Edward ., WilhiGc OF
this place, while chopping wood in the noun.
tain cut his foot across the instep. The
wound is long, deep and dangerously located
in the foot.
The people of Emmitsburg are still hope
full that the railroad to Gettysburg may yet
matcriallzc. They realize the great worth
of such Il road in the matter of the two items
of lumber and coal and these two alone will
secure the building of the road, rather than
all other considerations combined.
Miss Mary b. Shcllnan of this city. has
received the honor of an invitation from the
old 9th Massachusetts Regiment, to attend
~ a guest Of the rcglmcntal Association, It's
3Oth anniversary and banquet, to be held ut
Worcester, Mass. on Saturday, April 18TH
This is the Regiment that was attacked by
the mob in the streets Of Baltimore on the
10Th of April, 1861 Sentinel
ANOTHER BRAKEMAN KILLED. EARLY ON
Tuesday morning Mr.. John Long, resident
of this city and employed as Western
MARYLAND railroad freight brakeman, slipped
between two cars he Was coupling in the
railroad yard at Wayncsboro. His body was
dragged with the cars, and one of his legs
WAS crushed and laccrated terribly he was
also bruised very badly. Mr.. Longs suffer
ings we've intense until about nnon OF the
same day, when death came to his relief
IIaycrstown He,uM and Torch.
Tie Doctor and Postmaster
Were talking about case Of serious H.
ness, due to neglected Cold and rapidly
going into Consumption, which was prompt
" cured by Pan Tina Cough and Consump-
ton Cure. Price 25 cents.
Experience has shown sufferers with Dys.
pepsia Billiousness and Liver comS laint, in
fact all diseases, arising from disordered
system that nothing equals DR.. Lees Liver
Regulator for these troubles. Try it.
Trial bottles free at Dr.. J. X. Waters Drug
store.
LET THERE DE Acknowledging from
the amount of Turnpike and Railroad gossip
which one hears about our village stores and
shops, we naturally conclude that the fever
is again assuming considerable Roadway and
we believe now is the time to manifest our
convictions by appropriate action. If the
citizens throughout this valley are as thor
oughly convinced of the feasibility of such
an Improvement as we believe they are from
the estimates we hear, let there be some
action in the matter, for remember simply
talk will not even dry up the smallest mud
hole CutoctiN .Netes.
DEArn OF Mr.. PERRY EyLER--Mr.Pcrry
Eyler, who died near Harncy, on Monday
evening, aged about "A years. was well and
favorably known in this community. IL,
was born in Evler's Valley, his parents being
the late George and Elsie Eyler. In his
! early manhood he was clerk in the store OF
the late Joshua Motter of this place. Later
he married Miss Warenfels of Mechanics
town, and engaged IN farming, which hi
followed successfully tor many years. liz
was a consistent member Of the United
Brethren Church for over fifty years, ant
was superintendent of the Sunday School al
Harvey for many years. lie leaves widow
two sons and two daughters, all residing in
the neiuhborhood of Harvey. His funcra
took place on Thursday, the remains being
buried in the U. B. Cemetery, at Harvey.
DIED AT NORTHUMBERLAND David Orndord
a wel,.known resident Of this vicinity died AT
Montcvuc Hospital, near Frederick, las
Friday evening. His remains were conveyed
bv rail to Mcchanicstown on Monday morn
ing and buried at Mt ST. Mays College
Cemetery. We have no information at hanC
concerning the immediate cause of his death
but no doubt the grim monster was not ar
unwclcomc visitor to the lonely old man
cut off as he was from the associations of the
ncighborhood wherein he lived so many
wears, and 10 return TO which In life was The
greatest desire of his heart. It's at lcas
soothing to think that in death his body now
| lies beneath the shadows of The hills he loyeC
80 well, 80 let US throw the mantle of charity
over the shortcomings Of those whose action:
were accountable for the misery in whlcl
his last years were spent, leaving their cause
IN the hands of higher tribunal for judg
ment. His oft repeated request of "take nj
| home" has been granted and his last resting
place is one of the most beautiful spots il
! naturC's bower. Chronicic.