Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-10-15


definite information however, and the report
may be groundcss.
CHILD KIcxED-A child Of Mr.. Albert
Powell, Mt Lewistown, was kicked in the
head by a horse on Monday morning last,
crushing the skull. At latest report the
child was yet living.
PAwNEH Bulls wild west show will, &C.
cording to report, 50 into winter quarters in
our town. We are not aulhDrlatiycly in
fnrme,, hut understand that the cowboys
and iniians will not remain here, only the
stock and keepers.
\ NARROW ESQ ArE.-Mr. Howard Ronzcr
formerly of this place, now of Washington,
had been suffering severely with neuralgia
for week or more. when through an ncci.
den, he took big overdose OF the drug that
had been prescribed and came near shutting
OF this mortal coil. His mother spent sever
nj days with him. returning after he had
rasscd out Of danger He is now ali right
again.
The success of Old SauI's Catarrh Cure in.
duccs limitations and there arc many of them
Insist on getting Old Snul's and take no 9th
TT or you'll get left. AT all dealers for Is
cents.
Ifyou want your baby to look bright do
not put 1t TO sleep with laudanum when rest.
Hess but use DR.. Buli's Baby Syrup. rs cts.
bottle.
Our New MERcnANT-Mr. J. w. John
son the merchant who will occupy Messrs.
Bircly & Osler's handsome new storeroom IN
the bank building arrived last week with his
family. His household effects came this
week and he "a temporarily occupying Mr.
Van B. Osler's property on w. Main st. Mr.
,Tohnson's goods are ARRIVING and being
opened, but it will I've some days yet before
ne will have his stock ready to display for
sale. The residence portion of the bank
milting is about completed and
Mr. J. will take possession OF 1t at his own
convenience.
The appointments of the building are ex
ccllent in every respect, the storeroom beng
model Of modern design and The dwelling
one Of the r00miest, hest lighted and in every
way convenient ah0des ia this section Of
the county.
We bid Mr.. johnson a hearty welcome
and trust he may receive support that will
fully justify his advent among strangers. -
Ford's Grand Opera House.
Week of Oct. i9th-"TI1E POWER OF
TIE PRESS."-'A Fnrcible Drama OF the
Timcs"-"A Boston Success. "-"The Pow
or Of the Press" .ane Of the latest stage pro.
auctions is in every way worthy its success,
The play possesses genuine literary and dra-
Matic merit. 1t is not a mere reporters Sto.
ry, but q remarkable illustration Of how the
"Press" d,ns and can effect the fortunes and
oftimes the iiyes Of humanity. How both
for good and evil il is all powerful. The
drama was given in Boston for three weeks,
with brilliant success. The theatre was
crowded nightly and the Press unanimously
agreed AZ to its merit.
The Company is uniformly pood, the cast
includes thirty characters, the situations and
dramatic effects are all cxcei'ent the leading
men and won,en Of the cast are as follows:
Steven Carson, a young ship carpenter, JAS
r. Wilson; Annie Carson, his wife, MISS Ida
Watermonn TURNER Morgan, an ex-curb-
stone operator, Charles Mason !; Dewitt
Norwood, the steady brother, c. II. Reigel
Harold Norwood, the wild brother, Herbert
II Pattee Mr. Horsford. Stevens father-in
law Charles r. Poor Mike O'Callaghan, the
phip-yard gatekeeper, Luke Martin; May
lIorsford, Miss S. Williams; Julia Seymour
IIarolds wife, MISS Layina Shannon.
Mat,nees-W "Wednesday and Saturday.
Oct. oGth, "BOiS AND GIRLS'-A roar
ing farce COMEDY.