Catoctin clarion., 1891-04-02

Snow g. Co., Solicitors Of patents, at Wash
mgton, d. G., unsurpassed success in OBJ
tanning patents for all classes Of invention.
They make n speciality Of rejected cases, and
have secured allowance of many patents that
had been previously rejected Their adver-
tisement in another column, will be Of inter-
est to inventors, patentees, manufacturers,
and all who have to do with patents.
Every Home should have II.
It is not always convenient to call u
Physician for every little ailment. Haylng
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 25 cents.
There are few things in this life Of which
we may be certain, but this is one Of them,
Pan T,ha Cough anC Consumption Cure mas
no equal for Coughs, Colds and Consump-
tion. Price 25 Cents.
AT DR.. J. K. Waters Drug Store.
The Easter Services in our churches were
largely attended. Specialprogrammcs were
prepared and they were of exceptional merit.
The Easter festival ls rightfuly one OF the
most prominent in the Christian churches,
the Resurrection being the essential keystone
to the arch of Christian faith Without 1t
indeed would all be dark and gloomy and
faith in this one episode in the history of the
Lion of the Tribe Of Judah is demanded, to
the en- | that Christian Philosophy shall fur
nish conclusion reasonably consistent with
its premises.
JUDGE SYEsrER's SUCCEssoR.-It seems
to be generally believed that Gov. jackson
will appoint Col. Kyd Douglass, OF Hagcrs
town, to succeed Judge Svester. The ap.
pointment will only be until the election
next fall, but Col. Douglas, if appointed, will
presumably be given the nomination for the
full term. The Republican candidate will
almost certainly be State Senator Edward
Stake, also of Hagerstown, aud these TWO
will make warm canyass.-Ne'cs.
On next Tuesday, the 3lst day Of March
will haye been fifty years since the grea, fire
in Frederick, which consumed the residence
of the late DR.. VIM. Tyler, on Record street +;
ut about that time home artist, Mr.. John
Markell, painted a banner piece in oil, which
he presented to the Indepent Hose Company
of this city. The painting represents the
fire and its surroundings This painting
will be on exhibition at the rooms Ofthe In
dependent Company on the 3lst inst, to
which our citizens are cordially invited to
call and view. reminding the young Of what
occurred fifty years ago, and remembrance
to those who personally saw the fire IN their
early youth.
CITIZENS MEETING.--By reference to the
advertising columns of this ISSUE the voters
of Mcchanicstown will learn OF new depar-
ture. II is proposed to haye the qualified
voters meet in the Town Hall on Monday
night for the purpose of placing number of
names IN nomination, from among which
the meeting will select by ballot certain
number that shall be candidates at the Cor
poration Election on Monday 18th inst.
We commend th,s step heartily, for in the
past 1t has always been through the interest
manifested by a few, that satisfactory cand-
dates have been secured and then usually
only during election day. IT. is a matter In
which every taxpayer is concerned and this
method will n It only place the matter fully
in their hands, but in our Judgment will lend
additional interest to Corporation affairs by
the people.
Monday evening.
REMOVALS. Re,ghtlcr to w. T.
Grimes property On East-st G. d. keyser to
J. H. Freeze on Carroll st Grace Fogle to
Joseph Free ze on CarrOll-st John A Fleaglc
to J. H. Freeze on Wnterst Rev. j. D.
Freed TO J. w Crecgers on w. Main st L.
Morrison(fom near Emmitsburg)to his home
on Carrol-st Chas. f. Casscll to Mrs. f.
Anders on East-st Dr. G.. M. Zimmerman
to C. Harmans on Carroll,st Mrs. Barbara
BIrcly from Ladiesburg) to Rey I'D. Freed's
on Carroll st Mrs G. Wlhide to her home
on Carrollst Fred'k Stouffer to w. T..
Grimes Oh East st I; Jacob Damuth to his
home on E. Man-st Henry Kappes to Ship
pensburg, Pa: Chas Wastlcr to ID. WilhIde's
on unnamed street j. A. Renner to j. b,
Gilbert's on Church-st: Rev. G. ]. Rouda
bush to Boonsboro, Md : Rev A. N Horn to
U. b. parsonage on East-st: DR.. j. j. Hen
shaw to Mrs Huffman's on East st: Dr. Ii.
Buhrman to his home in Chewsvlle: Rey. j.
H. Barb to John Rouzer's on Church. st l..
II. Wacsche to his home on Churchst: j.
II. Freeze to the John Flcagle farm south of
town VIM. Wlnebrenne1 to Graceham: Geo
F. Late from Emmitsburg) to II Ross
Blacks on z. Main st A F. Rddlemoser
TO w. A Lynn's on Boundary Ave. Harry
Creager to Hagerstown: II. w Bennett to
V. s. Osler's on w. Main st NJ. G. Cramer
to John Rouzer's on E, Main.st: Mrs. ---
Gernand to w. 7. Grimes on e. Main-st:
DR.. J. X. Waters to the Gids Building on
E Man-st Calvin Fisher from Loys) to
Mis-. j. E. Cadow's on w. Nam, st: -
Snindledeckcr, to w. T. Grimes ou Fore
J ypans' lfny