Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-09-03

IR Brnnlam, editor Christian Index, At
lanta, Ga, writes IL have used Bradycro,
tive with unfaing, prompt, decided relief
Crown Stock Food is Il Tome and slim
ulant. a hearty appetite, splendid condi-
ton and finer appearance arc the results of
feeding it.
REL1ulous.-Rev. J. II. Barb will return
from his summer vacation today (Thurs'tny)'
There will he preaching in st. Johns Church
on Sunday morning next ut 10 O'clock.
The Maryland Weather Service reports ex-
cessiye rainfall throughout the State last
week. warm sunshine is asked for every.
where, vet an abundant fruit and corn crop
is everywhere reported.
We note the absence of the able and fire.
quent editorial from the columns of the daily
Examiner. Editing newspaper is fun UNI
til it gets to be business and we feared that
the face pen OF the rcorganized editorial
department was enjoying itself rather much
at the outset.
William Ware, n passenger on Baltimore
and OHIO excursion tram from Ilarpcr's Fer
ry, fell from the train at San ly Hook, Mon
day night. The train was stopped, and
Wares dead and manglcd body was found
lying Alongside the track. Ware lived at
Garfield, this county.
Girls, don't believe all the young men say
to you on a moonlight night Moonlight
and truthful speaking don't trayel to-
gclhcr. Ifn Young man tells You On night
that is stormy and threatening that he thinks
great Gcal Of you, the chances are that he
is telling the truth.
EXCURSION 70 GETTYsBURG.-1srn Post,
G. A II of Westminster will have an cxc,u
sion to Gettysburg, VIA lIighiield on We'd
ncsday, September 9th. Fare for the round
trip from all points ives, of Glen Falls to and
including Mcchanicstown, $500. The train
will pass this point ut S:5l a. M, arriving at
Gettysburg at 1884. Returning, will leave
Gettysburg at $50 p. m.
BUSINESS At THE SILK MnL.s.-About
one hundred and thirty five operatives are
now employed at the lIagcrstown Silk Mills,
the force hayins been augmented last week
by the arrival of thirteen experienced weay.
crs from Patterson, New Jersey. There are
fifty two looms in operation and the prod
uc,s of the mills are finding a ready market.
-Mrald &c TorcA
A PERMANENT CAMP.-Gcneral Howard,
of the Maryland militia, Is IN favor of Il per
mnnen, place for the annual gathering OF the
militia and IL III favor OF Fort Frederick, this
county. lie thinks it admirably adapted for
the purpose, and now that the Western
Maryland extension, from Will amsport to
Cherry Run, passes the place, it will in all
probability be selected for permanent
campipy ground lobe.
Mr. John G Bycrs died Il, his residence
near Li,ilc>town, Pa, on Wednesday, Aug.
10, in ms ODD year. He was one of II family
Of ten children, seven of whom are still lily.
ing They are Mrs. Emanuel Keller of Get
tysburs, Mis-. Frank Wampier and Mrs. w.
G. Rhinchart of Westminster, MesSls, Joseph
Bycrs of Emmitslrry, Joshua Bvers of Pots
town, Pa, David II Bycrs Of Wcckland,
Kansas, and George W. Bycrs of K,okuck,
lswa
As Mr.. Jrcob Zacharias, OF Union Mills
was ON his way home from tins city. about
two weeks ago, a slorn came up, during
which the lightning struck telephone pole,
on the side of,hc road near him as he was
gong down Pipe Creek hill. Mr.. ZachaIia.a
was stunned, and when he recovered con
scousncss he was down in the foot OF his
buggy; and the horse had crossed beyond the
bridge.
Elder solomon Sloncr, of Uniontown, was
seriously injured on Saturday las, by being
thrown from buggy. lie VA, on his way
to Bachmans Valley to preach, and when hc
was near Babylon's mill ms h"rsc became
unmana.tnhc and ran off. The buggy was
unset and Mr.. Stoncr was thrown ont on his
head and taco, which were considerably cut
and bruised, and he was seriously Jared by
! TIC fall -IJlocute.
| Articles of Incorporation were fllCd IN lh'
Circuit Court Monday creating the Herald
Publishing Company OF Washington Coun
ty, The object Of the newly Incorporated
! company Is to publish IL newspaper to he
! called the daily Herald, in connection with
the Weekly Herald and Torchllght' Chas.
q. Biygs. who has been editor of the Herald
and Torchiyht for two years, will be the
manager Of the Herald. There are now four
daily newspapers in liaSerstown, two Of
which uhc News and the GaM,,") are morn
iny papers, and the Mail and The Globe even.
ing papers. When the Herald appears there
will Ne five la,llrs in Il city of 10000 inlmhi
tan,s. 1t was decided ut the Stockholders
meeting to-day that the Herald should be d
morning newspaper. The News, Mail and
Gazette are dis,inclively democratic news
PAPERS; the Globe is independent; the Her
aid will be dsinctivcly republican and VIII
have the field to itself on that side Of the po
l,icnl fence The first number Will appear
about October /,
A TOTAL WRECK Large crowds of
people gathered last week AROUND the ruins
of Boards Lutheran church, a short distance
east of Chewsvillc, and which was dcmoiish
ed by cyclone which passed over that
ncghborhooi on Tuesday ey, ming, n full
account of which was given in last week s
Ghbs The track Of the cyclone WAS TO,
more than 500 yards wiAie and the church
seemed to be in the center OF its path. \
, portion of the side walls still stand upright