Catoctin clarion., 1891-02-12

Read Bcachley's g. Co.'S business locals in
this issue.
! The Bargain II ,usc, Bussard and Crccgcr,
proprie,ors, will remove to Hagerstown this
spring ; so runner has it.
The bicycle season is approaching; read
the adv's and inquire at this office for bar
gains We can offer one on every adv. that
is running.
We are often deceived in the age of people
having beautiful and luxuriant hair, not
knowing that they use Halls Hair Remover
TO keep gray hairs away.
Mcssr.. Edward Lynch, and F. II. Orcn
dortf went to Frederick on Monday and
while there sold the balance of their land adj
Joining that city. to Charles e. Trail and
George William Smith, Mt $5,90O.-Adro'
cate.
MlsLEADINu.-We have no Estcy Ph'l!iar-
monic Orchestra in this place, neither have
we q City Opera House. The item nccrcdi-
ted to us IN last Fridays daily Examiner
would seem 10 contradict the above, yet we
insist upon it that we enjoy neither Of those
two luxuries.
FIREMEN's N,.TrCE.-Guardian Hose Com.
pany will on the 2lst inst. familiarlze itself
with the new system Of fire alarm signals
that hayc been adopted. AS false alarms are
an evil, 1t ,s desired that this d.y may be set
apart for Practice by the company and our
citizens will not be ncedlcssly alarmed. The
alarm signals will be printed on heavy card
board and every householder will be entitled
to one.
ANNUAL. ELECTION. AT the annual meet
ing of the Mcchancstown Building AssociH-
tion held on Saturday evening last, the fol-
loving officers were elected Col. John K,
Rouzer, President; David S. Firor, Wee
President; Van +. Oslcr, Treasurer Chas.
F.. Cassell Secretary John Jones, Geo. W.
Stocksdale, John II. Rouzer John Lenders,
S. NJ. Brcly,P N Hammakc-, e l.. Robi,z,
Directors; all reelected This ASSOCIATION
Will close cCplcIilDtT ncAt.
GnoD DRILLING ON Monday evening
last, for the first time in many months, Capt.
Frank Stokes took the Uniformed Drill
Corps of Guardian Hose Company through
all of the old and some new movements.
The entire floor of the Town Hall was at
their disposal and the Corps acquitted itself
wonderfully well and were compllmcntcd by
their captain for having forgotten so little
The Corps willdrill regularly every Tuesday
night.
TIE "WRENs "-Dcspltc the very inclc-
mcnt weather the "Wrens" played to $45
house on Saturday night last The melo-
drama "Dcvotion,' constituting the first
part, is 6 charming play, full of pa'hoS,
patriotism ani fun, the several parts OF
which were interpreted by the membcra of
the company with true artistic conception
The farce, "Bamhonzlcd" was y succession of
ludclous situations, not coarse at any time
hut always ,rlc,iStibiy funny. The "Wrcns,'
will be welcome whenever they come.
'RAlI FOR HICKS After permitting his
admirers to founder in the Slough of despond
for 10, so many moons, Reverend Hicks got
on the inspired side of old Borcas and
invcigled the blu,try old god into tavoring
him with the facts in advance. We congrat-
ulatc both the preacher and his trustful flock,
more particularly his trustful flock. Because
"B"cbc Of Connecticut happened to predict
the recent cold wave accurately, also, it docs
not follow that he'sa prophet there is but
one Prophet Hicks Is Prophet and Ego is
his Allah
SOME CHANGES. Es.-Thc first day Of April
VIII witness many "moyngs' III this place,
among probably larger number We note
the following: DR.. J. X. Waters will occn-
pv the Gi,ds Building Mr.. M. G Cramcr
will occupy the property that DIR. Waters
yacatcs Mr.. Cslvln Fisher of Loys will
occupy Mrs. J. f. Cadow's property ON w.
Nam street: Mrs. Bircly Of I.aliesburg will
occupy Rry. J. d. Frccd's property on Car
roll street, DR.. II. Buhrman will rcmoye t"
his former home IN CayttOwn and Rev. III.
Barb nlll occupy the house vacated by DR..
b.; Mr. George Late OF Emmtshurg Will
take the house now occupied by Mr. Geo. ID.
Kcyscr; the latter will probably remove to
Hagcrs,own; there are probably as many rs
Il dozen more changes that will occur, but of
their coming and going we are not fully
acquainted. There is ample promise now of
room for all aud probably some to spare at
one time 1t looked as though there would he
Il house famine here, but it does not LOOK so
now. Many are coming but probably more
are going.
EXPECT MnRE TEAns- read of
lamrn,a,ion wherein the Baltimore american
bcwalls the loss oflndustrics by onr mctrop.
oils due to the snap and enterprise Of lesser
inland cities and towns Of the South Unless
we fail to read Alright the signs of the times,
the lachrymal ducts of the American will be
called upon to perform abnormal duty when
the winter closes, for there are promises of
great things apparent on every hand and the
hitherto closely observed custom of manu-
facturcrs seeking location in the larger cities.
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