Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-06-11
New Advertisements.

John II. Cutshall.
Order Nisi on Audit.
Humphreys Specifics.
Bus. Loc.-Mackley Bros. ...
|. PERSONAL Jessie E. Lynn, daugh.
ter of our townsnnan, J. w Lynn, who has
been absent from home for the past year,
with her grandparents in Baltimore County,
returned home on Saturday last, accompanied
by her aunt, Miss Molie Slower, who will
spend a few weeks with her sisters, Mrs. }.
Lynn, of this place, and Mrs. j. q. Barrick
of WOodsboro.
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY is afforded both
to buy and sell real estate in this section, by
the North End Real Estate Agency. Read
their constantly increasing lust IF properties.
There are several good bargaine among them
aud one real sacrifice. Correspondence So
licited. This agency will surely dc. business
tol they have the will and the opportunity.
DEATH OF KATIE GoNTER.-A second
time within IL year has death Invaded the
family of our former citizen, Mr.. I. Il. Con
tee, now residing near Baltimore. This time
it robbed hin, of bis Oldest Child, Katie, who
died on Friday morning last Of consumption
aged 10 years, months and 20 days. Her
body was brought to this place and Inferred
III the Hill Cemetery on Sunday morning.
There were $3.50 cxcursionists by rail
to IIagcrstown ON Tuesday ns follows: Yves.
tern Maryland, 800; Baltimore and Ohio
$50; Cumberland Valley, 1000; Shenandoah
Valley, 400.
A total ofs,27O meals were served on Tues
day, as follows break fast, 900; dinner, 800 {;
supper, l 800; between meals, 600.
Thirty.fiye hams and thirteen beeves and
the usual amount Of ctcrteras were devoured
Tuesday at the dining room.
HIS JAwBoNE Removable. c. L.
Wachter and T. F. Eylcr, of Sabillasyilc,
accompsni, MIR. Jacob Bowman to Balti.
more ON Tuesday last to have growth taken
from his mouth which was SAID to he cancer.
The operation was performed by DIR. Cham
beers. After an ,ncison was made in the face
it was asccrtaincd that three inches of the
iawbone would have to he removed Mr..
Bowman stood the operation well and was
rapidly improving when last heard FROM
Neos.
A FIFTH School AT recent meeting of
the County School Board 1t was determined
to establish a fifth school in Middlctown, and
as the present school building contains only
four rooms, and is therefore inadequate for
the purpose. Commissioner H. l., Routzahn
was authorized to procure suitable room
elsewhere In town. He has discharged this
duty by leasing the Grange Hall, which, it is
understood, will he occupied when the schools
open IN September by the High School de-
partment.- Valley Register.
Capt. Benjamin Poole, formerly of Middle
burg district. this county, died on Wcdncs-
day at Hanover, Pa, at the residence of
George 7. Kerr. He leaves widow, but no
children, and was seventy years ofagc. For
nearly thirty years Capt. Poole lived at
Keysvl'le, and was highly esteemed in that
section of Carroll County. Some twenty-five
years ago he was member of the Legislature,
and four years ago he was rOmnee of the Re
publican party for Judge of the Orphans
Court. About three years ago he tailed and
retired from business. -Aduocate.
DEATH OF BURTIs BENNETT aged
and esteemed citizen was stricken suddenly
i'll on Monday night last and died on Tuesday
afternoon. The immediate cause vi his death
was heart failure.
The deceased was born in this county and
has resided here during his entire life. He
has maintained name pure upright and
christian, being kind and benevolent TO all,
even to his own hurt. He had been men,
Der OF St. Johns Lutheran church for many
years. A widow and one son survives HIM.
His age WAS Is years, 3 mos. and days. He
will lie buried tomorrow friday morning,
the funeral services will I've held at Apples
church, where his body will bc inferred.