Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-01-29


dale See bills.
AS Il remedy fol coughs aud colds, Ayers
Cherry Pectnral has never been equaled. Its
name is household word.
The "Wrcns give Il pure high'toned ell
tertalnmcnt. Take your families TO the Hall
on the evening of February It'll.
Oh, YES! you want to see O,lcr's job lot
bargains at from two cents to twenty-five
cents; the cheapest never before sold for less
than ten cents.
MIR. J. II. Freeze, through Mr.. V. j. Oslcr
real estate agent Of this place, OIL rs his al
mirable warehouse property on Carroll-st, at
private sale Bills are posted and we trust
that he W ill find buyer.
1t Is stated that the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company will abandon the use OF
the Cumberland Valley railroad station at
Hagers,own and build large station here.
The Western Maryland Railroad Company
will also use the new station.
The Fourth Quarterly Meeting of the Me,
chanicstown charge, NJ. E. church, will BE-
held at Mccllancs,own on Saturday and
Sunday next. January 3lst and February LIST
Quarterly conference ON Saturday O'Clock,
u. m. Sunday -love-fcast at 9 a. IN. preach
ing by the pr siding elder ut 10 a. m; the
sacrament of the Lords Supper will be nd
mnnistcred after the sermon. All are invited.
Salvation Oil is repeating its cures OF head
ache, rheumatism, neuralgia and toothache
every day. until they have become monoto
nous. Price % cents
The devil would persist in bothering Mar
tin Luther until the ballhcad monk dispatch
cd him with bottle of ink; SO we learn that
u bottle of ink might rid you of any devil
but bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
always rid you of any cold. AT all dealers
Price IS ents.
Mr. William T. Smith, II prominent and
influential citizen of Carroll county, died at
home, in New Windsor, Saturday afternoon
Of pncumonla, aged about SO years he was
an cx .memhcr of the Maryland House OF Del
CRATES, to which he was elected in 1879, and
an ex Judge of the orphans Court Of Carroll
having filled that position with marked
ability from 1881 till 1888. He had also beer
"A Justice of the peace, and otherwise quite
prominent in the affairs of the county. he
was n very useful citizen, aud his death vii
occasion great loss to the community II
which he resided He was consistent mem
Der of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
II Won have the bronchitis, you often are
hrarsc,
your threats raw and smarting; your,
hacking of course;
And if you're not careful, the first thing You
know,
Your lungs are attacked, and disease lays you
low.
By using Dr.. Picrcc's Golden Medical DIS
covery. bronchitis, and ali kindred com
plaints can be cured, but if neglected, they
often terminate in consumption. 1t is guar
auteed to cure in all cages of diseases fol
which it is recommended, or money refund
cd.
Mr.. John w. jackson of St. Paul gave
some interesting points as to the inside his
tory of the great trust which was known
and much too well known by Western ialm
ers. under the name of the American
Harvester Company, to a group of friends il
the Windsor Hotel a few evenings ago. The
con versation turned upon the subject o
"trnsts" IN general and this one IN particular
"The widow of Cyrus Mccormick" SAID
Mr.. jackson, always had n strong disln
chna,ion to tins combination Of the reaper
and m wing machine men, and III aqulct bu
ef.ctual way she set he" w0man's wit tt
work to break up the great scheme. Her sol
cvrus II, who carries on his fathers bust
ness, finally gave in to the opportunities o
/ his mother This was the wedge that spl
ND the big combine, and now there is gon!
/ to be lots Of fun for the farmer IN watching
the chips fly when rate cutting in machine
bepins You see when the trust was form
ed, each of the companies, in becomin!
members had to show up Their private books
and thus made known to the Others TIL
bottom prices for which the machines coul'
he made Now this Information will be use'
in cutting throats, and the farmers who haV
been so freely bcd heretofore are in fran
of mind to enjoy seeing the bear dance.