Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-16
Nlechanicstown Enterprise.

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The wellknown and popular Druggist
DR.. j. X. Waters has taken the Agency for
DR.. Lees Liver Regulator which he recon-
mends for the quick cure of Dyspepsia, Bill
iousness, Liver Complaint, and AL Blood
Troubles. Trial bottles free.
1t is a wcll.known fact that Pan Tina Cough
and Consumption Cure has cured Consump-
ton and Chronic Coughs and Colds, when
all else failed. Price 25 cents.
BIG SOLID RING Snow during the past
two months Prof Richs handsome car has
been located III this towD: the Prof. is an
expert in the matter of horse shoes and horse
shooting and delivers during the season OF his
travels, free lectures and renders valuable
service to "man's best friend" the horse.
Having been on the road for seven years and
having combined with his professional duties
that of amusing the public, be has determined
to add to the "show" feature this season and
to that end has organized q copartnership
with Mr.. Mettie, q practical Snowman who
has been connected with Barnums great
shows for number Of years.
Mcssrs. Rich s. Mettie are now engaged
in organizing their Big Soli' Ring Show at
this place: the list Of attractions are now
about complete, the programme has been
submitted to our inspection and we are in q
position to promise .oycrs OF good specially
acting something quite beyond the ordinary
IN the matter of travelling shows.
In response to an advertisement in the
N. Y. Clipper, more than scycn hundred
letters have been received and from this ar
my OF specialists they have selected those of
highest rank They will show at popular
prices too the admission rates of 10 and 90
cents arc intended to draw crowds and must
not be taken as a measure of the merit of the
entertain mcnt.
They will open here during the early days
of May and future notices III these columns
will better inform our readers as to the
makeup of the show. Briefly it will consist
of trained horses, bare back riding, trained
dogs, acrobats, bcy clsts, new and surprising
specialists, funny clowns, all first class ar
lists.
DEATH or Mr. EDWARD MCINTGRE.-Mr
Edward McIn,irc a well known and highly
esteemed former resident of Emm,s'urg,
died ut his home in Frederick on Wct1nts
dav afternoon, in the 69ih year of his aye
He had been sick for number OF weeks,
suffering from Il complication of diseases
Mr.. McInlre was born III Adams county,
Pa, near Fountain Dale, and resided i'll this
place many years. Here he was engaged in
merchandising fr some time, in which bus
mess he was associated with Mr.. Geo. l..
Smith, now of Westminster. The business
proved unsuccessful and Mr.. McIntire after
wards filed clerk ships with different rail
road contractors. He also taught school at
different times In 1879 Mr.. McIntirc was
appointed to deputy clcrkship in the office
of the CT fk of the Circuit Court, at which
time lie moved TO Frederick, where he has
resided ever since. with the exception OF
one year tina. the family returned to this
place lie served as deputy tax collector
during the iucuslsbei!cy of that office by j.
| ". Baughman. Latterly lac has been filling
a clerkship in the Office Of the Register of
wills In all the positions Mr.. Mclntire
held he proved himself efficient and careful,
whilst his high character and christian life
were such rs to reflect credit on any posi-
ton he held. Mr.. Mcintrc
married Miss Joshephine McDevitt, danght-
er of the late Judge James McDcvitt Of this
vicinity, who survives him. together with
six children, Mrs. David G. krise of this vi
cinty, Mrs Churchill of Va, Mrs F. A.
Wcty Of Richmond, Miss Rose Mctn're Of
Frederick and Messrs Edward and John
Mclntire.
His remains were brought here to-day for
burial, the services having been held at Fred.
erick The ntcrmcnt being IN the Cemetery
at st. Josephs Church,