Catoctin clarion., 1892-10-27

| Mountain nieS mayo Detn OufilihH VII V''o
west side of the Blue Ridge: thus far the
eastern slope has not been visited.
Nearly all women have good hair, though
many are gray, and few are bald. Halls Hair
Renewer restores the natural color, and
thickens the growth Of the hair.
PoL,r1cAL.-Fon. Harry NJ. Clabaugh,
Chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee, addressed the republican cam.
paign club in the Town Hall, this place, on
last Saturday evening.
Bulls Head Flayoring Extracts have been
put in the market with pronounced success.
Housekeepers who are looking for the best
article should not fail to try them. Price 10
cents.
The following changes have been made in
thc time schedule of the Frederick Division
Pennsylvania Railroad Trains for Frederick
leave the junction, Bruceville Station, at TO-.
80, A. NJ, and SOC and 72O, p. NJ. daily cx-
ccpt Sunday. Trains for Taneytown, Lit
tlestown, and York leave the Junction at
9.5S, A. NJ, ond 3.45, p. M.
A reported outbreak Of cholera at Helmet
ia, N. J., created much excitement in that
vicinity. Investigation showed that the dis
ease was not cholera but violent dysentcry
which is almost rs severe and dangerous as
cholera. Mr.. Walter Willard, a prominent
merchant of Jamesburg, two mites from Hei-
meta, says Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhGa Remedy has given great satisfac-
iton in the most severe cases Of dyscntery.
1t is Ger tainly one of the best everthnrgs
made. For sale at Waters Pharmacy.
COLUMBUS DAY.-With the usual fcrvor
that peryades the spirit of our people when
they do pretend to observe formally some
National holiday, Columbus Day was OBJ
served mere.
With the opening of the Public Schools in
the morning, ex exercises, pertinent TO the day
celebrated, began in all four rooms. Visitors
were gratlfied to find evidence OF careful and
painstaking research into history, as shown
by the essays by the pupils. At 9:45 the
schools escorted by the NJ c. Band marched
to the Town Hall. having been Joined on
their way by the High School and by Colum.
bla Council, Jr. y. U. A. NJ
The exercises at the Hall "a programme of
which we published in our last issur) were
intensely patriotic, decidedly interesting and
| very instructive. Principal Martins High
School pupils acquitted themselves well; it
was the first public appearance of some OF
| them and VIC may look forward to their
Commencement or other exercises with
pleasure.
Rev. g. A. Whitmorcs address in present.
Ing to the Public Schools on behalf of the Jr.
O.U. A. NJ, WAS in good form and was well
received. Principal Lsnders in tervcnt
words, almost overcome with emotion, &C.
cepted the flag and promised that the public
school children should hc trained to revere
it.
The entire audience, at the close of the
exercises, Joined the procession to Principal
Landers' pubic school building where the
fag was flung to the breeze, while the NJ. G.
Band played the Star Spangled Banner, amid
! enthusiastic cheers Of the people.
! 1t WAS peculiarly gratifying event and
the ease with which it was prepared and cx-
ecuted, gives evidence of the tact and ability
of our people in such matters.
If WE ONLY Could've are not wholly
given over to an envious spirit, but when we
run up against superior genius and find
ourselves SO utterly lacking IN the compar'
son, and when we further find that 1t has
been worth dollars upon dollars. that, had we
been sufficiently brilliant to attract attention
might have come our way; il is then that
| grccn-lippcd envy seizes upon our soul and
| tcareth ard vexc,h it.
| We are lead to give expression to the
| above after having read the Commercial and
Industrial Reuiep Of Northern and Western
Maryland.
| Now, in the first place, when one tackles
q Commercial and Industrial Rcyicw," he
prepares himself for matters profoundly
abyssmal and altitudinously prodigious, or in
the words of the great Gec-whiz, "out of
sight"
Little, nay, absolutely nothing then may
we offer in the way of apology for the per.
feet, complete and absolutely everlasting an
initiation (wOrds to be taken in their Pick.
wickian scnsc) that overlook our lcXico-
graphical self when we read in that pondcrous
tome that
Mr.. Joseph Wedllc is on the town COM
mission here; that Mr.. Peter N. Hammakcr
learnt his business of stone cutting in Wash
ingon and the G. and l. r. undertakes to
disclose his enterprise; that
In statistic review Of commercial enter
prists many professions are a'7butary tc
its rise and that most directly concomitan;
with the welfare of trade is the banking
facilities that Mr.. Osler sustains the position
of President of the Water Co.; that the win
dow of Mr.. Chas. Osler's storeroom serves
the double purpose of exhibiting goods and
emitting an arruy of light INTO the store; thu
the cereal products enter largely into luna,
and animal consumption; that Mr. d. r
Rouzer was formally engaged as Superlntend
ent of tannery and ran store; that DR.
Waters succeeded Nicholas Gills and has
since in its ;erpetratson carried out IL
every idea of a modern pharmaceutical es.
adjustment and that he sustains with crelenc
to himself the office of Register OF Wills;
In the sketch of the town we learn tha