Catoctin clarion., 1892-10-27
New Adverllsnalae entH.


New Advertisements.
Z. f. Black.
Bus. I.oc Wanted.
The bridge over Little Pipe Greek, at Mr..
Eden Englcman's mill, was examined by the
Joint Boards of Frederick and Carroll coun-
ties. on Saturday last. 1t was found to be
satisfactory and was acceptel.-%nti'ses
There is no better medicine for family use
than Ayers Cathartic Pills. Their sugar
coating makes them easy and even agreeable
to take, and as they contain no calOmel or
other injurious drug, they are perfectly safe
for patients Of any age
Rev. Charles Reinewald, OF Braddock, Pm =,
who was recently elected pastor of the Ev.
Lutheran church in this place, entered upon
the pastorate duties of that church last Sun
day On Thursday evening the members Of
the church gave their new pastor q surprise
party.-CAronicle.
When doctor considers it necessary TO
prescribe sarsararilla, he simply orders bot
tic of Ayers. knowing full well that he will
obtain thereby surer and purer preparation
than any other which the drug store can fur
nish. Ayers Sarsaparilla ls the Superior
Medicine.
DED1cAT1oN.-Sunday,1 10 A. NJ, Novem-
'scr 9Th, the new Pipe Organ which has been
placed in St. Johns Church, Mechanics
town, will be dedicated according to the
usage of the church. Rev. Prof. ]. II. Turn
or Of Luthervil!e, Md, will deliver the adj
dress. The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
A BIG ARREsr.-Thc Sheriff pulled in the
most remarkable man of the day for drunk.
cncss Yesterday. He claimed to be worth
$4,000. lie said he was sheriff in Gettys-
burg, constable III Frederick city,, life long
Republican, and president of the Democratic
club of Mechanlcstown. He gave n chattic
mortgage on his horse and went home to en-
Joy his hon0rs.-Ma,l
AN OLD ENGINE,-No l3 is perhaps the
oldest engine on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad of its class and for over forty years
it has been in constant service. Wherever
the Baltimore and OHIO have one yard OF
rail this little engine has been over the tracks.
1t will be painted up and taken to the
Worlds Fair, hut will be run on the rail just
like any other dead" cnginc.-Ydrpers
Ferry Sentinel
AN OPPORTUNITY -Mcssrs. j. Trauh e.
Bro, the Union Bridge clo,hicrs whose big
advertisement has been rLnnlng in THE
CLARION, will visit this town with samples
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, No.
vemher, 1st, 2nd and 3rd. They will be
found at the Miller House on those days and
will sell goods by sample taking orders for
They have nm immense stock of goods and
their prices are very favorable. Should you
desire it, and will leave your address. they
will call at your home with their samples.
EXCuRTING UNDER DrFFICULTIEs.--Th
excursion to Baltimore on Friday last cXper.
fenced on It's return a number of exceptional
incidents in rairoadiny. In The first place
many of the cxcursionisls were hilarionsly
drunk, one of whom pulled an air brake rope
on one of the cars and thereafter when the
mir was used, the tranmcn had to get off
and force the brakes loose this took up two
hours in running twenty miles. Then the
tain ran two miles past n station with two
families aboard that numbered seven small
children, when somebody jcrkcl the air
brake rope in nnoi her Car and disarranged
the machinery there. The result Of these
mishaps wns that the train arrived here
shortly after six O'Clock q. H., four hours
late.
MASS MEETING AND ToRCH-LIGmT Pro
CEssIoN. The republicans of this and ad,
joining districts will hayc Torchlight Pro-
ccssion and Mass Meeting IN this town on
Saturday evening November 5th. The pa
rade will move promptly at : o'clock. The
meeting will be addressed by Hon. Geo. l..
Wellington, Samuel McSwope of Gettysburg
and II. M. Clabaugh of Westminster. Dele.
cations Fl ON all of the surrounding districts
will be here. There will he four bands o!
music in line and the town will be ilumina.
ted.
At meeting of the Club the following
Committees were appointed:
Committee on Excursion Frank Hesson
S. NJ Bircly, E. i Root.
On Transparences II. G. Root, f. Hes
son, Nelson Willhide, W. A. Lynn, John
PeddicOrd.
On Torches and Fireworks: w. r..
IIcnshaw, p. N. Hammaker, c. II. Osler
Nelson Wllhile, Sherman Boiler.
On Decoration: Mrs. John Root, Miss
Maggie Osler, Miss Fannie Landers, Miss
Byrdc Mcclellan, j. F. ID. Miller, J. ii. Gov
er, w, A. Policy.
Reception Committee: II. G. Anlcrs, w
A. Hahn, J. II. Coycr, JOS. A. Wcddle, John
Kehn.
Chief Marshall: Mai. G. A. Damuth, who
will name his aides on Saturday evening
October 90, when all committees are expect.
cd to report.
Scc'y.