Catoctin clarion., 1892-08-04


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DIED.-Mrs. Ephlaim Grimes, of Woods
boro', this county, went to B'ltimore last
week to have surg icul operation performed,
proved to bc too weak to undergo the opcr-
ation and died. Mt the hospital within four
days Her remains were brought to Woods
boro for intermcnt.
When bilious disorders are the cause Of
dyscntery or diarrhoea, or whcu they accom-
pany those diseases, the system must be
cleansed, and the bilious disorders corrected
before the dyscntery or diarrheca can be per-
mancntly cured. For thus purpose always
use St. Patricks Pills ard after they have
operated, take Chamberain's Collie, Cholera.
and Darrloca Remedy and a speedy cure is
certain. For sale at Waters Pharmacy.
For TIE APPOINTMENT OF A RECEIVER.
In the office of the Clerk of The Circuit
Court for Frederick county Wednesday last
bills and exhibits were filed by Katie NJ. MIC
Sherry. by her husband, Thomas f. McShcr-
ry, use of Hyland p. Stewart in No. 50S5
Equity, for the appointment of a receiver for
the Catoctin Paint Company. Jacob Rohr-
back is the counsel for the petitioner The
company was organized several years ago
for the development of ochre mines near Nc.
cllanicstown, this county. Mr.. Steiner
Schlcy, of Frederick, and several Baltimore
capitalists are Interested -Eraminer.
4 GooD GAME-On Friday afternoon last
the Black Stockings club from Mt. St Marys
played game here and lost by a score Of
to 1S. The game was well played through
ont, taking into consideration the uneven
ness of the grounds. We do not believe that
the above score measures the strength Of the
two clubs our club is probably the better OF
the two, but they can't win from the Black
Stockings every time by any such score.
The home nlne played evenly throughout,
while the visitors on two occasions became
somewhat dcmorallzed in their throwing;
while this did not cost them the game it
counted for about five runs by the home
nine.
KNOCKED OUT.-Our head 'prcnt, Mr.. JOS.
Bennett succumbed on Wednesday last to
the extreme heat and general disorder of the
system and we have temporarily lost his SER
yices The shco'istic quarters in which we
worked last week came near fixing the
boss on Thursday too; he played quits for
two days when the cool wave came along.
Our old standb by John w. Lynn having sew
cred hls connection with the Eran'iner force,
we are before you on time, thanks to second
rent Charl Rouzer's fire proof soul and
body and modicum of good luck.
NFw GRAssnOppERs.-Onc day last week
Mr.. Jacob Eylcr foreman of the repair hands
on the Emmitsburg railroad, showed us sew.
eral grAsshoppcrs of an entirely different va
rety from the ones we hayc been used to
seeing for so many years. They are not half
so large us the old grasshoppcrs, and over
the back they are of dark blue color, with
two silver stripes the legs are black with
yellow stripes running down item, and the
belly is yellow: they haye very small WINGS
and are great jumpers, and trayel in drovcs.
He also showed us stalk of carrot on which
these insects had been feeding and which
was entirely destroyed by them They h'yc
also destroyed COOL deal et young clover
1t is evident that IN a few years there will be
no large grasshoppers seen i'll this section of
the country. Chronicle.
During our epidemic of dyscntery, in the
summer of 1879, sold l0S bottles of Cham.
bellains Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoca
Remedy, and it proved satisfactory in every
instance. The remedy is standard in this
communi,y-Gco. b. Dunbar, Druggist
Center Point, Iowa. The epidemic referred
to was by far the worst that has ever occur
red IN Iowa. Over 40 persons died from it
in u town of only 800 inhabitants but in ev-
cry case in which this remedy was used, re-
covered 1t was equally successful during
the epidemic of bloody tluX III Virginia, in
1887, and Michigan and Southern Illinois in
1888. 1t has been in constant use over
eighteen years, and has proved itself to he
the most successful medicine yet discovered
for bowel complaints. For sale at Waters
Pharmacy.
A GREAT EDUCAToR Few even OF those
most given to thinking of the practical prob
lens tthc present scurrying aye, have
mcasurably accurate idea of the numhercss
and complicated problems that grow out of
the immense railroad interests in this coun-
try. Not least among them al is that by
which the wonderful motive power Of the
myriads of giant motors, the steam engines,
are developed, cared for and improved. If
one would gain an Intelligent idea of the
amount Of thought and careful research that
is bestowed upon the locomotive engine, he
should read that great publication, Locomo-
tiye Engineering, a monthly published in
New York City, n copy OF which now lies
before us. 1t contains not only the latest
Developments in this branch OF steam engl-
ncering and scientific dlsciss,ons OF the
thousands of practical questions that arise
but interesting and instructive accounts of
real happenings in the life Of these reckless
Phaetons of the iroh ecl,ptic. 1t is the very
best stranger that has visited lis in years and