Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-05

that winter IS over.
Mr.. George Ogle, formerly Of near Rock.
Ridge, now occupies the Krise hotel proper
ty In Creagcrstown. As We understand II
Mr.. Ogle is not keeping hotel.
REL1a1ous- Mr.. Leakin, of
Baltimore, assisted b.
Rev. Mr.. Nottingham conducted the scrvl
ces in St. Stevens chapel, this place. on Sun
day evening last.
The man who called sarsaparillas fraud
had good reason for he got hold of a worth
less mixture at REDUCED rates." He change,
his OPINION, however, when he began to TAX
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t pay to be careful
when buying medicines.
The CAToCTIN CLARION in closing its 2ls
volume congratulates itself on having passed
an unusually prosperous year, and we extent
our best wishes for a continuance Of pros
perity and hope it may grow in usefulness
and importance as 1t grows in years. Ch'Vn
ielA.
The prospectus of the May issue Of thu
Cosmopolitan. is accompanied by letter o
the American News Co., stating that thu
news stand sales Of the Cosmopolitan hav'
increased nearly one thousand per cent dur
ing the past three years-the second half o
the Cosmopolitau's existence.
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LosT.-A small tan colored or yellow ter
rler dog, answering to the name of Rover
One Dollar ($1) reward will be paid for an,
information leading to his recovery. Sup
posed to be in the vicinity of Graceham.
Address DR.. ]. W. Devllbiss,
Creagerstown Md
Senator German has introduced bill tc
pay the city Of Frederick 100000, the
amount of indemnity levied by the army o.
General Early. This bill is identical with g
bill recently reported favorably in the House
in behalf of Frederick, Middletown and Ha
cerstown.
"A wolf in sleeps clothing"-the substi
tutc offered by the "cutter" as being just as
good as Ayers Sarsaparilla. If you don't
want to be bitten, insist upon having Ayers
Sarsaparilla even If it is a little dearer. De
pend on it, 1t will be cheaper for you In the
end.
David Holtz, NJ. NJ, last week ordered in
Philadelphia three more large locomotive
engines for freight hauling on the w. M. r
r. With this order eight new large engines
have been ordered within year, five having
been put on the road last summer. These
last three will be known as Nos. 46, II and
4s. The greatly increased freight traffic on
the Western Maryland makes this addition
to its equipments accessary.-Carro1 Nens
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday last
we received at the hands Of our generous
young friend, Mr.. Walter Fogle, night oper-
ator at this place, seven fine large spotted
suckers they were taken from the Double
Pipe Greek waters, placed In basket, and
covered with wet gmss and were alive
when received.
They constituted one of the best appreciated
gifts that has come to us lately.
\ STRONG FIGHT-Our townsman, Mr..
S. NJ. Birely, made very credItablc fight IN
Hagerstown last week, when we consider
the fact that he was opposed by excongress-
man McComas. To be able to hold the
Sixth Congressional district for fourteen bal
lots against the hitherto all-powerful con.
gresham and when defeated, beaten only by
one vote, is very fattcring TO Mr.. BIS per
sonal strength in that convention.
FISH HoOKs.-We owe an apology and a
weeks tobacco chewing to the publishers of
Tile Guide. They were not testing the ten
sie strength of their veracity when they
said many people were chewing fishlooks.
We received by mail substantial evidence of
the truth of that item and our "devir' was
taken at the first cast of the hook. Fearing Il
case of Punica tides, we had him take the
first "chaw."
Mr. George Koogle was born near Myers
vile, this county, May 25, 1929 and was the
eldest of nine children. He had been a
school teacher, clerk, justice of the peace,
school commissioner, clerk in the office of
Register of Wills for thirteen years and
Judge of the Orphans Court. He was a
member of the Lutheran church; his wife
and Eye children survive him.
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We begin to doubt the nomination of
President Harrison If Mr. Blaine will just
intimate willingness to accept that will fix
it and we are OF the op,pion that, in any
event. he will he called upon to decline the
nomination, after, not before, it Is made.
There is a whole lot of work being done that
means mischief tor President Harrison and
it will show, IN organized form, when the
Minneapolis convention meets.
ANOTHER CHANCE.-We understand an
opportunity is now afforded our farmers
whose lands are included in the Iron ore
belt, to have the search made to ascertain If
it exists in quantities sufficient to justify It's
development. OF course it will be attended
with considerable expense by the parties
making the search. We sincerely hope our
people will accept the offer and are assured
in case large quantities are found that rail
road will be built to our valley in very
short time. All persons interested can as
certain all about it, by calling on Mr.. Peter
w. Shafcr, of this place Valley Register.
"For several years says John Park, OF
Beaver Creek, Mum, during the winter.
have been troubled with q painful swelling oil