Catoctin clarion., 1892-05-12
NeW,Adverliselnents.
Notice to Creditors.
Bus. Loc.-Teamster Wanted.


Bus. Loc -Teamster Wanted.
BAsEBALL.-The Mt ST Mary's baseball
club will be visited by the Pennsylvania Col
lege nine on Wednesday, May 25th and the
Dickinson College nine on Thursday the
Goth. We may anticipate two good games.
Painters on the outside and paper hangers
on the inside have been furnishing up
number Of our houses We still preserve our
place as the best painted town in the county.
Our character of best does no. consist Who'll
ly Of varnish and veneer either.
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DANCING.-Thc deyotees of TrrpsichOrc
in the Troy, Nj. +. conference have memoir
ializcd the Methodist Episcopal General
Conference now in session at Omaha, Neb.
1t asks that Sec 242 Of the Discipline be ex.
plunged, or at least SO much Of it as relates
to dancing. Bishop Foster, of Boston, adj
vocates lancing and Will endeavor to carry
the movement to amend the ID Discipline
through the Conference.
DEATH OF DIR. BUmnMAN.-Dr. Hiram
Buhrman aed at his home in Cbewsyllle on
Saturday last after protracted illness, aged
about seventy years. Dr. Buhrman located
here in the spring of 1885 remaining with US
five years. During the last year of his resi-
dcnce here, his health was bad and he was
unable at times TO give his practice the at
tention it required. Since his return to his
former home his health has failed gradually
and during the past several months his illness
was evidently that unto death. He was
brother of DR.. Harvey Buhrman, ofFoxvillc.
FAvoRABL. NnTICE.-ln the Philadelphia
Commercial Times we read n"ttering article
relating to an industry conducted by our for
mcr citizen, Mr.. John M Cover He is en-
gagged in the manufacture of custom shirts,
having secured Mr.. J. o Winchester, who
has for years commanded a first p siion in
the trade and whose several patents Mr..
Cover controls. We are pleased to learn
that Mr.. Cover has succeeded in founding
himself substantially in trade and that his
ware warrants the statement found in the
Times that mo better goods are turned out
in this CITY,"
FREDERICK COUNTY HORSES. In the list
Of entries in the stakes for the fourth annual
meeting of the Trotting Horse Breeders
Association of Maryland and District of
Columbia for this season we tinl the follow
ing from this county: in Stake No. 1, ,rot
ting foals of 1891, a black FLY by Axteloid
owned by John White & Sons in Stake No.
2, trotting foals of 1890. bay fly by Prince
Orloff owned by John White & Sons, Easter
King by Sea King owned by Mr.. DE Gar
mcnda in stake No. g. trotling foals of 18
80, Tuscarom by Sea King owned by Mr..
De Garmendil in Stake No. A, trotting toals
OF 1889, Manxman Jr by Manxmun, owned
by Mr. DE Garinenllia ito stake No 5, for
horses that haye not u record better than
800 the following Frederick Countians are
subscribers G. NJ. De Garmendla and Col
IL. " !Raughman aleo IN the 2 2.35, $50 and
2a9,a5 classes we find Messrs. White g. Sons,
DE Garmendla ani Banghman.
THE While, as may be
recognized fromextracts published in this
number, tine brethren of the press find suf
ficlent merit in The CLARION to warrant q
kind word. we have in our minds eye
number Of people, who arc sharing every
good III which THE CLARION has been in
strumenta in part at least in fostering here,
and yet who are best enjoying themlsevcs
when they are sneering or saying something
unklnd concerning their local newspaper.
Did VIC not realize that the broad minded
and liberal haye no part IN 1t, we should be
indeed inconsolable. Happily, however, we
find ourselves able, by dnt of hard work and
understanding and attending strictly to our
own business, to note a satisfactory, though
not n remarkably rapid, increase in the worth
of the plant. This leads US to conclude that
we have, in the main, made no mistakes in
our methods; that we can well afford to per.
sist in our course, changing our methods
only to improve them as further experience
warrants. We desire to represent our peo-
pie, as whole, for their and our own benefit
and circumstances justify us IN the belief that
we have been moderately successful in both
and that very successful percentage, as re.
CARDS weight and number, are content to &C.
cord us as much-