Catoctin clarion., 1892-07-28

Frederick national banks had on deposit
on July 12, at the last call by the complrol-
Ter, 81 55,997.72. .,
Mr.. Frederick White has the material
on hand for . new ro # on the Burial Case
building lately purchased by him.
Norman b. Synder, of Hagcrstown, prick
ell his hand recently with q hedge fcnce
thorn; died on Thursday from lock jaw.
The new Methodist Episcopal church at
Glyndon, on the Western Maryland Rail
road, is to I've dedicated Sunday, July 81.
The Episcopal chapel which has been re-
Gently completed at Blue Ridge Summit was
formally opened with services on Sunday
Mr.. j. David Martin removed his house
hold goods from his former home near
Gracchan to his new dwelling house on E.
Nam Street, this place on Tuesday last.
AN IMMENSE CRowD.-The w. NJ. En-
p.oyes excursion on Saturday last was a
monster: we are told that about $500 per
sons arrived in the city on the several
trans.
A lady, whose hair came out with every
combing, was induced to give Ayers Hair
Vigor a faithful trial. She did so, and not
only was the loss Of hair checked, but new
and vigorous growth soon succeeded that
which had gone.
RATE LowERED.-Wc are Informed by
one of the directors of the Frcderlcktown
Savings Institution that the rate of interest
on loans has been lowered from to 5
per cent. This rate does not cover small
amounts for short time.
Mr. Elmer f. Black had II narrow escape
from another serious accident one day last
week. A portion of the harness broke when
ihc horse that he was driving ran up on
pavement and "unhitched' Inn elf suddenly
without doing further damage.
The value of II good name was well cXem-
ptied the Other day, when man asked one
of our druggists for a bottle of Sarsapalila.
"Whose?" inquired the clerk. "Whosc? !?
why, Ayers, of course. Ye don't suppose
Pm going to run any risks with Hannah, do
yc"
MID SUMMER DANCE.-In Invitations are out
fpra sccct dance in our Town Halt this
(Thurslay) evening. The +. G. B. Orchcs
ira Of Frederick city Will supply the music.
There Is promise Of Il most enjoyable time
and ola large attendance, The programme
consists Of twenty five dances.
"THE OKLAHOMA WALTZ lis a six page
composition in n pleasing vein it abounds
IN catchy phrases and while brilliant, is not
difficult, is not difficult, By way of INTRO
ductlon it will he mailed to any address for
10 cents per copy when accompanied by this
notice. Regular prcc so cents. Address
Isaac Doles, Pub, Cor 22nd and Illinois st.
Indianapolis, Ind.
To REPAIR THE BRIDGE.-Commission
Gather and Dalautcr, of this county, met
Commissioner Stoncr, of Carroll county, at
Englcman's mill, near Union Bridge, on the
9th INST, to examine the joint bridge there
over Little Pipe Creek, and upon examina.
ton decided to repair it with new jols,s and
new flooring, the expense to be borne Jointly
hy the two counties -Bunner.
LIGHTNING 5 WORK, During the terrific
thunder storm that prevailed in this section
on last Friday night, lightning struck the
United Brethren parsonage on East st, this
place, splitting Il chimney top, shatterinr a
rafter and setting the roof OH fire 1t was
discovered before it had progressed far and
put out by the ncighhors. Rev. Mr.. Horn
and family were absent at the time During
about ten minutes 1t was the most magniti-
cent display the flashes were inccesant and
many of them decidedly too close TO he real
ly enjoyable. A tree on Mrs John Rouzer's
farm at the LANYARD was struck and shattered.
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH.-On last
Tuesday MIR. Isaac Kline, residing two miles
west of this place while doing some work on
the farm and while returning from the field
with an empty wagon, one of his children,
about four years Old, who was on the wagon,
tell oyer the sidcboard landing in front of
the hind Wheel. Mr.. Kline, who was driv-
ing, turned The wagon on short lock, but
was not sufficient to pass the child entirely.
The wheel passed over the side of its head
inficling wound tOdr inches in length.
DR.. l.. NJ. Zimmerman was summoned and
rendered necessary aid. Had the child been
hut one inch farther under the wheel it
would have been crushed to death. Guide.
Mr. Thomas Bate. eiitor Of the Graphic,
TcXarkana, Arkansas, has found what he
believes to le the best remedy IN existence
for the AuX. HIS experience Is well worth
had very severe attack Of iluX. | tired al
most every known remedy, none giving re-
lief Chamberlan's Collie, Cholera and Di
arhca Remedy was recommended to me.
purchased Il bottle and received almost I'M
mediate relief continued to use the med
iclne and was entirely cured. l take pleas.
ure in recommending this remedy to any
person suffering with such a dsea1c as in
my opinion it is the best medicine in exist.
cncc. IS and 80 cent bottles for sale at
Waters Pharmacy.
E'Giye Us Il Lill!''
40 send down something tc help us Z"
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