Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-10-06
Local Items.
Weare now having very warm days sand
WICKED between very cool nights.

Whiskcrs that arc prcmaturely gray o.
faded should lp colorel 10 prevent the lool
ofagc, and Buckinghnm's Dye exccls all 9th
ers in cok,ring brown or black.
The smallest thing in existence is general,
thought to be an atom, hit in our opinion i
il the man who refuses to pay for his home
paper -Gaide.
land that is the way to 90 ut 'cm.-ED.
The pupils attending the public schools q
Frederick county during the past year mum
bercd 1OO37. or this number 1886 were
colored The county now owns 157 school
houses and rents 10 additional ones. Thu
disbursements for the fiscal year ended July
81 for scliuUl purposes amounted to ,4,S9'
80.
IRON HALL. has burstel and one F. D
Somcrby, who evidently for good persona
reasons desires to haye tile concern rehabili
mted. made al al lress in Cleveland, o., or
last Friday evening. He said that he had
prayed all Of one night and the new plan d
reorganization had been revealed to Inn by
light from heaven This piece Of sacrlegt
WINS welcomed by show of rotten eggs and
the speaker skipped by the light Of the
moon.
Mr.. Howels will begin in the November
Cosmopolitan, +" department under the at
tractive title: "A Traveller from Australia
Those who have seen the first two papers
think they will equal in interest and in their
wide appeal to all classes, the Breakfast
Table Papers OF DR.. Holmes, In order to
give the necessary time 10 this work, Mr.
IIowclls has turned over the detail editorial
work to Mr.. Walker.
A reported outbreak of cholera ut Helmet.
Ia, N. j.. created much cXci,em mt in that
vicinity. Investigation showed that the dis.
ease was not cholera but violent dyscr,ery
which is almost as severe and dangerous as
cholera. Mr. Walter Willard, a promlacn,
merchant of Jamesburg, two miles from Hell.
meta, says Chaml,erlain's Collie, Cholera and
DarrhG, Remedy has given great satisfnc-
ton in the most severe cases of dyscntcry.
II is &C. ,anly one Of the Mst things ever
made For sale at Waters Pharmacy.
PoLrrICAL.-On Saturday evening last
the Democratic Tariff Reform club of this
place held their weekly meeting. The club
has made application to become men,her of
the National Association and selected Messrs.
IL. II. Wueschc and +. l. Bobllz MS repre-
scntatlves to the National Convention that
meets in New York City this week Messrs
J. Roger McSherry and Jos. " Gaycr will
hold the proxies of these two gentlemen who
were urablc to attend the Convention.
Hon. J. Roger McSherry and Dorsey Et
clrison, Esq, Of the Frederick lar addressed
the club. Their speeches were enthusiast
cally received by the largest club meeting
yet held during the campaign. The clnll
meets every Saturday evening.
Welded AT HAGERsTowN-At 10 O'Clock
last Tuesday morning DR.. Elmer c. Kcfauv.
er, Of Mcchanicst0wn, this county, son OF
Mr. Richard O. Kctauvcr, well-known
farmer residing 9 miles east OF this place and
Miss Mamie A. Alice, Of Hagerstown, wee
united in marriage at the Presbyterian
church in that city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. D. Dawson, of Alba
my, N. Y, acting pastor of the church. The
wedding march was performed by Miss Der,
tina Small. The bride was alfred in dress
Of olive green silk, with hat to match and
the groom woIe Prince Albert coat and
white tic. The ushers were Daniel Kefauv.
fer, brother of the groom. and DR.. +. M
Bowlus. of Middletown, and Newton Fair.
ney aud Harry Straub, of fIagerstown. The
altar was handsomely decorated with asst crs
and golden rod. The bride is daughter of
Mrs. s. j. Alice, who recently removed to
Hagcrstown. The bride was the recipient
. of many handsome gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Kc-
fauvcr left on the II 10 train for Frederick
from which place they came to the home OF
the groom's parents on Wednesday.
Wednesday night DR.. KeE.uvcr and his
bride were given fine reception at tho hos
pitable home of his parents, near town
There were about one hundred persons pres
ent to enjoy the hospitality of the kind host
and hostess in honor of the bride and groom
and the evening throughout was Que OF
pleasure, music and feasting. The American,
Band aud the Orchestra of this place, were
present to eniven The occasion with choice
music. A splendid repast was scrycd from
to IL o'clock, to which all did ample jus
t'ce. The groom is rising physician with
an already extensive practice, aud has hosts
of friends hereabouis who wish him and his
bride long life and a prosperous future. :
Valley Register.
[Our good friend, the doctor, with his br,dt
arrived here on Monday evening. His return
was marked by many evidences Of the esteem
in which he is held by our people; the cor
net band rendered hlm sercnade and man,
friends called to pay their respects. They
are comfortably at home at the Miller Hous,
and the doctor again engaged i'll the rou,in,
OF professional duties.
FOrd's Grand Opera House.
Week Of October lOtl-Thc Grey Mare
Next week we are to hayc at FOrl's Crane
Opera House SIMS and Raleighs cleve
sueoess, "The Grey Mare" The Authors
teek their ideas from German comedy ant
have 4sost cleverly transferred its side split
tiSg original humor INTO an English dress
1t is very Interesting plot, bright and mos
<,sn.,nai as,d