Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-09-29


ment. You will find that they promise a
great show and they never fail to hayc all
there that they advertise.
In an age Of fraud and adultcration, it lie
certainly gratifying to know that such IN
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or effect, but is always up to the standard.
TuANKs.-Wc are In receipt of ticket
good for one admission to our coming Coun-
ty Fair. The Fair last year was attended by
an immense number of people and it was
adjudged good display. The managers
promise something equally good this year
and they will probably make good their
promise. '7'@''. ..-....-.-....---
SELECT DANCE.--On Wednesday evening
next, through invitation sent out by Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. D. Miller, select company
will meet in our Town Hall, where already
hayc been held so many highly satisfactory
dances.
The grand march will be led by the Queen
to be crowned by the successful Knight at
the Tournament IN the afternoon. Good
music and a splendid programme Of dances
will be provided. The agreeable and select
parties that Mr. Miller has always brought
to his dances are sufficient warrant that this
will he pleasant occasion.
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citizen and druggist, at Calamus, Iowa. 1t
IS as fellows: II have sold Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy for eight years, and it has
given universal satisfaction to my customers.
use no other in my family, and have never
calleda doctor for any throat or lung trouble.
We feel that we could not keep house with.
out it," so cent bottles. For sale at
Waters Pharmacy.
SOME "WANTEDs." THE last humber Of
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WANTED Two rcd.hcaded men to talk
"Protection VS. Free Trade to amuse an ey.
enlng party.
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cracked ice in summer and buys il himself
WANTED A man who cannot give advice
but can take it.
WANTED.-A man who knows his business
land don't know his neighbor's)
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COLUMBUS DAY, A LEGAL HOLIDAY
Governor Browns proclamation announcing
October 2lst as legal holiday is as follows;
"Whercas the President of the United States
acting under authority OF Congress, has is
sued proclamation recommending to the
people tue observance on the 2lst of October,
1892. of the four hundredth anniversary Of
the discovery Of America by public demon
STATIONS and suitable exercises in schools
and in other places Of assembly, now, there
fore, I. Frank Brown, do hereby appoint
Friday, the 2lst day Of October. 1892, being
che foar hu3dredth anniversary of the dis
~covery Of Amcnca 10y Christopher Columbus,
as general holiday and request that the day
'be observed by a geHera cessation Of business.
by proper demonstrations in conan enioration
ot that great event, Ivy religious services and
especially by exercises In every school house
in the State"
ToURNAMENT.-On Wednesday next, Oc-
bobCa 'eh, ni' SOuu II = ~. mtilcT Will prov Oc
an entertainment here that will be novel and
interesting. He Will have charge of a tour
nament the entire ceremony of which will he
in the hands Of ladies.
Two have been secured TO deliver the
Charge to the Knights and to make the Cor
onation Address: the Judges, Marshall,
Aides and Hcrads will be ladies. We have
q number of cqnestriennes here ana some
will be selected at other places. There will
he richly dressed ladies and gaily caparsoned
.steeds and the gallant Knight will find his
heart 60 pita-pat, and his head 60 whlrl-a-
gig, when he finds several pairs Of bright,
feminine, judicial eyes determining his sue
cess or failure at the fitting. The parade
will be an attraci5ge feature: it will form at
the Town Hall at ocloek.
We may expect to find our town alive
with visitors on that day, US il will be well
advertised and already large numbers haye
sent word that they will be here.
FOrl9s Grand Opera House.
Week of October 3rd-"ACRO5S THE
POTOMAC" A Realistic Military Drama
by Alfriend & Pitou-A drama founded upon
facts of the late war, written in the ceverest
and most realistic ein-dramatic interest
ing-and accurate in detail "Across the Po-
tomac" comes to Ford's during the week of