Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02
Mr. Frank Zimmerman has lately purchat.
Cd new wagon. 1t is handsome, and will
comfortably seat twelve persons.

MIR Frank zimmerman mas ntcly puICnuk
cd new wagon. 1t is handsome, and vii
comfortably seat twelve persons. t.,
If you desire beautiful complexion, abso
lutely frce from pimples and blotches, purify
your blood by the use of Ayers Sarsapari1la
Remove the ca,sse Of these disigurement'
and the skin will take care ofitself Be SURF
you get Ayers Sarsaparilla
"a FINE REsTAURANT-.Mr.C Chas. E. Hal
lef, the former proprietor of the "Grecr
House Restaurant" Frederick, but vino re
Gently sold that place to Mr.. Charles Lewis
opened on Saturday morning for the frs
time his Restaurant ON, East Patrick street
in his handsome property he recently pur'
chased. "Buck" has thorougly rcmodclet
the interior ofthe large front room. and fit
ted it up with every convenience for a first
class Restaurant. He had his opening yes
terday. -Neaos.
II have been troubled with chronic sore
eyes for forty'tive years, and during thai
time have used many different remedies
but haye never found any that seemed to dc
me any good, until l procured box o
Chambcrlaln's Eye and Skin Ointment.
have used only about onethrd of the box
and can truthfully say, haye never had my
eyes fee. as well as they do now. l expect
to cure them entirely with the Ointment.
Ben Heath, Dow City, Iowa. 25 cent bottles
| c,r CO Va ot W.to,o' phormocv
Miss Cora Lewis, employed Mt the United
Silk Mills, narrowly escaped what nigh,
morning. While Mt work on winding ma.
chine her hair caught and it would have be-
come twisted around it until her head would
have been drawn into the machine had not
one of the employees quickly hastened to her
rescue and threw off the belt and stopped
the machine. Her hair was hanging loose
down her back She was badly scared but
not injured. 1t was surely narrow escape.
-MdR
TAKES A POsT-GRADUATE COURSE. E.-On
Monday morning last, DR.. NJ f. Leatherman
left for New York City, where he will take a
course of study in the Post Graduate Medical
School Of that city. 1t is his purpose to
avail himself Of the benefits of the course
generally and thoroughly, but will seek the
light of modern theory and practice as spec
tally applied to one or two branches for
! which he has developed a taste and faculty.
DR.. Leathcrman is now recognized as AL able
and successful physician and the course of
study to which he now devotcs himself
should yield rapid and decided results.
On Tuesday of last week the Court of Al
legany county found John W.Avirett, editor
Of thc Cumberland News, and Joseph j. Rob
inson, of the Homecoming Star, each guilty of
libel, and sentenced them to pay fine of
800, and imprisonment in The county jail
for ninety days. Dir. Averitt published an
article in his paper charging the Judge, At
torney Clerk of the Court, etc, with bcinS
in league with the low dives and houses of
! i'll rcpute in that city; promising to shield
them from arrest and convection, etc. A
motion for a new trial was overrulcd
New REsTAURANT.-The handsomfst
room, near, st the business centre OF the CITY
and under the management of one Of the
best restaurateurs in the State, but fairly
describes the new business home of our old
friend Buck Hallcr of Frederick City. He
has just completed the fitting up of his rooms
five or SIX doors from Market on f. Patti ck
street. He has furnished as many as Il half
dozen private rooms on the second floor,
where ladies unattended or otherwise may
take their meals in privacy the main saloon
on the ground floor is beyond question the
handsomest in the city, large and well light.
ed. Mr., 1Ialer has always been recognized
as the head of the business in that town, his
rule being to keep pace with the times and
seasons in the way of providing for his cus.
inc.
A terrible tornado visited the towns of
Harper and Wellington, Kansas, completely
devastating the portions OF the towns through
which it passed. AS many as thirty are
known to have been killed and very much
larger Number injured, The damage at Har-
per is estimated at 100000: we have seen
no estimate of the damage at Wellington.
We give some o: the seemingly impossible
things reported to have been done by the
storm ut Wellington,
"rhc bali that WAS in progress Mt the Phil
ips II 'use had just begun. The music had
scarcely struck up when the storm came.
Ladies in evening dress fed terror stricken
into the streets, where The rain of waller and
bricks was falling. Strange to say not one
of those who thus ran out Of the hotel was
killed outright, although nearly all We're in
iurcd Where the ballro IN stood is Il plc of
brick and lumber twelve feet hi h
Two hundred men worked ut the ruins all
day rcscuing one man, Henry Sm,hcls, VIII"
was found in q box. where he had taken
refuge. There were two feet Of brick above
him, but he had air and was hardly hurt at
all, although he was badly frightened.
Another strange freak of the tornado Was
its method oi handling the infant child OF
Henry Bowers. Bowcrs's mouse was unrJ"f-
ed aud the baby taken from its cradle, was
carried foar blocks and laid on the grass in
! the Mayors yard where 1t was found, crying,
in the heavy rainstorm early on Saturday
! morning, unhurt. 1t did not even have II
cold, and does not seem at all hurt from its
all night exposure on the wet ground, with n
chill wind blowing regular gale until day