Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

Royal 3. NJ. Go.
W. s. Powell & Co.
Order Nlsi on Sales.
Bus. Loc.-Miss Flora Gi!ds.
We are IN receipt of Invitations to attend
the college graduating exercises from Miss
Julia Osler and Messrs. Ross Slick and Har.
ry Wlssler. -
Advertising matter has been printed an
nouncing IN excursion to Baltimore in the
interest of our cornet band on Wednesday
June 22nd.
MAsoNIc-On Monday evening. the 18th
inst, Acacia Lodge will entertain a number
of invited guests from Baltimore, Frederick
and Union Bridge. The Lodge will then call
off for the summer.
Mr.. w. Geyer Black handsome sorrcl and
black, in their bran new harness hitched ia
his new Dayton constitute about the hand
soonest turnout of the town. Mr.. Chas
Stokes made the harness and they are very
attractive.
The nip ofa POISONOUS snake is but slight
remove from being more dangerous than the
poison of Scrofua in the blood. Ayers Sar.
saparilla purifics the vital fluid, eXpcls all
poisonous substances, and supplies the Gle
ments of life, health, and strength.
A HANDSOME REsIDENCE.-The new
dwelling on e. Nlain.st now approaching
completion will be the most modern and
stylish home in our town. The owner, Mr..
d. G. Hammett, is the recipient Of much ta
yorable criticism rs well for his taste as for
his willingness to add so much to the at
tractiveneSs of our town.
Jackson the colored pugilist having
whipped Slayin, it will be necessary for the
winner of the Sullivan-Corbe fight to- try
issues with the colorcd fighter. Sullivan has
always refused to fight the "nigger." From
ull accounts of Mr.. Sullivan, his assumption
of "white' dignity fits INN about as neatly
as shirt on u beaupole.
Lewis r. PfoutZ, prominent citizen and
lawyer of the Dayton, Ohio, bar, died at his
residence in Trotwood, on Wednesday
morning of last week. Mr.. Ptoutz was
born in Frederick county, Md, but removed
in his early manhood to Montgomery county,
Ohio, where by diligence and industry, first
as a surveyor aud afterwards as a lawyer, he
acquired considerable wealth. His disease
was dropsy. His age was about 73 years.
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Mr.. VIM. Wcstakc, prominent farmer
and breeder of thoroughbred horses. living
near Avoca, Neb, was so badly injured by
being thrown fiom his sulky, as to be unable
to raise his hand to his head. After using
numerous linlments and consulting several
physicians without getting any relief, he
asked me if | knew OF anything that would
help him. recommended ChambeIlains
Pain Balm, which he used, and within two
weeks he had entirely recovered the use Of
his arm. I consider Chambcran's Pam
Balm the greatest preparation ever produced
for splains, bruises. deep seated aud muscu.
lar pains, burns and scalds II. J. La Grange,
Druggist, Avoca, Neb. so cent bottles for
sale at Waters Pharmacy.
PoIlTICAI.--During the past week there
has lccn great advance. followed by some
what of subsistence of the Blaine wave.
The republican Convention meets on Tuesday
next and ns it ncars, evidence muitlplies to
convince one that in case Mr. Blaine's name
does not come before the Minneapolis con-
vention, that in spite of the immense amount
of work That has been done to defeat inn,
President Harrison will bc re.nominatcd.
If Mr.. Blaine will only accept if rendered him
by acclamation and unanimously it is scarcely
probable that he Will be the nominee : if how
ever he should he content with majority
sufficiently great to render the vote practice
ally unanimous, he can assurcdly secure it.
The Democracy seems to be committed
overwhelmingly to Mr.. cleveland, unless n
change comes through the discussion by the
delegates Of his fatal weakness in New York
state, Of his mugwump tendencies III the mat
ter of civil service: of his god incubus: and
of the fact that accident one or more very
slight ones, elected him in SS4 and that none
could have elected him in 1855; unless these
things are discussed and understood by those
men now chosen to the Chicago Convention,
he will be M minated. dead s,lre and as surely
defeated, cvcn Ivy Mr. Harrison, in Novcm-
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