Catoctin clarion., 1892-07-28
Local Items.

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Rev. Luther S. Black # Altoona, Pa, is
spending his summer vacation with his par
cnts in this place.
Buck,ngham's Dye for the Whlskers docs
its work thoroughly, co'oring uniform
brown or black, winch, when dry, vii! ncith-
er rub, wash off, nor soil linen.
The Lutheran Sunday School of Foxvi'Ie
will hold their annual picnic in Samuel Pry-
or's grove, on Saturday, August Goth. The
Mcchanicstown Band will he present
If some Of our readers want to get news.
paper for $l.O0 end splendid well bound
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and subscribe for TIE CLARION. See notice
in this issue.
HAu-During the severe storm of last
Friday night, much damage by hail was done
south and east of of Emmtsburg. The corn
fields present picture distressing to the
owner as the stalks have Lccn bladcd or the
blades slit into shreds.
The rain of last Friday night came in
time to make thousands of barrels of corn in
this section: if not to make them, at least to
save them for we were approaching condi-
ton OF drought. Ii will of course require
more rain to mature even the earliest corn.
Criticism by a man that has been success
full in business, regardless OF his actual
knowledge of car business is always felt and
acknowledged. When, however, it comes
from one who docs not understand and has
made fiat failure of his orn business, it
weighes not at all here. SAhe
According to the Wayneshoro Gazette they
had over there during last week "cold
boodcd dcmlsc,' cumulative disaster" q
horse fell in c,stcrn and damaged its after
math ; a great fire crnp was being gathered
and they had "rcl letter day and II young
man who carries Irritation book with him.
Our band y ays at TIE |langhs Church
picnic on Saturday, Both inst. They were
also called upon to bill for the Utica picnic
tor which the Union Bridge band had agreed
to play, but disappointed them in order to go
to Mjdlcburg, which IS very much nearer
home Our band was unable 20 hid for
Utica as they are engaged for that day at
II ,cky Springs nar Frederick,
When bilious disorders are the cause Of
dysentery or diarrhoea, or whcu they accom-
pany those diseases, the system must be
ccansed, and The bilious disorders corrected
before the dysen,ery or diarrhcca Can be per
manently cured. For tins purpose always
use St. Patrick's Pills. aid after they have
operated, take Chamberlains Coiic, Cho!ela,
and Dlarrhoea Remedy and speedy cure is
certain. For sale at Waters Pharmacy.
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR.-Ncxt week in Den
yer will assemble the twcnty.tfth grand en-
campmcnt of the knights Temp|ar Of the
United States. About one hundred Tenn
plars will 90 from Maryland; the Command
cries in Maryland that will send delegations
are, Maryland No. =; Baltimore No ?; Mon
umental No 3 Crusade No. 5and Bcauscant
No of Baltimore Jacques de Molay No. 4
of Frederick Antioch No. 6 Of ofCumbcrlanl
and Palestine No. of Annapolis. Several
Templar's reside in this place, but none Of
them will make the trip to Denver.
VALUABLE STOCK DEsTRoYED-R. w.
Walden's stables at Middlcburg Carroll Co.
were struck by lightning, set on fire and de.
stroyed on last Friday night.
Twelve ycaring and two thrce.yca Cd
thorough bred colts wc:e burned, involving
with the buildings probably a loss of 800,
000 There was no insurance upon the hor
ses the buildings We're insured in the Royal.
The horses were Owned by \. III. and J. A
Morris for whom Mr.. Walden breeds and
trains. The famous imported stallion, Ga
lore, was saved, but only after great eXer-
tons as he fatty refused t, leave the burning
building and it was only after he had been
urged by the sharp pronss Of II fork that ne
decided TO so out. Mr.. Walden was absent
at the time.
During our epidemic of dysentcry, IN the
summer of 1879, sold l0S bottles of Cham
bcrluin's Colc, Cholera, aud Darrhoca
Remedy, and it proved satisfactory in every
instance. The remedy is standard in this
communi,y.-(eo. Is. Dunbar, Druggist
Center Point, Iowa. The epidemic referred
10 was by far the worst thai has ever occur.
red IN Iowa. Over 40 persons died from it
in a town of only 800 inhabitants; but in cv-
cry case in which tins remedy was used, re-
covered 1t was equally successful during
the epidemic Of bloody fiuX III Virginia, in
1887, and Michigan and Southern Illinois iii
1888. 1t has hccn in constant use over
eighteen years, and has prayed itself to he
the most successful medicine yet discovered
for bowc, Complaints, For sale at Waters
Pharmacy.
To MIR. THOs. +. JENKINS VIC suggest the
following there should be one day ol each
week selected on which to produce at Pen
Mar. choice, high.class music, vocal or in 4.
strumental, during the entire season.
Musician are plentiful and during The
summer months not pressed with engage
ments. If country people desire to hea.'
them at the theatres during the winter
season ii means 4 five dollar bill. 1t could
.In orovi,In1 ar E.np,or nrobohIv Of a ,,ct