Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-01-05

BY request the entertainment as given last
Saturday evening will he repeated; addition
al parts will DO prepared. An extended no
ticc will appear next week
We have been able to cut down somewhat
the advertising matter and have replaced 1t
on the first and fourth pages with excellent
selected articles, to which your attention Is
called.
CuANaEABLE.-A slight snow fall on
Saturday, followed by ram on Sunday, cool
weather on Monday and decidedly cold
weather on Tuesday is the record the
weather made during the past week.
Mrs. Daniel Kline, Of Yellow Springs,
who has been Respondent since a recent at
tack of La Grippe. attempted to hang herself
with a handkerchief and apron strings, but
was discovered in time to save her life
Banner.
New VOLUME. - The Banner Of Liberty
has entered upon volume Xiv. Under the
new management it is bounding along. CIV
ing evidence of ambitious yong blood infu-
sion 1t is wide awake both in the matter of
news getting and business.
OFFICERS ELEcTEp-At the last commu.
nicaton OF Acacia Lodge No. los. A. F. &
A. NJ, the following officers were selected:
w. NJ, Frank Hesson; ). W., l.. II.
Wacsche J. W., E. NJ. z Buhrman; Secre-
tary, c. j. Carmnck Treasurer, George w.
Stocksdale Chaplain, Rev. g. A, Whtmorc.
Jacob Miller, a butcher living at Rocky
Ridge, was arrested recently for committing
feonius assault upon Bessie Miller, his
niece, on the fifteenth Of last July, and has
been in jail awaiting hearing, which has
been postponed several times. He finally
had hearing before Justice Eckstcin in
Frederick and was adjudgcd guilty and COM
mi,tcd to Jail for the action Of the February
term OF court.
The famous mare Kate Lawrence" owned
by Mr. VIM. N. Todd, Of Mt Pleasant, died
of old age, on the farm Of Mr. Todd. Kate
Lawrence" was sired by St Lawrence, who
was brough, to Baltimore from Massachu.
sets by Jack Williams in 1850; the sire was
afterwards owned by John q. Price, of BAL
timore county. Kate was foaled on the
memorable 10Th day of April. 1861, and was
bred and owned by VIM. N. Todd. Many
of the horscmen Of this county will remember
her as 4 remarkable road marc.-Erdm.
i,l Bridge reports twenty five hundred
tons of ice stored. or about three tons Of ice
for each citizen Of the town. 1t Is their
purpose to arrange for a skating carnival for
the fourth Of July; each visitor will be
presented with an ice medal the size of a car
wheel; those who are overcome by the
exercise will he required to eat pounded ice
until they sweat and the Carroll Ne,cs man
will be cternally poking fun at the remainder
of us, poor sweltering humans, when we
report the thermometer up among the mil
lions.
Bulls Head Horse and Cattle Powder is
Indispensable for the proper care OF sheep
and lambs in winter. 1t iattens the lambs
by increasing the milk of their mothers, rs
cents
During the past half cen,ury-snce the
discovery ofAyers Sarsaparilla- the average
limit of human lite in civilized countries, has
been considerably lcnrthcned. Ayers Sar-
saparilla Is everywhere considered the stand
ard blood purifier, the Superior Medicine.
The elements Of popularity are QD Quality
(2) Cheapncss. Bulrs-Head F!avoring Ex-
tracts embrace them both The quality Is
guaranteed. and the price ID only lOc. bot
tie.
Recommends it for whooping cough. Mr..
John II, Ogden. Ashyillc, N. G., writes II
have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in my
family for Six years and can chcerfullv rec
ommend it as one Of the beat remedies ever
used. Have also tried it for whOopingcough
with the best results"
My wife WAS SO badly afflicted with rhcu
matism as to he unable to move in bedwithout
assistance Our druggist, Mr.. Laddamus,
recommended Chamherlains Pain Balm,
which greatly relieved her. We have used
six bottles at various times, and would not
be without it at hand.-.Jas. Coleman. Low.
ell, Neb. so cent bottles for saIe at Waters
Pharmacy.
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A farmer near Abba, Iowa, by the name