Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-03-15

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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
unares his services to the people Of
Nc,A4ncstown and vicinity.
OFFICE:
In room formerly occupied by Birely
& Olar, one door west of Bank Build
ing.
Residence, Mrs. II. X. Grotf's prop
sry on Church St. where | will be
found after Office hours.
Local Items.
Mnpn Ra,y uas sick, we gave her Castoria.
Vne,, she was q Child, she cried for Castorin.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
Whom She had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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Easter one week from next Sunday.
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pfcuro-pncumonm prevails in parts of
Washington county.
Business is increasing on the Western
MARYLAND Railroad.
Prisoners in the pcnltcntiary have cons
,rmtcd s435 for relief of the poor of Bal,i-
more.
Horses and hogs are bringing better prices
in Frederick county this spring than for n
number Of years. III T?
\ eve owned by Danuel Ioup', Of Wash
,0Gon county, recently dropped six lambs
ag.l al are lying.
The town OF Willamsport has $3.50 with
which to pay each dollar that it owes. There
a,c bat few towns that can make such show
Eng.
In he Circuit Court for Frederick county,
:, mortgage of Sill 300 made by VIM. Wilcox
On, was set aside, the court deciding that he
Was nsoycnt when he made it,
The license fee for ilncrate traders, bank
Iuvt or fire sale merchants to do business in
lIugcrstown has been raised by the city
council from $40 to 800 per month
Talk abou, your advertising schemes we
hNlc seen the names McChnnicslown and
TpWmon, in more newspapers and ottencr
Urng the past two months than during any
@car previous.
CHEAP lloRsEs.---Flve horses sold at Mr.
Lcvi IIinc,,'s sale near Rocky Ridge for $l9j
y sale OF eleven horses in Pennsylvania near
is reported to have been at this
Imc figure, $40.
WHERE, uu WHERE!-That great cat
ao!y,m of Hicks weather diddt clysm worth
Z, cat About the seventh things were to
uayc been ably mixed; hot weather and snow
storm sandwiches SO to speak. Well, the
Logs still give hun space and he gives the
rcopIc-s'uf1
The Brun- NICK UeruM one oflhc pyogrcs-
/, YES, has completed its third volume. 1t is
3u Games, advocate Of the interests of an
lpprc,iltjyc people. With the splendid in
"a Growth Of 81 unswick it will be forever
identified and i, receives II well earned res.
,gnitiun. For merit the Herald need apollo
.lzc to no one
lI,gcrs'own TO Hagelston would prove
sumner. Smlthsburg to Auburn would prob
lbly make the ponCnts Of the movement,
tie original Smiths, rcdhradcd. Hey
These Sow going municipalities, that are
aplng the methods progressive lhnrmont,
can cxpedi,cmattcrs by sending their mayors
and aldermen hence for IL lesson in gct-up
iuN SStatiN
Mr.. Shepherd Wood, highly respected
citizen of Carroll county, died ut his resi-
lcncc near Union Bridge about o'clock on
Tuesday night the 9Th instant, after an
illness of eight days. in the 10th year of his
age Daring the storm of February lG. he
received an injury to his right side by being
struck by corn-crib door; the injury was
thought 10 he slight, but on taking cold in
tlammaion set in, which was, doubtless, the
cause of his death CdyyoN Neus.
New FIRM-On April st the firm of w.
II. Bjgrs & Bro viii be dissolved and the
mill and warehouse business will pass into
the hands of Il new firm composed Of j. :. II
D. NJ. Bggs. The title Of the firm will he
: Blggs Bros These two young men pos
scss all the essentials of successful business
men and we shall expect to see the fine bust
ness plants, that will pass into their hands,
maintain the honorably acquired position
they now hold. Mr., W. II. Biggs VIII! we
learn, continue his control and management
Of his creamery.
ESTEnTAlNMENT.-Th Talmagc Literary
Society of Logs will give an entertainment
IN the public school house, on Saturday even
ing Of this week, March II.
The programme will consist of music,