Catoctin clarion., 1894-10-04

ment 10 his snug properly. lnere are three
of them, including two jourDeymen, and
some of the finest work set up in this and
Washington counties, is the result OF their
handiwork.
ALMOST NEW YORK DAILY.-That
Democratic wonder, The New York Weekly
World, has just changed its weekly into a
twice-a- week paper, and you can now get
the two papers week for the same old price
81 O0a year.
Think of It'll The news from New York
right at your door fresh every three days
104 papers year.
The Baltimore baseball club has the pen.
nant and all Maryland is juhilent. The New
York club being second in the race will com.
pete with Baltimore for the Temple Cup,
a trophy presented by Mr. Temple of
Pittsburg TO be contested for by the first aud
second clubs in the pennant race. Baltimore
will win this, we believe, but she has a
mighty fight on her hands.
DEATH OF DIR. ZIMMERMAN.-Dr. Geo.
NJ. Zimmerman, who had been an inYalid for
several years, died at his residence in Thur,
mont on Monday Dight last About seyen
years ago he had an attack of apoplexy and
he never wholly recovered therefrom. BY
his request the Masonic order will take
charge of the body at the funeral which will
be held to day at O'Clock p. m.
The will Of ex-County Commissioner Ezra
Toms, Of My ersyllle, was filed in the Regis.
ter of Wills Office last week tor probate. The
estate consists of two fine farms in Middle.
town valley and one in Washington county
and with other property is estimated at $40,
600. The entire estate is left to the widow
of the deceased during her lifetime or until
she marries again, in which latter event she
is to receiye but $lOO.
There lisa great deal oftroube experienced
with mail matter intended for the postoffice
at this place and addressed liberty" Ifyou
will look up the Postal Guide you will see
that our postoftice is Libertytown, not Lib-
erty, and if these directions are followed
closely it will save postmasters great deal
of troube.-Frequently letters and papers
reach us addressed Liberty" after days of
delay marked mo such postofiice in the
State" and some of our county exchanges
are often miscarred from this very seemingly
trlyial,yct all important manner of address
ipr thnir "a Gin, pf, ~
this hint as suggestion that will, il carried
out, be Of mutual beneflt.-Banner.
The Myersvile and Booncsboro bands will
again unite as one organization to furnish
music for the Frederick Fair on Wednesday
and Friday October 10th and 18th. They
arc arranging splendid programme, playing
selections and marches from Voelkcr, Sousa,
Thomas, Chambers, Hall, Farmhouse, and
others. The Myersvillc band will also assist
in furnishing music for the Hagerstown Fair
on Thursday October IL. when they will
have 20 men and drum major.
The American band of Mlddletown, has
engaged the Keedysville band 10 play with
them on Thursday of the Frederick Fair thus
making up a band of forty pieces. A fine
programme will be prepared for the occasion
and good music may be expected. Valley
Register.
A TEACHER ACcUsRD.-COnsidcra in
dignaton was expressed against Mr.. Adam
Roser, the principal of the North Market
street public school, by some of the people of
that vicinity this morning One of them
stated that Mr.. Roser kept young son of
Mr.. George Warner in during dinner hour
for some reason. During MIR Roser's absence
the boy got out of window and went home
When Mr. Roser returned and saw that the
boy had gotten away he went to his home
and found him at the dinner table. Without
saying anything Mr.. R,ser, 1t is said, caught
the boy in the throat and choked him, and
also struck him several times. The boy who
is twelve or fourteen years Of age, was much
frightened, as was also his mother. 1t is
probable that the authorities will take hold
of the matter-Ne,os.