Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-07
Hand In your sale dates.

Hand In your sale dates
An original pensl,n has been granted ia
Adam Bowscr, Of Sabilasy,lle, the county.
A trip to Bradson's Hall Poultry Yaris
and what we saw will lie described next week
Mr.. John G. Weller, who, on account o.
sickness, WAS confined to his home for several
weeks, has 80 far recovered his health at tc
justify him in returning to Sch'"ssers tan
merry, three miles Beyond Westminster
where he has been employed for number
of years.
Unlike most proprietary medicines, The
formulas of DR.. j. c. Ayers Sarsaparilla and
other preparations are cheertuly sent to any
physician who applies for them Hence the
special favor accorded these well known
standard remedies by the Worlds Fair COM
n,issioners.
REAL CoI.p.-On SUNDAY the eth, early
in the morning the thermometer registered
below zero here; on Friday morning last
it was at zero. exactly, on Sunday 3rd inst.
it was above and on Tuesday morning Q
above This is not bud for this section /; zero
weather is unusual here, our very cold wealth.
er Raging about 10 plus Other sections to
the east Of US. notably on P,rr's Ridge show.
ing lower temperatures. "Wednesday morn.
ing 9 below ,rro WAS recorded.
The members ofWaugh Methodist Episco.
pal Church. corner of Third and A streets
northeast, Washington. d. G.. are making an
effort to secure the services of Rev. f DIN
Eldrdge for the coming term. The term OF
DR.. Gibson, the present pastor, expires this
year. DR.. Eldridse is pastor of Douglas
NJ mortal Church. where he has been for the
past three years. He is willing to 60 to
Waugh Church, and he has notified the
o.Hct rs of his church to that effect. DR. El.
d.dge is counted as being one Of the best
pulpit orators in the city.
In FOR IT.-The word builders are already
ut work upon new name Tor Llttlestown
and the Independent. from now hence until
fnali,v looms solidly up, will he called upon
to vcnlilate all of the genealogical fiendish.
ness inherent or tina, may be developed with.
in the confines Of the borough. Two names
have already been submitted one suggestive
of the towns propnQui,y to that wondrous
trigonome,rical possibility. Mason and Dix
ous Line, viz; Line City: another takes the
German of little" "Kleine' and by system
of elminations, and additions gets to Klein
ne-Chn-Clining-- wilh ton" making
Clinington, the in the first syllable being
long, rs in line. Now that's not bad; We
await future labors in that direction with
much interest.
PUBLIC SCHooL.-Class standing Of the
first three pupils in the different branches
OF studies taught in the Pr, pulls room
taken at the close of the Winter School Term
January 81, 1898.
Boys Girls
1st History
John Grf Anna Barb
Carl D muth Nellie Landcrs
Luther R,nzcf Crete Cassell
2ud History
Harry Stimmel Ethel Wh'tmore
Warner Grimes Alice Oslcr
WIN. Foreman Eleanor 10y
lst Geography
John Gr"F Nellie Landers
Howard Cas>ell Lila Cover
Carl Damuth Get, tassell
End Geography
Harry Stimmel Ethel WhilmorG
Warner Grimes Julia Knott
Louis Jones Alice Osler
lst Grammar
John Croft Nellie Landers
Alfred james Anna Barb
Howard Casscll Crete Cassell
end Grammar
Harry s,immel Eleanor 10y
Louis Jones Maggie WaeschG
Warner Grimes Ethel Whi,more
1st Speller
John Croft Nellie Landers
Lu'her Rouzrr Annn Barb
Alfred James Crete Cassrll
End Spellrr
Harry Stmmel Ehrl Wbltmor'
Louis Jones Eleanor L0v
Warner Grimes g. ssi. Freeze
LIST Philosophy
John Croft Anna Barb
Carl DnDu!h Nellie Lnnd r.
VIZ. BollinGrr Crete fassc'i
end Philosophy
Warner Grimes Alice Osier
Harry Stimmel Ethel Whitmore
, VIM. Foreman Bessie FrerZe
LIST Physiology
VIM Bollinger Nellie Landers
Carl Dnmuth Anna Barb
John Croft Crete Cassell
2nd Philosophy
Harry Stimncl Bessie Freeze
Louis Jones Alice O.ler
VIM, Foreman Ethei Whitmore.
Reported by
ONE OF THE ScHooL.