Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-03
We are indebted to Mr.. G. N. Baltzell for
, late copy of the Atlanta Constitution.

/ We are indebted to Mr.. @. N. Baltzell Tor
lste copy of the Atlanta Constitution.
Mr.. Geo. W. Barrick, an esteemed citizen
of Creagerstown district died on Monday last
at an advanced age.
It was Mr.. Isaiah Boiler, of the Glades, and
not MIR. Henry Boiler who had the misfor-
tune 10 haye his hand crushed in clover
huller.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads, SO dis
pleasing to many people as marks of age,
may be averted for long time by using
Halls Hair Remover.
Our good friend, Mr.. VIM. F. Cover of
York Road has been nominated by the repub'
licans of Carroll, for the House Of Delegates.
They are to be congratulated upon the wis
dom of their choice.
FRosrY.-A decidedly cool and boisterous
bit of weather arrived on Sunday afternoon
sending the Thermometer down among the
frost numbers. There was great white
frost on Monday night.
Mr.. Samuel j. Scott and family will shortly
return to this place after an absence of nearly
fourteen years. Mr.. Scott has purchased the
John A Fleagle property south of town and
will make it his home.
Baltimore won the pennant on Saturday,
but in order to keep their hand IN for the
Temple Cup, gave New York another drub'
bling on Monday The Temple Cup series
began in Cleveland yesterday.
The F. & E. turnpike company should give
the street at the intersection Of MAIN and
Church coat of first.class, finely broken
limestone, when the Corporation completes
its work ON the sewers and crossings.
NEW PRopR1EToR-Mr. Chas. D. Doll
has disposed of his interest as proprietor Of
the City Hotel, Frederick, to- MIR. Chas.H H. Utter
mehle. The change will take place on the
2lst inst MIR. Doll will open hotel on the
European plan in that city.
"For several months was troubled with
a persistent humor on my head which gave
me considerable annoyance, until 1t occurred
to me to try Ayers flair Vigor. Before
using one bottle the humor was healed ".
T. Adams, General Merchant, Turbeyillc, Va.
CENTRAL CoMMIrTEE-The following new
distric, central committee was chosen at the
recent democratic primary in Crcagcrstown
district: L. G. Ogle, Frank M. Stevens, Allen
G. Fisher, VIM. w. Zimmerman, Geo. W.
Myers J. S. Biggs, Jas. b. Ogle, Jas. M.
Grouse, r. l.. Barrlck. j. A. 2. Matthias, Geo.
F. Stotelmyer. Mr. Matthias is chairman, MIR.
S,eyens secretary and Mr. Stotelmyer treas.
urcr.
A LONG TR1p-Mr. Samuel NJ. Bircly left
Tuesday morning on an extended trip
through the western country. He will visit
his step. son, Mr. Roy Colliflower of Missouri
Valley, Iowa, aud his good friend MIR. Bob
McGinnis at York, Neb. He will also go to
the Black Hills and the great National Park,
in case winter has not invaded it before he
can reach it, He expects to be absent about
three weeks.
CHURCH CoNsECRATED On Tuesday of
last week St. Stephens Episcopal church,
Thurmont was cOnsecrated, Bishop Paret
presiding over the beautiful and impressive
ceremonial Rev. Jesse Higgins, rector Of
Ascension Episcopal church, Westminster,
preached the sermon and Revs Ernest McGill
and r. Nottingham assisted in the cere'
monial. Bishop Paret received into the
church by confirmation, William McCully
James, Roger Joseph Wcddle and Julia Lu-
cretia Cnssell.
SHOULD MIsLEAD NOBoDY-Dr. Baltzelis
report on the analysis of the water of two
wells 10 this town and his comment upon our
natural water supply should mslead 40 one.
Dr. Baltzell does not say nor can he, that
the health Of our town, on account OF water
or other causes, is notably bad. The fact is
that it is conceded to be one of the most
healthful places in the State. Allowing this
to he fact, undisputed, it is none the less
highly properthat anything that is ca lculatcd
to work change in these hcathful condi-
tons should be guarded against carefully and
a contaminated water supply is one OF the
chiefest of evils against which to guard.
Throw Away Trusses
when our new method, without use OF knife,
is guaranteed to permanently cure the worst
cases of rupture. Send 10 cents in stamps
for references and pamphlet, Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. y.