Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-06-04
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Horner's Phosphate.
Order Nisi on Sales.
Clothing-J. Cohen.
Order Nisi on Audit.
Shoes-Chas. H. Osler.
Corn For Sale Bus Loo.
The Model-Hendrickso
EGasTRAoRDINARy.-D last week an
egg containing black foreign substance,
having the appearance ofan opened gizzard
and another case offs perfect egg enclosed in
a hard shell, floating in the white or albu-
men and all enclosed in perfect, hard outer
shell. The former was the product OF one
Of our hens the latter Of one belonging to
Mr.. Edward Baxter.
EXCURSION Tickets TO THE G. A. Il, An
NuAL ENCAMPMENT AT CHAMBERsBURG.-
From May Both to June 9th, the Western
MARYLAND Railroad will sell excursion tickets
at one fare for the round trip to Chambers
burg from all stations on its lines in Penn
sylvania also from Westminster, Cherry Run
and intermediate stations on account of the
G. A. II. annual encampment valid for the
return trip until June 9Th, inclusive.
Mr.. James Perdue an old sailor residing
at Monroe, Mich was severely afflicted with
rheumatism but received prompt relief from
pain by using ChamberlAin's Pain Balm.
He says AT times my back woull ache so
badly that I could hardly raise up. If had
not gotten relief would not be here to write
these few lines. Chamberlain's Pain Balm
has done me a great deal Of good and feel
very thankful tor it, For sale by DR.. j. K.
Waters.
Roor A L1rTLE.-Eyeiy reader Of this is
sue of The CLARION will assuredly commend
1t to him or herself for its real, intrinsic mer-
1t say rs much then to your non subscribing
neighbor or friend. Do, in slang parlance,
little "rooting" for The CLARION. Each
one determine to make her or his influence
felt by the publisher, you can do 1t so easily,
and you should do it so readily, SO willingly.
You are hereby, jointly and severa!ly, ap-
pointed Committee to Root
PEpsoNAL.-Miss Fannie Landcrs is visit.
ing her brother, Lieut. Geo. f. Landers, U.
s. A., at Fit. Riley, Kan.
Mr.. Ezra Rcightler, of Hagerstown spent
few days this week with his sister, Mrs.
Frank Hesson in Thurmont.
Mr.. Victor Cramer of Philadelphia passed
Sunday with friends in town.
Mr.. Rob 10y of Baltimore visltel his par
ents in this place during the first part of the
week
Miss Mary Landcrs is visiting relatives in
Govanstown.
Mcssrs William Waesche of Washington
and Dorc Waesche of Galthersburg visited
relatives in Thurmont this week.
Miss Addie johnson retired from visit to
New York City Yesterday ; her brother, Hen
ry returned with her.
Mr.. Warren K. Damuth, who has just fin
ished his course of study at the Episcopal
Theological Semin ary, New York City and
has been ordained, returned to his home near
town for the summer
PR1MARY....At the Democratic primary
meeting held in ThurmOnt on Saturday even
ing last, Mr.. Chas E. Cassell chairman, Mr.
Geo. II. Bussard secretary, the following
delegates to the county convention to be held
on Saturday next, were named: j. W. Cree.
ger, G. NJ. Gall, L. r. Waesche, Franklin
Colifower, Jn0. Jones, j. f. Hovis, D. F.
Roddy, F. A. Roddy. A. F. Rlddlemoser
DR.. W. $. Mcpherson, Jos. G. Gernand, John
Ben,zell, J. W. Powell, c. E. Null, Geo. H
Bussard, Chas. E. Cassell.
"The Latest Style In Bonnets,"
and the very newest thing in Dress Patterns
are not half as important as the perfect health
of the ladies' who wear them. For without
health there is little enjoyment in life and no
desire for dresses and bonnets. When ladies
are suffering from pains in the back, nervous
ness, neuralgia, inflammation ofinternal organs
"Female Weakness" and arrangement, the
use of DR.. Pierce's Favorte Prescription will
bring immediate relief and in due time. q
complete and perfect cure. Druggists have
it for sale.
The directors OF the Frederick Middletown
Electric Railroad are still discussing the
question of power, and while they have vr
tually agreed not to erect power house al
present, but to contract for power with Mr..
A. l.. Bosley, of the Frederick Electric Ligh,
and Power Company, there may yet he q
change in their plans.
The directors claim they can secure power
from MIR. Bosley much cheaper than they
can supply it themselves. The directors will
not sign a contract for more than sixteen
mOnths.-NesoS.
READING NATTER Our readers will re
call the fact we have been publishing offer
to club THE CLARION with number of othe
publications, giving almost the entire fourth
page, or seven columns to the several pros
pectuscs. Having discontinued these clul
offers we have these seven columns of space
net, for reading matter, five of which we de
vote to our new department of fiction, ant
the other two columns 90 to the editorial ant
local pages, thus largely enhancing the valu
of these departments. You have now in TIL
CLARION one of the most entertaining Of pa
pers and with the growth of its circulation