Catoctin clarion., 1898-11-10

Public Sale.
MA Williar
John Hendrickson.
Order Mis-, on Sales.
Order Nsi on Audit.
Bus. Loc.--Pubhc Sale.
EXPECT SOMETHING. THE Cid Southern
Life company. billed to appear In our Town
Hall on Thursday evening, November 18th,
is probably the most promising show" that
has come this way since the big Robbins
circus. This company plays in such large
towns as Chambersburg and York and has
been able to return to them and be met with
full houses. The clipping from the Cham
bersburg Repository gives them q standing
The entertainment throughout is good and
clean and our play going people have few
opportunities to witness entertainments OF
this class In our Town Hall
Dir. Hanna, American Consul at Porto
Rico, in letter 60 the department at Wash.
ingtou writes thus for the information OF
persons contemplating migration OF that
island.
am convinced that Young men seeking
work or position of any kind should not come
to Porto Rico. Such persons as clerks car
penters, mechanics, and laborers Of all grades
should stay away from Porto Rico No
American should come to Porto Rico expect
ing to strike it rich, and no person should
come here without plenty of money to pay
board bills and have enough to take them
back to their homes in the United States.
At meeting Of the directors of the EN-
mtsburg Railroad Company, held Wednes-
day afternoon an election was held to flll the
vacancy caused by the death Of DR.. James A
of q bo |.
lam A. Hines, of New Oxford, Pa, was
elected president, and Rev. VIM. L O'Hara
president of Mt. st. Mary's College, was
elected vice president. The other officers
are: DR. j. B Brawner. secretary; VIM. G.
Blair, Treasurer, and Vincent Sebold, counsel.
Mr.. Hines, the new president Of the Com
pany, Is man of Aomc experience in railroad
business, possesses excel|cn, executive ability
and is well qualified to fill his position
Chronicle.
The members of the Republican and Dem
ocratic Central Committees Of Middletowu
district have very properly and commercially
entered into an agreement similar to the one
adopted and faithfully carried out at the
election two years ago They have agreed
to conduct next TUESDAYS election honorably
"withOut the use of either Intoxicating liq
uors, money, or threats to influence voters,
and also pledging themselves to ''enforce the
law against all violators of same in these
respects" Such line of action should pre-
vail at all elections everywhere. The mar
who is willing TO sell his vote for money
whskey or any other consideration, shoult
always fail to find buyer Valley Register
GLet us know how it wOrkcd.-ED.
YoUR ATTENTION Chas. E., Jr.
and J. Howard Cassell now have charge o
the work of this office. Prior to his TIVE
years at the Hotchkiss School, the formel
had nearly four years experience in the offic
hence he is fully competent to take charge o
the work and both of them will, 10 yer,
short while, master the business details o
the office. Together we will bring the CLAIR
ION up to point of excellence never ye
attained, all having an interest IN attaining
that end and, we believe, well equipped t.
accomplish it.
Give us then your suppol and in return TO
It we will give you local paper that wi
serve your best interests, as we are proud I
know we nave been able to do in the pas'
even better as opportunity offers in tn
future.