Catoctin clarion., 1898-11-24
New Advertiser, en- u.
Fords.
Public Sale.
Notice to Creditors
Bus. Loc.-Special Notice.

Public Sale
Notice to Creditors
Bus. Loc.-Special Notice.
HOLIDAY EDITION addition TO the reg
ular edition, we will on December 18th and
22nd send out one thousand extra copies.
They will 60 to different addresses each week,
thus rendering THE CLARION on those two
dates the very best attainable Holiday Ad.
vertising Medium in this end of the county.
1t is our purpose to canvass for adv's and we
shall expect every one, due to this notice, to
be prepared to give us a favorable reception.
Meet us half way in our enterprise; the Hol'
iday Edition will at least not be negative in
its effect on local interests.
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This law ON hunting and cunning will be
found il; the Acts of 1892. pages 874 S75.
SECTION 136--Every person who shall,
upon any pretense whatever, come to hunt
with gun or dog upon the lands OF another,
without leave or license from the owner
or possessor thereof first had and obtained,
shall. for every such offense, forfeit and pay
to the party aggrieved the sum of $500, to
Le recovered before justice of the peace in
the name of the State; and in default Of pay.
ment OF fine. shall be committed to the county
JAIL for not more than twenty days, nor less
than one day; this section not to apply to
Dorchester, Hartford and Talbot counties.
Approved April 9TH, 1902.
Much interest has been excited in America
by the telegraphic accounts Of Hooleys ap-
parently wholesale purchase of British noble.
men for use as decoy ducks to his various
stock schemes; and his connection with the
highest political officials otthe Empire. THE.
RON Z. CRAWFORD, who has been in England
for THE Cosmopolitan, takes up the subject
in the November issue of that magazine, and
under the title of "Hooley and His Guinea
Pigs" gives a connected story OF the deriya-
of Hooley aud his rise to the control of mil
lions through unlimited cheek and the op-
perfume willingness Of distinguished British
aristocrats to lend their names for financial
consideration to any sort of a shady trans
action.
Information has been received here of the
decease of Miss Winnie Stonsr. daughter Of
Mr.. Abram Stoner, of Centreview, Mo, which
occurred on the 5th inst, at Denver, Col'
whittier she had gone for the benefit Of her
health. Her death was caused by consump
ton Miss Stoner was an accomplished lady,
having recently graduated at the Michigan
University at Ann Arbor. She had many
relatives In this State, her father being a
brother of Messrs. Wm., David, Emanuel,
Samuel and Jacob Stoner, ofthis county, and
John r. Stoner, of Thurmont. She was a
favorite with all and her early death is deeply
deplored. Her remians were Inferred at Cen
trevlew on the 9th inst She was in her
thirty.fourth year.-Sentinel
The Masonic Bazaar, under the auspices of
Columbia Lodge, No. SO A. F. u A. M. of
Frederick, Md. will open in the City Hall,
Monday November 2s. and will continue all
week. 1t will be innugurated by Columbia
Ledge With the address of welcome By Judge
John A. Lynch. Jacques de Molay Com.
mandery. Euoch Royal Arch Chapter, The
Eastern Star, The Gypsies and the Children
will each have an entertainment Distin-
guished Masons, Knights Templar, Eastern
Stars. ladies and gentlemen will be present.
The booths are now being fashioned in
brilliant colors, the signet of each Order
illuminated by electricity. The Bazaar will
be open day and night A delightful menu
will be served, special beng Boston Brown
Bread and Baked Beans from the New Eng.
Kitchen. Many of the ladies will be in
Masonic costume. A cordial invitation is
extended to everybody to come see the only
Masonic Bazaar ever held in Frederick.
|LoCAL CORRESPONDENCE.