Catoctin clarion., 1899-09-21
Nov Aayertisclments. A

New Advertisements.
Ford's. "
L. D. Lelly.
Bus. Loc.-Prlyate Sale.-Nrs. Ward.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 100 or $50.
II G. G. G. fail to cure, druggists reIuno money
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The summer boarder is vanishing.
Mr.. Chas. G. Cover, son of Mr.. William
Cover Of this place, died at his home in Bal
timore on Tuesday.
Now we are all ready to praise our tickets
and affirm that they are the strongest, and
best ever named. Talk politics; it's the
dominent issue. ~
ERRoR.-The type IN the big political
advertisement that appeared first in our last
week q issue made "Payner" out of "Rayner.'
Everyone knew, we suppose, that 1t was
intended for the name of the democratic can
didate for attorney general. IN
Don't Tobacco Spit aud Smoke Your Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag.
netic. full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To.
Bac, the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, Soc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
ACCIDENT -On Tuesday evening last, a
large wagon full of Sisters from the Sister,
hood at Emmitsburg, was overturned near
The heavy wagon fell on
three OF the sisters, seriously injuring them.
The rest escaped with slight scars and
bruises.
Too MANY CANDIDATEs.-In the Demo-
cratic Convention last Saturday ,Emmitsburg,
M Mechanicstown and Creagerstown districts
had seven candidates actively at work and
as none cared to give way they brought
about the only possible result, that is none
of them succeeded and there is not repre-
from one of the three districts on
he ticket.
Remarkable pluck was shown by Thomas,
the II year old son Of engineer James A.
Dayle, of Reading, yesterday. who, while
playing around the railroad, fell under a
freight train and had an arm cut of near the
The boy picked up the severed
limb and carried it some distance to safe
place, where he laid it away. Then he went
to a nearby office and calmly waited while
an ambulance was summoned to take him to
The hospital. .--Hagerstown Herald and Torch.
MuNcHAUsENIc.-Mr Deshler, ofour mill
ing firm of H. G. Lichtenthaler & Co, is re-
sponsble for the following: On q stalk of
common field corn that grew in his garden,
on the nth day of July last, a boy climbed
up to the silk tassel; there had been re-
freshing shower on the night previous and
that corn stalk was growing The boy ut
once started down. but the stalk ofcorn grew
up faster than he could climb down and the
boy is lost somewhere up in the empyrean.
Early Tuesday morning while Rev. q. j.
Rouda5ush and his daughter Mrs. Edward
OiAhh, " GIG uDCut W otall iol AApSSiotoNh ~ ehS
horse from some unknown cause started to
run away. Mrs. Smith was in the buggy and
Mr.. Roudabush iu the act of getting in when
he animal started He grabbed the lines and
was dragged considerable distance before
he horse was stopped, the buggy passing
over him, cutting his head and tearing his
Clothes badly. Mrs Smith, who was badly
'righteded escaped injury -Booncsboro Times
Mcssrs John r. Stoner, Charles Shipley
and Chas. E. Cassell are soliciting stock and
ooking up the rightrf way of the F. Il. &
N. r r. in the Thurmont section. Two
additional surveys will be ordered shortly ;
,ne at the southern end OF the line and
another in this section. Distance, grades
md cost of right ofway are factors determn
ng these movements.
A telegram was shown US while in Freder-
elk en- Saturday last that settles beyond dis
1ute the fact that there are people ready to
,uld the road Immediately upon the com
oletion of the $4,000 local subscription. In
he light of recent developments, however. it
3 by no means certain that foreign capital
will be needed or accepted.
SUCu REPonTING.-We are not given TO
except rs we are interpreted by
he Frederick Ne,os editor, but the reporting
lone by the Frederick correspondents of the
Baltimore dailies, as evidenced by their work
IN the recent election of directors OF the +.
+. & N. railroad has put us in frame of
mind. Iu one instance they made Nv"
,ut of Charles; in another they succeeded in
inding but the Mr." and III another they
mis- spelled the name.
This is not only gross carelcssncsss, but
harmful misuse of Il privilege. 1t demands
;haritablcness to a degree to allow such Of
euses to pass as the result OF inefficiency;
suspicious people might ascribc unworthy
motives.
FORD'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Week Sept 25th. FIRST time here of Zang
Wills marvellous play