Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-03-25
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY ABOUT Us


We give a few extracts from ou1
contemporaries as to what they thinl
of the CLARION. We will give othel
paragraphs next week. We thank the
press for their friendly greetings.
cB~ The Catoctin Clarion is the name O.
new paper just started at Mechanics
town, the present terminus of the Western
Maryland Railroad. We welcome it to oul
exchange list, and hope the day is not tal
distant when the CLARION and the Phl
may be compelled to increase their size
under the stimulus of Railroad progress.
[ WiWtamY0r Pilot.
CAToCTIN CLAKoN.-This is the title of
new twenty-four column paper just start
ed at Mcchancstown, in this county, by
Mr. VIM Need, the first No. of which APP
pcarcd on Saturday last. 1t presents u
very neat appearance, is well gotten up,
and is published at 81 so per annum. The
region in which the CLARION is published
should give it an ample support, and we
wish the proprietor great success.
VALLEY Register.
TIE CLARIoN.-Thc first number of the
Catoctin Cyarion, just established at Mechan-
icstown, by Mr.. VIM. Need, is before us. 1t
presents a very neat appearance, and is
about the size of the Wiley Register. Its
proprietor, who is a gentleman of consld-
cradle experience in the newspaper bust
ness, has our best wishes for success.
Frederick Examiner.
"CATocTIN CLARION" This is the title
of Il new and spirited paper which has
been recently started at Mcchanicstown,
Frederick county by VIM. Need, Esq. The
Typographical appearance of the paper is
quite handsome and attractive The arti-
Gle in the Introductory number of the pa
per was written in a manner and style that
goes conclusvely to show that the author
is talented and accomplished writer. We
wish our friend an abundance of success.
Hw1storn Free Press
We have received the first issue of the
CATOCTIN CLARION neatly arranged and
well printed paper, published by William
Need, Esq, at Mcchanicstown, Frederick
county, Maryland The CLARION in poll
tics will be independent, fearless and
free = and stands firmly upon the Frederick
Town Platform of 1892. AS upon that ba-
sis it is not likely to become involved in the
political issues Of the day its chief energies
will be devoted to the development of the
material resources of the county.
Baltimore GdztHe.
The CATocTIN CLARION is the name of
a new paper, started at MechanicStown,I
Frederick County, Mt, by William Need,
Esq. 1t is neatly printed and well filled
with original and selected matter. The
editor says his paper shall be independent,
fearless and free" and that his platform is |
embraced in the resolutions adopted by Il
Frederick County Convention of the
friends of George Washington. held on the
9Th of September, 1892. If he sticks TO
that Platform nobody will he disposed to
quarrel with him. hut is it not too aid fora
Railroad town.-Ifag rxtorn HeraM.
TIE ClARIoN.-Wr have received the
first number of a paper published at Me-
Frederick county, Nd, by
VIM. Need, Esq, entitled the tutmtin Gu
rio~. Typograp hicaIly it presents II neat
appearance, and ulitoriallv cvincrs more
than ordinary ability Success to the new
WaynrS%,ro' (h) h""I".
CNrocrlN CL>EIoN.-Thi~ is the title of
n new paper, the publication of which has
Just commenced nj McchanirstoWn, Md. !
VIM. Need, Esq. is the cdi,orand proprir- !
tor The first issue of the CLTto1, fur
nishcS ample evidence that the proprietor
is the right man in the right place. The
editorials are concise hut vigorous, and the
selections display taste and Judgment. The