Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-17

MrS.MARY llEEENG,or GrandInothtr
a Herring a. $ Io was general y termed,
: died at the residence Of her sou, Jos
, hol iIcrrlng, near Beaver Dam, this
county, On the Sth instant, aged ~
years 10 months and Is days. She
= was Il fine old lady, chari1ably incl;n.
ed, and always divided with the poor
to the last Of her means. Her good
deeds will live, and long be remem-
bered by the neighborhood people.
= The protracted meeting at the Uni
ted Brethren Church in Eyler's Valley
closed on Sunday with gratifying re-
suits Experimental meeting in the
morning and preaching on Sunday
night.
The mail train on the w. NJ. R. R.
from Sabillasville was detained a few
hours on Tuesday and Wednesday
evening, owing to a large rock having
slid down from the sides Of the Deep
Cut between the Bridge Of Lodi and
the trestIing work above. It has been
removed and everything is in working
order.
1t is thought that the Emmitsburg
Branch Railroad will be finally graded
by the LIST of April, and the cars be
in running order by the LIST Of septem-
Der.
/ SoLD.--Mr. John Root has sold bis
brick shop, Main stree to Mr.. David
Martin, who purposes carrying on the
saddlery business in this place.
On the 18th instant, near SnivlHeld,
liarbaughs Valley, Mrs. AMBROSE, aged
about 80 years-a member of tIA. Lutheran
Church
tB- We hear no more of that lively air
the "Campbcls are Coming" and the New
County of Catoctin,' from the Mechanics
town CLARIoN.-Ner Windsor Letter.,
The Campbells have come!
tE- Mr.. Joseph p McDivit, of Liberty
township, Adams county, Pa, has sent
car load of flour and pork trom his mills.
near Fairfield, to Baltimore, t1o the West
crn Maryland Railroad and Mechanics
town.
Our churches ought all to be al ranged
50 that the audience set facing the DOORS.
Ii would save Il considerable number ut
E" neck twistcrs" the trouble 10 sse who
comes in last.
~ If this is Leap Year, il bchooves the
ladies to look before they leap"
Mr.. VIM Biygs says that all the old
maids or widows who don't get n'frritl
this year, will stand Il poor change usxt
year
Mr.. Chas L. Casscll the Worthy chief,
reports the Good Trmplar orgnMiz"tion in
Mrchanicstown to be in Il tlourislhnS con-
dill IN.
Air. j. Ed Martin is pronounced first
rate Auctiouccr. Terms reasonable.
- Fresh Garden Seed at Chsw e.
Stocksdacs.
c5Y- \ contemporary threatens to send N
small pn> patient after his subscribers who
are in arrears for more thaM year.
Snccziny is popular, but not in church.
t5S- Moving day on the lot Of April
comes on Monday.
.FY- III, W. Stem has established Broom
Factory in Sabillasville.
The Rev james b. Avirctt, of the Prot
cstant Episcopal Church, on last Sunday
at the Stone School House in
this place, delivered an eloquent and i'm
prcsSivc sermon ON the subject of CHARITY,
Sun rises to-day at 6.53; sets 5:37
Sc's' Now is the time to plant flower
seeds There is nothing SO beautiful "
flowers in the lovely month Of May.
~ Fora small village like Mechanics
town no place in the county is more given
TO change with every returning spring OF
he year.
The matrimonial mania is on the rise in
MechanicstoWn.
The population of Mechanicstown is
Increasing.
If you want more bidders, and con-
higher prices for your prop
,rty, advertise your public sales in the.
as we'll as by handbills.--
Those who have tried the "experi-
nent" find that it will pay"
TALKED OF.-Lutheran Concert in,
few weeks Episcopal Chapel Con-.
ert at Glds' Hall, about Easter
Ionday; Catholic Fair about the,
middle of May.
REPAIR SHop.-A repair shop Of
he W. NJ. r. r. company should be
established in this town, both on the
rounds of convenience and general
tility, in case of accidents or land
lides in the mountain gorges.
CLOVER HULLER.--Mr. Samuel
Warner, near this place, has hulled 5l3
ushels of clover seed this season, and
hrashed out $4,000 bushels of wheat
ince harvest, within an area of FIVE
lilies of this locality.
ssA- The Teachers Institute Of Fred
rick county is now in session at Fred
rick, Prof. Newell, Superintendent OF
ublic School, is in attendance; ~
,achers of the public schools of the
ounty are present, and the proceed
os under the administration of Prof.