Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-13

:, Printer to run the machine, if you don't
rive him money enough to grease the
press,
n<s- Pleasant parties and chops" at
N1ntcrcv Springs Harry Yingling is the
man to get up a nice cotilllon party ana
make everything pass OF agreeable. No
wonder SO many from l!agerstoWn ana
CDamhersburg and other places, Baltimore
and Washington call and larry awhile.
- The following advertisement ar-
rcars in the last Westminster Sentint:
70 TIE PUBLlC.--A report has been
circulated that and my witc's family are
connected with Joseph Davis and j. Ham
ilton Shcu who are"Nar"ed with the muir
1rr of Ahralam L. lynn. This is there
fore TO notify ill persons that there is no
irp,h in the report j. i. SllUEEN,
Warfcldsburg
TO make a town grow the best way is to
patronisc every thing in it and around
.',aout it--stnd your advertisements to the
Printer and tell the people what you max,
and what vou have rot to scll-eat, drink
.anl wear.
Fine Rain shower on Thursday night.
Oar town during the past week has been
rs hot as a baac oven AMI dull as 4 meat
axe.
DAYLIGHT nov comes at O'Clock in the
morning.
Do one thing at a time-thats the rule
when YOU have done slandcring your
ucighbor, then say yours prayers.
The oats and potatoes are pretty well
made. The crop of both in this section
are first rate. The price of oats mast soon
come down.
The cars of the " M. Railroad run
pretty full these warm days.
TOURNAMENT AND BASKET PIc-Nrc.-
Tournament and Basket Picnic will take
place at Rocky Ridge station on Saturday,
the 3D. Of August, 1872 Hon. John A.
Rooms and Hon L. n. Philips are to be
the orators Of the day.
Strange things sometimes occur in Me-
chanicstown lust before the beginning o
the dog days. But something very start
linz is soon to happen. We will notify
the public of the reality when we &c. full
particulars.
..SJ /
Young But it is better to marry late than
never. SO the old Bachelors ndold maids
say,
The cncampmcnt at Gettysburg on the
Attn was grand "tzzlc, many Of he mem
beers of the Grand Array of the RrpHbllc
returning day or two previous, and the
remainder on the morning of tire 4,h.-
They were loud in their Expressions OF CON
tempt and disgust in regard to tic manner
in which they had been treated, the eNlor-
ton cnlrayorcd 10 he practiccd upon them.
aad the lack of cUnI cnirnCcs, etc. Ihr
uOtoricv of Gcttyshurg is evidently on III,
WAGE. and it will hereafter require unusual
Inducements to be offered To tempt ih"
''Nnowin2 ones to visit that place ou pub
lie uccasous.-X'oolrr Spectator
o." We have received from Rocky
Ridge Il communication speaking very
highly OF the qualifications Of Mr.
Joseph II Black as Sunday School
teacher.
s.E" Many Of the flies which swar II
this Year thick as the leaves Of the
{ rest trees have a singing prorensi-
y.
rca, Niscrs are more forgetting
than for giving.
Oar friend Jeremiah FIohr is i'm
proving his milk business under the
ticket infringement.
nerAr The Fifth Regiment N. n, G
ca. J. Stricken Jenkins, Commander
passed through this place last Tues
day morning on the ears Of the ". NJ
H. X. about e clock, on their rcturi
from Uagerstown to- Baltimore.
The Lvnn-Davis trial, renewed
from Carroll county will take place
at Hagerstown, the latter part of thi:
month or beginning Of August.
The farmers have nearly all housed
their wheat crop, In many cases 1t IL
better than they expected,
Outside'of Baltimore and Climber
laud in Maryland, the price of rea
estate seems to have downward ten.
dency.
DEATH Of AN AGED C1tlzEN-Mr
Daniel Plainc one of the oldest anc
most respected citizens of this county
died at the residence Of VIM. Green
wood, near New Windsor, on the g
instant. Mr.. Plaine had reacho') the
lIye old age of 80 years and l3 days
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