Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-03-31

tin Furnace, household and kitchen furnl-
1urc. Sale at o'clock.
Wednesday, April 5, Mortgagcc Sale
Chas. T. Cassell will sell the Sash and Door
Factory situated ia this town. See advcy-
lisement elsewhere
Saturday, April 8, Frod'k White, at.or-
nev for the heirs of VIM Seton. valuable
Real Estate situated in and near the bor-
ough Of Mechanicstown
NDTICE.--Thos of our Subscribers
who intend changing their places of resi-
dencc this Spring, will please inform us of
the fact, so that we can have their papers
properly delivered.
FOX RENT have the fine weather.
boarded house known as the ''Shnllz Prop
erty," for rent from April 1st 1876.
CHAs. T.. CAsSEIL.
SCATTER your garden seeds in boxes
for early planting.
THE coming spring hat is absorbing
considerable female thought.
OUR country friends will obli"c US by
sending in items of local interest.
l'r will soon be time for the rising gen
rration' to talk over the scientific points
Of base ball match.
The man whose ambition is to simply
live, is Of no more Importance in this
world than an extra lat is.
Two small boys had tusscl in front Of
Martins confectionery last Saturday. -
Both parties whipped Of course. SO they
say
THE Carroll county Teachers Institute
will he in session on the ism Of April. a
literary time is anticipated Judging from
the programme sent to Us.
Mix. CALVIN RHODES, of Frederick, has
been appointed toll-gate keeper on the
Woodsboro and Frederick turnpike, vice
Ellen Lsmbrighi, declined.
MHs David Kennedy, an aged and re-
spccted lady, says the Examiner, died at
her residence on East Patrick street, thi,
city, on Monday night last
A COLLECTION for the benefit of the
missionary cause was taken ~ in the
Lutheran Sunday school last Sunday, and
a very handsome sum realized.
ALL the Confederate soldiers buried al
Gettysburg and other points in southern
Pennsylvania are to b. removed to WASH
ington Cemetery, in Maryland.
MR. Henry Bays, of lIagcrstown, has
taken possession of the Central Hotel Of
Frederick. He is spoken of in lla,tcrin8
terms by the Press Of IlaEcrstown.
LADY gardeners. maugrc the proycrbiul
ticklcncss and clustering Of March, are be
aginning to think about their spring cam
pagn among the plants and flowers.
WATSON is said to be a reliable weather
prophet, rs all Of his predictions have
come true up to date. A position under
"old prob" ought to he rendered him.
Samuel Brumhaugh and WIN. Crcigh,
two old citizens of Washington county,
died week before last-the former near
Hagerstown, and the latter in Clcarspring
District
ANDERSON Polly sits horse like one
whe has been there before, and the way he
rode up Church street last Monday, would
he a credit to one who makes race riding
specially
THE robbins and blue birds must have
gone into wiater quarters again, as their
familiar voices have not been heard for a
week past. The weather prophets fooled
them this time.
THE Boonsboro' Odd Fellow gives pub
lcitv to a rumor that the Clerk to the late
board of County Commissioners Of WASH
ington county, has ovcrdrawn his salary
by about $l400.
WE don't desire to create any undue
excitement among our readers, but our
duty compcls us to state that there viii be
Il total eclipse Of the sun Oh the 18th Of
August, 1909.
To, MORROW is the first Of April Gall
fools day BE careful not to pick up any
pocket books or suspicious looking bundles
you see lying around, as the boys might
get the rig" on you.
MILES White, who died in Baltimore,
two weeks ago, leaves bequcst of 500
600 to the Miles White Beneficial Society
Of Baltimore. The balance Of his large
estate goes to his family.
OUR popuIer auctioncr, J. Ed. Martin,
has cried seven sales so far this week.
HIS experience as a sale crier is not to be
doubted as people come from great dis
iancc in quest of his services.
THE Williamsport Pilot man has al last
found purchaser for his paper, and he
will now step down and out to attend to
the duties imposed Upon him at the late