Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

| buSlHCSS III tiC plloSl)lidtC Ilic Wis SlhihS
and fall. His Poudrette is pronounced by
all to be just the very thing for corn and
potatoes. Try it.
Mr.. FoUTz, BALTIMORE, MD.
Please send us a supply of Shrncrs Bal
samic Cough Syrup, it gives general salts
faction, there is II great demand for il here.
KEpNEK a. Son, WATERLOO, PA.
SrRow, Of tho Central, will remove to
the house on Water ST., lately made vacant
! by Dr.. Iienshaw. An addition has been
put to it by the owner, VIM. j. Frcczeto
the accommodation of II bagatcllc table.
EGGs SToLEN.-Onc day last week some
evil disposed SCAMP stole two dozen eggs
out of Carmack's hen house in broad day
light. Probably some OF the boys who are
engaged in picking eggs know something
about it.
AT the close of the present school term
friend Bobltz will again turn his attention
to photography. He contempatcs fixing
up an establishment for this purpose and
will be better prepared than ever to take
good pictures. Give him call.
DRESS WAsn-A very nice thing for q
lady to keep bottle Of this on her dress
ing table always, little spots on her gar
mcnts: One quart Of boiling water half
an ounce of camphor one ounce of boraX !;
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TRY THEM Trimming trees and shrub.
berry, giving some attention to the ar
rangcmcnt of flower beds, and especially
the pruning of grape vines should now &C.
cupy the attention Of the gardener and cul-
tivator of home comforts for the spring,
summer and autumn.
LAST Sunday was Palm Sunday. 1t
commentaries the brief popularity which
Jesus experienced on his last entry into
Jerusalem, when the people took branches
of palm trees and went forth to meet him.
1t was duly commcmoratcd in the Catho
lie church at Mt. st. Marys college.
.
lIydcr's list, We Emmitshurg patrons. Re,
member there is only one paper yet in this
volume and then commences II new one
Let us haze u big list and Wen work twice
as hard TO give You good paper.
CoMING.--J. p. Halbaugh mail agent on
the w. n. r. r. and IL former resident of
this place, will remove his family and
household goods from their present home
in Iiagrrs;own, to his oWM house Oh Main
ST., this town. All right, we are always
glad to wccum" such men as Mr. II.
| SIcKNEss.--Thc Middlctown Register
says there are a great many persons scI, at
the present time in this place and vicinity
and our physicians are kept quite busy in
giving ell Of them proper attention. Pncu-
monia appears to be more prevalent than
for many years past, and several persons
suffering with this disease are extremely
i'll.
OUR venerable townsman and wei
known "minc ho5t,' J. Is. Gilbert, vii
hereafter he found at the ho'l in this
place naw"l at',j' him Nj. G.. will dc
everything iii his power TO build up tn,
reputation Of his house and we feel salts
fed that before many weeks the faces o
his old customers will once more be seer
in our midst.
TIE ncw Joad TO the depot will soon ht
completed as far as the lone mill. Tho
road men are going to give Gus Il lift i,
;hat direction. Ii now rests with the clti
~cos of oar town whether the job win 1t
completed. We do hope tire commission
crs will do tl.c.I part and finish the work
before the Spr,ng rains. Let us have {
good road and less growing.
LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS - About on,
year ago had Nou;z's Celebrated lIors,
and Cattle Powders recommended to me-
| have used them since and can speak very
highly Of them. ! have bocn in the livery
business for thirty wears, and have used al
kinds of stock powders and make one my
SFI!, lliJ lIIi'l L QUIZ SuI'CiiOi " any /
have ever used
AMOS f, MOWER.
FIRST SERMoN.--Rcv II. p. West thi
new pastor Of the Al. +. Church, arrivct
here on Saturday last with his family ant
took possession of the parsonage next the
church. \ number of the good sisters an,
brothers lad the house open and W@rmc,
and ~ sumptuous rCpast ready for them o!
their arrival. On Sunday he preached hi
Introductory sermon to Il very large audi
cnce and it was received with great favor
by all. The Rev. gentleman has certainly
made Il deep impression already and W.
predict for him abundant success ",
hope his sojourn in this place will he boil
profitable and agreeable anC'may he be tht
means of doing much good in the comma
nifty All speak in glowing terms Of lii
first sermon.
DEATH FROM PARTNERSHIPS. Marga
ret BowcrsoX, wife Of Mr George Bower
soX, of this place, died at her rcsidcnc,
here on Wednesday morning last, after ;
brief illness, Of paralysis, aged 70 years -
On Tuesday morning of last week Mrs
BowcrsoX was in the enjoyment Of nc
usual good health, and after prcparn!