Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-30
TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.

Shade trees are now pronounced rs pos
scssing sanitary value.
SEE meeting notice Of County Commits
sioncrs in another column.
Don't depend upon your ncishbor to pay
the printer--pay what you owe ut once.
Remember SIZES is a special low rate for
aycar's subscription to the Clarion.
The permanent exhibition at Philadcl,
phia is now kept open on the Sabbath.
Does it seem as if we would rub our
hands with cold in about two months from
now.
If all carth's wrongs were riyhtcd, some
fellow would grumblc because there were
no wrongs.
'IIc that steals my purse, steals trash, "
but lie that owes for his paper, gets that
which costs us cash.
You can't rear boy in the way he
should go without paying good deal of
attention to the rear.
One of our young men struck" the
other evening, because his girl switched
her train on the street.
SEE II ". of Dr. IIcnshaw in this issue in
rctcre ace to Il superior article Of phos
phatc.
Nix. Philip lIard;rg,a resident of New
Market district, died last Thursday week
Of Dropscy, age 80 yesrs.
1t ia complained of by the busy house
wife that many OF the eggs now brought
10 town are n little too ripe
Ir is estimated that over 10000 persons
visited Emory Grove Camp during its con.
tinunncc, and about 200 ministers
"To the pure, all things are pure" all
who use 'rcrry's Snlicylic Soap are bound
to hc pure and will breathe an air of prr.
ty.
New is the time to send in your ioh
work, circulars, bill heads, &c, rs we will
insure them 10 be done in neat and salts.
factory manner.
THE gentle sport" Fillmore, who was
horn fred and never got rested, has Just
received fifty dollar job; ana has gone to
work like II "tronpcr'
slice of Watermelon and several green APP
piles, eaten before you retire, are better
than an alarm clock
TmE peach orchard Of Mr. John Rouzrr
near this place. was visited on Sunday last
by quite \ number of lovers of fruit. OF
cure they asked for them.
Any man who bitches u horse to a shade
tree, is deserving the rtron. expressions Of
opinion passed upon him by the owner Of
t,r tree, and thee are seldom kind or po-
lite
Mr. Harriet Doll. an aged and respected
lady Of Frederick. met with errou, ac-
citlcnt whilst visiting her garden last Wrc'>
She i, the mother OF &. Joseph Dell that
city.
Hope too long deferred makctll the
h-,rt sick" but rr-cn apples operate ON
man. internal -rr .nscmrnt> like the name
of Russian general on the jaw OF coun
try school marin.
MAJ. o. 4. IIorncr, of Emmi ,hurg, ha>
been appointed by Collector Thomas [.
5. Storckc-prr. vice W. H. Picking, Esq.
removed The Major will make a very
efficient officer.
TuEnE is many slip 'twixt tic cup and
the lip, hut there can be no danger in using
DR.. Schlcy'S Family Cough Syrup for all
your Coughs and Colds. 1t never fails
At Gills' store, only O. cts.
Nix Joseph Wcddlc of Carroll street this
place, is having n fine large porch built in
front of his residence. This is quite an
improvement and is AN ornament as well
~ comfortable addition to the house.
,JrRons.-Wm. Mcdaniel and Frederick
White have been drawna, Petit Jurors for
the September term Of Court, in place of
l.. $. Shuford and George Ii. Hays, who
are disqualified from serving in that capac
ity.
THE picnic at Smthfcd station ON
Thursday last wigs but SHINY attended ow-
ing to the threatening aspect Of the wealth
or. John Edward, the caterer, only real.
lied some $50 which Was a poor days
work
WE erred little last week in saving
that Miss Dovic Pencil had hcmorhagcs
of the lungs. She has indeed been quite
sick but, up to this time has had no hem
orlagcs and the chances are now that she
will soon recover
THE Frederick Times since 1t has donncd
its new clothes is putting on airs and
crticiscs the productions Of its poorer re
lntions. What's the odds, brothers, whether
it is the toe nail or the race that comes OFT
in due time.
THE Frederick Times says that Mrs.
Dixon of that city, who had son killed
on the l2th of June in the railroad dSas-
ter at Point Of Rocks, has received ST 900
from the Il. o. Railroad Company. and that
the family of Mr. Walker, who was killed
ut the same time, has received 81 800.
BrsH MEnTING.-Rcv. Freed, pastor of
the United Brethren church, will hold a
a 4