Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-10-30

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No Coon PREACu1NG-No man can do
n good Job of worK, preach good sermon,
try q law suit well, doctor II patient, or
write good article when he feels miserable
and dull, with sluggish brain and unsteady
nerves, and none should make the attempt
in such condition when it can I've so east.
ly and cheaply removed by u little Hop
Bittcrs. See other column.
MECHANicsTowN, Oct. %, 1879, At all
adjourned meeting Of Board of Commits.
sioners of Corr Grafton Of Mechanicstown,
the President of Board. was ordered to
enforce the law in regard to ,l,sordcrly con-
duct Especially in regard to bontires in
the streets and also to prevent the disor-
derby conduct on tie occasion bf we'd
ding, Ivy makinga noise ON tin pans, horns
and yelling; and all other conduct that
may disturb the peace of the borough.
The excursion trains to the IIagcrstown
Fair were advertised to leave here at 8;l2
A. m, IN Thursday of last week, and 50
they did, aud left everybody here too, that
had expected to 80 on them, as they failed
to stop. 1t caused considerable mcrriment
on the part of some, at the anger, on the
part of others. They had only three hours
to wait, which time was consumcd,i in part,
by abusing the railroad officials, (whosc
fault i, certainly was not, as they couldn't
help, that the trains were fully and III part
bY compelling oura agent Mr. Hahn to take
back their tickets and resell to them, when
the mail train came along.
CORNER STONE LAYING, --'rhc Corner.
stone Of n new Reformed church, will be
laid with appropriate religious services on
the approaching Saturday, Nov. |, at 10
O'Clock II. m. The site Of the CT urch is on
east Main street The church will be Of
good size The foundation wall is already
built Rev. J s kieficr of lIngcrstow
Md will preach the sermon. Several 9th.
or ministers hcvr been invited A cordial
invitation is extended to the people of the
community 10 attend these services
Should the weather not be favorable the
sermon will be preached in one OF the
churches.
And now boys, bad boys we mean, you
and we for it, II You don't behave, you'll
hear from Ms We love and esteem yonr
parents, and coull have slept, without
waking, all ng,t under all tire gun. at Sc
bastopol, but You really must have II
thought, for those of weaker nerves, and
not make night hdceus, or you will hear
from rs again. We like had boys, in fact
wouldn't have. the town be without them.
rs it is so convenient, WHEN short of locals,
to pouncc upon some wretch Of II boy and
give him II half column drubhing and Then,
it so much helps to raise our moral status
in the eyes OF good, sclatc people, but toys
YOU really mustn't b" too bad.
Vote carly ON Tuesday morning, and
then go right down to square hard fight
for Your ticket. The man, who votes and
gocs home Ia lord ii over his wife and mi.
nor c;ildrcn, basins hls right, on his sll.
perior privileges rs an itranchiscd
American. does bat n small fraction of his
duty, us it is conceived inhe, by the full
blown button. hoicr and clcclioncercr, OF
American politics The sooner our voters
are given to understand, that they do not
at all understand their own minds, in the
matter of voting, but that the whole dis
tyct should vote, according to the direction
of two or three men in each party; the
sooner will the standard of our magnii-
cent institutions be r2iscd to Il grade Of
higher political intelligence, aho the re.
suit of elections will not depend upon the
ignorant choice of the rabhlr, but will be
controllcd,hy the intcllgcncef?,) and impair
TALLY (O, and unparalleled (?) choice, of
those who run the mashccn.' Sclah.
If the treasury of our borough will ad.
nit of any such expenditure, We suggest,
that Ruuzcr's Branch, on Main st, be
bridged before winter sets in, as it is the
one improvement to our streets now need
ed. We icel safe in asserting, that one or
more accidents have occurred there each
winter, since we took up our residence IN
this town. The ice and snow aCcumula-
ting on its banks, they become high and
prcclplous, and almost impossible with IL
sleigh and except with extreme care are
ruinous to buggy spring Give it your
consideration, gentlemen. And while we.
are on the subject OF corporation atfairs,we
desire to state that we hayc made n calcu.
lation of the time required to prepare the
large bouldcrs for the pike bed, that lie
along the west side of Church st and at the
present rate of preparing them, aud prAvi
died., the natural erosion of them by the ell.
pmpnts Goes not waste them away we