Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
POTATOES!
POTATOES!!

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ES!!
Early Rose AID Peerless potatoes For
Sale at ROOTS mar II at
Eon SALE--A frs, class, sewing ma,
chine. A bargain for a cash buyer. In
quirc at this office. feb. &c IT,
| 1t is our wish to secure q live CORE
spondrrt to write UP the local happenings
abou, Emmi'tsLurg and st. Mary's. Should
this meet the eve of any one so inclined, he
may hear from MS to a purpose, that will
in all probability be appreciated by Him
OFFER EXTRAORDINARY.
TO any one sending us twenty five cash
subscriptions, we will give rs II premium n
WEBsTEK's UNABHIDGED DlCTIoHARy
NJ the Clarion FREE for one year.
Sinol A Weller has delivered during
| the winter upwards of 1000 pcrchcs oi
stone to the pike company. In this he has
ircmovrd about one. half milo of stone
fence, besides clearing of q large tract Of
STONY batter thus materially improving
his Property. 1t is calculated the R,i,ronl
company for purpose of ballast and the
Pike company for purpose of nacndnmlA
inr la, moved over 100000 prrchcs Of
stone from rit'in u half mile radius Of our
square arl that there still remains mill
ions in it,
The &c session Of the Baltimore Con
ference OF the " K Church c'oaci It's
scs- ION ON Wednesday of last week. Rev
II. y West, late Of this Charge las bcca
appointed 10 the charge n, iomnev w.
Va md Rev J. O ;;arl-c will carne to
his circuit, From our rccol,ccions of
him Ms uur schnG'mntc " elvc years ago,
We ,l,saLc tor this charge, All earnest, in
tr.,iGcnt and active care for them, duriuE
h:~ iur.lmlrncv. oar best wishes accom-
PAN Nj West {, We ncw hJmc in " Va
i -t"am wagon intrniouslv constructed
W. NJ Potion, If Mt Pleasant, for tie
purpu7o of carving freight and passengers.
lns hccN len nj op" o'1l"- and has becA Q,
pulinci rs " number Of oar citizen. II
Wouil he the very .hlEg for our pixies rnd
n. the march Of Improvement progrrssr,
We take fo" granted il will not I've long We
fore We will.cr in general use steam wng
nns rs well as steam plo~s 49, Citizen.
FrrTnES 1t has arrvci in fact has
hcrn here f,r some time anl we feel that
we have long since been branded rs 4 COW
nri and \ MANY for not saving something
VERY snur, in regard to- it, for It appears to
have sp.ung from III" brain Of the invent
or n a sor, o' god send la witty editors, in
a ,lu'l tim" Please bear with us, frienda
we cannot Joke over game TINT is r".pon
sihlc for the insanity Of untold number and
untoI, number. vet to come. We see the
snd side of il and are affected by it. Par
don uI, but we have no Joke.
TuANkl-To tho kind friends who SO
promptly answered our personal appeal 10
them for subscriptions, we extend our
thanks The postal card s. stem has proven
"A success, and carries with it, the Gathering
conscjuu NESS on our part. that We have
than one hall Of them having received ia
vnrablc consideration, We shall certainly
make another similar cndcavor To those
who have made choice of the premium Of.
ftrcd and to those who may yet choose be
f re April lst, we wish to say that. none of
the premiums will be delivered until after
the above date We neglected so to state
at first. which was an oversight on our
part. The arrangements that We have
made will preclude or rather renders it in
convenient for as to deliver until about
April 9th but at thnt date all will receive
the work, that they may select.
NEARLY COMPLETED The fine new
fou, story Touring mill which Mr.. Samuel
Kcf,u1 err has mad erected on the site OF The
old mill destroyed by fire couple years
ago, one mile south OF this place, is So far
completed MS to enable him to begin oper-
atoms in il about the first of next month.
The machinery il AL first class and prob
ably uucxcclcd in any other mill in the
county Mr. Samuel Speck, the former
miller, will have charge of tie new MILL
Register. *
Cor IT AT LAsT.-Somc seven or eight
years ago Emory ii. Thomas, of this place,
got grape seed in his left ear, and was un.
able to cx,ricatc it. He has since suffered
consi dersblc pain at times, rs result
thereof, and had lost tho hearing in tina,
ear. Several physicians had endcavored
at various times to remove 1t, but failed to
do SO. On Sunday last, however, Mr..
Thomas himself succeeded in reaching the
seed and removing it, and as might he
supposed, is delighted over the relief thus
s'Nainc,l- Nrg,yt.,