Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-04-21

tina, did i, deserve no good &ord we wout
be under no obligations 10 give it. TO say
that the -four was good would not do II
justice; it made for US several Of the LOTT
e. t, sweetest and whitest loaves that We
have seen lately. That mill has for the
past Several years had a reputation fol
good -four aud Mr.. Jones has certainly in
creased it,
SpH1No AND SUMNER GooDa.-Mr. 3
Collinower s. son, Of Ffanklnville bnve
received their new stuck of Spring and
Summer goods. to which they desire to chi
the attention Of their friends Their stock
consists in part of Ready Made Cl"fhing
Cashmeres, Lawns. Prints, Alnacas. Lin
ems, Ginehams, Cloths, Wor>'eds Suitihgs
CasSimercs, B'rsched and Brown MusliLs
Notions, Gloves, Parasols. Hosiery, Sc"rfs
Ribbons. Hardware. Qlecnswarr, Cedar
ware, Clocks. Trunks, Mirrors, Oils, Paints
Flour, Meal, Bacon. Lard, &c. Also lo'
of Rails and Posts. Call and examine oul
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Apr 14,f COLLIFLOWER s SON
A gentleman from the ncig hborhood OF
Lewistrwn. informs us that the party who
has been endravor;ng to locate claim Ia
some part of that town has thus far been
unable to discover "startin- point, all
the old landmarks. the corner s4one1 hav.
ing been removed or covered out Of sight
II is well that such il the case. for. If he .,
any of his ancestors ever did own it, they
should not have allowed it to pass out q
their possession without having value re-
ccved" and those who now occupy paid
for il once, doubtless. and shnnl. not he
called upon to pay for j, again. We ar,
pleased 10 learn that he can't find starting
po mt.
MAMMOTH STocK On Monday morn
ing of last week, Mr. John Root visited
the cities, returning on Wednesday even
ipy He WAS followed by huge boxes of
goods and his stock f goods is large, va
RED and well selected, He has several
spcciaIlie-, to examine which, it would re
| wise to call on him.
. We ,'isc,ain all responsibility for the ter
rhle mess, that we have made Of MIR. Zoo. $
focal; his stock having just arrived. and the
people not allowing him time to arrange his
goods, We hnyc naturally go, things some
what nike in reporting lis stock. II is
a fair exhibit Of his counters, and he can,
help it and We dout care.
NoTlCE TO FARMERS AND OwSERs or
PRlvATE REsIpEACEs The safest and
beg, company IN which Farmers aud
owners Of Private Residences can insure
their Property, is the Time Trl'f and
FIRE Tested Agricultural Insurance Com
pany. 1t lnSrrcs nothing iii private Res
licences and Farm Property In the Inst
~ years /, has not had a loss Ct ovei -.
900, in one Fire. and it cannot he a.i"clr'i
bv sweeping CONGREGATIONS. rs its risk, are
all ,lc,Nrncd |, n>lIrs ncNins, 'ama!,r
hv lightning whr,hcr fire CUISINES or not
and insure t'>e Stock against beng kiIEi
hv lightning anywhrr" On The farm The
Agricultural Insurance Co. is a stock
company, and the strongest and largest
company, doing IN exclusive Dwelling
BusinrS> iu,h United States, If not in the
world aud is now issuing 80 600 P"'''lrs II
wear For further plrlrulars, Apply Ia
w G HORNFR, fmMin,hury, Nd
Dec 9 6 m.
EASTER SERVICES At THE LUTHERAN
CuuHCH-At the Communion and Con
firme,i6n services held at the Lutheran
church of this place on last Sunday the
church was crUHClc to an extent rcduir
ing ,hc addition OF several extra benches
in the ai,scs ufthc church. One hundred
and ninety partoOk communion otwh eli
one hunlrc, aud siXly-seveh were mem
hers "f that church, the others coming
from sister churches There were 81 X,rrn
received into the church by confirmation
and five bv letter, The services were COT
Quoted by Rev. W. e, Wire.
The Lutheran Sabbath school had s
special Easter exercise which WAS beld il
the auditorium If the church at 9 O'clock
in the afternoon, consisting of select cor
Ger, readings anl music.
TAKE Up TIE SEED. Mcssrs Yotn.
and Osmond instruct us to say that it viii
rc0cre two ounces Of Tomato Seed tt
grow sufficient plants t" plant III acre o
ground and ten quarts of corn per acre
Snx the tomato srel in drills about tour
inches apart, the seed ubnu, one inch apar
in the drills; drop fIur grains oi corn t.
the hin t. insure two or three good stalks
to the hin Checker your corn 81 81 AM
your tomatoes from 81 X 80 to SKIS. tn,
better the soil The further a7'ort, rs lh'
trouble is to r.yen rather than to grow th'
tomato. An Who intend to farm lind il
either Of these crops are requested to MAKE
application TOY the seed al once. AS W
showed by letters from responsible mel
lust week, that the business is n more pr.f
itab one than is t..e farming Of the orli
. nary crops we shall expect to have TIT
proprie,ors ind Ii tie lllKCaIty in securih,
the requisite acreage.
The icy reserve Of this community in th
matter Of welcoming strangers and new
enterprise has been abruptly, and vi
trust finally, Broken through. Wiz III