Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-15
loral Men1s.
The turnip crop will be light.
Moons hind quarter this week.


Moons hind quarter this week.
Our schools are but fairly we'll attended.
See Birely's Fertilizer Adv, in another
column.
The pear crop has been unusually large
this season.
Felix Munshower will stretch hemp,
one week from to morrow
The best food for the nerves, brain, and
muscles is Browns Iron Bitters.
There was light frost on Tuesday
morning in the low places along Hunting
Creel
Softening of the brain prevented and
nervousness cured by using Browns Iron
Bitters.
Get furlough, quick, Alex! Get out of
the Govt Printing Office aud come home !
It's q bouncing big boy.
Mental depression, weakness, and gen
eral debility promptly cured by Browns
Iron Bitters.
The water supply at Mr.. John Rouzer's
tannery is failing and will soon seriously
interfere with the work.
Cider Vinegar tor sale at
July 2s-3m* ROOTS.
OFF FOR CoILEaE.-Lastw week, Harvey
and Maurice. sons of Mr. John Rouzer Ell.
tered Gettysburg College.
MAcKERAL just received and for sah at
July 28.3m* ROOTS
See H. f.. Steiner's card in referen to
his position as Candidate for Sheriff, under
the head OF New Advertisements.
Raw Bone at the Crescite Fertilizer
Works Sept. S-2t*
QuERY.-Do engineers make as free use
of the whistle in all the towns along the
line Of the W, NJ. r. r., as they do here'
Although there was large crop of oats
grown this season in this locality, it is still
very scarce, but few farmers having
J.. threshed
New Mackerel at
May 56tf STOCkSDALES
SALE OF ScHooLHoUsE.-On Saturday
afternoon last, the old Stone Schoolhouse
was sold at public sale to Warner T.
Grimes for $22b.
Doors AND SHOES, just received a new
and full stock, at
July 2S-3m~ ROOTS.
There was time, when one might al
most have believed, that last Saturday
nights primary had taken recess Of
twenty four hours.
FLYNETs Leather and cotton Flyncts
or sale cheap, at
July 23-3m* ROOFS.
The extreme heat OF three days last
week killed the foliage ON great many
trees and devastated gardens, truck patch
es and cornficlds.
The following is a correct return of tie
sales of real estate by Charles Eyler, sur
viving executor IF David IIarbaugh de-
ceased viz $26,6i5.55.
We may be charged with becoming mo
notouous and tlresome, but really Messrs
Commissioners. the paving question is
taking on limp and lifeless aspect,
A theory is cxtant. that dear corn makes
cheap pork. Proportionately to past years
we should expect to be able to bay pork
this winter at $500 to $500 per 100 lbs
A burned leaf, supposed to have been
borne through the air from the mountain
Tres above Fairfield, Pa fell in the harn-
yard of Dr. G. NJ Zimmerman one day last
week
Personal Whitman, who has
been engaged at millwrightlng near San
dusky Ohio, during the past two months,
returned home on Friday last and will en-
ter College.
Deed Bro Rodrick the dog story was
NEITHER fiction, nor POLITICALLY fanciiul fact
That was sober local" Beware Of
CLARION snaix, however, they do not in
vite confidence.
NEWS FROM SCuooL.-The boys at Get
.tysburg have been heard from. They are
pleased with their room and boarding
house, like their tutors, are down to hard
study and haven't gotten homesick yet.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound has done thousands Of women more
good than the medicine of many doctors
1t IS a positive cure for all feA.ale com
plants Send to Mrs. Lydia f. Piukham.
Some of our families arranged to catch
rain water on Sunday LIST; result, very
muddy water. The dust that had accum-
,ulated on the roof descended with the
water anL rendered it useless for laundry
purposes
We acknowledge the receipt, and return
,thanks to Mr'Chas. A. Vogelcr chairman
of the "Oriole" pageant to come of in Bal
timore, on the 10th, 18th and 18th of next
month, for complimentary ticket to re.
served seats.
From the Dayton Duly Journal, we ex-
tract the following precious bit of news