Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-06-16
Inral Me'ns.
Early potatoes here.

Early potatoes here.
The base ball mania has not affected our
town this season.
Browns Iron Bitters enrich the blood and
strengthen the muscular system.
Hay-making Is In progress and it is sup.
posed that harvest will begin about Mon
day eth.
Browns Iron B,tters are true tonic and
not ON alcoholic beverage.
Several of Que neighboring farmers sold
their wheat last week, receiving 81. IS q
81. 81 per bushel.
A true medicinal tonic, with real merit
Ia Browns Iron Htters.
Nature gave man q good stiff backbone,
but the durability Of woman's tongue is
tho result of local culture
The executors ofIsaac Weller, deceased.
have sold the home place near Graceham
to Mr.. johnson Jamison Of that town for
$1,000.
The democratic Primary meeting Of Me-
chanicstown district will be held in Justice
Whites Office on Saturday next, June Is,
at 8 o'clock p. u.
The engine Of the Mechauicstown Ac-
commodation broke some Of her machin-
cry on Thursday evening last and return
ed 10 Union Bridge for repairs.
tOO mixed Cards with mare, Is cts.
1OO by mail
Il. NJ. W1REMAN.
June 2.4t* Georgetown, Texas.
KICKED BY A CoLr.-Mr. Jacob Miller
of Rocky Ridge WAS kicked In the face and
badly cut aud bruised on Saturday of last
week, by colt. The injuries were pain.
full but not serious.
Mr.. VIM A. Lynn and wife executed a
deed to the Mcchanicstown Canning As
ISOLATION for lot of ground on Factory
Avenue Mechauicstown, on Thursday last.
the consideration being $225.
HANDSOME CoLr-Mr. E. N. Cover has
heaa;::ssu, Day colt. great grandson of
Lexington and Patrick Henry which is as
perfect picture Of horsetlesh for its age
as We have ever seen.
CHANGE OF TIME-The S. V. Express
train passes here bound east ats p. m,
instead of 5 40 p m, rs given last week,
the change having been made to allow more
time to make the run on the southern end
of the line.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. Seton Of Fair
field, formerly Of this place, when on his
way from the former place to Gettysburg
had the front spindle Of his wagon to
break, throwing him out and bruisng him
considerably.
Business men by taking the Mechanics.
town Accommodation each way, will have
ten hours in Baltimore end return the
same day, arriving there at 40 a. IN. and
leaving at 9 40 p. m, covering in full bus
lness hours in the city,
On Sunday, 9th inst., there were about
80 hands employed in putting in a passing
switch on the ". NJ. Railroad, about half
a mile below Middlehurg sta.ion,-Thc
switch is 900 wards long aud was completed
in less than eigll. hours
FoR SALE. The snug little property OF
Mr.. Jacob Was,lcr. one-tourth Of mile
north Of town. A good house and out
buildings and fruit trees improve the prop
er,y. Terms easy. Address the owner at
this place.
KICKED By A HoRsE-John kehn, who
gathers for c. A. Damuth, huckster, WAS
kicked on the hip by q horse OH Saturday
afternoon last lie got out Of the wagon
to fasten trace, when the horse kicked
him. The blow broke no bones, is very
painful bat not serious.
Women that have been bedridden tor
years have been entirely cured Of female
weaknesses by the use Of Lydia E, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Send to
Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham; 23S Western Az
snue, Lynn, Mass for pamphlets.
June l62tA
A great and not thought of advantage
Of our new cohbled drains consists Of their
disposition to carry of great portion of
the filth that naturally gathers in tine
streets and that heretofore found Judgment
among the uneven sides and Lollows OF
our drains.
The rain OF last week thoroughly soaked
the ground and interfered somewhat with
farming operations. Much Of the wheat
is badly lodged and tangled and some rank
growth of clover is down. Corn planting
and rcplanting is not completed and hay
making is here. Farmers will be in rush
shortly
Commenc cment exercises will be held o,
Mt ST. Mary's on Wednesday, 20 inst, and
as usual, at st. Joseph's on the following
day. We learn that tho school will close
this summer With the full expectation and
intention of re. opening in September, and
,aat no break will occur in the College
routine.
There are several cows owned around
town that do not consider a sixrail fence
the slightest cause why they should remain