Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-10

rels filled with rubbish, with a thin layer
Of fish on top.
No matter what your ailment, Browns
Iron Bitters will help nature cure YOU.
Ifthe CLARION should prove less inter
esting than usual, please charge it to our
forefathers, who so arranged our instltu-
tions, that elections occur annually and
rely upon our promise to make amends in
the near future.
AN EDITOR NoMINATED.-Mr Chas. e.
Casscl, editor of the Catoctin Cla,Son, of
Mechanicstown, Md. has been nominated
by the Democrats of that county for the
House of D legates. We do not know
what his chances are, but we do know that
if elected he will try and take care of his
friends. Carlisle Herald d Mirror.
The mass meeting in town on Saturday
night brought quite a number of visitors
from neghboring towns, among whom
we note Mr. Paul Motter, son of the Ed-
tor, Mr.. Harry Qnynn, foreman, and Mr..
John johnson, devil" of the Chronicle;
MIR. Ed Molter, Mr. Douglas Fraley and
Mr.. VIM Huke, ali of Emmittsburg.
PRoLIF1c Mrs. Mary IIospelhorn sent
to this Office last y eek, two vines, on one
of which were so and on the other GO Gym
hlings. The vines are of peculiar growth
being about three inches wide and about
rs thick as ordinary pastcboard. The frost
in killing those vines destroyed about two
barrels of cymbIings.
The chief provisions of the game laws
passed in 1880, are: Partridges or quail
cannot be killed between February lst and
November LIST; rabbits between February
10Th and November LIST; lnuskrats between
March 18th and December 10Th. Many
pelsons are under the impression that the
prohibition ceases earlier lhnn these dates,
but the words of the law are plain.
DR. H. H. STEINEh's ADDRESS on Sat
urday evening of last week, while 1t was II
thoroughbred political speech, WAS not that
of a drmaeogur, but of Il scholar and gen
tlcmau Political opponents, fiat all no.
elal, can but enjoy the fine address, thasle
language and spicy hulnor Of the Doctor,
He may rest assured that he always leaves
!. favorable impression, pcrs nally, II not
politically upon the people Of Mechanics
town district.
Judge Il. n Monroe, of the 'oonsboro
Ytmos, was in our office on Tuesday The
Judge is by all odds the handsomest editor
in Washington Co We mean just what
we say odd Fell0'c.
We do not doubt that Brother Mcutzcr
is correct, but nevertheless to be called the
hnndsomest editor in the county is no cvl-
dcnce of a handsome man.- Boo"Sdoro
Times.
The handsome editors would seem to be
scarce in Washington county. Guess
Frederick county may be depended upon
to fill the quota of Western Maryland.
RHvIvED.-Thc Sharpsbury Enterprise
has been revived after Il period Of three
months rest fIum its labors.
1t is now under the editorial manage
ment Of Mr. Chas. &, Biggs, a gentleman
of fine attainmcnts, Il member OF the Ha-
aerstown bar and "A graduate Of Dickinson
College Recalling some of his literary
productions as student, we do not hest
tate to rank it in advance, with the aDies'
edited papers in Western Marylaml. 1t
will. however, vey the soul of Chas, to be
,'uon.pariisan," we imagine. Here's luck
for the sake of 20.
VERY OFTEN TIE CAsE.-An cantor
makes an innocent remark OF general
character, meaning no disrespcct Oh injury
to an, individual. 1t is printed and is
read by his subscribers. That Innocent
remark is taken as SANDER by at least
one person ont OF ten who see it and they
swear that the editor meant nobody else
but them. Ii is folly to take unto your
self any remarks which are not Intended
for You and il only proves that the shoe
fits very tightly. The person who refuses
to apply general remarks to himseltis pos
sessed of good sense and will never need he
sorry that he did not fly into a passion at
every item he saw in a newspaper,
HEALTH hope and happiness are restored
by the use of LYDIA + Pinkhams Vegcta-
bic Compound 1t is a positive cure for
all those diseases from which women suf-
fer so much. Send to Mrs, Lydia E Pink
ham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass,
for pamphlets.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS AT FRANK.
LIN MILLS. the undei signed having Just
returned from the city with full and com
plete line Of Goods, consisting in part OF
Dry Goods, Groceries Notions, Hardware,
Oucenswarc, Woodenwarc, Boots and
Shoes, "a fan and complete stock IA special
ty) ncady-Madc Clothing, Bacon, Salt,
Lard and Fish, Rails and Posts always on
hand and for sale, low. The above goods
haze been selected with care for our trade
and were bought low tor cash, and will tie
sold low for the cash. Do not forget, at
the old stand, Franklin Mills Give Us Il
call