Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-06-02

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another horse was kicked by the one lie
Was leading and was severely hurt. l,
was at first thought that the bone in the
hip was broken but upon examination il
was found that no bones were broken
Had the blow struck him an inch or two
higher up it would probably have been ia
tai DR.. NJ. E. Leatherman was called IN
the case and reports the doctor as being
in no danger
We learn from the Waynesboro Record
that "Emmittsburg is having a silver ore
sensation" Go in "Emmi," we have the
"other end" of that lode down this way
aud wasted several columns Of space on it,
about year ago.
Mr.. John Root exchanged with Mr..
Marshall Gilbert of Woodsboro his old
for new falling.top buggy. The latter
is Of excellent style and apparently of as
good material and workmanship. lie has
also bought himself a new horse.
Thousands of ladies to day cherish CRATE
full membranes of the help derived from
the use Of Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable
Compound. 1t positively cures all female
complaints Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
ham, 1888 Western Avenue. Lynn, Mass,
for pamphlets. June - ct.
Things are dull during the warm season,
in this Office A libel suit would not be a
bad thing and lnasmuch as there Is a piece
of frsl.class material near hereabouts, we
are about halfdisposed to try the thing
on, just for the sake of our local page.
During the present squabble in the two
political parties in tliIs state, quite noun
tain of campaign thunder is being furnish
ed, each to the other and what fun it will
be when, next fall during the canvass we
shall have the pleasure of hearing it all
explained away.
The Boonsboro Tines tells of a man liv'
ing near that town. who has averaged
$40 cords of wood, cut each year since
IA years of age, now Al and then asks
who can beat this wood story" 1fit
would be in the wood, We would. Snaix
is our best holl.
May we be boiled in oil. shot ont of a
cannon and smashed with pile driver i:
this does mt beat all the conundrums we
ever heard: 1T young lady by the name
of Pink marries man named Blue, then
get divorce Court changing her
name to her maiden name (Pink)-is she
! Miss or Mrs. Pink?
From all points comes complaint of fnil'
ure ofcorn in sprouting and still further OF
the ravages of cut-worms destroying what
does sprout and make its appearances above
ground. The farmers in this neighbor
hood have suffered like many others but
not to the extent reported from some local.
ties. They are worse in this local
ity than they have been for many years,
corn, cabbage and tomatoes are being de
stroycd, whole fields nj a time. 1t will
soon be time for the dynamite which forms
in them by nature to act upon them and
blow them up. This, we have upon the
authority of naturalists, is the mode OF their
death
OF the mary comments on the New Re
vision we have read none with which we
have been so well pleased as with the one
printed by US this week. 1t is concise
covers the subject generally on interesting
points and is liberal in its view. This SUB
iect being at present uppermost in The NJ
erary world, we are pleased to give it the
space We have
We should be highly pleased to attend
as reporter Mum" sociabc. We throw
GU, that suggestion having two-fold pur-
pose first, to set the idea afloat and second
to secure an invitation which we might
not otherwise receive. The rules are, "one
cent to smile, two cents to laugh, three
cents to talk, each and every otiense." The
money shou d be donated to some charita-
BILE purpose
PUBLIC SALE--R. II. N. Freshour, Ex-
ecu,or Of Henry A. Freshour, deceased
will sell at the home Of the late decased
near Middlepoint school house miles
south east of Wolfsvile. at Public Sale on
Saturday, June 10, at 10 a. m, one horse
wagon, buggy, lot ofhay, farming utensils
and household furniture. Terms; six
months with interest on all sums in excess
of five dollars.
Young, Osmond and Co., will soon be
in town to superintend the placing of the
machinery in the Cannery (if tannery why
not cannery,) They will put in planel
this fall and i'll dress and make their box
es here, our mountains furnishing the lnm
Der, poplar, our mills do the saving, oul
mechanics the work; they will also make
their cans here. And another year the
"CLARloN" Office will do their label print
ing.
Notice.-Young, Osmond & Co., have
authorized us to state to the farmers tina,
they will pay three cents more per bushe
for tomatoes provided fifty acres are plant
ed, or eighteen cents per bushel. Tomato
plants will be furnished to all who will
plant them at 81 80 per 1000. This extra