Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-29
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New wheat was received at the corn ex.
change, Baltimore on Tuesday.
Cherries and strawberries are now fur.
-xlhed in abundance. but at rather steep
prces-for poor printers.
Go to Polley's and try his Ice Cream,
The best IN TOWN. 15f
Doc. H. C. Andsrs has bought himself q
very fine three vear-old and is breaking 1.
to harness 1t gives promise Of a very
6ne driver.
That is a very handsome puff, but we
are of the opinion that equally as fine
work is done by Mr.. Hammaker, right
here at home and probably at more reason.
able prices.
1t is reported by some farmers that the
black birds are usually destructive to the
young corn this spring. This Is attributed
to the fact of the season being late before
the corn made its appearance above the
ground, and when It did these birds had
their Young to feed as well as themselves.
Policy has ten excellent cider barrels for
eale. 15f
HAIL On Wednesday afternoon a heavy
fall of rain accompanied with hail visited
this place. The largest piece of ice that
was measured WAS found to be one and
one quarter inches In diameter The wind
was not SO strong aud little damage was
done
For clean, nice and sweet preparation
of Cod Liver Oil-Schley's Emulsion has
no equal.
We read Horatian satire in the Banner
and Inder. Several young men are privi-
legged to practice in those columns. the art
ni delivering scathing invective, and the
latter paper fearing bu.lud might ful,o o.
had to tone down the temper of the satire
70 moderate sarcaNn. The southeast cor
ner Of Frederick county is alive with sling
ers of bitter ink.
The Chronicle says the tax levy In En-
mi'sburg for borough purposes is one dol
lar per hundred. We manage to get along
here with ffleen cents on the hundred
d liars and our charter limit is thirty
-.cen,s We would like to witness the cir,
Gus that would be organized here by the
taxpayers should there be levy of one
d ,llar made
Should this item meet the eye of anyone
disposed to act as Agent or Correspondent
or both for the CLARION, we shall he
pleased to hear from them, Upon receipt
of letter stating willingness to act in
such capacity, we will send you the nee
rssary information and as it Is our wish to
have one such in each locality, we trust
that our readers will aid us in finding a
proper person in their respective neighbor,
hoods
Stop that cough and procure relief Al
rnce by the use of Dr. Schley's Family
Cough syrup-Only % cents per bottle.
Safe, sure, pleasant.
FERrILrzERs.-Mr D. A. Sharctts, at
York Road, is largely engaged in the man
ufacture of super phosphate and judging
by the very pronounced testimonials that
he has received, he is making very su.
perior article. He is having printed at
this Office, in pamphlet form, his own
statement and the testimonials Of large
number of prominent farmers many OF
whom are personally known to US and
their unqualified Endorsement Of his Bone
Phosphate is to us and will be TO many
Others, all that will he required to place it
successfully on the market this season.
ELRGANT.-The Hagerstown Globe says:
ave notice in finished condition, at the
marble yards Of Stoutfer & Darner, beau
tiful Italian monument, to he erected IN
Mcchanicstown, Frederick County Md
This monument is to mark the Cover
lot in their Cemetery. The design is of the
latest style, and quite handsome. The pro-
portions and artistic finish is Of the very
hest. The work was executed by Mr. OAR
ner, the junior member of the firm, and
stamps him among the first artists Of the
State. With such work as this the popu'
larity OF this firm must spread.
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, Dia'
betes.
No danger from these diseases If you use
Hop Bt,ers; besides. being the best family
medicine ever made. Trust no other.
A REMARKABLE CAsE.-There is fam
lily living in the neighborhood Of Lewis
town, this county, of which the following
marvellous history has just been related to
us by a responsible physician, well &C
Quainted with the facts. Some fifteen OF
twenty yearsago the father and mother
had a quarrel and for a year the formeI
never spoke to the latter. A child wa:
born eight or ten months after the QUAR-
rel and he has never spoken word to hi
father They work together, days at
time and the father talks u his son but III
never answers. The young man has beer
questioned in regard to the matter and III
says that he is never prompted to speak
to his father, that he has never had an i'm
pulse to speak and that it seems to hin