Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22

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grow thick by the use of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Half Remover.
The wheat has made rapid change du.
ring the past several days and harvest is
but short distance ahead The barley has
all been harvested.
Policy has ten excellent cider barrels for
sale. inf
There is not house, nor even part of
house to let in our town. Some are
needed and more likely to be wanted
shortly, Sounds well.
An exchange says that it is a bad thing
to get rich too rapidly. just to think of
that. Now we'llhave to lay awake of
nights again worrying over some plan to
guard against that evil too.
Go to Polley's and try his Ice Cream.
The best in town. 15tf
A basement has been fitted up under the
Bussard property, now owned bv Mr.. Jno.
Rouzer and occupied by Rev w, G. Wire,
which adds greatly to the convenience of
the property, The finishing touches are
also being given to the Female Seminary
building.
Chas G. Fulton. editor Of the Baltimore
American, author of Europe viewed
through American Spectacles, is off on
another tour of Europe and will renew his
letters over the signature of"C. c. F." in
the Amertcan This will make the paper
even yet better than it usually is.
Greencastle Grain Cradles, no steam
ed fingers, but genuine sawed, none better
made. Mason's Glass Fruit Jars. Paris
Green, dead shot for Potato Bugs. Nice
assortment of Parasols and Fans ut
June l5tf* G. H. JOHNSON'S.
GRACEHAM S. SCHOOL PICNIC.-Thc
Grnccham Sunday School will hold their
annual picnic on the 10th of August The
usual excellent program of exercises will
he adhered to and several speakers ofprom
inence will address the asscmblagc. Pos.
tiers containing further particulars will be
out in ample time.
EELs--A party Of four from this place
and one from Adamsville, campcd on Fish
ing creek about two miles above Lewis
town on Tuesday night last and put two
hundred hooks in the stream between
their camp and Shines Saw Mil. The
night was an excellent one, according to
the accepted theory of eel catchcrs., viz ,
dark and calm. The rule received only
moderate additional proof, the catch being
thirty three and four escaped, making in
all thirtv-scvcn or something less than
one sixth the number of hooks The par.
~ killed a black horse runner snake, ii'c
feet seven inches long.
Stop that cough and procure relief at
once by the use of DR.. Schcy's Family
Cough Syrup--Only % cents per bottle.
Safe, sure, pleasant.
New Entrance into new
volume, on the part of newspapers is Gel
cbrated AS are the anniversaries Of birth or
among editors and other men.
1t is customary to note the occasion and
we are pleased to bid the Emmi,shurg
Chrontclc many happy returns Of the day,
the fourth of which ii celebrated on the
10th inst 1t is fitting occasion on which
to say il, and rs we are not prone to flat
terry. none will accept it MS such, when we
affirm that in its editorial columns. we
find thu ahlcst and most readable articles
that appear in the county press. Tut,
tut No Mqucts.
Local. Newspapers The Nav York
Times explains why publishers of local
newspapers receive subscriptions FROM
large cities rs follows; a wholesale mcr-
chant in this city, who bad become rich at
the huSn, s., SAYS his rue is. ,hnt when he
sells bin OF goods oncrciit, to immediate
" subscribe for the local paper of his debt
or. So long as lis customer adycrtlSes lib.
orally and vigorously, he rested. but as soon
rs lac began to contract his advertising
space, he took the fact as evidence that
there was trouble ahcal, and invariably
went for the debtor Said he. "rhe man
who is too poor to make his business
known is too poor to do business" The
of an advertisement Is evidence
of weakness that business men are not slow
to act upon.
A rare chance; Wanted :-A
number Of live, energetic persons to cor
respond with us in reference to Il go0d
Oti.g, whereof we not only know, but Of
which we have control. There is money
in it, for an active, hard working man
Business perfectly honorable, pleasant and
no risk. Address this office. ! tf*
New SCHEDULE.-Thc change of time
in the running of trains has been made
and as It came too late for us to make the
change in the table this week, we note as
follows the changes rs they affect trains
passing this and other points west of
Union Bridge. Trains east leave here as
follows:
Express ut, ......,........ 8 20 q m
Mail NJ. .........'... % * p III
Trains west leave here as follows:
Mail at ..................1O So am
Express at ................6 45 pm