Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-02-16


Mr. Daniel P. Whip, late Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, has sold his farm of
147 acres to Mr.. John W. Cook, for g.
500. Mr. Joshua Ahalt, who was also
Democratic candidate for Sheriff and later
for Register, has sold his valuable farm of
208 acres, to Mr.. Carltcn p. Ah:.lt for
$00,05 per acre, and 80 acres Of unimprov-
ed land to Mr.. Samuel KoontZ, at $62SO
per acre.
Two Organs.
Regulate first the stomach, second the
liver especially tue first, so as to perform
their functions perfectly and YOU will re-
move nj least nineteen lwen'ieths of all
the ills that mankind is heir to, in this or
any other climate. Hop Bil,crs is the
only thing thai will give perfectly health
~ natural action to these two Crgans,-
Maine Farmer
The heavy fall Of rrin and high temper
ature on Monday las, dis>patrd the snow
and filled our streams Our mountain
creek made The noise of n Niagara Like
lust season, we are having M abundant
rain fall and while it may he followed by
another drought, The sub-erranran res r
voirs " III he well filled and mill streams
and wells may lie expected 10 withstand a
prolonged season nf dry weather
In the railroad accident that occurred
TO freight train at Greenwood Park. w.
NJ X r. one night Inst week, the train
became nncoupled n, two places and the
brakeman Of he midd section, thinking
that j, WINS the entire rear end Of the train,
stopped, and the third part ran into il. No
blame could really be attached to any OF
the employ s All the cars that we're in
jurcd belonged to individuals on the Han
over rOnd
cash receipts tell the story" suppose
You should give up adver.ising?" lyon
must keep the boilers if nu wan, steam
lf>nu bank your fires too long it takes
time to start up. Advertising is the steam
which kee, s business moving I've
studi, d the matter"
L. B. CHuRCH PoRTKAIT.-A complete
history of the United Br lhren church, il
III ,raich by 200 pictures. A fine work ol
| art, taking tour years Of lnbor and costing
$1,000, by Rev J. H. TrrS!ing Tnr p"r
trait is intended for Framing, size 24x3C
in hes. Grouped in % departments and
sells for the small sum of 5000 II must
be seen To he Appreciated. We had 'h'
pleasure of being shown this beautiful
work of art, by Rev W l. Martin. who i,
authorized to supply all WHO may "s
/ this valuable treasure
VI,IT THE SCHOOLS 1t Is not onl
4, proper tia, parents should ,i,it t =, uhh,
, schools. bat il j. the wish "f TIE tracnr :
that they come and see how me Sc o"l,
are conducted Dnuhlr>s many mh,
think that their children should Nc IN a.
vnncrd Glasses wonld 10 huInr. thoruug |
satisfied That then cill was in a class oi
its rerrs and some might .ven have les
ilniteriug thought. On the euhj,c' Nisj
the schools md show tie teachers and
IL nils that yun are interested in ihri
work aud II will benef, both them anu
yourselves
Quality Hin Frt,, 10 1889
Mr.. Fdito.:--Q ,nlil> Eijii nnr,'"r> >i\
f.mli,s 5, IN, fiv, sewing marl ir"s, tnAc.
thrrc CLAvinS~ owns n:r dog ipt e''
all the eggs I al Ar" laid "n rirr ilIl NJ
Editor there is some d # renee hclwcr.
going up hill and taxing dawn pa
have trio both md prefer the {. rmrr
/ Never despair
When fug's in the air.
A sunshiny morning
VIII come without warning.
But some people will be gloomy all th,
time: they can't see the sun when it doe.
shine. With dle respect to the CLARION
A. X. NJ +.
CREAGERSrowS. Feb Is, 1882.
EpIToR CLARI0N.-Our meeting las
' Saturday in reference to the turnpike wa
certainly very encouraging. The suhsc'ip
tions were very large and the requisite
amour, is nearly Nil subscribed, that is TIN
ak thousand dollars The next rnc"'in:
will be held mex, Saturday in Wnnod.h"r
e Ivy which time we expect to ha," III t"
. stock subscribed and he ready to wait ~!
9 on the County Commissioners 10 hnv
r them take their amount VIZ, tw".ff'h> Il
four thousand dollars, supnosing the pix
no, TO cast less than $4,000.
\ A Friend of the Turnpike
e "TnE BEAUTIFUL" How long; oh hc'
long will pcrvers" generation of writer
u continue to harp upon, sing, whistle, r.
n peat and reitera,e lt9 Certainly it is neal
y tifIl under favorable circumstances, I
i when it is falling on roof THAT covers
% bursting coal cellar, or when You are ah
n to pay fur sI,ovclng off several hundr,
square yards of pa, ement and walks, I
IT j;,st 50 long as it remains the fenlherv, III
o maculate substance that Jack Frost fDrr
ed in the blue alher; hut when the coal b
d sronsumpted, the side walk requires yo'
n personal attention and when a genero1