Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-15


"a ny very heavy dssh of rain that did
considerable damage to the cornfields and
lodged agreat deal of wheat. The fall
was nothing, in COMPARISON to that of May
2Sth
" think, said u fond parent, "that lit.
Tie Jimmy is gong to be poet when he
grows up. lie doesn't eat and sits all day
ny the stove ind thinks, aud thinks. "You
Ind better grease him I'LL over. lie is GO
ing to have the mcascls. That's what ais
Jimmy"
Who hit your Goo. w. Stocksdalc,
with new maciercl ut bottom prices.
Whole, half and quarter barrels. Full
weight guaranteed. Bought by 20 barrel
lots to job and retail. Cali and see them
before buying. may 25 Inn
The music by the choir in the Lutheran
church on last Sunday was well rendered,
the selections being entirely new The
solo by the organist and alto by the comet
was very pleasant. This choir is one of
the best in the county.
SUDDEN DEATH-Mr John Fox, an old
resident of Franklinville, one mile north
of this place died very suddenly on Friday
morning last, having died within several
minutes after frat having complained of
feeling bad, His remains were inferred at
Apples Church on Sunday morning.
For the delicate and complicated din
cnlies peculiar to the female constitution.
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
is the sovereign remedy. 1t aims ut the
cause, and produces lasting results. Send
to Mrs. Lydia L. PinklIam, 1913 Western
Avenue Lynn. Mass, for pamphlets
Last week two bull dogs belonging to
Mr.. Samuel Dutrow, near Blue Ridge sum
nit, attacked and killed COW belonging
to Mr.. David Miller, of the Clarmount
House. The COW was torn to pieces and
her tongue torn out. The COW WAS np.
praised and Mr. Dutrow promptly paid fol
her and killed the dogs
Grcencasllc Grain Cradles, no steamed
fingers, but genuine sawcl, none better
made Mason's Glass Fruit Jars. Paris
Green. dead shot for Potato Bugs. Nice
assortment of Parasols and Fans Mt
June l5-tf* III. JOHNSON'S.
THANKs.--W received ut the hands o
one Of the CLARIoN's first subscribers, Mr.
d. $. Fror, on Friday last 'Squar,
Meal" OF new potatoes, for which we ar,
truly grateful in this season Of dollar-and
n.half II bushel potatoes. May the dcws
rains and general sunshine never fnil tt
shower their richest tributes on that pola
to patch.
HOUSE FURNISHED + NJ Smith
furnished, last week, two floor entire, OF
a house owned by Miss Title Grouse OF
Graceham with handsome and complct,
furniture There is nothing in the cabi.
net line that Mr. s is not thorough,
equipped to furnish, of all qualities and al
mir prices. \ call at his plnce Of business
will not fail to satisfy any one of the JUS
tice of the above statement.
We have just heard OF n COW, that push
ed over u post fence and went with it turn
inc n complete summcrsault into clover
field. Now rs we view the matter in lhc
lish, ofthe scarcity Of good pasture, thiS
was no accident She simply pushed over
the fence and, in her delight at being in a
clover field, gave vent to her feelings BY
cndeayoriug to stand on her head,
Wanted. - Three hundred dollars
$4,000 at six per cent interest. First mort
gage on town property worth more than
five times the above amount will he given
to secure the loan. Apply nj tbs office
May Is lt*
Our base ballisis received challenge t.
meet the Emmlsburg bows in II friendly
rnme ON the grounds OF Mt. st Mnrv's
College, ON Saturday next, but they were
unable to accept it, innsmuch ms several Of
the pmvcrs are members of our band anG
they will he engaged in holding 4 irsliva
on that day 1t Will likely be arranged
for another day.
Our Office has been, during the past ie"
DAYS rcdolcnt with the delicate perfume eI
flowers Our foreman. Mr.. Harry Martin
was the recipient on Monday last OF one o
the han soonest bouquets that we have scci
this season. the donor, Miss Lille Freeze
having displayed fine taste, in arranging
the buds, blossoms and evergreen Harry
has requested us To make our most cXqnl
site French bow and place tie same to his
account.
meeting held June 9th, of the Yes
try of Harriet Chapel, Catoctin Parrish
Protestant Episcopal church, II unanimous
call was made to Rev. X. Hammond. The
gentleman is very highly recommended
by the Bishop of the Diocese, and he is saio
to be peculiarly fitted for the duties OF the
Parrish. Should he accept the call, Me-
chanicstown being part OF his work, ser
vices will be regularly held here each Sab
bath.
4 rare chance; Wanted "A
number of live, energetic persons to cor