Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-13
Eoral Ne'ns.
- CONE IN AND SETTLE UP.


~ COME IN AND SETTLE UP.
Decidedly green Easter
That hxes II! Vennor said Easter day
would be dry and pleasant.
Winter made another fierce kick
this week, Ne may hope that it was the a.
nal throe.
Afer week ofthresteEing weather. We
were visited on Sunday last by another
heavy fall Of rain. ...
II 10 rumored that . Woodsboro man
will locate here in the Livery and Elk.
change Stables business.
FOR SALE.-Early cabbage aud TO-
mato plants 1t Mrs. q. J, Creegers.
Public schools will close Tomorrow.
Messrs. John Landers and Z. l.. B1hli'z
will open subscription schools on Monday
next.
RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-preaching at the
U. B. Church 10 this place on Sunday eve
ming next BY tho new pastor. Rev. W. X
Berry.
BEI.xEKPsRa - The bee.keepers Of
MARYLAND aud West Virginia will hold
meeting ct Hagerstown on Thursdsy,
April -.
A wagon load Of potatoes sold on the
streets yesterday At $l.2o per mshel o.
fas. a Is WAS possible 10 measure them out
~ purchasers.
Fresh 0ardea sssd just opened At
tan.as. ROOTS.
Mr.. Clayton Q. Kesdy, attorney AT law.
a, Frederick, has been appointed BY Judge
Richie. commissioner to take testimony
vice Vim B. Nelson, E.q., resigned
he careful how you address your postal
cards. l. il said tina. $500 Of these little
missivcs reach the Desd Letter Od3ce
every day, for want VI proper address.
Never jump to conclusions You SO often
clear ground in the jump, which fproper-
u examined, might lead you In another
direction to 6ud the conclusion aimed At
The Leadville Fever may be described
- intermittent. remiltent. or IT circum
s,ances are permittent. Three cases re-
ported and all cnnvalescent. Hs h-i-h-t.
Mr.. Joseph D. Gavcr, son of Mr.. Jos.
sph Gaver, of the vicinity Of Mycrsville, in
this valley, has been appointed to clerk
ship 10 the County Clerks ONCE At Fred
srick.
five lived on the Eastern Shore, how
easily We could I'll up the columns this
week with detailed accounts Of the terri
bic blight brought ~ the frost to the
peach crop.
The new board Of town commissioners
qualified on Tuesday evening and the
President went before the County Clerk
and qualified on Wedues lay. We are al
ready under the new regime.
It is an unusual thing to see the soil
frozen hard and dry and rye standing up
wards of foot on the ground, yet this WAS
witnessed at uany points heresbouts on
Wednesday yesterday morning.
The entire acreage Of pike and fence
corner pasture has been already engaged
and entered upon. The prospects OF field
pasturage are not bright and early and
anxious inquiries are being made.
As yet, none of our merchants have had
their spring opening. With them the
season seems to be backward. We learn,
however, that next week will find the
new stocks here, or ut least part Of
them.
Soms one has said that the Press Is .
mighty Lever; yet, paradoxical IS 1t may
seem, We would advise its best friends not
TO lever. tOrginal.] We place this
word 10 brackets 80 that we may get oil
the credit.
Rev. Mr.. Haskell preached his introduc-
tory sermon in the N. +. church IN our
town on Sunday morning last. His con-
gregation have cause for congratulating
themselves upon securing Mr. Haskell to
this circuit.
Tho Louisiana Lottery has taken hold
of some of our people. We are pleased TO
see them exchange it for Life insurance.
a. 1t Is easier 10 reckon up the investment
and the chances are really more favorsbl.:
Fortuna seeund0.
Nobody died or was murdered, nobody
married, no one bought or sold any real
estate, no fires nor fights, no unusual ex-
citement nor ought to aid the local para
grapher this week. Ii it 10 dull reading 1t
ID the fault Of the times.
County CoLlkcroR ELEcrED.-Thurs.
day ct noon the County Commissioners
quietly elected county collector for the
next two years Henry Rou,zahn, who
has served 90 efficiently In the same Office,
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