Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-12
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The chestnut crop will be abundant.
Sure relief followed by using DR.. Schley
Family Cough Syrup.
A little rain to mois,en the surface and
feed the wheat roots is desirable.
The total registration Of this district is
55S, the heaviest vote ever pollcd in the
district was 500 In 1880.
TIE Frederick Fair opened with the
brightest Of prospects on Tuesday, the OK
hib;ts were extensive and OF a very supc-
rior quality.
Mr., W. A. Hahn, the former railroad
agent at this place, has had rendered him
the position Of nigh, operator ut this point
and We understand has accepted,
The Foreman" property was not sold
ou Saturday last, but 81, 200 having been
bid for the home property and as this was
considered insufficient, i, was Withdrawn.
Reports from the Potomac river are to
the effect that fisherman Of ordinary abll
Ivy may catch thirty bass day, while OK
psrt anglers are landing from fifty to sixty
Mr.. Ashbaugh of Emmi'sburg has about
finished his work of cobbling in our town
There 10 yet some work remaining to be
done but his services are required at home
The magnificent weather oftae past sew
eral weeka has helped our farmers along
wonderfully with their work, aud they arc
NOV quite up u it'll the season In oil except
ipossibly corn cutting.
We have received complimentary tick
e, from the Secretary Of the Frederick Co,
Agricultural Society. for their Exhibition
&. le held on the 10Th. 18th, 18th, and 1871
inst, fox which we return our thanks.
Bones Wanted = Fifty tons Of Bones
wanted a, the Cresci,e Mills, Mechanics
town; for which the highest price, cash
viii be p.id.
June 8 f~ F. WHITE.
when Others are suffering drop word
Of kindness and sympathy. II they arc
suffering from a Cold, give them DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup; few doses of this valuable
remedy will afford instant relief, and q
twenty. five cent bottle will cure the worst
Cough.
The Catholic church authorities are pre-
pairing to lay flag pavement in front OF
their property. 1fthe railroad company
will scnd several carloads of cinder for a
dressing cfthe path, we will have an ex-
.cellcnt walk through to the depot this
winter.
q TAKE NoTIcE.-Judgcs of election ant
all others should bear in mind that at thu
election TO DO held in November the polk
are by law required to he opened at 8 IN
stead of 2 o'clock. Heretofore the latte
hour was the time for the opening Of TIT
polls, but the new law passed by the las
legislature the time n made one hour EARL
cr. ~ ..'
We call attention to the letter printed il
another column, received in answer to al
INQUIRY made by US in the issue of Septem
sber 2lst. 1t will be interesting reading tt
the 9Th Nd boys, large number OF whom
read the CLARION and should it be tn
means Of discovering for us the old flag
We will be amply repaid. We acknowl
edge ourselves gratifed at tie interes
manifested by the writer.
Franklin Mills, Fredk Co. Md.
Sept IS, 1882.
We have just returned from the City an
would respectfully call your attention t.
our large and well selected stock of Goods
we mention in part Us folows:-Dry Goods
Notions, Ready Made Clothing, Queens
ware, Earthenware, Hardware, CUTLERY
Groceries, Spices ofall kinds, Bacon, Fia
and Lard. A large stock of Boots an
Shoes of which we are making Specialt.
Upper and Sole Leather and Calf Skin
and variety of goods usually kept in
tirst.class Country Store. Give ns cal
Sept. II tt* Is, Collli'ower q son