Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-07-13

NEW ROog.--NAn BOslcr is covering
the north wing of his corner property
with tin roof This completes the work
of covering his entire property with tim
We request the registration officers of
the surrounding districts to forward to US
the lists of names registered at their first
sitting, as we wish to publish them for the
benefit ofour readers.
Mr.. James Crecgcr, our furniture dealer
and undertaken, on the Square has put his
prices down. He goes in for quick sales
and small profits He invites the public
generally to call and examine for them
selves, before purchasing elsewhere.
NEW JEWELL VIM. d Slmp-
son, n man oiforty years experience i'll the
trade, has located in this place and Will re-
pair watches. clocks and jewellery. lie
guarantees his work and we are able TO
recommend 1t, having given us pert ct sat
isiac,ion in what he has done for us. See
Adv. in another column
Y
Hanna, who will instruct Il normal class
at this place during the Slnmrr, arrived on
Friday last and on saturday the first ot the
class arrived, followed on Monday by Il
number Of others. They have continued to
, arrive during the week. the class at present
numbering 90. Several Of the teachers in
the nclghhorhooA will join The class and
from present indications, Mr. Hanna will
be cminently successful with his clcss.
LURAY. We believe that there will be
few better opportunities offered for visiting
the Lurav Cavcrns than that presented by
! the Westminster excursion to that poini on
"Wednesday July "G. As some of our ciji
Gems have expressed Themselves to lis As
desiring to make the trip, we would advise
! them to make sure OF cheap ana pleasant
t trip 10y palroniling this excursion, as the
fare will be but 5 $500 and the train will be
! in charge OF a &C mmitlCe that Will leave
, nothing undonc to secure personal comiort
and enjoyment on the trip.
DEATH or VIM Arm>pWrgcr This old
and highly usciul and respected citizen of
' SnbilIasviIlc dicl II, his home. suddenly on
tuesday afternoon !ast OF Il cohil''ca'"h
of dropsv and disease of the heart His
funeral will take place on this (Thursdly)
afternoon; his remains will BE inferred in
thr reformed Nhulch cemetery IN 0ao''''
haNij'c, Kew Mi' berry, 0H'''A''hS' '"'
deceased hHh "tch engaged I'i '"'n"''
"t years III wagon making III 9a'' a>''I''
having icaihc" We trace ia ''''S LOW" ""'"
"a Young man ne was 4 'ia' III ''"a'"'
ao'r "orIhlo 'ht community III "''''" nc
Tim, DacyUlNr or GETTING EVEN
Ilrr. +, .o,uc 4 ference between profit and
i .o,i. f,rti,n \troip nf ,hu,,rht orarr.
view Of occurring circumstances NAV
CARRY with either of Ihpm a decree of salts
t,,,i.,n Tim, i vcry rlrrr,n,Itinnn,r To the
tur,tjt While there i, no profit whatever
=. in i,;p,, ,.,l.r fine h,nt, of uuark ,rcY,
,nou, ,lrrr j.. 4 dead of satisfaction in max.
;r,, ,,,ocl..,v evident. willie there i der
verse of rnti, in the failure Of a creed or u
Iurnirs,rI nriucipIp,o Influence Il cyn>is
tent rraclirr there is 4 world Dissatisfaction
IN llnvinr laid bare a hollow prcic&,e oran
Insufficient doctrine. Many of Us commit
Ilaily the error of arrrp,inr satisfaction, to
ne a Dyol, and by an apparent logic, take
it to he the more profitable, the more salts
factory. While the reverse OF satisfactory ,
:, yy,,ll .prn cnuiI never be profitable, il
!. non, the less certain that many seek
-.,i.,,c,ion iny,nj,ll, +, their Lircr, loss,
II may Inc a loss o, self esteem or tina, Of
.n,hers. !, may be occasionally 1t pccuniary
. los, lint no, frequently; i, is usually IL loss
OF moral courage TO "'ceP'""' u III u ''''
snare Oh inc ieO"'l' '''"' "''' ''' ~ ''' ''''
motion TO '""I gwen 70 ma" VINE" inc
curse was pfon"ohco1' vi Joss .! '''''"'
the bulk OF which 'A'aNt - con'I'er"o''
but which is not ;!rpor''oHr' 10 '"' h"'''
Jude III such quantity that amy very mater,
ial amount may be lost and the individual
not become iIlihcral. There are many ofns,
WHO experience strong feelings of >ai,tlc
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