Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-23
New Crop n. O,
Molasses;
New CropN.O.Sugar;
Prime Sugar Syrup;
Extra Pearl HOminy;
Thurber's Select Cot
fee for sale at
st ROoT's.

lCO 1Ol SH1C GU
st ROoT's.
Several Of our farmers are willing to
rent their farms for the purpose of raising
produce for the canning houses.
Mr. w. X. Young has closed up his
business at the canning house and gone to
his home in Havre-de Grace.
Look out brethren for the teaspoon"
swindle! lfyou will examine all the dates
named IN the proposition, you will notice
some very suspicious condolences.
We are informed that Mr. Fred Mort OF
Owens Creek has splendid crop of cab
bage stored away and that Mr.. Jim Grouse
has secured an excellent crop of fodder
both of which gentlemen are under obliga
lions TO neighbors for their agreeable com
pany and aid in gathering the crops.
Sure relief followed by using DR., Schley's
Family Cough Syrup.
+Amcng the ladies who may read this
there may be several sickly ones who have
made up their minds to act on the old SAW
which specifies that what can't be cured
must be endured" While the truth of Tie
old proverb is self evident it is just posi-
BILE that they have erred in judgement as to
the possibilities of the healing art outside
Of the medical profession. and before giving
up IN despair they had better test the eff
cacy of Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham's Ncgcla.
Die Compound, which is now. attracting
universal attention.
Geo. W. Baker, of Aberdeen, this year
cam ell large quantity as com on the ear.
The corn is closely packed in heavy tin
cans holding from eight to twelve ears each
and when token out for use is found 10 he
as sweet and delicious as corn fresh from
the field. James W. Hamilton, Of the same
neighborhood, also packed about 4 ,O0o cas-
es in the same manner. No chemicals are
used but the corn is merely subjected to a
more intense heat .han by the ordinary
process Mr.. Baker, the inventor of the
new method, has applied for patent.
Were all the prospecting shafts that have
been sunk in this locality, placed each one
at the bottom of another and they directed
toward the center of the earth, we SHOULD
have a straight line communication with
China
Were all the dollars said shafts have
cost, piled one on top of another, the,
would pass beyond the limit of unade'
vision.
Were the profit placed ina pcrpendicu
lar column they too would pass beyon'
the hmi, ofunadcd vision.
The only difference would be that 20,
would employ a telescope in the former AM
microscope in TIE latter instances.
And still they dig.
A liberal SALARY will be paid to Al
active salesman to take charge Of our bus
mess in this section Of Frederick County
Address The Singer Mf G Co.
| Noyl64t Frederick, Md
The Washington Critic, fthe Sth inst
saws. The District Auditor, Mr.. John 4
Vinson, having been successful in his con
ties, for the judreship in the Sixth Mary
land District, was the recipient Of innun
cradle congratulatorv notes and visits to-
dav. Mr.. Ninson was elected by the SINAI
majority of =, the vote being to great
extent non partisan, as many OF Mr.. Vim
sons Democratic friends voted fol him
Mr. Vinson will resign Immediately afte
qualifying as Judge. The District lose'
enc of it's oldest ana ablest officers, as Mr.
Vinson has been prominently connected
with the District finances in the capacity
Of assessor, comptroller and auditor cTel
since the establishment of the presen
form Of COY eminent.
THE HUNTERS BACK.-MCssrs. Cover
and Leutherman returned on SATURDAY
last after an absence of eight days, well re
paid with game as well as pleasure, for thu
trim. Two fine does and two wild turkeys
constituted their share and they left two
other does with the Virginian nlombers o
the hunt.
| As has ever been the case our boy'
stand accredited with having done part o
the killing, although in this instance 1t was
close shaye, three Of the four deer having
been killed Ly the Vrginians, the tur'
KEYS however having been killed by Oui
sportsmen, one each. Cover made the
shot that saved the credit and got the dee
for our members of the party. The boys
secured an interest in one OF the other!
that each might bring home deer
Friend Cooper who has heretofore been
out of luck while hunting with our party
came in for two deer this time and thor
oughlv re adjusted the balance in the par
ty, and SO he should, being Re-adJuster
Those of our citizens who met this gen.
ial gentleman during his visit here last
winter will be pleased to learn of his ex-
cellent health and those of us who have
met his most estmable wife and charming
little ones will also be gratified to know
that the happy circle has not been invaded
by any unusual care or trouble.
In this connection we congratulate our
selves and those Others who made up the
yenisnn and wild turkey dinner party at