Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-07-27
Ioral Wens.

by the way this is not locust year, is it
Camp meetings and water melons next
Workmen are engaged in opening up
the mine of magnetic iron ore on Mr.. f.
Whites property.
A basket Of new potatoes and beets, al
the hands Of Mrs, Warner 7. Grimes is &C
knowledged, with thanks.
Halls Vegetable Sicilisn Hair Remover
is q universal favorite for restoring gray
hair to its originr color, and making hail
grow out thick.
IL Emmitsburg on the decline as a sum-
mer resort A correspondent Of the Balti'
more Day, speaks OF it as n town that form
erly entertained many summer boarders
Remember the Owens Creek Sunday
School picnic to be held in Samuel j. Belt
lers woods on Saturday, August ~.
Those PEOPLE down there are well up with
the times in the matter Of getting up inter
esting exercises at their picnics.
Let US all 20 out into the woods at Cold
Spring, with the Moravlan Sunday School
on Saturday next and enjoy II day of gen
,ersl relaxation, cold dinners and social in
tercourhc. Such occasions are specifics
for the cure of dyspepsia, cxclusiveness
aud business care and worry and should
always be awaited or
We are gratitied to be able to report the
condition OF the young son OF Mr. John
Fuss as being very favorable. He will be
remembered as having been reported last
week, to have met with very serious ac-
cident in falling from load of hay, on a
fork handle. DR.. Lcathcrman, his attend
ing physician, does not report him out of
danger yet
The Maryland Union Of Frederick city
and controlling interest in the llagers-
town Herald aud Torchltght are for sale.
One is a Democratic and the other Re
publican weekly, SO you pays your money
and you takes your choice. Send for
CHRsTlANCy, he is not occupied aud be
aongs to political party that could make
j, suit 81 conduct both. He could then
air his domestic troubles free and INDIE
PENDENT in another sense.
We read in our exchanges from the sur
pounding counties of this state and Penn =
4ylyana Of yields Of from twenty five to
thirty five bushels of wheat per acre, not
from small patches, but in twenty, forty
md in one instance hundred acre, lots.
There has been no report handed us of the
weld in this locality, but we know of sew.
rral fields, that are expected to yield thirty
bushels per acre, estimating them nv the
hundred shcnyes. Let us have the returns
when you thrcsn, we have some excellcn,
wheat land around us and should like to
Let others know about it too.
THEATRICAL AND Circus LEE lie the
name of new book just issued by that en-
terprising arm the SUN PUBLISHING
co, Of St. Louis. This interesting work
will he welcomed by the thousands who
nightly visit our places Of amusement, hu,
who arc unacqualntcd with the mysteries
oft "Profession," and will he doubly
welcomed by those who never visit such
places, but whose curiosity has often been
excited by the flaming posters placed IN
many conspicuous places 1t is a grand
book for agents. We call attention to ad-
vertiscn,ent elsewhere.
And now the little green apple secs the
little innocent hoy and laughs until il,
can't hold on to the limb any longer and
down it comes and then down the little
hoy goes and the more the Little green ap-
ple laughs and gambols around under the
little boys apron, the less does he apprc.
ciate the privileges Of our great and glori-
Gus institution and the deeper are his long
ings for future life, when he will be ed
ucatcd up to the dodge of going around
that little green apple to l.nch off # a
Geiser Separator or Kansas Cyclone.
Seah.
EXCURSION TO PENMAR The Luther.
au Sunday School will make an excursion
to Penmar on Wednesday, August 9th. A
committee appointed by the school has Sc
cured train that will take cxcursionists
from Middleburg, Sabillasyille and inter-
mediate stations, passing this point at
about o o'clock a. m. The fare from Mid
dleburC will be 80 cents; York Road, 10
cents; Double Pipe Creek, 60 cents; Rocky
Ridge, Logs, Graceham and Mechanics
town. so cents; Dcerfield and SabillaSvilc,
80 cents. Special invitations have been
addressed to the different schools along
the route and Judging from the number
that accompanied similar excursion last
season, we are led to expect very sue
cessful one this summer. Fuller pnrticu-
lars next week. See posters.
PEnsoHAL.-Mr Daniel r. Rouzer former
ly Of this place is visiting friends here. lie
il foreman in a tannery in Clcarficld, Pa.
and is at present taking some rest to rccu.
perate his health, which has not been good
during the past six months. Mr.. Il. is
Young man and having by his own exer-
tions, placed himself in position involv-
ing the great amount Of responsibility and
requiring business tact and ability, he is
&c