Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-03-02
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Lenten reason.
rresh Garden Seed Just opened at
Jan. IS. ROOTS.
Another heavy rain set in on Tuesday
night.
The NAH who praises his wifes cooking
on wash days Is bound sooner or later to
be An angel.
Messrs WIN II Albaugh and Martin j.
Eiche'~rser of Rocky Ridge will take
possession Of the railroad warehouse at
Emmi,sburg April |, 1889
For season of colds and coughs, the
paat week with us and ours and generally
in this locality is in advance Of anything
that We are able to recall.
Lon Stull and Bud Policy are selling
fresh Ash, bass, mulcls, herring, perch,
spots etc No shad has yet been ON the
market.
An exchange says; 1T Ia thirty per
cent more profitable to premature and dis
pose Of flttcnins cattle At two years old
than 10 keep them up to three years"
Ave per cent county bonds sold las,
week al a premium ranging from : to 9
per cent There were 81 600 worth o'
bonds sold the money to be applied 70 the
payment Of the 9 rel cent Jail bonds,
We were informe,, by gentleman or
Tuesday that after Apri! lst we might
expect to be called upon BY him in his Ia
raci;v ~ vendor of fresh meats. This
viii be butcher No, L.
How the hearts ola crowd swell and
thro5 with pililcss hatred against tn" man
who coughs during the performance at n
theatre, wh"n they know ne is too stingv
TO inv,,t twenty-five cents in bottle Of
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
The ten pagnes Of a newspaper office
are bores. poets, crsnss. rats, c"ckroac'es
Typographical! errors, exchange iiends,
book canvasscrs, and the man who al
ways knows how to run 'hc paper better
than the editor docs himself
The girls who wear rings on their fore
fingers IN hopes Of getting somebody to
think they re "ensnScd' are not posted
Perhaps not one Third Of them are aware
that the fashion las changed this winter,
and that all really engaged ladies "eSr
their rings on their thumb
A Cross Baby.
Nothing is 40 conducive To a nuns re.
maining bachelor as stopping for one
night vt the house OF II married TREND and
being KEEP, n" axe for five or six hours 10y
the crying Of 4 cross baby. Al cross and
erwin. babies need only Hop Bii'crs I"
make them Well aud smiling Young
man, remember This. - I.upeltr.
Let The poor sufferers from female com
plants take courage AMI rejoice that
painless remedy has been found. We re-
fer TO LYDIA K PiDkbsm's Vegetable Com
pound. It's prepared at 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Seud to Mrs. Pink
ham for pamphlets.
-Superior TOR Fune" Roasted Coffee
Beautiful Red Colorcd Coal OIL, 100 de-
grces test, 6 cents per quart, Celebrated
Frank Sidiall's Soap, washes Clothes
without boiling, Fresh Garden Seeds and
New Bacon at
ian. 90 tf* GEO. II. JOHNSON'S.
Messrs c. Y. Foreman ard l.. T. Wac
sehe, who have been engaged on the new
Touring mills that the Gambrills have
hullt in Baltimore, returned home this
week, the wnrl: hl,ing been completed.
Monday or this week telt like balmy
day {. pa'ny spring. Was it?
Some fears were expressed last week fol
the growing crops; the ground being thor
ouphly saturated and freezing weather
made of it perfect honey comb of ice, but
Is the cola WAS nOt ScNeiC Hoi WI '"S ""
ration, it is believed that no damage was
done.
A child Of Mr.. David Cover of this town
is suffering with very sore arm, the re-
sult of vaccination. We learn also that
MIR. Steiner Schey of Frederick has been
quite i'll from the same cause. Our Mr. T.
l.. Root has been disabled for several days
and says that if it was off Of his arm he
vou d run the risk Of the small pox.
Junior America had a neck-tie party
last week at the house of May, daughter
OF Dr.. WIN White, and very enjoyable
affair it was, to all of them.
Invitations are also OFT for another one
BY the smaller children, at Mr.. Geo. ii
Johnson's on tomorrow friday evening
While the older folks are having theiI
pleasures, it is but proper that the little
ones should be remembered and these little
social gatherings please them wonderfully
aud may do them some good, certainly nc
harm.