Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-01-19
We are sadly In need Of silversmlth in

who have been located here in the pAst,
that # isa good location and we should be
well pleased to have one come amongst us.
Let US have Mr.. Webster endeavor TO
have the "wine aud cider" clause stricken
from the Local Option law, as applied to
This district l, is an ugly weakness in
the law and readers it almost imperative
here.
BY the way, we have neglected to men
tiou it before, but there were no ded'ca,nry
exercises upon taking possession of our
new school building That was the most
complete failure that is recorded against
the CLARION.
Ask for $50 est coal oil at ROOTS.
FRS, Quality. New Z op, New Orleans
Molasses at ROOFS.
Ladies' Snd Gents Arctic and Alaska
Over Shoes. just received at
Dec 8 Ct ROOTS.
Mr. Louis Ramsburg he's sp'd his farm
lying about une. half mile west If Lewis
town to Mr.. Mac Wi'es aud Mr. Howard
Ransburg, SOU of the first named party
has purchased the fsim OF AR 1870 Mich
aels.
Mrs. Lydia e Pinkham, 2s3 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass IL rapidly acquiring
an cnv,aLlr reputation for the surprising
cures which daily result from the use Of
her Vegetable Compound In all IL male
diseases. Send TO her for pamphlets.
Have the family physician vnccnate
your>e { and family Small pox is 'erom
ing alarmingly prevalent and this method
of cnunteraclng the vrulrnce of the dis.
dis4nse should I've taken advantage Of while
the disease IL Mt in our midst; ailerwar |,
it may b. too late.
We noticel several ladies' on their way
~ churcl, on SUNDAY evening last, step Of
o, the pavement on "slrr's corner. in ur
der to avn,i the crowd Of boys and ungal
liant men that block The way. Did it
no, par'akc 50 much of the nature IT sen
sa,irnnli.m, we woulI publish the names
of corner lonfers.
AN INNovArIox On Sunday evening
last, for The first time. the Lutheran Choir
in this place was reinforced by BIZ, cor
net. in the hand, of Mr. Harry Martin, ~
tncu'cd Young c,rustist IF our town The
horn was u manifest improvement and We
shall trust that it viii br:come permanently
part Of the choir,
The hand fair netted that organization
sufficient 10 place Them out of dcM and
leave small bal.nre in the treasury "
have been intorne,! of j.st SO much snd
il would appear. that rs In the past, the
financial re! ,ll> are more nr less in dark.
ne.. I. s queer how liable fair IN Inage's
are 10 the charge of loose tn.nCirring.
The following Is tie li-t ~ names dawn
from the Jury box, from this district, f'r
the February tenn "f the Circuit Court :;
Jno. A. Flcn.!e, Michael J. C"liidower.
Charles A. Eylcr, Edward Fror.
Tic fnes and costs occurring 10 tie
borough will more than oTset the salary
of the Burgess. This ispr"of ofthe wis
dom Of haYin- Respectable salary paid
hi. officer, ~ it cannot te disputed that
40 one il ,n,,mrratfd, 50 he irels called
upon TO give attention 10 business. Let
rs have in the future enc street commits
sinnrr pay him liberal salary and require
II stric, enforcement, of al ordinance. that
fell within hi1 jurisdiction.
/ The Chranics would refer the veXrd
question of ife ownership I" the county
~ ID supervisors VIVA, in the IN srhiei
p,lvenmy has To do with mnd roads. We
can't zee Rns! No Chuck holes :
!, II lr.lir. Cross.ronhs, Noting there
Breakers? That sounds suspicious Re
pnire.! without regard to appearances
Shnuli'nt wonder
Respectfully referred to the AIN cited dis
,rirt, Crcagrrntown.
NOT SOLD. - Last week We re.
ported the s"lc of the town property OF
/ Jonn Wilhd,. decreased, to Rev n. wi.
sicr of mis- place for sll4;50 Since then
we lean tina, the purchaser, owing 10 in
formation received by him, tending to con
vince him Of the irrcgul>r,ty OF the sale -
brought about by undertaking, has re-
fused 10 comply and has been release
/ The property is now offered at Prlvat.
Sale.
We suggest TINT our citizens meet at
some room, by public appointment, to con
slider the matter of improving the ap
proachcs to our public school building. And
of the grounds themselves. There could
be great deal do = to improve both with
bri little work il divided equally among,
cur ctlzrns. We think meeting fnr dis
cussion would result in something iangi
bic being done in n matter thn, may readl'
" be conceded TO be proper, if no, ncces
siiOus.
We nrc IN receipt ola letter from Mr.
w. r Young, formerly OF The firn OF
Young, Osmonl & Co., informing us OF
the dissolution of ihat firm and OF the rur
chase uy Nj. Young, If the interests o
The other two members Of the firm ant