Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-01-11

Shotes for next winters killing are sell
ing here at seven cents per pound, live
weight.
Read the advertisement in another col
umn of the Magic Lantern entertainment
TO I've held nj Cat0c,in Furnaces on THURS
hav next.
We are in receipt oftwo covios Of The
Baltimore Sun A!mmac
An egg is not richer in :: eat thsn this i,
annually of reformation and Wo return
thanks for the cour,e,y extended us.
DR. II G. Radcliffe spent last week will
ns and will again visit our town protos
sionally next week. His patrons will find
him at the Miller house on thd 18th and
18th insts.
Ike S,rincr, living in this county, neal
Union Bridge, while firing pistol at mid
night on Sunday. in honor Of the incoming
year, shot himself 10 the left band, infict
ing painful wound
There are two c'arscs 0fpcrsons who are
Invariably in error; one who advocates cv'
erything without giving it any thought
and the other who Is content with the
thought and advocates nothing
TIE former fails to exert any inf1ucnc"
simply because he il deemed either az en-,
thueiast, or an impracticahlc and the latter
has no Influence, bccnusc he is not expect
ed to- be at all concerned.
The Shooting Match. at glass balls, in
! Emmi,sbure ON Thursday lnst was not
participated in Ivy any Of The crack shots
Of thu, place and the money $40 was Ia
ken hv strangers II is fortunate, we i'm.
arinr, for tie sportsmen both Of Emmts.
burg md this place. that they dill not 1oEe
a hand for. unless we are not proNcrly in.
formed, neither pace can h1aS' of mH,ks-
men as unerring in their aim as were those
who shot IN the match referred to-
cwExplici directions for every rsc arc
given with the Diamond DYES. For dveins
Mosscs, Grasses Eggs, Ivorv, Hair, sc.
We have received from Mrssrs, Hiram
Sihlrv & Co. Of Rochester, y. y, Their
s"cd catalogue Cor 1852, which is per feet
beauty, and only another evidence of the
shin DISPLAYED hv ti.is Old and well known
seed house, Their seeds are known To all
over the land and arc pure and genuine in
every respect thus commenting themselves
to the masses The firm has the Mrg"e'
seed and flower collection in the country
and we recommend our friends to try
their seed.
The PUI DING ASSOCIATION met on
Friday last; the conn tttcc having reported
GA shares the Act OF Incorporation wae
adopted and the following persons named
os charter members Col John X Ron
zrr, DAVID s Fror; L. l.. Buh)it2. Van B
O-Irr, /. r. Wacschc; p. y Hammakcr
ChaS +. Casscj,
Share are hrinr subscribed daily and il
is believed ,ha, the tolnl subscription viii
reach $50 shurcS.
The next meeting will he held on Friday
evening", January ,9'h ~ G! O'Clock for
the election "f prcaidrnt, Vice President
Secretary and Treasurer.
AWAITING OWNERS The following is
a li>t of articles drawn al the Ca heIir
Church Fair that have not been called for
by the owners.
Pair of slip, crs J. II Norris
Large Wax Doll Thos Picking
Pillow Shams Miss Annie Webster
Enc han,cd KEYS U3ook)
Thos Picking
G. "a Ring Miss Fanny lIsrbansh
The above named articles are in the pos.
session of Roy. J II Conway and parties
arc requested to call for them.
Oysters Oysters !! At one dollar per
gallon at "Io'INys
INTEkEsTISG TO THE CHILDREN - We arc
gratiiied to introduces really worthy Boys
and Girls Paper" to our citizens The cd
itor and publisher of GOLDEN HOURS
which is published in Baltimore. will ~rcnd
today Thursday in town IN the interest
Of his Youths Paper, of the above name.
and we wish him good speed with our PEG
pie. We have read his paper and from il
have formed our opinion and do not hest
tate to say that it fills niche long vacant
in Juvenile litcrature-a golden mean be
tween the characteristic moral sketches OF
the religious childs' paper and the scnsa
,iJnal romance ofthe Dime Novel style OF
reading.
GOLDEN HOURS is n scmi-monthly
publication, the subscription price of which
y finy cents a year-with back numbers
from July 1882 free it is finely illustrated
and is the only youths paper of any merit.
outside of the religious publications. in tho
South.
COMMUNICATED
Mcchancstown Jan. 9, 1888.
Editor CLARION
Dear Sir:
May l ask you to
mention in the next issue of your valuable
paper the following statement of the pro-
cecds of our fair, the gross amount of cash
taken in, 1902 A. We have some valua
bla ;nlo nm ubirb tbnra ra not s1ff1-