Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-06-14

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June 7 St, pd THIS OFFICE
A SECOND PURCHAsE.-Messrs r Col
hhower q Son of Franklin Mills have mad,
their second trip to the City this spring
having returned last Friday, followed by
the goods on Saturday and Monday.
lhelr first purchase was heavy and
thought to be sufficient but the very large
increase in their business necessitated q
second trip.
Being emboldened by the flatterine pa.
tronage extended to them, they have in.
vested more largely than ever and are de,
tcrmlned that their stock of goods shall
meet every requirement of their trade, both
as to completeness and prices.
1t is qualification to them to be able to
place 80 complete line of goods as those
Just opened, before their patrons, KNOWING
that none can fail to fill their wants, or to
be pleased with the prices.
A call at their store at Franklin Mills
VIII Justify the above in the mind of the
reader. nv 17tf
Inc greatest cement now known is that
manufactured by a Government agent at
Washington, known az Royal Glue. 1t is
used by the government exclusively which
is warrant for its merits. For sale by DR..
M. f. Leathcrman.
OUR FEMALE SEMINARY We give
elsewhere report OF the commencement
exercises on Friday evening last, the first
year of our Female Seminary.
1t is with no little pride that we give it
aplace in our columns, for we recognize in
this step, one, which if as successful AS it
now gives promise of being the Seminary
will be IAN institution of which we NAV feel
proud and for which We viii have many
reasons to be thankful.
The CLARION has been an ardent sun
porter OF the movement from its incipicn
cy and we do not hesitate an instant tn
say, that while our desire for it, success is
second to none, we can see wherein the
town as whole and many other inIivid-
ua!s and institutions of the place must he
directly benefited to a much greater rX-
tent than the CLARION and on those
grounds, we claim that oar people should
| In unanimous in tl..r lirn,t n,,l !
support of Rev. Mr. Wires Seminary. In
the first commencement exercises our PEG
pie have had proof Of the efficiency of per
sonal attention as given in seminary train
| inr; they have had torctastc of the ad-
vantages that would in many wavs accrue
to us AS citizens they have had Il year 5
test Of the will and energy of the princ-
pal, which gives ample promise of reward
| if seconded by those whose interest in the
success of the institution is or should he
second only to his, so that AS we find mat
tiers, now ut the close of the first year, We
| insist upon the virtue Of the proposition
| that it behoovcs or people 10 add an i'm
pulse to the enterprise to the full extent ot
their power, both by Their patronage and
! influence and thus secure to certainty
something that will not only be an honor
to US, but what is as often considered, a
source Of profit
Work given out On receipt OF YOU:
address we will make an offer by which
YOU can earn So to $, evenings at your
home Men. women, boys or girls can do
! il. H. G. WLKrNsoN 4 Co., 1875 and l9'
| Fulton street New York.
DECORATION At LEVI TOWN. There
viii he Decoration Of Union soldiers
graves a the brick church on the hill! neal
! Lewstown, Sunday l1th inst. at o'clock
p. IN. Services under charge Of Rev. ID
Haskell of Mcchanicstown, assisted by the
Post Chaplain of Gen j F. Reynolds Pos
No. 9, &. A. Il of Frederick. Reynolds
Post will attend in a body in uniform
Communicated.
MECHANICsTowN, June II, 1883.
EDITOR CLARION Il have seen two no
tees in your paper Of interviews with diff
fcrent parties in regard 10 a wagon fac
tory at this place. There certainly can
not be ans other industry started here thai
would retain the capital with us that thu
would. The Western thimhe skein wag
on is driving the Old homemade article
/ ont of existence. We have the timber and
iron at our doors and plenty of mechanics
All that is required is capital and energy
and success must follow. If we wish tc