Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-09-13
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At the registrars sitting in this district
last week there were % added anu 10
stricken from the list Of qualified voters IN
this district.
Schroeders Corn Solvent, quick, perma-
nent cure for Corns, Bunions and warts
Is cents. Druggists,
Enamel Paints in Quarts, Half-Gallons,
Gallons and Kegs, at 81 so per Gallon.
Satisfaction guaranteed. For sale at
Geo. w. Stocksdale's.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered in st. Johns Luther
an church on Sunday morning and night.
Preparatory services on Saturday at
$50 p. m.
Miller and Grouse have earned and de-
served the reputation they now hold The
travelling public know where TO go to get
first class term at moderate rates and as
they have been 80 we'll met by Travellers
they have continued to add to their stock
of conveyanccs and horses until they have
what has long been wished for at this
place, really wellstocked livery.
Royul Glue has no superior for mendms
household articles. Price 20 cents per bot
tie, for sale at Leatherman's.
Rocky Ridge News.
The items from Rocky Ridge for this
week may be summed up as follows
The clover seed excitement is abating a
little as the price has declined very much.
A portable engine attached to thresher
has been in the neghborhood for some
days and has threshed out great deal OF
seed
The Ridge Band We're in full uniform on
Saturday and went to Ladiesbulg to dis
course some of their lest airs at the fair
held there Our band / as received num-
Der of calls during the season
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
w.s administered in the Lutheran Church
by Rev. W. G. Wire on Sunday morning
and night. The church was crowded to
OVERLOOKING. The number Of communi-
cants was greater than at any former COM
munion held in the church.
u Fourteen new members were added to
the church
The weather prophets arc predicting an
early winter. Frost has been formed dur
ing several nights.
Thosc who have used Royal Glue, pro
nolncc it the best cement in the market
1t is selling rapidly. Cali for it at Lealh-
erman's.
TOT s. NJ. ~ No; we will not coutn-
ne your paper one year upon receipt OF
amount stated. 1t is true, rs you stated,
that we are getting very rich, very rapid
", off of something less than six hundred
subscribers at one dollar a year, and that
is why We are so very independent. PEG
PIE, getting rapidly rich ALWAYS are.
(2) No; we cannot entertain your sec
! ond proposion to write us an occasional
essay on moral topics i'll exchange for the
CLARION. We are constantly overtiowng
with moral sentiments, ourselves, and it If
A great task with us to keep it from crowd.
ing items of local interest out of our col
umns Dollar, please.
NEW PosvAL NoTEs THE postal notes
for the transmission of small sums OF mon
ey are now being distributed throughout
the country. The notes are in shape near
" like bank notes. They are printed in q
blank form, spaces being left for the names
Of the postoftice from which they were
paid. On the right hand side OF each o
the notes arc three columns Of figures Of
to 4, the second for the dimes, from to y
and the third for cents, from to 9. The
!, postmaster who sells one of these notes
will punch the figures Indicating thu
amount Of which the note will he received
For instance, if note for $50 is wanted
the figure 3 in the dollar column, 5 in TIT
dimes column, and in the cents column
will be punched out. All counterfsltin.
or raising is thus prevented. The note
may be bought of any value from one cen
to $499 A charge Of three cents will b
I made in addition to the face value of TIL
note. The great advantage possessed b.
the postal notes over money orders is tina
/ the former are transferable, SO that il wi
a not be necessary for those who receiv
: them to go in person for the money. The
f may be used IN the payment of goods, o
i for other purposes, but must be presented
n for payment within few months, or thei
l. collection will be more difficult.
BASEBALL. To-day our boys play tn
:, return game with the Nonparel Club c
', Baltimore on their grounds in the city
= While we hope for a different result, W
very much fear the effect that the away
from. home" influence usually has upo
our boys.
, Speaking of baseball reminds us to re
mark, that the Mountain City club c
Frederick have lately been hoist by thei
own petard and have realized, accordin
:. to the Times account Of the game at Lit
y tlcstown, what it is to go away from HON
l. and to receive ungentlemanly treatment