Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-03

DO Our new clothes 1T US :

DO oar new clothes ut us
Did you see Roots 20 cent Cottonade
and 50 cent Syrup1
THOSE WHO DESIRE to read the thi r
tenth salutatory Of the CLARION will find
Il In the Z iitorlal columns on the second
page
Large lot Of suspenders just received at
T, c. Stockdale's.
We have made diligent inquiry and
have had no unfavorable reports of damage
done the fruit buds by the recent severe
irosts.
The pool room at Lucas's is above stairs,
separate and distinct from the bar and
barber shop.
There will be more corn planted this
season in July than in April and more in
June probably than in May.
Garden tools, garden seeds at
r. c. Stockdale's
As nutritious food for reflection for
those who are accustomed to boast of their
ancient lineage, we would call attention to
the fact that the first man was liar.
Work given out. On receipt Of your
address we will make an offer by which
YOU can earn 81 to s. evenings at your
home Men women, boys or girls can do
it, II. G. WILKINSON & Co., 1875 and 1877
Fulton street, New York.
STEEL SHovELs, warranted No. /, all
sizes, for sale ut
&c Stockdale's.
Our townsman, Mr.. Jos, A. Weddle,
builder, has been requested to send in an
estimate and bid for the building of the
new United Brethren church in Frederick
city, A. NJ. Evers, pastor.
We are in receipt of information from
Emmitsburg, stating that the pair of scis-
sors found on the street in that town, by
the Mechanicstown party did not belong
to the old lady up at the window and that
she made them IN the clear.
The fines, variety of toilet soaps in Me-
chanicstown at
r. c. StOckdalc's.
Tsuc Tsuc,. Tsuc y! Pleasant warm
weather on saturday last, followed by rain,
hail and SHOW on Sunday morning with a
beautiful clear Off and fair spring wealth
er in the afternoon. The addition of a
flood, cyclone and an earthquake would
have about exhausted natures ability to
mix things up.
North Elba, Essex Co., N. Y
Dr. Clark Johnson -
wish to acknowledge the great benefit
have derived from the use of your Indian
Blood Syrup, WAS great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and your medicine ctfectually
relieved me. Allie T. App
Mr. GEO. II, JOHNSON has just opened
a large invoice of spring goods This old
and reliable house needs but to let the peo-
Pile know that its goods have arrived, and
this ii has done, as reference to our adver-
tising columns will show.
The Ore Bank two miles south Of town
furnishes more mixed fights to the square
rod than any other locality within range
of our Justice of the Peace. An interest
ing case of two women versus one man was
tried on Saturday last
Headquarters for Boots and Shoes. lust
receiving our Spring stock, remember we
keep the very best makes and guaranteed
prices at
Mar l5.2m Roots.
4 PRETTY BIRD. -Messrs p. n. Ham
maker and H. G. Root made trip to Mo
nocacy on Friday last taking both rod and
gun They were moderately successful as
fishermen and brought home with them
wounded bird of the duck species, spoon
bill but not web-footcd, that is covered
with the brightest plumage that we have
ever seen on any of the species; ii is a per
fr,t rainbow of CLINT and color. No one
knows what to call it..
Franklin Mills, April 25th, 1888.
We take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton Of those in want Of Spring and Sum
mer goods to our stock just purchased at
CASH PRICES We certainly can offer
the best selection we have offered ever and
claim to sell our goods at as reasonable
rates as they can be bought anywhere
Boots and shoes specially, all the very
best makes selected for the trade this
Spring and prices guaranteed.
Call and see our goods and prices.
B. Collifower g. Son.
In Another Column
Will be found the advertisement Of Hold
stems Aromsnna, which is an absolute