Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-11-08
Ioral Men,s.


Did you vote?
For SALE.-A good milk cow, will be
fresh in few days.
nov 8 1tpd Calvin Weller.
A general assortment of Boots and Shoes
always on hand 1T
VIM. L. Armacost's
For SALE.-A template stove. Inquire
at this Office.
PRoDIGIoUs GRowTM.-Mrs. Simon A.
Weller raised stalk of cabbage in hel
garden this season ON which were three
Derfect heads of average size, the other foul
were smaller. They grew on three branch.
es, three on one and two on each of two
others.
Full line of Ohio stoneware at
VIM. L. Armac0st's.
THE SuN.-Master Frank George, a
very engaging and business like young
man has been in town during the week
and will remain until Saturday morning.
He is here in the interest of the Daily San.
He is receiving subscriptions and is on the
rlook out for reliable and active boy to
handle the paper and who will receive the
profits on these subscriptions.
The Sun is a reliable paper as all know
and we trust that the young man may sue
coed.
Try the fifty cent sugar syrup at
Roots
An ODpITy. There is a citizen living
in the north end of this county who has
made himself coffin and placed it IN the
r,rrct where it awaits his death and hIuisl.
He has also wrought out Il set OF tomb
stones and placed them in the cemetery on
the lot where his remains will be placed
lie has looked grim death in the face and
apparently has stared it out OF conntc'
nance. The nrln is at present crjoyin
good health and has simply practiseda lit
tie economy.
REMEMBER
IIca lquartcrs for Boots and Shoes is
Roots.
NorlcE For very excellent reasons
of which We shall have more to say in the
f,,nrr there will be no issue of the CLAIR
los next week Ii is just possible that II
would be more satisfactory to our readers
to know now, why we purpose missing
one issue, but as it does not strike us Ia
yorably to explain now, our readers must
lie content to await the next issue, when
we trust to be able to make all things plain
Az well as satisfactory. We are reminded
here to say, that in our next issue We shall
make known the personal request OF
which we spoke several weeks ago. All
therefore will please hold themselves in
readiness to accedc thereto.
For cheap envelope, plain or printed
call at the
CLARION OFFICE.
Town HALL-Thcrc is at present a
slight ripple gong over the surface of pub
lie opinion in reference to town hail.
We have learned that an offer has been
made by one of our citizens that may prob
/ ably result in the erecting of building
the first floor of which would be used as a
ball and the second floor laid off into
rooms for business purposes. we need
such building badly and trust that the
project may succeed.
SYRACUSE PLows, two and three-horsc
steel and wood beams; points and repairs
for sale at Frederick prices by the agent
ut this Mace. G. w. StoCksdalc.
aug 16 If
Ing BROKEN On Saturday night last
while crossing log over Hunting Creek
above this town, Mr.. Geo. w. Harding, a
citizen of this place employed in Mr.. j.
ii. Freezes cigar factory fell into the
creek and broke one of his legs above the
knee.
NEW DEMONSTRATING just returned
from the city with a full and fresh supply
of winter goods of all kinds and varieties
kept in country store, we would most
cordially invite the public to give us call
and examine our stock which we are de
termined to sell low for cash, at the old
stand, Franklin Mills, Md.
B. Collfower & Son.
Oct 10 IT,
What is Swiss Balsam
Swiss Balsam is a sure and speedy cure