Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-17


receiving our Spring stock, remember we
keep the very best makes and guaranteed
prices at
Mar 15.2m Roots.
The Chronicle wants the president of the
Emmitsburg railroad company to invest in
flower pots to be judiciously distributed
about Rocky Ridge, that point of loneli-
ness"
CB"No woman really practices economy
unless she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many
dollars can be saved every year. Ask the
druggist.
We have never seen finer prospects of a
heavy crop of grass, notably of clover than
the fields promise this season. Our cX-
changes report like condition in the diff
ferent sections.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "A number of
our brethren have graciously noted the i'm
provements in the CLARION some of them
in kindly words and with true brotherly
/ feeling: to such we make grateful &C.
Acknowledgement.
The Clarion, published at Mechanics
town, Frederick county, by Mr.. Charles Z
Cassell, entered upon its thirteenth year
last week and appeared in new spring
suit, making it look as bright and spicy az
Il new pin-W es,mnster Sentinel.
In A New DREss-The CdtOctin Clarion,
published at Mcchanicstown in this coun-
ty, by Mr.. Chas. f. Casscll, began its thir-
tecnth volume with last weeks issue, when
it also appeared in bright new dress.
The new type gives the CLARION neat and
handsome appearance and we ongratulate
friend Casscll on the improvement he has
thus made in his paper. The Carion is a
good local paper, and while its editor
seems satisfied with the degree of pro. per
ity that has SO far attended his enterprise
we hope its patronage will continue to in
crease until he shall be compelled to make
still other aud greater Improvements
Valley Register.
The Catoctin "Clarion' appeared in a
new dress last week and greatly improved
in appearance. We are glad to note this
evidence of prosperity on the part of our
contemporary, and congratulate brother
Cassell on his succcs--U Z. B. hder
The Catoctin CLARION, of Mcchanicstown
this county, has donned a new dress, and
now presents an improved typographical
appearance. -Erdminer.
THEY DIDN'T FIsu.-Several parties
from Reistcrstown arrived here on the
mail train on Monday evening last, having
for their object the taking of some spcck,
| led beauties from our mountain streams
Fortunately for them they fell into the
hands Of one of our citizens interested in
fishing and WHO'S thoroughly informed in
the law governing the case, who advised
them thereof, when they gave up the idea
and went home.
In this connection it may he well 10 stat,
jus, what the laws regulating fishing are
In the first place there is law prohibit
ing the taking Of fish IN any tody from The
waters of the Potomac river and its tribu
taries, during the month Of May.
Again, the last legislature passed pub
lie local law for the two counties of Car
roll and Frederick, prohibiting the taking
of fish in any way, from any Of the waters
of either county during the month of May
The latter law thoroughly covers both
;. the style of taking fish and the waters from
which they may be taken during THU
month; there are no waters in which one
may i-h, nor any way in which one may
fish in the two counties; the law isoXplici'
and the penalty equally so,
AT lIOMF. The evening at home after
the marriage of Mr.. Frederick White and
Miss Susan Stokes on Wednesday last was
: one of the most agreeable social events
that has occurred in our town since our
acquaintance with it.
| An extended circle of the friends of both
were invited to be present AZ tie ceremony
and besides these, hosts of Others called
during the evening to pay their respects
4 notable tribute to MIR. White was The
spontaneous JOY with which the little folks
who have been under his care greeted The
happy event in the life OF their teacher
Refreshments were laid for all and tn,
CLARION and its employees make their best
Chesterfeldian bow, for the kind remem
brance in which they were held.
FAIR PRoGREss-The report given in
last weeks Chronicle of the meeting of cti
zens, held to consider the feasibility Of in
PRODUCING supply of water from noun,
tain springs into the town, bear the i'm
press of careful thought bestowed by com
petent persons. The plan is to makethe
movement popular by making the face val
nc of the shares $l0-payable in three in
s,alments, one-third, each at the begin
ning of the work, the delivery of the iron
and the completion of the work
They have constituted tirst-class com
mittee to solicit subscriptions to the stock
and from the tone of the Chronicle, we be
lieve that the amount ($l2,000) will be
raised, although this seems large sum OF