Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-22

eB Diamond Dyes viii color any thing
any color, aud never fail. The easiest and
hest way 70 economic. 10 cents, at all
druggists.
PERsoNAL.-Mr Harry K. Carmack
spent Sunday In town. He has just re-.
turned from commercial trip south He
Is still in the employ of the Philadelphia
+ finn.
ANOTHER NEW BUILDING. Simon
A. Weller will erect fine new dwelling
on the south side Of town this spring.
! MONEY WANTED We give This early
notice to our patrons, shat they may ar
range to accommodate us Those know
Ing themselves to he indebted TO this Office
for subscription, advertising or Job work
are requested to pay the same between the
dates of Mach 10Th and April 1st. Aswe
ask for money, only ,oAe, are need Il, we IN
sist upon having attention paid to the re
quest
Double Pipe Creek Items.
! Public salcs are now in full blast with
us and all stock and implements brin ing
1926 to 5000, according to quality. OF
course plugs" sell for less, bu, for all They
are worth in all instances. The rain of
Friday night and Saturday raised tho
creeks considerably which called the dip
nets to play; some parties being very sue
cessful catching large strings OF suckers -
Mr. Trimmer resold the farm purchased of
Mr.. Clabaugh a short time ago. for all ad.
vance OF 5000 Mr.. Franklin Dol'erer has
his storeroom almost completed and will
soon get in his y ock of goods. There has
been several gentlemen looking Mt the mill
property in tins place aud express them.
selves well pleased with the place, and mil.
site, but report says Mr. Anders values the
property too high as it now is. There
were two gentlemen here Saturday from
near Cumberland. wanting to purchase
mill property but have not heard their con
clusion in regard TO the Double Pipe creek
mills The hall question is still booming
and the suhscIiptio list ia filling up be
yond our expectations, prospects are no"
very encouraging for II ha'l at ID, p. c.
The proposition is To build the hall Of good
substantial material the floor to be laid
| II al ar al.
board Can be renewed. The building is to
have a deep cellar provided With a patent
heater, and IN connection " it'll this n cga
rette manufacory So the Goods" iaIlng
on The tlo,r " III go through the openings
nsde by the removal Of every other board
and be rccei> ed bv the patent dryer, and in
tam The cigarette men will yet them AMI
finally will I've converted from tobacco
Good" into nice little cigarette. Who
would not smoke cigarettes? and why
should not we make use Of the hushels OF
goods made nightly during the progress
sion of the Jet!rrsonian Debating Society
Now that is all we viii escr SAY about the
Goods unless we nre drove 20 1t, hut vii.
say III the way Of parting if 1t was only /"
shovel" fun why did the sweeper say II
wasn hushrl. Was 1t color blindness?
or did lis sight magnify to that extent BE
II mll a. it NAV it is an admitted fact that
the Goods killer, our debating society Tht
warehouse "A, TN place was entered
Thursia might lU burglars. TAey effect
ed their entrance hy breaking a pane Of
glas. over the catch to the window, this
done they kad free Ccess TO the office, and
from all Appearances they made good use
Of their time. All the drawers in the desks
were broken open and ransacked, rs well
Ms Il valise heoneie & to a Hiss Ely which
was entirely demolished and its cont ents
scattered over the floor. Mr.. Miller says
he misses nothing whatever. rs all his
money and VA liable prpers were in the
iron safe which was tempered with but no,
inpened Mr. Miller told US his morning
(rhursdayl that he thinks lie knows the
uul y WIN ilauc lHle Nl'tulp' al IbbulIS
hiln, ns he SAYS there were q number of
men in his 0ffic" on Tuesday evening when
he received $500 from n gentleman, and
put it in the snfe. Evidently this money
was the object Of the thieves, but as they
were not professionals" the Miller safe
was more than they bargaiped for
Quill
DOUBLE PIPE CREEK March 90, 's3.
The farmers have commenced their
spring work. and are now busy hauling
manure, blowing &c.
Mr. L. Miller found on closer exam
ination of his Office after had written you
last week that lis safe had been drilled
at five different places The holes were u
quarter Of an inch in diameter and four
inches deep, and loaded with what was
supposed TO be dynamite but not exploded.
|, was also discovered that Mr. Elsie Mil
Ter had a suit OF clothes taken from the Of.
fee valued at twelve dollars
The D. p G. correspondent to the Aa
pocdte should accompany us on one If our
horse trading expeditions and on inquiry
he would find tina, Chewsvllc was In
Washington county, Md, instead nf Pa,
as stated by him. Quill.
Carpets, Mat,ings, and Oil CLOTHS, just