Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-08-30

The excursion business at Penmar, ON
the Western Maryland Railroad, this sea-
son is about double that of any previous
year.
The first sitting of the Registers of Vot
ers, previous to the next election,w will COM
mence throughout this county on Tues
day, September 4th and continue for the
remainder of the week.
IMPORTANT TO CIGAR MAKERs.-Com-
missioner Evans has addressed a circular
letter to all Collectors of Internal Revenue
notifying them that it is unnecessary for
cigar manufacturers to give new bonds
where districts have been consolidated.
One notable feature concerning the adj
vertisemcnt of Ross F. Withcrow who Of
fers to the people of this community his
well selected stock of Boots, Shoes, Dry
Goods and Groceries for Fall and Winter,
is the fact that he advcrtises his goods for
exactly what they are, not claiming that
his are the only good goods that are made
but carefully selected from the best mar
kcts and satisfaction to customers is guar
anteci, the fact that he has been in the
business for u number of years gives force
to tins guaranty See advertisement in
another column.
MTsAprREHENDED.-- AS it is understood
by some that Principal Wire has doubled
his rates of tuition in the Seminary course
it may be well to explain,
In his advertisement one year ago he
published his rate per term, at $1,000; two
terms making up the session; this year he
advcrtises his rate per session, or year, at
$50, therefore there is no change in his
rates, simply in the way IN which he has
seen proper to write his advertisement.
He does not propose to canvass the town
for patronage as all here ought to apprc-
ciatc the advantages of the school, but all
encouragement will he appreciated and
every pupils interest faithfully promoted
In this connection it may be well to state
that Mr. Wires school will show a graft
flying increase, this over last year.
Persistence and intelligent direction in
, this matter we believe will attain to sue
cess and we hive strong faith that the
worthy principal is possessed Of botl
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For Sale, CIleap.-A large num-
Der of empty boxes, and sugar and molas
scs barrels. G. II. johnson.
The Officer of Registration for Fourtl
Election District will attend and sit al
Krise's Hotel, in Crcagcrstown, on Tues
day the 4th, Wednesday the 9Th and Thurs
day the 9th days Of Septemhcr and at
Rocky Ridge Station, at the Warehouse OF
Joshua Biggs, on Friday September It'll
and Saturday September Sth. 1881.
G. w. BARRICK,
Registration Officer.
The Officer of Registration for the Tenth
Election District will attend and sit at
Stems Hotel, in Sahllasvillc, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 4h and 9Th of Sep
temhcr; on Thursday and Friday, the 9th
and 7th of September at llezckiah T.
Browns, at Foxvlle; and on Saturday
the s,h of September, 1888, at Lantz
Store. JOS. b. BROWN,
Registration Officer.
The Officer Of Registration for the Eff:
tccnth Election District will attend and
sit at his Residence, in Graccham, on Tues
day, September 4th, 1888; at Caloctin Fur
mace, at John b. Kunkcl's Store, on We'd
nesday, September 9Th, 1888; and at Me
chanicstown. at the Shop of A. Slick, or
Thursday the 9th, Friday the 18th, and Sat
urday the Stb days of September, 1888.
BERNARD COLLIFLOWER,
Registration Officer.
The Officer of Registration for the Tween
tieth Election District will attend and sit
at Harpers Store Room, in Hansonville
on Tuesday, September 4th; at j. A. p.
Matthias Store, Utica Mills, on Wedncs
day, September 9TH and at Weller's Hall
in Lews,own, on Thursday, Friday an(
Saturday, September the 9th 18th and Sth
1888. -
PETER T. MAILMAN,
| Registration Officer.