Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-06-19

| fOI VAIN VI q uulI Wiz 5uOC was lOSV, III
want of a shoe the horse was lost" say
poor Richard; and for want of Days Hors'
and Cattle Powder many horses cows, sheer
and hogs are daily lost. Price IS cts. pc
package of one pound, full weight.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION. - Telephon,
poles have been strewn along the road, from
this place to New Windsor. They will b.
erected shortly. The line runs via Linwoot
and Uniontown. No connection has beer
made with this place as yet, although poles
leading to the corporation limits were plant
ed last fall. The completion of this line viii
place our town in direct communication
with all the principal places in Western
Maryland.-Inder.
There were few weeks since at the fish
house in Druid Hill Park, Baltimore nearly
half million brook trout ready for distribu-
ton. These little fellows were quite lively
and are from three to four months old. FISH
Com. Delander hopes to distribute 10000
young trout in the Northern and Western
counties of the State. The water in the
Southern counties becomes too warm in the
summer for trout and they thrive best in the
mountain streams The trout may be OBJ
tanned by application to Mr.. g. w. Deander
Fish Commissioner, Eutaw House. Baltimore
THE COUNTY LEvY.-The County Com.
missioners of Washington County, at Their
session last Friday, made the annual levy 10
taxes for the ensuing year, as follows:
County Expenses ................... .81l
Court House and School Bonds and
interest NORTHUMBERLAND. 06i
Railroad Bonds and interest. ....... .1S9
Court Expenses. NATURALIZATION. .O4a
Bellevue .............. ...... go. VA
Public Schools. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
School Buildings, ................... .02a
State Taxes ................... ... .1ss
1064
The levy is made upon an assessable basis
of $17, 662, l45 for county, and $16,445, 269
for state taxes. This will produce for coun-
ty purposes S155 ,426S7 and for state purpos-
es $50, 1886 43 a total of $1sG,2e2SO
AN AUsPIcIoUs BEGIN. - The Reliance
Mutual Live Stock Insurance Company of
Emmitsburg got properly and fully under
way last week and the secretary, in answer
to our inquiry, informs us that the company
has done an amount of business already that
is fatterng to SO young u company and that
applications by persons desiring to act as
agents, are being received to an extent fully
up to their expectations. Livestock insur-
ance is becoming very popular and amongst
our readers there are many energetic men
who, being thoroughly reliable, could secure
such agency and out Of it derive handsome
income and we would suggest to them that
they apply in time. Such as may consider
it, have our word for it, that the company is
not only reliable, but will conduct the busin-
ess lcgitimatcly and honorably; there is no
wildcat, or graveyard insurance in their
methods and agents will find nothing in the
future transactions of the company to COM
promise them. Parties owning stock and
wishing to have it insured will call upon
Mr.. Henry w. Bennett of this place, who
represents the company in this section.
SEMINARY CohMRNCEMENT-On Friday
evening, the 9th inst. the school room of the
Seminary under the management ofRev. W
c. Wire in this place was filled by select
onI;apca ;nutnl IN, rpitpnco tbaa 4 hot
closed the second year of the Seminary. The
entertainment was very pleasant one
throughout. We give the program of e1er-
cises in full.
COMMENCEMENT MARCH.
PIANO Minnie Ray and Lula Wire,
ORGAN Eta Ray,
DIALOGUE Willie Rouzer,
SALUTATORY Miss Minnie Ray
PIANO SOLO, FAIRY Visions Miss
Minnie Fox,
''Wlere is or boy tonight"
Misses Bertha Crawford Il Mamie Henshaw
DUETT, MILITARY GALLoP Misses Minnie
tSy q jessie OVernOtZer,
SONG.
"Was but four -leaved Clover" Eta Ray,
TRIO.
LoRETTo ENTRANCE Misses Simons, Jones
and Wire.
MYSTERY OF MYSTERIES Arthur Rouzer,
SONG.
Crock Bye Baby" Misses Bertha Craw-
ford & Mamie Henshaw,
ESSAY, INDUSTRY Miss Mollie Seton,
"Dreamt that dwelt in marble Halls
PIANO Miss Minnie Ray
ORGAN Miss Emma Lohr,
BEv1AMo Misses Matte Black & Lula Wire,
A. B. Z. SoNa Eta & Minnie Ray,
Trio.
"The Three Sisters" Misses Zimmerman,
Crawford g. Jones,
Lovely May" Misses Bertha Crawford &
Mamie Henshaw,
DUET.
Pearl of Love" Misses Minnie Ray & Lula
Wire,
Song
"Whcn the Leaves begin to Turn" EttaRay,
PIANO SOLO, OLD HUNDRED & VARIA-
TIoNs Miss Carrie Jones
FAREWELL SONG.