Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-02

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The change Of residence on the lat Of
April was comparatively slight with us.
\ strong north least storm accompanied Ivy
. heavy fall of snow prevailed on Saturday
evening last About five inches of snow fell.
IloRSEs TO MARKET,-John F. Troxelland
II. s. Knodc visited liagrrstown last week
with horses, made two swaps and sold two
horses. A very successful trip
Two MuNrIs OLD--I could not believe
that my child could have worms, being only
two month. old, until used DR.. Fahrney's
Infalliblc Worm Syrup. Nov know it had
81 cts bottle
Mr. f. l.. Boalitz has removed his family
from the store property on the corner to
Mrs, Mary II,spc'horna. Mr. b. dwelling
WAS not obtlinlblc this spring, the tenan,
nolding over, without notice
From m item that appeared in last week S
Mottcr is not to be numbered with that class
of hcartless heads ofthe family who emf.
CRATE daring the season Of scrub5in :, white
washing and carpet shaking
REMtHKAnLE.-Two members of q Gc,nt.
ing society in Frederick secured a verdict on
the negative side Of the following "Should
the I. S Government pay to Frederick city
the sum levied as 4 forced contribution by
+ien. Early in 1864"
Tho B ,ltimarc SIN SAYS The democratic
central committee of Frederick County will
he convened shortly to Officially formulate
changes, already referred to in THE SrN
against the postmaster Of Frederick City,
With view TO securing his early removal.
New FIRM--Messrs Bernard and John
Coliiower have entered intoa co-par,ncr.
ship and having purchased the stock of gen.
Fral merchandise Of Mr.. VIM. L. Armacost
in Graceham, will conduct business in the
same room occupied by Mr. Armacost
These gentlemen are well and favorablv
known and will command the full conf ience
Of and secure large patronage in their com
munty.
Vim. Crch, Esq, Herndon, Fairfax Co
Va, says he used Powell's Prepared Chemi.
Gals mixed as directed, 600 lbs. to acre on
corn with following results: He used other
high priced fertilizers, same quantity, side by
side, and the chemicals gave him best crop
at less than halfcost. He takes pleasure in
recommending them as good and cheap fer.
filters. Address Brown Chemical Co.,
Baltimore, Nd
NEW FIRM MIR, Thos. son of Mr.. Chas
a. Eyler Of Eyler's Valley has associated
hinselfn business with Mr. Albert Coli.
flower in the general store at Franklin Mills
The n.me and style ofthc firm is Coli.
flower and Eycr and succeeds that of r
ColIitower and son. Mr. Eylcr brings to
the business large and favorable influence
which should add materially to the already
handsomo business done at the old stand
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Tile Ecamainsr squibbed 7'he Nep. speak.
ing of it as an Amateur DAILY" Tie Times
Rough on the Amateur Daily" and now
The .Fe,os is iratc; who wonderso But it
docs seem that the more ono has, the more
one becomes dissatisfied with that which he
has.
In and about four-thirtls of the county
expense for printing is incurred in Fretler-
lex and from this source Of wealth our urban
"onireres seem to have a disposition to be-
come intolcrant--o! each other
Quality and not quantity ofmatter is what
makes up good newspaper"
The above paragraph appeared in last
weeks edition of The Cnronicle and a. n
most rilpable instance of the incorrecsness
Of such Il statement, The Chronicle itself of
that week would not have been the COM
pletc and excellent number tina, it was, had
'carcely single item of the many interest
ing features OF that issue been eliminated.