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Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18
Interesting to Mechanics.

We are in receipt of the Nechanicdl Ners
for Nov. 18th and take pleasure in calling
the attention of our readers to the merits of
that journal, 1t is among the best papers
that come to our editorial table, filled as it
is with original and choice illustrations of
the important and novel inventions of the
times. Its editorial pages are rfplete with
well considered articles on practical subjects
readily understood by any reader, while its
miscellaneous and news matters make it at
tractve to those Interested in the industrial
prosperity Of our country, the whole form.
ing rich store of useful reading
The publishers announc" that every per-
son who sends one dollar uhe subscription
price of the papcr) will receive the Me
chanica News for one year, and a valuable
premium. The premium alone is worth the
price asked for the paper, but will only be-
given to those subscribing before Jan. 1st
1887, after which time no premium will be
given to subscribers. The otf, il most lib
cral and every mechanic should nd for IA
sample copy of the paper, which will be-
mailed free of charge. With your own
name give the names of your friends inter-
ested IN such subjects, and copies will he
mailed to them also Address the
Mechanical News, 10 Liberty 1t, New York
For ddddjonm Lor4ls see setond Pa1s.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

ENCoURAGEING. One of our advertisers
met us on Saturday evening last with the
remark "Old fellow I'm making money off
Of YOU" Being interested at once, inqur-
ed his nearing, when he told us that one
single line in the Bus. Loc.' column
brought new customer residing several
miles from this office to whom he sold a bill
cf goods that would account for some weeks
advertising. He says that it Is no unusual
occurrence to have some one say to him II
sec The CLARION says you have this and
that article and he made us feel good
thloughin and throughout by winding up
the subject by saying "Of course it pays
and when it doesn't I'll stop Now that is
Just the point we nuSt he able to make it
pay or advertisers will not be justified in ex-
tending US their patronage. Now follow
this one step further :; advertisers withdraw
their support and a newspaper cannot live;
follow us one step further, ifa newspaper
cannot live; whose loss is it! at least the
communitys as much az the publisher
What then is the deduction, patronize those
whose patronage makes it possible for us to
offer YOU the convenience and advantage of
ncHrp rpaper IN your mi 81.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

WORTH kNowING Kerosene oil is gen.
orally used for lights in the country, and
the cleaning of lamp chimncys is quite tire
some, but must be attended to every day
The burners often get out of fix, and it is
very yc1atious to keep them in running or
der. When they get cIosgcd and will no,
run up or down, and are covered with SCOT
and gum, do not throw them away, but take
n little iron kettle and put in pint Of wood
ash"a and a quart Of water put in the burn
rrs and set them on the stove, and let them
boil five or ten minutes; take them out and
with soft rag wash them clean and dry
them we'll They are then as good as new,
aud will do another six months. 1t is very
little trouble to do it, and saves much vexa-
tion After one has tried if once they will
not be apt TO forget it,
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Wchavr Just received Il large lot of en-
vcIo;4rs, hill letter and note heads, cards,
card boards, etc, and can fill amy order for
work promptly.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

You can save iimr and trouble, and may
hc litc it>c,f hrompt and iudicinu, use of
DR.. Balls Baltimore Pills at the beginning
of Il bilious attack.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

THAT'S THE WAY Country newspapers
are expected to exchange with their sub
scrbcrs and in many ways the custom is an
Objectionable one, especially when you are
required to take something tha' You really
do not need or want and probably pay in
cash balance in amount larger than the
account settled There are notable cXccp.
tions and during the wintrv storm of Satur-
day last one of them struck us, when Mr..
Samuel J. Lewis tcamstcr dropped into our
office and asked permission to unload one
and onc-half cords of excellent oak wood
and told us to give Mr.. l.. credit with the
M'anrr due him as he intended to continue
,o read TnE CLARION. Now, there is some
thing satisfactory about that kind of barter
and there arc a number ofpcople who will
read this item that could iflhcy would, pro-
fit thereby.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

JoHN BRowS's SroyE.-Mr. Albcrt Spcn-
Ger, a prominent merchant of llarptI's Fer
", W. Va, and wcllknown in Frederick,
has in his possession a cooking stove chat
originally belonged to John Brown while
seized the Government arsenals at Harper 's
Ferry. Mr.. Spencer purchased the stove,
which is i'll good condition, from a family
who lived nclghhors TO Brown. He will
~, and it will afterwards be shipped to Bos-
ton. UuiOn.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

ONy venerable friend Mr.. George Krise,
aged 81 years in October ult., came to town
on foot, Thursday He makes the distance,
two and one half miles without apparent ia
tlguc, and in so doing dcsccnds and ascrnhs
the hill of difficulty" known as Poplar
Ridge, his carriage is as erect as ever, and
save some ullncss OF hearing, is quite hear
~, and ca, WELD the axe ut the wood pile
%ith effect fHrDnirL.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Has TIE Hen License LAW CARRIED:
1t is IA matter of considerable doubt
whether the High License Law has actually
been ratified 10y the people. The act pro
ydcs that if n majority of the voters Of
said county shall determine by their ballots
in favor Of the High License Law. Nc'"--
Taking the vote on congressman rs a bass,
il will be seen that there were SGJl vo Is
cast. y majority would be 1926, while the
vote for High License WAS only 4,3ll Tins
would defeat the measure by twelve votes
Whether or not the law has been adopted
depends upon the construction put upon the
net. fits adoption required Il majority Of
the votes p,llcl AT the election, i, is defeat
ed; but If only majority of those cast on
that question alone are necessary, 1t has
been ra,ifcd-W"ruM anil 1orch.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18
Business Locals.
.JoEL GrTM\N on THE CORNER

JoEI GrrM\N on THE CORNER
MECnANICSrow !.
Mr. NJ {. Cramcr has made arrangements
with joel GulmIn Il Co., OF Baltimore, to
furni~, any goods tina, can be found in their
catnlo que, at catalogue prices. This gives
YOU an advantage of buying real fine goods
on the corner. Since the arrangement has
been made have already taken number
of orders and complete satisfaction given
Catalogues furnished on application.
NJ c. CRAM Err.
G5y" FOR SALE-A parlor Coal Stove.
near y new. Cheap. X +. Nllhrro".
FRENcu GolpES WASHING CoMrorND. :,
Best Washing preparation in the world
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
ID. II. LYNN, GENERAL AGENT,
Md,llchlrg. Md
Compound and Family Rights for sale Ivy
W. a LYNN,
novlSit Mrchani-town, Md.
90" READY FOR CHRISTMAS, =,
Rnisin> CurrantS, PruncS Citron, Lemon,
Vanilla, New Orleans Mok.ssr-, lIom,ny
Cheese, Rolled Oats, Chocolate.
Ross f.. Withrrow.
NEW Gnop,, At pOLI.EY'S, New Goop>.
Go to POLICY : for New turrant>.
Go to pocys for New K'i~inS.
Go to pul,ry's for New prunr~
Go to Policy : for New Figs.
Go to Pollcv's for New Cilron,
Go to Policy, for New S"r1lcs> RaSinS.
Go to pOI.LEY'S for New Dates.
Go,o Policy, for new Malaga Grapes.
Go to pollrys for New Lemons. ,,o.a
toto POILEI'S for Florida 4 A
Go to polry> for New Cocuanu,s
Go to p"llry'> for New CranhcrN
Go to Policy ) for London Lave K>in,.
We have jus, bought lbls Fruit and
Can say that il is all Fresh ami purr.
ours respectfully,
II lsrf M.F. POLICY g. BRO.
I.osT,A ladi,s gold breast pin either i'll
Freezes Hall at t.r Clymcr Family enter
lainmcnt or ON Water or f. Main-sl., on
the same evening. The finder will be slita- |
bly, rewarded hv returning il to
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

1t begins to look AS though Ihe Nrontc1es $
Indian Summer prognosis was a safe one.
We have always been exceeding skrptical on
the subject Of Indian Summer as Il well de-
fined meteorological circumstance, but if
his theory as well and regularly in the frl-
,urc as they have during the current season
we shall 90 over /" the minority, prompt,
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

TAN CoLLEcToN'> NisIr.-Mr. J, Mm.
BAlYhnan with his efficient clerk Mr. Gut
shall was in town on Tuesday last. He le.
ports receipts in some sections of the county
sum received OF this visit.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Mr.. John 4. S,ull shu, and killrd in shr
m,un,ain on Monl.y last "A fine wild turkey
.ohher: It's weight was loi hounds
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Take warning. g.--For want Of Day Horse
Powder many horses, COWS. sheep, and hogs
are daily lost.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

w. \. LYNN has the Exclusive sale of
w II Bi"~s ~ Bros "lsabclla' and "Nic-
tor Roller Fancy Flour in nrrhanicstoNn
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Senator BDwjW> of this county IS ramcd
- one Of the probable appointments for
: General Appraiser at Baltimore to succeed
Mr. III W. Combs. Ii is also rllmorrd that
the Internal Revenue tollcc,orship will
shortly honor II new incumbent.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Mr. Smith of IrbanA, who had his pocket
Anl promi>>orv note, amounting to $40 has
recovered the poci.cthooh witt! everything
in ii except the cash. BnnNCr.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

MECHANICSTOWN POTTERY: The
undersigned has again ,aFcn possession of
the Lynn Pottery, Mcchanicstown and is
prepared to furnish the trade with all kinds
of carthcnwarc at short notice.
oct. 81, IT. W A. Lynn
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

On Thursday evening the engine at the
well Of the water company was put in opera
ton and about nine feet of water pumped
from the well during the night Everything
worked satisfactory and rs soon as the
weather will permit the pnd1rrs to COM
mrncr work all the water needed by them
will he forced up the hill and into the rcscr
NNr- CNELW NrmS
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Mr.. J. H. Freeze is laying a brick pave
,nrnt in tronJ of his new building.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

BLowED -OCT.-'rhr C"ri"" represents
the Mrclnnlrsluwn Band ns having dissolv-
ed. 'ri> pity for the organization WAS n
good one as regards its performances. We
trust it will be renewed and come forth in
m"loiious trlm better llan cvcr.--C Chronic'e.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

NJ CLAY CRAMER will constantly keep
ON hand l.adlco' Astraghan Jerseys and
LADIES' Aetraghan Cloth Coats AS well as
Children's and Misses COatS
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

CURING PoHK.-Qui'r too much salt
pr,rr is used in curin" pork. lis tendency
is TO spoil the flavor and make meat hard
and indigrstjhlc. With ~oo,. taste and
tender, ham, or bacon can pass without such
extreme rrdncss. Less >altp,arc to the aver
age amount Of common salt, Is the advice Of
a long experience in curing and using.
To o"c" snh is to ruin meat. 1t destroys
All fluvor and TEXTURE and leads to the mum.
bclleSs misrrlrs Of dyspepsia.
Meat is often left too long in salt or pickle.
For light pork one week for sides and two
be increased with increase Of wcigh, --
Three to four weeks will answer tor the
heaviest
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Pro BoNo PUEIICu. After waiting two
weeks tor authority to publish the current
taxpayers notice AMI not receiving any, we
inserted it for the benefit of our readers -
Every other paper in the county was au-
thori1cl to publish it and Will be pail for it;
We have published it free Will the star
Eyed Goddess of Reform kindly note us
down little credit of $500: Wcarr doing
well in her service and if She is pleased with
sllrtcpiitiou>ly and with Il sudden motion,
her of stellar optic
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Fox ROLLER FLOUR, 90 to W A. Lynn's.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

eB- FALL AND WINTER GOODS
have just completed my stock of MILL
merry for the Fail and Winter seasons
and am now prepared to supply my friends
with the latest styles in Hats. Bonnets and
TRIMMINGS. have the above in all grades
of Fincnr>s and my Prices will be satStac
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Prompt attention given to all calls.
Public office in tho Drug Store.
Private consultation room in the rear of
he Drug Sore.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

After the storm We have enjoyed a day or
two of very pleasant weather.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Mr.. VIM G.. Mosrr of this pace, and Mr..
George : Harp of Ellcrton, each sustained
Il fracture on the forearm whilst husking
corn We raise biz corn in this locality
and don't You forget it I"Neg h'g'strr.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

~ For Magnetic Harness Oil, the hes
harness on in the market call on
aug 26 II. W. Bennett.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18
Local Items.

"Dcllr OF the season. DreXcls Bell Cologne.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

The Washington Cliff House, at Prnmar,
made a narrow escape from destruction hv
the recent fire ON the South Mountain. 1t
was only saved hy hard work on the part OF
rail- Ntrs.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Rev. VIM. II. Chapman, Pastor of NJ, +,
church, Georgetown, ID. {. wrote us Hay
ing had an opportunity to test the cXcelant
qualities of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, hcsi-
tate not to say, it is the best remedy | have
ever used in my family. For Group and
whoopiny cough it is Il sure cure.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

s5$" MEN WANTED. D.-Rcliallr and en-
er-c,c, to sell goods for a first class house
Write for information.
Address Box N2
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Mr. Daniel Il. Lakin, cNschool Examiner
of this county and cashier Of the new Cti-
zens' National Bank, was married last n ght
in ashin.ton, to Miss Lizzie X. Ropp, of
Virginia. The happy couple have the best
wishes of their friends in this community
for Il long and pleasant life --Ntms
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18
N1.F. POLICY g. BRO.

LosT-A ladies gold breast pin either i'll
Frrrzc'> Hall al TIE Clymcr Family enter
,ainmcnt or ON Water or f. Main.st,, on
the same evening. The finder will be- suita-
bly, rewarded by returning il to
noSlllf TnH CLARION OFFICE.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

HANDSOME CARHIAGE-Mr NJ. Clay
Cramcr has had built to order by Mr.. c.
kriSc of Wayncsboro, Pa, one OF the hand
soonest vehicles that has come to our town.
1t is known as the Surrey" is two seated,
falling top, well built and richly finished. It
was delivered by the builder on Tuesday
last
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

4 \
DRS. WHITE Il LEATlIERMAN
are hereby notified to make immediate set
Element either by Cash or Note otherwise
such accounts will hc collected bv law. We
are Obliged to do this in order to make a ii
nal settlement with the Court of the Estate of
DIR. WM. WHITE, DECEASED
The accounts Of said firm are IN the hands of
Dr. VI. +. Icnthcrman.
W. +. i. WHITE, Executor
FREDERICK WHITE. Aren't
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Nov 43t Westminster, Ml
The largest stock of Stoves in town ut
Oclrrs.
c" OF INTEREST TO PARENTS
+. L. Bohllz has ,st added to his stock II
fine assortment of Boys Knee Pants Suits
To fit BOYS from to II years, Of a@c, latest
styles and popular prices. Call and see
item.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

A full line of Heating Stoves at Oslcr's
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18


What il irisurcs-A pleasant home is in
surcd to all mothers that use DR.. Bulls Baby
! Syrup. 25 cts.
4 goolly sized delegation ofthe Rcpub'-
cans Of this district attended the ratification
meeting at Emmitsburg on Tuesday even
iny of this week. They were accompanied
| 10y the disbandcd ~ band.
| James Calf, one of the public school teach
ers of Carroll county was arrested on Sat
urday for severely whipping one of his pu-
pills the dav previous, and was fined by JUS
tcc 4. f. Orndorf. The fine and costs
amounted to $l2 20.
HIGH WINDS Following the excellent
and needed rains Of Friday last, was Il wind
storm that leyelcd fences and scattered corn
fodder. The NJ. V. engine house was near
" collapsed by the storm and foul chimnrys
made narrow escapes.
PERsoNAI.-M u. b. Krcter called to
see us Tuesday of tins week. He is now en-
gagged alone in granite and marble work in
Baltimore He works as high as seven
men at times We are pleased to know
that Buck is doing we'll
Mr. Daniel II. Lakin, cNschool Examiner
f.ss
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18
AND LOW PRICES,

will convince you that we are determined To
be up with the times and down with the
prices.
We do not think it necessary to mention
Il long list of our goods, for vou will find in
every department of goods a perfect line
We have some special bargains IN woolcn
GOODS, and will make it pay You I" call and
see them. eur stock, OF
NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
lhoth Leather and Guml is very large hav
ing added great many SPECI1L7IES
never before kept We did not forget the
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Biliousncss, constipation, or headache is
the Sign of dlsordrrcd liver. "Dr. Sellers
Liver Pills always cures. 25c. II hoX.-
Sold hy all druggists
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

Mr. J. II. Freeze, proprietor of our new
town Hall is bcsicged with applications by
travelling companies We suggest that he
cndravor to inform himself in advance and
accommodate only those OF unqurstioned
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

We notice some Of the Sunday schools of
ncighboring counties advertising an in
gathering" day, which is day when an cf-
fort is made to hrin" back all scholars that
have wandered of or brcomc negligent in
their attendance c-IIagrrs;Own Globc.
The annual Holiday treat serves the pur-
pose fully in this localty.-ED. CI.AnIoN.l
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

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