davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

.ul q q;
ME-. W. Ia;csz AzaA&s buzz
twojei, czq~tokrot szsrok'o',
iak ca'y Ocean, nadarann's:
Me bed1iesz k'eia: nj sfo-
rzeczyfa, jak to SO czs''o
zdarza Bedzicsz wsorem enosy
malA hskirj i mac'erzyhsN'eJ
Id cayn'd bedziesz W 40
. mowem goSpodarstwis; u+lkac
belzissz, by mai ME Mat lo-
wodu kl6tjc sic z toba o czysta
b'elizne. Guzik zgnbiony prey
sv atecznym surdueie Tub ko-
szuIa nictzysto wyprana mtae
wywolud W domu welki rNstes.
Me bcdzie-z sic zaklInsta,
ialso MAJ twoj chodN po bez-
dr., zach, albo~iom to lnne
kumoszki - ~plotkarki, Eahll
naiac sic, q nabaj''y'
H PamietaJ, ah,s W dni swIefe
meaa tw j"go zaber"fa do ko'
scivla. BclDiysz juz W sobote
wszys.ko szykowafa ma Mo
dziele, i, 5 mis- miata wym6wek:
- Stabam = choram ME
moglam... b;edna... zdazyc!
Ady6 poczkai chtopie; "a ty-
dzivh pdJlq Z toba ma nabo-
z.hstwo. DIS ME moge, b.
bym sic ME uprzatnel" 2 O.
baden! - Bedziesz skrzetn;e
i zarudnis chodzi}a ko}o gospo-
dalstwa - ME be iziesz sig
gramoii}a, jalo mucha W smole.
Me beiziesz sic caiemi dn'am'
kreciia i ~w3oczyfa pc kumo
ezksch, abys sunienn'e mogf"
speEnia6 swe obowiazki wzg}e-
dem meta twojego i dziec;
twoioh. n
W. Czcij meAa twojego j dzieci
twojs i sIuzbq twojh jeze Ii
ktora W comu jest; lekcewnAaD
sobie %otoczen'e, "a wiele ga
dajac lub posadzaj &c bljzn'ch,
narobisz sobe j diugim wicllE
n;eprzyi emnosci. Mic bedziesz
rsufa mezpwi apetytn j hu-
moru PREY stole. Skargi be-
dziesz zanosiia pc j%edzeniu, i
to ME w g%wa'towny, lecz
przyzwoity spos6b, s~tosujac sic
do momemtalnego usposoblenia
mcza. Widzac Fly humor u
meza, bedziesz nieprzyjemne
sprawy odkiadafa do %.jutra.
v Me zabijaj zdrowia me2a two
lego ustaw!cznom ~dokuczaniem
onemu. Me bedziesz mu
wrzcszczula mad uszami, nj
tupnfa gwaitownie ncg"mi,
pred MIN sto.i ac, ME bedziesz
mu lafa za kolnierz ami zimnc,
woody, ami warn, ami sadfs
goracego. Me bedziesz karals
dzieci twoich, kiedy ciebie
gwaitowna zfosc oranuje,
karzac je, ME bedziesz MY
wala ztorzsczch, n przeklenstN
Salacych Pana B"ga two
jcgo. = He razy gn'ew opa
nujo SERGE twojs, bsdziesz "a
tykaia gsbe Swoja chIeben
iytnim zuNa 60 przynajmnie
przez minut 10, dor6ki ztos'
twGja ME mimic, dzierAac warg
zawarte szczelnie.
Dohrfczvn+c-aastapi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

POKkOSIE
y obchod0W 20 list.

Toledo, II grudnia.- | my
tn odprawilismy solenne nabo.
zenstwo w dniu 20 list. b.r. z
katsfalkiem i c~eremoniami, ia
kie RITUAL przepisuje, a wieczo-
rem w pieknie przystrojonym
koscie]e suplikacye -Bo2e cos
Polske, q dymem pozarow i
Nieopuszczaj mas odspiewalis-
my. By}o i kazanie, stosowne
do uroczystosci, z zapewnie-
Nom, lie PolsAe odzyskamy'
.ieaeli wspolnie pracowac o t.
Boga gor4co prosic b~edziemy
Kosciof by1 przepelniony, be
to pc raz plerwszy byfo takie
nabozenstwo.-
Ks. S j. Wieczoyek
proboszcz
PREY koscieie sw. Jadwigi. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

WIADOMOSCl
nj EJSCOW t.
-Eozej B,n1ngtoa -NotAern W
nastepuiaeych pr4ypad!sach aanin>'a
apclacNa przcctwko uchwaIe NO.
mi~vi sud wei wzglele,n' "dsAko-
dowui, jake r@eczona hoIej E.a
zapiuciG: Ftanciszek Drazkowski,
P,o,r Pu'uhi,ki, Y. Gown, 7.
Schw,izer, Jar. Sche,tt,ms. NJ. r.
Nn,kin, w. Miller, Ptotr Bah, 7.
Schneider i Mary c. Curtis.
Pod}ug o~rzeczenis kontralStora
Spaffordu most zimowy k"lei L.
%lsznsj Burlington Northern slanio
gotowy w przeo'asu. dni 10.
Zvrucam u,cage ia ogioszenis
wfasciceIn ks,cgatni i hand'u
obruzow VIM. Roes.nera, Nrzy
3ciej ulicy, ktdry "a k"zlrso dola-
IA, "a ktoieso sc n'ego c" knpl,
%oiarule los ma dwie drogocenne
samoSraj ski.
S=yacAcie po1Shi pan do Pa
w}owski z Chicago N"zyfac.a
si9 do rrctestn brace buttalowsNi'j
~przeciwko wy'zadzonej c"tel sz'a-
cLcis poI-kiej, przrA tut~.J'Ieso
oby satrlu BuczN nskies", obra-
Eie, iakoby byFa farmSsonska.
Mareia StJaaSAi 'debraf pred
paru dn5a,ui St. adrcsownny ze
st. Paul 10 Winony, Ponlewai
poczta tut ,jsza MO moe Stefan
ek'ego odual &c, Frzeto VIZ VA >ie
go n,njej~zem ~rubl'cz"ie, ably SIG
zgtospl pc sN6j list albo wlrost do
urze III ~porztowego W W'non's,
albo do nn,zeso puIskiego Iistowe-
go p. Msrclna Daszko" skisgo.
, lciehuaier~y. - w niedziele,
~ %g,udnia, reta% ;en'nlo uclekio Cd
rodzicow z Win"ny dw"rh ME
pelnoletnich chtopcow Tomnsz
Sjkor-ki, lat Is, j.. Dralkowski,
lat rs. Pe..szv st sNnem salo-
misty lutte ,jszego Teodora Sik"r>llie-
go, drugi saIonjsty Jana d a1kow.
skiegu. - Kto by wiedziai o te-
raznrjszym ich pobyeie, nechaj
doniesle o Mich redakcyi WmruSa.
Oh lurcinoaciD osGkowshiellu,
naszemu poIs<iemu Ii>towemu, u
rodzil sic dniu 3 grudnia dru~i
syn, kt6rego ochrye"no ma imiona
Piotr i Mkotni. = Wazne swej
rod1inie zGarzeule upan.ietnl} pan
Daszkowski w c>tatnla nIedz e!e.
rodtug stare polskitgo zwyczaj u,
hojnnm czostowanlem swych mno-
gch drucLov, PREY czem i%pracow-
nixon w drukarni Warusa do
staio sle cos Cd gesicj nogi.
Pm Foytuaski Z La Crosse,
Wis, racAyf odwledzld VIC wtorsk,
IA bm., nasza drukarnia j dat mi
polecenie, abym podz1okowaf pol
skim S. lon'stom j grocelulkom w
Wiuonie, independence i Arcad'i,
zn usilne popleran'e jego rrxed.ie-
bTorstwa, kupu.jac teraz cySara
prawie wylacznle Oh niego.
Zazdr"szczasy p. Fortuashieanu po-
wodzenja rodacy nasi Z La Crosse
racsa wy baczyd to krotka notatSe
redaktorowi, ktory popie'ajAc
przemyet polsk,, p"-lepnje scjsIe "
my 81 artykulu XIV Konstytucyi
Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Zawiazuje SIC tutaj polskie
K6lko spiewakew pod nazwa
ARION. Dolychczas zapisali sic
jako czlonhow'e: J61tf Brudno,h,
Franci.zek G'u~zczy h-kl, Franc
Jachimowicz, Stefan Rzeszota,ski
Knzmirz j. L'~ick1. IL eronim
Derdowski, Roman knchcinski z
La Crosse oraz p. Fortuhski z La
Crosse.
Pc zupefnem zorganizowaniu
sic przys.api Arion do Zwiazku
Mar. Pol.
Gustownq acystaare gwiazdkows
urzadzit p. Jan ZaborowsN rrzy
ullcy 5tej. Sliczne tam ST. zabaw
XII dlu dzleci, samograjki, albumy
TAME zlotp zegarki, k"zdy ku.
pujacy "a so c., odbiera los loteryj
ny IL" kosztowny obraz olejny.
M1E DoKToRzY M
Gaukhey i McDavitt
p~rzenieSli swe Biur(
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Zcrucam u,coge ma ogfoszenis
wf~ascicteIa ks'egalni i hant!iu
obruzow VIM. Roes.nera, PREY
3ciej ulicy, ktory Ia kaSleso dola-
IA, "a ktoieso Sc n'ego c" kapi,
otiarule los ma dwie drogocenne
samosraj ski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Podiug ~orzeczenis k%ontraktora
Spaffordu most zimowy k"lei h.
lsznaj Burlington Northern stanio
gotowy w ~przeoiagu. dni 10.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

S=!acAcic lo1Shi pan do Pa
wfowski Z Chicago Nrzyf"cM
sic do prctcstU brac, butt:,lowsklsj
1rzeciwko wy'zadzonej catel sz'a-
chcis poI-kjej, przeA TUT sHeso
oby satrIa BuczN nskieS", obra-
Eie, iakoby bv'a tarmsEonska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Toledo, xachecajac DO rrzystepo-
wnnis Go Nv nzku Mar. Pol. ID ug'
u6wca obohodowy, obvwntel Pi"tr
Sze1qS=Aiemic=, wyfo2yf pornlarn's
e'6wrjei ,ze m"mcnta z dz'rJo"
Narodu ~pol~keg". Il wyka2aw>zy,
jsk 81 clnymi byli msi ojco" e,
zapytaf, czy obecnie ay.iacc lokole-
ne zdo1afohy nnSladowad naszyrh
oicow, z'Ii by Oj nz., zna p d"tku
krwi zaprngnela. ob0hod IA
kohczono okrtykami:- Nioch wv
Polskn! = n erh Syjs Zr'a1ek
7Narodowy Prl~k'! = Mech zyJe
nasx Kochuny ksiaoz w eezorek!
- Mech 1yja wszyscy debrze
myslacy Rodacy!
Ma obchodxio rocynlcy l'sto-
padowei n c Yorhu 2cbrano
ma pol~kich weternnov wNgnah-
con t13l, do ktorej to %skt"4k', jsk
pi.ze Ojc=yzna, h"j"ie przyczynif
sic p. Etazm Je.zmanow'k'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

""F7'"7 +'7~V 7"71eR
FIR. -LubOWieeki ea@o-W.
+. Me bedziesz miala istoty IN /
. szej mad meSu twojego, bedziesz
wzgIedem n;ego pokorna, Ia
godna i weso'a. Me ma
innej PAM domu nadcmnio.
Tu ia rzaize, ME kto inny!-
Otto pospolite hasto ION ame-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

mtE DoKToRzY Nc
Gaukhey i McDavitt,
p~rzeniesli w Biuro
pod Mr.. ZIG Center
ILL.,, p6ltora bloka ma
po4udnie cd poczty,
miedzy I'll. 4 a 5.
43-46)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Narei StJddSAf 'debraf pred
paru dnjauui $. a~drcsow"ny re
st. Paul 10 Winony. Ponlewal
porzta tut jszn MO moe Stefan
ekego odnnl &c, Frzeto VIZ WA >ie
go n,njej.zem publIcz"ie, ably SIG
zgtostl 20 sN6j list albo wfrost do
urze iu rocztowego Winonis,
albo do nn'zeso poIskego Iistowe-
go p. Msrcna Daszkow skisgo.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08
Communicated
Iechanicstown, Md. April 9Th, 1881

heSu@nlCssoWn, MI. ApTH osn, 1000.
EDITOR OF The CLARION Il see the
posters arc up again for our corpora ton
election for five commissioners, to manage
the affairs Of the corporation. That word,
manage, means business and why shouldn't
we elect five men, who will drive these
everlasting old clubbing tax payers up to
promptness and business. The business is
in it for law and order for them, as well as for
those that pay their taxes promptly and
have no team to put on the street. But how
is it with these delinquents? Why, sir, from
the information can get, the majority of
those in arrears have teams on the streets
nearly every day, or get profit from some
one else that has, and yet they are always
the last to pay. Why, sir, have seen some
ofthem try to hide in the street, because the
Bailiff asked them for their taxes.
There is another thing worth looking af-
ter this time and that is our foot ways; to
have those that have gotten out Of shape,
relaid, or new one Of brick or good noun
tam stone; there are Il number that are most
mserably out Of shape and have been neg
lected by our former Boards. 1t may be
that they thought the weather might get too
hot for the engagement, not to speak dispar.
agingly Of former boards. for they have had
the town well curbed, but have neglected
the pave-stone. suppose it has been the
expense of getting the stone but now there
is bran new quarry opened not very far
from town and in it is found the finest quail
ity of stone and suppose at reasonable rates
rs the quarrymen are we'll fixed to take them
out. don't think l am calling those gray
ell walks any uglicr name than they deserve,
when call them nuisances, for they certain
ly are in freezing and thawirg weather; it is
just impossible to get over them without
getting into mud halfshoe-top deep.
Now these places l speak Of are consider
cd, believe, by former Boards, as vacant
lots. Why? Because they have no house
on them, but being under good fencing and
can safely say that is an Improvement
More, there are lots in different parts of the
town that have houses on, and yet these mud
holes are allowed to be dressed up and re-
main. Why, my dear sir, the owner should
be ashamed and pave it himself and not have
the strong arm Of the law to teach him that
it is becoming of him to improve his prop
erty. There are also number of properties
that are large enough to make two or three
building lots, but they cannot be bought
only at exorbitant prices and some not at all
and vet those properties are permitted to be
unpaved, except in front of the house. / do
think that the coming Board should get
away from that old idea, that lot must
have house on 1t, before il Is considered
improved property and have the owners
pave and save the people from wading in the
mud.
Wake up boys and show your teeth this
summer, whoever you may be!
A VOTER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08
II arriages,

On March 10, 1886, at Keedysville, Wash.
ington county, Md, by Rev. j. K. Nelson
assisted by the Rev G. NJ. Holt, Rev VIM.
O. Fries. pastor of the United Brethren
church, Frederick city, to Miss Fannie c.
Nelson, daughter Of the officiating clergy.
man.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

Winter has given her cold blasts, and
many has been the dull and dreary days,
storms and the general depression In all
kinds of business, has added TO the dreari-
ness of the past season; but the spring season
is approaching its brightness is already seen
and felt; we have just received our stock OF
goods suitable to the season, and have now
the largest stock of general merchandise in
this district all of which has been purchased
for cash. and will be sold at prices as low as
the lowest. We ask comparison Of prices
and guarantee the same.
JOHN ROOT.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08
Business Locals.
M echanicstOwn Plant Nurscr.

The undersigned wishes TO call the atten-
ton of the public generally to the fact that
he has erected Green House and Sashes
for the purpose of growing vegetable plants,
not all varieties, but simply the most useful
and leading sorts, for private and market
gardening. and will have for sale, each in
their season, near his residence south of
town on f. & Il. turnpike.
PRICE LIST.
Cabbages Per 1OO-$1. 00-Per 1000 %
Tomatoes Per 1OO-$1 81, and $500
Egg Per 10O-$l, 81, and $500
Head Lettuce Per l0O-$1.00
Celery Per lOO-.4O cts.
Sweet Potatoes Per 1000 cts.
CT. CREAGER,
mch 10 St Meclanicstown, Md
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08
Apr l At.

kY- Ifyou want to buy a nice Parlor
Suit 20 to Geo. d. Keyser's, Furniture
Rooms, on East Main-st.,
tB- For Plush Parlor chairs and patent
Rockers go to Geo. D. Keyser's Warerooms
Rooms, East Main st.
cB- Go to Geo D. Keyscr's for any
thing you want in the Furniture and I'm
dcrtaking line, he always gives satisfaction.
inch 1S If
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

What pitiful sight A suffering baby.
There is nothing better for cholera infan-
tum, colc, &C., than DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
Price only rs cents.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08
.CRAMER
ON HAND
Again!

Another Bill of new Dry Goods Just Or.
rived which consists Of Prints 5 and cents
and = few choice do, at 7 cents, Cottonades
Dress Goods Muslins, &C.,
Second lot of new clocks, just received "a
hour and day in ash and walnut Frames.
Another Lot of New Dress Buttons dis
played in the show case.
Third lot Of new carpets just arrived
Beautiful Rag different prices
Ingram
Straw Mating"
PAINTS, GLASS, &C.,
Just received White Lead by the 500 TBS
which enables me to compete with the low
est, glass on hand from 7x9 to 14x29 and
new diamond to cut any size you may
want.
NEW HATS. NEW HATS,
in latest styles. Both Felt and Straw goods
New Hanging Lamps on hand,
am prepared to furnish you with any
kind of suit of clothes you may want, Same
just put been in Stock,
Goods being received daily and bought
for spot Cash, enables me to compete with
the lowest, call in on the corner, No trouble
to show goods, Anything we may not
have will be ordered with pleasure, Thanks
for what you have done for me in the past
two months and halt, and leave the future
wholly with you, Yours,
M. C.. CRAMER,
M. C.. CRAMER,
Msczs*zcsTow*. AD.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

III WANTED. Oak Wood and
Locust Posts in exchange tor First.Class
Sewing Machine, New and right from the
shop. Apply at
THE CLARION OFFICE.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

A steady down pour of rain and snow
prevailed from Friday until Tuesday. A
great quantity of water fell and the wealth
er was harsh and wintry
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

Mr.. Jas. II. Gambrill has accepted the po-
sition of President of the Frederick County
Agricultural Society, wee Dr. F. Schlcy, de-
clined.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

The curative power OF DR.. Bulls Balti-
more Pills over bilious fever is appreciated
BY thousands.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08
mch 10 St
~ Important NOtice.-The sub.

N Important NOtice.-The sub
scriber has been appointed to make con.
tracts for POPLAR and LINN WOOD
by p. H. Glatfelter. Will be prepared to
take contracts on and after April LIST 1886
for Fall and Winter delivery. Persons hav-
ing wood to sell would better contract at an
early date as there will only be certain
limited quantity needed and as soon as that
amount is Obtained, will discontinue
making further contracts, therefore DO not
wait too long, as there will re no trouble in
securing the amount needed and offer the
people along the line of the w. NJ II. Il. the
first chance and hope they will appreciate
the same by contracting early, For further
information call upon or address
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08
Waters are flush.
Oh SPRING. where have you sprung tor

Waters are flush.
Oh Springl where have you sprung tor
A heavy fall of snow on Sunday morning,
4th inst.
See NJ. Clay Cramers new adv. Of new
goods, ETC., in another column.
|
A number have needed our First of April
appeal; very large majority have not.
New Advertisements.
School Commissioners Meeting.
Agents Wanted-J. A. Renner.
Bus Local.-M. G. Cramer.
---------~-->
Miss Annie Cover, formerly Of this place,
now of Baltimore City. is visiting friends in
this place.
Tomorrow is April 9th. This 10 date
many CLARION readers will recall as being
the end Of the year of their subscription.
Mr.. Cyrus Cover has sold his town lot ex-
tending from E. Main-st through to Boun-
dary-st to Mcssrs. Steiner Schley and L. r.
Waesche.
We suggest that the raging canawl" be
stocked with whales and that they be train
ed to swallow citizens that utter unjust crit.
icisms of new enterprises.
FLooDED.-The new sewer on W. Main.
ct gave way during the heavy rains of last
week, caving in OF the covering being the
result, which was followed by q flood Of
muddy water over the pavements.
Remember the sale of real estate on Tues
day next, by the administrators of Albert
Lantz, deceased. The store and station at
Lantz is No. business stand and should
bring good figure.
BEAUTIFUL FLowERs.-Mrs. N. Clay
Cramer is evidently lover Of flowers and
further knows how to grow and train them.
Her window on W. Main-st.. is one Of the
most charming sights Of the kind imagin-
able.
DR. NJ. E. Leatherman has during the
past ten days been so considerably ndisposed
that he has not been able to give his practice
much attention. He got DR.. Dan. with him
in the nick Of time; we are glad to be able
to say that the Younger man has been able
very materially to relieve his partner.
RosBERY.-Mr. g. ]. Sigmund had some
wheat stolen ON Tuesday night; the sack
had hole in it and the wheat wasted out !;
by this means the thieves were tracked to-
ward the mountain rs far as the stream
above town. This is q straw that shows the
direction of the wind. The rear door at
Mr.. Jno. Jones mill was also tried but with
out success.
Our medical men have no grounds now
to charge this community as being one dis
tressingly healthy. We have noted them
riding around through the rain during the
past several weeks, to An extent should be
gratifying to them. Just get US all well
again, gen tlemen, and We will be perfectly
satisfied that you should have your chance
at u.s. each rs our turn comes.
We have just brought out two color and
gold label for the cigar firm, w. A. Conner
& Co., and are prepared to affirm our belief
that there is not another Office in the county
that can approach it in artistic workman.
ship.
Should this item come under the observa.
ton of any one desiring work done in colors,
we should be pleased to forward them a
sample of the above, that they may judge Of
capacity of this Office to do this style Of
work.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

A number have needed our First of April
appeal; very large majority have not.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

Twenty-Five cents will buy pound pack =
age Of Days Horse Powder, the best article
out. Try it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

A BLUNT but straight forward letter is
that given us by A VOTER for publication
this week. He dwells upon two points, the
tardy taxpayer and our illy-constructed, or
llly.construed pavement ordinances. We
are not conversant with the vexatlons
brought about by the former, but we can
heartily say amen to his views on the side
walk question. We have excellent pave
ments in many parts of the town and .he
breaks therein are all the more unbearable
on account thereof.
Let the issue he clearly defined on Mon.
day next and those elected can have NO hest.
tation then in carrying out the views of the
people.
THE OLD Town SHAKES HERSELF
During the past three or four days, rumor
has gained currency that the w. Nd.
freight and passenger station will be remov-
ed from its present location on the company S
laEds north of town, to the junction Of the
w. Md. and NJ. V. r. r. 1t is understood
that property holders ON E. Main, Carroll,
Lombard and Boundary streets will contri-
butte certain sum to cover portion of the
expense Of such removal lands presumably
to be enhanced in value thereby have been
sought for by buyers and prices are buoyant
with steady upward tendency.
Naturally, there have been heard much
criticism, some unfavorablc, while specua-
ton is rife as to what may be back of all
this commotion in real estate at the eastern
part of the town.
Now that things are deeply stirred, let
lis hope that some permanent and decisive
good may come of it.
One of the most common complaints of
children is worms and as they often suffer q
long time before it is known, parents should
watch carefully for the symptoms and give
DIR. Fahrneys Intallible Worm Syrup.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

APLEAsANT TR1P.-Msses Abbie Matthias
of Creagerstown, Daisy 10y and Nellie Bob.
litz returned on Monday last from week.
visit to their uncle Mr.. Charles Krise,
Wayncsboro, Pa.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08
SHOES SHOES SHOES !

SHOES | SHOES ! SHOES!
Just received full line Of all sizes and of
the most popular makes of Ladies', Misses,
and Childrens shoes. Carlisle shoes only
can be had at
mch 10 At ROOTS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

CRISP LETTUCE.--We sat down before o
plate of lettuce last week, the first of the
season and fresh from the garden OF Mrs.
Henry G. Foreman. For which many big
and little mouths utter thanks.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08


WANTED.-Dunglison's Medical Diction-
ary, sold at DR.. II. N. Shultz's sale ten years
ago in this place. Apurchaser can be found
at THE CLARION OFFICE.
mch II #
T Tobacco and cigars are now kept
in stock by E. L. Boblitz
az Stationery, scrap pictures, juvenile
books, states, chalk crayons, white and COL
ored, account books, ETC., for sale by
E. L. Boblitz.
tE Dried apples, prunes and Baldwin
apples for sale by E. l.. Boblltz.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Messrs. Lowenstein &
Weinberg of the firm of Lowenstein Bros. u
Co. Hagerstown, Md, are now visiting Bal.
timore, Philadelphia and Washington and
will return next week with the finest line of
ready made clothing, piece and furnishing
goods ever displayed for sale in Hagerstown.
Look out for their double column adv. 1t
will appear shortly.
INCH II If
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08
Outcast London.

Much excitement has been made by re
ports recently published ON the vile condt-
ton of the slums of London. In one cellar
was found family consisting ola man sick
with small pox, his dying wife, three half
naked and dirty children, and one pig. In
some parts there 10 one gin-mill to every
hundred persons. What deflement - Yet
corresponding impurities often deale the
human blood. They can be cast out by
Browns Iron Bitters, the great strengthened
and purifier. Mr.. B. ]. Strange, of Stark
Lake, Florida, says, Browns Iron Bitters
is the best blood purifier l ever tried. 1t
gives all the satisfaction man can want"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

CARPETS CARPETS!
Just received nice line Of Home made
and City Rag Carpet. also Powered Carpete
of several different patterns at
INCH 10 At ROOIS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

See NJ. Clay Cramers new adv. Of new
goods, ETC., in another column.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-04-08

Salvation Oil, the great pain.cure on
earth, is compounded of purest drugs. 1t
is guaranteed to contain nothing of pois-
onous character. Only rs cents bottle.