Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-03-20
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with complet, stock of home and city made
furniture and will give prompt attention t"
all orders for repairing. He has also fitted
himself out with complete undertnker's
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hin in asking the attention nf our people,
Read his advertisement in this issue.
NEW STREET-A petition has been cIcu.
lated asking the town authorities to open
East st through to Carroll, and has been large
" signed There Is difference of opinion
as to the locating of a new street in that sec
ton Of the town, some advocating the pro.
ject named above, others the opening Of Il
street through from f. Main To inlcrsect
East.st at the foot OF hat street az it now is
viz: Just east of the new dwelling IN course
| l,,;l lt,,,r IN M I,. A "nlI l,Inyr y,
L. Main-st between the properties Of Mrs.
5. Z. Krisc and q. ID. Kcy-cr. There is Il
large plat of ground lying north of Mainst
and between the foot of lots on Carroll and
Chulcll.sts, that may be made available for
building purposes and the owners are prop,
crlv DESTROYS that streets shall he opened
The question will probably be settled during
the coming summer
DEArn OF CYRUS MosER. This csiimabc
citizen, whose illness has been recorded
recently in these columns, died at his resi-
dence near this place on Friday last. He
had been an invalid for nearly year. suffer
ing with complication of diseases, the most
serious of which was Br,ght'- disease. The
deceased was stone mason and one Of the
really excellent and rapid workmen Of this
locality. For a number of years he had
charge Of that department of work in the
w. NJ. r II. Co. and was highly esteemed
by the officials Of that company. He leaves
two sons, Amadeus and Charles md one
daughter Mrs. Jacob Wllctt The deceased
was member Of the G. 4 r., having been
a member of Co. ID. 9th Rrg't Md. Vol, ; also
of the order of X. of 2. ard the q o. f.
His remains were inferred in the Hill Gene
terry on Sunday morning last, Rev J. III. Barb
officiating and the three orders to which he
belonged took part IN the ceremonies at the
grave. The deceased WAS aged IS years, 3
months and 20 days,
Nor NECEssA RILY.-The PLAIN inference
to be drawn from the numerous references to
certain Aintry summers oi the past, is, that
many expect the exceptionally warlU winter
to be followed by one Of the phenomenally
cold summers We are not at all disposed
to view the latter as probable sequence Of
the former uDUeT lEtIbIdl ENS. III tnt HISt
place there is absolutely not one natural law
applicable with certainty in metcorology that
will with any degree of reliability point out
meteorologic conditions twenty days in ad-
vance. Those best vcrsed in the study Of
climatic changes will say positively that thus
far no set of conditions have been noted and
no consistent sequence of weather phenome
M discovered from either of which to make
any reasonable prctenCc of pre- 'lcting the
character of an entire winter season. 1t is
most natural to expect normal summer
heat during the coming solstice those who
predict wintry summer do so on the prin
ciplc that one buys II lottery ticket: il their
prediction fails they lose but little, if it does
not fail they will have the intense sa'isf,c
ton of posing rs Il weather-wis aud Of shy
ing j told lvu 50.