Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-08

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MoRE KIND WoRDs.-The charming usage
that obtains in country journalism, Of pen
ming salutatory yearly, at the entrance up.
on new volume, is one of customs requests
that at this particular juncture. renders ex-
istencc well worth maintaining in THE CLAIR
ION OFFICE The oft reiterated forms OF
congrstulation pe.torce become afflicted with
painful sameness and the following decid-
eddy marked departures from the pcriuncto
ry and formal response must prove an inccn,
tive to any one, not wholly a dullord. or lack
ing sense Of worth of others npprecia.
ton. We are truly gratified and shall re-
qure at our own h,nds, that We fal. not he.
low the standard, established by our brethren
with 80 liberal hand.
The Ncchanicstown Clarion entered upon
,ts twentieth year with last weeks issue
May continued success attend tho Clarion
Maryland Union.
The Clarion, published at M'chanicstown,
Md, has entered upon its twentieth year
Bro C,ssell does much hard work upon his
paper and gives bis patrons n readable and
entertaining Journal Advocate
The Ca,nctin Clarion with it's current ia
sue enters Its twentieth year. TWAS cs,ab-
lishcl hy the late VIM. Need in 1871 and has
been under the management Of Mr.. &. f..
Casscll for the past twelve years. There il
u refreshing originality about the Clarion
that makes i, dcservin. ofprosperity. -Globe.
NoLuME xx-With it's last issue the Ca,
toJtin Clarion entered upon its twentieth year
ofits existence. Nearly twelve Of these years
it has been under its present management.
The Clarion IS a good country paper and We
wish Mr.. Casseil its proprietor, abundant
success Examiner.
The Catoc,In Clarion with its current is.
auc enters its twentieth year II was estab.
lshed by the late VIM Need in 1871, and has
been under the management of Mr.. &. f, Cas-
sell for the past twelve years. 1t lsa bright
newsy journal, deserving many more years
of prosperity. -Frcderick Ne,es.
With its issue of the 2jth ult., The Clarion
entered upon its twentieth volume. For the
past twelve years 1t has been managed by its
present editor, Chas. f Casscll. May it con-
tinuc to thrive and prosper as heretofore, and
Its circulation increase with each succeeding
issue. is the wisl, of its mountain sister.--Cd-
toctin Ne,es.
"The Cdtoctin Clarion with Its current issue
enters upon its twentieth year. MIR. G. f.
Casscll who has been the successful manager
of the Chirion for the past twelve years de-
serves much credit for the adyanc, mcnt OF
the journal. The increase of patronage and
influence which 1t has obtained in the past is
n torcrunncr of ITS success IN the future. -
Westminster Cdrrolltonian
TWENTIETH YEAR With its last week S
Issue the Mechanicstown Carion entered up,
on its twentieth volume. Mr.. G. F.. Cassell,
who has owned and controlled that journal
for the last twelve years, Is one Of the most
wtie-awake and spiciest editors IN the coun-
ty he never "ulinccs" matters, hut IS al
WAYS bold and fearless in his work, and we
can safely say he has done great deal for
Mcchanicslown lie deserves even more en-
enlargement III III he has received. 'and We
wish Inn an increase Of prosperity, financial
" and otherwise. banner.
VOLUME xx-Wilh its last issue the Catoc.
tin Clarion published at Mechanicstown, this
county. by Mr.. Clas. f Cassell, began its
twentieth volume. The Chtrion has been
under The management of its present genial
and cntcrprising editor for nearly twelve
years past, during which time it has made
much progress and done very much for the
bcttcrment of the town in which it ia pub
lishcd. Friend Cassel de:crvcs liberal pat
ronage from the people of his section of tho
county and they should not fall to accord il
to him. Nalky Register.
The CatOctin Clarion, one Of the brightest
weakly papers that reaches this office has en-,
tered upon its twentieth volume. 1t has a
peculiar originality in everything 1t says and
docs that make it's columns retreshlngly read
able. As an illustration we need only quote
from its own notice of having reached the
twentieth mile stone in the journalistic field
in which it says:
1--WE have good list Of large warmhcart
cd friends and not an inccnyeniently large
list of un friends; the former we shall endcay
or 10 appreciate, preserve and enlarge; the
latter is consigned to its own care and keep
ing"
We are glad to note the Carton's prosper
ity and hope it will ever live to be the pride
of the people Of its c,unty.-liagcrstowr
Ncrs.