Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-12
Thanks. Kind Friends!


1t is with the kcenest appreciation Of the
honor done US that we reproduce below the
kind words spoken ofus, in large part by
strangers, members of the State press in this
and nearby counties. Should we assume to
be other than gratified and tlattered by this
evidence of esteem from our brethren, we
should simply pose in a false coucet and
earn In place of regard, the contempt Of our
very best friends.
Could we bring ourselves to surely believe
that we have earned all Of these kind words,
we should, indeed, be more than content.
The Catoctin Clarion, with last week en-
tered upon its 22nd volume. 1t is a bright
newsy paper, and ranks among the uest of
our exchanges. -Boonsboro Times.
The Catoctin Clarion, published at Me-
chanicstown, has reached its 2lst year. Its
publisher, Mr.. Charles +. Cassel, is a very
able writer. We extend our best wishes for
many more years of prosperity -7ranscript.
The Catoctin Clarion, published at Me-
chanlcstown by Mr. Charles 4. Casscll has
attained its 2lst year. As an exchange and
good all around newspaper, the CIarion
stands in the front rank. May IT ever pros
per- Williamslort Leader
The Catoctn Clarion has entered volume
22ni. The occasion and the high merit of
Editor Casscrs bright and courageous paper
justify our heartiest congratulations. The
CLarion should be read all through Maryland,
for it., views on public matters arc frequently
sounder and more ably put than one finds in
its metropolitan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gazette.
The (dtoctin Clarion, published at Me
cham, sown, Nd, by Mr.. Charles E. Cassell.
entered It's 92nd volume last week, newsier
and brighter than ever. If 1t were not for
the Clarion we would not likely know that
there WAS Meclanicstown in the noun
tains, and If 1t were not FOR the present Ed
itor we would hardly know anything about
the Clarion. Long may you live and pros
per. Adams Go. Independent.
Or LEGAL AGE.-That bright and we'll
conducted county contemporary, Tile Catoc.
tin Ciart,,,, published at Mech,nl' s,own, by
Mr.. Chas, e. Casscll, closed it's 2lst volume
lat week. The proprietor congratulates
himself that in advertising and job work the
year just passed has been the most prosper
GUS one the paper has known. We are glad
of this, Bro Cassell. and wish for you a still
greater increase each succeeding year.-Va
ley Register
The Catoctin Clarion, one Of the best of
our rural exchanges, entered upon it's 2lst
volume with the last issue. We congratu-
late Bro. Cessel on his majority and hope
that he and his paper like wine. will grow
sweeter with age. The paper is one Of the
plainest spoken journals III the state. 1t
enjoys good patronage and has we hope a
large bank account, because that Is what
he turned out to grass. Bro Cassell IS not
avaricious but he does like to deal in stocks
and bonds.-Hagerstown Nescs.
TWENTY. FHRsT VoLUME.-The Catoctin
Clarion, published at Mechanlcstown, this
county, by Mr.. Chas. L. Cassell, has entered
upon it's twenty first volume under favorable
auspices The Clarion IS one of the most
ably edited and fearless Journals in the State.
Its newsy local columns and timely editor
lals commend 1t to the people rs a newspa-
per of high merit. With wisd IN and fair
ness it champions what it believes to be for
the public good.-The Guide.
| TWENTY. FInsr VoLUME.-The Catoctln
CSarion, published at Mechanicstown, Fred
erick county, by Mr.. Chas. E. Cassell has
entered upon lts twenty first volume, rs
proud and clipper as young man with u
meustachc about to cast his first vote. The
Clarion is one the most ''opcn and above
board" publications in the State. 1t records
its Impressions as it conceives to be right,
and it is not particular down whose back
the chips may fall. 1t is conscientious and
fearless and its wisdom and candor arc ad.
mircd.- Hagcrstown Globe.