Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-04-07

Carroll County has High License; "
hayc the saloon and unrestricted peddllng.
New STATrcN.-Th W. NJ. r. r. Co. ha
just completed the building Of new static
at New Oxford on the B. q H. Division.
APRIL 9ru.-On this date a very larg
number Of subscriptions to The CLARlo
fall duo. To nil whom this may concern "
respectfully dedicate this item.
You have had so much trouble by the fou
that you have been using, not being uniforr
in quality. Try Biegs Bros. spring whea
goods and have no more trouble. "a
Prof. Elmore has begun the rehearsal Of
Cantata to be rendered here in the Tow
Hall. in the near future; he will he her
again next Monday night to have anothe
rehearsal and will meet those who will taxi
part. at 81 o'clock, p. m.
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The advance agent Of the Jolliffe ant
Hlrschhorn company has been to see us. HI
assures us that his company gives a chast'
and entertaining performance. That they n
main with US three nights would lead one tc
suppose that they have confidence in theil
ability to please.
Ice CREAM BY SrEAM-The Mackley
Bros. have shout completed their arrange.
ments for manufacturing ice cream by steam
power during the coming season. Thei'
product during the last season was large and
their reputation is firmly established. They
will probably 10 good business In this
line.
Nor CHARlrABLY INoL1NED.-While 9th.
sr communities are reported az haviog con.
:ributed to the Russian Famine Relief Fund,
We have done nothing. II some one could
,e secured to deliver lecture here free Of
charge, we believe our contribution would be
. liberal one. There is woeful need Of it
md as a people, they are the staunchest
riends that we have beyond our own shores.
Union Bridge voted for and against the
he right to keep swine IN that town on
Monday last. Naturally the question went
gainst the hog, for to look the circums' ance
traight IN the face, any right-minded citizen
would determine against the hog.
Let us look at it at home: we are about
me thousand people We cover less than a
uarter square mile Of territory we raise
nnually five hundred hogs; don't that look
Ike rather close quarters?
EASTER TIDE.-Easter this year falls on
April 18th. Some curious facts about Easter
re that in 1888 the day fell on March Is, and
I'll only once again in this century, IN 1894,
Ill on so early date. In the five follow.
1g centuries it will occur only three times
n the same date-1951. 2047, 1894. 2l25 and
1893 The earliest date upon which Easter
IN fall IS March 22nd, and this only in case
the moon being full on March 2lst. On
,e other hand Easter never falls later than
.pril 25th.
Il have just recovered from second at.
'ck of the grip this year" says Mr.. Jas. o.
ones, publisher Of the Leader, Mexia, Texas.
In the latter case I used Chamber,aln's
ough Remedy. and think with consider
bic success, only being in bed little over
20 days, against ten days for the first at
'ck. The second attack an satisfied would
ave been equally as bad as the first bu. for
he Use of this remedy, as had 10 90 to bed
abor. Blk hours after being struck with
, while in the first case was able TO attend
business about two days before getting
town." so cent bottles for sale ut Waters
harmacy.
The following transfers Of real estate, the
les mad recently In this locality are report.
II. e. Larrabcc, trustee, to Emma X.
QUEER, ICE acres OF land, moro or less, &c.,
g.
John Rouzer and wife to c. A. Damuth,
lots, ETC., of land, 81 ;4O5.l9.
John Rouzer and wife to Edward Baxter,
acres, etc., OF lan'i, 1898.
Same to John Root, 10 acres, etc, of land,
1926.
Same to SIMON Lohr, 1T acres of land, etc.
'O0
H C. Larrabee, trustee, to G. A. Damuth,
velal parcels of land, $ll35.84.
Same to Johu Root, 23a acres of land,
GAO.
Same to Annie B. Martin, Q acres of land,
90.
EASTER MONDAY in Westminster will BE-
big time. We attended one of their dem
on Easter Monday several years
o and 1t came fully up to every promise
ade in advance: If the coming blowout
oes as much, it will be the biggest thing
Westminster has had ia years. There will
trades, military, bicycle, firemen and fun
splays, with music galore. We are not
,sitlve, but we belicye there will be excur.
IN rates over the w. NJ. II. r. We give a
It of attractions as published in the advocate
st week.
"The arrangements for the Easter Monday |
,rade in this city are progressing satlsfac
rily, and the prospects are flattering for the
rgest demonstration ever witnessed in |
'paiern MARYLAND Accpntances are Still |