Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-23

interfere with the traffic arrangements he,
tween it and the w. NJ and B & .. rail-
roads.
The two entertainments held to raise funds
for the purchase of additional hose Melted
@s7.10. Guardian Hose Company should
have 200 feet more of hose the above sum
will not suffice let = committee Of nremen
secure the necessary balance by subscription.
The tax levy for the corporation OF Md.
dle,own, f,r the year 1893, has been fixed by
the Board Of Town Commissioners at As
cents on the 800. We understand that the
Board proposes publishing a statement next
week concerning this matter Val<y Regis
tor.
Cold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. any warning
and in defiance Of both Hicks and the Ground
Hog, the thermometer rushed down to with.
In eight degrees Of zero on Monday morning
last and during all of Monday and Monday
night cold storm of wind from the west
prevailed.
Guardian Hose Company should be able to
purchase 200 feet Of hose, the net result OF
the Awo enterta inments This will equip
them very satisfactorily. They should have
an additional hose carriage however to make
rapid run and plug connection the two
they have are good and strang. but to"
heavy for quick work with light force
The fellow who tries to kill his wife and,
believing he has succeeded, commits suicide
does the community cool service, especial
" when she lives to become the wife Of
good citizen. who makes her happy during
,ong life Of usefulness. Neps H,gerstown.
Amt that the yellerest moral philosophy?
Ed. CLARION.
The official votes of the electors of the sew
eral States, tor President and Vice-P President
of the United States, were counted and the
result declared ny Vicc.President Morton,
before the Senate and House of Representa-.
tiyea, on Wednesday, Of last week Cleve.
land and Stevenson received Ell, Harrison
and Reid l43 and Weaver and Field %.
Another rum"r is that capitalists Of
Waynesboro and Baltimore have IN contcm
pla,ion the building Of An electric railway
from Pen Mar to Wayncsbnro
An alleged hasty survey Of the PROPOSED
nearest route shows the distance to be ~
miles. 1t ia thought the roa! could be built
alta comparative amail cost. The greatest
expense would be building the track up the
mountain The power house to be located in
Waynesboro-Ghbe.
SAMPLE EorIEs.--We send out a number
Of sample copies of lkis issue. SO marked
They are sent TO such as we have some
reason to hope may determine to aid in
making it possible, if not profitable to pub.
lish newspaper identified with and devoted
to the furtherancc of the interests of this
section
The subscription price is one dollar
friends; 1t IS worth that or ii is worth moth.
ing. If you deem it worth that amount, lie
kind enough to order US to continue it; If
not, don't
New PRoPR1ETons Our young friends
and neiehbors of the Guids have purchased
the Ezaaaiper. Unless we miss our guess
this ancient publication will he rejuvenated
and Improved up to the point hoped for
by the most sangu,ne. kcssrs. Flock ana
Harp have in them the making of successful
editors: their tastes evidently lie in that
direction and as they are as sound in their
Republican,sm as the most pronounced party
man could wish, We may hope 10 soc that
toughest Of all conundru us, why with but
one Republican newspaper in Frederick
City II should be improbable, solved and
that in favor Of the old Examinsr.
An Isabella carnival, lcvee and supper,
under direction Of the Frederick county
members Of the Women's Auxiliary Of the
Maryland Worlds Fair Commission, was
given Al Junior Hail. in Frederick City, on
Monday night. The tabeaux presented. in
which number OF well known young ladies
and gentlemen took part, were series OF
illustrations of the life of Columbus through
all his struggles up to his departure from
Palos. The special purpose of the entertain
ment, which was repeated on Tuesday night,
10 for the raising Of money to be awarded as
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