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Disappointed Managers.

1t was predicted long ago by some OF the
Shrewdest judges OF tbeatricals, says the New
York Sun of July 8, that the present summer
would prove the most prosperous that New
York managers have ever known. The theorists
The morning call., 1893-07-16

men who play these in the Boston Symphony
Orchestra are said 10 earn $1,000 per annum.
ings range from $4,000 to $500 year. After
the first violin comes The first cello. who Is
also great soloist. His earnings net him
$4,000 year. The five other 'ceIlists 10 TINS
orchestra are also first class and their earnings
range from $4,000 to $1,000 per annum. The
leader of the second violins gets as much as
the third solo player and his place is just as
$40 % $50 week. The players of the difficult
instruments are even rarer and harder to get
tn an tile things, and are also well paid. First
in line comes the oboe, then the bassoon. the
flute and the clarinet. The leaders OF these
instruments earn from $4,000 to $4,000 year"
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Devoted to His Art.

M. Febvre Of the Comedie Franchise has
always been considered by his countrymen
'past master" in the art of making up. When
AIe1andre Dumas tils COMEDY 'L'Estrangere"
was first produced at The Comedie Franchise in
Paris. he was cast for the part OF the American
cit zen ClarksOn. M. Febvre while studying
on the stage the aspect of a citizen OF New
York or Chicago that he sent to this country
for photographs OF typical Yankees. After NJ.
Febvre himself was photOgra phed in the part,
the picture Of the Yank g was placed next to
his own aud many OF his friends could not guess
which was the actor, so complete was the
makeup.
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The Wigwam Theater's Bill

For this week is full of Attractive novelties, not
tn least of which is a recent Importation from
the Australian bush In the shape of a fighting
kangaroo. trained by Mr. Matneson under the
name "Joe," who will do four rounds with his
The morning call., 1893-07-16
AdoIph Bauer's Next Concert.

Beetboven's Seventh Symphony will be Of
fered at Adoph Bauer's next concert 10 be
given Friday afternoon. July %. at the TivOli
Opera. house Miss Julia Newman, a pianiste
of local repute. will play the Liszt concerto in
naf
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
baltimore 4 OHIO TIME TABLE.
= Enee. sanaay, Ne,. Is. 1909.
WEST BOUND.

No. 5. vestibuled Limited DAILY leaves
Wash: ii:S0 arrive at Martinsburg 1:40 D. M,
and Chicago i1:55 q. M, connects at HANCOCK
for Berkeley Springs, and at Cumberland for
No q vestibuled Express .'Daily," leaves
New York 18O p M, Phila 4.05i; Balto T:lg
Wash: S15; arrives at Martinsburg 1887 D. M
and Chicago 9.30 p. m. M.
No, 1. Vestibuled Limited DAILY" leaves
New York, 300 q. M, Phila. 1l;35 BALTIC 2:sO :
M, Wash. $40; arrives at Martinsbury 5:S6 3.
m /; Cincinnati 7a5 q. m, st. Louis 6:25 3. M.
eept Sunday. -
No. s. Vestibuled Express aDaily,. leave.
New York 800 p m, Phila. 7:22 BALTIC. 1851
wash ll:s3; arrives at Martinsburg 1A5 a. m 4
CINCINNATI b:lb y. m; and st. Louis 7:i5 a. M
No. O. Pittsburg Express Daily . leaves New
York 1:30 p. m, Phlla. 4:O5 BALTIC 740 ana
wash. S:45 arrives at Martinsburg tf.O6 o. n. ],
and Pittsbnrg $40 A. M
" No. l3. baltimore and Cumberland Accomo-
dalton DAILY" leaves Baltimore 400 a. M. Via
old line, arrives ut Martinsburg S.25 O. M; Cum
berland l1:l6 p. m. Stops at all stations and
connects AZ Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex.
81 No: is. baltimore and Piedmont Accommo.
dalton Daily" except Sunday, leaves BaltI.
more via old line at $40 q. M, and arrives Al
Martinsburg 1sst p. M, and Piedmont at 5.95 81 m,
stops at all stations and connects at Hancock
for berkeley Springs and at Green Spring Run
No. 20. Brunswick and Martinsbure Accom-.
mediation, daily,Nleayes brunswick q. II b m
arrives At Aartinsburg no p. 10.
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No. O. V1stIbultt TtnII.s .n..,-
c1,c~ze - p =. alIiFet q .eaf.s
p. w y ~ ~. e.. ~, 3 r. Bate. Co Pa =.
ss9s n IAN q 20 "a o'nnee,. WIN ~:
Ms Ycsfibulcf Exrfei. '.Da|lr - -.
cAzo lva9 g n arrives ~ Narilnsbnr, ~.
Sis r ss' Va W., M; BALTIC io p M
No. no. Exprsee -DnlIy.7 leaves pea.
- y. m; arrives a Eartin56nrgf Is. s.pufr Il
Ns.A 80 -; BALTIC IS Phila. mo a, = g
10. 8 veSti6nied Limited ,.D.,,x :,
y. Le - y 80 =. m. CINCINNATI 20 ;. NJ
I'VE; a ~! nart,lsbgrf li$! =. p. wash, q, 3
$50 s.9n. ~ AZ n,e s;l5 and New YORK
e HaIpers Ferry for Lexington, va. ~, 1905
mediate stations. Connects hf Wcre ~ lnisr
hascrstown. and q Washington Jnnc In -
No. Z. Yestibuied Rxpress -Dnitv :,
q. Louis go D. m: Cincinnati SIS 4 1esss
lives g MastinsbuEF as9 y M wash g
c rn,,a: s:is and New York les {.
mediation, Daily, leaves CumbefianSi $40 ssseeesaa
SO baltimore 1000 b M; Tniadelpbassan i EI
stations west Of Washington Jnnctioss "a, a al
1t Harper's Ferry for Winchester ~ W gonnetts
for uagerstown. and Washington J,rncs aisef,9n
No. Il. piedmont & baltimore $780,.
tiol. caily, except Sunday. leaves PIe5,,,.s.eea
7:10 a. ms arrives at Marf1nsbnrr n lin ohl a
arrives at Baltimore, via. old line at 40 q;
for Hagerstown and at Frederick Jsinat, ssf, IN
&. 81 D Martinsbure and BrunswicA .e,o.
q. m. arrives al brunswick al s .ss At GO
connects at Harper's Ferry for Lexingt,on, snl
Baltimore, and at Weverton for Hagerstc.w.,,A he
2 Cen y sf Psss:s Az 9. W. T S,AsETMAN
J. 4. O'DELL, General Manager s"''e
Baltfmare-
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Additionaltrains will leave Harrisburg, daily
except Sunday at BE and 1875 a. M. and SIS
p. M. arriving at Carlisle at 9i0a. M. II 90
and 600 p. M, stopping at all intermediate sta
tons
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between Hag.
erstown and New York on Nos. and 10 east
and on Nos. 3 and west.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos 0 and 10 be
Daily.
Daily except Sunday.
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on Sunday will stop on signal Or to let OF
passengers.
Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily ex-
cept Sunday at 50 a. m, IL 30 p. M 3. 40 p. m,
stopping At all intermediate stations arriving at
Harrisburg at 640a m. Lbs p m, and 4.33 p. m.
No, runs daily between Harrisburg and
Chambersburg
Daily.
Daily except Sunday.
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Saturday, April y. SO,

that property owned by r. w Poole, located on
INC corner 81 w kSng and Raleigh streets, inn
proved BY frame dwelling store room and ear
rage shop, This lot frntfts As feet on w. King
anu ~ feet on Raleigfi street This is one Al.
me most desirable i3eations in the town for
either residence Qr business and il constantly
1873. Good title given n
TERMS OF SALE 0nethird cash, balance In
one and twpyaars Of equal payments. pnrchas-
chase money
X POOLE, Trustee.
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Offers life Insurance on the most liberal
and progressive terms and entirely de-
vOid 81 the unnecessary arbitrary rules
and requirements that are current
among Insurance. companies generally.
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The Kelley Gold Cure.
FOR
DRUNKENNESS. OPIUM. cHLoRAL. CO
GAME. NERVOUS PRosTRATroN, ToBAc
co AND CIGARETTE HABITS.

The Kelley Institute at Charleston, West Yir-
ginla gives the GENUINE KELLEY RENE
~ ES-and they are administered by Physicians
who are not only skillful In their profession,
but who have had a thorough course of instrnc
tion at the parent Institute at Dwight.
For fuil information, regarding Sanitarium
treatment and Home Treatment send to
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
Charleston, w. va
large and Gnely appointed Sanitarium sup,
Piled with all modern Improvements. Special
accommodation for ladies'
LIE, GAGE PRATT. Sec. and Gen. Mgr. /
N. B. BOONE, N D., Physician in Charge
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered to the public, as the rate
charged Is directly IN proportion to the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for all While none but those safely In
surable are accepted, the
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First-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound institution that
places all its risks at one rate, wholly
ignoring the importance Of charging
each policy-holder q premium equitably
proportioned TO the risk assumed. This
u the
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by virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing date
March 4, 1S93 made by E. w Poole. to the nm
designed trustee, and Of record IN the once Of
the tlerk Of the County Court If Berkeley Co.
w Martin in payment Of a note for 1851 Ct
with Interest, will sell at publlc auction to the
nIighcst bidder AZ the front door Of the Court
Nm. on ~ n
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WESTERN Maryland RAILROAD.

CONNECTING WITH
p. d R. n, at Shippensburg. and Gettvsh,...
N Norfolk Western and B. 4 d. RaiIrn1.,s
at Hagerstown; Pennsylvania II II ~
Frederick Junction, and r. W. Ar
G. and b. = p. Railroads
at Union Station, Bal
timore Nd.
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium.

The principal Is similar TO that applied
10 Gre insurance. the premiums being
regulated in accordance with the nature
OF the risk. The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
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UNREASONABLE AID PURELY
" FUhtLI
ARBITRARY TECRnICkuTIES

which have so long worked injustice to
applicants and agents, and while II does
not contemplate In any sense the accept
ance of any applicant not safely insur-
able II recognizes the fact that large
number OF risks usually declined can be
safely insured at an Increased premium,
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
" FABLR-Dec rs, 1892.
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The Adjusted Rate plan

II original with this Company and Il an
entirely new feature IN life Insurance.
II enables the Company 10 provide In
surance 70 persons who are
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13
New Advertisements.
Ross F. Wilherow.
Bus. Lnc,--A J. Norris
Bus ocs.--Mrs. 8. p. krisc.

Lock TT SQUARELY IN THE FACE.-Some-
thing has happened Yea; something has
been heard to drop! Wage earnings.
Three years ag" ,ie Burial Case Works
had n paw roll worth IS, 900 or more annual.
" John Ronzcr's lanyard paid out between
$1,000 m $4,000; probably Ms much as 5000
dollars of the earnings of the CatOctin Fur
mace employees was >pent here; rs high AZ
thirty persons including hOx makers found
emplo. men, N the cigar industry amounting
to at least 80 900; the NJ V.R. r gaye regu.
lar employment to not less than six men,
$4,000 ;.JoIIn Jones mil two men. $3.50; ;our
fertilizer men IN actual home manufa. ture,
ut l.as; FIVE more men six months in the year,
$3.50 We Ind three (possibIy mor) more
mechanics drawing pay in tie Bridge Crew
Of the w. M. IL r., 81 900.
All these We had and have not Foot up
the items and the goodly sum Of $2S. 600 Of
wage ~arnings appear.
Will some local stnti>,ician kindly furnish
Us with the items showing what remains Of
the above, and what has come t" US to replace
il?
viii no, some -kiled local political econo
mis-, also. lsokiuy his cordi,i0n that con-
fronts us squar'l |, in the face, kindly suggest
q remedy, if in :eed r, medy be needed?
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l15 N. Market. Frederick. Md

E SPRING AND SUMNER OPEN
ING.-To The ladies of Frederick and sur.
rounding towns. I extend an invitation to
visit my store and examine the New Spring
and Summer styles Of Hats. Bonnets, Toqdes'
Flowers, &c. A Competent Milliner from
Armstrong Gator s. Co.'S will have chargv Of
the trimming department, and you will hnd
all Millinery Goods marked very low, as We
buy for cash and can give You bargains.
MRS ). .KRIjE. 115 N. Market st.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

After n vacation Of ; days the A B C's ana
Y Y rs returned to that dear old room on
Eas, Main st where t. ey are bnsii, engaged
preparing for the examination which will I've
in June
OUR LATEST SOCIETY YELL.
Rah! rah! Iah !
Rah rah rec!
Rah rah! hallabu.oo
X Y.
lfa r'rl possesses ring Especially PLAN
one) m what finger should she wear when
travelling rs the best protection against Young
men inclined to hirt' Ask g.. J
I. ---)(- ~.
We are surrv to report that We have lost 8
very intelligent bro,her,' No. 90, and also 8
very intellectual Opponent" No. 9 The!
have gone out into the wide, wide world
the one in rerc ntie and the other in the
priuing business.
For affirmation concerning the uses of Tho
"Gravitv Rair''nd' On to scxd"cem.
Four CLASSES or MEN.-An Arabaic phil
osopher has clsssed men into four kinds:
He who knows not and knows not that hi
knows not-H" is a fool shun him. 70,
He who knows not. and knows that he
knows not-He is simple teach him. (5
He who knows, aud knows not he knows
he is asleep: wake him. (25
He who hnnws. and knows he knows-H,
is wise follow him. Q1
Our friends. the A B C's. are so "puffed up
| that we have some trouble seeing aroun(
them Coming out victorious twice in sue
! ce.slon is something 90 entirely new to then
that their "swelling" is not to be wondered
| at.
How many apples did Adam and Eve ea
from the foll iddcn tree in the Garden o
| Eden?
ANSWERS received through next week
paperl
OUR TRIP TO CHIMNEY RocK.-Easte
Monday dawned bright and clear and abou
| SO of the elite OF Mechanicstown with eagel
and beating hearts, gathered together to TAX
that long famous Easter Monday trip Il
/ Chimney Rock We started at about II
o'clock with baskets well filled with all th'
delicaces of the season-plenty of pickel
! for tho love sick girls We arrived there q
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

We m'scalculated the area our items wonlf
occupy N The CLARION, and a. our space
has been diminished our items will be few
We are sorry we have no more space. but VI
can not complain as We d" not pay for thu
privilege rf using The CLARION as a mean,
Of publishing our items
EDITOR.
Four Of the gents Of Mtchanics'own have
ordered a quantity Of chip beef" with which
they wish TO supply eight "f our girls They
say It is neither sweet nor hard but just AZ
we like it.
No. l3 il such q modest maiden that the
young gentlemen Of Mrchanicsto~n are
afraid t. smile ut her.
A few doors from the High School lives a
young lady. 81 by No, on whom young
gentleman calls. Ask her:
If her mother objects or is opposed,
As he t,kes the front fence ~ Long as he
goes.
No. 3, who was one Of the dcbatcrs, was
heard to say after the debate when Friday
sit,rnoon came my hope, expectation and
locc f,,r Victor (y) Ike, anne Less.
NO. Z advises anyone who has rheumatism
To use Wings L,uiment. sold at DIR. Waters
drug store, she having used it herself
Let us be friendly and gay,
Work some and nor always play,
Is what the 4 B-C'e say.
thereby notify the public that have full
line of Chemicals and Drugs on hand Ap'
ply to OF.
A one eyed man breaks off one ofhs teeth,
eau in. it to ache terribly. Prove that he is
maniac Proof;
Hr is man Hypothesis:
Has one I-Cnnstruction
His tooth Ia an achcr:
Acher Acre:
of AcIes-,ac
Mnn-I-ac.
In regard to the qucsto given by the X
Y.Zs n the last issue we would say that We
do not prof. 81 to know all that of which We
think, but we will ask them in return What
is the nohl~st question in the world!
Tie VI j C B seem to be doomed to bad
luck Firs, they Tried to secure help from
abroad, and are now accused of THEFT. But
we Still; believe them innocent of any such
ncls. Wrhcari'y sympathize With them aud
hope thai they can soou prove thc,r inno-
Cence
A REWARD will te given to the person
who will invest the best system of rapid
,r ,nsit for the &C, omodnton of Nos | and Is
to b. usei IN The transportation OF Notes, as
The former is WEARING his arm out throwing
and ieiing his neck nT cooking tu his left.
Ifthe :, Il t's cannot spell, they can de-
bate and are not afraid to drhSre on any
question they have beaten the y y Us
twice in ,hre,. debates aud will make an at.
tempt to do SO again.
The following il the opinion of two of our
&C ,olars-whal they mean you must ask of
No. 9:
The first likes them all and loves none,
The second likes them ali but loves one.
In n tcw days the civilized world will be
startled by the announcement that Perpetual
motion has been d scoyered by one Of our
ky Il friends
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13
THE A-B-C STAR.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
THE A. &c LITERARY SOCIETY
x*-oF The
N. & F. HIGH SCHOOL,
MECHANICsTowN, MD.
CHIEF EDITOR, NO 9,
ASSISTANTS. NOS l6,' 10 2
April 18th, 1893
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Aprl3tf

e. MOURNlNG.-CRE Work A
SpECrALTY Old Crepe rcn"voted and made
TO look as new. Old goods made over our
new frames. Crepe Bonne's, Toqu"s, and
Silk Bonncts kept on hand shirrcd and plain
1t viii! pay you TO Gail Mt
MRS 5. P kRISE'S,
lis N Mar ket st.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

Al the Corporation Election on Monday
the old Board of Commissioners were re-
elected.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

Fishermen go and come, but the fish r.
main in their native element.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

kF INFANTS CAPS.--A beautiful se.
lection on hand direct from the manu- actnr.
ers, ranging in price from $500 down to let
cts. The new Crepe-lisse Infants Cap is
pronounced bea ,tiful by all who see them.
The Swiss Empire Bonupt for children is IN
tirely new and becoming. Call and see them
ut MRS 8 p KRlSES,
TX N Nurk.it Frederick MI
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13


Mrchanis,own, Md, April 9TH, 1893
The regularly appointed ''cnatc WAS held
today, and very we'll discussed, The dura-
ton Of time covered was quite extended,
coming from til time Of Moan, down TO the
fire of this date on the B,ue Ridge Mountains
south. west of Mrchanicstnwn The question
was: ResoIued That Fire is more destructive
than Water Fire was defended ny Nj isses
Mary 10y, Mary Wcddl-, Repp,e Grimes,
and Mr.. John Jones, Jr; Water by 'iisses
Mary Clssr,l, VIOLA Siocksdale. Messrs Frank
Martin, and Arthur r 'uzer.
The judges were Misses Margaret Oslcr.
Ella Martin, and Mr. VIM NJ Martin, rim }
The decision WAS unanimously rendered
in favor OF Fire.
The next question for discussion will be:
Resoluetl; That the Indians have been treated
more cruelty 'han the Nrgros.
Indians will be defended by Misses Grace
Hcnshaw, Morle Wncschc, Mrssrs. Vernon
Loy, and Leroy Shatfrr. Negros, hy Misses
Mae Sick, Edna Wacsche, Brr,hx Stocks'frlc
and Mr Chas Landers All interested in
these ex 'rclscs will he welcomed. Debate
opens at p, III promptly.
NJ IL. F. II :. REPORTER
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

Slight showers have prevailed lately. but
q greater fall of rain IS needed
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13
Local Items.

Withcrow will save you money this week ;
40 see HIM.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

Mr. D. G. Hammett and family arrived on
Wednesday last. lie will make this his home
permanently.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

~ FOR SALE: Building "gs, lum'n'r
trick. W gons, plows, harrow also $50 bun.
dcs Of corn folder, com ~ ear; and segernl
bushels of large fue potatoes.
ny A. J. NORRIS.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13
Business Locals.

NOTIONS. .-Cnr>els, Govcs, Buttons,
Dress Shields, Outlining Cotton, Berlin Sax
rny Worstcds. HAIR Ornaments, Fans. In
iants' Wors,cd SACKS, &C.. all to be had
cheap at
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

A NEW DEpARrrEE.-T W est, rn Mary
Lana railroad has decided that to affori the
for the Luther Reunion at P n'nar, intef,rIcs
to a too great extent with the regular traffic
of the rOal I'll therefore the R,unlon Will
no, be held Il, Peamar this year.
Wilc this decision on the purt of the ral
road will doubtless bring disa, appointment to
many, yet we see no just grounds for cehsure !;
the W. Md. company is not Il rich corpora
ton it has been heset recently by those who
would damage its worth in the eyes Of its
owners and its first duty is to itself lfthese
big and cheap rxcur ions are provided for
only at the expense of accomod ,t;ons to reg
uar and full rate traffic, they should be set
aside.
And now, while we are on this subject Of
low rate excursions, We again call the attrn
ton of the management to the policy if the
Dollar Baltimore Excursions. We cla,m, first
that they damage the Interests "f the IN, r..
chant, and other business men along the road;
second, that they actually lower the rec 'pts
from passage traffic while they add to the
cost of train service.
In rey.d to the first. you have bat to Cast
your eye over the excurs.onists rs they ar
rive at home, to note the Numerous large
packages and consult the Ad ms Express and
Freight books for a dav or Two afterwards to
learn Of the purchases made, nearly every one
of winch cOut be m ide at h ,,ne.
| In regard t. the second. we have it from
those whose b ,,iness II is to know of these
matters, that for As m ,ch rs two or three
road to Baltimore. the tick IT sales fall of
/ heavily. Take the round trip fare from this
point 81 90; on every excurs on ticket sold
to such as are called to the city on business
the company loses 81 80 or practically two
thirds, and n,cn whose business calls them TO
/ the CITY, go, whether they haye an Opportu-
nifty 10 get there for 81 90 or not, and yet
many of them frame their affairs to fit,
even though they have to wait u ween or ten
days.
The merchant that thus sayrs 81 80 rides
home with packages purchased by his reg
uar customers, the profit on which, had he
sold them, would probably haye paid his fare
the round trip to Chicago.
These Dollar Baltimore excursions are
expensive ldxuries and we shall be pleased
to learn of change of policy in this direction
too.
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The x-Y-z CHA1TERBOX.

TEEX " LITERARY SOCIETY
.*-oF THE
NJ. & F. HIGH SCHOOL,
MEcHA NICsTOWN, MD.
CHlEP EDITOR, No IL
ASSISTANTS, NOS. 10, 20, 22
April 18th, 1893.
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Now, who ls there " lO does not feel all the
better and work all the better after having Il
day OF recreation, n holiday? What day is
there that ia n more natural holiday than
Fvrc,mugm DN. Whenever these Great
Shows come to a city everybody wants I" sec
them. They are tirst.clas and standard al
WAYS Ifanyhody reads that anything is SO
and 40 with th"s" shows. when they say 1t
themselves in their dver,l,cmcnls, it is SO
To anybody who likes . holiday and amusr.
m,nts o! any kind there is always certain
f,~n. of comfort in reading their adver, s''-
M ats such aS No other show incltcs. Sn II
any of me rralers OF this paper are thinking
of going on the exc 'rsion> which Will be run
on all lines rf,luvel to Frederick, Md, when
the Adam Frlepaugh shows exhibit there on
AprI 2S,h, and they don't want I" go if, they
are going to be disappointed in what they
expect to sre, they Can set their min sat rest
on that score a, least. The lo"y and honor
allie aad ulhrokcn record "fkecping all their
promises is he "nr particular thing that has
made these shows so popular with the public.
They are the oniy shows of any kind whcth
er shown in a theatre or under canvas that
have exhibited il ryerv city in the United
States and Canada tha has Il population Of
$4,000 or over. a d in all those cities their
record i, the same.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

We mIscalculated the area our items would
occupy n The CLARION, and a. our space
has been diminished our items will be few.
We are sorry we have n" more space, but We
can not complaia as We d" not pay for the
privilege of using The CLARION as a means
of publishing our items.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

The mountain fires of last week were dam
aging, but by timely and stubborn fighting
were iuevery instance whipped b. fore they
had spread widely. 1t is unfortunate that OF
all the incendaries no one ha, been caught.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-04-13

MRS $ P. KRISE'S,
Aprl35t. rs n. Markct-sl', Frederick