Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-03-15

ancc ofvclyctty green.
The baked parsnip is now the relgnlng
dish and they are exceptionally perfect this
season.
The rear portion of the City Hotel Fred
erick City, is to be rebuilt enlarged and
greatly improved
The fruit buds are now sufficiently forward
to warrant panicky times among growers
should Il hard frost occur.
Quite an amount of garden.m making has
been accomplished during the past week.
The aromatic onion is in its little bed
Mr.. William II. Shank, few miles north
west Of town, last week went out into his
orchard and picked up some large pears that
had been laying on the ground all winter.
They were large and delicious
The warm weather Of the past two weeks
has sepsihly raised the temperature OF our
High Run water it is still palatablc beyond
compare with pump or any other city sup.
ply, for ii is right out of our mountain springs
sparkling, pure and myigoralins
FouND.-Thc two pair of lines which were
taken from the harness belonging to Rev.
Henry Mann and Mr.. VIM. Fuss, during the
revival IN the NJ E. Church. in this place,
were found by several boys on Saturday last,
/ in The field adjoining the church. -Chrenicle
| The Surbrdge Bicycle Factory of lfagcrs-
town was sold at public sale Tuesday by the
receiver, Mr.. Frank w. Mish, to Mr.. George
| T. Warwick, of Springfield; Mass, and con-
nccted with the Warwick Bicycle Company.
1t is understood the plant will be removed to
Toledo, Ohio.
Prof Geo. Ell Sml'h, the gifted musician
Of this city, has composed and published a
waltz, II Greet Thee" which he Dedicated to
Miss Mamie Marshall Johnson of Frederick
1t is n sweet and beautiful composition and
destined to hccom" a popular favoritr among
! lovers of bright and brilliant music .--Ne,os
| While Mesors Charles Gttnger and
young bank clerk, of Frederick were out
driving Monday evening. their horse became
unmanagcabc near Mon,evuc Hospital and
| both were thrown out on stone pile. The
bank clerk had his ankle Spraincd and hip
bruised, and .Nr. Glltngcr was bruised about
| the face.
! The jury in the Wlliamsport church case
under instructions from Judge Boyd
brought in verdict for the United Brethren
to whom the church was sold by Robert
Lcmcn, executor Of Peter Light, who be,
qucathcd the property to the Methodist
Protestant congregation before 1t was a cor
, poraton. On these grounds the case was
decided against the Method sts, and the
! United Brethren VIII possess the property.
Henry Wills died Monday on the IIamil-
| ton Bellevue farm, at the home Of his son
| in law. Mr.. Samuel Johnston, aged eighty
tour Yeas. He was boin at Emmi'sburg
Md, married Miss Doughcrty, and served
during the late war in Company |. Third
Regiment, Maryland Vnluntccr Cavalry.
Joseph, his SON also served in the war and
was killed at Lcc,burg in hand to hanl
conflict, receiving a sabre slash on his
head.
WILL REuAlH.-Thc u +. Conference
Henry Mann rcmnlEs accredited t" 1hurmoml
circuit With Rev. q. NJ Rurrk sur,lnumcr-
nry.
OF those well remembered by our people.
Geo f. Mlydwcil is ct Eu,aw St, church,
Baltic ;Rrubcn Kolh, West River circuit;H. p.
West, Elkrilge circuit; T. ]. Cross, New
Windsor circuit; Osborne Belt, Patapsco
circuit; Daniel Haskell, Lanhams; +. 0
Ellridgc, Douglas Memorial; j. G. Starr,
Hancock circuit; }. n. DAVIS, Romney
circuit.
A country minister away up IN the state
of Connecticut, took permanent leave Of his
congregation in the following pathetic man
ner so says the Holland County Lsader
"Brothcrs and sisters ! come to say
good bye. don't think God loves this
church very much, because none of you eyer
die. ! don't think you loye each other,
because never marry any of you. | don't
think YOU love me, because YOU have not
paid my salary your donations are moldy
fruit and wormy apples, and by their fruits
We shall know Ihcm' Brothers, | am going
away from you to a better place. have
been called to be chaplain of a pcnitrnltiary.
Where I 80 We caunOt come but I 20 to prc
pare place for you, and may the Lord have
mercy on your souls. Good-hy.'
IT Works THIS WAY.--TnE CLARION is
largely relied upon 70 advertise in advance,
events to which it is desirable, because profit
in tins town should be drawn. This is fire.
Qucntly asked, and never declined, at the
hands of localities that practically ignore the
existence Of The CLARION, except for the
have our willingly published notices of such
events, scut Il Goodly number OF our people
into a locality that profits just that much by
THE CLARION, but which locality does not
make a fair return for such favors In every
carhy section the paper has warm and
stcalas, friends and 1t is to them that their
ncighburs are indebted for our Willingness to
be made Use of; it Is our regard for the far
minded people who do lIot ask these fnvors
at our hands without rcturn that secures the
liberal notices that we give: they constitute
the lcaVpn that saves these DcODlc'S bread