Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-03-01


! Station.
Ga March Goth. 1894, Frank l.. Stoncr, AS
signec Of mortgage, vii! tell at public sale
ut the Court House, Real Estate.
On Thursday, March Goth, B. F. Harne on
the Bigham property II miles north OF
Monterey station lot of stock aid house.
hold fixtures.
The Kings Daughters OF Thurmont will
give a"Peanut Social" in The Town Hall on
Tuesday evening March 9th, Come all We
lovers ofPcanu,s and enjoy the evening with
them. Admission free
Messrs Harry land David B. Willhile of
of Shutdown, who went to OHIO few days a.
go, have secured good and desirable places
among thrifty farmers of the Buckeye State
and will receive fair wages.
The Kings Daughters of Trinity Reformed
Church, Mechanicstown, Md, will hold their
usual anniversary service en- Tuesday even
ing Of The 9th OF March next, at o'clock
In addition to the Literary programme, the
Society will be addressed by the Rev Alex
Batemnn of Taneytown Md. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
JEEMzus PAT.--A Comedy Company
hauling from Frederick we are told are laying
claim to have given All entertainment here
on last Wednesday evening. In the first
place they did not gioe anything, they charged
for 1t and in the second place-well don,
come again, boys you can't tool us twice.
MANY MILEsToNEs In writing to renew
his subscription to THE CLARION, COL j. W.
Patterson of Brooklyn, n. Y. tells us that on
December a. 1893 he celebrated the Goth
anniversary of his wedding and that on the
10Th of January his wife reached her 90,h
birthday and that since 1886 there has been
no death in his immediate family. His five
first children are al! living.
While afflicted 10y the loss of his sight. he
gives evidt nee by his every word that he is
earnestly applccative of the blessings of 4
long life lighted and chccich by happy family
tues, unbl oxen.
~ oKRLl ZION - "ouVI SCCtll WIZ 81 NC
of our people are of the OPP II on that the job
department of The CLARION has been de
tachel and sold or sub lcttcd to foreigners
This Is all n mistake; We pint bill heads,
letter heads, envelopes, dodgers. car!s circu
lars, in fact ANYTHING and everything that can
be gotten at any other office, in better style,
on better stock and a, rs favorable prices
We regret tina, we did not think to say as
much long ago, for there has evidently been
a serious misunderstanding on the part of
some Of our home people.
Why didn't you come and inquire about
it? You are awfu,!y, ~ociully OF!
BE CONSISTENT The individual, who, by
prctentous interest in public movements
for the public good bellies his own professions
by the overt act of ignoring and refusing to
support every home, as against outside inter
csts, loses his grip on the confidence of the
people.
1t is very handsome thing to pose as a
pubic benetactor, but when such posturing
is defined agans, background of petty spite,
that influences lAc person to 60 elsewhere to
secure that which he Is able to secure al
home, his professions at once take upon them
SELVES the peculiar shade of consistency
known as Pharasaism. and he sinks to the
level of the most ordinary Of prelcndcrs.
The Bosney Iron Company, composed al
most entirely of Maryland capitalists, held
their annual meeting recenoly at Bosnev,
Buckingham county, Va, aud elected the
following directors and officers p j. Ben
nett, F. 7. Shaw, DR.. j. IL. Billingslca
John l.. Reifsuider, directors; F. I. Shaw,
president; DR.. j. H, Billngslea, vice pres
ideni; Chas. r. Relfsnider, secretary John
l.. Reifsnider, treasurer and assistant man
agel ; John H. Walter, manager; f. W..
Hubbard and Chas. r. Refsnlder attorneys
This company Is composed Of energetic
and far seeing business men who Induced
the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail way Company,
a an expense Of $500, 900, to build branch
road sixteen miles in length from Arvonia,
on the Richmond and Allegheny Division
to Bosn"y, in order to develop mnes and
market their products.
Busin ess NJ ems Association.
On Thursday evening last the Constitution
tina, will govern the Business Mems Assoca-
ton of Thurmont was adopted the report
of the committee after several amend-
mcnts, was found to be n very complete and
satisfactory paper and but little trouble was
experienced in fitting to the requirements
of the case.
Fourteen citizens signed she Constitution
and paid in their membership fee Of one dol
lar A committee composed of Messrs Geo.
w. Stocksdalr, l.. X. Waesche and Chas II,
Osler was appointed to secure members and
the meeting adourded to meet tomorrow
! friday evening when officers will be elected
and the Business Mems Association will have
become a perfected organizations There
have already been two propositions made
that will be taken under consideration by the
Execution Committee at once upon its for
nation There will probably others follow
and the Association will have practical work
upon its hands from its inception. Good
Judgment, patience and persistence will hayt
lie sur. reward the foundinp of this asgDria.