Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-17
s=:yn The Camp Meeting at Emory

o." lle Camp MeellhS AT Emory
Grove is in full blast.
SALES TO CoME..-Nlrs Clara Trapp,
at Catoctin Furnace, to-day, at II
o'clock, NJ, will offer for sale q lot OF
personal property.
I Masonic. - Grand Lecturer James w,
bowers, of Baltimore, was here on Monday
/cvening last, inspecting and cNemplilying
the work Of Masonry. The following are
the names Of the present officers OF Acacia
Lodge No. 100, Of Mcchanicstown:
Worshiptul Master--lIcnry {. Foreman.
Senior Wardcn-David G. Martin, ,jr
Junior Warden--L. h. Wacsche.
Secrc,ary-Charlcs z. Casscll.
Trcasurer--Gcorgc W. StockSdale.
Is" Acacia Lodge No 155, 4. +. * AN
meets every Monday evening. Henry
Foreman, Woy~hiutul Master.
UoT,-Thc weather for several days past
has been opprcssivcly hot, the heat being
uncomfortable and exceeding the terrific spell
experienced in July. Out door laborcrs
suffer greatly beneath the torrid rays of the
SUM- ana the cnervating effects of the heat
are visible in the tired groups TO be seen
reclining in the refreshing shade afforded
bv the trees along the various streets
WATERMEI.oNS --Watcrmclons and can
taleup"s, those Injuries Indigenous to the
Underwater counties of Maryland and Nr-
ginia, are being daily brought to our town
in large quantities from the Baltimore mar
kct. Wien obtained fresh they are quite
palatahln and refreshing, and real sum
mcr luxury. hut when We get them stale
which must certainly he the case from the
/ line intervening after their transportation
from where they are grown to the city
marke, and until they reach here, they are
decidedly unhealthy and calculated to pro
ducc sickness We advise persons to par
take cautiously otthcm. as by abuse oftncll
IL & they may suffer for their imprudcncc.
If Tie trac'z is j., good order and the
wratlcr fair thor" will he spirited riding
and racine at the Tournament in Crcagcrs-
1uNn io-t.AN.
The buckwhclt is in fine growing order
The political camnaimn in this part of the
county is calm and quiet. Politics don
pnv. it is u poor business, even when well
followed.
IyE lIorsns The extreme heat of the
weather thIs euAmcF 'tmnn"i us OF 'AY
I 1,a,': hn ' 10" VII f'lrd mis- winter Ice
water is healthy, Nice TO drink, and there
should hc more ice put up here next year.
STIRRING TIMEs.-Thcrc was quite a
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IN. Messed rain ON Saur,lav evening
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Tnn1.,y ryrniny another drlisniful rain
t t'T nnJ ,n Wednesday evening. the hcavi.
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mere "'1 for the hast three months, poured
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m'rrhcd corth Under the effects of the
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