Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14
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Ougnt 10 De LOT tne DeneNL OF DullulnP
or aiding in the completion Ola Psrson-
age for the NJ. Il. Church. The wor-
thy Pastor, Rev. Mr. Cross, has been
willing to put his shoulder to the
wheel in furtherance of the enter
prise; and now the ladies of the con-
gr cation who have good vocal powers
and sing diyinely, should get up their
Concert, Fair or Festival, and push it
through. AS this seems to be the
modern way of raising funds in aid of
such an object, although perhaps a
little contrary to the old fashioned
method pursued by the Rev. John
Wesley, Lorenzo Dow, and our friend,
Mr.. Eli Croft yet in Difference to
public opin On at the present day, we
take it for granted that the latter will
yielA his consent, and the matter be
prosecuted to success.
la old times there was once crazy
man, who being loco him self, conceiy
ed the idea that the whole world was
crazy, and only he was Of right mind;
but one night he woke up and fornd
himself enjoying lucid interval. lie
studied little, and bark , The little
bell tolled, and like the sound of the
4ngel'ts, heard in the garden of Nal
ma'son, he quickly believed there was
a God. The world moves he said,
"and | move tool" That man became
of sound mind, and let old fogy no
tons slide. lie was wise unto salvation
as wise as a serpent and harmless
as a dove. We adopt his theory. If
Won believe in Wesley's moral code
',1o',n' '"ttA the dust. We adopt the
commentary.
OFFICER OF KEGlSTEAT1oN.-Gov-
ernor Whytc has appointed Ezra l..
karn, Esq. Registration Officer for
rctersvIle District to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation Of Robert
II. Botcler, Esq.
CANAL Arro1NTMrNT.-We learn
that Mr.. Eobt. II Bpteler of Peters
vile District, Frederick county, has
been appointed to position on the
& Ohio Canal
!
rlEf' IN TIE M"' NIA'N.-'h ias'
saturday h'oh'' '"' WIN" oc'h3 some
what high, u fire broke out in the
coaling job of Mr.. Sturtevant, near
'"'"'ln "'l'ac'S' ana ABOUT oo'
"a Mr. John + kn,krl was cons.moI
,~,,~ i, White, Art Gallery in
GII.' Nall Il Won w,ot = likeness If
vo,,rsc'f vour vito or sweetheart taken
\ eool picture pu:u.nteel or no paw
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E,u.Inc }Iou.. on the Elomitsburr
pike, still s,ull, empty.
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Ey, So:nc Of the farmers in this
vicinity commenced their hay harvest
last Tuesday morning,
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sion. |, will be an entertainment
well worth seeing. Don't fail to at
tend.
W. .,l.1 ,r r.;
Croft for several LARGE straw berrics
One Of them measured over an inch
in circumference. Mrs. & is ALWAYS
ahead with large fFuIt and garden
vegetables,
nyy~ On Monday evening next IL @
10th instant. the Smith>hurg Fair will
close with very interesting perform.
ance in the spacious Hall, OF panto-
mines and Tablcaux, with an excel.
lent cast Of characters and statues,
with cheering songs by some of the
ladies'. Several ladies anl gentlemen
FROM lIagrrstown, with experience in
such matters, will give their valuable
assistance on the occasion. The whole
programme will be full Of interest,
and present some Of the most bcauti-
ful scenes in nature and art.
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l,nl;nht ,hIr;'o no ,onntL 81 Inna
After the 23rd, which is the longest
day, the days get shorter.
EGG The pret lest Girl in Smiths