Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-01-22

RANDALL "TuE EVANGELIST Ran
DALI the "snidc' evangelist, who recently
capcrcd around WolTsvlc ana Ellcrton,
and who left the former place forgetting to
settle his business affairs, has reached
Chamhcrsburg, Pa, where, TO Judge from
the following from the Ucrtld of the city
mentioned, he has gone into his line of bus
mess with considerable vim: "Any one
WHO uncnnccrnedly sat down IN a bridge
rail or curbst"ne yesterday ran a good
chance of getting up with Il Scrptnral
motto imprinted on his wearing apparel
Randall the evangelist, and rcrjpatctic
sign painter has thoroughly utilized all
the vacancies about town COR his warnings
to the unrcgencratcd. Times
! PAKADE.-Good Samaritan Lodge No.
46 |. O. o. f., of this place intend to
make n demonstration on Saturday Feb.
There Will be a parade Of the members of
the order in full rcgalia, headed by our
Brass Band through the principal streets
to place. yet to be secured, where several
addresses will be made This Lodge is in
n ilourishing condition and is doing much
to relieve distress and suffering among its
members. 1t is to he hoped that a public
lecture on the subject of odd Fellowship
may SO illuminate the minds Of the com.
munily on the beauties of the charity and
brothcrl Y love taught by the order, that
its membership lnry be largely re enforced
tacrcly.
I At a meeting of the Brass Bnnl on
Thursday evening" last, d. &. Weller was
elected President, 4, Foreman Y Pres,
Harry Martin, Secretary, A. Earnsl!aW
Webb, Treas The amount realized by the
fair was SlGJ AZ The band is now olt OF
deb, and has Il balance of So. in the Treas
ury. The accounts held by tha Secretary
will swell this amount to over 800, with
all expenses paid to April list 1850. They
saw, tina, obey see s 10 more in prospective,
in the near future There is a project on
foot, among the members, t., tax each ON"
81, and buy themselves suits, which Will h"
a very comm"raahc action n reality il
is huying a salt for HAT amount, Inarnuch,
~ they save wearing out - suit of>lctr NNn
clothes, in wearing out the band Uniform
p. ~ r,,.,,.. l,,,,. in ,,,t,oyo and lot
,n.,,,,, ;,,r,'..., h.,.1
The present and prospective demand for
/ good l,uiidjng lot, in our town should lead
some Of oUr property hp'd'rs to consider
,nc idea Of opening ncw street W" sag
rest meeting t,rpN>ilnr the feasibility Of
j opening u street, located ~ follows, VIZ
bcgiuuin" on Church n NJ III" North ~idr
OF Geo Killings dwelling hou,c and ran
ning at rirnt au,,cs from Church II west
and intrr>,ct Cnuirh Aiirv Tie parties
owning properly along! this line. nrr Geo
kim Methodist Nulrc,, CIa; +. Ca.saM,
John K RoIlrr. Nau i O>icr; john Ian
der and George 4. johnson, all OF whom
,yi,h fine ,\ccrii,l If Mr. Kiln world
np benefited. The lots that would he laid
ont q, This street, wonld hc the most cliri.
hlr in town and it Wouli eventually be.
come tine nanl-omo,t, and most plc1sHp;
diminishing lne q salrol t"achrr that
drfio, TIE rule, and IcyoWco inspired oyer
. his mos, pro-1ic task. IT, i, aplc To wIN
eloquent over the admission oi ncW, six
/ year o'd scholar, ani IN a COMMUNICATION
lu tine idrrai,}., cyiHcrs a most humane
di.rrli,h If the III A, Of closing tdc door
on the uUi side woriH, fer eit hpIrs, every
day "Aiphn>," heart i, evidently, not in
accord will, iun method generally adopted,
by public school teachers, bat his Prs'H-
/ ioui9n Principles, Mus, consent TO await
the Introduction o! the kindergarten sNe
tenn. into our public schools We tear
that had l'cstaIuAAi lived IN Frritrick Co.,
and died 50 years later, his cn6raNor To
sccurr a sound education, IN our pn'Iic
/ schools, by "A indirjous blending Of indus
trial, intellectual and mora! Trimming, "ouid
have overwhelmed hi, end, with rs great