Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-05-28
A full line of Water Coolers can be seen
ut Osler's at any time.

A full line of Water Coolers can be seer
ut Osler's at any time
FEsT1vAL.-The Graceham Mite Society
have decided to hold their annual festival the
evenings of the 10Th, 18th and 18th OF July
! Posters will be out soon announcing further
particulars. Please remember the date.
Next summer will be the centennial of St.
Aloysius church in this place and Father
Crotty is making all efforts to have new
church edifice to be dedicated during that
year, to take the place Of the old church now
standing to the rear of the handsome pastoral
sidence.--Litt)estown Independent.
Ifsufferers from Consumption,
Coughs and Colds will try Pan Tina Cough
and Consumption Cure, they will find quick
relief and permanent benefit the medical pro-
fesslon declare it remedy Of the highest
value.
A large proportion Of the diseases which
cause human suffering, result from derange-
nlent of the Stomach, Bowels and LIVER, DR..
Lees Liver Regulator removes all these
troubles. Trial bottles free at DR.. J. x.
WatersDrug Store.
A tiny bird with long tail, whose species
is quite unknown to ordinary people not or
nithologists has its home at the junction OF
Prospect and Baltimore sts., and its nest is
in the hood oyer the electric light that swings
there The nest is large, and male and fc.
male who built it are 60 much alike that they
seem like one bird. The lineman has re.
spected the airy home of the BIRDS and ex-
pect to tell from the eggs that will soon ap.
pear the species of the little toiers Of the air.
How they can stand the ceaseless glare Of
the light all through the night is mystery
to the people who have observed the birds
building their home Mail.
ENcoURAGED.-The Valley Register con-
cludes its report of the railroad meeting Oh
Whit-Monday with the following encour-
aging words:
"Thc meeting was large and orderly and
most emphaticaly business one There
was no unnecessary talk, but the business it
had to deal with was dispatched promptly
and we believe to the entire satisfaction of
all present. The results attained by the
meeting have created great degree Of con-
f1dencc among our people in the success Of
the enterprise. and we hope this feeling will
become more intensified and lead every one
to do the utmost in his power to make it
success The meeting adjourned subject to
the call of the conference committee.
We believe that in this movement our peo-
pie are presented with the best opportunity
ever offered them to secure railroad, and If
failure comes again it will be wholly our own
fault. five want railroad we must work
for it, and indeed build it. And we have
the ability to do the latter If the liberal dis
position required is not wanting"
LAWN PARTY-On Friday evening last
nearly fifty of the young folk gathered upon
the spacious lawn that surrounds Mr.. NJ. G.
Cramer's residence on Main-st. 1t was the
first formal lawn party of the season and it
was availed Of to the fullest extent by our
agreeably inclined young beaux and bellies.
The moonlight was charming especially In
ts propensity to cast shadows in which the
dic-away glances of the stricken swain and
the love-lit sparkle of the dear girls eyes
became the personal property, 80 to speak,
of the only one. Hammocks were in great
demand and their gentle swaymg made
rhythm with the heart beats Of sentimental
occupants.
Refreshments were served at two tables,
Just at the witching hour of midnight and
the company dispersed at one and onc-half
o'clock.
The following were present:
Misses Grace and Gertrude Irwin, of Bal
timore, Maggie and Julia Osler, Daisy and
Edna Waesche, Byrd Mcclellan, Ada Grouse,
Carrie and May Slick, Beth Firor, May
Wine, Carrie Boblitz, Minnie Fox, Jennie
Payne, Nellie Boblitz, Minnie Foreman, Re
becca Birely, 10 Miller, Daisy 10y, Fannie
Landers, Flora Stocksdale, Jessie Wisslcr,
Carrie Jones, Fannie Ecker, Mamie Hcnshaw
Reppie McGuigan and Ada Cramer.
Messrs. J. s. Biggs, Rocky Ridge, Charles
Root, Ross F. Witherow, Charles Waters
Ed Zcck, Ed Seton, Charles Stokes, Ed
Gernand, Joseph Gernand, Elmer and Ross
Black, William Rouzcr, John llenshaw.
Benny Jones, Harry 10y, Howard White,
Rob 10y and VIC Cramcr.
MEMORIAL. DAY IN EMMITsBURG.-W
are IN receipt Of an invitation to attend
Memorial Day exercises in Emmtsburg on
Saturday morning next, and we trust that
we may be able to attend. Our recollection
of the services one year ago is sufficient to
induce us to make the visit again. We ap-
pend the programme, excluding tor lack of
space that portion giving the course of the
parade.
PROGRAMME.
Commencing at $50 o'clock, a. m. sharp.
Chorus-"America,"
Emmltsburg Choral Union.
Invocation, Rev. VIM. Simonton, D. D.
Chorus-"Decoration Hymn"
Choral Union.
Memorial Address, Rey. Luther DeYoe
Solo and Chorus-"Oh, Starry Flag
Major O. A. Horner and Choral Union.
FORMATION OF PARADE
on square in the following order: Chief
Marshall and Staff mounted, Emmlt Corhet
v)o.a A .tb,, Do,t No n u Row