Catoctin clarion., 1891-07-16

Rocky Ridge family spring wheat aour
perfection for family use. Try it, for cal
everywhere.
Communion Services will be held in tn
NJ. E. Church, this place on Sunday morn
ing next.
biggs Bros spring wheat fours AM
Grown Stock Food are for sale BY the bes
dealers in every town. Try them.
The held OF our flag now contains forty
four stars, the Senate eighty eight member
and the House Of Representatives. three
hundred and fifty.six.
Morning prayer with sermon at the Epis
copal Chapel in this place, Sunday morning
at 1880 o'clock, and Evening Prayer at Ca
toctin Furnaces in the evening at 9 o'clock
Harvest over, our farmers are more thar
pleased with their crops. The growth o
straw was good, the heads are large and
well.filled, while the quality of the berry will
be far aooye the average.
TRE Doc DAYs.-Dog days last from July
IA to August "a. Dog days haye many
meanings attached to them. Dog days" is
really translation OF the Latin "dies can.
iculares' the twenty days before and the
twenty days after the heliacal rising Chat is,
appearance in the morning sun) of the star
Sirius, whom the Romans called "Canicula'
or "little dog"
Glyndon Park Camp will be held July II
to August 2. An interesting program has
been prepared. Prominent speakers have
been engaged aud provision has been made
for excellent music. On Wednesday, July
%, will be held the convention of the Pro.
hibltion Party, whose proceedings will
mainly occupy the day. Glyndon Park il
directly on the line Of the Western Maryland
Railroad and has a fine situation. The
will probably be quite large.
James W. Barrick, of Double Pipe Creek.
Frederick county, has purchased the wa;e-
house, lumber and coal yard Of Tobias H
at Taneytown, for $500. Mr..
Barrick has since sold the property to Mr.
Ed. Reindollar, OF Taneytown.
Fred Randall, colored. of this city, has de-
veloped talent for sculpture. and has done
some very creditable work. He exercises
his taste tor art at night, and on Monday
three pieces executed by HIM were exhibited
at the advocate offlce.-Adsocate.
If Su 6erers 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 1t a remedy of the highest
value.
A large proportion of the diseases which
cause human suffering, result from derangc-
mcnt of the Stomach, Bowels and LIVER. DR..
Lees Liver Regulator removes all these
troubles. Trial bottles free at DR.. J. K.
Waters Drug Store.
Luther Day at Penmar.
The date for the Sixth Annual Lutheran
Reunion at Pen-Mar has been changed to
Friday, August 2lst, in order to secure the
services of the U. S. Marine Band.
Special exercises from 2 to 4 p. m consis.
ing of short addresses by able speakers in
terspersed with music by the Marine Band.
Washing,on's noted Cornetist will also ren.
der number Of his select pieces. Excur-
sions On all the railroads will be run of W ich
due notice will be given as to rate and time.
REV. W. G. WIRE,
Chairman of Central Committee.
Department Commander of the Maryland
G. A. r., Col. Joseph e. Hill, has, III general
orders, announced the appointment of
Messrs. George X. Graham, J .mes II. Downs,
Frank Nolen, VIM. G. Clay and John Bow
ers as a committee to carly into effect the
following resolution adopted at the fifteenth
annual encampment of the Department:
"Lcsoloed, That the Annual Encampment
Of the Department of Maryland G. A. r., be
held on one of tue battetields Of the war; If
possible, for a period not exceeding one
week, to commence on and to include Grand
Army Day, September 18th and that com.
mittee to take charge of the details be ap.
pointed"
THE SUNBEAM OF DUNLoE.-The date Of
The Home Talent entertainment has been set
for Friday evening, July oath. This post
ponement was unavoidable but on the above
named evening the romantic Irish Comedy
drama entitled "Thc Sunbeam Of Dunloe'
will he produced without fail. The people
selected for the production are busily en-
gagged in rehearsinS almost every evening at
the Hail. and Mr.. Post expresses himself as
more than well pleased with the talent lie
has secured and predicts very smooth per
formancc of his play.
The proceeds of the entertainment will be
deyoted to paying for the scenery, on which
Mr.. Post is now busily engaged He has
finished the Centre. Door Parlor Scene. 1t
IS painted IN rich chocolate color, panell' d
in deep brown with Golden ochrc high
lights, making in all a massive and beautiful
scene The prison drop will be commenced
The prices are fixed at 20 and 30 cts. and
those desiring to secure them in advance can
do 80 without extra charge at the Post Office
or at Waters Drug Store.
FIREMEN On Tuesday night Of last week
the annual election for officers OF Guardian