Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-07-02

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Celebration OF the Holy Communion ut the
Episcopal Chapel, Catoctin Furnace at II
o'clock, and Evening Prayer with sermon at
8 o'clock.
Observation-Disclosures the Gracellam Mite
Soc,ety's Annual Festival on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. July 10, II and 10. 1t Is
always an enjoyable occasion.
PoLITlCAL.-Democr primary meet.
ings " i'll he held in Carroll on July 18th and
the County Convention TO name delegates
to the State Convention, will he held on
July6. County primaries will be held Aug
ust - and the convention at Westminster
to name the full county ticket, August "a.
America now controls the light OF the earth;
save and excepting sunlight; that is to say,
the great Standard Oil Company today con.
trolls the coal oil trade of this entire oblatc
sphcroid.
Like the Yankee in the catacombs We say,
"Hurrah for America ~
Mr.. G. II. Dean, who purchased on April
LIST, the stock Of general merchandise carried
by Mr.. L. G. Smith at the Graccham railroad
depot has set about to meet the requirements
of the trade in that section, in buslness-likc
way and has succeeded. He keeps a sub
stantal line of goods and is doing Il fine bus
incss.
SERMONS TO ORDERs.-On Sunday morn
ing last, Rey. J. H. Barb delivered a dis
course in St. Johns Lutheran church before
Good Samaritan Lodge, l. o. o. F. of this
place.
On Sunday morning next, Rev. G. A.
Whitmorc will preach the annual sermon
before Acacia Lodge, A. F. Il A. NJ. OF this
place, in Trinity Reformed churh.
Mr. L. G. Smiths brands of fertilizers hay.
ing become thoroughly established, he has
only to offer them to those who hayc used
them in order to effect a sale. He is offering
these goods this season on the merit of their
past record and that will sell them, if we are
q competent Judge of the value of good
opinion; for that these brands do possess
among those who have used them.
His Body Terribly Mangled.
A shocking accident occurred at the Union
Knitting Mills, whereby Isaac Cox was hor-
ribly mutlatcd. Red Flagg Oil the Famous
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DRAMATICALLY first meeting of those in
tercsted in the production of play by local
talent was held on Wednesday evening. Be-
sides those who will fill the paI s, several
ladies of maturcr years and judgment will
attend the rckc.rsals and by their presence,
the hands of Mr.. Post. The play
will be produced on Tuesday evening, july
IA Ii.
The piece chosen is romantic comedy
entitled "The Sunbeam of Dunloe" and is
very similar IN plot and action to the pieces
played by the late Jos. X. Emme, Fr'z), the
OF comedy and pathos III single
speech being the charm that holds the inter
est of the audience. The proceeds will be
applied to the providing OF additional and
needed scenery, work on which is now under
way. Tickets on sale at the Post Office and
Waters Drug Store.
New RAILROAD STATION Mr.. 5, Nj.
Bircly has purchased Il site for rail road
station and ware house on the Gettysburg
division of the W NJ II. T. at Moriah Fur
mace. He has secured the freight and ticket
agency from the company and will get to
work a, once to build a suitable depot for
the trade at that point which is very heavy,
especially in lumber, pulp woods, bark. etc.
It is a very desirable point and we feel con.
tdent tn Mr. Bircly will build up a large
trade and will be ben, fit to the people IN
that locality. He proposes to put suitable
man tnere to take charge of the business al
an early date.
The new B. & 0. and Reading connections
of the w. NJ. II. II. has already increased the
traffic oyer the b. b {. V. diyislon of the lat
ter, wonderfully. AS many as FIVE extra
freight trains pass over that road IN day.
When the new Cherry Run extension of the
W. Md. is completed, which will be before
the winter opens, the trade from Cherry Run
via Hagerstown and Elgemont to Shippcns-
burg will likely make 1t the best paying por-
ton of the road All this goes to prove the
clear foresight of the present management.
1t had better not be disturbed and Baltimore
City will do well to consider before she ut.
terly wrecks the Western Maryland railroad
by selling out to some interest that probably
has in view the de.tracking of every inter
est of the road and Baltimore City with 1t.
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Debate.
Question: The influence of man and
woman.
Woman-Mrs. J. r. T. Matthias.
Man-Mr. Chas. G. Waters.
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