Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-07-30

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The Employees excursion was monster
FIVE sections passed this point all well filled
}iggs Bros spring wheat flours au
Crown Stock Food are for sale by the hes
dealers in every town. Try them.
child of Hampton aud Annie Spauldn
OF this place died Of commissions on Saturda
last after brief illness.
Crown Stock Food is Tome and a slim
ulant. A hearty appetite, splendid condi
ton and finer appearance are the results 0
feeding it.
Our railroad project seems to be ditchet
at present, but we hpoe II way will soon b.
found to put it on the track again. Vale.
Register.
One hundred and eighty one official VISIT
to schools were madeiby School Examiner
Worthington during the school year jus
closed.
Mr.. M. A. Mu,ry, Wilmington, Del. says
II had one Of my severe headaches and wal
persuaded to try yOurvaluable Bradycrotint
medicine. never had anything to do M,
so much good"
A numerously signed petition from the
citizens OF New Windsor has been forwarded
to the management of the w. Md. r. r.
asking that respectable accommodations be
provided for the use of the citizens as wei
as the travelling public at large.-Carrol
Ne,cs.
'RAH FOR HICKs.-Just when Hicks asked
for torrid wave, cold such as had never
been recorded for that decade in July was
spreading over the country. lie was IN luck
in June, but old Eolus conferred with DO.
reas and they played of a little farce at
Hicks expense. But his "prophcsies" still
remain tho correct thing for the newspapers.
Maxim, the grea, inventor of repeating
guns, believes that he is about to solve the
problem OF aerial navigation. 1t is too hilly
and the county roads are too stony in this
section to use bicycle and we shall wait for
the flying machine. 1t is bound to come and
when it does, we shall be among the first to
cavolt in the blue ethereal along with the
other larks
13SNAKEs IN ONE DAY.-Wmle the hands
on Mr.. Joseph Bycrs' farm. near town were
removing some offal OF hay stacks on Wed.
ncstlay, they killed nine large comprehend
snakes. On the same day while Mr.. J. X.
Bycrs was moving in the same field he killed
four large black snakes, varying in length
from FIVE feet ten inches TO six feet four
inches The snake crop seems to be unusu-
ally prolific this ason.--ChrOnicle.
SEAsoNABLE NOVA recipe tor cold to.
lnato catsup is sent the Ne'os: One peck of
very ripe tomatoes; skin and press through
a coarse siege. Add one quart of vinegar,
one tablespoonful of salt, one tablespoonful,
of celery seed. one half box mustard, one
ofcaycnne pepper, one table
spoonful of white pepper, one tablespoonful
of grated race ginger, one ounce of cloves,
and two ounces ofclnamon. Put in Il large
mou,hed bottle; 1t needs no boiling, and is
acknowledgements Nens
Too BAD-We received an invitation to
go afishing on Saturday last, along with the
excellent good fellows from Mottcrs and
Rocky Ridge who one year ago provided us
with fun, food and fish, galore. We were
unable to go, that is, we thought SO, and
when we found that for all the good that our
remaining at home amounted to, we would
have been thrice repaid by going, then we
lost our temper for a time.
We thank friends Eichclbcrgcr and Fisher
for their invitation.
The sixth Annual Lutheran Reunion is to
I've held at Pen. Mar, Friday, August 2ls,.
The programme, as sent u by Rev. Wire, is
rs follows: music by the famous Marine
Band; introductory remarks; hymn; Greed;
prayer: address by Rev. w. p Evans, of
Balimorc music by Marine band address
bv Rev. Prof Wolf, of Getty sburg mus c
bv Marine hnnd address by Rev. l.. A.
Mann, of Mcrcrrshurg; music by Marine
band; address by Rev. 5. Domcr, of Wash
ington; music by Marine band cornctis' ;
address by Rev. DR.. Mcknight, of Pcnna.
College: music remarks; music; hymn ;
Lords Prayer Doxology; Bcncdicllon.-
independent.
NUMBER l.
CHAPTER 1874.
AN ACT to amend section seventeen of ar-