Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-10-22


Crown Stock Food will save treble It's cost
Ivy its curative values. No collie, no worms
or bots and no stomach troubles.
The new assessment in Emmitsburg, this
county, tor corporation purposes, shows
$247.33 of real and $73,475 of pcIsona]
property. Total, $320,Sl0.
The result of the work Of the registration
officer in this district during the September
and October slttings, il loss of four voters
The lists show IS registered, 81 disqualified
and u dead Chronicle.
The annoyance occasioned by the continual
crying Of the baby at once ceases when the
cause is promptly removed by DR.. Bulls Ba.
by Syrup.
One of the most popular household remedies
is Old SauIs Catarrh Cure Price Is cents.
MIR. B. M. Jones desires us to state that al
reports to the effect that he intends to go out
of the flour and feed business are wholly
without foundation. He will continue the
business and will carry large stock of flour
and iced of all kinds.
WANTED.-A cheap farm of about 100
acres, in slate, nountain slope or limestone
belt. Owners of highly improved and high
priced farms need not apply. Address or
cal, on The North End Real Estate Agency
Mechanicstown or Emmltsburg, Nd.
GREEN LEAvEs.-The lcaycs, notably
those on the locust trees remain green usu-
ally at this season of the yeac large per-
centage Of the leaycs are yellow and have
fallen. There has been no frost here yet,
sufficient to kill the foliage and they are re.
tanning their color.
Bids were opened at Union Bridge on the
9th INST, fol joint bridge by Carroll and
Frederick counties oyer Sans Creek, ut
Mckinstry's Mll, on the Clemson road.
The contract was awarded to G. Thomas
Doughcrty, of Frederick at 1856. The
bridge will be built this month. - Carrot
Ners.
FINE WoRK.-Mr. b. F. Il.mmakcr, pro.
prle,or of the Liberty Marble works, has just
erected over the grave of VIM. Il. Smith, in
the cemetery at Bethel, near Sans Creek, q
very large cottage monument, the execution
of Which reflects great credit upon MIR. II.
and his workmen. This monument was no.
ticcd and favorably remarked upon by many
before it was removed from the yard here,
and we hayc no doubt il will add to the beau
ty of Bethel cemetery.-B Banner.
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Rev. J. L. Ward; president of Westminster
Theological Seminary, is possessor ofa NUM-
Der Of interesting relies of early Mcthodsm,
which he exhibited at the Ecumcnical Con,
ference now IN session at Washington, y. G..
Among these relics are bronze portraits of
Rev. John Wesley, Rev. George Whitfield
and Bishop Asbury, and the veritable hymn
book used by Jonathan Forrest. who was the
last survivor of the Christmas Conference OF
1887 IN Baltimore, at which the Methodist
Episcopal church was founded.
A New CHURCH PRUposED. The summer
colony at and around Blue Ridge Summit
are looking forward to building an Episcopal
church at the Summit next Spring. There
is u large number of cottngers besides the
inmates of the various hotels. Most of the
church would hayc large and constantly
growing congregation. The design is of
course to keep it open in summer only. A
fine lot was offered by gentleman but it is
on the nortn side of the line, and is IN Penn.
sylvania and the desire is to have the church
in Maryland, and under Bishop Parct. Now
Miss Chapman, We learn has offered u lot on
the Maryland side of the inc. Application
has been made to Bishop Parct, who rather
discourages new churches, because, he says
there are already more in the diocese than
can be supplied with ccrgymcn. Blu, he
will make no Objection to this one, aud Ic-
frrrcd the applicants to the Rcy. Walt r A,
Mitchell, of Hagcrstown, IN whose parish the
new church will be situated. Mail
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HyMENEA,.-A very pretty wedding took
place at the residence of Commissioner Da-
vid Fisher on Wednesday, the l4lh day of
October 1891, the nuptials being Miss Ida,
youngest daughter of David Fisher md Mr..
George +. Willhi' e, promising youn.'
farmer OF near Graccham. Promptly at
11:25 O'Clock they were ushcrcd into the par
lor by Mr.. Newton Fisher, brother of the
bride, and Mr. Lewis Willhide, brother ofthe
groom, where the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. J. II. Barb in an able and i'm
prcsslvc manner. The bride was attlred in q
dress of Ashes of Roses Henrietta cloth
trimmed with Faille silk. The groom wore
the conventional black. The presents were
numerous and some handsome. Among
those pr sent We're Mr.. John l.. Willh;de and
wife, Calvin Hinca, wife and family, Cornc-
lus Fisher, wife and family, }, |. Fisher
wife and family, Mrs. 1. NJ. Fisher, Jacob
Martin and wife, Allen Hoover and wife, Mrs
r. Whitmore, Misses Allie Mummy, Orpa
AIDA, and Martha Wlllhlde, Matte Martin
Emma Hooyer, Mary Troxcll, Kate Hoover,
Mr.. Harry Miller