Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-07-09

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dealers issysrs tow. E.ystAas AZ h I'll
The LUTHERAN Sunday 6cASD4 viii max
its Eleventh AnnsAl Excursion toss Pen. MAJ
on Saturday, July 18th. A 1sinwillbe ru
over the N. v. r. r. See posters.
Try BiEgs Bros.' sprins wheat Aours;
they do not produce better bread than til
hours yoa have been usings sesa tAen bac1
to your dealer. \ 49, H ~,
Acacia Lodge, a. r. q q. M4of this plac
Acknowledgment service on Sunday mornin
last at Unity Reformed church. SsRey. Bro
Geo A. whhinotc, pastor of that churc,,
preached tliessfmon.'.f 2ss
The Citcuit Cour. this county, sistsn,
asa Court Of Equity:;son Wednesday lag
dismissed the application of M. Martin N
Rohrback for divorce a sincuo matrimoni
from his wife, Susan NJ. Rohrback on tn,
ground of Abandonment, and ordered tina
MIR. Rohrback pay the costs in the case.
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The new press on which the New York
Herald is printed is sextuple machine con
Stunning over fifty miles of white paper in ont
hour,and deliycrs twenty five complete news
papers, cut, pasted and folded in one second
ltprints ninety thousand six page Herald.
IN one hour.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.-Charlcs f., son OF
John Smith, of Woodsboro, met his dealt, on
Friday last in peculiarly distressing man.
ner. he was alone driving a team the wag
OH contained about 5000 pounds OF wheat.
Through some accident he fell and the
wheels passed over his body. When found
life was extinct. lie was about 30 years old.
The sixth annual Lutheran Reunion at
Pen Mar will be held Thursday, August 20.
The following Is the committee appointed !:
Rev. VIC. Wire, Chairman, Littlestown :;
Rev. J. G. Morris, D. D., Lutheryile, Nd. :
and John l.. Bike. Esq, Hagerstown, from
the Maryland Synod; Rev. E. II. Lciscnrlng.
Chamberburg, and Rev. G. w. Enders, DID,
of York, from the West Pennsylvania Synod.
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In response to many urgent requests, the
peach grower and hortlcultu-
rist, MIR. j. NJ. Slower, has consented to pre-.
pare and publish treatise ON the peach, its
growth, culture and all about it from the
of the soil to the loading of the
basket IN the express car. He will engage
~ this york in the near future and devote
as much time to it as business will permit.
1t is stated that new site will probably be
selected for Roanoke College, Salem, Va. an
institution founded by the late Rcy. DR.. Da.
vld F. Bittle, of this valley. Owing to the
growth of Salem the twenty acres csmpris-
ing the present site of the College has become
very valuable, and as larger and better site
ian be secured on advantageous terms the
question of making this important change is
icing seriously considered. - Valley Register,
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LECTURE.-Rcv. r. Nottingham will
ieliver a Lectcre-subjec Slang" in the
rown Hall this Thursday evening, the pro.
leeds to be added to the fund for the build
ng OF the Episcopal Chapel IN this place.
This lecture has been delivered before crit
cal audiences in the cities and has been
llghly commended and as the proceeds will
&c devoted to good purpose, we trust that
,uKpeople will attend IN their usual liberal
lyle. See ady.
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Frank Brown received the unusual honor
II naming the delegates to the State Conyen-
ion from Carroll county That county is |
lis home and where he is known best : were
&c q trickster or IN any way unworthy, this
would be a very injudlcious thing to do. 1t |
3 no longer question who the people in the
State want We await with interest the
nswer to the query: edo the political strong
ncn Gaze to respect the wishes of the pco
'le.'