Catoctin clarion., 1891-06-11

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dealers in cverv town. Try them.
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Consul Charles Il. Trail, wife and drught'
er, Of Marse,lles, France, arrived y r5der-
lex IN Monday last, where they will he the
guests of their parents for sevctsl snHlhs.
You have had SO much trouble bS ths flour
that you have been using, not being SAiform
in quality. Try Biegs Bros. spring wheat
goods, ,and have no more trouble. 24
The stable Of j. A. and A. II Morris,
which is trained and managed by Wyndan
Walden, Of Middleburg. won $64, 4,460 at the
Grayescnd meeting. St. Florian, a twO-year
I'D, alone, won 1896; aud Russell. a three
year old, wor $9,o07.
Mr.. c. T. F. Howard has been paid $1.e75
by the insurance company in which he vas
insured, fcr the loss he sustained by the
burning Of his QUE and contents, near Fred
erick, on thc 2Qth ult s
kLiRERAL CoNTRiBuTIoN.-The people
of Eiagefst0wn are to bc congratulated upon
securing the contribution Of $2l1 Ivy the
Dunkard meeting, to the Hagcrstown Or
plans Home 1t is commented on IN that
town, and the people are very grateful But
the money could not have gone to more
worthy object. 4.E2
Mr.. Evan T. Rinchart, -four and grain
merchant Of BaltimoSe, ,and brother of the
Mtc Wiihsm II. Rinehart, the sculptor. died
Msndsy moynins u TIC cpWage Il DE tshcs
Cary Thomas. Blue Ridge Summit where
Mr.. R,nehsrt had spent several weeks. He
had been in il.health for two years, and
since the first Of March had been In critical
condition. DR.. Charles G.. Hill, his ,physi-
clan, said the Cause Of death was leukemia,
the result, It is supposed, Of nervous pros
trat,on. Mr.. R,nehart lived at No. 1723
Park avenue, Baltimore, where his remains
were taken. He was the son of the late Is
rael Rinellart, farmer in Carroll county.
In FOR 1r.-Thc Emmitsburg Chronicle
having suffered under the tyrannics Of the
'l,,red girl" beyond the point of human en-
durance, broke forth in heroic prose and laid
bare 1t onestroke Of the pen the mercilcss
presumption Of sarvant- gal-Iantry.
Pharaoh, Nero, st. Just and tho local Umpire
have all had their apologists and the Ii. 6.
less deserving than any, is not less fortunate
IN Emmitsburg. 80 that now Bro. Mo,tcr is
put upon the dcf.nsiye; If he will agree to
say all tlat lc knows and is 80 well eblG to
say while he "a in for IL, he viii deserve to be
hoisted up into the Milky Way add pulled
dovH.witlAs.s4narea acre Of that Wagnia0tnt
star farm for an eternal crown.
ANN1vEnsARy.-O Friday evening last
at the residence Of Rev. J. H. Barb, the
Reading and Literary Society, that has been
IN existence, through the efforts Of Mr. Barb,
for one year, formally celebrated its first
anni iyersary. The exercises were Of liter
ary and musical character and were Of
high order OF merit. The accumulations of
the years subscriptions to the great per-
,odicsis were displayed and they bc'r cvi,
dence Of having bcen read BY many. although
well preserved. There was no business
transacted, but On Friday (tomorrow} even
ing n meeting will Ike held at which steps
will be taken to more formally organize, as
there have been NO officers nor set rcgula-
tions, as yet, the matter resting wholly in
Mr.. Barb's hands. We sincerely hope that
the secondly year may witness 4 strengthening
of this movement It's good can scarcely be
- : tH <~- e.