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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-12-14

After hard struggle tariff reform Is directly
before us. Nothing so important claims atten-
ton and nothing so clearly presents itself as
both an opportunity and a duty imposed upon
emphatic mandate OF the people. After full
discussion our cOuntryman have spoken in
favor of this reform and they have conhded the
work of its accomplishment to the hands OF
those who are solemnly pledged to It. If there
is anything in the theory OF representation IN
public places Of the people and their desires, ii
public officers are really the servants OF the
people and If political promises aud profess
give the relief so long awaited will DO sheer
recreancy. Nothing should intervene to dis.
tract our attention or disturb our effort until
this reform is accomplished by wise and careful
legislation. While We should staunchly adhere
to the principle that only tho necessity OF
revenue justifies the imposition of tariff duties
and other federal taxation, and that they
should be limited by strict economy we cannot
close our eyes to the fact that conditions have
grown up among us which in justice and falr-
ness, call for discriminating care in the distrl-
button of such duties and taxation as the emer-
gencies of our government actually demand.
Manifestly if we are to aid the people directly
through tariff reform one of the most obvious
features should be a reduction in the present
tariff charges upon the necessaries OF life; Inc
benefits of such a reduction would be palpable
and would be substantially seen and felt by
thousands who would be better fed and better
clothed and better sheltered. These gifts
should be the willing benefactions OF govern
ment whose highest function is the promotion
of the welfare of the people. Not less closely
related to our peoples prosperity and well boz
ing is the removal of restrictions upon the inn
pOrtation of the raw materials necessary TO our
manufactures. The world should be open, 70
our national ingenuity and enterprise. This
cannot be while federal legislation through the
imposition of high tariff forbids to American
manufacturers as cheap material as those used ait
the enhancement of the price OF our manufac-
tured products resulting from this policy not
only confines the markets for tho products
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01
NANlI NANIlM ElI2

TNXAMINATiON FOR
IL TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.
The annual examination Of applicants for
r"nchers' Csrtfcatcs win be held in the Fe-
male School Building, in Frederick, Nd, on
Wednesday, May 3lst, Il thursday, June
1st 1898
The examination will begin promptly at
10 O'Clock a. IN. on wednesday, and 8 a. m. on
Thursday. All teachers whose certificates
will terminate on or before Aug. 31st. 1893,
and which are not renewed previous to the
date for tie examination. will be required to
attend the examination.
Aspccial examination, subject to the usual
requirements of which due notice will be
given, WIl hc held 5 o m G time
prior to the opening CT the public schools in
September. No other special examination
will De given, unless by order Of the Board
Of School Commissioners.
Teachers for coorcd schools will be exam
med al the Cuur House on Friday June End
BY order Of the Board,
EpJIRAlM j.. BOBLITX,
MylS3t Secretary.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

On May II, 1893, in Baltimore, by the Rev
J. st, Clair Neal, Mr.. W, Marshall Lr"th-
crman Of IrWistoWn. to Miss Mabel Is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W. ii Ashhauy
OF Emmltshurg.
On May the 10Th in Frederick, ny Rev. S. NJ
iicnch Thos. w. Johnson of near Woods
boro, to Miss Emma Michael Of Frederick
On May 10 by Rev. !iasskarl, of Frederick
Mr. Chas. |. Brown and Miss Laura r.
Summers, both of near Woodsboro.
On May %, Mr. Cha,lr"J J. Linton, Of yellow
Springs, and Miss Luln Funk, of neal
i.cwlstown by the Rcy. NJ J.. Maysiles
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01
E.ir;.s. .sE;s;4:, E2sse.

Th,Ar,t etyr in the Wollt for cats, sores,
BRUISES. llrcra Salt Rhcum, Foyer Sores,
letter C',aiprd Hands, GhIMains, Corns,
and all Skin Mruplions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. II is guaranteed
tn eve perfect satisfaction, ormoncy refund.
ed. prlc" p cents per box For sale hv h
9. Valentine & Co., Druggists,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

-
mental work Of the World 5 Fair was planned
and executed practically without regard to
cost. Aside from the cost Of the great buil1.
lngs the following are among the sums which
have been spent in preparatory and dccorn-
tive work: Grading and filing, &l50,0oO
landscape gardening, $32l 900; yiaducts and
bridges, $125 900 piers, $40 600; waterway
improvements, $o25 900 railways, S50o,o0o
satuarv, 81 100000, vases, lamps, etc, $50
600; lake front, 100000.
SCULPTURE ON TIE GROUNDS.
Throughout the grounds the visitor finds
himself in the company of sculptural pieces
of acknowledged artistic merit. Many OF
them are connected with the great buildings
and will be referred to at the proper time
Others however are to I've found in the State
groups, two in front of the Minnesota build
ing of great beauty, while others arc met with
upon bridges or vaducts or among the trees.
THE FOUNTAINS.
The first Of these is the Columbian foun,
tain. This beautiful creation is located di
rcctly in front of The Administration build.
inc at the western end of the great basin
winch forms the gateway of the Exposition
and around which is located the group OF
buildings which form what Is known as the
cour, Of honor. The central idea of the
fountain is that of an apo,hcosiS OF modern
liberty columbia cnthroncd on a t'iumphal
barge guided by time, hcraldcl by fame and
roWrI by eight standing figures representing
on owe SIDE the Arts and on the other Science,
Industry, Agriculture and Commerce. The
BARGE is preceded by eight sea horses. A
circle directly in front and mounted by eight
Young mon as Outlllcrs representing modern
commerce. The design of The lasc is cjrcu-
lar 10 feet and is naukcd on each side hv
columns 50 feet high sulmoUntcG by eight
eagles. the water is furnished by Il great
half circle of dvlphns in 'hc rear and h., a
system Of jets which entirely surrounds The
ijumn&tci Try electricity. Tine smallest fig
urc is about twelve feet in height and the
largest twenty feet. Enrthc scul pturc pieces
;. .
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va >'' . ',','N w. Wv
"''''r'' ''''", '''., ''''
-, =, ''' '.'"''' '"'E,' '''''' w.. .'' az
Gus
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way
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

PENsoSAl--Mrs Joe. Al oman nee Fore,
mani and daughter, Misses Rose and Julia
Foreman, and MIR. John Foreman of Iittles-
town visited relatives and friends here dur.
ing the past week
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

Nothing has been heard ofthc horse stolen
more than week ago from Zimmerman and
Maxcll's stable in Emmitshurg
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

Rev A. Nj. Schntlcr has accepted call to
the Reformed Church of Emmit oburg, and
will enter upon hls duties about the first OF
June.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01
Local Items.

Mr.. II. Ross Black will take summer course
in dentistry as resident in the Philadelphia
Dental College Hospital.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01


Nothing has been heard ofthc horse stolel
more than week ago from Zimmerman AM
Maxcl's stable in Emmi,shury
Rev A. NJ Schnilcr has accepted call t,
the Reformed Church Of Emmitsburg, an(
will enter upon hs duties about the first o
June.
PENsoSAL.--Mrs Joe. AlCman nee Fore
man and daughter, Misses Rose and Juli
Foreman, and Mr. John Foreman of Iittles
Town visited relatives and friends here dur
ing the past week.
AN lNslNuATloN.-Tu Frederick Nc'r
evolved this bit Of moral philosophy: 1t
funny how some MEL acquire reputation
tor lazircss, while others gct credit fol bcin!
fond of fishing
On Whit Monday Guardian Hose Compa
ny gave an exhibition drill on our streets II
the evening, cap" Stokes was with them
and gave them II thorough blt of training
Tins company will enter the Drii! Comics, il
Frederick during the great Frcmcns Meet
;,u
,.o- 49, ,.nn, ,,,,o,.
ct hy the "Ytl,oWs. states that he cured ths
trees by the use OF scraps of IRON placed VI
,,,,.,
...,.. 49, ,,.,,,,,, L.. ,,nto, ,.o. a.,
trees grew vigorously, and bore fruit fox
- --.-
1he age, published IN J'Wcu, ohi", says
ave carry but one patent medicine '"', tina
of J, G: Aver " Co, Lowell, MNssr hiIl
would not 90 tins were II not 'ir'l lhe nm
Is as square in IL dealings az any bank. "1'
IT'S preparation, ct the very h1ghrat 'h'HS
The Tile o. til" tdllo h1'cF ha'l was o'r'
saved Ivy the use of Aycl : SarsapartI,'', AT
the physicians h"d f':'e' t" give he! l'Gr'.
ts.;.l 7 rnn,y nf ,,il}ir,nvn me, viii
, .,.,or. ,,,;l., -, tsr;1,y l,a, WHIST.
n.,,i,, :, .n,k, +, ,,r,1 hi, ,ioh, e,ot Re.
,,n. v.1red hr,wr,n Two stones. ana i,
swinging l'lm'e'f TO turn the carpet nc ofon'
BOTH bones OF MS rlghl leg Il llt''e way ""o
i"c ankle Or. Il. Il. bec"'eV a"J's"' '''
fracture MI ioAls Is oo'i's rs "e'' a. ''"'
% expected '"' we INJURY 10 'e'9 r'''''
one 1Als should pc warning !" h'''"'
mcn 10 keep oHl % li!c way al houH' NF"''H :
'imr.-Nt"s
pr.s,don, Gold ,lnrourhS Griffith and III,
Raw ,,,s u Zi,kh,n nnn,ral orpnt Of TN,
pr;.o,,r., A,l Association. lave prcpared :
;a.nnr, If their rrcrn, yis, ,o the penal and
,,,,;,,,l, ;,,,i,,,,i,,., -, Western MARYLAND
rho,. .,, ,>,, ,l,,.y t,rnl - missioner, il
,,a I1',nr,,..,.,,,,, MOS, of ,,,nm we've AZ
,...,1t,r aru,lroor.s
T,n..i. ,n,. ,r,,,,.i..n -. l,,-rr.,oy,, I'm.
,r,,o .s :, 20 s..,nons aol har,,oms lo.ug ;
n.,..,.l.,,,, ,,,.;,n.. r,.Il.yno,,1 ,-on,evn,
,a N.,,,n,,,, l,...,;,,l. are c,,mucrlr1 AM
,I,.,..,.a...,,,, g ~, ;,r. ..,l., of If
,a.,, :, ro.n,i,,.
:, :, ., 4,,,,. r.,,ii
;,
'rNN LAST 0t&pAl'--l he Worn" ) ran
was opened on Sunday last ANA more 'la'
$1,000 l'n,d adm:s sion. W" are deri1t'E "
the opinion i persisted IN, SUNDAY open
Ing VII aaHo-c tn Far hnAn2IaIIy' IAe
maJoriy OF III" plop@ "i 'b.S c""hlIN"i post
tia large mpioMty too. We are Of tnos'
vino believe tl.vt les actr j ejH viii l." rom
united on Sunday in Chicago, with the gate
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01
New Advertisements.
Water Company Meeting.
Bus Loo. W. W. Lease, Frcl'k.

Water Company Meeting.
Bus Loo. w. W. Lease Frcl'k.
TO TIE WORLDS FArR-Mrs. ]. p. T..
Matthias, Misses Ad,lic johnson and Margaret
Oslcr started tor Chicago on Monday last.
Mrs. Matthias will chapcron the party. They
will spend several weeks on the trip, return
ing by the way Of Niagara Falls and northern
cities.
AppRECIAT,vE.- the occasion Of our
Jr. Bands visit to Emmitsbury on Tuesday,
Mr. Faulkner and mine host IIoke Of the
Emmit House jointly PROVIDED the boys with
one Of that famous hostelry's good dinners
COMMUNICATED.
Mcchanicstown, Md, May 81, 1893.
EDITOR CLARION -
noticed an article in your
paper last week concerning telephone mat
tiers. The author says he knows what he is
talking about. Well | wonder if he knows
why the streets of Jerusalem are so clean?
Well, will tell him: Every one attends to
their own business there. Now he may know
how to preach but ! don't think he knows
much about telephone matters. Now have
the instrument rented and havca right to use
it for my own business and do not have to
deliver any message, especially to some men
when spring chickens are in season. | dill
not know thai he had an invitation to the
dance or should haze sent him a telephone
message, but will send him an Invitation
now. I, is q back number but that Will SUIT
the man.
TELEPHONE OPERA rOR.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

AGENTS WANTED for the only AUTHORIZED
BIOGRAPHY OF JAMES 6. BLAINE.
BY Gail Hamilton. his literary executor.
with the co operation of his family, and for
Mr., Blaine's great History, Twenty Years
of Congress" and his later book, political
Discussions" One prospectus for the three
books. Exclusive territory given. Write
for terms to ..: ....s -.
THE HENRY BILL PUB. co.,
APRICOT Norwich, Conn.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01
eur Xri1; 10 tire WORRIES s'ais.

''p%Il>ffD
The E\"oslvioN hvILnlNo, AND GEnvEns.
These STRUCTURES cover twice the area and
repre- en-, tW ice The cost of those Of HE Paris
Exposition OF 50 alone they nave cost more
than fifty per cent. ofthc total expense at
tending the greatest of the Paris fairs. The
plans Were prepared by the hes, architects in
America and the several structures exhibit
the highest achievements Of American arChi-
lecture. Oyer 5000 O0o have been spent in
laying ont ana bcautjfying the grounds and
the features OF land.cape ar lcnmg, which
the visitor behold Is are IL themselves .G:!t3
lcnt recomNcnso tor a "trip from the end Of
,hr world. 10 supply the Exposition o0Jd
ings and grounds Wjth water two planlS
were put in, one with a coDac T. of 2to'2,No0
gallons per day and the other Of io,DDp,O)3.
The PUMPING ygor,s ;uIl all Ia" great ma
chnrry furnishing power O: the Esp 'i''oA
are open - the inspection Of visitors \
system for drainage Believed to he adequate
and perfect wa, adopted, all refuse from cafes
ana kiithr0r "ni noln IdNhitii'a ana tIHN. -,
ofwhich 800 Ncr" constructed at an "Npens"
Of Sl5oGWls received ~ injector. ahd i"rcca
by compressed air through UNDERGROUND
pil's '''" ''"i h''' ''''N' "''''' II - u "'
ca chci'l''a'N "h" i'''''''" ei'''N ''''''''
syc The total cost Of The Exposition to its
fj"S' una 'n' "'h'''- '' u ''S a"""s Is 9
'i'f't'}' al ''~'''"'''''' ''S wa y VI NV
'"lI''i-s 'A''e'"" :S''''''''' '''''''i
'N'''' nv, ''o,na 20 ''' '''' V'''i'0
p'"''''e'' u MS - '"''' '''''' '''' ''''''''
EQUINE power III ~ IL '-"''"7'5 ''f'' =
','o' MORSE power ''' l''"'''''s''n' 'a"'9'
'"V' ''i arc 'l~"'9 ""' "'0"o ''' "l'.'''"'''
power lH'9 Aui'i''''A '''0'o ''''''''' sem
i'S''19 'n" 's''o "'' 'E"'H. '''' '"''.''''@'
p'"Nl'cl WIZ" ''''''1 '""'i "'' -"''''S'
i''e''l "''S' az ''1'''"''' an"
Na'l''lac'"fcS' ne e'''Ilt '"""' 'oS'S "'''
9''V"'"' eh'y-''"' ''''"'"h" '''9'
power "a steam - P'"i''@"' nc engines
arc III 'hc power mouse ""'S'"e "' h'"''''''S
liaE' ana one OF '''''''' inc A'''S' Is '"''' '''
SIZE anu power "i 'h' c"ie"ih'ea N'ilIss ca
s'he use" ~ 'i''' Ne"'c'I"'''' va Is "Sf" "s
1uel, ana inc boilers present Il Solo oa'iN "oo
icel long.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

The Christian Enleavor Societies of Fred
crck County Will hold th,ir county conyen
tiOn in MMOMNillc .INne 20
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

We received jus, one mail too late for
publication last Week, The programme of oN,
cr>iscs for Memorial Day at Emmitshurg on
Tuesday. We regret this as that occasion is
one Of crca, interest in our sister town and
/, would have orcHsorcd US much pleasure
to hayr published il.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01
aleu- 4 Entertainments.
n GA'k' 4 a'at.,

There viii be Il meeting o! the Directory
and Stock holders of the Mcclnnicslown
Water Company in the Banking House of
Blrcly and O,cr at O'Clock y. m on
july Ash 1893,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

Hiram Miller, ,lr,, closed contract Satur.
day With syndicate Of Baltimorcans for the
erection of ten 81 GOO cottages in the eastern
section of Brunswick.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

DECORATORS At SAnlLLAsVlLLE -pcnmal
Council, No 81 Jr o. /. \, II, made arrange
mrnrs to decorate the sol!ivr,' gruycs at
SaJii,&>yliir ON Sunday morning las. and If
the writer Knows anything it WAS success,
although the morning was a gloomy one and
rain falling at interval, Vet men women and
children came from all directions until our
number was the Ian est known IL Sablllas-
vile for uH.lc It time. The procession was
formed at Reformed churrh and marched 10
l.. Il. Cemetery and then back to the Re.
formed church where The object of Dcrora-
ton Day Was made Nnown by 7. \. Waslln
paying i,ibut, Of respect to Gen. John y,
Logan and the old solhlcrs, The graves
We're thea decorated and further service WAS
held in Reformed church. Rev, } Il. Lew is
had Al rXcr,lrH, and able sermon prepared
ond rs Capt Norwood sa>d, it Was htlt)
with good Things trom beginning to end, ii
was patriotic ia every respect and all seemed
t. BE- Interested III il He closed bis sermon
NY advising all To- he sollic.s for Christ,
Capt. Norwood u retired officer of Ill"
kr"ulur Army thea spoke and made some
good remarks. {. j >ciIun o. Fairfield, Pa
>H> t4,u r.",I u.pN and male Il >tjlIuG
speech hr cot wlruri up Nith tn" lire That
bUr ned oN TIE Patriots, Alt@I al.j 'od NAar
ley" let her ~ poem VS. Ihen read by
r. \ WaslI.r entitled, "Iuu pat no flower,
~, ,,,,, ,,.r,.' ,ri.i-, tll,.SY. u .Intpf.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

for the purpose Of clrclipy director Is for tie
ensuing wear and the transaction OF husintss
demanding the attention of ihc company.
S. NJ Eircly Van b. O>,or,
Sp,',, pr,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

SEW BANNER "A fine fjlh banner With
appropriate devices painted thereon is being
prepared for Guardian Hose Company : Vi sl
to Frederick nest week. NJ Joe. Miller
uas done the painting and MI II. {. Root
inc lettering. 1t viii IN our Judgment Be
worthy Of our excellent company and VII.
possess the merit Of having been designed
and executed hv our home people.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

AT an election held by the Burklttsvillc
and Knoxville Reformed congregations Key
VIM. G. Sykes of Allentown, Pa, was sclcc-
ted rs pastor OF the charge.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

AN lNslNuATloN-Tn Frederick Nc1rS
evolved this bit Of moral philosophy: It's
funny how some mel acquire a reputation
tor laziEcss, while others gct credit tol being
JnnA of II ~hlnU y
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01


II . . "a l. i l. T. =" -''"'''"'' =" :
brooks messenger l" 10Y hi""h' "'''I'
"Ee'H2"Il13 '"''' f3i'eE' ""'En nave "''h
S''icu i'll 'At ''I'3i." cue '''a.3I''"~' III .An-
hapoI'S since roo, -" t"''i'''N I'>l FA'ne
across i''H "l @!ca' '''"'oF' VIM ''' was
ua'ca '."Y |" lac, 'ilN Was rom 'e'!' 'eo'
Washington "l"tIa2 ~" i"h"I1i mIj'la !"
the hta0 OF FIX river !" cover 'oh'fhen'"i
stores, ih' It'fe! - "'''' 'i'''.'l I7!'eta
valley ! oIgo "li I7&t'l'sSid'"'''F' ! hos
Johnson. There is an original i''''Fo1 toy.
johnson calling on the people % the state II"
comply WIN Gen Washington request
ioi cattle. II ls0H'ru hiarch Il, i's. here
IS another letter from George Washington
from valley Forge adj tF'f3ro to lhr people
OF THIS state, New Jersey, Delaware and Nlf-
gIhia, calling Tor men And @UppiieS Is also
!r"m Valley Forge ana IS dated ftbrNaiS 10,
l':8, There Is an address o. GoVJ"hhsoh $
OF March -, i''S, urging me people 10 com
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01
Business Locals.

u" 4 GREAT TllIEn Frederick. We
arc going to Otter some great otr gains dur.
lag tie great t'Ircmcn's Demonstration lnnc
=. and 8 i viii pay you to visit The Gem
Store opposite City IIote. and see the bar
painS if Won want to buy or not, Extra
bargains in Tnwarc, Glassware Chin&Wai',
Books and Stationery. i|ammochs, CroQucl
sets, Knives and Forks, Tea, Table spoons
&c.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

Col. Towncr Schley, of Shcpher,lstown
has in his possession pictures Of the twelve
jurors who convicted John Brown. The
pictures descended to him from his father,
and is the only complete collection in exist.
enc.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01
ALWAYS Reliable.

I Fpr midttioaai !ornAs see 21a} pG9s
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

MOONLIGHT rARTY. Miss Matte Wiso,zkey
invited a number Of her young friends to u
moonlight social at The residence OF her sister
Mrs. w lliam Error, half mile south oftown
on Monday evening last. Tie Junior Cornct
Band was present and a delightful evening
was spent the merry party dispensing at
midnight.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

1fyou have y spinning wheel that has lost
its standard the wheel can be converted into
a most acceptable hat rack. OH and polish
ii and stud around the circumference with
brass pegs, suspcndlng when done by brass
chain above the hall table or bench
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

RE UNION AT WILLIAMS CRovE.-Thc
Reformed reunion, which was held at Pen
Mar for the past several years, will be held
this year on July 10th, at Williams Grove.
The association has made full arrangements.
and the Rev DR.. n. G. Shntlrr, the newly
elected state superintendent of Pcnnsylya-
MIA, Will be one of t,lc speakers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

ruH i,LLygH1n RNLEo}D -ton"'rain&
PROPOSED electric railroad Tie i'a',V La@
lAtl' hal t!n folloMla& To say las; week
"IAr proposed lpa' !, purely a Local one,
Ia which only the pcopeoi th"y4,lcl and oI
Fro,'elich city arc t. hn benefited, and Tho
demand Is, Is 80 pnjniy stated by M".slS
ley, and Smith, local directors If Ihc meet
iun last Monday, that tn" people here bay
freely OF The 50 900 six per cent. bones al.
l0ttel to this end of the line and thus show
Their faith ana their desire to hecom" inter
csed IN the enterprise. The Northern cap
i'.lists agree to furnish the remainder OF The
lagr sum required for the construction and
cQGnmgn. Of the road 10 bond the same al
300, 900 and to pay the bondnolders an an
nual interest of six per cent.
Ii is ont of reason to expect that an OPP
p0rtunlty 10 secure railroad under more
favorable terms than these Will ever be Offer.
cd ourppopc, and therefore every one should
come up promptly anil do the best he can to
max. il a success. There j, to be no delay
What is done MuSt be done q1Ic@, ia" time
OF acceptance is limited and shori and il The
liberal offer is not promptly ayajleu OF ialil'r,
will be the result.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

On Whit Monday Guardian Hose Compa
ny gave an exhibition drill on our streets IN
the evening. cap" Stokes was with them
and gave them thorough blt of training
Tins company will enter the Drii! Contest in
Frederick during the great Fircmen's Meet
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01
Professional.
.EA1aIsNAN AND HE?AvVER,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,

Office in the room formerly occupied
by Messrs. Blrely & Osler, Bankers
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

IMPROVEMENTS Lieut.. A. a. TrONcll is
adding story to his residence on Carrol-st
When completed it VIII add decidedly to this
very handsome thoroughture.
Mr.. Geo. W. SiocLsdalc has newly nalntc
his residence, on Carroll st. cyi0cing very
excellent taste in the choice Of colors.
Mr.. L, +, Black ,3 painting his large fur
nllre store on the corner of Main and Car
ro,l SIS.
Nj. VIM. SIX has newly painted bis resi-
dcnce on Mana ST, and otherwise improved it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-06-01

A peach grower whose trees wee attack
Ell by the "Ycl'ows. states ;ha, he cured lhe
trees by the use o! scraps of IRON placed IN
the soil around them, his theory being that
the trees were deficient in iron. After prar
,icing the iron treatment. he states TIA; The
trees grew vigorously, and bore fruit fox
years.