Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-05-11

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The dull season approaches; now is the
time to sharpen the edge by iudicious advcr.
Using
BARBARoUs.- An exchange wants the game
law so amended that hook agents can be lie.
gally killed from June to October 1, of
each year. Why not include the fruit tree
agents. Valley Register
At the town election in Emmitsburg on
Monday last, VIM. G. Blair was elected
Burgess and Messrs. JAS A. Elder, George
Harding, Chas. F. Rowe, Oscar D. Fraley,
and J. Thomas Gelwicks commissioners.
Trinity Lutheran church of Knoxville
which has been closed for the past two
months undergoing repairs, etc, was re-
dedicated to the worship If the Lord Sunday
morning, May 7th, with appropriate services
OF all the railroad projecting but one ap.
pears to give promise of results in Western
MARYLAND. viz. the Baltimore and Cumber-
land, or West Virginia Central extension
The surveys have been about completed to
Hancock and contracts will shortly be let
for the work.
SocIAL-On last Tuesday evening about IS
of Miss Lottic Martins friends were INVITED
to the home of Mrs. Noa Fisher, where the
evening was spent very pleasantly IN the
play Of numerous games, until eleven O'Clock,
when all were invited to pal take Of refresh
mcnts. These were served with royalty
liberal hand and again were the social pleas
ures INDUCED until the seasonahle hour Of
midnight
PLEASANT SUBMISSION Thursday even
ing last the young friends of Miss Carrie
Jones determined on a pleasant surprise party
in honor to herself and Miss Katie Kerr of
Baltimore, who is visiting Miss Jones.
The secret was perfectly kept and the two
young ladies were called upon without notice
To welcome about thirty Of their friends
This they succeeded in doing chHrminglv
and the surprise WIS Of that kind very well
come TO come Mt any time to all.
LECTURE IN THE NJ. f CHuRCH.-The
Rev. Richard Norris of Baltimore will deliv'
or his popular lecture on The Model We'd
ding in the above place on Thursday, May
18th Rev. G. A. Whitmore will preside.
Devotional exercises by Rev. j. II. Barb.
Special music by the choir. The lecture is
under tho auspices of the Young Peoples
Guild. Admission free. Collection at the
close for parsonage improvements Come
and encourage the young people.
HENRY MANN, PASTOR,
lNpKoyED.-By a compar ison of the tab
ula'ed pedigree Of Nretto sent out year ago
by Messrs Biggs b Anders with that pub
li>hed this season, it will be discovered that
The great family to which Ninet,o belongs
has added a large number to the 2;3O list
during the pas, year. Ninc,to is not only II
beautiful and we'll built horse, but he comes
of "A line of trotters that warrants the great
est confidence in his ability to imPar speed.
lie can TO day stand well up alongside Of the
best IN the county, yea, in the State, SO far
rs noble descent and noteworthy sisters,
brothers and cousins may be taken INTO the
account.
The marriage of Robert W. McGinnls, of
York. Ncb aud Miss Mary Franklin was
solemnizcd at noon today at the residence of
the brides parents, 5l2 West Eighth street,
in this city 1t WAS a quiet affair, only the
relatives and few intimate friends of the
contracting parties being present. The Ger
emony was performed by Rev. W. H Buss,
pustor of the Congregational church. Miss
Maggie Saucrs, of Hooper, acting rs brides
maid and Mr.. Geo Z Chllcotc, of York, rs
best man. The brides costume WAS of white
silk and lace. with real orange blossoms sent
from California by her friend Miss Emma
Diers
After the ceremony aud congratulations
those present enjoyed splendid wedding
dinner that included all the dricaclcs.
Mr. and Mrs. McGlnnis will go to York
tomorrow morning, where they will at once
commence housekeeping, in beautiful home
already prepared and fnrn shed by the groom
They will be at home to their friends after
May IS Later on in the season they will
visit the Worlds Fair at Chicago by way of
wedding trip.
The newly welded couple have the con
CALCULATIONS Of II host of friends They are
both well known in Fremont. the bride lav
Ing lived here many years and being one OF
Fremonts accomplished and amiable young
ladies'. Mr. McGinnis was formerly resi-
dent here, and Is An esteemed, enterp Using
young man. They begin married life most
auspiciously and may the last end be as ro'
sca,e and glorious as its frst.-Fremoni
(Neb Tribune.
(CoMMUNICATED
The U. r Sunday School of this place is
busy arranging tor a "Children's Day" enter
talnmcnt which will be given carly in June.
"Ralnbows of Promise" is the title of the
service which will be used. A rich and rare
treat awaits all who will attend thus exercise
The Sunday School Mt Derrteld was re-
orrsn,,ud lost Sunday morning INN ed lat el v