Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-13

among the rocks. exploring caverns and view
Ing the beautiful little city Of Mechanicstown
nesting at the foot ofthe mountain, through
the telescope, we returned home tired, hap.
py and sunburnt.
The debate came of on Friday, and was
decided ID. @. in fayo: of the A Is CO, and
since then we have all come to the conclusion
that it was d-bait
| We are at 4 loss to know why some of our
young men have lately become SO passionate
ly fond Of Chip Beef" Perhaps they can
enlignten us.
Old man-(opening the parlor door as a
young man stole kris from No. Orwell.
am surprised.
Young man-So am l.
caves choppers meyer hear any good Of
themselves. For proof 60 to No. IL.
Ask No. 20 how she likes being an "Old
mans durllng."
We desire to thank the NJ j. c. Band for
their delightful entertainment rendered Us On
Easter Monday Eve and We would also like
to inquire why they have changed their prac.
tlce room, % we saw them fitting.
The Middle Conference Of the Maryland
Lutheran Synod will convene in Trinity
Lutheran Church, Knoxville, May 8 to 10th.
Rev. 3. +. Slater, pastor, has selected the
following ministers to discuss the various
subjects: Pastoral Visitation" Rev. Charles
ReincwaId: alternate, Rev. J. U. Asper !;
"Du,i.s,of Church Members to tive Sacrament
in Regard to Their Children" Rev G. G. H.
Hasskarl, Ph. D.; alternate. Rev. A. II. Burke;
"A,e We Good Stewards,' Rev. J H. Barb;
alternate. Rey. II. A. Letterman IAN Things
to All Men," Rey. 8. J Dcrr; alternate, SA.
Dicnl; "Chris,ian Endeav0r," Rev. p. H.
Miller; alternate, Rev. g. w. McShcrry !;
The relation of the Pew to Successful Pul.
pit" Rey. r. Bergstresser. D. D.; alternate.
Rev. A. NJ. Smith How May the Home In
crease the efficiency of the Sabbath. School ?"
Rev. P. II. Miller; alternate, Rev. II. 8. Pat.
terson.
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