Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-06-14

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Kelly & Albaugh.
Notice to O. editors.
Bus. Loc.-Special Notice.
Bus. Loc.-Plmples Cured.
The Baltimore American.
Bus. Loc.-Rheumatls Cured.
Bus. Loc.-Teeth Extracted Free.
Bus. Loc.-Free Open Air Concert.
The Model Observation-Disclosures.
A crank stopped his paper last week be-
cause an "artlcle" wasn't "wrlt" to suit him.
The same article 80 pleased some other PEG
pie that two of them ordered the paper to
their address. Tie first instance goes to
show what fools these mOrtals Ike. and the
second that for every hole made in the sub.
scription list ola live paper there arc, on an
average, two pegs waiting to 80 in.-Way.
neslNr0 Gazette
PEKsoNAL.-Thc widow of the late Mich.
ael Eichelberger Of Dayton, o. and Miss Nora
daughter of Mr. G. M Eichelbergcr of JefEer.
sonville. o. are visiting friends in Maryland.
They with Miss Marion, daughter of Mr.. NJ.
]. Eichelberger of Rocky Ridge called to see
u.s. MISS Nora informed US that her father
will come to Maryland about the time Of
the expiration of her visit We insist upon
it that he keep all possible interference with
that proposed trip duly cancelled In advance;
he has promised US heretofore, but some un'
toward circumstance has lnterfered. We
want to see &C. M. E." and as we cannot 60
to him, lie must come to US,
FREE OPEN AIR CoNCERTs.-The Hot
Springs Medicine Co., of Arkansas will locate
their advertising company at Thurmont for
two weeks, beginning Tuesday June 10Th.
The program rendered by this company is
strictly moral and instructive, consisting of
yyacal and instrumental music. songs and
dances, funny and i!ssughable farces by black
faced comedians, Feats in VeG;ritUq
Slight Of hand performances, Royal
warincttes, banjo solos. Musical acts, wire
walking, Contortion acts, etc. DR.. Leon
Smith the manager will deliver short lee
ture explaining the medical virtues Of the
celebrated Hot Springs medicines.
Remember the entertainment is free to
everybody Come one come NIL.
COMMUNICATRD
Birds and Blossoms" is the title Of
Chlllren's Day or Flower Sunday Service,
which will be rendered at the U. b. church
in this place next Sunday, June 18th, at 10
O'Clock a. M. All are cordially invited.
The Dodge Chapel at Eyers Valley is
undergoing repairs. Additional ground has
also been secured and enclosed IN the GENE.
terry, new fence surrounds the entire ground.
A good saw mill was destroyed by fire at
Sab,llasvile Monday June 4. 1t is said that
two tramps were seen there.
Mr.. Henry Wilhiae of near Dcerfeld, who
Is more than eighty years of age is In feeble
health.
A choice variety of handsome and fragrant
flowers in great profuslon adorned the pulpit
and altar of the u. B. church In Sablllasv,lle
last Sunday evening on the occasion Of the
Children's Day Service which was enjoyed
by full house of interested persons.
Mr.. John Wertcnbakef Of Darke County,
Ohio, son of the late Lewis Wertenbakcr of
near Sabillasyille, is enjoying visit among
friends in Harbaughs Valley, the home ofhis
childhood from which he took his departure
twenty four.years ago. He says he still en-.
joys to mingle among the hills and scenes of
which seems natural, only the
hills seem higher than they did in the days
Of yore.
Mrs. Samuel Moorehead of Sabillasville has
again recently suffered severe paralytic
attack and is quite Ill.
Communion services were held IN St. Ste.
phen's Reformed church at H,ghfeld on
Sunday June 3. Preceding the communion
Oh Sunday, services were held on Wednes.
day, Thursday and Friday evenings. On
Wednesday evening Rev. J. w. Santee D. d.
of Cavetown delivered the sermon. Thurs.
day evening Rev. 8. E. Stoffiet of WaYnes.
boro, Pa, preached, and ON Friday evening
Rev. F. F. Banner of Wsynesboro deliyered
the sermon. These services were all we'll
and much interest was manifested.
On Sunday afternoon when the communion
was celebrated the church was filled TO over.
flowing. On this occasion seven per~ons
were added to the membership of the church
Sunday morning June 10 was day long
to Ike remembered by the scholars q md mem
bers of st. Johns Reformed Sunday School
in Sabillasvile. 1t was the "Children's Day."
The decorations for the OCCASION were beau.
tliul and the programme, "Gather Them In"
was excellently rendered by the scholars.
A pleasing feature of the day was selection
of music by the infant scholars. The exer-
cises throughout were enjoyed and appreci.
ated by large audience.
In the evening Chldren's Day was OBJ
served by st. Stephens Sunday School Mt
Highfcld. The program here was simllarto
that IN Sabillasville and exccllently rendered
and appreciated by the large audience pres.
ent Much credit is due to the ladies here