Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-05


The Sanctuary Guild OF st. Stephens
'h0r"b Will meet at the Study on Saturday
tlrrnoou half past three o'clock.
IN, continuation of the course of Sermons
,n The Relation of the Church to Society
a,.l Ne next Sunday evening at st. Stephens
III hali past seven o'clock.
Mr. Peter Hsuyer says that his peach buds
are all right his orchard is on, at least near
.ac top of the mountain and while it is con-
rclra that the trees on the first bench of the
mountain have been blasted by the recent
Il ,s,, We! those on The higher ranges are as
set, practically uninjured
lie, us hope that he may no. I've disappoint.
I'd
The eighth ANIMAL reunion Of the Luther
ans of Maryland and adjoining States will
I've held this year at Pen Mar, on Thursday,
June %. Rev. W. C. Wire, Of L,ttlestown,
Pa. has arranged with the Western Mary
Land Railroad Company tor transportation
ard rebate of 90 per cent, on the receipts.
The reunion WAS held last year at Bay Ridge
and in former years at Pens Mar
ELECTION Monday next, April 9th,
there will I've an election for corporation off
GERS. As we are Cooking up" now, it is
essential that care he taken tina, no mistakes
are made IN the selection of these men. We
have no issue other than good government s.;
1T j, he determined that only capable and
available men be chosen they may he called
upon to face conditions hitherto unkn"wn.
MAKE IT PROSE- - 1t would be worth going
back and living over a humdrum life were
one able TO transpose into practical, every
day prose, fo. the benefit Of his fellow man,
the following:
Weave the warp and weave the wool.
The winding sheet OF wit and srnse,
Dan garment oflcfcnsive proof
'Gajnst all that doth not gather pence"
CHEAP AND UNMANLy.-TAe Examiner
paved off upon us Il cheaper trick than 1t
knew, when i; placed aprlitca construction
upon the "Wilhidc Pension item; had it
I>u"wn how cheap and unmanly it was, it
would not have had the courage to do it,.
TUE CLARION Is not political newspaper :;
1H3 Er,miaer is aware of it, and tat knowl.
edge is the warrant Of its obnoxious free
DOM
NICroR,-1l Was Il peculiarly happy con-
crplon that gave to the best brand of flour
That mas ever been offered tor sale in this
community, the name "Nictpr' We mot
pre- end to say that there never has been sold
a sack ora barrel OF flour in this scctlon,equal
to the I,Hbella Mills "Nic'or,' that would be
an absurd statement what we intcnd to say
is that it is the most regularly made, the
cycncst the most constantly the same -four
that we have ever known. This Is a tribute
To merit and as we use ii in oar home, 1t is
written adyiscdIy. 1t IS for sale in this sec
ion generally and rs it is a home product
and the peer of the best, why should not
every one buy it.
BARN BuR,ED-On Monday last shortly
atlet noon the barn on Mr.. Edward krise's
farm at the mouth of Hunting Greek was
totally destroyed by fire, together with Il
considerable quantity of gram hay and pro-
ycndcr Several outbuildlnys were DESTROYED
and it was with difficulty that the dwelling
was saved, it having also been on fire.
The property was insured in one of the
companies represented by Messrs Birely l.
Osler; 5000 on the barn and 5000 on con-
tents.
IT, nd II RIG ohS
of the fire, attending the funeral of Mr. Al
bert Coiflower.
We have heard il stated that the fire was
occasloned by CHI dren
MIDDLETowN, MD, April AT the annual
corporation election here today the old water
works ticket was re elected for the third time,
George VIM. Remsburg was elected burgess
by the same ma ority-25-whichh he received
at three successive elections. The commits
sioners, DR.. j. E. Beatty, DR.. Emory Bowlus
Samuel Lighter, Geo. G. Gardner and Luther
H. Derr were elected by an average majority
of thirty eight, gam Of about ten oyer last
year. The opposition ticket bore the nscrip-
ton, Economy and low taxes" Mdd.etown
now has one Of the finest water supplies of
any town Of the State. 1t was constructed
under the management OF the burgess and
commissioners elected today. and the manner
in which the work was done has made the
board very popular.
AID SOCIETY EXERCISES. The Ladies Aid
Society of Trinity Reformed Church will
boz hold an enjoyable exercise, on Tues lay even
ing, April 10Th, at Z 30 O'Clock at which time
the following program will be rendered
Hymn by the congregation, reading by
Leona Bougcr, duet by Mrs, Waesche and
Mrs. Joseph Firor, reading by Master Albert
EJlcr, singing by Misses Bessie Unger Mary
and Maggie Wacsche, reading by Miss May
Slick, solo by Miss Elflc Baker, reading by
Miss Rosa Knott, Quartette by Mr. and Mrs.
Jo-eph Firor Mr.. d. l.. Firor ank Miss Beth
Error, addresses by W L Shatfcr and Rev G
\ Whtmore. The public is cordially in-
vited, The program viii be both interesting
and profitable.
Committee