Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-08-01

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PUBLIC SA1E.--On Saturday, August Gath,
Mr.. Luther I. Brown will sell number Of
valuable lots Of land, all lying In the Blue
Ridge Summit locality. These lots are all
eligible for summer residence sites and Mr..
Brown will likely secure good prices for bis
lots.
FssTIvAL-The Apples Church Sunday
School will hold Festival on the Church
Lawn on the evenings of Thursday and Sat.
urday, August LIST and Bird.
Ice Cream. Cakes, Fruits and other delic-
acies will be served literally to patrons ofthe
Festival. A baud of music will be present
each evening. All are cordially invited.
JuRoRs.-On Saturday last the jurors. for
the grand and petit juries ofthe August term
of court, were drawn. We name those from
the following districts:
Creagerstown; James A. Grushon, Allen
Fisher.
Emmitsburg J. Harry Nussear, William
F. Miller.
Hauyers; Tracey H. Delawter, John G.
Ambrose.
Mechanicstown Allen Hooyer, Samuel
NJ. Birely.
Lewistown; Michael Roberts, Marshall
Michael. y
Ho Fon THE BIC Picnic in the grove At
Catoc,in schoolhouse, on Saturday, August
10, 1895. Sunday School of Trinity Reformed
church, Thurmont. Games for everybody
young and old-Sometbing going on all day.
Flying horses (merry go.round) for the little
ones free of charge. Three new games for
the little boys and girls BALL Joggle. "Bean
Bag Race" and "Swing the Capstan." Two
more for the larger girls: 1.-TWO is Company.
Three is None" and "Chase the Mariner"
Indian Club tumble, Potato race, Obstacle
Race and Running Broad Jump, for the
larger boys. A prize for the winner In each.
The new and fascinating Princess Sophia"
for the young ladies.
The most exciting game Of oil.
Is the lively game OF Basket Ball
for the young men. Yale University and all
the Schools and Colleges are introducing it.
College songs by trained choir. Croquet
and Quoits for those who like them. The
Thurmont Cornet Band will be present.
Special trains from Thurmont at 0 q. m. and
100 p M; 10 cents round trip; observation
cars. Shelter in case of a storm: If the day
opens bad the picnic will be postponed Till
the following Saturday. Be sure to come;
everybody will be there; meet your sisters
and your cousins and your aunts. not to
mention your uncles and your grandfathers.
Refreshments on the grounds in charge Of a
school committee. Everybody is to haye a
good time and spend day to be remembered.
Watch the bulletin board for announcements.
THE FIRST TENNIS ToURNAMENT.-On
Friday afternoon last the first Tennis Tour
nament ever held In Thurmont came of with
great eclat on Miss Blanche Hammett's Court
on East Main. ct.
There were twenty entries; ten each ladies
and gentlemen. They were driven to the
grounds in Mr.. Miller's bus and the games
were witnessed by many from Thurmont
and surrounding towns
The Fl rst set began at $50 and the last bal!
was struck at GO p. m.
Summsry-An Doubles-Triai Sets.