Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-07-04
Harvest is nearing the end here.


BAsEBALL.-A team from this place will
play game with Emmitsburg on the Mist.
Marys College grounds this afternoon.
zone of nv sick headaches" you will hear
people frequently say, as ifthe complaint was
hopclessly incurable. AS a matter Of fact,
Ayers Pills not only relieve sick headache
but effectually remove the cause Ut this dis.
tressing complaint and SO bring about per-
manent cure
REAL ESTATE was on the move on Sunday
last. One-third of corn field, one half of a
garden and two thirds of horse stable
crossed the street in front of our residence
and most determined damming alone suf-
feed to prevent its progress through our
cellars and basement.
A slight change IN photography would SUI
flee to indicate our position concerning the
Job of civil engineering that provided our
present town drainage system.
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PERSONAL M ilton Cover and daugh
ter Mary of Baltimore city are stopping with
Mrs. C's mother, Mrs. Joseph Freeze.
Miss Clara Wolf of Baltimore lie visiting
Miss Ada Grouse
Mr.. H D. Schnure and family of Selins
Grove are visiting Mrs. SIS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William Six
MI. Harvey L. Wilh,de who has been en-
ployed during the past five years as boiler
maker in Altoona, Pa, spent several days OF
this week at his former home in this place.
Miss Minerva Miller of Union Bridge spent
a week in town with her cousin, Miss Joe.
Miller.
Miss Reppie Grimes, of this place, is visit.
ing friends at Mercersburg, Pa.
Miss Bernadette Dorsey has returned home
after several weeks absence, her visit being
w ucI pol Cut0i AOhAS IA AASNSAiSn SAeys
Miss Matte, daughter Of Mr.. F. L. Wis.
otzkcy, returned home after visiting friends
In Waynesboro, Pa.
Mrs. Harry 10y, nee Renner, and child arc
visiting Mrs. LIS aunis, the Misses Gilbert.
Mr.. w. R. Keys who spent several months
near Staunton, Va, returned here last week
Touiotown Md INV 1SQ5
Our farmers are finishing the harvest: The
rains OF the past week were much needed by
the corn and timothy. The corn in this sec.
ton Is very fine, taking into consideration
the fact that billion OF cut worms per acre
had to be fattened first.
Mr.. Jacob Fl Hinea, who was reported
last week as being very i'll, l learn this morn,
ing, is dead.
There will be a Festival in Weller's Hall,
Lewistown, on Saturday evening, July 9th,
at which time the Reformed Choir will dis
pose of beautiful set Of silverware.
The u s. troops passed this way; they
presented fine appearance
Several of our young people attended a
musicale given by Miss Cora Devilbiss last
Thursday evening They are eloquent in
their praise of the event.
The Utica SundaySchool will hold picnic
on the first Saturday Of August