Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-06-27
The Baltimore baseball club has not yet
struck championship gait.

The Baltimore baseball club has not ye
struck championship gait
UNPAID and over due subscription is ont
of our resources during the dull summer sea
son. Sic.
The summer boarder drops in daily now
and within the next two weeks our houses
will be full.
Nor THESE United States, but this United
States. We are a people and a Nation. moi
u plurality of segregate States.
SUMMER VAcATJoN.-Acacia Lodge A. F
s. A. M. at the communication on Monday
evening last decided to omit their July ant
August meetings.
Penmar opened yesterday and on Saturday
next the Blue Mountain Express will 60 on
regularly. The summer schedule will &C
into effect on Sunday next.
NOTE Tn1s.--The class Of '95, Thurmont
NJ. & F. High School exceeded in numbers
those of all the other county High School
graduating classes combined.
Painters are at work upon our pretty
passenger station. Artistic effects have been
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yellow will he the predominating color.
Mr.. Dayid Cover of this place has secured
the contract to carry the mail on the new
StarRoute established between this point and
| WCodsboro. 1t will 60 into effect July 10th
LUTHERAN REUNION. are in receipt
of programme of exercises at the hinth
annual Lutheran Reunion at Penmar on
Thursday, July 25th. In a later issue we
will publish the programme in full.
The quarterly distribution of the public
school tax to the counties Of Maryland has
been made by the Comptroller, and Freder-
lex receives as her share 7S4l. "a for white
schools, and 81 ,52S. 93 for colored schools.
AN ODD RosE.-C. F. Hitselberger. on
! Monday, sent to our Office an odd rose. 1t
was in bloom and protrudlng through the
center of the bloom was an extra stem, on
which second bud was f0rmlng.-BGnnsr.
Mr.. Baltzer Fox, near Double Pipe Creek,
is ninety five years old, but still active and
energetic. Recently he went to store in
the village and selected scythe to do some
moving. and had il hung to suit his TASTE
Carroll Nesos.
F. T. Lakin, a prominent farmer of near
Frederick, raised 1856 bushels of peas from
five acres and realized $3.50 for the Drop, or
Oh average of $24 per acre. He will raise a
crop of sugar corn from the same tract
Valley Register
Mrs. M E.Ovelman who was stricken with
paralysis at her home in Demorest, Ga, Is
recovering somewhat and it is hoped that
che may be able to travel soon, when she
will be taken to the home of her brother,
Mr. l.. II. Kuhn, in Hancock, Md.
Ayers Pills promote the natural motion of
the bowels. without which there can be no
regular, healthy operations For the cure OF
biliousness, indigestion, sick headache. con-
stpation, jaupdice, and liver complain Is,
these pills have no equal. Every dose CT,
| fectiye.
Our GUEss.-Whcn the two gubernatoria
conventions in this State will have completed
| their labors it will b. found that the demo.
| Gratis hnye named Spencer G.. Jones Of Mont
eOmery and the republicans Lloyd Lowndes
| of Allegany. The sixth congressional dis
trict will be honorcd by the next governor
ship.
KEEP 1T IN MIND. If you have an item
of news, that you know will be of interest, il
only to one person, please hand it in. Stop
us on the street TO tell us about it if you do
not care to walk so far rs the Office; hand it
| it to one of the employees if you do not see
US; in any way that is most convenient,
through the poslof1ce,b by guttersnipe express
In any way and of all sorts. Some think OF
us and send or hand us items, why not you ?
DEATH OF MRS SOPHIA r. EyLER.-Mrs.
| Sophia r relict of the late Jonas Nathaniel
Eyler, died at her home in this place on
| Tuesday of last week at the advanced age OF
| 90 years, s months and 10 days, having been
| born on Christmas Day in 1909. Her maiden
name was Sophia Theresa Moser and on the
End day of April 1896 she married Nathaniel
Eyler, nearly seventy years ago. Mrs. Eyler
was the mother of twelve children, four OF
| whom, Theodore, Josiah and Frances V.
Eylcr and Mrs. A. NJ. Y. Rooms survive her.
| The deceased was q member oftbe Morayian
church CT which she became member in
her youth
TO Mrs. A. NJ. E. Rooms we are are indebt.
ed for the following information and touch
ing reference to her deceased mother:
Father died Oct Z 1871; sister M, G.
died Aug. 20, 1888 NJ. E. died Sept 5, 1S47;
Raphael r. died Jan. 90. $780, Prudence A.
Wilhde died March II, 1925. Mother lived
to see grand children, great.grand-children
great great grand children. She retained
her good min0 to the last. all of her senses
perfect She was wise in choosing the bet
ter part and so she lives with God she is at
rest;we miss her but she is blessed. Praise
tho Tn,d