Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-07-25
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at Penmar. With fair weather, an immense
concourse of people will attend.
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Lost, Reward.-Bus. Loo.
The Model-Hendrickso
1t is reported that Mr.. Jesse Clagett OF
near Motters. caught with hook and line, 45
bass between the hours of $50 a. m and 1.3O
p. m, last Saturday. Some of the fish weigh.
cd 2} pounds,-ChrontclS.
Have tried others, but like Ayers best"
is the statement made over and over again by
those who testify to the benefit derived from
the use of Ayers Sarsaparila Disease never
had a greater enemy than this powerful blood.
purifier. 1t makes the weak strong.
CHURCH NoTEs.--We are in receipt of a
copy of Churca Notes, a monthly publication
in the interest of the Episcopal Church of
the Holy Sepulchre in which our townsman,
Mr.. Warren K. Damuth Is Lay Reader. Mr..
Damuth contributes two articles in this
number of Church Notes.
MONEY WANTED.-Thisi is our dull season !;
during July and August both the job and ad.
vertising departments yield the lightest re-
turns of the year, yet practically, our expens.
Is remain the same. Those to whom state.
ments are rendered, should boar these facts
in mind and remit promptly.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.-At the Demo.
cratic primary on Saturday evening, DR.. w.
s Mcpherson was chairman and Mr.. l.. r..
Waeschc secretary. Following is list ofthe
delegates: Messrs John Jones, B. Collifower,
Geo. P. Bussard, John A. Dent, J. w. Cree
GER, Chas. E. Cassell l.. II. Waesche, DR.. j.
X. Waters, and DR.. VIM. 8. Mcpherson.
Trinity Reformed Sunday School is making
big preparations for its picnic on August 10th.
The committee has chartered special train
to take the scholars to the grounds free of
charge, as they do in the cities, and intends
having round of games lasting throughout
the day. They are sparing no effort to make
this picnic success in every respect and
promise everybody great time See the
bills which will be posted this week.
PoLJT1CAL-It does not now seem to be
so sure thing for Lowndes for Governor as
it did several weeks ago. During the past
week more counties have declared for Master
than for Lowndes. The Democracy does not
as yet seem to have settled upon any one for
Governor; it was reported last week that
Judge Upshur Dennis was the coming man;
the counties are not declaring for any one
as yet and the question will likely be an
open one up to the date Of the State Conyen-
ton.
"Politics is the curse of the public school
system of Maryland. 1t IS disgrace to the
State and menace to the mental and moral
growth Of its children that the positions Of
commissioners examiners, trustees and teach
ers form part of the "spoils" Of politics.
Baltimore Ne,os.-l Speaking for this particu-
lar section OF Maryland we distinctly affirm
the above to be untrue. Were it uttered by
any one presumably well informed,wc would
not hesitate to characterize the statement as
malicious lie.-ED. CLARION.
The "BIJoU" AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO
PEN NAH Baltimorcs popular social soci-
ETY. the "Bijou Germans" will give their an
nual afternoon excursion to Pen Mar on
Thursday August lst. This well known
organization comprises about fifty ladies
and gentlemen and their entertainments, ger.
mans and excursions are always select and
largely attended The committee has prom
Used to exert every effort to make this excur.
sion especially enjoyable and interesting. A
special program of dancing will be arranged
which will include the new dance "Bijou
Society Two Step" A first class supper will
be served to the afternoon excursonists from
6 to 8 p. m. The Bijou special train will
stop at Glyndon 2:l6p. M, Westminster 2:4S
New Windsor 302, Linwood 3:O7, Union
Bridge $40, and Thurmont 1888, and return
ing leave PENN at s:30 p. m. MIR. Thomas
Z. jenkins; Excursion Agent Of the W. M.
T. r. Is chairman of arrangements in behalf
of the excursion committee.