Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-09-03

The cider season ID mere anu tuo OlS AeAtz
mill will shortly be busy, Mr.. W. Creegel
also has one and the two will meet the re-
quirements of this section.
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Miss Mary Landers will teach school in
Emmitsburg, Miss Edna Baker will teach at
Mt. St. Marys, Miss Mary Wesche at Creag-
erstown and Miss Grace Henshaw IN Thur
mont vice Mrs. Byrde Orndorfr nee Jones.
Rev. Chas. D. Shaffer will preach in Trim.
ity Reformed Church next Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock.
In the evening at half past seven o'clock
Mr.. Shaffer will address the Missionary
Society Creagerstown.
INTERESTING LETTERS. complete the
publication of Miss Jessie SCOTS wonderfully
interesting South American letter this week.
We also give an installment of Mr.. Charles
Hamme,t's second letter from Europe, which
he and friend are touring a-wheel.
DEATH OF MRS. HARRY MILLER.-On Fri.
day night last at her home in Baltimore,
Catharine, wife of Harry Miller formerly of
this place, died after brief illness ofa COM
plication of dropsy and pneumonia. The
deceased was daughter Of Mr.. Simon koddy
of Emmitsburg district. She had been mar
ried about enc year. Her body was inferred
at Mt. St. Mary's on Tuesday.
MARKED CoPY.-We acknowledge receipt
of the marked copy. Until its receipt we
had slight reason to believe that our quip
had Occasioned any soreness as 1t was not
aimed to do any such thing. However now
that it has been so numerically, yet withal
so pertinently fred back at us, for bite like
sucker we assuredly did, it is to be devoutly
hoped that it has carried with 1t from the
soul of dear Bro. Englar all that there had
been of gall and venom poisoning the font OF
his erstwhile happy communications.
We do not admire those of pachydermato us
covering, yet to oe super. sensitive, and be.
sides, prone to suspect poison on the tip
of every barb let fly at them, begets some
Impotence.
Apropos of Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilts dis.
agreement with his son, and the latter's mar.
riage to a woman very much older than him.
self, the editor of 1.-THE Cosmopolitan" in
the September issue, seriously discusses the
education most useful to modern life, and
substantially, if not in words, asks Does
modern college education educate?" The
September Cosmopolitan" as If to show
what magazine can do, gives four complete
stories in this single number, by such noted
authors as Frances Courtenay Baylor, Maui
rice Thompson, Gertrude Hall, and John J.
abeckct. Louis Chandler Moulton, Mrs.
Lew Wallace, Francisque Sarcey, l Zangwill,
Agnes Rcpplier, Norman Kerr, NJ. D., H. G.
Chatfeld Taylor, VIM. Eleroy Curtis, Rob't
E. Strahorn, Colonel Tillman, and Ruth
McEnery Stuart are also among contributors
to this one issue of magazine that is sold
for ten cents. Nor is this all. Among other
writer's not already mentioned is Camille
FlammariOn who has an article on 1.-The
Wonderful New Eye CT Science which
alone is worth the entire price of the maya
zine "The Cosmopolitan" has been gradu
ally perfecting its engraving and mechanical
departments until the publishers believe that
in the September issue they present number
unrivalled in artistic and mechanical excel.
lenCe.