Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-07-02

corn and other summer crops are growing
finely.
REL1e1ous.-Rev. G. W. McShcrry will
occupy the pulpit in St. Johns Lutheran
church, Sunday next, July 9th, morning and
evening. -
PERsoNA1..-Misses Margaret and Eliza.
beth Bowman of Lancaster, Pa, are visiting
Mrs. Dr. J. X. Waters.
Mr.. John w. Ballou is stopping at MIR.
Kinnas on East-st.
The rain of last.week stopped the wheat
harvest; the straw became dead, but with the
modern binder, this is no longer serious
thing. Handwriting Of over ripe wheat
was one of the ancient bugbears of harvest.
The Culture Club will hold public meet
ing next week ut which, in addition to the
regular order of exercises, an entertainment
of reading, music and debate will be given.
Further notice as to time and place of meet
Ing in next issue of TIE CLARION.
A game of baseball was played here be-
tween the Emmitsburg nine, and the Irwin
clbles of this place, on Tuesday, resulting in
a score of 10 to 16 in favor of the Invlncibles.
Dorsey and Shaffer composed the battery for
the lnviucibes, Hoke and Stouter tor the
Emmitsburgs. The score by innings
Innings 1894 5G7S
Emmtsburg ......6 3 l I 3 0 Ole
Inyinciblcs ........7 900 4 3x-19
DATE CHANGED.-The date of Trinity
Reformed Sunday School picnic at Catoctin
Furnace, as announced last week in these
columns, has been charged to July 95th.
The change is made to bring it during moon.
light nights as there will he moonlight cx-
cursiun down to the picnic grounds during
the evening. That of last season having
proved so splendid success, those in charge
have determined to improve upon it if posi-
Bile. Posters announcing the Chief features
will be out this week.
We new world people are fast livers. and
in nothing is this more observable than In
our reckless irregularity as to sleep and diet.
We alternately starve and gorge ourselves,
doing each in the NEST irregular and hastY
manner, without regard to the nutritivc val.
uc of the food consumed, or the deleterious
effects upon the digestive organs or the
terrible tasks imposed upon them at the most
unreasonable hours. 1t is little wonder we
are nation of dyspeptics, and prone to
constipation, piles, &c. 1t lis to their efficacy
as a remedy for these ailments that DR..
Pierces Pleasant Pellets owe their unparal.
leled popularity. Good results always follow
their use In all cases of derangement Of the
liver, stomach and bowels
NEW FIGURING MILL. Saturday last
the machinery in MIR. d. II. Rouzer's new
steam Touring mill was given preliminary
smoothng.up run and on Monday wheat
was run through The entire equipment is
of the latest improved process and the work
manship such rs to reflect much credit upon
the contractors, the Aug. Wolf Company of
Chambersburg, Pa.
Besides the -four making, Mr. Rouzer has
hominy, chopping and corn meal machinery
all up.to date He has therein provided for
this community convenience that must
rapidly grow..into necessity and the Won
der will he, how we have managed since the
destruction by fire of our only town mill. 1t
will be a busy place, once fully under way.
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WEDDING.-Miss Byrde Jones of Thur.
mont and Mr. EImerc T. OrndorT, young
merchant of Westminster. were married last
night at the parsonage of Faith Reformed
Church, 2424 East Baltimore street.
Rev. A. $. Weber, pastor of the church,
who WAS formerly stationed at Westminster,
performed the ceremony. The bride wore
brown travelling dress, with hat and gloves
to match.
Mr.and Mrs Orndorf left tor Washington,
whence they 60 to Chicago. They will reside
at Westminster.
Among those who witnessed the marriage
were Mr.. Benjamin M. Jones, brother of the
bride, Miss G. Belle Orndortf and Mr.. Clar.
ence G. Orndortf, sister and brother of the
groom, Misses Kate and Sarah Kerr. -Balti.
more Sun Of July LIST.