Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-06-18

OFFICE:
At my private residence IN the room
formerly occupied by DR.. White.
CHARLES II. LEVY,
ATTORNEY-AT-L LAW.
SUCCESSOR TO
c.. V. S. LEVY.
Office on Court St., opposite Court House.
Frederick, Md.
Special attention gwen to proceedings in
Equity for the sale Of Real Estate. All
business placed in my hands will receive
prompt and careful attention.
TAMMOND URNER,
ATTORNE Y-AT-LAw.
II OFFlcE.-Record Street opposite
Court House, Frederick, Md. septic
Local Items.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta.
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA.
When she became Miss abe chung to Castoria.
When she bad Children, she gave them Castoria.
The rainy weather has been with us since
Saturday last.
A threatened drought has been broken and
vegetation is now flourishng.
Six hundred and seventy boats have left
Cumberland since the season opened on the
canal.
Linwood Camp will be held this year July
18th to July 25th. E G. Garner, Lnwood,
is in charge Of arrangements.
The most bathing that has been done in
our streams this year was during the warm
weather of April 18th to Goth.
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A steel plate ceiling is being placed in the
trial chamber at the courthouse, Frederick,
to facilitate the acoustic properties of the
room.
Lewis Twyman, the snake child, now lives
at Wolfsville, this valley, his foster parents
having moved there from Jefferson county,
w. Va Valley Register.
Senator George l.. Wellington, Col. L. V.
Baughman, Prof Cyrus F. Flock and Mr..
Glenn H. Worthington have been secured as
speakers at Brunswick on July 4th.
Who says Taneytown is slow place? On
Thursday afternoon and evening we had a
baseball game, two runaways, festival, and
a tent show. We're getting real fast.-(ar
roll Record
OF q recent concert by the Emmitsburg
Choral Union, The Chronicle says: 1.-THE work
OF the chorus in their several numbers was
of high order, and greatly delighted the
audience"
Remember the festival of the
Ladies Aid Society at Graceham on Saturday
evening, June Goth. This is always pleas.
ant occasion as it is largely attended and
we'll conducted.
Mrs. John w. Seton will have yerandah
erected the entire front of her property north
oftown. 1t is occupied by Mr., Marshall
Leatherman, who keeps it well filled with
summer boarders; 1t is a charming location.
WANTED.-We should very much like to
have weekly letter from our ncighbor,
Enmitsburg. Should this fall under the eye
of one so disposed, let us have trial letter.
when We will name to the writer the induce
ments that we offer to correspondents.
There will be festival held at Catoctin
Furnaces on Thursday and Saturday, June
25th and 9th, on the Rectory grounds, for
the beue6t of Harriott Chapel. The Grace.
ham band will be in attendance each evening
This will be right among the moonlit nights
and drive thence will be charming.
A JoKE.-During public sale in town
last Saturday well known vender set up
his stand and innocently disposed of hard
cider from in front of the residence of one OF
our good prohibitionlsts. The joke was
good one and was evidently not much enjoy.
ed by the prohibitionist.- Banner.
Three handsome structures are being built
in Westminster-F Department Building,
Western Maryland Railway Station and the
Babylon Building. In addition there are
two dwellings going up on the outskirts, a
large summer boarding house is being built
and many persons are having their houses
repaired and repaipted. - Carroll Neaos.
OTHERS, Too.-Once in while the street
lamp man fails them in Emmitsburg and then
The Chronicle speaks its mind. Our people
draw very literally upon the new and una.
vailing moon at times and then, here, too,
there are things thought that are beyond the
pale of refined speech, and things said that
are an abomination to the eye, when printed.
Tie track layers on the line ofthe Freder-
ick-Middetown Electric Railroad have been
king good progress during the present
Wy Saturday night it is expected
the public watering trough
! town IF nothing inter.