Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1897-11-04

MAKES $3.50 PER MoNTH.-Agents can
easily make $500 to $1,000 per day selling
my latest improved Lightning Fire Kinder
which starts fires without the use Of other
kindling Lasts for years and sells for
small price, j. Z. Warren Lafayette, Ind,
writes that he made $l700 in one day selling
them. J. G. r. Neeand, Vineland, Mimi.
writes that lie made at the rate Of 80 90 per
hour. j. r. Hudson. Dickson, Tenn, writes
that he is making $3.50 per month Ladies
or gentlemen either Can sell them. One good
agent wanted in every town. Write today
for particulars. D. f. Wallace, Smithvilc,
Tenn. no|42t
In THE LAWS GRIP.-Dr. Harrison Wag-
ncr, the famous liligant. was in the United
States Circuit Court, Baltimore, Saturday,
asking for judgement against the County
Commissioners of Frederick county in his
suit to recover $1,10O000 and costs, but. as
the commissioners have demurred to the
suit, Mr.. Wagner will have to wait awhile.
As the case stands, both sides are ordered
to submit briefs within two weeks, upon
which the case will be heard Mr.. Vincent
Sebold and J. Roger McSherry were in Bal
timorc on Saturday in attendance at the
United States District Court on the above
case against the County Commissioners OF
Frederick County.
A very pretty wedding was solemnizcd in
the paror of the Emit House, the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hokc, on Wednesday
afternoon. The contracting parties were
Miss Anna Nj. Hoke, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Hokc, and Mr. Samuel r. Minnich, of
Carlisle, Pa. Tue ceremony was performed
at 9 o'clock, by Rev. FIR. Ma!oney, in the
presence of Il number of relatives and friends.
Daring the rendition of Mcndelsshon's we'd
ding march, which was performed on the
organ by Miss Maggie Tyson, the contract
ing parties entered the parlor. the bride
leaning on the arm of her brother, Mr.. Frank
Hoke The maid of honor was Miss Blanche
Tyson, cousin of the bride. The bride was
attiled in n becoming travelling gown OF
pretty brown broadcloth, trimmed in velvet,
with hat and gloves to match, and carried a
bouquet of beautiful bride oses-Chronitle.
The dedication of the church of ST. An
thony OF radua. near Emmitsburg, this
county, on Tuesday of last week, was At
tended with most imposing and interesting
ceremonies, which were witnessed by II large
concourse of patrons and friends Of the new
church Cardinal Gilbcns was present and
blessed the new edlce, and was central
figure Of interes', together with Archbishop
Elder of Cincinnati, who celebrated Ponti-
fetal mass, and Bishop Curtis, of Baltimore,
who ~ cached the sermon, Father Weston,
of Baltimore, who was pastor Of the Cath
Ole Church in Emmltsburg years ago, was
also present, together with Bishop McGovern
of Harrisburg, Pa. and Bishop Chatard of
Indiana. Bishop Elder graduated from Mt.
ST. Mary's College sixty years ago, and was
shown much homage by those who had
known him. The services at the dedication
were very beautiful and the choir rendered
some lovely music.
The church cost $4,000 to erect and rep
rcsents the active energy Of Rev Father
Manley, the pastor in charge. who was co.
operated with by the people Of that section
in a highly creditabe manner The struct
IRE is situated on the F. & f. turnpike,
about one half mile from the College and is
built of stone in the old Gothic style. The
center altar cost 800 and is q beautiful
piece Of workmanship The pastors house
is next to the church and is a substantial
building.