Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-12

LIST OF JuEoRs.-The subjoined
list of Grand and Petit Jurors was
drawn on Thursday last, for the Sep
TENDER term of Court, which co.nnen-
ces on the 18th proximo the third
Monday Of September:
Grand Jurors. - George 7. Dill,
Daniel Burrier, John S. Repp, John ~
Best, Charles Hooper, Singleton W.
King, Elias Stottlemyer, James Tay-
lor Oliver 2. Harding, Thomas II. B.
Biser, William S. Miller, John H.
Roberts, Geo. Buhrman, D. B. D.
Smeltzer, George L. Smith, George
Neikirk, Dewalt Willard, Henry Kea-
fauver, Abednigo Slick, McCintock
Young, Reuben Osler, Randolph Dud-
derar, Joshua Delaplane.
Petit Jw'o9s.--William @. Hoffman,
Isaac Drummer, Henry Castle, Michael
Bromett, Benjamin L. Blessing, Jerc-
miah Lewis, Joseph Stup, Jacob NJ.
Newman, John T. Allnutt, Il. James
Gittinger, B. Collillower, Jas. II. Nc
Duell, Henry B. Schroeder, John W.
Barnes, John G. Derr, Henry Baker.
Zachariah G. Thomas, Christian Tho
mas, Peter S. Bantz, George H. Will
lard, D. w. Forrest, John II. Keller,
Michael Leilich, Joseph NJ. Smith,
Jacob Rudy. The above are distrib-
utcd among the Districts, as follows:
Buckeystown, 3; Frederick, -; Mid
dletown, 5; Creagerstown, 3; Emmits-
burg, 2; Catoctin, 3; Urbana, !;
Liberty, 2; New Market, 9; Hauvers,
| F.; Woodsboro' 2 Petersville, 4 Mt.
Pleasant, | Jefferson, none; Me-
chanicstown, 3; Jackson, |; Johns
vile, 3.-Elcdnlck Erunainer.
The cars of the Western Maryland
Railroad have MT yet reached Sabil-
lasvil!e. A delay of some days has
been occasioned by the want of spikes
to nail down the iron rails. We sup
pose by next Monday, the l4th inst,
the track-layers will reach this place,
and the cars soon run over the route.
LOCATION OF THE w. NJ. r. r. DEroT
AT IIAG ERsTOwN.-The 10th of August
has been fixed upon for the opening of the
w. NJ. r. II. from Mcchanicsown to Sabil-
lasvillc, a distance of seven miles 1t is
thought the Sunni; of the Mountain will
be reached by the 10th Of September, and
that the entire road will be completed to
IIagcrstown says the M,uM and Torch, by
Christmas or New Year. In the meantime
the Company, through its very efficient
resident Director, George W. Harris, Esq,
is cndcavor;ng 70 effect an entrance ilto
! IIagerStown through Foundry street, 50 as
to be able to establish Depot at its inter
section with West Washington street, about
where the residence Of Richard Wise, Esq.
is located, but the town authorities have
doubts whether they have Che power to
grant the use OF the street for such pur
pose, so the matter has not yet been dcci-
dcd.
FINE IInHsEs-Mr John H. Bush now
Of Maysvillr. Ky. but formerly from this
place, writes to US under date Of the Sd
Instant, that Mr. Edward Larkins. of Ma
son county, hauIrd ut one load to Lime
stone mills 2s44 bushels Of wheat with five
horses Mr.. Bush is rood Judge of horses
and he thinks Ibis is hard to beat.
60" We have Camp Meetings all around
us. AS soon as one is closed another com
mcncrS.
Coon TEMpLAEs' P1c-N1c.-Wc under
+ stand that the Good TcmplarS Organization
of this place will hold their annual Pic Me
exercises at Cold Spring. near town, on
Saturday, the Goth instant all day, to give
an opportunity for all persons to participate
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Speaker will be procured to add to the
pleasures of the day. Other features of the
programme will be announced hereafter
Ey-Judgc and Ex-Gov William l.. s'har-
key, of Mississippi, one of the most eminent
and most respected citizens in the United
States, is now at the katalysinc Springs
near Gettysburg, for the benefit of his
health.
~" The Rep"M;rnn CompAr says the
Gettysburg Springs Hotel is more cxicn-
Sivcly patronizcd this season than ever be
fore.
Mr.. Henry HoUzcr and many Of The far
mcrs of this section of the county have been
cutting their second crop Of hay during the
week. The quality is good but ewing tn
the dry weather the quantity is not as large
rs IL might nave been.
Mr.. Lyons, contractor on the mountain
section Of the W. VI. II. r., on last Tuesday
{ morning sent away on the down train "a
mules and horses 16 carts and harness,
to Danville, Virginia, to work on the
lynchbury and DAnviIlc Railroad He
will finish his section by employing horses
in tie ncighborloo6.
A MEAN CUss The man who spongca
a paper and then abuses the editor behind
his back. is like the man who crcp' into the
show under the canvas, and then cursed the
proprietor because he did not have better
performance.
A large Hotel, an Academy and Town
Hall are three buildings very much required
in this place.
Casscll, Wacschc & Co. have received an
additional supply tf lumber at their yard,
near the Railroad Depot.
Several more new houses are on the tapis.
The Railroad track is delayed completion
to Sabilasville from the want of spikes To-
nail down the rails.
A Union Camp Meeting of the United
Brethren christians with the Church of God
people will soon take place near German
town, Hauver's District, in this county.
sgy- The friends of Mr. Michael thinner
man, in the Creagcrstown District, are
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