Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-06-17
THE OLDEN TIM e.

for sale at private sale, few hand
some young lambs, being q mixture o
the merino breed. For further par
ticulars concerning their pedigree, ap
ply to the subscriber, who will dis
pose Of them on reasonable terms, l
speedy application ia made.
FRED'k. EICHELBERGER,
Owings' creek, near Creagerstown
June 2G, 1911,
May 8, lS19.-At a meeting Of tn
Republican Electors Of the Fourtl
(Creagerstown) Election District hel'
at the house Of John l., Creager, o
L., Lawrence Creager was called t'
the Chair, and Jacob Firor appointed
Secretary.
Resolred, That Lawrence Creager
Col. Jacob Cramer, Capt. Samue
Duvall, Zebulon Kuhn, J. Creager o
L., Abraham Grushon, Peter How
man, John Mover, Jacob Weller
merchant, George Hartman, lgnatin'
Brown, John Willard, Adam Shook
Henry Creascr of John, JOSEPH
Creager, Jacob Crist, Jacob Firor, Ja
cob Wickham, George Oats, jr., Geo
Marker, John Grushon, SEN, DR.. ia.
cob Cham, Jacob Crise, John OFT and
John Derr, be Committee to meet
the General Committee at Turbutt'
Hotel in Frederick. Town, on the 29tE
instant, to nominate four candidates
for the House of Delegates
Rcsoired, That on the first Monday
of October next, we will attend the
polls, and make every shot teN/
March 10, l7S7.-Considerable dis,
cussion is going on at Baltimore town
and Annapolis, in regard to the re-
solves on the Paper Money question
offered at the meeting in this town,
which were drawn up by Gov. John
son, and proposed to the asselnblage
by Richard Potts. These gentlemen
as well as DR.. Philip Thomas, it is
we'll known, are opposed to the ennis
sion Of Paper Money. Chas. Carroll
Of Carroilton, concurs in these re-
solvc., and has ~ written to a gentle
man Ct this town.
June If, l797.-Benjam Ogle, q
this town, has been appointed BY tbs
Governor a Justice Of the Peace FOL
Frederick county.
juno If, l797.-It is with pleasur,
We hear from all parts Of this county
that the heat crop presents tANv,
! ing condition. Our farmers Will co II.
mencc harvesting next week, and they
will gather their granarles full OF tn,
! important cereal.
June q, l797.-To THE puBLlC.--
| Received Frederick Town, Jan. 10
. 1888, from Mr.. Gco"G" Tr.s.er, No:
/ chant, tMo hundred and four pound.
ten shlllilss and four pence for payic
! Williamson; ana t"o hundred an
fortv-nne pounds ten shillinrs and two
pence for Patterson y Mcl.hennv, II
! full Of all accounts, in merchandise
and book accounts according TO agree
Meut
FRANCIS J. MITCHELL.
True copy from the or;yinall
July 8, l797.-Marriel - IN Sun.
day la.t, Mr.. Jacob Zimmerman, Tai
Tor, t. Ms, Hedge daughter Of Mrs
Hedge, Of this county.
July 5, l797.-Private letters from
, London received in this ,own inform
us That
"heiand is lost-the greatest inter
nal connections prevail
What does Jacky Winter think OF
this news? Has he published an ex-
ira to let his readers know a.out il?
hD- To RE SOLD at Public Sale, on
Tuesday, the second day OF May, in
Elnmitsburg, tract Of land contain
ing l9l acres, adjoining the said town.
About one half Of the tract is in good
timber The terms Of sale will lie
one half cash, the other half in two
equal annual payments, with interest;
but if the cash is paid, 10 per cent
will be deducted,
MOUNTJOY BAYLY,
Fredk CO. Md, April 10, 1877
March 80, l797.-Christian Smith
offers himself to the voters of E'redcr-
lex county as a candidate for Sheriff
March %, l797.-Michael Gravbill
Jailer Of York county, Pennsylvania
called at our office a few days ago, and
notified us that there were large
number Of runaway negroes confined
in the Jail of that county, many OF
whom say they belong to farmers in
this county, and runaway because
they wished to be their own masters.
We call attention to the advertise
ment which we publish to-day.
May 4, Standardization Tues
day, the 26th ultimo, near Creagers-
town, by the Rev. John Dubois, Mr.
Joseph Elder to Miss Lucy Head.
- On the same day, by the same
at Liberty-town, Capt. Alexander c.
Harrison, Of the y. S. Navy, to Miss
Catharine Owings, all Of Frederick
county.
Died-In Emmitsburg, on Saturday
the I'D ultilno, in the 18th year Of
her age, Miss ELIZABETH LINERS
daughter of Arnold Livers, late Of
Baltimore, deceased.
June 8, lSOS.-We are informed
that the Hessian fly has already made
| its anpearance in this and the a1iniu.