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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-01
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Netp GSicn, 81. Nueuit 1871,

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
it;cians in making the nomination.

itioians in making the nomination
The most prominent candidates for
States Attorney are Captain James
McSherry and Francis Brensle, Esq.
The latter gentleman now fills the po-
sition by appointment of the judges OF
the court, which Office was made va
cant by the election of Hon. John
Richie to Congress. Milton G. Urner,
Esq, is the prominent candidate OF
the radicals for the same position.
There are q large number of aspl-
rants for the judgeship of the Or
phans' Court in this district. Lewis
NJ. Thomas, Henry Houck and John
Simmons are spoken of as applicants.
Messrs. Houck and Simmons are at
present members Of the court, who,
with Judge English, (also a candidate
for -election), fill that delicate and
responsible position very satisfactorily.
One of the most prominent candi-
dates for county commissioner Is ID.
C. johnson, of Mt. Pleasant district,
the present president of that body
Col. Daniel S. Biser and DR.. William
S. Mcpherson are said to be candidates
for the State Senate. 1t is reported
that J. Alfred Ritter is to be q candl-
date for the State treasurer tins winter.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
The Political Lookout.

The Democratic Conservative Cen
trail Committee Of this county meets
to-day in the City Of Frederick, for
thu purpose o, fixing the time for
Primary Meetings. and 10 designate
the day fer holding the County Con
vention.
A Frederick correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, specializing upon this
event, SAYS:
The chairman Of the democratic
conservative central committee OF
Frederick county has called ~ meeting
Of the committee for Saturday, the
10Th inst, for the purpose OF fixing
the time for primary meetings, and to
designate the day for holding the
county convention or conventions, as
some candidates prefer holding a spo-
cial convention to nominate the State s
attorney and sheriff.
This county contains seventeen dis
tricts. and there are just seventeen
democratic candidates for the sheriff
faltg. averaging ono for each district,
although there are three OF four can
didates tot some districts, whilst otter
districts. hase no aSlIronts for tins
profitable office.
The judicial district composed Of
Frederick and Montgomery counties
viii elect tbs fall chief Judge, to fill
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
Candidates OH the Wing.

During the past two or three weeks
a number Of candidates who are court
ing the people for their suffrases at
the approaching election, have visited
our town and vicinity. Messrs. Nc
Bride, Crise, Lease and Remsburs,
candidates for Sheriff, have been here
the former Democrats, the two latter
Republicans Mr.. D. G. Crise, ac-
companied by his gallant friend Capt
John w. Heard, visited our sanctum
They also made the tour Of the noun
tain, Emmitsburg, etc. Capt. Hcard
is an old political campaisner, and
Mr.. C.ise, in having the assistance Of
his valuable services, enters the field
under favorable auspices. Mr.. Lease
while here, mixed freely with the 10
litical sovereigns, left some of his doe
uments, and appeared TO make q good
IMPRESSION We did not see Mr.. Rems-
burg, but we understand he thinks II
is of mighty little Importance whether
the CLARION is for or against him.
lie should not be too certain about
that. Our paper reaches the hearts
4 II H.,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19

TnET NITED Brethren Camp meet
ing at Keedysvillc, Washington coun~
ty, has been largely attended. There
were los tents on the ground, and the
arrangements were all complete and
ample, with the exception of furnish
ing the Camp with water. 1t is esti-
mated there were - to $4,000 people
present on last Sunday. Virginia,
Ohio and Pennsylvania We're largely
represented The Rev. DR.. Eberly,
President Of Cottage Hill College,
York, Pa, spoke on last Sunday. The
Rev. John X. Nelson, Of this place,
was among the ministers present. The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper was
administered to about 800 commune
cants on last Tuesday. The Camp
was to have broken up yesterday.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19

CARROLL County AGRICULTURAL
FAlR-We have received a compile
mentarv ticket from the Secretary Of
the Society, Col. William A Mckee,
lip, to the Third Annual Fair, which
is to be held at Westminster, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, Oct Sd, Attn, 9TH and 9th. The
list Of premiums is large and liberal,
and published by the Society in neat
pamphlet form. We shall be happy
to avail ourself OF this complimentary
invitation if possible.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
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I7iSI, Prices.

1t is quite evident that the 1''9n1
Prices Of Real Estate aSrIcUi'H,.'ta!
products and the nece,Sarles Of l!i"'
increased during the late CIVIL N&l
bv an inflated currency, cannot be
maintained in u state Of peace, Wlth
the currency contracted to a point
where there X not one uuiIdl III t4iN"-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19

INTERESTING FAcT.-lt is not gen
orally known, says the Gettysburg
star anil Sentinel, that the art of pre-
serving fruit in cans had its origin in
Gettysburg, as the result Of expert
ments made hv the late DR.. Jacobs, in
the winters OF 1915 and 1916. Com
municated at first to faw of his
friends, the art was rapidly made
known; SO that in three years time it
had spread to all parts Of the country.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19

Picnic AT Observation-Disclosures will
be a basket picnic held in the woods
of Mr.. Geo Hankev, near Graceham,
under the auspices Of the Graceham
Sabbath School, on Saturday, August
18th, 1871, at 10 o'clock, at which
time the school will be addressed by
several gentlemcn Of ability. The
Sabbath Schools in the noislborhood
and the public generally are invited
to participate IN the exercises.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
E.NINITSBURG ITEMS.

meeting OF VIM. Emmlt Lodge |. Y.
G. T., the following persons were in
stalled (by our worthy Lodge Deputy
Mr. David Gamble), as officers for the
quarter ensuing, Oct. 3lst, ISL
w. G. T., Calvin Duphorn; W. V.
T., Maggie. Agnew; W. Chap, Joseph
Tloxell w. r. S., John j. ], Hunter
W. F. s., .Zach. Six; W. T., Mrs.
Mary Gamble; W. NJ, Emma D. Mot
ter W. Sen, Julia A. Zeck; W. G.,
A. Ross Hunter; w. A. S., Helen
Geek; w. D. NJ, Emma Waddlcs
R. H. S., Mollie Clabaugh; L. II. $,
Nettie Nunamakcr; 7. W. c. L.,
James McGugan.
Mr.. John 7. Peddicorl, proprietor
of "Mountjoy Lime kilns, is doing
thriving business. Messrs Daniel
>eiss, Wm BRUCE, VIM, Motter, Reu-
ben Ovelman and I. Hobbs, adjoin-
ing farmers, are all using his lime ex-
tensively. 1t speaks we'll for Elnlnlts-
burg District.
A CoHEEcrIoN.-Mr. John $ Wea-
yer, the "bullv blacksmith Of Riley s
/ y Roads, has just called to say that
| it IVES horse shoe nails, and not Shoes,
that he can turn out such large guam
titles. lie challenges any blacksmith
in the county, on y wager OF sou or
SlOO,t that he can nlakemoro horse shoe
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19

49, The CAvoCTIN CLARION Office is
over the Warehouse Depot, Carroll street.
Communications or advertisements Tor IN
sertion in the paper, if left at the Post
Office, Will receive prompt attention.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
Little craft should keep near shore,
Larger boats may venture more.

The ELECTIoN.-We call attention to
the cards of lIcSsrs Francis Brcnglc and
John {. Hotter, candidates for State 5
Attorney for this county; and to the caroS
of Mcssrs David G.. Crise, George J. Stnp
and John Need, candidates for the neat
Shcritlalty. Now is the time for canli-
dates to place their names prominently be-
fore the people for the consideration OF
voters. Ourtcrms for announcements ere
moderate and may be of some benefit. The
airing" of candidates will do no harm.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

DEATH OF JOHN WELLER OF JACOB.
A few weeks ago We announced the
death of John Weller Of John, and to-
dav we are called upon to record the
death of John Weller Of Jacob, who
died at his residence in Lewistown, on
the 18th of August, 1871 ; aged SO
years, / months and 10 days. De-
ceased was born near this place Sept.
?, 1902 He was the eldest son of the
late Jacob Weller, B. s., and was we'll
known in this community. lie was
a good citizen and generally highly
esteemed. He leaves a widow, eight
children and number of grand chill
dren to lament his loss. His remains
were inferred on last Wednesday,
morning in Mt. Prospect Cemctery.
SALE or A SToRE.-Hon. Upton
Buhrman, of Myersvllle, has disposed
Of his extensive dry goods store, in
that village, to Mr.. Adam W. Smith,
who is to take possession LIST October
next Val. Reg.
ny" The Rev. James B. Avirett, of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, Ca
toctin Furnace, purposes delivering a
series of Lectures on the subject of the
PRAYER Book. His first lecture will
be delivered at the Academy, in Me-
chanicstown, on Monday evening, 2lst
instant, at 7! clock.
SHOULDER DIsLoCATED.-Mr. Francis
Brcn~lc, of this city, met with an accident
on Wednesday last, which resulted in the
dislocation of his shoulder. lie was ford
nw creek in the western part of the
county, when his horse fell, and being fear
iul that the buggy would upset, attempted
to cN,ricate himself from the buggy, which
resulted as above stated.
[F,yde14ch Examiner.
SrnryAulXG PARTY. - We learn
from Evlers Valley, that on the even
ING of the lst instant, a dozen or more
of buxom danes Of that locality, i'm
buel with the principles of Women $
Rights, as in ancient times when the
fair sex went round from house to
house carrying with them their tam
borincS, cymbals, harps and other In
y.rumrnts Of muSic--which no doubt
caused David to dance before the Ark
-concluelel to have some fun IN ser
cnaling a Young gentleman of that
vicinity. They were accompanied by
a celebrated Professor of Music, and
thus arraved they visited the young
mans domicil at 9 o'clock, and over
whelmcl him with the softest strains
of lovely m,sic-vocal and instrumcn-
tai. 1t IS stated that some OF lA'
Young ladies sang d,vineiN' ana t1at
Their "narES OF " 'Ao''S",'t F','''2S
are stli rc'erberaii5 through the
valley.
.Ar3o;HT"c,Xr OF AIos-1'ho Pres
iioAt Of the Agricultural Society,
john Joats, Esq, has appointed the
following gentlemen as Aids at the
approaching exhibition in October -
Dir. John GoId,boron@h, Henry Mar
key. Raymond c. Reich and Capt:
James NcSherrv. The President will
wear White SIX Sash and ro~ette Of
same color; Aids will wear Ligl,
Buff Sash and rosette Of same. Mr..
Eugene l.. Derr, the Chief Marshal,
has appointed as his assistants l.. 5.
CInran. :. T. Wort ninuton e. Fenton
Suoutter, Sanuc! Thomas, :. ). Cock
cy, D. GetHandanner, Jr., James Glenn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19

~" Vie Editor Of the Frederick
Luou'ju,r thinks this county viii.
wing INTO the Republican Circle TINS
fall without serious difficulty, 1t 4oy
be SO.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19

The salaries Of all postmastcrs through
out the United States will be based upon
the amount of business done at their res
pcctivc offices during the next six months.
The calculation is made from the number
of stamps cancelled in each office during
That time Every one, therefore, interested!
IN seeing our p. NJ. wcll compensated, will
write more frequently during the coming
tx months than at any other time
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
-. .'l. -
LADfEsBURG, Aug. IS, 1871.

ADAMS County (PA) AGR1crLTu-
RAJ FA1R-The Ninth Annual En-
hibition of the Adams County A gricul-
tural Society, will be held at Gettys-
burg, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, the 26th, 9th and 18th days
of September next, with Monday, the
18th, as Entrance Day. The grounds,
buildings, stalls, track, &C., (among
the best in the State) are in thorough
lv good condition; and the premium
list is liberal. An unusually full and
interesting Exhibition is expected
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19

CAMP MEETING NoTlcE. - There
will be Camp Meeting held by the
"Church Of God in the Grove of
Ephraim Garner, mile from Lin
wood Station, W. NJ. Il. r., commenc-
ing on the 18th August, 1871.
BY order OF the Committee,
S. S. RlCHMoNo,
Minister IN ChWgc.
The ears for the above Camp will
leave Mechanicstown on Sunday, the
Doth of August, at 6 o'clock, A. NJ;
returning will leave Linwood about
+! o'clock. The train will not leave
if raining. The price OF Tickets will
ONLY be Half Fare. Some of the most
prominent Elders of the Church in
Carroll and Frederick counties will
be present TO address the meeting.
Dir. jefferson tests for candidate
for public office were three and not
o1De more:
I Is he honest =
.. Is Ae capabIe2
5. Il he faithful to the CoDshtu-
to-!
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
Grand Festival.

The annual Festival of the Mount
Zion Union Sabbath School of Haugh's
Church, will be held in the grove of
Mr.. Frederick Birely, near the church.
on Saturday, Goth of August If not
a fair day it will be deferred until the
I'd OF September. The School will be
addressed by several able speakers.-
A Band Of Music will also be in at
tendance on the occasion. We COR
daily invite all persons to attend, and
especially the friends of Sabbath
Schools. We spare no means in order
to render the day an interesting and
pleasant one. There will be lee
Cream, Melons and Provisions sold
on The ground for the benefit of the
School Speaking to commence at 9
O clock.
Children come to Jesus,
Then when life with you is DER,
To his heavenly home he'll take take you,
There to dwell forever more.
Little children, Jesus loves you;
And with gentle loving hands,
All the way through life he'll lead you;
Will you be his little lambs?
May the dcws of grace fill their little hearts,
May the sunshine never fail
While each blooming rose which in men,
DRY grows,
Shall sweet perfume eXhale.
When they minglc here no more,
But have met on Jordan's shore,
They will talk of moments DER
At the Sabbath School.
J. NJ. B*****
LADfEsBURG, Aug IS, 1871.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19

Dir. Jeilerson's tests for a candidate
for public Office were three, and not
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19

A letter from Williamsburg, Blair
county, PENNSYLVANIA, informs us that the
Rev. j. n. Unruh, Lutheran minister, for
mcrlv of this place, is happy and well, Ills
family have made many kind friends in
their new home. Williamsburg is situated
ON the .Juniata River, and has about 700 in
hahitnlt>.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-04
Gin unbribattcs aGrperiDitrm.

Sttbe Dir Hidt Gin, bGB, neil gu Did tart iiibIit,
DIT Ne0en 9rauFbcit 9cieit icicit. GjOHss ScobItcrunz
gen lieSen oft in otCicr SGbrcsSett an SumpNtebcru
b%GrnicNcr. Srditi9e Niu5tein uuo itGrtc Scbncn,
Esete S6ultEm uuo 0ciuubc 9uuaCu iiub tCire Sdue=
ssaen bic mcpbittiGCr Serbtoiinite. 9OrpCr, Ole
t.nr-1"" shiee ausgebOlten BADEN. tonncn icet mn
t,tS,", J'" y III icIitNrtc Utauu, Ron ociisn Be-
trlcol0mteIt Der UntetIst zinc, 1,r,ifc ohbSp,, u,ot
lest lbiua6 mo bilioS lUitSt - s,o,i,, n,Ss1isns
untCr Den pcrtoeiihen grariIieh ~, mSa,Str ,rS
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SAT- uorJuicben, inoeiu tie bas Suiiem nit Spitci
tsr'S Weageubittcrem itirten unb itItiscr. Dtcs
gut beiuuoene uegetabitiihe SditeU rbeiirrlu0smitte
1T uoutg nngeid brlih, 10 hOb CO i6ier Gborbgtt mare,
cs ribt ais &orbeu8uHgsinittcl gu elmer ,Stit ,l gcz
brdrten, in luslher Die 4ranibeiten Der 2eber, bcs
Dia8cn5, bes lnterletbs mo in Der 5bat auer Ginqe.
iucioe=Srgane algemein Uorbcrri6sn. 9aS Sptem
in Srorhn9 5i botten unb ibm bic @eiunpbett All
ii0ern. cbcr CO In Orbnun8 bl brin9cn, lpern oieic
&criidt pCrrGdIdiit9t %tuorbCr, lit S6uloi0fctt icbrs
VlcatdeH, Der icin Scbcn licb bat. Sir otcie bcieen
3Eueie 1T Soittttcr's SittcrCr bcitimnt. uno CT ent,
iprtAt ipuln. llrbeceutcRbc SdnoGcr in ulcIcn Sc.
9cEoen beS eanbcs ~bemiiBcn Iid,, an leiner STEELE Wt7
ibun9tn aus %unrcinen unb getGbrIihen Stoifcn anz
5ubrn9cr. DtGn gebe ibncn ueit aus Dem g8eqe.
Gte limb pon uugcifitttu Riuihern bcrcitct, pclde
out soften ber @ciunobait bes Bublttuns germ gttpas
ucroienCn mo6ttn. (24 5gt&ml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-04
Der raSifale Oeunt,ipalldwin=
bcl in Ybtlaoelpbia.

NeipzD BORT bat cine iogenannte ,oer,pfros
tide 9btlabclpbia cine lOgenauntc ,repllb.
ltfantlde" Staoluerwaltlug. Su Jtelp .gIorr
babe1 es bic @auuer arg getrieben; Die r1bi.
Tale Sippldlait erbcbt barber Gin Qar arocs
Geldlret nno lf!0gt itN aui Die SruIt /:
DSott Jet Oanf, Dap mir nid)t ltnb, mir
Se1e!" Aber utlt tein A0aGr brett better
lIno geraoe bic l~autGi.en Der StreibGlie. On
la9t Der pPbilaoeIpbia'er 0emetrat:"
"ufGsr etn t{tnais s%Strriuarr in EbiIGrelpbia Bos
zen le, our1 oen Satfl Aber ole ritiiQtr Sumner.
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