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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16
Seeking Notoriety.

The lying card in last weeks
edition of the Register as emiua-
ting from that th;eving, swind
ling and drunken bloat, Nehaf-
fey. is as hellish rs the man'who
concocted it in the Register Office,
as the same neyer came from the
polluted brain of that drunken
sot, but was expressly written by
that man Morris, editor OF ihc
Register, who thinks he a seek
publicity Tor his paper to get up
a curiosity in the public mind to
see the two papers wrangle. But
as / don't intend to worry the
readers of the DEMOCRAT with il
/ woo!d just close by saying that
this man Morris speaks of hold
ing the clothes, and not mixing
up in family aff.iirs-a thing he
is noted for-as his black and
dirty doings in one mans family
is yet fresh in the minds of the
people; and if he wishes that
publicity which he is seeking l
can show up a blacker character
than the bulgcd hump on
his mougrel back. And if he
thinks he can injure this paper
or the publisher as easy as he
caused the separation of one fam
lily he is mistaken. And now as
there is no law in Ohio where
you can punish such scamps as
this lying Morris, as Mehaffey's
brain never wrote the scandal,
Morris only using his name as a
catspaw in the matter to reak
out his vengeance or a rival OF
fee. shall issue a circular fully
picturing up this dirty, hypocriti-
cal, wide-mouthed oxhorter with
a prayer on his lips, and after
church his printing house door
open for who might come in
if it did not NEEDLE in some fam
lily affairs.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16

stitn'ions OF our fathers, crom the
desecratiug hands Of Mongvelism
Is the following;
-WHEREAs.-The said Fifteenth
Amendment has not received the
necessary ratification by three
fourths of the States of the Union
if the said States of Mississippi,
Virginia, Texas, Georgia and Ind
lana are or had been counted as
having failed or refused to assent
thereto, as of right they should
be counted.
AND wnEREAs.-The constitu-
tional right to regulate suffrage
in case said Fifteenth Amend
ment shall have failed to receive
the necessary ratification. belongs
under the Constitution of the u.
S.. to the States respectively, AMI
is implicitly recognized in the
Fourteenth Amendment thereto;
therefore.
Resolved by theS General As
sembly of the State of Indiana,
That the pretended ratification
of the Fifteenth Amendment
proposed to the Constitution of
the United States, on the part Of
the State of Indiana, was and is
null and void, and of no binding
force or effect whatever, and the
counting of the vote Ofthe S ate
i'm favorof the same was done
without any lawful warrant or
authority, and that protesting a
gainst the same this General
Assembly does now withdraw
and rescind all action, perfect or
or imperfect, n the part of this
State, purporting to assent to and
ratify said proposed Fifteenth
Amendment.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16
A CONVENTION OF TIE
STATES TO AMEND TIE
FEDERAL CONSTGTU
TON,
An Attempt to Re-estab-
fish Constitutions Liberty.

We give below a joint resolu'
ton introduced by Mr.. Hughes
in the Indiana State Senate, re-
Iative to the Infamous fraud, cal
led the XIV. Amendment to the
Constitution. This is a move in
the right direction. No State
should permit the least infringe
ment upon its rights as long as
it has power to resist the aggres
sions ofconspirators aud death
deserving traitors and outlaws.
To the States originally belong
ed all the power-they were SOW
ereign in the broadcast and deep
Get sense of that term-and in
their sovereign capac,ty obey vol
unfairly agreed to form "a States
Union-a harmonious, holy and
co-eaual Confederacy. To ac-
complish this they severaIly
made, or ratified the Federal
Constitution as the bond of I'm
ion, and for their government in
in a united capacity. 1t was Q
marriage of the most holy char
acter- Liberty and Union were
the bride and groom, and the
Constitution was the marriage
certificate, containing the rules
which should govern them in all
their years of wedlock. Years
fed by as a bright and radiant
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A3S Chambers ST., TeIC
York.

Capital 500, 900. Charter Per-
petudt.
The object of this Company is to
furnish to all healthy persons a
mode for providing for their fami-
les after death, and still have their
money until-it is needed for the
payment of losses, and then i'll
such small sums, that all persons
the poor man as well as the rich
can avail themselves of its advan-
tages. Any person fifteen, not O.
yer sixty years old, of sound mind,
may become q member Of this
Company by paying an admission
fee of Ten Dollars, an annual due
of Two Dollars on the first day of
January in each year, end One
Dollar and Ten Gents for each
death of a member in the same
Division. They are by the Com
pany placed IN division limited o
5000 persons, ofthe same age.
HOlU To .BOSM.
Send to the Company, or any o.
it's agents, and get Circulars with
full particulars, and blank Appli-
cations for membership, which
you can fill out and return with adj
mittance fee, and [ifaccepted1 a
Certificate will be made out and
sent you by mail, which secures to
your heirs as many dollars as there
are members in yor division at the
time of your death.
The Officers and Director are:
Orrin Frank, President.
John S. Christer, Vice President.
L. n. Clark, Secretary.
Geo. w. Brainerd Treasurer.
VIM. D.Veeder, BROOKLYN.
g. A. IIorbart, Path NJ. Dir's
G. A. Sprague, Brooklin.
Jan &c BINS
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EGThe m;

Es-The man who is to poor to
take his county paper, but is able
to take half a dozen published
thousands of miles away, and is
able to drink tea, coffee, lager
beer, benzine, and other kindred
fluids, to chew and smoke the i'll
thy weed, is certainly in a bad way
lie isa fit candidate for the poor
house, and ought to be awarded
a situation there without delay.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN pursuance of an order Of the Pro
Il bate Court OF Preble county, Ohio,
made on the 14.h day of January, A u.
1911, in tho above ease, the undersigned
will, on .tss- ~ s.s-F
Eaesday-Ee6 24A Dist,
at l o'clock, P. ~, at the door Of the
Court House, ia EateR, o., offer at pub
lie sale, the following premises, situate
in the couoty oi Preble, il the Statesof
Ohio. aud in the township of Monroe,
and bounded and described as follows:
The North east quarter If secti IN thirty.
one, (3l) in township No. nine, (9l in
rauge No two, (2) East, &c, containing
1876 acreslof land, be the same mOr or
less, except u acre heretofore convey
ed to Jacob ?. Rideuour. Also excep-
ting about four acres heretofore con-
veyed to Arthur Dufield. The said ex
cepted parts being on the North side of
said tracts-Ihe tract 10 be sold con-
tanning 12I acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-One.thiJd cash
ON the day of Sale, one'third in one and
One-third in two years from the day of
sale, to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold, and the deferred pay
ments TO bear interest at the rate of 8
per cent yer annum payable annually.
Appraised at $7OV0,0o.
SAMUEL RIDENOCR,
LEWIS BADER
a..r rl Guardians Of
WASHINGTON RIDENOUR.
CAMPBELL & GH.NoRE,
Ait'ys for Petitioners,
Jan. 19, 187l-w4prf$13.0O t
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16

Having been Watch Manufacturers
for the past twenty years, ant largest
manufaeturers of the
Only Genuine Oroide
and German Silver Wa hes for the past
FIVE years, We have just completed ar
r~angements, through scientific expert
ments, by which we can iurnich our
CELEBRATED brands OF Watches,
Ladies' and G~entlernPn's sizes, at rs to
100 Ter c, nj lower tho, ever Before, as
witness tie following prices, including
Gentlemau's and i.tJivs sizes, either in
OROIDE or Gtrnnn S.iYGr Cases;
Full Jewelled Cylinders $500 each.
4" Patent Levers 800 &"
Am. Pat Levers H. 90 "
Or Watches are all in Hunting Cas-
es, all properly regulated for time before
sold, and guaranteed, Tor time and wear,
two years. Tie Cases are as ha ndsome
ly finished as gold cases costing from
500 to $3.50 each.
We also manufacture the GENUINE
OROIDE CHAINS, for Ladies or
Gentlemen's wear, at the following ri
ces. 500. ST, DO and $500 each
To Spectators, Peddlers and Traders
generally, there has never been such a
field for reGpIng large profits.
When a case (six watches in a easel
or more is ordered at one time, 25 per
,ent discount allowed. Positively no
discount on single watches nor less tran
a case. The same discount allowed on
chains when ordered in quantities of six
and upwards.
B6S Ali orders for Sample Watches,
must be accompanies b. the money. or
if desired sent BY Express, at least one
half of the money must be sent with the
order. Otherwise no notice will be taken
of it.
When good are ordered By Express
at wholesale rates. 10 per cent. OF the
amount is su efficient, sept with the order.
to secure it prompt attention. Money.
sent By P. .. Money Order, Registered
Letter, Draft or Check. at onr fisk.
When the money is sent in advance no
further expense to The purchaser. When
goods are ordered by Express, Turchas-
ers must pay all chnr"es.
Hoping to receive your patronage we
are, Respectfully
JAMES GERARD & co,
p. o. Box 1891, New York.
So Nassau Street.
Jan. 10, 1S11-3m
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16

Hurry up the new SubscriP-
tions, want tn raise means to pay
for the new Type at the Express
Office c.. d. D.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16


Thornton Moore, Prtf Preble Com
VS. mon IIeds.
Elizabeth Moore, Deft
NI.IZABETH MOORE, of Ypsalanti
IL in the county of Washrenaw, aud
State of Michigan, is notified that Thorn
ton Moore did. on the 24th day Of OctD,
Der, A. ID. 1870, file his petition in the
Office OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, within and for the County of
Preble, and State Of Ohio, charging The
said Elizabeth Moore with adultery with
one OWN West; which petition will
stand for hearing ~ the next term Of
said Court.
Dated this 9Th day of January, A. ID
I97l. TBURNTOH MOORE.
By CAMPBELL & GILNoRE
his Attorneys.
Jan 5 1871 w6prf$7 90
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Daguerrean
AND
Photograph Rooms.

q Having returned to my old profession
as Daguerrean Artist. | am now pre-
pared to take sittings for pictures of
Families; Groupcs. Infants and single
pictures, and ffAtter myself from the
long experience devoted to his branch
and Phi 5tographing to vie with all com
petition, and solict a share of the pub
lie patronage. Rooms newly refItted in
Meals Block cor of main b cherry st.
Eaton o.
1AMuEL MCLEAN. feb2 6m.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16

-f W 'ceetA-
Cornelius Hector AID Partition
Ambrose Hector, de end
ants.
TORNELICS HECTOR. of Fulton
" County, Indiana, AID Ambrose
Hector, of Wabash County, I.diana.
will notice that a petition was filed
against lhcm Of the 9th day OF October,
A. ID. 1870, in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the comfy OF Ire
bio. by James EDdsley, guardian OF
Mark Eugne Hector, and is nov pend
ing. wherein the said Mark Eugne Hec-
to- demands partition of he following
Real Estate. situate in Che county OF
Prcble, aud State of Ohio. and in the
Township OF Gratis, and BOUNDED and
described as follows, o.wit: Being fifty
acres taken off of the North side Of the
Northwest qnarteI of section No. eight
cen, (1S) township No. four, a. range
No. three (3) East, &c. And that At
The next term Of said Court, the sal
Mark Eugne Hector will apply for aT
order that partition may be made Of said
premises.
Dated this 9Th day of January. a. d.
1871. CAMPBELL 4 GILAoRE,
Attorneys fer prtE.
Ian 4 I3~TIw6nlfSI3 "a
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DEBILlTY.

rSs q 10 ~sSses.. e,-st - BssNasTs s.-es
n si.s;T; s- p T' a .s q. ss.sssZs SS.s1
sVSten. strengthen 1S apPrtel ee~
Ss er6oysaeAi u 1s@4 food enaos ~ -
keakiv eosipLesfon, sradfoate De ydlog nnge iron -
eye, fapar9a bEoou q IA cheeks, AID dhanoe os PateM
TOE a shOTtbrsaRed. eHdelatsd, Dcahs and HeTro8
tsoaIfd, 20 Ja1Jdced aouL and vi9orous pegsor-
Weak and Delicate Children arc
made strong by using tho .Blttene 81
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Modl-
cfnea- They can be Administered Win
porfeca safsty 10 = ehfld three
old, che most delicate female or annn
ornfnety.
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Y R Il r. s 4!
Adjoining New Town Hall

Caution Caution Caution
All persons are cautioned a.
gainst ordering any kind of Ever
greens ar Forest Trees, until they
have sent stamp for our price lists.
We sell BETTER TREES an
CHEAPER RATES and more of
them that anybody else in America
" Our prices are less than
ONE HALE the ordinary Nursery
rates. Large descriptive Catalo-
que, containing much valuable in
formation, mailed for 10cts.
Address, Pinney & Lawrence,
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co, Wis.
Jan 26, 1871 BINS.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16

A New. Safe, and Equitable Plan
or SECURING TuE
BENEFITS OF LIFE INSURANCE!
TO THBMASsEs.
The Commonwealth Co.
Operative Co,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16

FROM HOE. GEo.sw. WOODWARD
ObSsf Justice Of he Supreme Court q Psnnsyi.sni@
PHiLADKLPuA, March 70, ls0t
I And q HooddnFs German Bi1erg "a na On tntnN
GoafiN0 1eVeya0e BAT e a 0eod ionic, ss0sL - dsoyaeSs
IF Ga di0esftpe organs, and qT great oeNJu - caN0N
6abdftV and SaRf Of HeTv0ns adfoA, On ns VHe|-
dSo. ". WooDWARH
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16

WANrED-AT THIS OFFICE "A
good sized stout boy to ls~FH
the Printing business.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

= - OAA21a0s
John A, Clark Il Co. PTtgs Preble &
VS. (No 2,734) Common
Thomas Winters, ct al d'fts Pleas Civ
IL Action
DY virtue of an execution issued from
ID the Court of Common Pleas Of
PrebIe county, Ohio, in the a bove states
case, aud directed TO the Sheriff of said
County / will offer fol sale at public
auction, at the door OF the Court house,
in Eaton, in said Comfy,
On Saturday Eb. IS, A. d. 1871
between the hours Of | and 4o'clock
p. N. Of said day, the following describ'
ed Real EstaTe. situate In tire County Of
Preble aud State Of Ohio, to-wit: Lot
No. Il rec hundred aad sixiy-eight.
(3b8) as the anne is known and deaix,
mated OF the original plat Of the town Of
Eaton treble county, Ohio. Apprais-
ed at 100000. Terms cash.
J "a. BOSTICK, Sheriff. p. c. o..
CAMPBELL 4 GILMORE, Att'ys.
d. Jan 10 lS70-w5Pri 800
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16
DIVORCE NOTICE.

NOT1GE. I.
Henry Sheaier, PIN: Preble Common
Mary A. sheafer, d.rt for Divorce
TElIIE above named defendant, Mary
Il A s. eater, is hereby notified thar
on the 18th day of ID cembef, 1870, tn.
above NAMED plaintiff, Henry SheAfef.
filed in the Clerks Office of The Court OF
Commo Pleas of Preble cou3ty, Ohio.
his petition against her, the sail Mary
wherein the said pluntIi sets forth his
marriage with the said Mary, on or a.
bout the 18th day OF May, 1869, and
charging the said Mary with gross neg.
lect OF duty toward the ~plaiatin, and
praying TO be divorced from the said
Mary, on the ground of said gross neg
lect Of duty. And the said defendant
is further notified that sbc is required
to answer sal d petition on or before the
Ord Saturday after the 2nd day OF Feb
ruary 1871.
J II. FOES
Atty for petitioner
Atiest-D. b. MoRRow, CTk.
Jan. 10, IS7l-H prf SEC
INC. 2,9231
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AdamtmtstrnfOrs' Sale.

sHdaninfStrNtOFS' SAFE.
ON SATURDAY, the 25th day Of
" February. 1871, at l o'clock !. AI
Of said day, at The door Of the Coari
House. in Eaton, Preblc County, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidd'r, the
following real estate, as the property of
PhineasR r.. Min or, deceased, TO. wit; The
North half of Lot No. 3s4. in The town
Of Eaton. Preble county, Oeio, as nam
bered by the County Commissioners in
1852
Appraised at -
TERMS OF SALE-One-l elf of the
purchase money cash in hand, and the
residue in nine months from the day Of
sale; dc.tred payment to be secured by
mortgage on the premises, and bear in
te+est from day of sale.
J.. n. FOOS,
Admir- of p. r Minor Died.
dan 10, I87l-w5prf SC. 90
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WANfED-AT THIS OFFICE "A
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SUN BEAM
Daguerrean and Photo
graph Rooms.
Main St., opposite P. O., Eaton, o.
T p EN- a Artist

20 O4HO
All work from these rooms are war
ranted to give satisfac ion and no better
surity is than TO pay the room a visit and
examine the specimens. Groups of
families taken as large as desired. A
call is solicited.
january %, l8Il-3m
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Hoonand's German Tonic

a. eOmbfnahk6H II an hs iagrsdfeshs " ne nn~T
evffh Punn SanLa Cruz Bum, Oranos, &c. n e eaa4
for us sane dfsedssf % ia Bfnes. a. edso gnrye so1e
pave alcoholic sffnuIus q re4afred Ioa asfu eaar ~
mind Hat Oess TenedieH are unuryly different yrcA
dnT O1sers ads<sttsed far ma enre Of De dsedsrs nameA
QSse being sefesf1Ne preparations ~ ~saArfaaf eHranNr
eOhde ns oilers arc Eerc decocfoHs q ruA - ne
TDpL. The TONIC "a deeidediy one Of ~ soa PIE
M Gaas "a erquinL1 q q picasuys 70 lake = whnt q.
Hs70fvin0, sshdaraffn0, and aedaeiaal qnatahe 49,
caassd y % % known az ~ grcaSa " al ton&eA -
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Admir- of p. r Minor DEED.
dan 10, I87l-w5prf Sc 90
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-16

Having been Watch Manufacturers
for the Iast twenty years, ant largest
Manufacturers of the
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

Jan 5 s7Iw6pifSI3 30
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Office Of the Board of School Commits.
siOnerS for Frederick County.

Monday, July 3rd, 1871.
77IIERE will be held in this Office a gen
l. cral Examination Of Teachers of the
Public Schools Of this County, commencing
on Monday, July 9th, and continuing for
five days according 10 the following arrange
mcnt Of Districts:
Monday, 2lM.-Buckcystown, Jefferson
and pctcrsvillc.
TucSdoy, o5h. - MTlllctown, jackson
Catoctin and liauycrs
Wednesday,, o5A.-Frcdericl, Mt. Pleasant
and Woodstock.
NursduN a,M.-tmmitsburg, Mechan.
icstown and Creagerstown.
Friday, 2Sh. - UrbaEa, New Market
Liberty and townsville.
The Commissioners FOR The several Dis,
tricts will be present on the days as specl,
fled. All Teachers are required to be pres
cnt to renew or obtain their certificates.
By order, 49,.
JOHN W. PAGE, Examiner
July 9-3t
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DEkrHs.

Scar this place on SunIll might The 9t,
instant, nj - O'Clock. Of CAREER IN tho
Breast, M>, N.ANtY nAItI'hKTl.
aged about 30 YEARS She WAS inferred IN
thc Catholic Ccr'r.rr~ 'f MccIi;i',.cstoWn,
op TucsdH' informing. ihc Rev. Father
HtC loHkjN preached III rtic''i'c funeral
discr',rs" ON 'hr Occasions
On Monday, 'h' It)h iu%iapl, in Mcchan-
i'stoMn from arcid'nthl drowning. liar
RY ElKER liti'T r"rl years 8 mos.
aud days; Youngest son of Washington
Augustus and Sarah Fila Hahn.
The Rrvs. Mc-srS Nelson and Summers
of the United Brrtl,rrif and Lutheran
churches, Impressed the occasion by pa
thctic al('frs cs appropriate to the solemn
funeral cbsd4uits.
On Saturday. ihc sth instant, between
the residence of Mr. Ben, Willhdc and Sa-
hillasvillc, Mr.. JOHN SilEAN, aged about
% years, an c"ploycc OF, the Western Ma
ryland Railroad.
On Saturday morning, July I, 1871. nca,
this place, HARVEY ELLSWORTH, son
of Mr.. William Markell, aged months
and 10 days.
On Saturday. the 1st instant, SALLIE
A., daughter of John and H. +. Rrif,nidcr
aged % wears, 2 months and II days
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A ticklish Notwithstanding upon the
Railroad Bridge across Owings' Creek and
looking down from its giddy hight.
The man who knows how to keep Big
Hotel-a host within himself. lie is want
cd in Mechanicstown.
A trip to the mountain side these pleas
ant breezy mornings in search of health,
pleasure and cool milk and 'huckleberrics,
is vastly refreshing and agreeable.
Not hard to takc-s bucket full of buck
cherries and q pot Of nice cool iced milk,
Bring them along
WARN - Last SUNDAY, llonday and
Tuesday were real sco!chcIs, reminding
our citizens that the cheated tcrm' had az
rived. The sweltering weather caused ice
cream to cvaporate and made an ablution
in Hunting creek, or some cooling bath, a
matter Of necessitt
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENTAL little
boy, Harry Hahn, an interesting son
Of Mr.. Washington Augustus Hahn,
Of this place, aged about three years,
on Monday evening, 10th inst, while
playing in the tannery of Mr.. Henry
Rouzer, accidentally fell into one OF
the tats-a vat of running water
There was no person near enough to
see him fall in, and when discovered
by Mr.. David Cover, who took him
out, he was so far gone, probably being
in 10 or Is minutes with his face to
the surface of the water, that it was
impossible to restore him to life. The
services of Drs. White and Shhltz were
Immediately called, who exerted them
selves with all the skill in their power
to reanimtte the corps Of the uhfortu-
nate boy, but in vain the vital spark
had fled This is another warning to
parents; they should keep their boys
away from the steam engines when
they arrive and depart. We are
almost II agony every day for fear OF
some accident to the boys who crowd
around the cars as they arrive and
depart.
STUNNED BY L1GHTN1rd.-During
the thunder storm early on Saturday
morning last, a son of Mr.. Solomon
Beard, aged about 10 years, residing
on the road leading to Woodsboro ,
whist driving the cows - pasture
was severely stunned by lightning,
from the effects of which he has not
yet fully recovered. :.
Oh the same morning, Mr.. Maurice,
Dinars, living west of and near Lib
erty, was considerably shocked by
Lightning striking a large tree near
his house.--LIbcr2y Ea'ner,
ANOTHER FAL..--On Friday last,
Oliver, aged about Is years, son Of
Mrs. T.. a. Uanilnonl, residing on the
pike between Liberty and louisville,
fell about ten feet from q cherry tree,
and was considerably Jared and bruls-
ed, though not seriously injured ~.
lMpRovrMrST.- The prorretcts of
the Dill House have recently effected
a very marked improvement in the ar
rangenicr's If their Bar, making it
more roolny and convenient, and Sc
curing better light and ventilation.--
The worl, was performed by Mcssrs
Charles Mobberlv, T.. A. Cramrr ard
Charles +. Fou,, all of whom I'D
themselves crest credit in the taste
disrI.N"d-ftt}rirE H'>p"j1.ro@
The teurtA was celcl}"a'r1 with
spirit & l'j'ln'1u + liotr!, Me- Wind
~or. : luNrh i. thu Pard'N II he
morning; a ,,,mptuoua "iln'i" VITA Il
boni al 1Au,ir. sl'ocrh"a. s"'"" "rd
good I'um.r; in til" ryCr'nn " 'a'lc'
concert. and a N"autifui pyro;'"hn',
ll.riv.- Westminster .llroron'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
At a meeting Of the Democratic Conscr-
vativc Voters Of the Mechanicstown Dis
trict, held in this place on the 9Th instant,
Frederick White, Esq. in the Chair, and
Bernard Cnllihowrr, Secretary. On no
ton it was resolved that
FRErER,UE WHITE,
JOHN \. RODDI,
JOSEPH A. GERNAND,
BENJAMIN s. FIROR and
DR.. VIM. $. MCPHERSON,
be appointed Delegates to represent this
District in the Democratic County Conven-
ton to be held at Frcdcricl, on thr 18th
instant.
FRED'K WHITE, Chm'n
BERNARD CoLIIFLowER, Stcry