Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-06-03

! toWH, Iluu Il uluSlCAlNS tll>a ShA>"o~
sued, in consequence OF winch the parties
went over to the Virginia shore, the same
evening, and then fought duel the next
morning. DR.. Davis wounded IN Doth OF
his thighs, but not mortally, 1t Is thought
TO the Voters of Frederick County:
Protesting to be of no party, but solely
actuatcd by a wish to serve the state, and
mare particularly my own county, oHeI
to represent them in the next Assembly, II
chosen by the people.
Their very obcdient
Humble servant
Aug %, 1922,
TO tho Voters of Frederick County:
offer myself as n candidate for the next
Legislature, and solicit your support.
WIN. p FARQUHAR
"To die, is but to take a last farewell Of
life,
TO close our eyes and shut out day for.
| ever;
To die, however awful seems the sound
But to Law us peaceful down to rest,
Sink into sleep, and wakcn in eternity
Departed this transitory life, in the morn
ing of his days, the Goth instant, after a
sickness of ten days, HENRY TRlSLER
only son of Mr. George Trisler, of this
! town.
This child was tho victim of an intlam.
matory fever, which batlicd all medical aid
and survived the death of his sister but
I five short days. They are both now i'll the
embraces of their Heavenly Father, and
glory in the bliss of everlasting life.
"IIcavcn's guardian angels bore their
souls away,
TO scenes Of glory and eternal day
June q, 1912.
"a" just published and for sale at this
office, a Discourse delivered at l1agcrs
town. Md. on the anniversary of st. Johr
/ the Baptist, June ~, 1905, to the Brethren
of Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 80 BY the
Rev. George Bowers. August p, 1908.
eY- We are authorized to say that Mr
GEORGE TRlSLER is not the author o
any communication or paragraph in tn,
Baltimore 7eltm2pr, rrla,i," TO the late
election for the Assembly, nor in the mae
pendent Foluntd>r, of Frcdcrck-Town-
any and every insnln,ion to the contrar!
| is unjust, ilibcral and unfoundcd.
Oct. A. 1907.
REGIMENTAL ORDERS,-Thc 1Gtl
Regiment of Maryland Militia are ordcre,
70 parade in from, of the Court House, o!
Friday next the Both instant, precisely =
O'Clock, p. NJ,
II. NELSON. 1t. Col.
Comtlg 10th Rcgt Maryland Militia.
Oct. "a, 1907.
DlED-In this town, on Tuesday, the 2e(
Of October. 1905, very suddenly, Mr.. MI
| CHAEL TRISLER an old and respected
inhahitant of the place.
On Thursday, Mr. DAVID MANTZ.
In Hampton Roads, about the 23d o
September, 1905, of yellow fever, and or
his return from Europe, Master +. A
RITCIIIE, second son of Abncr Richie
merchant of Georgetown, ID. e.; and who
promised to have become an ornament tt
his profession.
Com FOR SA1E.-Thc subscriber offers
for sale 700 barrels of Good Corn, for cash
OTTO III. W. LCCkETT.
hollands Ferry, Jan. "a, 1906.
Nov, %, 1191.-On Monday night last
dcpar,cd this life, Mr. ANDREW Low
of this town, in the 4th year OF her age
and on Tuesday his remains were inferred
in the Presbyterian Burying Ground. TIC
was many years an industrious inhabltan'
of this town, and greatly regretted by his
fellow citizens.
Nov. 80, 1197-Thc French Crowns art
received in this place by a majority of oul
mercantile houses at 81 10 cents. We viii
take them at this gage in payment of sub
scriptions to the Federal Gazette"
Feb. 1G, 1797.-Levi Davis, living on thu
Forks of the roads which leads to Mar
shall's and Nolands Ferry, offers reward
of $40 for stolen mare out Of his pasture
grounds. The citizens of Frederick Towr
are requested to look out for the sorrc
mare and the thief
Feb. 90, 1797.-In this days paper WI
have the pleasure of presenting our read
crs with the substance of all the late sur
prising and momcntous news recently re
ccivcd from Europe. We hope they will
not accuse us of egotism if we assert, few
of our contemporaries have been more IN
dustrious. Their length prccludes us Civ
ing anything OF local nature
DIED - In Frederick, on Wednesda.
morning last, the 9th of oct. 1922, after
short illness, HENRY REICH son of Mr
John Reich of this place
Near Crcagcrstown, on the 9th of Sep
TENDER. 1929, GEORGE ZIMMERMAN
in the 18th year of his age
NOTICE.-Thc subscriber requests al
persons indebted to him, to settle their &C
counts up to the nth day of March past
to enable him to settle with his creditors
Since that time the business is transactc
nv Ben. & VIM. Oglc
BENJAMIN OGLE.
Frederick Town, April 90 l91.
D. rEY" Joel Harlan writes to us from tn
MOnocacv Manor about nine miles 1rol
Frederick Town, that the foxes are yer
bad in that section of the county; ana II
wants wants some Fox Hunters with goo
) packs of hounds to come down and have
frolic with the foxes, as good snow II;
) fallen and plenty sly rcynarlN can ne scar
rI M Nov. IS, 1856.