Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-02


at Sl,1j per hushel.
3 The connection Of the Frederick
ana PENNSYLVANIA Line Railroad with the
Western MARYLAND Railroad al l.oats Sta
ton i, badly managed from some cause
%: another There i, II" satisfactory
90 Meeting link between the t"" Rn!!wnys.
Nobody Gurs from this section 10y Kali to
Frrdcrir!; BY that route Mt present There
" no connection properly torrance! as yet
1t should be seen to, and time tables fixed
4 Grand Mars Meeting of the friends OF
GREEL.Y, BROWN and tlltlil NE, tnS
final rally before the Day of Battle-Wlil
be held in front of the Western Maryland
Hotel, Emm;,sburs, on Monday evening
the ltn of November.
cyt~ Mrrhancstown is quiet and orderly
as any place Of its size in the country.
WE'LL DoHE.-.A number Of our indus
tr.uiI, citizens have devoted day or two
this week in fixing up and repairing the
lane or alley which leads from Main street
to the vai,ed Brethren Church. A good
work well performed.
The mnce pic season will soon come
INTO vogue.
The leaves are leaving the trees very
rapidly.
Cider is abundant this year and sells at
reasonable rates but barrels, in which to
keen it, are scarce and dear.
REMOVED CAsEs.-The following cases
have been removed from Allegany County
Circuit Court to this county, to be tried at
our February term David Sexton, charg-
ed with assault and battery with intent TO
kill John Sommerville on the Goth Of Aug.
last. in the Piedmont Mine at Barton
State VS. John Raglan. Assault and Bat
terry. State VS.. George Herring. Selling
liquors to minors State vs.. George Long.
Selling liquors to minors State W.. Conrad
Lottig, Selling liquors to minors. State
vs.. Christian Eighner Selling liquors to
minors. State vs.. William Hinchman.-
Selling liquors to minors State vs.. A. J.
Topper. Selling liquors to minors. State
vs. ID. Lear. Selling liquors to minors
State vs. Ferguson & Cruzen. Selling H.
quors to minors. State vs.. Edward Hadra.
Selling liquors to minors State vs.. VIM.
Powers. Selling liquors to minors. State
VS. Charles. G. Miller. Selling liquors to
minors. Frederick Examiner.
REGISTRATION OF VoTERs. - Mr.. B.
Collitower, the Registrar for this District,
completed the Registration of Voters last
Monday and Tuesday. The number of
Registered and Transferred from other Dis
tricts in the last two days were ....... 80
Struck off on account of death or re-
| moval. .... 20
Net additional New Voters -. Is
Making the whole number Of actual vo-
tiers in til" District Of Mechanicstown 5l1
| Last year II WAS. ................. 49s
| Increase. 10
.@g- Mr. Robert Stoner, conductor on
the i:29 morning train Of the w. Nj, Rail
road, who has taken u months recreation
during the month Of October, resumed Ills
old position on the lst inst.
| ~ Mr. Vincent Little has four Of the
largest hogs in Mechanicstown.
The nights are again as dark as the Black
Hole of Calcutta.
Fill your lamps in the morning, and then
YOU need not trim them at night. A little
foresight my prevent accidents.
Oar milcrs wear bright faces. The
creeks are now running with large sur
plus OF water.
~ The cars whistle past the Depot
early in the morning-4:l5 A. NJ at u live
~ rate.
~" jess" Sheets is the conductor and
John Burke, the engineer,on the early train
for Baltimore. They seem to be experts
and thJrou ,hly understand their business
~ The Western Maryland Railroad is
doing ali in its power to improve this place.
| Now let our citizens take hold in the right
spirit and they can build up the town SO as
to make it an inland city.
| From the smoky, hazy appearance Of the
atmosphere, the weather prophets think
Indian Summer is upon us and that it
will extend into the middle of this month
e Always think twice before you
speak once. and it will save YOU from say
ing many a thing which you will regret
ever to have said
tE The big fortune for the Zimmerman
family in the United States is on the tapis
again. This time J. Madison Cults, p. o.
Box 205 Washington City, wishes all the
members of that family to communicate
with him ON the subject.
TELEGRAPH POLES, 49, The telegraph
poles have been put up past this place from
Union Bridge to Hagcrslown. The poles
and wires will cost about $3.50 per mile in
putting them up, to he paid jointly by the
Atlantic and Pacific Company and the
W. NJ. Railroad. The poles (chcstnut)
wcre procured in the Bar ems below Vest
Minister and cost 70 cents a piece,
LARGE TuRNIP.-Mss Ellen Moser sent
to our Office large turnip grown in her
garden, which weighed 81 pounds. This
is rather ahead of Mr.. Eli Grof's tnrnip
patch, who has grown 100 bushels OF tur-
nips on half acre of ground.
SALE OF A FARM Captain Henry r..
Harris Executor of Samuel Toms sold on
Saturday last, II, the Dill House in Frcdcr
lex civ, the farm of the deceased in
Woolsboro' District containing I4i acres,
to Mr.. John lioelkey, for 5000 per ncr~,
amounting in the az ,rcgatc To Sll.13,?'!.
[Fr,dertrk Jnion.
f.ycnrM --"Shoull foreign Emigration
he Encouragcd:" Champions, David $.
Firor and l.. II Wacsrhr. Essay. Henry
C. Foreman. Defamation, John Root.
eFf- Those who advertise the most sell
the most and get rich the fastest.
Musical SorKEE. - The Choir of Mt
Calvary Protestant Episcopal church of
Rail nit a