Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-27
v.r,sf 3; Io:!t1:L0.ElI grIllA.l q
CuNed from Bartgis' "4Hary'and (HIon~le'
und "F.dtrul Gasotte."

in the town OF FREDERICK, OH tHe ~
instant. after an illness of few days
Master ANDREW THOMPSON, I
youth of great promise, and the prid'
of many friends, son Of the late An
drew Thompson, deceased.
Nov. lS23.-Jacob Cramer, Fore
man of the Grand Jury, made re
hort upon the condition of the Aim
House and Jail, which was satlslac
torv il, reference to Thomas W, Nor
gan Sheriff, John Martin, the Jaller
and Justinian Mayberry, Keeper O
the Aims House.
In June, 1923, Arthur Fleming
David B. Dewitt, James NJ. Shellman
Samuel Webster, Thomas Fleming
and Jacob Gomber were appointed
Collectors to receive money to bulc
the Presbyterian church OF Frederick
In the summer Of 1923, the people
of Frederick town and county, were
afflicted with the canal mania. A
lateral or cross-cut canal from the
Potomac through Frederick town and
county to Baltimore city was then
talked about and strongly urged-the
Railroad fever had not then sprung
up-and at a meeting Of the citizens
Of the town and county held at the
Green Tree Tavern kept by Jacol
Reasor & Co., on the lst Of Soptem,
Der, 1928, at which CASPER MANTz
Esq. acted as chairman, and WIN
ScliLEy, was appointed Ssecretary
VIM. Goldshorough, Esq. offered q
preamble and resolutions in favor ol
the project - making that the test
question for the election Of members
to the House Of Delegates.
August s, ls27.-Fre1erick Coun-
tv Court met on Monday last, when
the uries We're discharged until the
fourth Monday of October-ti,' 'rFo-
M,r btutg too 'c'"m to transact b">'-
ness E",W'"F.
April 80, lS23. NoTlcE.-persons
wishing to make enquiries in relation
to suits under my care i'll the courts
OF this county, viii please cal Oh
Frederick A. Schley, Esq, who will
give them the necessary information
X. b. TANEI.
Frederick town, Jan. As, lSlJ.--
The public at this moment is CONSTANT
lv on the tlptoe of expectation. The
arrival of every mail, either from the
South, the North, the East or the
West, is awaited with eagerness.-
From Europe decisions of the most
momentous nature are expected. -
From the Southwest We look anxious
lv for the fate of New Orleans--and
from the Northwest something rela-
tive to the winter campaign ought to
leak out. In short time we may
reasonably expect so much on each of
these important subjects rs to enable
us to draw some tolerable safe CON
cllsions as to the continuance of the
war; and it is expected, if the present
hope of a speedy peace is not realized
or strengthened, that such measures
will be pursued by our Government
as will insure a vigorous prosecution
of the improbable contest as the only
means left to bring us back to the
blessings of peace Plain Dealer.
INDEPENDENT HOSEMEN .
You are hereby notified to attend
at the Union Tavern, this evening, at
7 clock. By order,
PHILIP REICH, Sec'ry.
Sept. l, 1921.
Saturday, Oct. q, lS21.-FIRE
On Tuesday morning last, about
day ybreak, a bed room in the house OF
the Rev. DAVID f. ScHABFFER,of this
town, was discovered to be on fire
The alarm was Immediately given,
and t1e flames soon extinguished -
Mr.. Schaelfcr received some personal
injuries from the flames in his efforts
to suppress them.
A CARD The Rev. Mr.. .Sc1aoAor
tenders his most grateful acEnow dS-
ments to the citizens Of Frederick, for
their prompt and efficient aid in ex-
tinguishing the fire at his house on
Tuesday morning last. Their cxer-
tions, with the aid Of the Almighty,
IN all nrnn, hiIt,, Sayp1 the lives Ot