Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-12-07

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GroeefieI etc
Ihe-fTair will open Dec. 23d.
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IlYMENEAL.---I'he nuptlal ceremony
: on last Tuesday evening, at st. Johns
Church, CreagerStownr between DIR.
! M1cMAEL d, ZIMMERMAN and Miss
/ LAURA G. kdeNs, was witnessed with
considerable interest by a large as
sembly of friends. At TIE appointed
hour the bride and groom wore esqor-
ted to the church by Their special in
vited friends, where the happy couple
were Joined together in the bonds Of
matrimony, the Rev. n. L. Gilds Of
I hciating on the occasion. After re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends they returned to the maternal
home Of the bride, where an elegant
bridal supper was participated IN
Leap year is drawing to close; and
the Doctor allowed himself to be cap
tured bv one Of the fair ones Of the
staid old village. Success and pros
perity. attend them through life
Who j be the next to follow
SALE or REAL rEsrATE.--I.ast week
Mr.. D. c. Kemp, Of the vicinity Of
Frederick city, bought, at private sale,
of Mr.. Wilson Martz, 1909 acres Of
land lying 9! miles north west OF
Frederick city, at $to5 per acre. This
includes one halt Of the growing wheat
crop.
MoNTEvuE HosrlTAL.-.Wo under
stand that tlis institution contains, at
the present time, abont one hundred
and thirty-fve inmates.
sss~ Variety SMITHS IN Froder-
ick is the pI""c to got Christmas and
New Years presents. See ad
Coop DIvInrNp. The .l'rodoricl;
County National Bank has declared a
'hul'y- dividend this "eeN.
FINE Hoes. Mr. Wnf:~ Noser, OF
this District, klIleA.E5 hos.sthjs week,
Weighing is follows: 2an, 2i5!, 433,
~ -'., ~ ~, -"~2 g "'o' 40
800, 2@o, -'S, 2N-: :.
rls. Owing to a rnisrIa'td switch
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DEATH or AS OLD DErr>pEH.--Mr.
VIM Me,zo3;r died at the residence OF
ms son IN law AIR. " m. II ShnS' on
'he m"ih'ns OF We A9,h "it'' III lhe
o"'h yea" o. ms age lie was one Oh
The defenders OF baltimore IN lolf;
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ladies are "urilung' themselves for
the merry making
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AcCIDENTs.-Mr. Jacob Whitmore,
sen while butcheriug this week, and
While IN the act OF catching hog
was thrown against the fence and
Mr., David Weller was chopping
wood in the mountain, and his axe
slipped, and cut his foot severely.
DR.. Geo. M. Zimmerman rendered
SUI '' ''' - 'O'' ''N ~
BE- Protracted meeting season is
now at hand, and we hope the wicked
ones will take the matter of their i'm
provement into serious consideration.
Anu,rrrn 70 rrr Ran We omit
ted to mention at the proper time the
admission of Charles P. Derr, ESQ, as
a practitioner at. tire Frederick Bar.
Mr., Derr is a son of the late John Derr,
of this county, and is a Young, gentle
man of excellent parts, and gives
Prom'se Oh '"'"'e "'''o'ieS' III mo
Ired,,,cl 1,.o,,,;oe,