Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-27

JOHN WAMPLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
Jesse Slingluh, Jacob Iingling
Ludwig Wampler, David Kephart
William Durbin, David Gieman,
John Fisher, Thomas Wells,
Joshua Jones, Sllas Hlbberd.
OFFICE OF PAY AND RECEIPT.
Frederick town.
DR.. William Tyler, President,
Ezra Mantz, Cashier,
William NJ. Beall, .Ir. Book Keeper
DIRECTORS:
Jos. Swearingen, John Nelson,
w. K ,Sanderson, John Brengle,
JIM Cromwell, John Markell,
Henry Kuhn, Robert McCleery,
Gideon Bantz, Thos W. Morgan,
B. S, Pigman, Dr.Gratton Duvall.
May 81, 1903. The inhabitants Of
this town are requested to be upon
their guard, as a number of idle per
sons, whose appearance indicates
strong suspicion Of dishonesty have
been seen lurking about the streets
for several days past. 1t is supposed
that they came from some seaport
town to the Eastward.
Rep"j(ican gazette.
PRICES OF PRoDrCE IN FREDERICK
Sept. &, 1S23-Flour $3.50 to -, Is
per barrel; wheat 81 ,OOMf1 o3 per
bushel; rye 4otn5O cts. corn 7O(u7I
cts turn ps ~ to 81 cts, sweet po-
1otoes 81 ,0OMSl .; Irish potatoe,
81 cts. apples % to 81 cts. peaches
37M5O cts. ; bacon S to 10 cts. per
pound beef Ju6 cts. veal 4Nd6 cts;
pork 4(n6 cts. mutton 500 cts.
butter l2(nlS cts. eggs 8 to 10 cts,
Nav 80, l7SG.-Durlng the week
the Hon Charles Carroll Of Carroll
ton, one of the SignerS Of the n"rIar-
alton Of independence, and Col. john
Eager Howard, the Hero of Cowpens,
and commander of the old Maryland
Line, arrived in Frederick town.
.Nuylen,d GronI"}r.
Feb. Is, 1856. j, II, Hawkins,
father of Thomas Hawkins, left Fred
erick- town for Rati>noretown, and
carried the Post Packet with him. -
There were more letters dispatched
by this packet than was known for a
long time before.
MAY II, 1886 Where, says a cor
respondent writing to Us from the
Trap Newtown,now called Jefferson, J
can we behold a more united and
prosperous people of the same number
Of inhabitants, than that which exists
in Frederick county. Having just
returned from visit to the beautiful
falls of the Shenandoah, where i;
empties into the Potomac, | was awe
struck with the grandeur and sub
Unity of the scene. 1t is here where
Gen. Washington used to gaze for
hours, regarding it as one Of the most
loveliest spots in creation.
June II, 1904. - MARRIED, on
Tuesday evening last in the Catholic
church Frederick town, by the Rev
John Dubois, Mr.. JOHN WRIGHT
to Miss POLLY TABLER,
Nov. 20, l797.-I offer myself to
the consideration Of my fellow-citizens
of Frederick county as candidate
for the next Sheriilaljy.
VALENTINE BROTHER.
Frederick town.
March 8, 1917. - MARRIED. - On
Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
p. Davidson, Mr.. SAMUEL WEB
STER to Mrs. SARAH SCOTT.
To the Voters of Frederick Co,tnty
! offer myself to your consideration
as candidate for the next Sheriff
atty. Ellie OGLE.
March %. 1877.
pen. The True Friend Of the PEG,
pie, or the Impartial Advocate by
Matthias Dartsis and VIM B. Burke
WAS announced to be published il
F'relorlck-town, April l., 1917.
To the Waters of EteIy3"k Coun'y
! offer myself AZ a candidate for
the next Sheritfaltv.
VIM. NJ. BEALL, Jr.
April %, 1917,
Aug. u, 1907. = One volunteer
company has at length been made uT
in this town. The officers We're vo'od
for OIL Monday evening last, whor
Henry Steiner wa5 elected Captai',
John Richie, Lieutenant, and !lw
renee Bsongl", E.nslSn. Baltimore
shall not have all tho credit of raising
volunteers, as it is expected that tWt
or three more companies will shortly
be in reaaiIoas There might be-
however,, if half the care WAS taken tt
raise mon, than has been 10 ma5'
officers, before they had any knowleiG,
OF who they we're to command.
RepubhnaH Gosct'e.
TROOP ORDERS The member.
ct tLp first ErrNrrfrlI TrO0r ~ C,v,,