Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20
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were taken 10 Evansville, in IL" N,-'",-
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for juternrnt yesterday (frl'ay)
oornine.-Lr,Irjck U~u11.
C1Mp MErriNG.--The near ar
proarh of the time for the holding Of
ranp meetings, requires US to make
mention of what We know concerning
the Camp of Frederick Station, N. +.
Church. From good authority We
have asccrtaincl that Frederick STA
ton and RulkcyAown will join and
hold Union Camp Meeting near
Evansville, date not determined upon
as vet. For the past two seasons the
camp Of this Station has been held at
Cra,ner's Woods, but the inconven-
fence experienced in obtaining water,
has prompted the management to re-
turn to the old religious "tentln5
ground above mentioned.
Ecautck Herald
HORSE SoLD.-We understand that
Dr. George NJ. Zimmerman sold his
fine black buggy horse to Hon. John
l.. CHAPMAN Of Baltimore for 5000,
Mr. Chapman is we'll pleased with
his bargain, and says he would not
part with the animal on any consId-
Grafton.
t How THINGS LooK--Undcr This
caption, the WiIIiamsport I'/ot u
:, paper that is independent in politics,
l saws that while the Republicans care
: little uneasy about the future IN
! case of harmonious union OF the lib
) erals and Democrats it is "useIeS5
e to attempt to disguise the fact that
{, some few Democrats here in Williams
Il port will support Grant as against
l. Greeley, while numbers will remain
/ from the polls altogether. We ratA-
l. er guess this will be found to be the
case everywhere, despite the Dragging
It of the leaders of the Greeley move
t. nent.-XngerStoaru H""lW.
's HEAVY THUNDER SToEN.-A Sc
y we're thunder storm passed West OF
HagerstUwn on Sunday night last,
which we understand did considerable
a damage to the corn and fences III the
ri region Of country between the l'"to-
mae river and the Pennsylvania line,
re- over which it passed. In this town
AT but little rain fell, and no INJURY was
he sustained from the wind.
ut, n" Hoyersto~' HcroM
h. NHkc fAAHFnAHE here S' VIII be Err! Grand
ne Sabbath School Festival held in t,c grove
KS of William HULL Esq, near Crcagcrstown,
on Saturday, the 2,th day Of July, 1872,
tc half mile southeast of CrcawcrStown. for
t the purpose Of securing Library for the
10 Union Sabbath School of Crcaycrstown.-
of At night there will be Il Concert held by
rs the Singing Association, supcrintcndcd by
of Prof Anocrs. Music vocal and instrument
ne tai, \ nice time is anticipated. Ice cream
~ and refreshments will be on the ground.
III Wheat is coming down in price
/" flour ditto
n. PATENT IssrED.-To Mr.. George
Ic W. !. Shatlner, Of Frederick, Md, for
rs Sectional Steam Generator.
e Under the revised postage law,
III transient newspapers (weighing two
:, = ounces and under-few weigh more)
90 through the mail at one cent,
-, prepaid of course.
IS Mr.. Thomas Weller, of Springfield,
re Sangamon county, Illinois, is now on
Sc a visit to his friends to Mechanicstoyn
- his native home.
# We refer our readers to the Annu-
j. al Report of the Mechanicstown
le Building Association. 1t presents q
If satisfactory exhibit of financial opera
# tons But more persons should Join
if the membership and strive toaugment
II the buildings and population of the
l. town.
y Blackberrics are moro abundant
than were their predecessors -rasp-
y berries and Strawberries.
Il The prettiest girl who has passed
,, through Mechanicatown this spring 4
and summer is said to have been from
Smithsburg. She was the Observable
"A all observers at the late Far,