Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-12

alton of the people of Frederick as a
candidate for the next Mayoralty.-
He is well qualified for the position,
and will meet with a vigorous sup
port. Nov. Is, lo22'
Nov. Is, l7S6.-As the POST is
carried on by the Printer Of this
Paper, all letters and newspapers are
left at the Printing Office. Letters
and Papers are carried with great dis
patch from this town to Baltimore
and Winchester. Money may be sent
by the Post, but at the risk of the
owners. A letter from here to Balti-
more will be taken for 25 cents, and
the charge for the newspapers will be
8 cents. MATTHIAS BARTGIS.
April 10, 1856. We hear of sew
eral of our citizens in this county, in
clinable to making settlements in the
OHIO country, west of Wheeling, lea
wing this town in a few days to take
look at the backwoods. Before they
go they should step into the store Of
Jacob Young e. George Scott, and
get good supply Of Powder and
Lead, and have their guns in good or
der, for they may meet the rowing saw
ages on their way. The Indians are
still warlike and require close watch
ing,
Frederick Town, March l5, 1856.
WIliam Thomas G George 6chley
Beg leave to inform the Public in
general, and their friends in particu-
lar, that next door to Capt. Schley' :
Tavern, they have opened
4 COMMISSION STORE,
UNDER THE FIRM or
THOM AS & sc II l. f Y,
\NHERE they Buy, Sell and Ex-
w change all kind of Paper Mo-
ney, and Certificates, belonging to this
or any other of the United States
Bills of Exchange, rromissory Notes,
Bonds, Merchandise, Farms, Lots
Houses, Negroes, Horses, Carriages
etc, may be entered at their Office =
and the earliest Notice of the Sales
given to the proprlctorS Of the same,
They il4ttrr themselves, AS this is
very necessary system Of Exchange,
and may be extremely beneficial to
the public, it will meet with Encour-
agement; the public may be assured
that the duties of their Office, will be
attended to with the utmost care, f.
deity and dispatch that nothing on
their parts, shall be wanted to com
plcte its usefulness,
ntn- English and German Almanacs
for the year 1886, to be sold by the
Priutcr hereof.
ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 2.
In pursuance of public notice, a
meeting of the Federal Republican
voters of District No. 2, was held at
the house of Mr.. John Dill, on Satur-
day, the 9th instant, who proceeded
to business by the appointment OF
Col. JOIN McPnERsoN, Chairman,
and Richard Potts, Secretary.
The following Resolutions were
adopted, and ordered to be published
in the "Fretlerick- Town Herald
Rcso|rrd, That Capt. John Brcngle,
John Getzcndtlnner, John Stoner, Wal
ter Poole, David Buckley, Maj. r. G.
Mcpherson, Baltzer Fout. Frederick
A, Schley, Col. Stephen Steiner, Jos.
NJ. Cromwell, Frederick Stoner, Geo.
Lease, DR.. John Baltzell, Jacob Rasor
and Col. John Mcpherson, be Com
mittee to represent this District in
the General Committee, to be held in
Frederick Town, for the nomination
of two candidates for the Electoral
College to elect the next Senate Of
Maryland, and Of four candidates to
represent this county in the next
House OF Delegates of this State.
Resolved, Tnat it be recommended
to the Committees from the several
Districts Of the county, to meet in
General Committee, at the house of
John Dill, in Frederick Town, at l2
o'clock, IN SATURDAY, the 23d in
stant, to propose Federal Republican
candidates for the suttragcs Of the
people Of Frederick County at the ap-
preaching election.
j. MCPHERSON, hmm.
r. PORTS. Sec'ry.
August II, 1921.
CAMP MEETlNG.-A Camp NEE
tang will commence on the farm Of
Enoch Umpstead, in Frederick coun-
ty, on the 10Th day of October next,
between Frederick Town and Liberty
town, aud Woolsboro', about ight
miles from the former, and about four
miles from the latter place. No cakes
or cider will be allowed to be sold
within the limits Of the Camp Ground.
Sept. 81, 1911.
REGISTERED VoTERs.-Tha follow
ing is List of the Registered Voters
of Mechanicstown District at the sit
ting of the Registrar, on the 10th,
18th and 18th Of September, by Ber-
nard Collihower, Officer of Reglstra-
ton Vim. Brooks, George B. Dorsey,
Henry C. Fleasel, Jo, iah Flohr, Geo