Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-01-18

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Valentine, of the Upper Monocacy.
brought to our Office last Monday a
mammoth pumpkin which weighed
4Si pounds. The vine on which the
pumpkin grew contained - other
ppmpkins the aggregate Of which was
AIS pounds. Most aa8ured!y these
We're "some pumpkins.
JAMES NJ. HARDING, Esq, Of Fred
erick, died last Sunday in that place,
aged about GG years. He was q son
John l.. Harding, formerly Mayor Of
Frederick, and grand son of James
Marshall, Of Monocacy Manor. Some
fifty wears AGO he wrote in the clerks
Office under John Schley, WIS mem
Der Of the "Warren Greens, and also
u member Of Columbia Lodge Of Free
Masons. lie was bu lied with masonic
honors.
cz;"Our town has numerous charming
naidcns and fascinating young widows,
and they are getting married OH az fast As
the Ministers can perform the hyneneal
ceremonies.
.g"This is the place to get your Sale
Bills printed. Bring them along.
c75"Wc are indebted to Messn John
Murphy g. Co., 1872 Baltimore street, Balti-
more, for beautifully printed pamphlet
copy of the Address Of S. Teackle Wallis,
Chairman of the Committee, with the re.
ply of His Excellency, Governor Whytc,
delivered in the Senate Chamber at An
napolis, at the unwilling of the statue of
Chief Justice TANEY, Dec 10Th, 1872. It
is elegantly printed. The address is in
Mr.. Wallis best style.
~" BE virtuous, marry and you will be
happy. Advertise and you will Ike busy
and become rich.
Cow Rus OVER. - Last Friday week
the mail train from IIagerstown ran over
a cow at Germantown, belonging to John
Nicholson.
ST. JOINS CoLLEGE.-Frank H.
Silewefl, Of townsville, and Charles W.
c. Weagley, Of Buckeystown, have
been appointed 10 The free scholarships
10 which this county is entitled in tho
above institution.
ADMITTED TO THE BARK. I
Semlnes moved he admission Of B.
L. NJ. Hurley, whom, he said, was
known to the Court as member Of
the bar Of Frederick county and OF the
Court Of Appeals and Of the United
States Court lu"6erI>'a 1ames.
n,s, Last Saturday we nubl;shed tho
f,,Iou; " and tho .aon4l viii he fonnd
Lr!o,t 60
r> n,r 7, i ,,.,,,,,,r uono,.oa,,,
rcnrrnl)y bcij,y,,l ,nat ncst THURSDAY
.yr.!inS. one Of the verify young mcchan.
IT, Of his town will lead to the altar one Of
ire a'rnm'''a.."1 ,',;I'. on the 'lllage. Inc
;in n'i,'5 ''>' ''' vi ''','oe " NC VIC "no'
,.,,
~ nH rT>I"nr" ., 'T% hr "Tnr ParG 1s,s
instant. nv the Rev ! Blirkrn,arrfer ' Of
the Moravian church. Mr. N.lHLON !.
HWiT.NDRE to Miss 1.FIIE CREE:
u FIX daa, '''F OF James Crceg'r' both Of
'"'S price,
AGEIcrLTGGAL Society. At the
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,nrr|a ;,,,, ti;nan' ,,.,,n, , n1Sa,aj tar ,Io
'o.., 7n u,,.> pn4m, ~. ra;r
fax Schev: Vice President, Benjamin
j. Snortler Treasurer. Calvin Page;
earrotlry, II. c. KoeA!er; Cores
pondng Secretary. has II. Keeter.
At the same time the following dis.
trirt Vice Presidents were elected:
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= o'l' NlcSAosNey NO D., ., y, ~ - DICK
GnS'@A NO. = Jonn l.. " of'aing'oh'
Anlers No 10 Lewis Crawford No
H. Geo F. Crumbaugb No -
Henry r. neavor No * Edward
4 SErjner: No II Ezra NJ Thomas;
No. Is, John b Kunkel: No l6
Don;ol V Uor,. NJ, ~ A1o,r;co n
Starr; No. Is, Vim. r. Dorsey.
Frcdcyick Examiner.
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