Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-11-17
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GY- The Republicans OF Emmitsburg
celebrated their trip up Salt River on last
Saturday night. The Democrats of the
same place will celebrate their Victory by
a torch light Procession 20 mig ht
Keep an eye on your chicken coops
about these times. Footpads are prowling
round
We shall have rest from political cx-
Icitemcnt now for awhile at least.
cEThc farm of the late John Ycssier,
near Chewsvhe, Washington county, con.
In ,t,, Al 1,,,i,>
last to MIR John ostcr, for $5,sS7.
CX Sin,on A. Weller, Master Builder,
is busy building houses. The town and
country seems to be improving.
ca All who visit Mrchan;csown seem
to be pleased with the place. Great pity
we can't induce ahout 1000 capitalists,
master mechanics and good workmcn to
settle down here. We think they will
after a while.
cB We call attention to ,h, Public
Sale of the property Of the htc Samuel
Beard in Adams county, Pa
cY" BE kind and charitable to your
political opponents, hnd observe toward
all the amenities and sweet civilitcS Of q
christian life. "I>orgivc, if you expect to
be forgiven"
Husband your resources for a rainr day.
You don't know how soon it may come.
CEs" Many Of the young p,olii2 of this
county OF both seXcs, leave the lalIl of
their fathers. and take Horace G,celcy's
advice and go " est Thus it has been
and will continue to the end OF time
FINE CoRN.-Mr Ezra W. ThoriHs, who
lives within short distance OF the t"Wa
II Jefferson, brought II oar office Dr iU"s
day last, three tremendous ears Of corn.
one Of them containing ia ~.ains. nn a
- acre fled Mr. Thomas raised 213 barrels
az 10 barrels to the acre The abGv" Eic,l
II considered large for this scl>nn, Ha most
OF our taln,,rS Will not rraiiIe more 'lun
from FIVE t" sever barrels -~itp (ifetH.
SALE OF GNoFf' rAHk.-THr >chp"t/'M
Park was sold yesterday nt public safe to
Ms. Joseph Croft Tor s.,O1O.-D,
~ The personal property of Mr.. Thos.
Dan brought a tnir price at tnc sale last
" edncsday. 1t takes }. FL VI Nrtin to
make things go lively at public AZ ton.
DEATH or GEORGE Nc, RE.-Nr. Geo,
Moore, an aTcl and respectable citizen Of
FREDERICK, died last week in tina. place,
aged 81 years.
IS" WHEAT is selling at 81 per hnsllcl at
Nayncaboro, in Franklin county, Pa.
IS" The streams in tins section of the
county are very low, ana the MIXERS do
Hut little grinding.
C." The Democrats cf this c0irty have
had ollifi"aton meetings 1t Rnakcy,'oWn
and New MARKET, rejoicing over their vic
tories
- " heat IS selling in this market 1T
81 10 per 5lshcl
5-Wcs,crn Pennsylvania coke is being
freely used at Tn, new Iron FurDaCu ut
tatoctin works in lieu OF! anthrNt'i.c coal
1t makes II No. iron, and the new Furnace
is turning ont the Iron beds handsomely.