Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-07
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Chaser son of Peter GlOsscr, uIo" NV
latter mart of last November, in crossing
the Monocacy ut Sells Mills was 1l ou"
Inst Saturday, the Dist instant NJ w lsoI hs
fnrling, about six miles be'o" Wne'u NV
was drowned His chin was hrs' , sion
sticking out of the water. ana upon ooIa
raised the corpse was found not " W. NJ
composed. The body was iouhd ny W.
Bowers boys, who were engaged y, m,' n'" rn
/ ing fence along the MOnocacy. nv
mains were conveyed to his mthci iu
dence, four miles north east Oh h''lll''IaJ n,ss
md inferred in Mt Joy Cemetery A''""'
county, Pa.
At Middlcburg, Carroll county, on 'he
25th of January, 1874, HIDE Ll NV so'
Of Lewis Lynn, aged year 5 months ana
20 days.
eas- THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FREDERICK
cnnntv will commence at the Court House
in Frederick City next Monday morning ~
10 O'CLOCK.
FAT SrEEn.-Mr. Absolom Smith, re-
siding at Bridgeport, near the Monocacy,
, in this county, Emmitsburg District on
, the I'd instant, slaughtered tlne stcer
three wears and six months old, when
dressed 9OS pounds 1t was so tat tlat !.
is not fit for table use; tit for notning o";
+; to boil soup and to feed hounds WIN anu
+ it makes them sick. But nevertheless some :
people will cat it-especially the lovers oi
fat beef
, SSow.-One Of the deepest SHOWS OF me
3 season fell on Monday night and TUESDAY
. morning. There was not much slelgh'hs'
-, owing to the roads being in a rough con-
= dition and the wind blowing strong
/. north wcstcr.
Hon. John A. Koons has introduced
d Bill into the Legislature OF the Sr"'e I" IN,
, corporate a company 70 buiio Town IDOL
in Mechanicstown.
- DEATH OF Noah WALKER.-Mr. Noah
, Walker. a native Of Frederick County
u. NOV C.rrolD, who was born III l7s6, d'eo
~ near Baltimore city, on the ~ 'nS!ano
u lie commenced life poor boy. In 1870?
@ when only IL years Of age, he went T." b"'
D. timorc, and was an GRAND boy in tho stor.
" of n Mr.. Grapevine subsequently IN ~"
- he was a clerk in The store Of Mr.: r. LILY
:, Frederick town In the year 1916 he wen
~ to E,nmitshurg, and worked at the sl'"'
:" making business with Thomas kadtor'
-. from 1916 to 1918. He made shoes for tn
y students at Mt. St Mary's College and tn
ri Young misses at st. JoScph's House II
Subsequently removed to Baltimore. an
y made shoes with Mr.. Solomon on rei'
Point. In 1927, he commenced thc It"oI
Il made clothing business in Market 9Pnfe
~ and atlcrwnrd built "Wa,hington Han I"
Baltimore near Calvert street. where II
done business and amasscd large fortune
II; Some Is years ago he retired IRON CUISINES
ny worth over 1t million of dollars. ~
ne ncphcws still carry on tie business al u,
lie, old Sand, In his time iic built some "
g, hm,Ses in Baltimore. he was reg"r"c'
, very honest man, and liberal in hi, de'
rr ;,r, and had hosts of friends. He leave
rcd an ONLY son and some nrphcWS and niece
to inherit his large fortune, Ills l"'e'
m was largely attended.
~ nrn - M>..l..- l.:"s ti"'r'
Hog day in this Iattni". that fable
' ,', weather prosno-ticator emerged tro
'M his subtrrranean home, and put Il
Of ''uglv mug" ab;re ground to dlstel
the "Syns of Zodiac." Percelyir
BILE the i:.dlcations of the llyperbort:
60 regions, bv the snow flakes falling ia
or ". and furious, no sun shining and l
va shadow in view, he quietly Shrugg,
our his shoulders and d.rleu back 10 l.
y. cosy burrowing hole.
,G Ills the sunset of life that gives lu
.ln tire to ella ,sic,l lore,
tho Prophecies and coming events ca
:, their shadows before
R- "Ronghing it, is now defn
' ,a1 as trying to kiss "divinlty who
wv neck is encircled by the fashionab
= of rufs. Plenty OF our Young men a
'cir busy roughinS it in all kinds
o. weather.
Ea, nea- 1t takes exactly thirty nj
The the hair pins to do up the hair Of a you
, I"e lady of the period.
III, hey A young lady Of this town W
'"' heard to say at the Post Off &c t
soft other evening-"If don get lett
ems by this mail, want to know what
was doing Sunday. Why don't
S' " send Inc IL valentine. That's all.
,;tv rGs- The beautiful young ladies
for Smithsburg, it is reported amo
the on dts of the day, are about g
'ey, ting up another Fair. They knt
''hy how to make themselve agreeable u
h.r- attract customers.
1ay- The Waynesboro' (Pa.) Rect
s snd' says that village is full Of sparkli
,ory widows with diamond eyes and 4
burn hair and cheeks glowing W;
ll'u- freshness like humping red potato
mem IN Here's chance for widowers who ;
''''' not chicken-hearted. If pad
ibid Carey" was around and about,
t to would scale the mountains and gl
along the banks of the Antietam
I ,Is fore st. Patrick's Day in the morni
John s9- After congregation is .
missed in the evening, and you
and man intends going home with YOU
'ha1- lady, he must not hunt for his u
,,.o brella, or the young lady might WI
nent off and leave him.
g. a@ The weather prophet has
'' nn that the first three days Of Febru;
would be trough" this year, but
Nc ter that we should have mild sprl
oun- and that the trees would bud :
0rSc blossom at an early doy.
:: What says.the ground hog to
hui prediction?
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