Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-10-06

;niEn3;n.ss tho nrom;sos of Can't. G. Beckley, in
Snmth Mari Of street n skeleton was discov.
:ieo aoou. ~, "u, ,... "n - thr homes It
NY .io u VIZ I.a "pp ."nw veors since II was
Illus, lia,e oet Gu - "a,;, ,,lace There arc
oonels nou W. uo " % IN how II got
n ~ , .Ap" .,,:, tI,ar., nro none who
theiG' cu' ~ io"'l., s" ~ 10 Il certain
can ueil.e 'i az. i 1 So ~ merrn Quite a
.iiat !. was ',ie uo. ;.;,o7 tho Mace ali
uelinci VI o"i I'. -. I,s. ~, ,ccn,,nt for the
.! WHOM sS c,, a.. ~ tho Lcoity it
pIcschco VI 'nH iI :.h Em,n.;n.,
was iou''".-1''"0' ~" 10"N"'"'
FALSE STATEMENT.-Wca arc requested
to state that no entrance fee will he charg
ed ladies who have articles to exhibit at
our Fair. A statement to the contrary has
been put in circulation, by some one who
had better attend tie their own business,
and not interfere with the Society.
( The Republican Citizen.
hECo\ nN' MN "io Eo', w w Wn,'.
Market district, is recovering from Inc
painful injuries he received about TWO
weeks ago at Monrovla. Mr.. WOOD was
kicked bya horse, and one OF the small
bones VI his leg was broken near ankle.
me Rep"dl'c1" Ctt'zen.
STILL ALIVE AFTER A SIX WEEKS
FAsT-Douhtlcss many of our readers,
says 1m taury hey,snr' nave a mo1'c 'soo III
W.. ""''1''s.n oo'u'na ~, I'' s,,,
posed 1s have straycd away from the
premises of Mr.. John H. Lighter, near
to"h. lhcse ho5s were ills' ,l''sseo ny Mi.
h,sh,er more 'na'' S'A weiss ~ s,nII
"'''cil 'lhe' up 10 r!loay hs'; nc oo m
leaving home that morning, he directed his
sons to make search for the swine in the
straw stack, and obcyiny these orders his
sons went to work removing the straw,
ana thclr toors nhaliy Drought 10 'eh,
Tue lonS lost hossMsome"i'at tr INN anu
rl''arE''eu, VII sun at'e. my WHY
from where they entered, having worked
thcir way around in search of n place of
ezt-1he heo"o|''a" C"'ze".
A Con, D,v,s suoor1xo Mr. Simon
Wrllrr M last Thurs'l,v shot 70 nirron,.
Charlie. U,rm.n ii. Henry cnver -.
Amos cc,imseh q ana Wm; urccn' up IN
i''"'c' D'''''''' pio''sn' w" Il ~ sqo'
i''S.
The squirrels arc quite plentiful this
S~''
Cider is selling at 81 per barrel i'll Frank
'' N''' "'
The summer hoardrrs have pretty much
all left the mountain houses.
The E,,, ;s tho cl,ri,us sc,s,n of the
vo,r whcn onnlrs AMI npts ,rc gathered to
he emf Inv the winters fire.
lhc Boar" OF e'nhty t"mm'SS'oh-
al ,u,.;ncss on Monday, October ION,
, ~, ,... y, ,,
CnrIh NJ Eurlj,tsyil]e in this Valley, will
be dedicated on Sunday, the 18th of Octo-
Der.
IF They arc going to have Dancing
So!rceat New " ndsor on the oth Instant
We are NAMED to learn chat Mrs. Sa,lcr
wife of Elder Daniel p. Soylrr. of Pine
creek il very low and not eXpcctcd to re-
coc,'
Tn. woot,,;,s,or Advocoto sors sro,v
fc,I IN ,h,t nl,r" nm ,h,. l,s, h,v nf Sen,nn "
Der,
Read the lax Collector advertisement
s8, Don't fail to Register today. 1t is
your '''S' c'''"'e'
r. ne Hr..ysnurs conquer says; o,,, Lmc
did naarri"t drawn bv six horses s'' y St
i 1 ~ rn hr a Of, ,ra "
The band played well, being efficiently led
ny i'r: n" .y, ana na ,. uniformed
,-,,. III. ,rov;na nr,;,, n,s j.. worry
appearance.
The weather is glorious.
We rcrret to hear that Mrs Epbram
town District are seriously in
rrs- w. GRO ;rf,r ,od Nv NJ Nor.
Osler that the chestnut crop is unusually
good TINS year. lie gathered half gallon
few minutes time,
The mornings arc getting very cold
Jack Frost will soon put in his appearance.
An Iowa paper tells how a bridal
parry W.T., showed 'ne l,sn' '"n,as''c zoe;
. ln'S ~, ~ tne .ln'e 81 year ;, "nen Golds
" II, n = w.
q oed % "a ont in the field nick;no hons
oNh 81 our young a'tis' d, 81" *