Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-06-25

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"'S'ly attended md good order prevailed
MNSS''S. Martin are terribly ON tn,
rush in their ice cream salour Hc,.o,
Everybody that eats it once wants more
ihry understand their business and mr.,
accommodating. Drop in and see them
They also keep elegant to>icating summc,
drinks.
TIE Democratic Central Committee 81
frcd'rlcN County, Francis BrrngIc, Chair
man, are called to meet tomorrow, Sl,ur
day, the 2fllI Of june, in the Grand Jury
Room of the Court House, for the tvansaC.
ton OF important business.
GEORGE Estcrlv, a wei, known German
citizen of Frederick, was severely cut and
wounded il East PatricI, street las, Monday
night by Jacob Ycagcr. Yc,gcr was com
mlttcd to Jail and Estcrly lies in very pre-
carious condition.
THE citizen sounds the huglc for meet,
ing and ralying of the Democratic clans
at the next election in this county. Both
the Democrats and Republicans of this
county arc equally confident that they will
succeed aI the contest in November.
HAY MAKING Harvest is drawing nigh.
The work of cutting grass was commence
Cd this week, we are informed The wca-
thcr has been cool and pleasant for the opc-
ration. The grass is short, and the hay
crop will fall below the general average.
KILLED, -- The Wayncshoro', paO Re-
c0r6 says: Martin MummoGt was thrown
from two horse wagon near Marion, and
died from the effects of his injuries in few
hours thereafter. He was member of the
German Baptist church, and in the 18th
year Of his age.
TIE Middctown IMy Register says
that John 5, little, the sprightly editor OF
the Shcphcrdstown lW. NaJ RtatSter, was
born and raised in this valley, and is n
graduate of the "Cat,,tin Enterprise of
flee, originally started AMI published by
the late Jacob f. c. Miller.
ANoyuER large invoice of those hand,
some and substantial Carlisle Ladies', Miss
cs,' and chlllrens' fine shoes, CATERS, slip.
pcrs, &C., at DR.. ! J. IIenshaw shoe en-
porum. They are actually the best in the
market. and guaranteed to be as represent
ed. Gail, examine his stock, and be salts
fed.
Rev r. II. Williams, Pastor Of the Pres
hvtcrian church Of Ere 1cricl, was recent
Is married TO Miss SanlcrsOn, 1Iug hter of
Thomas Santcrson, of Baltimore county
Her uncle, VIM. X. Sandcrson, Esq. oI
Frederick, presented Tie bride with silver
ware, &c to the amount Of $40o.
ON Sunday night last, the barn on The
home farm of Mr. Simon Long, situated il
William>port District, Washington couA
ty, was destroyed by fire. The barn con.
tanned 500 bushels of wheat, - tens o
hay, and large guam itv Of farming i'm
PIGMENTS, Sc. Supposed t" have been The
work Of an inccnd!ary
SruNlI. SHOES. Tie very hest that
the market affords may he found at the
neat and pleasant boot and Shoe emporium
Of Mr. J. J. IIcushaw Mr., II. i, a reliable
and gen,lcmanly dealer, and will sell 20,
shoes at very reasonable rates, always rep
rcsenting his goods I, be just what they
are. Give him call and you will he sat
isiicd.
Two hundred and nincty-ninc Contedcr
ate soldiers lie buried in this cemetery
the names of two hundred and fifty nine Q
whom ere known and forty unknoWn.-
The graves are in charge of the Frcderick
County Memorial Association, and arc
in excellent order. Each has marble
slab at the head, and the Whole presents 4
neat appearance.
As the 4th Of July comes on Sunday
this year, we suppose Monday will he oh
served as the proper time for keeping the
national holiday, displaying striped buni
ing, &c. Besides going to Cold Spring anc
taking e,ass of Adams Ale, and eating
n plato of Martins ice cream, &c, we know
Of nothing on the programme, calculated
TO inspire national enthusiasm.
LAST Monday was a lively day in Me
chanicstown. Early in the morning
Edward 5. Sims and Charles +. MraIy:
omnibuses from Frederick made their ap
pcarancc in our town, which with the reg
ular 'busses and hacks from Emmits5urg
gave note Of preparation that the Carolina
and busy throng to attend the commence
ment exercises were coming: that TIT
"avlanchc of the people was here
THE Banner Of Ltbcrty SAYS that durin!
the thunder storm OF last Saturday morn
ing, the dwelling house Of Mr.. Levi Ecker
about two miles south of this place, Wa
struck by lightning The lightning struci
in one corner of the building, we under
stand, breaking to pieces a table and lookn:
glass, and otherwise injuring the property
to the amount Of thirty dollars. None 0
the family were il the room at the time
and slight stunning was all the effect
| had upon them.
FREDERICK, June 15.-Thc graves @
tho Confederate dead buried in Mt. ( live