Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-19

GEACEIIAM, Oct. 1S, rs.
ED. CLARION The largest Republican
meeting held thus far in the district was
held in this pace, Tuesday night, i'll Ben
ncts warehouse. Some two or three hun
bred were in attendance, including the
Hayes and Wheeler Club of Mechanics
town, Of which we also ere members. Mr..
elias. w. Miller, postmaster of Frederick,
addressed the meeting in Il substantial man
ncr and all agree that it was good TO be
there. He spoke for considerable length
of time, touching upon all the important
points Of the present campaign, avoiding
personalities and sticking closely to the is
sues Of the day. The meeting adjourned
at an early hour with three rouzing cheers
for Hayes. Wheeler and McComas. Every
thing passed OF pleasantly and quietly.
A Repub.
DRUNK.-It is certainly bad enough for
men to get drunk and make themselves
lower than beasts, but q more dcplorablc
and disgusting sight than that is drunk
eli woman. On Saturday last we were
compelled to witness Il scene Of This kind
y miserable female of the tramp pcrsus
sion came into our town, filled herself full
of bad whisky, and performed several al.
tics on the street to the great delight of
the roughcr class, and to the utter disgust
OF the better portion Of our community
After promenading up and down Water
street some half dozen times, followed by a
crowd Of young boys, she was finally token
in charge by Il young man, whom she used
some violent cpithets toward and after be
ing rather roughly handled by him left the
town. She should have been placed in the |
lookup, but unfortunately neither Of the |
town officials were at home. Our hotel
keepers ought to act little more judi |
ci0Haly in The transaction Of their business,
and refuse all women Of this stamp as they !
are five times more degraded than men
wien under the influence Of liquor.
DyH young boys we fear are growing to
be mcu too fast, at least in some Of tie /
vices that men are addicted to. Every |
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at Tie depot, long uclorc the arrival Of the
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Ii would be Il rood idea for the pnrpnis Of
lhc.c bow, TO keep them in the house aft r.
supper each day and not allow them +, 90
l., the depot, rs they urc Of no use wbnt.
ever ont ,Ectc and ,DIy pick up thino.
which in time win lead TO their utter ruin
We .urI,g.i.,.iol ,,.l their m;yro,s arc mo-,
aware of u.pir actions else lhry wprlI ru,
IA stop to it and make them Stay in atI
rtrnt, OF late these bov, lave carried ON
50 that the ,lcpot, AZ an accommodation for
luuie, and strangers, is worse tEau = bar
room, and they are con,ncIIcl TO listen 70
all sorts ofconyrrsatioo AMI rp1r cnithrts
Parents take a walk out there some even
Ing and see for Yourselves. Keep your bows
y, horne and save lnrm from = tnrrib,c
end. The aren't on,ut 10 do ,omc,Ltur
toward broaIiuo mn hi. n,i,ancr If he
can't keep them oil the platform he ough
certainly pr,nlbj, their cn,cyiny the watt
inc room auI unuovfor ycs,or,ohIr ms.
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'''"H"'l nave '""'" nam 'o' ii'H' "7"I-
e!, "s h'7 lace Was 'Hoy Scared ana
oF"!"e', 'ut II" soon mace N"o"h 'Nc
'"U'r OF MS uh'i,'UEa' appearances ne Was
H:I't'% from his nome Ih'o i'"l'e!""h creek
/" '@Nc Tie cars 'of ''.lS pace, "heh ny
SOM" reason or other the wagon upset,
lrrnvinq Mr. Eylcr on, and di,tiourinsr
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personal appearance IS somewhat m"''''eo
he is Al. right internally and Will soon look .
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