Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-07-12

THE latest from Crcagcrstown is, that
100000 hogs attached the town at both
ends and are rapidly roofing up the streets
SO says friend Staub.
DEATH OF MIR. JOHN pIILEEGER.--Thc
numerous friends of this gentleman
throughout the county, will regret to hear
of bis death, which occurred at his resi-
dence, about four miles south of this city,
on Friday last, after brief illness, aged n
wears. The deceased was well known to
most of the citizens of this county, being a
miller for number of years He was a
clever straightforward man, and highly cs-
tccmcd by large circle of acquaintances-
His remains were inferred in Mount Zion
graveyard, on Sunday afternoon last, fol-
lowed by large number of sorrowing re-
latons and friends. Rev. Mr.. Bowers Off
ciated. -Emminer.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Monday last news
of the sudden death Of Mr. Joseph Kelly
was received in this place. Mr.. X. was a
stonccuttcr by trade and resided about 3
miles from here, and, although a young
man, has led very reckless life tor some
years past and it is supposed that from this
cause his death, as he was in town on Sat.
urlay last IN company with another person
and both had been drinking rather freely.
! He is said to have been an excellent work
man but too free use of strong drink
! brought ruin to his business and short lite
| to himself His remains were Inferred III
the Cemetery at the Mountain church on
Monday. lie was single man but leaves
an aged father and mother.
SoIREE MUsICALLE-On Friday evening
last our citizens were treated to another of
those grand musical entertainments which
has Justly made Mrs Parramnrc u promi-
ncnt being in our midst. This one was
given at her residence Oh church ST., and
was only ATTENDED by an invited audience
composed Of parents Of her pupils and a
few others. Ofcourse Il large crowd gath
cred on the outside too, but no objections
could be made to that AS the concert was
free and all that could hear were permitted
to do so. Tie music, both Instrumental
and vocal was grand in the extreme al1
Gladly would we give detailed account OF
it were we capable of so doing and had the
space. 1t is enough, however, to say that
all enjoyed it and gives more prooIthat the
musical talent of our town is still greater
ON the increase since the advent Of Mr.
parramorc Still greater things may hc
expected rs her class is quite large and
She expects to give public reception in
one of our churches very soon.
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Greedy Block, Syracuse, \. y,
U'.D Box t6)