Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-08

Band, viz: John W. Seton, T. G. Stocks
dale, A. p. Beatty, "E flats" John f. D.
Miller, +. l.. Root, "Tenor." H. G. Rad
cliff, M. Albaugh, alto" j.. Y. Weller,
NJ. Gaugh, "Basso." A.!E. Webb, Bari
tone" w. II. Damuth, "1rombonc. c.
Z. Cassell, "Piccalo." M. L. Leatherman,
"Clarionct.' Drums" j. e. Martin, Geo.
Grouse. Instructor and leader, George E.
Smith. These are subject to change should
the instructor see fit
Big Frauds....Atler Publishing the adv.
Of Messrs. Ash e Robbins, Of $50 Fulton
ST., Brooklyn, N. Y for a whole year, and
sending numerous bills to them and rccciy-
ing no reply, we hayc come to the conclu'
sion that they are FRAUDS of the first de-
gree and unworthy the confidence If news
paper men. We advise all to reject their
advertisements and those who are at pres
cnt inserting them TO discontinue the same,
as we feel sure they will never get one cent
of pay. They are certainly big frauds or
they would have treated lis better. We say,
beware OF them.
The Gettysburg Star and Sentinel says
Last week the remains Of several Rebels
W, re lmcarthcd near Nr. Blochcr's, north OF
town. the scene of the first days fight, July
1868. They arc supposed to have belonged
TO the It'll Georgia regiment. With them
was found lockct or medallion, contain
ing the portraits of Il lady and two children
IN tolcrably good preservation.-probahlv
the wife and children of the dead soldier.
They are in possession of J. b. Sloan, com
mand of Post at Penn Yam, n. y.
ACCIDENTS Hoes AND DOGS THE
CAusE.-On Sunday last, as Robert Mel
son, riding near Israers Creek Church
was ascending Dockc's hill between Libcr.
ty and Woolsboro,' his horse was fright
cDcd by hog jumping out from some bri-
ars, and turning suddenly, upset the bug
", threw out Mr. n, and ran down the
| hill a short distance into Il thickCt Mr.. \.
was not hurt, but the buggy was smashed
and the horse considerably cut, On the
same dav, as Mr.. John Warner was pass.
| ing through J0hnsonvillc in a covered
spring wagon with his family, the horse
became frightened by II yclpins dog be
came uumanngable, and upset the wagon,
breaking the top and slightly iniurins one
of the children -Bi,,uer.
| DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-WC regret to
learn that May, aged about o years, Il deaf
! mute daughter Of Mr.. Calvin Bradcnburg.
! who removed from the vicinity Of Broad
Run, IN this valley, to Cambridge City, In
diana, some eight years ago, met with Il
or 50 ago, which has probably ere this
proved fatal. Il letter received by relatives
in this Valley states that She was run over
! by Il train Of ears, having one leg and one
arm cut of, hcsi,cs receiving bruises about
the head. She was not expected to survive
her injuries. May is represented to us rs
an exceedingly bright little @ir and it was
| the intention OF her parent, to have her en-
ter school al indianapolis this coming fall
--RC3,Stn'
The ciaritably inclined are respectfully
Informed that the instruments Of the Me
ichanicslown Band are not paid for within
s 30, and they are urgently requested To
come down with the necessary forth with
that The debt may he ljVHidatcd and the
band allowed to play SO far they are ma
king rapid progress and will soon be able
to give 4 sample of their abilities to the
public Come, give the band tho needed
encouragement, and You will soon have Il
musical orgaization that will be n credit to
tAc town. Only last Saturday $?5 were
taken away from the town by band trom
Il distance, and now we say that this CX
pcnsc can be done away with in the future
by proper encouragement to your home
band. Do not wait for the Committee to
call upon you for subscriptions, but come
forward like true patrons of II long felt ne
cessity and help Oh the good cause without
Wing.
Communicated
The following communication was re
ceivcd last week, but unfortunately too
late for puhication.-ED
NEAR EMMITsHUEG, July 81, IS.
The world renowned summer resort
/ ClairvauN-wa the scene of Il most delight
tul Z .tcrtainmcnt, sorcC dance and must
Gale, Il few evenings since. IL was given
by the Ohliging Misses Broadbcnt, two most
charming and loyahlc young ladies of Bal
timore the city of pretty girls to their
many friends rusticating among the high
aud pure air mountains of Western Mary.
land Dancing, of course, to those who
/ have feet and vitality, is always pleasing,
innocent and inyi gorating pastime among
mutually admiling friends; and everybody
who seeks pleasure and joyous health
among the mountains seems to possess an
apprecative ear for mIl: ic, particularly that
of the cJr pue!l0. Miss Baugher, who has
scientific and warbling tongue, was called
upon repcatcdly Her voice is indeed SIN
DIV glorious. DR.. Diclman performed on
,l,n yioI,n several most 1it1icult hut bpouti :